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prfma Douna Disanne.rs

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Madam Pappenbeim.
the operate artist, has mysteriously disap,
peared. There was benefit concert in her
the beneficiary was not present, although size
was advertised to sing. 1t Is limited that She
has gone to England TO escape her debts,
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WHOLESALE MURDERS ON THE RAIL-Ob-
structiOns were placed on the track of tbe
Prospect Park (Brooklyn) and Coney Island
railroad Wednesday night. gravel train
was wrecked, and VIM. Craft, Patrick Cook
John Clear, George Primrose and John Ellis
iaborers, We're killed, and number of other
laoOrerS were wounded
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The ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC Sr.Tp couyru
TloN, at Montgomery, has nominated r. w.
COBB Tor governor, W. N. Screws for Secretary
OF state, D. ID. Vincent for treasurer, Wills
brewer LOT auditor, b. c. Tompkins for attor
hey general. and L. +. Box for superintendent
OF education,
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BOARD, to consist of Surgeon E. P. Vol
lum, Surgeon B. j. D. Irwin, and Assistant
surgeon Henry Lippincott, will assemble at
the Military. Academy, West Point, June 18th,
the members of the graduating class and tha
Candidates for admission to-the academy.
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MILLS SoLD.-The Salisbury (Mass.) mile
costing originally 81 10000 were sold ON Wed.
nesday for $4,000. Their total production
for thirteen years was SSl, 100000. Three thou
sand acres of reservoirs, 1SS tenement houses
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Mr.. BRYANT Getting Reffar

NEW YORK, May Sl.-Wm. Cullen BRYANT
recognized his niece this morning. He also
Waikea ABOUT me room and took nOurishment
three times. His condition is therefore Looked
upon as encouraging
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MASTER HUGO OsTERHAUS, u. :. n, has
peen ordered from the photographic office To
duty at the navy yard, Norfolk, Va, lst of
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THE Hon. JAMES G.. BLAINE has been
elected 1or the nineteenth time chlirman Of
me Maine republican state eommittee The
state convention viii be held at Portland,
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Atten
tiOn is invited 10 the trustees sale OF three
and Rhode Island avenue, this afternoon a
$50 o'clock.
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ss The Rev. George w. Peterkin. the newly
elected bishop OF West Virginia, was conse-
Grated yesterday at Wheeling.
SR-Wm. B: Davis, formerly street con.
tractor, OF Wilmington, Del, was found
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4 MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-ThiS morning the
foreman Of Mrs. Laggage'S farm, near Rock
creek church, found in the We'll (4S feet deep)
a white man named Nicholas Zange, about 81
years old, and got him out He was found To
be badly injured, and unable to give an ac-
count of himself. He was brought to the city,
when Officer McGraw took him 10 the Freed
mems hospital
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to day were Senators Lamar and Kellogg and
Representatives Stewart, Kerr, Smith (Pa.),
Mcmahon ard Blair.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $3.50, lilo: customs. $4SS, 1854.
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The PRESIDENT and party returned from
Gettysburg at II o'clock last evening.
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THE SUBSCRIPTION to the four per cent. loan
today amounted to $lS2,6O.
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7THE LATEsr PUBLICATIONS.

A Synopsis of History, by sam'l. Willard. Mod
ern Dwellings In Town and Country. by H. II.
Holly. Studio, Field and Gallery, by Rollin. The
Creative Week, by g. ID. Boardman. How to
Paint photographs, by Il. B. Ayres. Spectrum
Analysis, by j. Norman Lockyer; Inter. Sci.
Series. Esther Pennefeather, by Alice Perry;
Harper's Library of American Fiction. Reaping
the Wh1Ilwind, by author of Old Myddleton's
riet. Less Black Than We Are Painted, by James
Payn. Dseeiyers, Ever; By Mrs, ii. Loyett Cam
Keramos and other Poems, by Henry WaisworIh
LongfeIow, 81 25. Memoir of VIM. z. Bartlett by
=. ". Pelfrey, $50. The Voyage OF the Chslen-
e ger, by Sir G. WyviIle Thomson, vols, yo
snaps and Illustrations, Sl2.
D MOHUN BROS
10 mylS-tr BookseIlers and Stationsrs lOjs pa av
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APOLLINARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
U:nhIs. FFar<Sos ~osaf

APPROVED by the academic de Medicine of
France, and its sac in France authorized by spe-
cidt order OF the French Government,
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THOR TIES in New York as
"A great relief for sea-sickneSs.h -
"A delightful beverage
Far superior to Vtehy, Seltzer. or any other.n
Most grateful and refreshing.''
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
for daily use: free from all fhe objections urged
against CrotUn and a.tihcialiy aerated waters.''
''lmpregnated only with its own gaS.''
Useful and very agreeable
'heaiehful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases of acute disease.
Mildly antacd; agrees well with Dyspeptics
and " here there is a Souty diatheSiS.'' -
BY far the most agreeable. alone or mixed with
wine; useful i'll CatarrhS of Stomach or Bladder,
and IL GOut.'
IN OF only a luxury. but necessity
To be had of all Wine Merchants, GrOcers, Drug
aiSts, and Mineral Water dealers throughout the
United States. and wholesale of
FRED'K DE barry CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
Nos. II q 4S Warrea St., Nesc York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered yellow
pictorial label OF the Apollinaris Company (Limit-
eG), LONDON. aug2O- m, W, I, COW, ly
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Addison Carter and Sally Turner: w. III.
and Mary l.. Fairall; John West Wagner and
Sarah Lizzie Browne; Gilbert ID. Fox and
Marian Jeanette WrigAt; Oscar l.. Berger and
Lizzie GuttepSOn John Dixon and Sarah Lee
Mary >. Leyane; Abram Mackall and Susan
Morris; John BrOSnan and Katie A. Roche
Reuben 1. Coleman and Mary G. Anderson, of
Cumberland CO., Va; George L. Lewis and
Helen nj. Wallace
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
~ HoIapshire County. ~: ia, il 4
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Keremos, by LongfellOw.
POganuc People, by Mrs. II. b. Stowe.
A Year Worth Living, by VIM. NJ. Baker.
Tie Adyenturesof an American Consul Abroad.
Records OF Living Officers of the U. ). Navy.
VIM. BALLANTYNE & SONS,
my27-r 42S Serenth st. n. 70,
YI>HE WOIAN'S BIBLE, a free transla-
Il tiOn by Miss Smith, OF glastonbury, Conn.,, is
sold at BALLANTINE'S IS. 1t is highly commend
ed by classical scholars. my25-Im
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DIOCIi ISLAND, y. L.

The OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, enlarged, Opans
JULY 1ST. 1t is situated on bluff over i e
hooking the Ocean, where there are no SGSAY
heated malarial breeZes, and the wind ,.,ssE L
blowing from the Ocean renders excessive heat
fCSS' bie. Bathing, Yachting and Fishing. Prices
Ia accordance with the times. Send for circular to
myl5-eC2m NICHOLAS BALL, Prop.
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40 THE FAMOUS
HS MISSISQUOI SPRING WATER
Which for nearly half century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES of KIDNEY DISEASES,
DYSPEPSIA and CANCER may be had OF all
Druggists Its curative properties are almost
miraculous. For Pamphlets, containing remarka-
BILE cures, address MIsSISQUO1 PRlNGS, Frank
lin cOunty Vermont. ap1-m. W, ,6w
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~ A G A X u I.

~ "
10 all who are suffering from the errors and ind1s.
cretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send receipt that will
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
Wasdiscovered by missionary in South America.
Zen d self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. INMAN, station ID, Bible House, New York
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A POINT ABOUT THE POTTER INvEsTlGA
TION.-The House this morning passed the bill
appropriating $4,000 for the expense of the
Potter investigating committee. After the
Senate passes it, the bill will have to go to the
President for signature, and if he signs it he
committee with money to conduct its opera
tiOpS
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EPRIN4sBALE.-Th popular Sumner Re-
- sort. situated. three miles east of the
Blue Ridge, and near the terminus OF the 7E.fH3
v. & @. r f., is particularly attractive I.GE
Il ofiCeiO'feIs, having the advantage of mJrn,Ilg
ard evening trains. There is large lawn atIOrtinS
abundant Shade, pavilion, CrOquet grounds. and
other places of amusement. References given aud
required. Address z. T. POW ELL, onckeTS-
vile London county, Va. ny20 In
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CALWELL HOUSE.

TALSELL HOUSE. "a
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIVA. SG'EAy
2 eco feet above sea level. Capacity 150 a..IE
guests. Mineral springs OF many varieties
adjacent 10 the grounds. Also two immense bath
houses for the use of guests. Tie water has un-
varying temperature of So Fahrenheit, and by
analysis found similar to the hot springs of Arkan-
saS. Opfn entire year. Board $3.50 per day; SIS
Der week; $50 per month.
For further particulars. address
MA S4v- Il Y. prODriptGr
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WILLET & LIBBEY,
Corner Sirth Street and Ne'c York Avenue.
my3-tr
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DUFFALO LtTIsTA SPRINGS,

~ MECELENBUHG COUNTY A..
Waters we-uigh Specifc in Stone or a,A
CGicrH. DiGietsS ami IalHrmmotiyI9 GfSI.SAY
THe BiGddeT. Waters in eases Of SIX gal- ..sl-l
Ers. S5 Per case al the Springs. STOFT 4 CRUn-
WILL, Agents, Washington. ID. G. Testm'-
mails sent to any address Springs Opan for visit
srS JTSE 1St. THOMAS T. GOODE
M 2G-e, 13l &4tk 'rOpTctor.
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NLENCOE SPRINGS-NORTHERN CEN
u L.. 4

" i'll be opened for the Summer Season on yEA$
June /. This beautiful summer resort, >S.lEEl
20 miles from Baltimore will offer unUSuai aILTa-
tiOns and comforts for families or transient board
eTs. Apply to MISS AMELIA GRAHAM. 45
Mount Vernon Place. my7-1m
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JUDGE KEY does not think that the criti-
cisms upon his open letter to the people of the
south demands, at present, an answer When
he hears from his friends whose former inqui
rieS brought forth the letter, and not, as stated
the demand by the republican party for his re-
proper to deny the many stories afOat about
his letter, and state more explicitly the causes
which led to his writing it: 1t may be stated,
General does not consider that any
act OF his has placed him outside of the demo-
cratic party. and that he is confident that be-
fore long many who denounce him as having
turned an out and out republican will change
their ODiniOD
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st i)RIGHT" HGgsE.
u CORNER OF DELAWARE ANDS 4
SURF AVENUES. SGAAY
REHOBOTH BEA DEL s..lE-i
my2D-1m% WALTER BURTON. Prop
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very short. The letters of Hon. Alexander
Stephens and z. M. G. Key were referred to,
aud the belief expressed on all sides that the
effect was salutary. All the members were
present at the meeting.
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TF HATHoRN
BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS,
Just received, fresh from the Springs.
W. s. THOMPSON,
aplS 703 18th st.
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- SHENANDOAH Co., VA.
Alum. Chalybeate and Sulphur Waters; lo bar:
mountain air: 2, 900 #. aDCve tide water; 4 4
large lawn. Special rates TO guests srriv- Wa
Ing in May or June to remain twOUT three n.li.s
months. For terms and pamphlets address
my7-lm A. j. MYERS, Proprietor.
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DAWLES SPRINGS.
III .. 90 feet above Tiie-water,
NEAR HARE ONBURG. VA.
Capacity large hotels With aCCOmmOda- -
tons fCr 700 guests A ppnintmertS first w.
class. Gpeu JTNE 18th. Rates, 50 so per 44l.sss~
day; Sl2 30 IsT week: $40 pSr month. For turIneI
TiSGnbUIV Vi niy20-eO1SL
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DIED,

ANDREWS. On the morning OF May 18th,
1873. al her residence. In this city, Mrs. HEN
RIE1TA Nj ANDREWS. aged eighty-seven years.
vi ow OF the lac christopher Andrews.
Her funeral will take place from tbs Church of
the Epiphany. on "Wednesday afternoon, May 18th,
al 4ocloek lRep. Postl
FULLALOVE. On Sunday, MAY 12.h. 1873 at
OF the late Thomas c. FullaovP.
The funeral " Ill take place from Trinity Church,
Georgetown. ID C.. on Tuesday evening, at 4
O'Clock. Relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend.
GODDARD. At IL 80 o'clock An, May 18th,
1878 JOHN w. GODDARD, infant son Of VIM. X.
and Anna Snea Goddard, aged months and days.
day), at 8 O'Clock p m, from his parents resi-
dence, 431 st. northwest. Friends and rela-
tiyes of the family are invited TO attend
KING. Monday, May Is. 1878, at III 20 Am.
after extended suffering. fortified with all tho
rites OF the Roman Catholic church, Mrs. MoLLIE
NkwToN KING, beloved wife OF III. b. King.
Funeral Wednesday morning, from No. Alb I.
street. Requiem mass at 10 a. m, at ST. Aoysius
church. 2.s
TIERNEY. At 8 am, Monday, May 18th,
1878, OF pericarditeS, MARGARET TIERNEY,
relict OF the late Thomas Tierney, In the forty
ninth year of her age.
Funeral from residence, 1901 Twelfth ST. north
west, at p,m,, Tuesday, when friends are re-
quested TO attend.
baltimore, Clarksville, Tenn, and Fredericks-
burg IVA. papers copy
ZIMMERMAN. On the 18th May, 1873 at 8 "a
pm, HENRY +. ZIMMERMAN, in the sXtieth
yer of his age.
The funeral services win be held at Mt Vernon
Place Church, Tomorrow (TueSday) evening at
$50 p. In. The friends of the family invited TO
attend. Rep a POST
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.
TNHOMAs BOWLING Aucuonser.

uiOAnS OoN LlNd Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF THE HoUsEHoLn
FURNITURE: TABLE WARE, FIXTURES
3 6E.i r IL T4KATs RESTAgRAMT. CORNER
Under and by virtue of two deeds Of trust, "A
dated resPe ctiSely April Goth, 1877. and No Y
Tem na1 tn s. 1871 and recorded, the rst in
Der No. $40, folio 254 of the land records OF the
Ulstlct OF Columbia, and by direction of the hold
eIs on the notes secured by said deeds Of trust the
undersigned Will, at 10 o'clock q. M. on TIES
public auction, on the premises, Ill the Household
Furniture, Table Ware, Fixtures, &C., at present
contained in house No. 1873 1 street q. w., known
Terms cash.
, me above property consists in part Of
Brussels and other Carpets and HUGS,
Crystal and Metal Chandeliers
Gilt and Silver plated CandelaDraS,
Walnut Rep Parlor Sets
Gard Tables, Marble top and other Tables,
Lace and other Curtains,
Fseneh iPd sn had
Walnut Chamber Sets,
Cane Sea- and Wooden Chairs,
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather z illows aud Bolsters,
walnut Extension Tables, Carving Tables and Dish
Dining, DOM Chairs, Oak sideooard, Etesere
French China Dinner Sets,
Cut Glass and arockery,
Refrigerator: Copper Fish Kettle. saucepans and
Fancy Fasf dFaEs. r sssSes,
Silver Plated Epergne, Fruit Stands. Cake
Wine Coolers, Coffee Urn, Soup rurreeus, Ladies,
1ses Wate Sea PEE s Risaes ,s6ss
Mil Pitcher. Forks, spoons. Knives Water
Nth L WILSON, Trustee.
THOS. DOWLIN G, Auct. myS-d
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nUNCANS0N BROS Auctiooeers
~ Corner 9th and ID streets northyes,

Soihoi ON ana u streets northwest.
SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF uousr
no. S24 FOURTEENT SrkEEC opPoSIrE
FRANKLIN PARK, ON THURSDtS
MAY is, COMMEN cling AT 10 O'CLOCK,
consisting In part Of
DINING-RoOM.
It. ROSEWOOD sdeboard. Extension Table, a
G. 8. Brace Arm Chairs. (walnut;) largeSA
Crockery. ~
UP-SCAIR DINING-ROoM
splendid d. 7. Walnut Sideboard. Q4rye:) M. T.
Table. large Rig Carpet, Turkish pattern:D
@ imSon BrocateIe Lsmbrequins, Walnut and
Gilt Cornices, Lac" Curtains.
PARLORS
seven-OctAve Rosewood Plano, Gilt Trace India
covered covers . and Tufted Parl.r suite; Mirrored
Climson Brocateile LambreQuins Lace Cur
ms. walnut and Gilt Cornices, NJ ,ourtte Rug
CARPET, l5&x6, nearly new; Rugs, Ornaments SC
HALLS.
magnificent Walnut Tennessee Marble Mi rorad
hall stand M,quette Passage auu air { arp It's
CHAMBERS
very nne ana handsome Walnut Dressing Case
De- GRATED Toilet Sets Rosewood N T ChamHsr
Sets, Rugs, Spreads FeaI hers ma fcent w al
nut and Rosewood Wa, drobee, Zone very Iarya
forpatty dresses:l N. T. Tables, Lounges Bro
catele Curtains, Cornices.
PARL0R SUITE IN TFRRY, PIECEs
Iese-s-Iete ParloE Suite, 8 pieces; Body aud
Cfairs, Rockers, Dressing Gases, Couches &c
contained In eight chambers.
We"ould call the especial attention of private
purchasers to this sale, the Furniture is in fine
CONDITION, and the Carpets are very nne, mostly In
The sale is positive, rain or shine.
my ID DUNCANSOS BROS Auctiouears
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Glover Feels His Oats.

lNCene: NaShlugtOn.l
CONGRESSMAN GLOVER democrat, Missouri.
al the head of Plumber Investigating
Commitieel-"Now, then, gentiemen.
here's some fun; This fellow that's COM
ing with the book will expose some more
Republican rascalty."
MEMBtks (nudging one another and chuck.
ifi n,g'GS is richness!-perfectly sW-
CLERK walking in and laying down books,-
We'll, gentlemen, have attended your
summons. What can do for your
GLOVER Restraining his laughter and spesk-
ing In voice unusually soemn)-" We
have been appointed 10 expose RepubU
can stealing. We hear that you know
something about that yillainOus and ras-
cally fraud in louisiana"
CLERK (hesiiatinel-"N No, gentlemen; I WAS
not there, and what know of IL is OF no
consequence in this connection"
GLOVER trising and indulging in vehement
gestures) =" Sergeant Arms, guard
the door. Now, sir, turning TO Witness
no shirking. II YOU don't tell us aid
about about |! you'll go to the Old Capitol
CLERK treluctantlyl-"wen, II I must L
must. will tell all know"
GLOVER (exciledlyl-"Hah! you will! Now
We have it. The secretary of the com
mittee will instantly telegraph to the
country that have exposed another re-
publican steal"
SECRETARY OF CoM-"Yes sir"
you don't IN
CLERk-.'Ies, sir, (reads,) two cases OF cham
GLovER-"Wait-whatb book is that"
CLERk-'lt is record of the necessary ex-
penseS OF the congressional investigating
committee that went TO New Orleans"
"Oh-hm !-ah,-it is? IL is not
what wanted, but 20 on
CLERK-" Two cases champagne: 81 lbs plue
tobacco; II cOrkScrewS; 81 worth match
S , ! keg gin; llS papers fine cut; =
worth of Sawdust TO match"
GLOVER (interrupting)-" Ha-ha-ha! That's
very good-one keg gin!-How thatH
sound in the next campaign as a Repub-
hcan appropriation! Coon. My greedy
ears burn for more"
CLERK (pTOceeds)-"One dozen bottles Old
Stag whisky, y 10. crackers, nine boxes
cigars, seven crates Of"
ANOTHER MEMBER OF COMMITTEE Onter-
rupting Savagely)-"I must say don't
see anything funny about this This was
Democratic committee, appointed by n
Democratic House, and"
CLOVER TwaSn't, was il? Hev been be-
trayed again? vile monster" address
ing the clerk, who suddenly shut his
book and said he had a peremptOry en-
gagement to ''see a many
1.-The subordinate members of the COMMITTEES
chased the vile wretch from the room, and he
was injured somewhat by Oppr0brOuS cpl
thetS, lnkStandS and cuspidOrS as he Jumped
from the balcony. Gloyer'S head was immedi-
ately bound up in a wet towel, and his heart
rendering means could be heard all over tho
capitol as he lay palpitating on lounge and
e&cIalmlng, Ruined again. Ruined again!''l
" 4. Grdph2c. w. A. G.
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- A. DARN ElLLE, Real Estate AuCti0neer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PknPERTY-NO. 343 PENNSYL-
WANNA AVENUE NORTHWEST Be
TW ZEN Sd AND AZ STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated NJ arch IL, IL
I'D. 1871, and recorded on the 14sh day of IL.
March, AID. 1871, in Liber No. 639. folio. s:ix
43O, one OF the land records for Washington coun-
ty in the District of Columbia, and at the request
of the party secured thereby, will SELL at public
auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 14th
day of May, A. D. 1873, at 4:3O o'clock p. m, the
following described zeal estate viz: All that piece
or parcel of ground situated in the city of Wash
lngtOn, District of Columbia, known as the south
e1n part of lot numbered sixteen (16). in reServa
ton numbered ten (1O), the said southern part of
said lot having front Of twenty-five (25) feet on
Pennsy wanna avenue, aud running back with the
same width to The depth Of seventy (7O) feet and
two o. inches. The said lot is situated on the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 and
Az streets and is improved by four a. story
brick Dwelling House and Store.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the residue In three equal install
mentS at twelve (12), eighteen (1S) and twenty
four (24 months respectively, with interest on the
whole, pa, able half-yeaily, TO be secured by note,
and deed OF trust on the premises. deposit Of
$500 will be required when the property Is knocked
Gown. The terms of sale must be complied with
within one week after SALE otherwise the property
may be resod after one week notice, at the risk
and cost Of he defaulting purchaser.
? A. DAksEiInE, Trustees.
r. D. CLEARLY, Salesman. my ,4,6, g. IL 13, IA
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my6-eO&dS
THOMAs DOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN N
AND U STREETS NORrdWE>T, No 1919
BY virtue of deed of trnsr, dated Deem -
ger 2OLh, AID. 1875. and duly recorded IN f..:D
LlDer No. 800, folio 400 ct seq.. one Of the ..lx
land records for the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby we shall
sell at public auction, In front of the premises to
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, May 18th,
A.D 1878 at O'Clock D. m, all that certain piece
or arcel Of land lying and situate in the city Of
washington. In the District OF Columbia. and
known ana distinguished on the ground plan or
Square numbered four hundred and forty-seven
part of the said lot at point at the southwest Cor
ner Of the said lot numbered ten (lO) and running
thence north on the line of Seventh (7th) street
west twenty (20) feet; thence turning aud running
east one hundred and sixteen (116) feet; thence
south twenty (2O) feet; and thence turning and
running west one hundred and sixteen (1t6) feet
prOvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash (of which 500
must be paid 81 the time of Sae); and the balance
in six and twelve months. IN equal payments, to be
secured by the purcha ers notes, bearing interest
At the rale of eight per cent. psr annum from the
trust on the pr perty sold. If the terms sale are
sale the Trustees the right to resell at the
risk cost OF the defaulting purchaser. after five
days. notice in some newspaper published In the
city of Washington. All cOnveyancug at purcha-
Ser's cost. JOHN r. ENNIS, tTus+aas
JOHN F. RILEY, trustees
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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