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SHOOTING AT HER DAUGHTERS SRDCCER.-A
telegram from Lincoln, Neb., May IL, says:-A
shooting ARRAY occurred at 10 O'Clock tonight
rod dealer here, and j. G. Denayer, physician.
Denayer had ruined d.ughter of Mrs Barnes
Tonight she met him near his dwelling. When
he passed, going home, she fired at him, being
only two feet away. he ran into his house, and
as he entered the door, fired at her. She then
fired again, SCATTERING the glass in the door,
ana as she passed the house he replied with 9
grazed the skin. She screamed and ran home
She was arrested and placed under bonds
Denayers wife Is Barnesssister. Sympathy Il
yer.
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DRAMATIC SCENE IN CoURT-A Prisoner Con.
uicted Of Murder Abuses His Victim an Omen
Court-A dramatic and distressing scene oc.
Friday, when Edward Reinhardt Convicted of
Inc murder of his wife, was asked il he had any.
thing to say: In response the prisoner arose
ana attacked the memory OF his dead wife and
victim, whom he accused OF Improper conduct.
he also abused the jury and his counsel The
prisoner was sentenced to be hanged. Rein
harat murdered his Wife, Mary Ann Reinhardt
nee Degnan), and buried the remains in bar
lei at Silver Lake. He was seen conveying the
barrel, In which were the remains Of his wife,
on a wheelbarrow on July 10, and he told the
place. OF residence and had crockery In the
barrel. Others he told that he was about bury
Ing dog. Re1nhardt, at the time of the disap-
PearaDce or his Wife, was married to Paullna
Dtttman, OF Newark, who has beer present dur
ing the trial
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NIHIIsT LADY 10 BE SHor-A despatch to
HerNeld, and male accomplice, were con-
demned at Kfen on the 18th inst TO be shot for
belonging to an illegal society, forging pass
ports, ana attempting 10 kill members OF the
police. Mile HerZfeld was arrested with num-
per OF nlhilist ladies and gentlemen at Kfeff In
March, after sharp contest with the military,
One OF ner companions, Mile. Olga Rassovska,
Her1eld, daughter OF General HerZfeld, fired
her revolver at the police, threatening to sex
terminate the whole lot OF them like 90 many
dogs" The Countess Panin, the Daughter OF 4
LADY In waiting to the Empress, was arrested at
the same time, but was liberated shortly after.
ward, ana is now said to be living on her estate,
near Ken, untroubled by the police.
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Did,

CLsBK. At Rumney, n. II /, On the Doth Of May.
1879. at the residence of his brother Judge CALIB
CLARK, eyed seventy eight years, formerly Of Wesh-
inston, D A and for nearly twenty years faith
Government tRepublicsD.1
BYRON On the 25th Of May, 1879. ELIZABETH
EVE wife Of Geo. II. Byron, aged hfty.two YEAR,.
the Divine promises.
Funeral services at p M :, Eastern Presbyterian
church, Sth street n e., Tuesday 9th inst Friends
of the family are invited.
WILLIAMS. At New Haven. Conn, on the 2lth
of May, 1873, GRACE VERNON. aged seventeen years
and ten months, youngest dsughter Of the late d..
Francke Williams, OF Hartford. IT
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THOMAB BOWLING. AuctioneeT.

CHANCERY ia, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTkEETo sShTH MESHs iM9EpiATHEEER2
3E TTXENTTTiE1H e. ANb STEEs ANp
AXENgEs. bEfwEES so 4H t dAfffoH
By sT T1as aeeIss Passea Az 81 az
Of Of hs p 1873 the Gsass
No 6S64. DOCKET 1 70. Wherein Layinis A. Anderson
ana others are ar, and loan Boyle il
.s eesss VII ss a
cy ass9sss sSeae
IN square numbere DiS twenty as At No.
lot numbered eleven dD, il square NUMBER three
dTeq ana fortyone Gal; .~.. 49, ' 4sal
s
S ng a 70
water, front Q, about one hundred and nlnetyo le
wharf; the second. named parcel is improved by two
brick brick, stores. in RAPIDLY improving and very de-
vision into building lots. '''1e''' 'aD
sxo % esss! in:ssl%snss !. one d and sse 8 >
per annum, to be secured by the purchaser or eaT.
81 sss
Conveyancing and recording at the cost OF the pur.
chasers II the terms Of sale are not com olied
tees reserve the right to resell the property ct thu
risk and cost OF the defaulting purcha or pur.
chase after not less than weeks notice the
Evening Star"
4. THOMAS BRADLEY,
462 Louisiana Avonue;
p. j. DONAHUE,
Room: 10. Chauncey Building, S2i ~ Trustees,
BERNARD K1LMARTIN.
80 N II. avenue NV.
pyl6-l9.2l, 23.2 q. je2
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EXECUTION OF AN INDIAN FOR THE MURpEF
OF ACHINAMAN.-The Indian Jack was hanged
az shasta, California, Friday for the mur.
ger OF Chinaman last September The muir.
ger was committed out OF pure dev1ltry, with.
Inc execution was Witnessed by some nifty IN
alans, friends OF the condemned, besides a num-
per OF white spectators. Between two and
InIee hundred Indians congregated outside the
courtyard and kept up a fearful bowling and
tearing OF hair during the execution but no
nOstlle demons tration occurred. Jack preserved
an Indian StOl1dity, and died without struggle.
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MISS MAUD MILLER, the daughter OF joaquin
az Portland, oregon, for completely with her
s!epfather, Thomas E L. Logan, In the abduc-
ton Of twelve ear-old girl named Alice
Mcdonald. A letter from Miss Miller, which
the police captured, reveals not only the fact
that she was the tnStigatOr Of the abduction and
induced Logan to become her accomplice, but
also that the daughter OF the great poet is aston
ish1ngly tlliterate and unpoetical,
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UNEASY LIES THE HEAD, Sc.-The precau-
uons taken for his own safety by the Car OF
Russia when he left st. Petersburg. give strfk-
population and the danger of a reyolutionary
ehlloslon. His journey was attended with
s sl piecauuons as have been rarely adopted I'm
railroad station at ST. Petersburg in an ironcia1
carriage, with 400 horsemen around and behind
IL; the station itself was surrounded with \
SoIuon Oh Troops 10 prevent all access at every
stopping place along the line similar meas, res
were taken; at intervals OF fifty Yards. from ST.
fetersburg to Livadia, were posted senrinels.
WIN ORDERS 10 shoot down any one who an.
preached the rails; a wagon flIled with Circaee-
sian guardsmen and police agents preceded the
car occupied by his Majesty, ana at nightfall
ponnres were lighted to render the Inspection
CT the track possible" One would imagine that
throne would hardly be worth the having at
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shooting and killing of Porter the actor and
barrymore, the actor, who was wounded by
Currie. at Marshall, Texas, a few months ago.
will both be at the trial whatever Inconvenience
1t may subject them to. Miss Cummins Is In q
constant state OF nervous fright and breads as
sass1nattOn. She is convinced that Currles
and earth to save him from conviction, and
that they would stop at no means to defeat
Justice,
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MEAN MANS REMoRsE.-Some time since
we noted the occurrence OF yC I'm man steal.
ing the silver from dead mans eyes It has
silent tomb, victim OF consumption and diving
SO poor that he had to be buried at the expenes
OF the county. Before his death he stated that
act was committed. tLumpkln (Ga) Indepen.
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THOs. e. WAdGAMAN. Real Estate Anctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 313 TWELFTH STREET

PR1RHR r E ar No. sls TWELFTH STREET
9Th, 1875. and May 9th, 1875, respectively, hM
and recorded in Liber 1872. folio 2sl, and Ikc:1
Lber 1884, folio l60 respectively of the land records
Of the District Of Coiumbis, and at the written
request Of the party secured thereby will sell 1t
public auction, in front OF the premises, on THURS.
DAY, May 29th, 1879. at S o'clock p. m ali that
parcel Of ground situate in the city Of Washington
tcribed az Lot lettered "H." of Hall Nelson's sub
division Of Square numbered 297. with the buildings
and appurtenances, &c.
Terms Of sale Onc-fourth cash balance In six,
and eighteen months, with int at six per
notes Of the purchaser, secured on the property
sold, will be required. A deposit OF S1e0 viii be
ancing will be at the cost OF the purchaser II
terms Of sale are not compiled with In seven days
from Gay Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property atbe risk and cost Of defaltins
'THos 4 w1aaAMAN," iuct. "No" myf1d
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GOVERNOR WITH HEARr.-A most estt
mable lady, residing I'm one or the cities of this
STATE, sends us the following statement, VIII fcb
well illustrates the good heart and the active
good works or 1owas present governor: "Not
laDg since lady was making application tn
Gov. Gear for a pardon for her son, whom a
SCI les OF untoward circumstances had placed In
FoiG Madison penitentiary. Among the argu.
fact that one OF the most honored men In the
state OF Iowa would then give him good situa-
uon aid take personal interest In the un-
fortunate boy. After listening attentfvely to
tie presentation OF the facts In the case but
not hnding the application In such shape as TO
warrant Immediate exercise OF the executive
clemency, the governor remarked with his
USUAL decision and yet feelingiy: 81 viii be per-
sonally responsible, Madame, that your son has
an opportunity TO make an honest living for
nlnSelf when he comes out. viii look after
MIN myself and see that he has q good situa-
uon-'-tDes Aoines [Iotca) Register, Man Fl.
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1928 r street northwest
TRgsTEEs SALE OF THE "ooLUMB1A
MILLS PROPERTY IN GEORGE TOWN D.
e., LONG CELEBRATED FOR THE MANU-.
EACIURE OF WELOH'S CHOICE BRANDS

MILLS" PROPERTY IE dEoRaE Town, b.
FI Fl 7, IRE OF WELoHs GHoICE BBANDs
a. uness and by wi virtue Of deed Of trust
fdi Sss S! ds tie IsSs
S5ssssS /" 81 = ~
part q lot N0. ore 81 Of Peter: Beatty. Threiksd
the sse on as a
the same is BY the south line Of the Ohes
ton TO the west boundary ine Of that part Of said
Mason ana siRss owned 1y VIZ: bradley Themes
William A. Bradley to the channel of the Potomac
WITCH T bee With tn sad channel d to point
street extended south in the line thereof to the
SeIsed the place of With said line re-
now covered BY water ssreet fse part Of ssd ot
"a Of ss waashoaae OF
the Bradley lot is ito to be used ia by the
thereof null privileges and wharfage thsrennto be-
grounds thefeunso attansd and the ae aan ase
Furniture and other articles used in operating the
privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging
ss TIE purchase
cash. balance . IN two and three years from
81 ss BE- ss
deed Of trust ON the property sold The properly Is
to be sold subject to overdue taxes. A deposit Of
terms of sale not compiled with within five days
from day OF SALE the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defaultin9 pur.
chaser. after ten days advertisement in the EvEN.
ING STAR newspapeI Of Washington. d. O. All con-
ROBT. L FLEMING.l ,,u,,,.,..
ap15-eo&ds JOHN ". MAuILL, 1rusteee.
E-THIS SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WE'D
NESDAY, May 28th, same hour and place By or
der Of tho Trustees.
ROBERT I. FLEMING, r~...
my26 JOHN W. MAGILL, ! trustees
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IHk JAMES GANG.-It Is reported that Frank
,yames, the celebrated train r0bber, is encamped
VI Tue Union Pacific railroad, and has be sides
th ,s gMn dorce large number OF deserfers from
t II Cnited states army and q lot OF COW boys
known, put the military company under Can't
Lawson has been sent out from Fort Steele TO
arrest the deserters II possible.-[Omaha Tsle-
0rQM.
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AAR RID.

CAMON-MEENY. At st. Aloysius Church. no
vember 8, 1873, by Rev. Father Fordhan, PATRICK
CANON to ANN MARIA MEENY
WALKER-CLEMENTS. In Washington, d. O.
May II, 1879 by Rev. Francis E. Boyle. j. Z. WAL
KER, of Baltimore, to CECILIA v. CLEMENTS, Of
Washington, ID. O. No cards.
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9. s. sToT VA oSfhFEsoN' Executors
JAMES TOWLES, Agent. my2:
frRUiTEE'S SALE AT AUCTION OF AN ELE-
i CANT DWELLING, ON I STREET, BE
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND SIX

l. GAM DIV ELLiNQ, .ON 1 6IhEET, BE-
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND SIX
TENTH STREET
25: 1874. and recorded in Liber Ne 747, folio inn
Colnmbis, viii. on MONDAY. the I'd day Of June,
1873. at o'clock m in 'front.' Of the premises, sell
division of original lot g. In Square No 1879, said
subdivision being recorded In Lloer II. D @, folio
Ia in the Office OF the Surveyor Of the District Of
Columbia.
This Lot fronts on street north, and runs back
to a thirty;fest alley; ia improved BY an elegant
threestory brick dwelling. No 1887 street north
west, with basement, attic and back building, and
has excellent furnace and range.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in cash,
and balance in three equal payments ct SIX twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale, for which
the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at the
rate Ct seven Per cent per annum. and secured by
deposit Of 900 viii Be required Of the purchaser
at the time of eale All conveyanciDg 1t the expense
OF the purchaser. II the terms Of sale not com.
pied with within one week from the day Of sale
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
upon giving seven days notice in the Warrington
Post GEORGE w. RIGGS, Surviving Trustee.
DUNOANs0N BROS, Aucfs. my22d&ds
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VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
THIRD STREET, BETWEEN PENNsYL-
XAMlA AVENUE AND O STREET NOR III
On MONDAY. May 26th, at pm, lot 50, in 49,
reservation 10, front Is feet on Sd street. -
Terms day OF sale -
my22d&ds THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Anct
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
THRkE-STORY BRICK DOUBLE HOUSE,
No. 1921 STREET NORTHWEST, WITH
BRICK OUTBUILDINGS LOT 81 FEET 4
67 INCHES BY LA TIP FEET TO GOOD
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Novam. IL
Der 18th, 1873, ard duly recorded in Liber Ea!R
No 500 folio 321 ct seq, Of the land records &:.
for the District Of Columbia, and at the request
OF the psrty secured we win eel at public an ton.
Ct june, 1879, ct O'Clock pm the fol owing
described Real Estate situated in the CITY OF wash
ington, District OF Columbia, to wit All those Ger
tain pieces or parcels OF ground on the north side
Of street north. between Twelfth and Tn rteenth
streets est, in said City and District, and known
as lot numbered ten NG), and the adjoining six CO.
feet more or less Cor whatever Is covered by the
House No 121 street northwest), Of lot numbered
nine 60 from front to of said lot in the sub
division OF lots numbered five 90 to eleven CID,
inclusive OF Davidson's subdivision of square num-
bered two hundred and eighty five (285), as made
by Susan Ireland and others, and which is recorded
IN the Surveyors Office, of said City and District in
L!ber B." folio l04, together with the improve
Eents thereon ae above stated.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance In two
equal tnstaments at one and two years. with interest
until paid from day OF sale ct seven per cent per
ennum payable quarterly. to be secured by a deed
Of trust on the property sold or all cash at pur.
to be fully complied with within Ave days. other
Of the defaultina purchaser upon FIVE days adYer.
tisement in The Evening Star newspaper.
ANDREW b. DUVALI,) rr.
mVGO-dEdH VIM r HOFFMAN AIuStccSs
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THIS EVENING.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
TWO PRIVATE LIBRARIES,
And some small lots. containing many choice lRE7,
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY. POETRY, THE@V
ARTS AND SCIENCES, AND GENERAL
LITERATURE
To be sold at my Auction Rooms southwest cor.
ner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st., Washington,
DO, commencing On MONDAY EVENING" M av
26, 1879, at ~ O'Clock.
Terms cash.
my2l-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionear
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eHThe town of Dallas, oregon, has been
nearly destroyed by fire.
tB-A Colorado Law and order League lynched
q horse thief, In spite OF its name.
- The Dramatic Neaos says that Bob Miles
has ceased all business connections with Alice
Oates and that person is now In the market for
another manager. IL Is reported she was mar.
ried few days since to Philadelphia man.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

SPECIAL AND PERENPTORY SALE OF FINE
DEIyING AND SADDLE HORSES. AT AUG
We viii sell at waah Majors stables. on En-
street, between l34 and 14th streets. on T9N
O'Clock, fine selected stock of Horses We name in
part. viz
Black mare Bessie, by Wade Hampton, z years Old
154 hands high warranted sound can be driven BY
the ost tmd person can trot in 80 with and
pace close to 70.
Grsy mare Sister Mary, by Sir Wa ter Scott, DAM
racer that paced over the fleetwood track il
4years old. Is bands high warranted sound; very
speedy and promising: can tro. close to 2 SO.
One BAY Geding, Harry L., by Romeo; years
old; full 16 hands high; warranted sound; very
stylish; perfectly gentle; an elegant horse for Q
family CARRIAGE or coupe; can tr0t In 8 lie.
One Strrei Gelding. Mac, by Eutaw; years old !;
l54 bands high warranted sound very hands 1me !;
veil broke; q fine saddler, and can tfot close to s
minutes.
One sorrel Mare. Kate. by Bonnie Scotland, dam
thorough bred mare, bred and raised In Kentucky I;
years old warranted sound very handsome; efe-
Raa. sfddler sna very speedy to harness. Cost
Black Geldins Niger, by old Abdallah: bred and
warranted sound can trot in 2:45 and sinse foot In
2:5O a fine saddle horse, and we'll broke to harness
ALSO,
Several Horses and MAres-a full description and
EXTENDED pedigree at SALE The above stock hiss been
selected with ereat care by the undersigned. and
worthy the attention Of buyers wishing to purchase
first-ciass stock. Stock warranted represented.
WM G. KIRBY, Owner.
JAS ". HAHN, Salesman. my24-sts
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SMOKING A CIGAR ON THE SCAFFoLD.-Absalom
W. Ford was hanged at Lake Charles, La, FRI
day, for the murder OF DR.. Joseph Bazee In
June, 1878. While on the scafYold he smoked
OF the priest. When the moose was adjusted he
said IN low, calm voice, "God have mercy on
me-" After the drop fell he struggled Violent
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
RICH TURKISH AND PERSIAN GOODS.
GREAT SALE TURKISH AND PERSIAN
WAREs-ELEGANT CARPETS and RUGS,
ANCIENT AND MODERN EMBRo1DKRIEs,
POTTERIES, BRONZES. PERFUMERY, ETC.

stantiIople comprises an elegant assortment of
rDs ssa BHkhara Ispahan Ferohan Ghuerdies.
Gent and Modern Embroidered Piano, Table, Sofa,
s ss Gha1T Covers window Curtains Bed Spreads,
jollca. Enameled Bronzes, Perfumery. etc.
The hole to be sold at auction, without reserve,
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY May % and 90
commencing each day at 2 80 O'Clock, at the elegant
salesroom, 1925 New York avenue, near Treasury
I'm free exhibition Monday and Tuesday, May 26
and ~, from 10 q N. until p m.
my2i At THOMAS DOWNING, Auctr
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nUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UE1MPROVEO PROPERTY ON 1iTH
STREET, EEAR RENNsYLYANH .AVENUR;
STREE FL 81 "A. ANR 5-I AZ :, TIE doRNER OF \
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June "a
4th, 1873 at O'Clock, in front Of the prem. "a
ises We will sell part Of Lot l3 in square No .Q:.
s23. fronting Is feet inches, more or less, On nth
street, between = street and Pennsylvania ayenus
II. W., improved by brick House.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th 1879 at
go o'sioes, IN front Of the premises we will sell
lots frof los feet inches on Sth street between
Immediately after we viii sell. front Of the
feet inch on let street and liO feet on street n
w.; This lSt Will also be subdivided
Terms: One fourth cash balance in equal install.
ments at sx. twelve, eighteen and twenty four
moLths deferred payments to bear interest seven
per cent per annum, ana to be secured by deed Of
trust property sold. Convey ancing at purchasers
coat Terms of sale to be complied with within ten
resell at risk and cost of defauting purchaser
purcha eIs, afier giving i've dsys' 1tice of such
req 9 IN the Evening Star newspaper. de oost Of
&1C0 required on the improved property AMI $50
or each piece Of unimproved property at time Of
sale.
GEORGE W. sAMSON,I v,.
4. B. SrOTHOtF. @Aecutors.
JAMES TOWLES Agent mvl3
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THOMAS j. FISHER b co., Auntioneers,
1923 F street n "

1'doMAs D. FISHER Co., , Agst1on a
SE E 2E Hg RIER RESP
R RGkTEv KS3wN As No. 1923 K sraEEr
By virtue Of decree passed by the su- -
Erem s,, Court q The PstTie a Of Golnmba on
No 1924. Docket NO 16, the undersigned. Trustees
IL said WI ss Ct g9e il
d Is Square nn
%ents II q FEET On
dsp s
foot alley and the Improvements consist of an ee-
The t. rms Of sale, as PRESCRIBED il said decree.
equal nstalments in six twelve and eighteen months
S 81 81 20
cent for tie deferred payments The title to be re-
chase money is paid, When they Wit execute
per deed Of CONVEYANCE At the p1rcbasers cost The
s q
District OF Coumbia S, amounting PRINCIPAL and in
WHICH S i BE- made SALE dspe 81
$500 Will be REQUIRED at the time Of sale; II the
days from tie day Of SALE the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
ts aaa as
ny,,,,. S{'ss s'iS III.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
pVH M sci st pqbc, aaetion on TnURs -
the pIemesis. that fine thIee-gtOry Brick A.2.
Oh sand tere with
n Hs!as given & st tHf g s' sopEY Aueone.rs
JOHN sHERMAN 3 90, Real Estate Auct:oneer::
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND FIX.
P FIGHhSf fGaFoT9GhARH1
AsiSEp IN The dhLhEkY & aN6 Ro SSM
23S RSSEg N5hA AZ Is SS5 FEssS1LvAN1z
xef # sssa g 1'qsf s.t e.
ineton county. D: c.. and by the written re. III
s Ss ssx se
a HRs "a Pslss Pl5sx2apS ss f%Ps
rents and Mstsrials g. &e covered by said deed
f g 4 HHss T IRahbENr1ss.' Trustees.
W. NJ. SMITH. Salesman. my22-d
ySTgE OF g RFER 3F IGgsT TO ME
iar Inc comfy = washington. B: g: ana q Is1
SH s9a s7Sn eoes
OTIS numbered one two and three, in 80 nare north
Of square numbered five hundred and eight. On. Of
6O8,) together with the improvements thsrsOi.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the indebtedness
secured thereby and expenses of sale III cash bal
In six and twelve months after the day Of sale
with interest at SIX per cent. per annum deposit
Of &10O will be required to be made Immediately
after sale. All the cost of deeds and recording to
be paid by the purchaser, and the full terms ara
not complied with in five days after sale the prop
erty will be resold at the risk and cost of tbs de-
'"'''l"s ruf'Jo5HN W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
my5eo&ds JOS. T. GOODWILL. Auct
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PROPosALs u1 E9R Ron, POST OFFICE

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, J
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 8, 1875
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day Of June, 1879
ut IL O'Clock M, for furnishing, in such quantities
Post Cfice Envelopes required for use during the
fiscal year ending june 80, 1850, Of the following
classes, viz:
l. For Omcial Letters and Returns.
q For returning Dead Letters.
g. For Registered Packages.
Blank forms Of bids, with sam pies and full spec.
cations, viii be furnished on application to the
Third Assistant Postmaster General, WASHINGTON
D. @. D. n. KEY,
my61AW4t Postmaster General,