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THOMAS DOWLING, Auct1oneer,

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
IN HOUSES 1913 AND S25 VERMONT AvE-
NUE.. OPPOSITE THE ARLINGTON, OOM-
PRIS1NG ABOUT THIRTY ROOMS.
On MONDAY NOR MING September 18th ~
1879 at 10 O'Clock, shall. by catalogue, the VA
td,'l.s anS effects in the above named
fIeI CD Plate Pier Mirror, Slab and Brackets
Es gait Satin Danask Parior Suite, cost $3.50
Rosewood ParlOr Suite Upholstered in IS.
HAIR Cloth par!or Furniture.
Walnut Marble Ton Tables
Superior Window Han2inss.
Ehty Chairs and Lounges.
Elegant Vases and Maitel Ornaments.
Fire ENG awnings and Chyomos.
IL Sets OF Sup rior Black Walnut Chamber Furni.
tnre.
Fife Single ard q Walnut Betsteads
Single an! Double Walnut Wardrobes.
t1Le Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Do sters
Large quantity Of BlaL ktts. Comforts, Sheets and
Nprs ads
En- elish ard American Brussels Carpets
Hall and Stair Car;ets, Oh Cloth and Rods
WAX lit Extension Dining Tables.
Wa nut Breakfast Tables Card Tables.
80 Walnut Dining Chairs.
Fine lot OF Table Linen.
SrleI did assortment of Plate Ware
Extensive cole ction of Fine China and Glass Ware
Great Variety OF Cooking UteEsils and Kitchen
Eequi. ties
One Fuef and Warren Range No. g.
Terms cash.
sep24 At THOMAS DOWNING Arct
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

PAITIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r., TM. g ;!ss1. -, D9g zgd:s TKAcK:
North and NSs 9n3Tyz.:: West
To take 'e fE sHHee %x Max n F1os
sanasys to sne
sdss ana e. Wnane
Bcea East at Relay Station. -''>,
MOI strasb1rs Winchester. Haserhtowa Frede
risi soc sna way sa Reisy and 1aure, r.Drsss
$40 m-RoiDt q Rocks; R,edmont strasDurs
Ys2E f fhd
Baltimore Express. Pa-lor car to New York and
s:s5 a. mist. Lou1s. ,Chicseo. Columbus and
Pitfshurgh cypress Frederick, Hsserst0wn and
Pullman Cars to Gnsnnat any CT as
sS Co = Ton SuRaaS on'S-Bsislmore. Ann.po
10 90 a m.-Baltlmore Express Stops at Bladens
ton, Jessup's and Hanover
l2;io. T--Baltinore. Annapolis, Ellieott City
l:sa ?: n;msew York. Philadelphia. and Boston
$50 sSnea sn S Way staons and Way
80 o. m:-Ba.tmore. blaaensburg, and Laurel
Express Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 ,: m.-tFoint Of Rocks, Frederick. H.sers-
Of az WaS Only On to
4:40 p. m -tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta.
BAITfM6RE kxPREss NotfolS. e1cept Sun Bun.
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Steps at Bladensburg and Laurel
$3.50 p. m.-Point o. Rocks and Way Htations
7aD Q. m.-tBaltimore and Way Stations.
Sac p. m:-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS. Elicott
City. via Relay.
SIS pln:--tGHIOAGO. COLUMBUS ANDPITT
BURGH E4PRkSS Sleepins car to Chicago.
eti is s s.eeEs ESPda Ey6hk. PHILADELPHIA
t;I5D B43IfIM9kEE ExRkEss: Steps i bsdsns;
burg ana LameL seegin Bins, car to New York, and
HOO p. mist. Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Oars.
tDaiIy. t6unday only Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Indignation apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio .cket Offices, Washington Station, and
6O3 GIG snd 1885 Pennsylvania avenue. where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked aud received
ut any point In the city. w. III. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation
I. n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. KOONTZ. General Agent. myl7tr
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A YER's PILL IS.


AYERS OATHAETIC PILLS are the best of an
pursatlyes Tor family use. They are the product Of
long, laborious and successful chemical inyeetiaa-
tier. and their extensive use by physicians in their
pra ctce sEd by ali civilized nations proves them
the best and efectual pursatiye Pin that rneii-
col science can devi Being purely vegetable no
harm can arise froEa their In intrinsic value
snd curatve powers other Pills can be Compared
win them, and eyedy person, knowing theiv rtuee,
VII emf 10y them, when needed. They keep the
syttem in perfect order. and maintain in healthy
6ction the whole machinery of life. Mild searching
and ehectus they Dire specially adapted the nesds
Of the digestive APPARATUS deraneements of which
tley prevent and cure if timely taken They are the
best and safest pfysic to employ for children and
weaEent constitutions, where a mild but effectuL
cath artic Is required.
For sale by z. ID. GIL MAN and all dealers
eep29.m Uf St
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET.

N, -.
u. By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated on the 1xA
H9tn Mar S ! n and duly recorded in Ii per
land records Of the District Of ana at the
slgnsd viii, on WEDNEspAY, the LIST day Of
1 O. 'S F. lin ofsr for asIe public auction
numbered 80. in Ola Georgetown aforesaid, tem.
SQUARE" Lots No and part of Lot No. So which is
contained within the following metes aud boun ds,
to wit Beginning at the end of rs feet on the south
line OF Bridge street from the southeast co rner of
Bridge and high streets, and running on SAID line
of Bridge street east 25 feet thence south and par
allel with High street 100 feet to an alley then >e
vest and parallel with Bridge street as feet and
thence north and with the second ne to the
beginning. with the improvements, rights and ap
purtenances to the same belonging.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash and the balance in equal inktalments, pay
months and to be secured with interest at six per
ises sold: 1900 to be paid at time Of SALE All CON
yeyancirg at purchaser's cost II terms Of sale J.,
sale. q resale will be had (after Ave days mott q
thereof by advertisement, 1t the risk and cost Of
JAMES W. CORCORAN, n
ee8Q-d&da ALBERT Z. MATT8ERR,} A1ussees
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THOMAS DOWNING. Aucticneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
IhE EAST SIDE or sIXTEkN1H STREET,
Bt TWEEN l AND K STREETS NORTH
WEST. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, September 25th, at 8 IsxA
O'clock PM, Will sell on he premises parts 49,
Of lots No 10 and IL, in Square l69, fronting .sE.A
90 feet 10 inches on the east side of 10th street be-
tween and sire cts, by depth of LOG feet to "a
foot alley. The improvements consist of large
three story and basement Brick Dwelling House.
With modern improvements
Terms: One third cash balance in six, twelve and
e1a hteen months with interest at six per cent &C.
cured by deed of trust on the property. All con
veyaE cling at cost of the urchaser deposit of 100
at the time Of sale. II the terms OF sale COM
piled wth III five days the property will be resod
st the risk and cost of t. e Gefanltnv purchaser.
sep1e 10 q, 2224,25 THOMAS BOWLING. Au-t
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BROS, Auctioneers.

THUSTEE'S SALE OF FIVE LOTS ON O. BE.
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREE rs
NORTHWEST, NEAR COROORAN MARKE T,
AND1MPROVEDP ROPERTY-BRIOKD Dwell.
LING End STORE ON CORNER NINE.
1FENTH AND X STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed of trust executed to Ine, Aa-k
hearing date on the Sd day Of July, 1873. to ND
secure debt therein named, aud duly 4.B.
corded IN Liber No. $780, folio 2S2. ct seq one of the
land records for the District OF Columbia, shall
&c l. at the request of the party secured so to do,
oier at public sale, at the premises hereinafter
81 ect.vey described. on TUESDAY, the 30th day of
septe nber, lo79, at 80 O'Clock M the following
parcels and lots OF land, viz Lots 20. go 81 80 and
81 I'D Alters ard Thyson's recorded subdivision of
A. O'Clock p. NJ same day, Lots Nos 25 and 26,
II square No. l3i, in the city OF Washington, d.
c, according to A. P. Farden's ct al. subdiy sion
OF said square. with the improvements, consisting
large back building. The front house has large
st re.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash the balance in three
equal ayments at one, two ana threa years res oec
lively the purchater to execute his prornlssory
notes, Tearing interest at eight per cent per anlum
a. u give coed OF trust, to tie same, up On
tire premises purchased. If the terms are not COM
pied with in seven days from the day of sale the
Trustee reserves ths right 10 res. IL tae property
purchased five days notice. by advertisement at
tie risk and expense of the purchaser. depos: OF
$50 required on each Of said unimp roved lots and
$lGO when the last-described property ia kuo ked
OF. All conveyanciLg at the expense of the pur.
chaser.
sep1S- eo&ds JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee.
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THE TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON BEGUN,-
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Bail
ROAD company In December OF 1874 procured an
Injunction against the Hudson River Tunnel
company, and forced 1T to suspend operations
at the shaft 1t had begun to sink at the foot OF
18th street, HOboken, n. j. The matter has
been In the New Jersey courts since that time
aid the hands OF the tunnel company were
completely tied until Monday last when Chan
cellor Kenyon formally dissolved the Injunction
settlement having been arrived at between
the parties interested. The work on the tunnel
has already been recommended, and IL Is said,
Will be prosecuted energetically.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionsers,
- Sth and d streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPER.
Tl. ON 18TH STREET EAST BETWEEN l.
AND M STREETS NORTH -
3. by virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date on saa
Liber No: $40, foio 49s. a the land records of X
the District OF Columbia, the unt ersigned Trustee
vii! tell at public auction in front OF the prems
on THURSDAY, the 25th day of september. 1879
at O'CLOCK H. All Of IGt 10 and the south 40 feet
. inches front OF lot IA by the depth thereof, in
square 500, in tie city of Washington, having 10.
r. ths r front of III feet inches.
elms of sale One third cash; resi- iue in six
and twelve months. to be secured by deed of trust
On property sold to the satisfaction of Trustee
3lCO deposit required when bid accepted and the
Trustee to have right to resell at risk of purchaser
II terms OF sale not complied with in five days
from Cay Of sale GEO. II TURF ON, Trustee
seplS- C&ds Residence 1909 K It.
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N JENSEN, for 20 years with II. Semken OF
~. this city. now at 9l3 Pa ave DemI sey's sta
tuonaFy store, repairs Wstches OF every construc-
ton, from the most complicated republic an to the
almost incompTehensible democratic stein and key
Nlnder, ana make tbs dearest" little ladies'
WATCHES D specially. sep6-tI
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RUSSIA cHxckxp-Be, ,rt,d Io.. q, s.r~, p,,..

RUSSIA CHEcKED-Rejorted Loss Of Sepem Hua.
dred Men.-A cablegra1n TO the N. Y. Herald
from London, Sept g. says: CONCEAL intelli-
geDce has been received here and Confirmed
from TWO authentic sources by the way OF Per-
STA, that the Russian advanced column hsa
ueen oeleated oy the Tlrcomans at Geek Tepe,
HIon Che loss OF 100 Tiled. and that the Rus
slams are falling back ON Beurma The move.
anen.s OF tne column before the reported en-.
Counter at Geek Tepe had already been known
at st. Petersburg by means OF an official tale
sIau from General Lomakin, commanding the
, ,pS. III states that the advanced de-
rr oi Ihe expedition against the Teke-
.u0onauS passed me kopet Dagh on the 4th
encountered, and onlylrifty Kihitkas ramarnad
al aItClilah; .he rest ql the population having
uecanhpeu; Inc RUSSIAN vanguard passed the
hight OF the "th inst. az Gurun. the main body
remaining at ArtchmaI. at is rumored y ada
tie telegram, THAT the Tekes are assembling
at Geek Tepe 10 resist the advance OF the ex.
petition. The health or the troops Is satis-
factory late dispatch from London saws
that the Viceroy OF Ind confirms the report OF
the defeat
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CAPTAIN LAMBERT EVANS, of the schooner
William Mckenna. resident OF Pungoteague
AccOmac county, Va, fell overheard and was
drowned one night last week. There is re-
markable coincidence in connection with this
sad affair that deserves notice. Captain Evans
had retired to his State-room for the night leay-
ing the vessel In charge OF the mate. In about
an hour be went on deck and told the mate that
he had Just had dream which troubled him so
much that he could not sleep, and on being
asked what his dream was he replied that he
dreemt his vessel was run into by a steamer
and that he was drowned. He remained On deck
short time and again went below. short
time had only elapsed when he returned to the
deck ard remarked to the mate that he had
dreamed the same dream again. He stood some
time talking, and commenced to walk the deck
when he saw steamer coming towards his ve5-
sci. He Immediately ran forward to assist In
doing what was necessary to clear the steamer
and in jumping on barrel, which was near the
waist, was by some means precipitated into the
water. 1t was perfectly calm at the time asd
he would have been rescued had he appeared to
the surface. but after going under the first time
he did not rise again. 1t Is thought by those
who were on board at the time of the accident
that In falling he struck his head against the
side OF the vessel, rendering him unconscious.
His drowning cannot be accounted for upon any
other theory, as he was an excellent swimmer.
The collision that at one time seemed inevita-
bic was averted, but the singular dream Of the
captain had partially come to pass.-N.Y. World.
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PROPOSALS.
INsTITUTION

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept % lsT9
Sealed Proposals will be received by the National
Museum Building Commission, Washington D. q .
until IL NJ. on OCTOBER o, 1879, for material and
labor required in covering the fiat roofs of the Ma
uonal d useum with Ii AIDED Sheet Iron, in accord
ance with specifications to be obtained at the Office
ing. seD23- aoGt
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
L. 9th and ID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON +, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE

ON +, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE
By virtue Of deed OF trust to me, re- A,.A
corded in 1ber No. $40. folio 100, ct seq of ffff
the land records of the District of Columbia, -A.k
l will SELL at public auction, in front of tie prem
ses, On TUEs DAY. the Both cay of Septemser A. D..
real estate, in the city of Washington, D. c. viz:
All those celtaln pieces or parcels of land and
premises known and distinguished as AMI
lLS those parts of lots numbered saven-
teen and eighteen az and 49, in square
numbered four hundred and ffty-six (i55,l as
the same are design.tsd and described the plats
shd llan OF said city, contained Within the 70 low
ing metes and bounds BEGINNING for the same at
point IN the north line of said lot eishtesn. dis
thereof. aid running themes south one hundred
and fifty nine $50 feet one and one half inches
IL in to the pubic alley thence west twenty four
(4 feet four and one half a ~ inches thence north
one hundred and hfI y-nine $50 feet and one and
oHe-haH 40 inches to the north line of said lot
seventeen, and thence east twenty-f ,ur (24) feet
four and onehaf 4D inches to the place of bes in
3 desirable our story Brick Dwelling, with back
bnI ing, ard stable on rear of lot
Terms OF sale OnefOurth IN cash and the balance
at che, two, three and four years for which the
notes OF the purchaser be iring intsret from this
day OF sale Will be TAKEN secured upon the property
sold, with pccy of insurance for $4,000 for the
benefit OF the trust. All taxes due payable out of
purchase money deposit of Three Hundred
Dollars Will be required of the purchaser at the time
of sale. If terms of sale are not complied with
within one week, the property will be reaDd upon
five days advertisement at the risk and cost of the
Gefauttng purchaser.
sep17-d WM. F. MhTTINGLY, Trustee
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nFtICE OF THE NEW VICTOR AND WEED
- -. SEWING MACHINES. at OPPENHEIMER'S,
52S 9Th street, cor northwest. All kinds sold and
exchanged. On easy terms. Renting and Repairing.
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A UCTION SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
"A J.WELLING No 1905 NJ STREET NORTH

By virtue OF two deeds of trust recorded lA
II Liber No. sl2, folio 49, and No: 865, folio fS
21l, of the land records of the District of XMn
Columbus. will offer for sale at public auction on
TUESDAY. September 3tth 1879. at O'Clock p.
one (3D III the subdivision of original lots NUM-
bertd one % two 60 ana three %. in sqna-e num-
III Washington City, d. Q. The lot is improved by
IN eest f9n Rressed brick DWELLING obtaining 10
Terms of sale One third cash balance IN equal
instruments at one and two years. the purch to
give his notts for the deferred payments bearing
tru,t On the property; or all cash. at purchaser
option. $1C0 down at time # sale
NATHANIEL CARUSI, Trustee.
CHAS W. HANDY, Auct. sep20-eo&1s
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THE DOMINION EXHIBITION was formally
opened at Ottowa yesterday by his eNcellency
the governor general and Princess Louise
1here were 10000 people present. Among the
visitors were the goIernors OF the states or
Naine, ONO and Vermont with their respective
STATS.
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T T. COLDWELL, Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MOE TWO STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. LOCATED No
GOT TENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated August -
II, 1876 recorded in Liber 1913, folio 451 one Hs4
OF the land records for Washington county, lEA.
District OF Columbia, and at the written quest Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at publ aus-
tlop, Ill front OF the premises, on MONDAY, Sep.
TENDER 70, 1879, st ocrk p.m all of Lot numbered
twentyf four Cad. in Cnappets recorded subdivision
OF Iart OF Square numbered nine hundred and sixty
t96Ol, improved by nearly new twostOry and bss
ntnt Brick Dweir z, with modern improve nents
Terms: Two hundred dollars, pensea Of sale and
al unpaid xes which may exist upon the proper
ts in cash in one, two and three years with
Interest at eight per cent annum, payable semi
annually all cash, at the option OF the pu rcha
The deferred payments to be secured upon the prop
city sof. Conveyancing "a purchasers cost. Ons
hundred dollars shall be paid down when the prop
erty is knocked off. Terms to he complied with In
seven days.
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER
IRsINARD Il. WARMER. Trustees.
EeulS 20 O.. 25 27Iy
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nR. r. GIHAKD,

VETERINARY SURGEON FROM FRANCE.
Treats 81 diseases OF Horses and Cattle.
Was aYpCii.ted Chief Veterinary SurgeonA ~
f 10 United states, Louisville, Ky Al kindsG
medicine constantly Oh hand. Fistula Pole
Evil. No cure, nO pay Consultation free OF charge
lDhrmsry, 4s5 street w. For further particulars
apply Office, 227 Pa av. H. W. also, MADES HOTEL
COZ Sd st and Pa ave, auY29 I'm
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WANTkD-OldG GOLD and SILVER. In large OF
w mAu Quantities. Highest Cash price paid
-. o21 PennDylvAn1A avenue,
p%U DQ1VQ00 u and kA0A
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THOMAS BOWLING, Arct.


X L. VoA&NLAAAs Ise6A ESIdto AUCClOu061.
sA1E OF s Hg 1%H
srk sTIpK9EaE Iak EETWS sT 18TH AND 18TH
and n re e In wy
Iolio ls2, one of the and recorcs of the District 3D.
p front Q, tie premisss on MoSp4y. o Ctopef
or parcel of ground situate in the city O. Washing
ton, d; O., ard beinS L Dts numbered fourteen QH
numbered one hundred and eighty three (lss) each
lot fronti < 26>5 feet on north street by depth
Terms: One-third cash; balsnce in one and two
years, with Interest at seven per cent per annum,
or All cash at optcn O. purchaser so deposit on
each lot at tine Of sale. an conveyancing and
not compiled with in seven days, the Trustees re-
Of M the at s and
after five cays' sdyert,sement
ss b bEsREH1Sf E ss}SEh Trustees
sEH sE sHkEE q 2sb bH 5GSsH5f55F
y' s {: sas s ssss ! Ct sss:s
Of tie 1a a 81 the and dn By Virtue
d,sres passed On the Pr day q Nay, 3 1879.
s. Pep er comp1asnaat and Alexander s sSep
holder Of The notes by said deed of trust secured
the Undersigned viii sell at public auction, to the
DAY. the eth day of August D. 1879, at 8 O'clock
2 NJ IA. following descroed Real Estate, situate in
Part Of lot numbered two (2), in square numberei
one hundred and si1tyfour G64). and bounded aud
nerh forty FEET and nine ine6se
t4S9l ieep east of the southwestern Of said
three fee. and nine inches as 9.i2 feeO to said
e fS OF said thence north
eighty feet andte inches $50 10 l2feet to the south
n oa benss lot .6 three @ in SAID
three about eighty five feet to intersect line drawn
due north from the point Of beginning. and thence
ali the Ways essements pshts p T,1
leges and sppurtenanoes to the same belonging, or
Terms Of sale ss prescribed by sal deed Of trust
ssft lows, viz The sum of twenty thousand dol
lars, with interest thereon at the rate Of nins per
cent per annnm In twelve months after the day OF
%oa;S. e. s s s
bearing interest at The sae rate of per oentam
ger annam from the day Of sale, an secured By
deposit Of one thousand dollars shall be required
Of the purchaser at the time Of SALE and all convey.
tie terms Of tie sale ars not compiled with Within
i've Gays from the day of SALE tia trustees reserve
Of the defaulting purchaser. after ten days notice
JAMES NJ: JOHNsTON,S Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. tylb-i&ds
order q 1nta the sTn DAY OF 6y
o. 800 $$ SHE$ \ }5f EH3 45s; Trustees.
jy3O. l.augl a.. II. l8.sepo,s.9.
cg THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
20; ER ~ yy7 order q q. Court until ThURsoAY. o.
n,,o 3 Eiaish x. J 4 aRsS54lS Trustees.
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A STRANGE Casa. S. Naudian living near
Middletown, Del, on going into his kitchen
Tuesday night, found a strange colored man
ceivlng no reply, made a closer examination.
and found that he was dead I'D to yesterday
morning the man had not been Identified,
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LAUCK Euddenlv, On the mornirg of Septem-
her 25;h. 1879, Mrs NJ A. LACCK. widow Of The late
DIR. ]. g. I.auck, of GeoI setown, d. 4.
The funeral will take place at z O'Clock D. m. ON
Saturday, September 21th from her late residence
s2S street n. ". 2t.
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NEW YORK-BOTTEBDA
TEN""P OALAND," "ROTTERD An" "SCHIE-
DAN" MAS" carrying the Q: 8: mail % the
Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin e65-e7O; Inter:
mediate e4S-e5O. Steeraee Gas. 81. OAZAUX, GeEI
700, 81 80. Wn. st., Freight Agts L ". NOR
BIS, 80 B'Nay. General PASSENGER A2't jan1-1y
MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrKAMsHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK, LONDON.
EOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company viii SAL every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street HOboken.
Rates Of passaFe: From New York to Havre, Lon
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