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The Centenni.I ToI,o.a,.


The Catholic centennial fountain ere,iat
by the Catholic Total Abstinence unIoD ~
america, ina commsmoraiion OF the I'm
anniversary OF American tniopendeuca
and which was formally presented Ia m.
city OF Philadelphia lin trust for the free
use OF The people of America for ali tiue tn
, ,on,,,,, n ssS designed 10y Herman Kim. a
So1Ag fnllsdclphia sculptor. THE design
represents Moses after having strurk me
rock hi> right hand pointing 10 Heaven the
hrIIittte o. me miracle. aud his ien hand
holdlng the tables OF the law Fron tina
locks beneath guSh forth living waferS
typical OF the total abstinence cans Thess
waters TALL into a circular basin. surrouniCi
by handsome coping wall. divided INTO
eight Panels. In the center OF the prircipaI
panel Is representation OF the badge worn
by the members Of the total abstinence soci-
elles. on the other panels sculpturei by
Thomas McElwee. "A PhilateIphia arttsy
are medallion heads OF the following eel
eorated Catholic patriots OF the revolu-
Ilohary war !, lafayette the friend and
companion OF Washington. >, Count do
,'raAse, the commander OF the French
Heel; 3, George Meade. diSfing lfSheI
merchant of Philadelphia. and the
grandfather OF The late General Meade. a
koSciuzkO, the Polish patriot. ; Pulaski.
the defender OF Savannah. g., Col Stephen
Moyian, commander ofthe famous Movtan's
Dt ae anu ald de-camp 10 Washington;
:; orono, The chief OF the Catholic tribe OF
fenobscot Indians OF Maine and who held
commission in the continental army Ex-
tending from The central basin, I'm the shane
OF creek cross. rs granite platform, aud
al the ends of the cross are four marble
pecestals, In which are placed drinking foun-
lains, surmounted by colossal statues OF
ather Mathew, Commodore Barry. Charles
tarfoll, of Carrollton. and Archbishop Car
roll. The dimensions OF the fountain are as
follows: Central figure, Moses. IL feet high:
rock work supporting the same, o. feet high.
Each OF me iour smaller statues. feet high;
pedestals OF each, y feet high. Diameter al
basin, 40 feet; diameter Of fountain. 400 feet
Material OF the statues, Tyrolese marble: OF
Ine steps, Maine granite, OF the pedeStals
Mary land marble; of the foundation Con,
shohocken stone. The cost of the five statues
was 81, 100, the remaining part, 5000,
making In all s5i 400.
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celleader
Standard
Billiard
Tables.
apu-sm

"KOGERT'S"
VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP,
Inc only cure ever discovered for WHObPIN0
COUGH IL has stood the test Of twenty yeArs II
LII the osSt remedy for COUeHS. COLDS, GROUP,
cOhE THkOAr. &C., nov before the public Iof
As oy the Principal Druggists, and By the proDri.
etr, ct 1294 I street noffhwea eEe.E
NO HUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay q fair
-, cash price for any kind Of Ladies, 0cnts' md
SMmb1dIsns SECOND HAND CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SnOkS, &C., ga It'll street, between n and q south
Mote By mail pronDsly attended. psyl-iy
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ID FOLEY, Auctioneer,
SIl 7th Street northwest

FINEST FCRNITURE EvER OFFRRED
MEkT OF FURNITURE OF THE SEASON 10
BE SLAUGHTERED AT P. FOLEYS AUC.
On MONDAY, July I'd; TUESDAY, 3d;A
THURSDAY, 9th; FRIDAY, Oh; SATUR w
DAY, 9Th. and continue until ell is sold The
stock consists of 90 Bedroom Suites in Black ]"
Walnut and Painted Sets: 100 Parlor and Library
Set In Rep, Black Haircloth, Grey Haircloth and
ocsteiie; Extension Tables, s and 10 feet long;
Pillar Tables, Hat Racks, Wsrdrobes, Bookcases
Mattresses, Lounges Chairs of all kinds Sideboards
Mlrrors ana other articles too numerous to men.
I;J3.r ~, ~ 70 soiu IesefSe 10 the nl Shest
save money by attending this sale: Sale positive.
p. FOLEY, Auctioneer,
JeU-6t Sll 7th street
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
sail every Thu RSDAY direct from >AanS
Philadelphia to Liverpool, touching at 14&R
Cabin, intermediate and Storage passage tickets
can be hsd at II. d. COOKE, JR. & CO.'S, Bank
eTs, 1920 street. Also, gents for the Red Star
Line 10 Antwerp my21-n
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CU n a RID LIN l..

NOTICE.
With the view Of diminis hing the chances of col.
lsion the steamers of this ne take specific course
for all seasons Of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New
York Or Boston, crossing meridian of 81 at 43 lat or
nothing 10 the north of 43.
On the hOmersrd Passage crossing the meridian Of
10 at AZ lat, or nothing to the north Of ~.
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Buliafd Tables,

Btlltard Tables,
Best IN use. Balls, Cloth, Cues, and
everything appertaining to Billiards,
q Love- Price,. HavRths larReG(
Stock and finest facilities for manu3ao.
turing, orders can be promptly oiled.
Good second hand Tables cheap. Thu
bilifsrd Cue, an Illustrated newspaper,
81. w. COLLEHDBB,
S30 Broadway, n.
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IHE D1sAG REEING DoCTORs.-A good deal
OF interest has been excited here by oVerturex
which have been recently made by leading
Homeopathic physicians 10 the allopathistx
iorFdI4rodche'ne1n. IL was begun by a con sui
tation between some OF the leading representa-
tlyes OF the two parties whose division has
been from the firsl accompanied by host ilItiea
OF almost Theological intensity. tits admitted
Dy The homeopathic leaders and thus far with
out any public remonstrance so far as \ car
iearn from their comrades, that Hahnem ann
carried his principle OF infnitesi NAL doses
10 an absurd extreme, and they attribute
this 10 his having been badgered by his on
ponents. They declare that no homeopathist
practices now on the infinitesimal principle,
but uses doses which, though small, have
sufncient potency 10 affect the system, They
also admit that they are no longer bigoted in
their adhesion TO the stInllid s-ntliblSs theory
ofcures, but whenever experience has approx
ca any remedy they gladly adopt it. On the
other hand, they bring forward evidence
which the allopathists do not contradict-to
show that many old medical orthoIoxies are
how heresies; that the allopathIsts do noa
use "heroic' remedies any more, but have
reduced remedies in quantity; and they al
lege that IN some cases the sllopathists use
uhe hke-cures- like principle. The old
what the church establishments is
In religion; they have the position,
The endowments, and in army, navy and
rational hospitals they are the only physi-
clans recognized. And Vet, like those Ne
paul gods OF whom 1 have been writing,
their return for all these favors has been only
measurable, and the consequent alienation
of the people from them has been serious. It
is rather In despair OF the orthodox than
win much faith in the unorthodox schools
o. nedlclne That so many repair 10 the latter
London On. Csn. Commercial
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aaeuooeer.

HIGHLY NATHALIE BUILDING LOTS AT
III CORNER or RHODE ISLAND AyENTF
AND l.rH STREsT At AUC ZION
nn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July IJth "a
30 ste 81 CD, iu ont II the premises 4 ~
81 al ssh l,ts IS aud 4 in sIuarr u0r-h ot.k.
sgusfe ~. L't h.. front e 4s97- 90 fycl b
-. g. n , So -. ~ffru a ~. c,,ru-r q ~ A
IslFtd a'true nId l-th str a Lott a d ,
trvnt'rs the est side 4 18th :. ee' hava each
mont ~ l6fest - depth q ~ ct 1t - ~,
pr y. rs a Cumf'rfsbi" frame II selling
1'rns ~ sale. One third cAsh. balance & IL an 4
- mon Ia, with notes oeA lns Interest At par cent
pr anr um. and occurred by n 4 81 ~ trust On ~
properly soid All c. nvey cling at IN. ca.t q tba
BuI 81 aser. 10 down ~ TIE iui- # sale
~ 81 THOMAS BOWLING, A lctione.r
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.HE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

T'HE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
Turkey, by James Baker, Lieutenant Colonel
Ii. A., with maps and illustrations, uniform with
Mackenzie's Russia; 3yo., cloth; $3.50. Reconcilia
ton Ct Science and Religion. by Alexander Win
ehell LII D.; limo, cloth; 81 on. Camp, Court and
History Of Turkey, by DR.. Johannes Blochwitz; 500
The Tudors and the Reformation paper; 25c. The
Struggle Ag sinst Absolute Monarchy; paper; a5c
University Life in Athens; &c. The Rise OF the
People and Growth OF Parliament; paper; 25c
Arisdne, by Onida; cloth; al75. For sale By
MOHVN BROTHERS,
Booksellers and Ht0tt0ners,
my2S tr 1915 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

TIE steamers Of this Company will sail every Sat
turday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third 4eaek
street, HobOken. Rates of passage: From S4Cfk
New York to South ytOn, London, <.<Ezzne5E4s
Havre and Bremen, first cabin. 500; second cabin
S6e gold; storage, $50 currency. For freight or
passage apply to OELRICH5 a Co,
mart en- 2 Bowling Green, New York
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Tor POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
u Until further notice the Steamer -
MATTANO, Captain VIM. IL. Byles, EA-S
will be run as follows: Leave Wash
ington from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at Z O'Clock, for all
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
pai MohSi NG az CLOCK, ior all Land9gs as
Freight received daily FOR any information. in.
Guire at @. L.. SHERiFFS Goal Offices, lila and
Jas PENNEY ania avenue.
msr3-tr wM III. KILLMON, Agent
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL e.
TATE ON NORTH b STREET. BETWEEN BID
AND 4TH SHEETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust given to and -
dated the 18th day of May, A D. 1873, and duty 1..
recorded In Liber No. III, folio 3l5 one of the.x.
land records Of W shngton county, in the District
OF Columbia, and BY request Of the parties secured
thereby, will seu, at public auction, in front of
the premises CD TUESDAY, the lO.h day of July,
a D. l6I at o'clock p m, all that piece pare el
OF ground lying city and District aforesaid,
and known sspart Of Lot twelve (l2D. Square seven
hundred ardfeighty- five (7s5l Beginning for the
same on north6 stre,t 8t the dividing line between
lots III and IL running thence east Is feet inches
theneescuth he depth of the lot thence west with
80 fottaile Y<sfeet and inches; thence due north
Al feet Sc inches; thence west seven feet; thence
north % feet to the beginning together with all md
Singular the appurtenences, rights, privileges, i'm
proyements and other Entertainments to the eame be-
longing or otherwise aPpertaining.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal installments I'm and IL months notes bearing
per cent interest, and secured by deed of trust on
the premises sold. A deposit Of 100 will be re-
CURED as soon as sold. Conveyancing at Purchas
err cost II the terms OF sale not com piled with
within ten days from day of sale, the Trustees
serve the right and privilege of reseing the prop
ery at the risk and Of the defaultng pure
upon giving FIVE days notice of such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington, ID. u.
GEORGE NEITZEY, In
n n
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(rHANCERY sALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ PROPERTY

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofs>>
Inc District Of Columbia, passed the 18th of T.
Jane, le77, I'm Chancery cause No $50, iu@
which Kate MARI 10 plaintiff and Frank +. Barry ia
DEFENDANT, will sell at public auction, upon the
GROUND, at O'Clock p. M, on the 2OTa BAY os
July lH Lots of ground numbered s. and
III, In ysmee NJ. Latfae recorded subdivision OF
square III: These lots front both upon North A
Str ct and MaryaId avenue, within q few ste "a Of
space. 'A' pooAAe
Ierhs Of sale; One fourth part of the purchase
ratification thereof by the Court and the balance to
be PAID IN equal installments in SIX, twelve and
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of
ale secured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold
The purchaser to pay 500 Immediately after the
properly 10 BID on, and also pay for al Conveyance
Ing. In case OF non compliance with the terms OF
the property 70 resold ct the cost ana rfsk OF
the defaulting purchaser after five days notice.
-o- ALONZ0 A. MARR, Trustee,
OOWN4AN GREEN, Auctioneers
jys-eo7w&ds fNationl
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~ The average age of the graduating class
OF assar girls Is given a. twenty years; but
how were the figures obtained?
nS-The surest sign in the world that thew
are married Is when they enter some public
place and she reaches up and pulls down his
coat collar. instead OF leaning back and pick
Ing out soft smiles to throw al him.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRTSTEEr SALE OF BUILDING LOTS COR:
MIR MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE AND
AND SrH STREETS NORTHEAST

hNp OH
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated Decembers>>
IS, 1876 recorded IN Liber No. $40, folio 2is, ct
.e9 one OF the land records of the District off,
Columba and AZ the W ritten request of one Of the
parties sec ured the reby shall offer for sale pub
day Of a on sAPGR
thai certain piece or parcel Of land lying in the city
and distinguished the plat or plan of said CITY as
Lot No In Square No. s95. This lot has been sub.
ofsubdiysion recorded in the once Of the Surveyor
oftaid District having fronts ranging from Is 10 %
alley in rear The lot viii P BE- .od entire os
by the subdivisions, as may seem best to the Trustee
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash; the balance in equal amounts at
notes to be given Tor the deferred payments bear ng
fTG% fhe eay q ss dat at per cent per
The property sold, OF ali cash ~ the option Of
hs lot spon 81 hs @ % be on
or II sold 10y subdivsI9n, SO On escn subdivision.
at the risk and Of the defsutpg after
hve cay. boice, II The terms Of ssle are not COM
conveyancing ard recording ~ pnrcb.saS,s CIT AL
jys ecSds RICHARD + MdRsELL, Trustee.
Il II. WARNER, Auctr, No 0I8 street NV
T ~ ,Eu EM SALE OF LOT 2a.iae FEET:
2OrH AND aisr STREErs.
MAY si1Is Of dsss Of Tas e
M3, one of the land records for the county ofX.A
washington, D. e, shall orer At public sale, in
at O'Clock p m part II lot numbered i've IS. in
square numbered Que hundred and enc Iioi5, of the
Street northwest by the depth Of the lot sog e
with the improvements thereon, consisting of q
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash. Of which fifty dol
e the sSnnee ho and after
day OF sale, with ten per cent per annum interest
until paid, to be secured by deed of trust aud in
recording to be paid by the purchaser, and if the
terms are not complied with in ten days after the
be AT he az
ard cost Of the defanltns purchaser after three
notice to be 81 ESspnf ss
1T. CoLDwELL, Salesman eas-eokii
I EIeH BROS. PHELPS, Auct's.. corner o
- Water street and Roano he avenue, Norfolk, va
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
fer !" CITY S at au ss the
oSioYS 5g srSSgF fHn 'rH
under and by virtue Of two .evers deeds Of trust
q sSu aes o. ,s say
G. rts1n bondhoiders herein mentioned. This canal
IL 5ss as add o oo feet about sds n &c
construction. The United States and state Of vir-
view t. iis National and ocmme 70 fssii sn Il
forms an important link in the chain of inlaad
more especially opens the trade Of the North Caro-
VA sounds and the rivers smptytng therein TO the
sssfe and short route In war in peace, and with
bold navgabie rivers, connecting with its northern
works of the kind in the country. 1t will require
business and the inability of the present compsuy
70 carry out this and meet its eneaGements
urtSe9 ably e 4, wv
KoaHRs' Esq. P5es1 d y S SF g
%;TT SSE v%TTESSsE' Trustees.
LEIGH BROS. ! P A Il s Aasst.. myasm
-
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE. Captain j. WHITE, IT..
leaves Sixth street " hsrfeyery Mon = e6hAS
day, Wednesday and Friday, at H0t7EEGEzD
Providence and other northern points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at 3 o clock D. m.
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPhIA, ALExANDEIA. WASHING.

COHNEGTING AVE- PHILADELPHIA WITH
CLYDES LINE FOR BOSTON AND PROV
IDENCE AND NEW ENGLAND STATES.
SAILING DAYS
from Observation-Disclosures az IL m.
From Washington-Monday, at IL a. m.
from Georgetown-Monday, at D IN.
freights received daily. Through -
bills q landing given to Boston ard &esHC
Providence. COasignees wishing their
goods landed ut Georgetown wharf will please have
them marked =" GeOrgetoun, d. CT
~ tor fuIl Information apply 10 j. III. JOHNSON b
CO, 11O2 street northwest. and 18th street
wharf, W sshington, ID. c.; @. y. HYDE, 80 Water
street, Georgetown, ID. c.; WM. p. CLYDE & CO.,
phiA. pnay<sO
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1877 GREAT 1917
PENNS ri VANIi ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQlipment.
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hUECANeON BROS, Auctasnesrs,
II Corner 9th and d streets northwest.

III A0c00D0ofD,
u Corner 9th and d streets northwest.
PEREMPToRY SALE 0F A PAIR OF VERY
ZINE CARRIAGE H0RSES AND SET D1U-
BILE HARNESS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, July 10Th, IN
commencing OF 10 O'Clock, We will sell In AS
'front.' OF our auction rooms, corner Of 9th and ID
streets northwest, pair nne Grey Carriage Horses,
Is hands high perfectly gentle aud sound free and
quick drivers, and both drive well in single harness
One Set Double Harness.
DUNCANSON BROS,
y9-d Her &Capltal Auctioneers.
CRAHCERY SALE or FRAN15ROUs9 Ann
" LOT NEAR MARINE BARRACKS
By virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court "A
Of the District Of Columbia, pas 'ed in Equity H..
DAY the 18th dsy Of JULY, l01, Al O'Clock >. m :,
west q feet inches Of Lot ~ square $50 in the
CITY, CITY,, i soS,S ~ Frame House, mo. eos
1erms ons-third Of the purchase money In cash;
residue IN three equal payments at 8, Il and IS
months, With Z per cent. Interest. secured by the
purchassrs notes and reserved lien. Deed given
and deed OF trust taken upon final ratification Of
sale; or elss deed given upon final rafifcation OF
ssie and full payment Of purchase money, ct pur-
conveyancins 8 Hs az 6 Z !. eeS
pV6VAAsQG BIOS, Auet. Wsd
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nRY GOODS MUST BE SOLD.

OWING O. the Gull times, and having Iarss s.ock
OF Goods on hand, Which must be sold, W III for
the nexi 81 days sell At the following low prices:
1000 sr'is best Spring Prints sde at Ga cents;
s0t FsDip1H:S. Remnants only ~ cents
Good Bleach and Brown Muslins At cents
1000 yards splendid Bleach Cotton ct 5H cts,
Better than AndrOcoggin.
case W-4 Bleach Sheeting AZ 13S.
Splendid lire Of COlored Cashmeres and Mohairs
~ ~ cents, sold 81 %
800 yards new Basket Cloths at Is ce nts, sold
400 yards beautiful Figured Jsckoaets at III
cents, sold ats.
case elegant French Lawns, solid coIors, ct SIX,
sold 81 s. cents
Black Cashmeres in large quantities, at slx, Nh,
20, 50. 62ts, rs, G5s and 81
Best 80 cent Gct-ls in W azhin Rtou.
Large lot If Bfack Silks from auction.
A good Gro Grain Silk for % cents; splendid Six
for Is. worth Sl75
We have Is go ards new HanSu rgg, lust opeued,
hver than ever.
great drive in Victoria Lawns
% pieces q LOnsdals Cambria ar i3H
Il We asa Is an ins pectOn of Goods and prices
before purchasing.
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AT COST FOR CASH.

A i COST FOR CASH.
H1u.ekeer7rc goods 81 AT kiuis: Table Dsmaskz,
Napkins, Towels, sheet Nc. gIilfs, ',ace Cur'aIns,
&c MITCHsLL MARTIN.
Drsss Goo Z aU tiUds-Liueu LasBs. Organ
die. French Eausrak ~ ard Muztins, and Figured
SEiss. MITCHELL MARTIN.
Blsck GTensi mes - cents II 81 SIS, Figured Plaid
and Esus.f Grenadines. both h!ack and col pred,
: ] setc 50 %. MITCHELL & MARTIN.
Linen Erd Cambria suits, White Suits. Linen
listers, ard a large stock g Latte 4 nie wear.
MITCHELL MARTIN.
The ettire StOck. which j. the most varied and
attractive in the city, At COS FOR CASH.
GTeaI bargains can be obtained.
MITCHELL & MARTIN.
Successors to John T. MiteheHJ
Iy2st 93I Peunsy lvsnis avenue.
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Z II. WARNER, Real Estate AucuOnesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT Two-sToRY
PREsSE O-BklCk FRONT DWELLING NJ
1907 STREET NORTHW EST

a, ~ Aot -, uuis recorded IN LlbeT y U-1, .tFyE
o. COinmois End az tn requ - Of fhA parry sscarl
.nereby. snail sell al public auction, front #
the premises, 90 SATURDAY. july nth IN7, at y
O'clock ?. m the following described real estate.
situate IN ne cry OF W sshnStnp u =. 30 wit Al
designated as Lot numbered fcpr - N George q
tob5rn recorded subdivision Of square uln se-ei
the lDproS emenfs. &c
Terms: one-hfth in cash; aad the balance AZ lua.
two and three years, with lot rest AZ eight oer cent
Ter anuum secured by deed q trust "a property
s'ia, or ~ Cash, AZ .ItlHu IT the uschs-eT de-
post of : tH rel iired Al thu ;m sale, AMI Ell n
Sysncing at purchasers cost. Terms to b. cotn-
Piled with IN seven davs
MOSES KELLY, Tryste.
j. u 'VLbN ELI, salesma1 J'l9 eoSds
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STEAMERS. &c.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The commodiOus Bay Steamers SUE, Capt. W. O.
GeCghegan, and EXPRES5, Capt. IT,
Jas. Barker, leave Stephenson s S4hB
wharf foot OF 9TH street, every MON ox1E7as771z1D
DAY and FRIDAY at 10 o'clock o m for Balti-
more AID AL river landings; return ng leave Bati-
more, No. lA2 Light street, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY AZ D. m. for Washington and river
landings.
After July ID, the hour Of leaving will be s m.
Freight and passengers at lowest rates. Apply,
le9 3m STEPHENSON 4 BRO 7th ST wharf
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Life and Speeches Of Daniel Webster; Smueker,
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SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN,
jeBh gil Pennsylvania avenue.
THE SCRIPTURE CLUB OF VALLEY
REST; or; Eyeryb ody's Neighbors. BY the su-
thor Of " Helen g Babies.n
ChristiaBity and Islam. By stephens.
Charlotte Bronte A Monograph. By J. w. Reid
DeQuincey's Life and Writings. BY Il. A. Page.
The Christian Wayl Whittier 1t Leads, and How to
Go On.
The Plains Of the Great West. By Dodge.
Protection in the United States. By WI. Sumner.
Science and Religion By Winchell.
At VIM. BALLANTYNE'S,
jel5-1 AS 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07
AUCTION SALES.
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Corner s.h and ID streets northwest

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