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fe the Hsrth, West, and SQuthvests
DosSbte Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scess-
CIV, Magntfcent Egutpnsens.
MAY sTH, 1876.
Trains leave Warrington, city time, from Depot,
FOR Pitisburs and the west, s .. m. dsily, with
fs.ss o.. Q 6siesaos ana 1 if:so :. :. asis.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO RAILROAD.
Tor Oanandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails, and the North, 8 .. N. daily, except Sun
70 sins tcr ss.
Br n.io, and Niagara Falls, 11:S0 .. N. daily, az
FOR Esw YoGi and the East, SHOP m daily, win
Palace Cars attached Limited kxIrea q Pull.
man Parlor Cars, 9:23 Q. N. daily, except Sunday.
Tor Ne. !0rk .HS me Ia 'i
..s $50 ss::
l: e. m s.y sS su ss
r.I roIss 6resi Line T:Ss .. n. snd $50 ,. =.
sSr Annapolis. os and 1850 .. y. and l:so ,.
n, sxosDt eund.y.
ALEXANpRIA . .RnDBRIOKsBURo Rail-
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA wAsHIHoToH
sss Alsi.1sIi; g. !. "a Pa. J. 1.
,Sr u. ss sad 4! as' s,dsnana. ll4o !, . daily
except Sunday: end via Lynehburs' 500 .. y.
end 1880 D n: daily; -, v..s,,.
Sunday sS q and 10 Z: 81 M. and ,. N.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Pa5ior Or
s:a T.. .Sd fs:s
"a Pennsylvania evenus, and Of the DEPOT, whore
ssn HSs s1 sns
rrisk a.si nf:.s:s: i ss;iS
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RALrIMORK AND OHIO RAILaOAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIkROAD.
APRIL sOTH, 1875.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
q Roefs sRS saa dat : STATIONS:
T:10-BsliiInere and AIexsndris Junction.
e:OO-Netc YORK, PhiIdde.phia and BostOs Bz.
sloan sunday. stop. It Way Stations 5.
~. sed connects for Annapolis; .,..
Pres, frederick, Hsssrstown. and valley
e:2o-Poini OF Book. and way stations.
s:ss-Bsltimore and way stations.
l0:l3-Baltimore Unlimited Express. Stops al Re
I2:15-Bsltimore. Way Stations, Ellicott City and
1850. ns,s YSrt, Pailadslpsia and Norfolk h.
pes Ss; On SUNDAY, all Way Stations and
s:so- fslsl@Sas s and way stations.
CITY, Frederick and way STATIONS, Via BE.
I:Sa-FIederisk and Point Of Books, tvia Metro.
poIitan Brsnehl
sn .pf ssy :sSp p:.,,
3 "a sa 81 s.sssa ~:
ssef md va Way Il. Esis; Con
..,s p pss.;I for Annapolis Sunday ,.,. p.,.
& IaSfs Saiisse' Belts
1:o0-BaltimOre ana way stations
s:2o-Pittsburs. but no come ction beyond Mar
Wsy stations g ' on hstropofitsn BrsDen.
s:so-.Nsic Yort aad Phifadeipsia Nislt Expfss,
Sleeping Cars To New York.
9:30-BaltimOre and principal way stations,
-Msrtinsbnre and way stations, Metropoli-
tan Branch.
ll:30-St Louis Express. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for Louis
willie.
gao. 500. SIS, 1918 .. M: 1 80, Sis. $3.50,
s.S3, 7:l0, $40, $40, $50 and l1:30 y. M,
daily.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown or VAL
ley b ancb; or for New York ana Philadelphia at
10. and $50 D. m.
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
sBd Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, an
orders vii be taken for baggage to be checked and
THIS Z. SHARP sP, ma ste ~ transportation
Il. NJ. COLE. General Ticket AGENT.
GEO. s. k0OHTZ, General Agent. apl5-tr
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EDWIN J. swEEr, Auctioneer.
DWELLING ON PENNSY SvANIA AVINUI,
BLTWEEN 9Th AID 5TH SHEETS EAST.

A b. 1875, and duly recorded in Liber 10, e..J
trct Of columbia, and ct the request Of the party
secured tber eby, ne Will sail at public auction In
THURSDAY, Juse Il. ,Qs, All thai certain piscs
or parcel OF land situate aud lyine IN the city Of
being lot numbered forty -four fllj Of Ferguson 9
subdivision Of original lot numbered four f4J. In
pQuare numbered eight hundred and seventy three
ls73), together with eli tbs inprovemspts, &c,
thereon, ccnsistng 81 three story brick dwelling
Terms: one-thisd cash; balance ct 9 ana n
months. for which the notes Of the yurch shall
par cent. Der ennum. and secured By deed Of trust
snc az ,nsIfspos sSoa s6s esoseEy %
and al ccnvsysncing st the cose Of tbs Durche ser
s,.1 "a - az ~ -, 1T ~ ssySn ss
resell she property ~ the risk and cost q default
J. sTAKLIy JONES, l~.a.
WiLLIA1 2; JON Es Iasssss'
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FonoNIp BY A Pxrrr.-About a rssr
ago young girl residing In the town al
nIlsvood, Ont swallowed penny. No
unpleasant results were experienced until
several months ago, when she was attacked
~ Times win violenfs pains In her stomach.
fhy .icisns were called, bat they were unable
70 afford her any relief and Tor some time she
has been falling - pidly, and a. In thought she
can survive but few days longer. For
three weeks or more she has taken no nour-
ishment that she could retain. Her mouth.
she says, tastes just like q penny, aud the
saliva nom the stomach IA OF greenish color
ssd strongly inPrssnstet with .he smell Of
reiished is a lemon.
Business FAiIyRrs-The ciothirp house
OF Beard, Moulton a Daniels. OF Boston, one
OF the largest establishment IN that bust
S Ws,n 10 New EDglsnd; suspended business
20, OF ham ourg. Paris and New York, deal
ers In china and glassware, has suspended.
~, nseSssy liabilities, add the greater por-
uon OF the debts are due IN Europe.
A FIRE PIssD TO ne BUxe-rhe viz
ginia court Of appeals having Sustained tho
lucgment OF the Chesterfield circuit cour, An
me case OF hillery Page, TIE mulstto Gre
sentenced by J,dge weeseger OF the iattcr
court TO be hanged at some suitable plsoe an
Chesterfield county, between the hours OF
sunrise and sunset July 18th next
skFE RoBBkRs.-Two young msn named
Pierre Langdon and August Urban were ar
rested In New York yesterday, charged with
robbing the safe of their employers, Wilson.
walker Co. OF Pltisourg, Pa, OF =, 900.
~Some one says that calceolarias aud re-
raniums Will keep flies from q room.
~ John II. Chestnut. route agent on the
81. Johns river, has been arrested on q
charge OF stealing money. letters ana other
mail matter from the mails.
rPElder G. A. LoomaS, Of the watervliet
family OF Shakers, ina a letter 20 the Albany
Express, says that religious society Il not
half as numerous now as 10 was some wears
ago.
STAT Exeter. England. a policeman want
ed to arrest girl. but she preferred the canal
10 her misery, and jumped. lie leaped AFTER
10 save her, but she chung fast 20 him, aud
both were drowned.
nFThe snti-Chinese chivalry OF California
refuse 10 escort any young woman 10 q ball
or party who employs a Chinese laundor
masculine OF laundressD, and fashionable
young ladies' mothers are, IN cOnseq uence
harder worked than ever.
Madam" said a trance medium,
"your husbands spirit wishes 10 oommuni-
cate with you" "No matter" said the
widow "if he's got no more spirit IN the
other world than he bad In this, it's not worth
boihering about"
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DID.

BuCkLrr. On the 10th OF msy, 1875, q. .,ta
m, ELLEN, daughter OF John aud the late Br.dxet
Buckley: aged ~ years, months, and as dsys.
. The relatives and friends invited 20 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her father, no.
ie "a street southwest, on Sunday, the 18th Inst.
CLABk. May 2sth. ISIS. Mrs TEREs. A. OIARK.
wife OF John ID. CLARK. aged S. years
The funeral viii take place from 81. Pst-tok's
church SstuItsy morning, N ay 9th, ct 81 O'Clock,
LoRIoK. On May q, IS7s, JULIA A. LoRIcK,
sged a years.
Baltimore Sun please copyl
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

safe OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FRnNTING ON 18TH STREET AND II ST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 26, at 6s>o
m, In front of the premises, will sell at 40
public auction Lot A, in square No l66, which,
will be divided into four lots TWO Of which have a
trent OF ~ feet Hth street and one of "a feet
inches, being the corner lot; each have pth of
~ feet. The fourth lot has front OF y feet 6
inches on north h street. with depth of about 100
feet to alley.
These lots are in the most desirable location 10
Washington, CONVEX lent to the public buildings,
art GALLERY, &C., and will be sold as above subii.
yided.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and IL
MONTHS notes bearing interest ami secured by deed
of trust. deposit ct 300 required al pom each lot
OonveyanciIg, &C., at purchas RS cost.
my20 DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE Ie5,
CONTAINING I1,70O SQUARE FEkT, IN
TIE INN EDIATE VICINITY OF SCOTT
STATUE, at AUCTION.
On MONDAY EYEHING. May the goth 80
lolo on the premises, at O'Clock shall sell y
all OF eQuaie South of Squsre l95, boun ded By.
18th and 10th streets, Rhode Island avenue and
north street, ia the immediate vicinity OF Scott
sta'ue. One Of The best locations in the city.
Terms One-tbird cash: balance at g. u Is, aud "a
months, with notes bearing interest at s per cent
per snnum, and secured by deed of trust on The
premises sold. All conveyancing at purcna YER q
cost. eco down when the property IL struck off
mya5 1t THOS, DUWLING. An -tiobeer
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FINISHED,
READY FOB USE.

The popular ides Of value in linens is hnensss.
This IL element OF value, bat ouly Another
and very necessary element s roundness Of thread.
Both linen and cotton vegetable hbres, but char
acteristically different, linen havirg greater power
OF absorption than cotton ss may be proven BY very
simple experiments Hence the advantage linen has
over cotton In absorbing and retaining starch.
There also differences Of degree in regard 30 this
quality in different grades OF linens, the round
thread linens having this quality In greater degree
than the fat thread.
These Shirts are made by the Oldest house IN the
trade; and, being no novioes, thsy have selected q
linen not only for fits nene.s but with reference 20
actual value in practical uso.
The price ct which offer them, sleo. less 10 per
cent. for cash, or SlA net, IL lower than I sold
similar goods seventeen years tince. and st the
price must command large sales. This Offering 90
special Snd is not intenGed to interfere with M
regular stock shirts.
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HO.MORRON.
"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
Sale OF HOUSEHOLD TURNITURs, CON-
CASE SUITES. COTTAGE F6kNITTss. EX.
TTEEkSI0E TABLE, RUREAg SUITES O0M-
LOB SUITES: UPHoLsTERGD In REP AND
sHIAiRRne CI3TH, mARBLE TOP WASH.
WARDROBEs, WIRE WOVEN sPKTNGs,
aURLED HAIR MATTRAsSlJ. WALNUT
BLANKETs, SPREADS. CHILDBEN CAR,
RnIAGEs, LOUNGES, HgsK AHD COT ION
-EhACE Arm CHAIR. CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
ONE SPRING wAeoA,. s Showcase ANps
s SLN rHABNEss, O9NTBACfoRs, TOOLS.
SCREENS, HAMMERS, &C.
On SATURDAY, MAY 21th, 1876, at IOn
O'CLOCK q. m, shall sell, In front Of my auc- W
tiop rooms, the above collection Of household -
iurniiure, removed to my store for oonven-
fence Of sale.
my2o2t Wash. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
HETMEnN 10Th AND 2IsT SITS. NORTH

-. By virtue CT q deed of trust, dated March -
10th, 1874, and recorded 10 Liber 7S9, folio 81, 0
District Of Columbia and By direction Of the holaer
OF the note secured thereby, 1 win sell at public
DAY the 5th day Of JuEe, 1916, at o'ci .ek D m,
all that piece OF ground In Washington city, Dis
trict of columbia, known and designated as oriei
nal lot e. Of square south q square io4, improved
Terms of sale e5O9 cash; balance in six and twelve
motths, secured by notes bearing 10 per cent. in
terest and deed Of trust On the property. Convey
ancit at purchasers cost II the terms are not
complied with In seven days r I'm sale, the trustee
reserves the right to reee the property the risk
and cost Of the purchaser elo0 to be paid in cash
when the property Is struck of.
VIM L. DUELOP, Trustee.
mybd 1HOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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NJo HUuBU0.-L. RICE YIN Pay Q fair essh
IN prics Tor any ki.d q Ladiss, genss' and OH
SHOHs, % SIS IN street, estvssu oal @ eogth
U0so d 1aal DrooDely ateeo6e1 -. 0Ay1-ly
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BROS, Auclioneers,

EXECUTORS SALE OF PAIB OF FINE RAY
CABRIhGt HORSES. GRAY HORSE, OOUPs,
CLAkkNCE, XIOT0RIA, DOUBsE AND
&C., AT AUCTION.
Ply virtue of authority vested in me. as ~
executor OF the late Il NJ. Corxipe, ana for IN
the purpose Of settling the estate, will sell, GA
at public suction, in front Of Durcanson Bros
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 90, at 4
Pair Of fire Bay Carriage Horses, Is hands high.
b'ooded stoct: kind and gentle
One Gray Horse. n1s hands high; q splendid cou ne
horse, Coupe and Harness.
One Victoria Ga; rage built BY Curt,ss, OF DIN.
cinnati and took the prize at the State Fair.
One Clarence. built BY Brewster, Of New York.
Double and Single Harness.
Ssddles, Brides, &c.
The above articles are sold for no fault but {,
settle the estate Of the late g. Oorwine deceased
Large Stable. four stalls, ana Carriage House for
rent. Inquire OF the auctioneer
Rys6 QUIETON CORWINE, Executor
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-'HOMAS BOWLING Auciionesr.

THOMAS BOWLING Auciioneer.
tEE OMNIBUS. ONE CDUPE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, May. Nfn .,
2sth, 1870, at o'clock, In front OF my EpXIZS
aUclior store. 1 hall sell the above pro -EZSf3
perry, which is in excellent condition.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
my2-2t Auctioneer.
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TAKING Poison ON HKR MOTHERS
GRAvE.-Catharine Steeb, aged eighteen, a
domestic In the family OF Mr.. Stats, CO Fair
view avenue. Newark, N. J., died yesterday
from the effects Of arsenic. She took the
poison on her mothers grave In Woodland
cemetery, but a. IL did not have Immediate
effect, she went to the house Of Mr.. Staats,
and there died.-fM y. 6tln 1&h
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
On SATURDAY INCOMING, May 27.n
i316, commencing at 40 O'Clock, within ard
In front or my suction rooms, shall sell the ~
follow ing household effects: ~
One superior PianCforte.
Three French Plate Mirrors.
Rep and b air Cloth Parlor Furniture.
Wslnur, Marble Base Etegere, with French Plate
M1rror.
Lounges and Easy Chsirs.
Walnut, Marble-Top Tables.
Hsnd'ome Black Walnut, Marble-Top Chamber
Furniture
Fine old NJ ahogany Furniture.
Servants Furniture, Cane and Weed Seat Chairs,
Fine Brussels, Three Ply, aud Ingram Car pets.
Superior Hair and Hulk Mattresses, Pillows and
BOlsters
Fine Dining Rocm Furniture.
China and Glass Ware.
Cooking aud Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
my 26.td THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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UNIVERSAL r.. r. TICKET OFFICE.
BAILROAD TICKITs TO or from all points
s0 f.dact sSA 81 sss Or sSi1 M
upon any other Office or epotkNHH-AH
Tickets GOOD till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply to IL. ID. WHITESIDE,
ABLY 921 Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.

CHRIS. RIESSNER, -
SC1ls AND TIT TrH STREET N. W.
Is eole agent for the District OF Columbia for the
ST. q 90 II GE,
The only kkLIABLE HEATING RANGE in the
narkes: MI Reissner has put mp hundreds OF
these Hangs In this city, and In cases they ha
given the utmost satisfaction. '
he has the largest and best stock of
SLATE MAHTELS
In Meshing fon: at prices from SIS upwards.
RADIANT HOME FURNACE,
which has been thoroughly tested, and pronounced
by ex perts the best furnace now in use
LATROBES AND CRATES
In great variety. at greatly reduced prices.
III sUMMkR QUEEH OIL COOK STOVE
IL the best and eafeet oil stove In the world.
IROH AND TERRA GOTTA VASES,
embracing all the latf ST designs.
Also. Isree stock Of REFRIGERAT0RS,
WATER COOLERS, STANDS, CUTLEBY, Plain
and Fancy TIN WARE. wholesale and retail.
BE- st three ply RUBBER HOSE, only Is cents per
foot
TIN ROOFING, sPOUTING, &c done promptly
BY the best workmen. Orders invited.
CHRIS. RIESSNER,
mylo-tr us and III TIN street northwest.
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The resolution was agreed to.

WAR ON Pool SELLING.-The mayor OF
Philadelphia has issued an order TO stop all
pool selling In that city, and to arrest every
man that sold pools o any race. Large sums
OF money have been paid by New Workers TO
the proprietors or hotels for the privilege o
selling pools In them. One party had paid
5000 for the privilege OF settings pools In
the Continental Hotel.
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TEE CENTENNIAL SUNnAY QUESTION
The synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
church, In session in Allegheny City, has
adopted resolutions commendin9 tue action
OF the centennial commission on the Sunday
question. The synod has representatives
from more than twenty states.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEH's SALE OF VALUABLE BREW.
ERY PROPERTY ON X, BETWEEN 26TH
AND 21TH 6TkEETs NUKTHXEST.

AND 21TH STkEETs NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated March II. -
ls7l, and recorded In Liber &c. folios 474 AIS nW
and E6, one Of the land records for the District2
Of Columbia, aud at the written request of the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction,
In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, June
scIibed real estate situate Ia the city Of washins.
ineion, District Of Columbia, to wit: All OF lots
numbered four. a. five, (5J six, (6,) seven, ~
eight, and all those parts Of lot numbered nine,
90 AL IN SQUARE numbered four, l one part Of lot
niue (9l beginning 1T the southwest corner Of lot
III e, 90 and running thence north with the east
line 9th street west, twenty % feet, thence east
$50 feet to the back line of said lot thence south 20
feet thence $50 feet to the said 9th street. and
plsce Of beginning for the other part of lot nine 9
beginning at the southeast of lot TO- in said
square, thence south 81 feet, thence east rs feet,
thence north 81 feet. thence along the line of
lots IL and b. rs feet west to the place of begin
ming. and sppurteDansss, beilg the hole property
lately known as the Washington Brewery.
Terms e5 500 cash: % 500 10 six f6D months, with
interest, ard balance in twelve (2D months, with
interest The deferred payments to be secured by
notes Of purchaser bnd deed of trust on property
sold deposit Of e2t0 will be required of the pur-
chaser of the time Of sale, otherwise an immediate
resae. Conveysncing cost of purchaser. If other
terms Of sale are not complied with within seven
7J days the Trustee the to resell the
roperty at the risk aud cost OF the defaulting pur
chaser, after five 81 days advertisement:
SAM l. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
my2i YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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# he SILK
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
ASHIN GTON.
wsinvite the attention Of the public 10 our tn
Eense assortment Of new styles
eUMMER SILKS
GRENADINES
OF al shades, IN stripes and plsids.
Large stock BLACK SILKS Of al celebrated
sPRiNG rREss GOODS Of the most attractive
styles and colOTs.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CASSIAEBE CURTAIN LAOES,
SILK UMBRELLAS and FINE HOSIER
10 great variety, n leas than New ork prices.
WOLFORD 4 sHILBER0,
SIT MARKET SPACE,
ap9g-tr Third door from 9Th stress
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STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SAIL

STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
The &c partnership Of J. @. wISwALL & co.
szplrlHs b. ItDtfatIOH on July lS;, our stock
MUST BE CLosLD
on before that date.
We shall offer to morrow, and continue to sell
f0T 80 days, eur large and complete stock OF
DRY GOODS
At CHEAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and Gil goods remaining on hand June LIST, viii be
sold at AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE,
In order TO Close IN 80 DAYS.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will be made On large portion Of our stock.
Prints, 4, and Ga cents per yard.
Brown OottCns, cents per yard.
Figured Gre nsdnes, ca, 10 and l21f cts.
Grenadines in Stripes, 81 10 cts.
Sir Gren sdiue- below cost.
Summer eilk :, Sh cts and upwards.
Pure Black nOhairs. 81 cts, worth S.
Zine Black Dress Silks, IS cts. worth el.G
5000 yards Black Alpasas, lssk TO Sh cts,
PARAsOLS AZ cost.
Large lot Table Damssks. Napkins. Vine Cloths,
Piano Covers. &c 81 less han New York cost
~GREAT BARGAINS in everything.
J. O. WISWALL q CO.,
sp2g-tr $40 Tsb st., near Pa. are.
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NV AUCTION ROOMS.

INV AUCTION ROUms.
On "WEDNESDAY, May gath, at7kp m, sa.
and continuing MONDAYs, WEDNAS Hv
DAYS and "a TuRDAYS OF each week at the yO
same hour, will be cold at auction, an assoIt- -
ment OF Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats
9I1 ETH STREET SOUTHEAST, Navy Yard !,
N. B-Ou'.a or sales solicited, and Goods and
myas avs JOSEPH RKPPETTI.
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~A nveyear old boy at Nebraska CITY
recently fell into . mill pond, was sucked
into the head-gate 10 feet under water, oar-
rfed through the flame distance Of 500 feet,
and finally vas rescued unin Jured.
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.UNOANsON BROS, Auotioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
sIsTlNa OF WALNUT ETKGERE, M ar
MARBLE-TOP sIbEBOARDs, CHANDLER
kETe, &C., AT AUCTION.
By virtue of two deeds Of trust, beariugn
date 9Th day Of January, lsy6, and duly re "
corded in Liber No. sos, folio 40 and 462, ct
Washington county. District Of Columbia and by
REQUEST Of the parties secured will sell a. public
at 10 O'Clock. on the premises, all the household
furniture contained IN house No sos 18th street
northwest, epun Grated ia schedule A, attached TO
said trust, consisting In part
Walnut Etegere. Dressing case, Bureaus,
Walnut Marble-top eideboard, Extension Tables,
Chairs,
walnut Hat rack, washstands, once Tables,
Wardrobes, Lounges, Lace Curtains,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Kitchen requisites, OrooIery and Glassware, with
umerops other articles
myA R0BT. ]. MURRAY, Trustee.