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Fla OF your corns with ths "JapAusss Corn.
l'e." II Will sutely and and palu. IS ctn1s.
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DAVIS Friday morning, June q. 1873. HOWARD
e.. infant son CT jefferson w. aud 4. Belle DAVIS
aged one year ten months ana twenty Six days.
Funeral from PARENTS residence, No. i41 y street
northwt ST, Sunday, 81 D. m
DOWNS. Suddenly. on June 8. 1879, ct 80 p.
N of hemorrhages, JOHN DOWNS, IL the sixty-third
year Of bis age.
His friends and acquantsnoes are respectfully in
yted to attend lis funeral from his late residence
No. ga ST. southeast, on Sunday, eth inst az L.
m K
BUNr. On THURSDAY afternoon, June sth. 1872
TAYLOR hunt, in the sixty fourth year Of his are.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend his funeral from bis late rea
denoe, 1916 Eighth street northwest, on sunday.
The 9TH inst, at O'Clock D. m.
MAGILLL On Tuesday, June 8, 1879. at O'Clock
pm, JOHN ". MAGILL, in the forty ninth year OF
his age.
Funeral Friday. at pm. from the Church Of the
Ascension.
MCCULLOUGH. June S, 1879, at 6 O'Clock q NJ.
p NJ. MCCULLOUGH. in his forty second year. leay-
Funeral from his late residence, FIT zenith and n
streets Lortbeaet, ut ii O'Clock Saturday morning
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 AZ
tend.
WATSON June 6. 1879, at 730 p. M. VIOLA, In
fsnt child of Johannes and Sue Watson.
Fune raj services 1t the house, Saturday 9TH inst,
at 4 p. M. Residence 6ll Fourand-a half street
southwest.
NEsTooTT Suddenly, on the morning of June
5th 1879, in Germantown. Rev. LORENZO WEST
Funeral services at the Laurel Hin Chapel, Phila-
delphia, at 2 80 \. N. Saturday.
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FIR IDAY.,..
CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.-After our report closed
Mr. Bayard supported the bill in relation TO
turies, and 10 repeal sections sol, $40 and s2i OF
the revised statutes OF the United states He
explained the practical workings OF the present
laws, and said they excluded 80 out OF every 100
The bills recently vetoed by the President
represent the sober second thought OF the
american people, In whose deliberate judgment
the reforms contained IN them shall be made,
ana the people would judge the President and
ms party by their works. The same people who
sIecteo the democratic majority also elected O
uelnocratlc President, and the democrats rested
lhelr nope In the belief that truth and Justice
are competent and must prevail
rue PRESIDENT pro TEN. laid before the Senate
message from the President enclosing the re-
Porter case WV ~ oA
Numerous amendments were then offered
IRON the republican side 10 Mr. Bayard,s hill.
Dut they were voted down by a party Vote
During the proceedings speeches against the
Dill were made 10y Mr.. Blaine and Others and
ia support by Mr.. Hin.
The committees amendment (being the SUBJ
stitute for the original bib was then agreed
to-ye6S 80, nays Is.
Mr.. E6munds then commenced a speech
against the bill, but yielded for a motion from
MIR. Conklipg 10 adjourn, and at 5:l5 the senate
adjourned.
HOT SE.-After our report closed
The House took up as special order the bIll re-
ported by Mr.. Hatch, from the committee on
agriculture, TO prevent the expectation OF dis
eased cattle and the spread OF Infection or con-
ta2ious diseases among domestic animals. and
was addressed Ia support OF the Dill by Messrs.
Hatch and Covert.
The House. without action on the bill, at
O'Clock adjourned
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O7O GREAT 1O7n
ROUTE

1879 s$S $SH4H 1879
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID scESza1. MAaHr11GEaT Eou1PMzn1.
rnA1ss sns *A SEHs 81 it, from Depot
nd % q d. VIII PAP
TAO pm. daily. With Palace oar 10 Chicago.
For Gsn.ndsiEa;s Roc6esssT Budsloa Siassr.
sunday sDa a.y ssa9S Ss
Lock Haven, and Rlnira. a 10 80 Am. daily. ex-
For Nsx YS5I .ya, the East % and ,O.s Pm
press Of Pullman Parlor Oars. $50 am. daily.
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, AVOID.
For FSlsdsph,.; IS daily, except Sunday;
H. .4s.rs ssss.s and ts
For fsss: e 81 ass s g. q: and 4ao p. m
For Annapolis 20 4 n. and 40 p. NJ. daily. ex.
~ ~ 2sS WISHING h
For Alexandria, rs, g. g. TO- IL am, 15. B. 20,
20: 7and II 80 Pm. On Sunday ct T. m, and
1:16 and Pm.
For Richmond and the South. e:6o Am daily, and
BOO M daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave AlexAndrix Tor Wast,nRtou, 6, 7l6 3,
80. IL Am: !, 3, lao, s. 8. 2 and Ia pm on
Sunday at ana 10 am, and pm.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping snd Parlor Gar GO.
oomrnodations can be procured at the offices, north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyiyanis
avenues northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
yysniA avenue, and at the depot, where orders can
hotels and residenCeA
L p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov0
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 10 the
North: Nerthwest. West
'3 fH sSss' %2 $iS L iSjs 4nAm
to sn sal s4aeSs
sS se sSRs SI x 5ans
Breakfast Il Relay Station. A '''ose anu MT "'nan'
mont sasba4T bAnRapGs and way
risi o and way, yia Relay2 ,.,,
WINCHESTER, Eaeerstown and way stations
q aR RG fs2P and
E11nss! 1q an: and
sStsSy BriRS EXCEPT Sunday car TO
=, 200 m:-40n Sunday only-Batimore. Annapo-
burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel Annapolis juno
l2;1op m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
E1pr e e. STOPS at Laurel nAoe'pna' ana Boston
aa :ss ?. m--f0n Sunday only. Baltimore and Way.
Express Frederick. via Relay Stops at Annapolis
IS 5 r m;ItPoint Of Books. Frederick, Hagers-
dn Wv On to
4:4O p. m baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta.
$50 p. m.-tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
day: Norfolk Passengers taken in the direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel.
'Rs T Hzt sassR' rn,oo
s:l5 p.la.-tGHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND PITTS
RgKGH ,c ExpREss Sleeping car to Chicago
AND BAIF mNE ExPREss Stops Il Badans.
burg and Lamel Sleeping car to New York, and
II 100 p mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
tDaily. tHunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Indignation apply at the Baltimore
COB, 61y and l435 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point in the city. w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation.
L. IL COLE, Generrl Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. my17-tr
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WALTER g. COX,l r..o,
ju3tu,f m, KS THOMAS C. COX} Iruftees
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAI
L ESTATE on THE CORNER OF FIRST AM

TRuSIEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
h8lGR5S EELLEFf fMFkoHHp D. c.
aPs sy S6qs g. Ssss Of p
Ihber ssl folio 472 et.ea., Of the land records
Columbia passed il cause No s7Ss, DOCK q Of the
bsS IN hs pses 81 sn
Magtn, one Of the trustees named in said deed Of
thereby secured. the undersigned win proceed to
s ss sSsr On T GB e sh S dss
June. D. 1873. at O'clock p; m, Lots numbered
spa SssS sPa I e
ssan s sPa Z. 4Ssss & q d Sc
same At the southeast corner of First and
streets sHs aas ss i5aI sss
;s Id md sss s :sq
inches TO the south face OF . stone wan; thence
wall thence south ninety nine (ss5 feet nine inches
sna ssn
Q5.lG0) Of foot; thence north with the west side
the Stone tne asss
west with said stone wall four (4) feet and one
iesi thence west ana SsIf as ss fsst %
Potomac street: thence north with Potomac street
ming tcgeher with tie rights. esssmsnts s I prV
leges and appurtenanoes to the same belonging, OF
Terms Of sale: 0nefouIth of the purchase
money In cash, and the residue in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, for which the
purchasers notes to be gwen with interest from
the day ct sale at the rate Of six per centum per
property sold or all cash, at the purch option
deposit OF $500 viii be required at che tims Of the
sale. ard ii the terms of the sale are not complied
with within five Gays from the day OF sale the trus.
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
days notice in the Evening Star newspaI err All CON
vtyancipg at the purchasers cost
ROBT. l. FLEMING,
1922 18th st NV
LEWIS j. DAVIS, Z trustees
r Pa ave and 10th st.
THOS. J. FISHER L CO., Auc:s,
1zZo 81 NV. Jefd& Dis
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tB- The Railroad Gazette thinks that Hash
knife, the last new p. o. IN Texas may be fair
ly held TO balance Fried Liver In Arizona.
eE-There passed over the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern last month an empty freight
train little more than ten miles long.
HR-The puddlers of the Passaic IN. j. Roll
Ing Mills, thirty-siX In number, on strike for
restoration OF former wages, throwing 400 hands
out Of work.
az The confederate veterans OF Baton Rouge,
La, had procession before their annual sup
representing the eleven seeding Southern
states.
eB-W. W. Longstreth, director ana ex- pres
ident OF the Lehigh Valley railroad. died In Phil
ing those positions who have died since october,
the others being j. G. Fell and Judge Packer.
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WE ARE SHOWING SEVERAL NEW STYLES
w OF MANTElS. both plain and
periOrity of our manufacture, VIII sell
cheaper than elsewhere.
We aim at Q high standard OF excellence in our
PLUMBING work. but viii make prices g low g
possible
We sell Furnaces. Ranges, and Fire Place Stoves
Of well established reputation.
ALSO,
Paror Crates, Brass Fire Sets English, Plain and
Decorative Tile
Connected with TELEPHONE EXCHANGE"
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
apply BIT 9th st. NV
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING
l. LOTS, ON BRIDGE STREET, NEAR WASH
INGTON STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. c. AT
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. BEING Nos; Sl6A AND 8ls, ON

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST:
By virtue Of the authority in me vested by -
Shea, deceased, dated May 20. 1879. and by l.;1
the request of the parties interested therein, will
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF June. A. D. 1879,
at O'Clock pm, all of lot numbered eleven Qlj
and the southern IL feet inches OF lot mum bered
twelve 12), in square NUM- bered four hundred and
sixty (469) With all the improvements thereoa,
Frames on the he rear This property fronts 4s feet
southwest and running back that width 1872 feet to
80 foot alley.
Terms Of sale: One third In cash, (of which 800
on each piece must be paid at the sae the deferred
payments to be made in six, twelve and eighteen
months after date with interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by
deed OF trust and insurance or all cash, at option Of
purchaser. The terms to be fully complied with
Tthin six days after the day Of sale otherwise the
ter weeks public notice. at the risk nd cost of
the defaultipg purchaser. All conveyancing at
je3 PETER FEdAN
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GHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON TWENTY
" FIFTH, BETWEEN 1 AND X SITS NORTH
VEST IMPR0VED WITH TWO-STORY

By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court "A
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in equity f.s
auction in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
nth Cay OF June, A. D. 1879, at So o'clcck pm
t2sl BEGINNING for the same At point Is feet sou
feet 90 inches the line of 25th street thence east
81 feet inches thence north on 20foot alley to
the west line of lot IT, thence north on said last line
to point opposite the place Of s ginning. thence
improvements as above stated
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in two equal in
inter est from day of sale.
ANDREW B. DUvALL, Trustee.
452 Louisiana avenue .. ~.
b. III. WARNER. Auct led eOdEda
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OIL THROUGH HUNDRED MILES OF PIPE
The first flow of OIL from the Bradford OIL dis
tI1ct reached Williamsport, Pa, through the
steady stream. The pipe has proven a perfect
success, only few thrilling leaks having been
discovered In its entire length OF over one hun
dred miles. The shipment OF oil to the seaboard
over the Reading railroad win commence In a
few days.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
TON.
On MONDAY. June 9th, at 8 O'Clock, will N
on the east Size of High street. above Stod--4
dari sire ct by DE- pth Of 1S0 feet
Terms: One.third cash balaL ce In six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. deposit Of $50 required at the time
ie1.6&ds THOMAS nQWLIN0, Apctioaeer.
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T"90,, STORY BRIGk HOUSE. No. 1921 FOURTH
IN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th, "A
lses. part Lot 6, in Square No b26 frontlns V:
feet on 4th street and running back that width
~ fett ~ inches; improved BY a two-story RricE
door. f~e 'Ae
Terms OF sale made known at time OF SALE de-
post OF 500 required at sale. Convey ancing &c,
at nreha s s cost; A. Z. ALLEN, Agent.
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts. les
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TNHOB. e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEE Sale OF UNIMPRovED PRopERT,

1nCo1EE 6aIE We NINf1VV ED PHUPkRTY
STREET BETWEEN AND X N. E.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated Februa. IL
folio l60, cf the land records Of the District 4S2
OF Columbia, st the written request of the party
At nblic auctions in front Of the premises on SAT-
UbDAY, June 7th. 1879, at O'Clock PM lots IT,
lays RECORDED subdivision of tart Of square IT'S,
bni dingr S" ~ "uin1sneo
Terms q sale: Onefourth cash residue In six.
we've, sl9Ateen and twenty four months, at 6 per
or All cash. at option Of purchaser $50 deposit viii
De required on each lot when bid is accepted. II
Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost OF deiautine purchaser: All conveyancing and
my27.d&ds THOS. E WAGGAMAN. Trustee
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r H. WARNER. Real Estate Auc,,onee,

PUBLIC SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
VIII sell the folowing-descriped properly in
nto I OF tne premises, at the ,me named below 10
, MONDAY, June l6, 1879, at s o'clock o. M "a
Lot 10. square 567. fronting 81 feet 9 inches nj
On new Jersey avenue. between + and G SITS A.:0
nv, improved by One-story Frame House
Al nan past five O'Clock. on the same day Lots III
ana T. square 526 fronting 1O9 feet inches on
AND at half-past six O'Clock the same day, Lot s
xe sguare zSs fronting IS feet on 18Th ct be.
Also. on TUESDAY, June l7th at O'Clock Lots
d ana IN the subdivision Of part of Holmeais sd-
ution 10 Ut orpetOwn, fronting "a 100 feet by 81
itet deeI, and improved 10y two 2story frame
houses, Nos. 20 and % Monroe st.
Also at half-past O'Clock on the same dav part
OF Lot222, 10 Beatty Hawkins addition to George
'oTH, seh feet on Market st by 20 feet on 9th ST.
iel ms Cash. Title perfect, or no SALE Terms to
oe complied with in ten days after the sale les
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LITER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

EXTENsINE SALE Ov ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE-ONE WALNUT-FRAMR PAR
LOR SUITE. HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED
IN CRIMSON REF; Two HEAVILY CARVED
CHAMBER SUITES, WITH FRENCH PLATE
MIkkCRS; FANCY CHAIRS; WALNUT Ia
ONE ELEGANT OLOTH-C0YERED OLOVER
TOP FANCY TABLE; SUPERIOR EASTLAKE
CHAMBER SUITES, PAINTED FURNITURE,
COTTAGE FURNITgRE, HALL CHAIRs,
MARBLE TOP sIDEBOARD, ONE Pillar
IfNiNG ROOM CHAIRS. HAIR ME-,
TREssEs, sTgDENI's LAMP, Rich OUT
PLATED WARE. REFRIGERATOR. &c &c.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. beeinnipgeN
at 10 q m June 18th. 1879, we shall sell at VA
+. sidence No. l402 L street northwest the -
above and other goods Those desiring we'll
manship, have in this sale an opportunity rarely
0j je4 WALTER b. WILLIAMS f. oo Auc.s
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CObb.BishOP Poisoning.
THE MEDICo-LEGAL SOCIETY DISCUSSING THE
CHEMISTRY OF THE CASE

THE MEDICo-LEGAL SOCIETY DISCUSSING THE
CHEMISTRY OF THE CASE.
A paper read before the Medico Legal Society
last evening was the joint production OF Drs.
Charles A. Doremus and Rudolph A. Witthaus,
on ''The Chemistry OF the Cobb Bishop Poison
Ing" The paper was read by Dr. Doremus, q
son OF Dr. r. Ogden Doremus the well-known
chemist. Its authors are the chemical experts
who made the examination OF the remains OF
MI. Cobb and Mrs. Bishop, the victims In the
recent connecticut poisoning case. The paper
dealt with the Importance OF carrying the ex-
tents OF the stomach. The point made was that
The poison found Ia the stomach Is not that
Which has produced death. Death is caused by
the absorption or the poison. and the fatal re-
suit is proved by the presence OF the poison In
the liver, the brain, the kidneys, the intestines,
and other organs, as also In the eXcretions. When
the two experts were called upon TO make the ex-
that it would not be 1udicious TO divide the
parts and TO have them examined In two
olnerent laboratories. The Chemists, therefore,
worked together. Many tests were applied but
Ine most satls1ac DRY was that known SO Marsh's.
ms was applied for the detection of arsenic
CopD had USED sub-nitrate OF bismuth as q
medicine. This contains arsenic, but very little
OF 1t. More was found In his body than could
have been found In the medicine prescribed for
him. StTy CHINA was also found. but IL was that
Which he had taken In his medicine, and the
quantity was exactly what had been prescribed.
wherever arsenic was found copper was de.
tected also. The poison must have been ad.
ministered during a long period, because it had
had time TO asSimilate with the fluids OF the
body. In Mrs. Bishops stomach more arsenic
was found than IN Cobb's, proof that IL had
been administered short time before DEATH
In the liver and other parts the quantity de.
tected was much leSs.-lN Y. Sun, 5tk.
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1,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF TURKISH RUGS.
FINE EMBROIDERED TABLE COVERS,
Erred SLIPPERS. GOLD WATCH AND RING.
DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUN. ULSTER
OVERCOAT, MAHOGANY SECRETARY, LOT
OF FANCY ARTICLES. &c, sc.
10 On !. sA a June 7th. 1879, commencc IN
Thomas Bowling, shall sell, by order OF thef ~
Orphans Court, the above articles, being the per
sonal effects of the late o. Brass!nagian Importer
of Oriental goods.
Terms cash. Goods no . on exhibition
jest j. L. FRENCH, Administrator
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

GEOkGETOWN, D. O., AT NORTHEAST DOR
N FIb,, Of DUNBaRTON AND CONGRESS-
=, VIII &c sold at pub ic auction, in front of 4,
inc premises on SATURDAY, june It'll. 1879, ma
ton to GEORGETOWN, b. q. The property is improves
building and frame stable. ~
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in two
equsl payments at six and twelve months. with
notes bearing Hiteret at eight per cent per annum
property sold. 300 deposit at time of sale
Jf3o&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Aucti sneer
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HOUSE SITUA TED ON FOURTH STREET
NORTH.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the -
2Oth day Of August. 1873, and recorded in 1hs
Liber No. 1877, folio 316. one Of the land -k:.n
records OF the District OF Columbia the undersigned
o: the premises, on FRIDAY, the 3th day OF june.
1879, at O'Clock pm part Of lot T. in square NO,
and eleven inches north from the southwest co
of said lot. thence north on Fou eth street eleven
thence southeast to point due east from bsg1nning.
and seventy one fest two inches thereirom, tasd a
two inches to Fourth street and place Of beginning
improved BY . twostory brick hoaee with hve
Terms of sale Cash; one hun ired dollars down
with in Ave days the property viii be resold at the
risI and cost Of defaultinG pure ,aser:
AA-A " JOHN r. GODDARD, Trustee.
THQs + WAGaAMAN, AVst ae2eo&ds
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TFRNTH STREE AMI SEVEN
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, IA
dated May 81. 1873, and duly recorded IN ina
Lber 7s3, folio 49,, ct seq of the land records
LOT sne DEtrlct OF Columbus. and by direction of the
viii sell at pube s se tneteby the
front Of TIE T6EsDAY. June e sd is7s
commencing con at $50 cock p. M. the follow.
inston in ssd REoPery In the city Of wash
o oaEa Ior sale lots numbered FIVE 90. six (6S
three tS3) and thirty-four (34], in Dodsef rs
corded subdivision Of square numbered one Inn
dred and seventy-six Q76); and immediately after
tne saie thereof the Trustees will offer for sale lots
1s1 ssi So thirty @
!S4) thirty fveI35 thirty six (36) thirty seven tS5l
tnnty-eght (3S), thirty-nine (39), forty (4O) and
torty-one CD, in Turtons recorded subdivision of
square numbered one hundred and seventy nine
tensEces to each and every of said lots baIonS
Terns OF sale: One fourth of the purcha se money
In cash, and the residue In t1ee equal inst Ailments
payable, respectively. in ID, two CO.. and three
l years II ON day OF SALE for which the purchasers
are 20 give their several promssory notes. with in.
SOLD, or al cash at purchasers option deposit Of
go VIII be required each lot at time of sale and
II Terms or ka;e are not complied with within five
days from day OF sale the Trustees the right
70 resell at the risk and cost of the defautina pur
chaser, after five days not in the Evening Star
CHARLES 3. MAURY, r-,a..o~
FRANK I. RAWLINGS,} Arus'ees'
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. my22-eoSds
account Of the rain, until FRIDAY. 9th dsy Of
June, A. d. 1879: same hour and p!acs.
- CHARLES B. MAURY,
je4 FRANK T. RAWLtNGS,} trustees
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NOT ENOUGH VOTES TO ExPEL THKN-A re.
solution for the expulsion of Representative
George T. Smith, OF Philadelphia, was defeated
Of two-third majority, the vote being yeas 50,
nays 49,. After the adjournment OF the MORN
Ing session considerable excitement was caused
wood and Bowman, both OF York county. Sher.
WOOD struck Bowman heavy blow on the
mead With cane. Bowman made no resist
ance. A resolution at the afternoon session TO
expel w. f. Rumberger, of Armstrong, also for
corrupt practice, was defeated-yeas 104, NAYS
SO, being 20 less than the necessary two-thirds
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GOOD PLAN.

The most profitable way Of dealing in stocks Ia by
combining many orders and cooperating them as .
according to the market, monthly. Each customer
thus secures ali the advantages Of immense capital
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succesa New York Stock Reporter" and new cir
operate successfully. LAWRENCE Z 90, 81 Ex-
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nR MILLER'S NEURALGIA or NERVE ACHE
~ PILLS. The best Iemedy known; Thousan is
CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents. No. 4SO Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

ALICE OATES AND HENRI LAUREST.-The pub
ncauon OF letters written between Mrs. Alice
oates and Henri Laurent has created consider
able OF sensation at Louisville, KY, although
MIS-. oates, who is now sick In that city, denies
the authorship OF any or the letters Her man.
ager, Bob Miles, announces the fact that Mrs.
oates Is again married, this time to a MI. Wat
ktnS, OF PHILADELPHIA