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DUNCANSON BROS. Auct1oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VILLA
HOUSE AND FARM OF ABOUT 40 ACRES
Fk0NTING ON WOODLEY LANE, NEAR

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VILLA
HOUSE ANDFARM OFAB0UT 40 ACRES,
FRONTING ON WOODLEY LANE, NEAR
THE CITY LIMIT.
By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated Noyem- IA
Der LIST. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber f"sU
No. $50, folio 25S one Of the land records for El
the District Of Columbia, and by written request
OF the party secured thereby. we will sell. at pub
NC ctiOn, on the premises, ON TUESDAY AT
TFRNOON, july 18th, A. ID. 1878. at 6 O'Clock,
all that Ger tain piece of land lying in the county of
Washington, District OF Columbia and described
as part OF alarger tract called Pretty Prospect
adjoining the lands late the property OF the widow
Forrest, called ROSedale, - and the tract called
:. oodley,' ~ late The property OF Philip Barton
Key, deceased said part of 'Pretty Prospect
being fully described by metes and bounds in a
deed from Lewis Kengla and wife to Jane J. Mich
olson: recorded In Liber N. G. T., No. So foIios
267 26S and 269, one OF the land records of WASH
1ngton county, ID. C., together with the improve
ments, ways, easements, rights, privileges and
appurtenances 10 the same belonging or anywise
8ppertaining.
The above tract OF land contains about 40 acres,
and Is improved by handsome villa 1.-TWO story
frame) containing rooms; gardeners house,
lodge house, barn and out houses. The above tract
is In the Immediate vicinity OF the farms Of Dr.
Busey, Mr.. Middleton and others. This tract will
he sold subject to 81 OC0 note, with interest Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property. A detail
statement will be made at sale.
Terms: tt amount secured by this deed Of trust
and expenses of sale in cash.
X. W. BOWMAN, 1n
Jy6 q. +. CIR EN-, iiusIoos'
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TRUsTEE'5 SALE OF IMPROVED REAI
Il Estate OK ELEVENTH STREET RE
JM ZEN h AND l STREETS NuRTd

BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March -
10 - u, AID 1878 and recorded in Llber No, -
District Of Columbia. will ss a. public auction
day of July, 1878. at $50 O'Clock D. m. the N ri
loving described real estate situated 10 the cit,
OF o., Warrington. D;C., to wit: The south d. { OF
LIN street. and con aiming about $50 liare feet
o. ground, improved by ,hree-story Fran , D vel
adjoining 6 the above and containing about 3, Col
Terms: 81 coo cash on each lot; balance 8, DIV
twelve and eighteen months, with int erest At M,
cent. per annum. secured by deed Of trust Ali can
veyancing at purchasers cost. ieoa-
JOS. Q. G. KENNEDY, Truss
y. i. COLD w ELL, Salesman. i've xds
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A Miner Falls I.45O Feet.

The Virginia New Enterprise of the %
inst; says" At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
g.. r. Germann, Shift boss at the Caledonia
mine, fell to the bottom of the shaft, a dis
lance of 1,450 feet, and was torn to shredS. W.
Il. Mckay, Germann and another man had
been down to the 1O0fOot station to change a
pump clack. Having completed this work,
they rang the cage down to the l,6GQfOOt level.
AT that point the assistant was landed. and
Mckay and Germann started for the surface.
The tools which had been used in changing
in his hands a. piece OF plank some six feet in
length, which he was taking to the surface.
He had the plank under one arm and held to
the crossbar of the cage with one hand. MIR.
Mckay was holding to the crOssbar, and all
went well until the cage was within 80 feet of
the top OF the shaft. The cage then gave a
against the bonnet, injuring his hip and side.
When he collected his senses and looked about
Mckay found thai Germann was gone, and
knew he had fallen 10 the bottom of the shaft.
Undoubtedly the eud of the plank caught
under the wall plate of the shaft and thre "
Germann Off. In falling to the bottom of the
shaft Germann's body appears to have bound
ed from Side to side, striking against the
timbers. and was thus torn to fragments. The
head was torn OIL also the hands and feet and
the arms and legs, were whipped to pieces,
boEes along down the shaft and scattered
about at the bottom. The trunk Was left a
shapeless PUPPY. mass The remains were
rolled up in a blanket and when brought to
the surface lay in heap that bore very little
resemblance to the body of human being.
The bodies OF men who fall such a distance
are generally terribly mangled, but in this in
stance the diSmem Oerment and Tending to
pieces were much greater than is usually seen.
The deceased was a native of Delaieid. Wdu-
keSha county, Wis, and aged 81 years. He
was an old resident here, and a good careful
miner. He was married year ago last April,
and lived on Petaluma street, near the GENE
teries. He leaves MANY friends aud wife
and one Smsil child"
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ID A. DARNEILL E, r al Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
Pm, WE'D PROPERTY, THE CORNER or
Virginia AVENUE AND It'll STREET

SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated Goth -
day of July, A. ID. 1870, and recorded on tine t::t
12h day of August, A d. 1870, In Liber No. G13
GIL folio 294, one of the land records for Washing
ion county, in the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby. will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on fU ESDAY.
18th day Of July, A: d. 1878, at O'Clock p. m,
The following-described real estate, VIZ: An that
piece or parcel OF ground in Washington city, Dis
trict Of Columbia being part of SIuare No. 9o5,
beginning for the boundaries of the same at the
southwest corner OF said square and runiDg thence
along tie line of 7h street east forty-one feet;
hence east forty EIGHT feet thence sourhwesterly
to The line of Virginia avenue fifty feet; thence
wes'wardly along the line OF said avenue thrty-one
feet six inches to the place Of beginning The
property is improved by three-story Brick House.
Terms: One-four.h Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash and the residue in three equal in
stalments. at twelve (12), eighteen 1S), and twen-
ty-four l24) months respectively, with interest
on the whole pay able half yearly to be secured by
notes and deed Of trust on the premises. A de-
post of one hundred dollars will be required when
The property is knocked down. The terms of sale
nj st be complied wi Wi hin one week after sale,
otherwise the property will be resold, after one
week notice. at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. All conveyancing at the cost Of
purchaser.
jy6-d&ds P. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
"ASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
w 1OO1, northwest corner 10th and Dstreets.


tXT IESS!XE SALE Or A sUPERIoR COL;
GGHAM sII AND RARI0K FURSITURE.
AT AUCTION. '' A 'O''
On tuesday,, July 1Cth 1873 commenc-n
s 10Th and sa1 fs s1
W. st, an extensive assortment Of H1usehold
and s1 sSss
Wardrot :, Walnut Writing Tables, Walnut
Ts eoesTed With fifsf Gth Ws
nut Frame Parior Suite, upholstered in Drab, Rep,
Eep snG
Center Tales; Walnut Frame Lounges, uphol-
ana Dining Room GnsTs ok
Hal Hs Ss BtS Ssse iSgraisn and 9tfsr Carpes
Of ana
kols,ers, ard Pillow Cases; Hair. Husk and Cot
s Ga ans Gh"s
lass and Grockery Ware: Range Fixtures; Cook
s and e sead st
tase Of this opportunity, the collection being well
assorted, c.mprising in all the contents Of about
jy11-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
DUNCAssON BROS. Auctioneers.
sAhH 0 On srRss
N0KIH, No. 81 TIN SIRE EFT NORTH
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated July 11th, "A
a ~. Il, recorded In LtDer COL, IOllO
268, ct seq, Of the land records for the Dis -
triCt of Columbia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, will sell. at cub ic auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY.
July 18Th 1878, at 4:30 O'Clock p. H. the following
described estate, to wit: All that certain piece
parcel of ground situate and lying in the city o.
Washington, District of Columbia, and known and
de- cribed as part of Lot numbered nine (9), in
Square numbered four hundred and ffty-three
(4s3) beginning for the same at the southwest cor
ner OF said Lot and running thence east ninety
(97) fee, to private alley, intended forever
to be used ingreSS and egress to and from the
public alley in said square; trsnce north eighteen
1S) feet eleven and One-haf Oil Il inches: thence
west nine,y-:even (9O feet and THENCE south
eighteen U8) feet eleven aud half (11s) inches,
to the place OF beginning.
in cash and the residue in four equal instalments
at one l), two 90, three (3) and four a. years,
respectively, wi n interest the whole at six per
cent. per annum from day Of sale, payable semi
annually to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser and deed Of trust on the premises sold; or
all in cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit OF $500 will be required a. the time of SALE
All cOnvenanCing at the cost Of the purchaser. II
the terms of sale are not compiled with within
seven days from the day of sale. the Trustee re-
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement.
DS-d&dbS j. B. WIMER, Trustee.
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Dressing at summer Resorts.

A correspondent writing from Saratoga
SAYS: There is less dressing here every year.
Buffalo or Chicago With nineteen trunks and
stuns" us with two new tOiletteS day for
ten consecutive days. But the genteel New
YORK girl dresses very little. She comes to
see the panorama rather than TO be seen. She
hides away with her beauX in corners, under
2 dainty paraSol or forms clique, where they
sit and abuse the JOneSeS, whose father like
their father, once kept green grocery. ( see
seVeral young ladies who always look sweetly
in muslin. They came here with six white
muslin dresses and twentyfour yards Of rib
bon.
How do you wear the ribbon?" L asked
che of them.
"Well,we buy six yards of wide blue ribbon.
This we make into bows, saSheS, etc. Wien
We wear blue, il is blue throughout-bue on
etc"
And the other ribbon?''
Why, we also buy six yards of cardinal, six
yalds Of pearl, and six yards of straw color
20, you see, with six muslin dresses and three
white chip hatS,we can come out in new suit
every day, and if We have colOred paraSols to
match, why, the taste is perfect, and twenty
# ur dollars worth of ribbon does the bust
ness"
have watched this young lady every day,
ard really she is one OF the sweetest and most
cEaTmlDgly dressed young ladies here. No
Soiled silks for her. No shiny SatinS or hot
gros grains! She can take the beaux away
from the young lady dressed in SOiled grOS
grains every time. The fact is, men fall 10
love with women on account Of their neatness.
No gentleman ever loved Soiled woman. So,
young ladies, wash your greasy hair till it
looks as light and tieecy as God made il. throw
away the rouge and powder, let the skin have
the shine and glow of health, throw away your
old soiled silks, and dress yourself IN in sweet
white muSins and then the beaux will swarm
around you as the bees swarm around the fra
grant honeySuckle.
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INDECENT TRAINS AND SHORT DRESSES
1t would seem as il any one, however blinded
by custom, might see the abSurdity of nation
of intelligent women allowing themselves to
be converted into town aud country Scaven-
gers, without thanks. or even the recompenSe
of approval. There really seems no prescribed
limit to the hight to which skirts may be lifted
in walking, If only the wearer is hung round
about with cloggiDg folds, from which she can
atty of wet and mud bedraggled trains. Hold
ing on to her draperieS as il for dear life, she
may raise them to the knees and her style of
clothing is tolerated with cOmplacency. But
let il be known and seen that the dress is hung
so as never to come below the tops of the
boots, and that the limbs are properly and de-
Gently covered what fears are harbored for
the morals OF women:-[A Recent English
Book ON Dress Health and Bedutu"
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,-,,. a. . hhA ULFf, TruStHo,
ltUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucr's iva Il
TN UsTEES SALE IF VALUABLE LOT
4 ON NEW YORK AVENUE BErW cen

10TH AND 18TH STREETS 4 JRTHWE5T
sra 2f'h, a, ID. 1873 and recorded In Liber ~
~, 10 10 IS one vi the land records of the -.
In .r9ht If the premises, on SATURDAY the
~ day OF July, 1873, at o'clock y. m, the fol-
" 4shing,OI, y. O., TO vii: Part of original LOT
10 ! sqna 262, having front OF 43 Fee inches
and containing nearly g. 600 SOU are feet of gronnd
,ea !ms; ~ goo cash: balance In one and two
yea 5, with interest at pr cent. per aInuu, g.
cured ny deed Of trust. All conveyancing at pur-
JOS. C. G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
u. COLI ELL. Salesman. i. @ d Sda
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WASH. b. ILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUs TEES SALE OF vALUAB e M
PROVED PROPERTY FIR MING ON ID
g So Rect s UTH, BETWEEN 9rH AND
III pursuance of the last will and testament -
of Eliza A. Tull, late of Washington city, I.:.A
ID: C., deceased. made on the 9th day Of O:-E13
tober, A ID. 1874 and in virtue of authority vested
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, July % A.
ID. 1873, at b cock D. M, all that certaia piece
or parcel o. ground situate In the city of Washing
ton, District o. Columbia, known as lot numbered
dred and eighty seven (387). having % feet trout
by leo feet ep, to an alley, with the improve
mehts thereon COZ sistiEg of Frame ID Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-tnird cash; balance in six
and twelve months for notes bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed Of trust on pro-
perry sold. All 'onveyancing, &C., at purchasers
cost. $1CO down on day of sale, and If the terms
OF sac not complied with within five days from
day of SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the PR peItJ at the risk and cost of defauting pur
chaser.
JOHN H. SEMME5. Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct. E11-et &is
TNRUsTEE's BALE OF IMPROVED REAL
EsTATE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated Febru- -
No. 81 folio III, ct seq. Of the land
0rds OF the District OF Columbia, will sell at puD-
Lie auction, in front Of the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, the L. h day Of July. 1878, at o'clOck
In The city Of Washington, District of Columbia
to wit: Original Lo. numbered four a, In squa
numbered eight hundred and thirty six 1888 on
the northeast corner of 9th and streets northeast
ground and improved by Frame Dwelling House
Terms: $500 cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest at 8 per cent. per annum,
secured by deed OF trust. All cOlveyancing at
jos: G: g: KENNEDY, Trustee.
j. L. COLDW ELL, Salesman. jy8-d&ds
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Two STRANGE CASES OF ARSON have oc
CURED within the last few days-that of the
woman who set fire to the room in the tene-
nent. house in which she lived, because she
was tired of life and wanted TO be sent TO
prison or hanged, and that of the man who
tried to set hre 10 the house containing his
wife and child, because the former had left
him on account of his Independently. Y
IrnrpNS
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A PLUCKY WIFE.-Mrs. C. NJ. Rundlett is
the " life of Charles Ruudett, a surveyor en-
piOyed by the Denver and Rio Grande engi-
neering corps. She is cOmely, dark eyed
woman, with reSolute mouth and black hair
About five weeks ago Mr.. Rundlett left Den
YER, Col, for Alamosa, a small but rapidly
developing mining camp in the San Juan dis
init OF Colorado. He was taken i'll and Mrs.
Rundett, without her husbands knowledge,
determined to join him if she could. She ar
rived at AlamoSa day after her husband left,
and notwithstanding tedious four days ride
III stage coach, she hired team and pushed
on amid the glens and mountain passes after
Nun. On the way the party was fired upon
at Right by bandits her, horse killed. and,
revolver Ill hand, she walked eight miles TO
INNING camp, fearing tack at ahy moment.
, While here she learned that Capt. RIndlett
Shama rivers, on the Mexican border Mrs.
huhdiett had the team turn back. and on her
arrival at the place designated found that her
husband iti had gone to Santa Fe, where she soon
joined him. Here she Was taken i'll from ey
p0sure on the trip, but soon recovered. In
ner absence she was eight days on the road
Inc only mark of the eVentful trip is a mar.
row streak of gray hair amid her let black
curlS caused by the shock in The attack by the
bandits - van
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The United States pays annually to her
cou ntrles slOO,0O0,000 for sugar and m0lass s.
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WASHINGTON HOME hEAEDT.
DE-. LEWIS PLASTER.

nm. sEIEN FOB A QUARTER.
90 arg anc SIX small. SURPRISES Capcine ano
RSs1m sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises and
Sold By aU Druggists. Ask for o osrcx.or,
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T5Aun MAM4.Judes Prent,s esrt1nss: "De.
nd uke Of painless oa1s0 Of bunlona. eorna
6lcers cnilbains rheumatic or swollen jofnta, ~.
enoeesoS0 esoo0ooo oDuo0As OIL q ~ lAss. a
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S25, $50, 500, $500, $500
STEAMERS. &c.

ROR PuTOMAC RIVER LaNDIN6e.-
~ The Steamer MATTANO, Capt. 49,
w. h. Byles- win make three trips
each week, two TO NOMINIFERRI
and one TO d ATTOX CREEK, stopping at inter-
mediate nndihxs going and returning: For further
Wood ONCE lila and 328 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
and at wharf, foot Of 9th and n Streets.
sp20-u q. TUCKER JONES, Agent.
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Z Ii. WARNER, Auctionser.

\
fRtsrEE's SAVE OF A rHsEE-sroRy
And BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON
LIE SOUTH SIZE OF u STREET, Be
TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET SOUTHEAST
by virtue OF a deed Of trust to me. dated "a
June 10Th, 1874, recorded In Liber No. 1853 90
t2i3 31o &C., one Of the land records for the In
Distrlct OF Columbia and by the direction of the
beneficiary therein named, 1 shall sell at public
a sS Ii front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
the 29ih day of July, at clock p. M, the
east one-thid part OF lot numbered tfteen Do in
square numbered six hundred and ninetY-three
'695,, fronting nineteen feet on street south-
eaSt' between New Jersey avenue and South Cap
d I. street and running that width TO the fun
uepIh oI the LOT, y with the improvements there-
onms Ihree7story and Basement Brick House,
CONTAINING nine rooms. with gas and water.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six
we've ana eighteen months after the day of sale
WIN o per cent interest," TO be secure by a de ri
o oi trust on Inc property containing an INSURANCE
CLAUSE. III the terms are not complied with In ten
days after sale, the property will be resold at tne
IisS anu cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after
hve days LOtice. to be published In the EysninI
SIaf. u the cost Of deeds and recording to be
bid John w KENNEnv n-rc.oo
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A UcrloN.
will sell at pubic au, ton on TUEsDAYh
MORNl eoI e 10 Inst, at 10 o'clock M, W
az NO. OIL OH street southwest, agenera ~
jyls-2S u A ". N. SMITH. salesmen.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF, TRUST, dated
- Ma May i4ih, Is7s, and recorded in Liber ~
ords for the district Of coum as ahq sfs
sell at pubic auction in front of the premises, Oh
Of original !ot in square ST. with the improve
Trims OF sale: One fourth cash; balance in 8, 70
AND and Is months for notes Of secured by
eo1nveyancins at purchasers cost $50 At time Of
&c" G. W. HANDY, Auct,r. D. ioDn iy 2'ss5e T.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNED
hour MS q place. B 6a ass! q rf HSsbr Aue
r EST sISE
H HfN FHRk ENI TuNsiETfN AMP soHgET
&MEttSh fHASE SSgHFAESH HEb
1877. and duly recorded in Liber No. s44' e::H
f fSiI a! ct seq one Of the land records for ~
party secured thereby. we win sell at pubic auc c
lion il II front Of the 1s1 premises on
real estate situate in the County
of Washington, in said District viz: All that piece
or parcel OF land lying on the east side of 7th-
street road; between Howard University and the
Seh9etzen Park; and south OF and adjoining John
ID. Clicks southern line, being the north one-half
OF that Fart OF Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John Ba-
9th, 1884, and May 1t, 1876, and recorded. re-
spectively. in Liber r. NJ. H., No. IL, folio 1886,
tamil One Acre of ground, more less, with the
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash, tot which $50
must I've paid at time OF sale;) and the balance 10
one and two years ia equal PAYMENTS to be secured
by purchasers notes, bearing per cent. interest
paid, and deed of trust on the property sold.
Convey ancing and record ng at purchasers cost.
II terms Of sale are not com piled wi h in six days
after SALE the ustees reserve the right to resell at
risk and cost Of de anlting purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD, }r.,,..o.
" NJ. r. HOFFMAN, Ifusteos.
b. +. STEIG kR, Auct oneer. jyl3 dts
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( NoRI SALE OF VALU ISLE LOTION NEW
~ aOfk AVENUE, BETWEEN l4rH AND

-, U, der and by virtue of decree OF the su- -
passed on the 81 day Of July, 1873, in a Ger, l.;
s Mn,f caus' fherein No. 2os Equity, wherein
Fu nGts D. Hunt IS coup aiuanl and Ra, mold ".
auction, in front Of the Premises at o'cfbck 0.
tb. CERTAIN Sn E Elcs the IS day Of July 1875
ing H. tie city of Washington, Il. c., known and
nec ibed a. The western 10 feet tront by the depth
81 Lot III, in suSan NJ Brrche's sub livisi IN Of
Lot two CD. in Square z23 Improved by Frama
Eulld1ng subject to a deed OF trust 70 secure a
plomissory no for 81 800 bearing ten IOi DaT
cent Interest, due October 18th, 1878, up n which
lEte rest has b IN paid TO October Is n 1877
Terms: On third cash. of hich 800 viii ba re-
CURED ar the time of ale, and tn balance i'm two
equal insta ients bearing interest," paya Die resp,c
I've y IN SlS and t@e Give months. secured b, the
prcmissor5 notes of the purchaser or all cash az the
option the purchaser; deed to be given up01
ancipg at the purchasers cost.
vor>c A;; A. BRADLEY, Trustee.
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift 90 elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKs. Capt. c. j. BoNEF- 49,
WILLIE, leaves 8th-street wharf, -
until furths. notice, eyeay NON
DAY, WED Y ESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'cl'k
pm, conner gng with steamers for Boston, Proyi-
dencs and otter Northern Points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
md SATURDAY, n 4 o. clock D, %.
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"A UCllUN = i , OF UNkEDEHN an
IA PhEJ,G 9.
VI MON DaY, July lb, 1878. at 7 O'Clock p
p d., ;nd TUESDAY,, JAY 10. 1878 at 7 E3a3
H'ciCfk m will sell at my establi sh fnent JS,y
NO. ES8 PENASY. VANlA AVENUE.
Corner OF Ii street,
larse collection of
GUILD IND Sill YER WATCHES. JEWELRY.
An GUNS; PISTOLS, CLOCKS, &C
All gOoCs " hich have been paWned here ovar
fo-r months are included III IL. sale WV.
=, u. HEIDENHEIME
j,12 81 p FoIEy Arorono
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A Ucr1oS.
will sell at pnbfc ton on TUESDAY6
MORN1NG. 16 h inst, at 10 O'Clock m, w
Ar No. 621 9Th street southwest, general ~
assor1 ment or Household urnii uri.
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