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RAILROADS.
1850 TIE GREAT con
ASOO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE Il OoU
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

e az EEsT s fS so94IS SSO
Splendid Scenery, Mssnifieent Equipment
TRAINS HEa aEEE @Ish NM PSI fEsS nsDo
Corner q sSth and streets as i folIoxs Dsp0'
Pittsburg and the West, 500 a m, with Sleeping
70 and % sss6 as lars T rem r Ha4
ri.bur. to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago;
Elk H'R d Pfssf S'f Ghsss
For Canandaisua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
Palace Oars to Csnandaisus and watkins wiz
For New York and the East, 500 am, 200 and
u I'm saPPa ar5r e Ss o1 @ mtss E1
EXCEPT Sunday.
jersey City at IF Brod tEnns n
fording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
For Philadeiphis, s 90 m. 100 $40 and 10 90 p
m On sunday. $40 and 10 100 n. Limit I'D
For EBBP pao4e s1 So ss S ssay and
Zoo, go 40 S:a0. TAO and q 10 % pm "a
For ,Iope's Greek Line, 6 40 am. and LAO pm.
For Annapolis. 40 a. M. and 40 Pm, daily. ex-
ceIt Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDER1oKsBgRG RAIL
MN MA R RsR R ahaTD2ANDhIA AND "AsHiN9-
For Aexsndris !. 72o. O. IL q m a 90, $40 s:25.
aid a 81 I. H. On sunday at T. y and IL g.
For Richmohd "a and the South, a. ~. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, 6. 8, 10
am II so. 3. 5. aud .05 7 m, and II mid
ni2ht. On Sunday at and 10 s. m, and :O5
Tickets. Information. sleeping and pa-lor car &C
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Aortheast corner 9TH and Pennsy!vania avenue, and
rag Of ba- to destination from hotels and resi-
l. p. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent.
Mana0ar nyl6
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THO8IAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ChANrrERY SALE OF LOT AND WEST 10
CORNER MAINLAND AVENUE. NORTH &
STREET AND FOURTEENTH STREE r
FAST: AND ALSO PART LOT l. IN SOUARE
Sc CORNER OF SEVENTH SfREEf FAsT
AND SOUTH STREET, CITY OF WASH
INGTON, d c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court "A
Of the District of Columbia pa ,seti in e1ujty -
canse OF Andrew J. Joyce against Mary III.
W hite ct al, equity No 2597, the undersigned, as
trustees, Will sell at pubic auctOa in front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF JUNE
a. u 1861, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, al those pieces or
ParceIs OF ground known az lot No. 5 and the west
10 feet ana inch of lot 4, in square 1880 by the
depth OF said lot 4, and inproyemen-s
ana immediately after the above SALE AT SIX
O'CLOCK M, we viii sell, in front of the premises
al uat piece or parcel of ground in said city aud
Distilct KNOWN as part of Lot one d. in Square No
90 oeRnnlr Tor said piece OF ground at the south
east corner OF said square and fronting on south E
strset feet and inches and running thence north
20 iee thes &c east to the line of It'll street east
feet inches; and thence south with said street 75
ieeI with the improvements
Terms OF sale: One third cash: and balance of
purchase money to be paid in six twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale, with interest at
tx per cent PR annum, and for payment thereof
the purchaser or purchasers to give his her or their
approved by the Trustees. No deed given until
purchase money and interest shall have
been paid. The balance of purch ase money to re-
main lein on said real estate, or the purchaser or
purchasers can all cash day of sale or on rai-
tcai1on thereof by the court. All conveyancing st
purchasers cost deposit of $50 on each lot sold
III. F. MORRIS, 1906 st.
WILLIAM J. MILLER. 400 La. ave. ( trustees
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DIKD.

COLLINS. On Thursday, June 10th, $780, at
his residence, 1913 q street northwest. JAMES II.
COLLINS, in the sixty fifth year Of his are
7 he funeral will take pls"o - =
:, Ycroc. r. m, from Union Chapel, Tyentiet6
street Friends Of the family invited 10 attend o
McMENAMIN. On June 10th. 1880, CLARA IsA-
BEL, aged eight months, infant daughter of John
and Maggie q. McMeRamin.
Funeral at m, June Ilth, from 922 Fifth
street northwest. Friends invited.
OTEY. On June 10th. 1880, henry r ORGY. I'm
the twenty sixth year of his are
Funeral Will take place tomorrow Saturday
morning at 10 a. NJ, from Fifteenth Street Pres
byteran Church.
STEPHEN. At his residence, ia Bladensburs.
John Stephen.
The fsneral will take place at st. Luke's church.
Interment at Book Greek cemetery.
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eE An unknown man, about thirty years OF
age shot himself through the head on Mott
Haven canal bridge, In New York city, yester-
day. He tumbled into the canal and was fished
out dead, with the pistol still. In his hand.
eg- In Louisville when the burglar isn't bur-
glazing he is laughing at the policeman. II is
said they broke into the jail the other night
but the rumor is denied at police Headquarters
and the public is assured that every precaution
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rCHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
RuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
ON The HEIGHTS" AT THE 8. E. COR
NER OF DONOR GTAnDERI,

REAL ESTATE in GEoRdETOWN, B. b. G..
On, on TIE HEIGHTS" AT THE s: T. COR.
sER rs CONGRESS AND sToDDEhr
~ By virtue of a deed of trust. dated on the X
Zutn March, 1876, and of record among the I'll
laid records Of the District Of Columbia, in A:i
Ioer SIS. at folio POS &c. and at the request of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned SIS
trustee, will, on TUESDAY, THESrH DAY OF JUNE.
1851, AT O'CLOCK p. N in front of the premises,
GEORGETOWN. in said district of Columbis beins
Lots $50, 2Sl, 2S2, and part of Lot 279 all in
Thomas Beal's addition to said town, and described
as follows: Beginning for the sa le at the south
congress streets, and running east with south
line 6f Stoddert street 225 feet, or less, to
the west line Of the part of said lot 279 in said add
mnn, conveyed by deed Of trust, dated November
seth, 1875, and recorded in said land records in
hber S04, pages 255, &c. thence south at ixht
angles to Stodder street, 100 feet thence west and
less to CONGRESS street; and thence in northwes-
tery direction on the east line of Congress street
TO the beginning, with the improvements, rights
and appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale Sc 600 with interest at ten 10) per
centrum per snnum, from Goth March. 1879. Oess
Sl62 90 paid on account said nterest) with the ex-
peses OF sale and taxes in cash. and the balance of
months, for which balance the notes of the pnr-
chaser, with interest from the day of sale, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold,
shall be taken. $500 to be paid in cash at the time
o. sale The expet ses of sale and taxes will be ar
nCunCed at time OF sale. If the purchaser do not
comply with the terms of sale within days after
the date thereof resale will be had his risk and
COST after notice to that effect, inserted daily in
the Evening Star" newspaper, for days. AL
conveyan cling and recording at purchasers cost
my27- d&ds CHARLES Nj. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
eF-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. July 9TH, 1880, same hour aud place
ny oruer VI tue trustee JeS, 10, %, iy1, $40
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SUICIDE FROM SHAME--Apnie CCupu,n c,,r,
aSed ~. committed suicide In Philadelphia on
....o"-her with BEING too familiar with William
CONDOR, grocer. living In the same neighbor-
hood, who Is married man. She confessed
that Condor had induced her to enter the store
while he was there alone, and her step-mother
is said to have chaStised her for her imprudence.
The unhappy girl, watching her opportunity
cut three gaSheS In her throat with an old razor
causing her death She bore good character
and In another year would have inherited
$1,000, left by her mother. Condor has been
arrested to answer for his share In the tragic
occurrence.
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BLOODY WORK OF NEW JERSEY CoLoRED PEo-
PIE.-At a cOlored dance at Leedsville " j.,
soften up in ratification OF the Chicago nomi-
nations, a fight ensued, when raZors were drawn
and an indiScriminate cutting and slashIng
took place. When constable quelled the fight
the floor manager Peter Woolcott, colored, was
found Welteltng In blood, with several terrible
gaShes across his stomach. His injuries are
pronounced fatal. Three other men and young
colored girl had to be taken home suffering
from knife cuts. The village lookup is filed
with the dancers arrested on suspicion OF doing
the cutting.
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.-At a meeting of the
Virginia state republican executive committee
yesterday General w. c. Wickham was elected
Chairman. The committee approved the plat
form adopted by the Chicago convention, and
Il AIDE arrangements for calling district conven-
uOns Tor nominations for Congress The COM
mittee have made arrangements for conducting
vigorous canvass, and republican candidates
viii be put up In all the districts. No means are
to Ice left untried to keep the party In the state
thoroughly alive, and prevent the readjuSters
from securing any acceSsfonS to their ranks on
the proposed independent electoral ticket
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BEBNHARDT ENGAGED-A cablegram 10 the
n. \. Herald from London, June Q. SAYS Mr.
II. Jarrett. OF Her Majestys Theater. informs
me that Sarah Bernhardt signed an engagement
this afternoon for a tour In the United States
Booths Theater, New York. The tour Will
begin In November next. Mr.. Abbey proceeds
TO Paris TO arrange for the remainder OF the
company He deposits $4,000 as guarantee or
forfeit money, TO pay the salaries or expenses
of the company. and $1,000 nightly TO Nine.
Bernhardt who also receives a share OF the
prOfirS - "
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ON DECK AGAIN.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,
GROCERIESM

w DECA AGAlN
GROCERIESW
BY
ELPHoNzo YouNes,
5O4 9th STREET,
BETWEEN AND NORTHWEST.
Having refitted. reprinted and restocked the
ABOVE named store, am now prepared to furnish
my friends and the public with their needed sup
6ss New ESR ssE hsms and
SUGARS.
(Best New York and Philadelphia Brands.)
stsnaaTd ana G5o o 10 lbs Fl
Good White Sugar, IL lbs. for................ LOO
GOOD Brown Sugar. l29 lbs. for. ............. Loo
TEAS.
low as any house south of New York.
COFFEES.
Mocha. Java, Maracaibo Iaguyra and Rio-at
popular prices-quality considered Our coffees are
alwars fresh roasted and we have in stock some of
men me hnest GRADES that can be produced.
GOOD Roasted Rio, lbs for.................S 81 90
SYRUPS.
Pure Sugar, goods guaranteed free from Gill;
cose-seNel al grades.
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon, Sl3O.
MOLASSES.
genuine article of New Orleans always on hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
FLOUR.
Ceres. minnesota Pat. Process Sterling. Mime
sofa Pat. Process Golden Hill. family Swiss Pro
New West and all other leading brands direct from
first hands, at lowest rates
EiphonZo Ioun9s Genuine Mlnnesots Pat.
Process, from white flint wheat, per sack So. 90
Good Family Flour, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l. 80
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description inst received.
Pctted Ham, Tongue. Turkey, Chicken, &c
Eons 1 ipn arf Icnsue. Chicken. &c; Roast
Sausage; Sardines, Shadines, Salmon, Lobster.
Dried Beef, Baked Beans &C, &c, &C, &c.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
or or al kinds, and we would name the celebrated
Pickles. A full assortment.
sELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up q
good supply of these important articles.
queen olives IN q variety Of StyleS-iEciuGinS
small! bottles at 25 cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
and make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BEST OF rything in the way of FAMILY SUP
PLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and
freiEhting are surpassed by none, and We suaran-
tee to sell SIS low any other house in the city; as
also. to give the article, quality and quantity as
represented
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
Telephone connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER,
5O1 Ninth ST.. bet. e and f.
my22 (WHITE 'FRONT.'.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

TIL; The GREAT D0UBLs rRAoK.
NdEs Gst .o sas sssr win .a. to the
and Southwest.
TO take erect fFgHnassy W hsK IA fsSS
200 q. n baltimore. Kuicott City and Way Sta-
$50 a-m.-tBaltmore Express
6eo g: N Ibaltmore, Annapolis and way. !Pied-
TGht s ssfsDurs winchester Haserssown' Frede-
sis I metoin IN e q ROCKS and way stations
Yor snf x s5hass and
Baltmore Express. Parior car TO New York and
9 90 . IN On Sunday only-Baltmore. Annspo-
sie ..ns-tst. Louis, Ghc.so.. Columbus and
81 Point Of RocSs for Frederck and stations east Of
and as5 a1.soa to s. s.ndu S9
daily except Saturday.
burg ooese Bess LenTs anRspos 5ano
non. yessCp's AID Hanover
ana a W.y gm--BAlam0rs' Annapolis kn00'' CITY
1ss snSgss and nd Laurel Esp.ess
100 p n.-Aew YORK. PhiladelphiA ana Boston
80 m Baltimore and way stations. win.
chester, tredeIiek. Hsgerstown and way. via Relay)
xIprs.s Frsdsre1. n: Relay ssOps .t n xnnspo lS
ind q W RSss s. ssa q 5ana.,
70 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only
40 .. --tBaltim0Es. AnnsPohs and Way St..
$40 Pm tCh;caso and Columbus Express.
essR5Is @ I S aSd Baltimore Express
Stops at Bsdensburg and Laurel
05 p. m--Pofnt OF Rocks and Way StSHon0.
Gas p.m--tBaitmore and Way Stations.
pRRs ss Pm--bALTIMoRE AND LAUREL N
$50 p m--tst- Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg
E1preee lPi;tsburg, except Sunday Sleeping
cars 70 st. Louis and Pittsburg
30 Y, m--fBaltimore, Blsdensburg and Laurel
SHHM ESHH I RgHREAPf Ess1a:
S - NsW 1orS. and special sleeping car 10 Pills
tDstly. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
AN trains stop at Relay Station.
Tor further information apply a thu f.I<mor.
and Ohio Ticket Omcee. Washington 0tation Ana
COS. slo and Corner l4th and Pennsylvsnis Syenns
where orders win be taken for Bas9sSe 10 e
". n. CLEMENTS. Master Of Transportatiou.
u. II. COLE, General Ticket Aren't
k6HO. g. KOCNTZ. General Agent
G. Z. LORD. General Passenger Agent. my17
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THE EVENING STAR.
FR1DAY........ June IL. 1874.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion OF Yesterdays Proceed.

SENATE-After our report closed
Inc sundry civilappropriation bill being under
consideration.
Mr.. Allison moved 10 strike the words .'veDe-
raj and except for services OF the latter rem
dere0 at elections" out OF the folio wing clause:
for pay fIent OF marShalS and their general dep
uteS, except Tor services OF the latter rend cred
after debate
Mr.. Groome offered an amendment directing
ne Secretary OF the Treasury to cause plans 20
oe prepared for the poStofice at Baltimore and
estimates OF its cost. and making = 900 OF the
previous appropriation immediately available
TOT that purpose. Adopted.
Inc OH having been considered In committee
VI 'ne whole, was reported TO the Senate. aud
me amendments adopted In the committee of
lhe whole We're concurred In.
MT Ferry renewed his amendment making
the salary OF the Washington postmaster "a OO0.
Adopted
The bin was then read a third time and
passed.
The regular order. namely. the Kellogg reso.
lullonS. being formerly before the Seu9se. and
NJ Mcdonald having the floor thereon NJ 3-S1
pm, on motion or Mr.. Harris the senate Went
INTO executive session, and when the doors We're
reopened adjourned.
HOCSE.-After onr report closed
Tie Senate resolution proposing a Joint rule
for counting the electoral vote for Prssidrn:
and Nice-President was considered.
Mr.. White pa moved TO refer the resolution
TO the committee on the electoral count. Re
lecteG-yeaS e., nays i02.
a long debate ensued on the probable effect
ana necessity for the proposed joint rule ia
which Messrs. Carlisle. Robson, Lownsbury
tpdogFafl and others participated
Without further action the matter was LAID
aside. and bill removing the political disa-
bilities OF c. C. Clay, OF Huntsville, Ala, was
passed.
A bill for the payment of months extra pay
10 empioyeS OF Congress who do not receive
annual salaries was passed and the House nj
I:J0 p H., adjourned.
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A FEARFUL DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.-John Gim-
pei, German fresco painter in New York,
whose wife keeps boarding house, beat his
wife yesterday morning till he thought her
dead, bolted the bedroom door, cut his own
throat and set the house on fire. The firemen
found him on the bed surrounded by flames.
which were eXtinguiShed and he was dragged
in the street, where he died. The wife's skull
Is fractured and she is expected to die Cnpro.
vo6ed Jealousy caused The terrible crime.
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THE WAY OF THE PRIZE FIGHTER is hard
Trumbull, the winner of the McKeesport fight
is In jail at Pittsburg; Jack Fleet the loser
would be there with him, but for being too near
death for removal; should he recover he will
his money after months of training: RYAN has
been mangled, If not permanently Injured and
says he Will never take another such pnmmel-
ling for so small stake. Does the prize ring
pay the pugilists?-N 7. sun.
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ANOTHER Boy MURDER.-A boy IL years of
age, the son of Geo. Baum, OF Easton. Pa, dis
appeared from his home on sunday last. His
body was found in the canal on Wednesday
with marks OF violence. The evidence before
the coroner'S jury showed that the deceased
was involved in fight with John Kelly an
other boy, during which he was thrown into
the river,
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DR.. F. A. Won. MOSOHZISKER,
OFFIC1
0l0 Nineteenth 1T. NV.

DR. F. A. Won. MOSOHZ1SKER,
Gle Nineteenth ct. NV.
special attention given to the treatment Of
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD. I'M.
PAIRED SIGHT. OATARRH. ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS. CHEST. 30.
Dr.. Won MOsCHZISKEB
has now been long enough In Washington ana 10
complished sufcdent In his profession TO fee that
further commend Of his skin or success il unneoes
Of he fr
Years and % an inventor of scientific spparatuses
Vel known both In Europe and this country.
Dr.. Won MOsCHZIsKEB
list Of bis patients. past and present contains the
names Of more men Of distinction of All eections OF
81 e an 1e ply
Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM can 30 81.
FROM SENATOR VOORHEES,.
6ank you very sincerely for the relief received
ss 9 8:
we're cold. D. VI. VOORHEES,.
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
DR.. Won Mosch1sker's treatmeut In INV oase-ca
tarrh and deafness--proIed . perfect suocess. I
to al who need his medical services chat have the
utmost confidence In his professions abilitiee
THOMAS BONNEVILLE
National Brass Works. WsshingtOn
D1An 6n:-By the advlee OF Senator VOORHEES, I
placed myself under yeur treatment for Q case OF
throat disease and nasal catarrh. have reason to
be entirely satisfied with the result Of your okiu
and y0u are st liberty to refer sn Il one e
ohi SS e the Redemption Division Q: g. Treasury
FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR
Dr. Won MoschEsker brings me letters OF intro
duction from gentlemen Of character and standing.
They SPEAK highly Of his SKIN and success In the
treatment Of diseases Of the Eye and Ear and those
Of the Respiratory Organs. and Of his sttainments
- physician. From his treatment Of Q case un-
der my observation and personal experience think
10 can gve relief In III cases which A4mt OF remedy.
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
20 Pm. mAr94
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SiOner, yesterday concluded the sale OF the
farm OF VIM. Ayre. in Fairfax county. contain
Ing 4o2 acres. for =, 600 cash. 10 Mr.. Dorsey of
California. We understand Mr.. Dorsey intends
engaging In the sheep raising business-AIer-
dhdlid Gazette, lGfh.
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EEXY YORK-ROTTEHDaM.

me nrst-c ass steamers of this line 'AMSTER-
PAN 'kOTTEkDAM," ''SCHIEDAM," ''W.
a A;s0ihOLiEE," p OAIAND," aud MAS"
Oo99psny's Dock. Jersey City. regularly on We'd
Ist Osbin, 5000 I'd Cabin. 1850 stee-,O. s9s
H. CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South william
Il, New Iork, For passage apply to W g. NET
LthOII co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
inston or III. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe
0eposlt Building, corner New York avenue and
loln 81. NV. ana
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PROFESSOR SMITHS HEREsY.-Tired at last of
bewildering technicalities, the general assem-
bly, last night came to division upon the
simple issue whether Prof Robertson Smith
should be deprived OF his chair by summary
process, or simply admonished and left in pos
session of his chair. majority decided amid
hearty cheering that Prof. Robertson Smith
should be LETT In possession OF his chair. The
significance of this decision is measured by the
fact that Prof. Smiths heresy consisted In the
application of free historical criticism to the
books of the Old Testament. The case has ex-
tainly not little astonishing that the most
popular man at this moment north OF the
Tweed should be professor OF Hebrew who
has boldly afirmed that Deuteronomy was not
written by MoeeS.-EnU Mall Gazette.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IMPLEMENTS, NEAR HYATTSvILLE
PRINCE GEOKGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND,
At AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE 2lsT, 1880, AT ONE "A
O'CLOCK, on the premises, shall sell val f.as4
liable Farm. containing 70 acres. located near A4A.
Bladensbnrg station. y. Il o. r. r., improved by
new Dwelling and Barn, Stable. &c. !; has fine APP
pie and Peach orchards of about LOCO trees fine
vineyard. about $50 vines Concord Grapes 10 acres
of oak woods, everything in good condition.
Terms: 50, 600 cash the balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property. Convsyanciug. &c
at purchasers cost $500 deposit required at time
of sale.
Immediately after the sale of Farm the Stock and
Farming Implements will be sold.
Flats OF the Farm be obtained at the office of
auciloneer. THOMAS BOWLING,
jeSdtS Auctionaer
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
'TyHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

'ENHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE FNTIRE EFFECTS OF THE ANTIQUE
IlkNIt URE ESTABLISHMENT OF FRANK
THOMPSON, ESQ, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING. JUSE14TH, 1880, ~
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, shall sell, at VI
No; 1896 Pennsylvania ave :, between l2th ~
and 18th ats. without reserve, the entire I'll
contents. viz:
Very tue Mahogany Hall Clock
Elegant Antique Mahogany Switchboard.
one Mahogany ConRres>io nal Desk.
SUI error Antique Mahogany, heavily carved,
Side and Dining Tables
Antique Cabinets and Secretaries.
Sticks.
Antique Work Tables, Chairs and Sofas
Tosether with general assortment of Modern
turrltuTe, Show Cases. Cooking and Heating
Stoves. &c.
Mr.. THOMPSON being in i'll health and unable to
attend to business, has directed me to close out
ever, thing, without regard to cost.
ielO-3t THOMAS DOWLING Auctinneer.
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NlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
A,AND THIRD STREETS EAST, CAPITOL

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 29th -
day Of April, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber ~
No $40, folio l2S. one Of the land records fol-
the District OF Columbia, the undersigned trustee
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises, the following.
described property. viz All that certain piece or
plan Of the city Of Washington. In said District Of
Columbia, as Lot lettered q, in N. q. Sholes and
bered IA and 10. In square numbered 759 beSin.
mig for the same at the southwest corner Of A
south with the lines of said Sd street east 81 feet
thence west 100 feet 10 and half inches; thence
street 100 feet ten and half inches to the place
Of beginning. "
pay ments at six and twelve months with notes
bearing interest, and secured by deed Of trust.
All conveyancing ct purchasers cost. BOO deposit
my27 dads GEORGE PETER. Trustae