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other cause thnp not tcing nbiu to believe thcse
vry non'ricH naalns, which ~ H.. henat .nr .,,
be hetier tlnn tileir conceptions Of ODD. Gnu.
tnivin9 Of Nuh ~ rricl and unjus!, j. should not
be Thought strnl'gn TINT shey themselves wer'
ii,,t nnw We hayo sp iook upon moro pleasing
1speot q nr M s,t!"os I roE ,an ,y n a y'n,s H.
scthc. The tnurhl consciousness u mo II race M
ln:on uttur!pg ia vneG aud Msferiit'g IA s"ny.
blessings that nuy cnn,e frpm our aEo of tn.'t,f.
Ti,ean ,lollits hnSn cnnr frt,nl tho l,ca.l-cone
TRIM ~ w., r a' mi nc}1svc ~ rh
snts ln tur .ny tAnnnt cnfflpct ei:f If az H. .,nfo
TIN ll"ti nf religion ~ Il oilcc n'ni,nt to ; nia
Ennny hre hruinhng 10 aty thllt u not alnfen?ml.
We" we a,i sn1 Eow oth,ta ~ nps Il. Hnd X Jst 1t
tha crisis. wi,en rnnsall seems icss ntltnrltaasS
ali nycrltcnrlDR. that the heart y ss'isnsnx M 70
N t+ t+nt,imrtunliy isbcY!n1lilg to ,f'nr ~ v'se.
aud ont u tho r!.s. aud fa!sehon. mud le,atr1
IL nystrln tr truth tnuro fair A,td bcHsiIlf'it End
~ nrene, 70 tho world Il rolIHioc tnoro s'1hp'a
Ths new movement Int religion may bp cailc'!
tho higher p.hical conception nf uu. Tue hc"rt
0r lnn11 Ia giving ,lt II better cdncrptfon III uo!.
vhu hcast of tho will II rt,,ains 10 !,sk u,,,i,
tio,l fsnM its nRn deeper NH! r'irrf !Gt!tlnts.
II scn Iol q. Is: to tco lll'It rs father: to
Ecg Him III tHyG; Iru us tho EreHt Dtlh1 huart
IA thus tiistl''scd Tho st1l of Hn In bevnn!na 70
see anu to IVY with II .let,, fee!tns .hSt xIat M is
TINT lilo Is tho perfection nr Hli gnstlnnsa.. And
III they afs and MY there things the rloi,d: lt.-
S 70 n,sr "!Sn,Sa ,; St tys9s ss " " Ha ~
are hc.nY n,u!lIleti.. And snru aru asking how
Il i ar wy isis that tho psopls ,. nrc ehanx.Sx @
central lhnlIs.i of f''a Is being nplitea and
plriiicu fr,ni urrur. The huart 10 giving the
T"G nct!.r t q aot ii fp h;,nS S'as'
tit.s Ut Justice, b,tt tied uf Hyc. Fathor, and
, 1881-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
SERMON HY THE REV, Dlk 1lElln1CK :o1lS-

SERMON 1Y Tilt: REV. Dl., 1lEl,nICK .oIlS-
son.
The Rov. DR.. Horrick Johnson preachcd n Scr
mou to young men Inst evanIng ut tho Fourth
Presbyterian Church. tnklng for h1s subject
Am,lsctnonts," and for Als text tho following
wurls:.
Servo tho Lord with gta,!ncss,-Psn'ms, c., 2.
For us the crlcklllX 0f thDrns u,ll!Gr pot, so
Is tho lAughtcr OF tie fuul.-Ecctcadstfs cft.,
THO reverend gentleman commenced by stat
ing l,nt our state by nature was mot nGtnrnl.
and VIC hud fullan out of tho primal or,ler by
hnvlns Lost tho rcgnlatise principle OF supreme
love to God, which Ind wrcnpbed us Awny frf,m
ali right lines Of Actlvlty. Man Ind been full Ut
contradictions and purvcsao Tendencies, and
wanting tho Joy loat when fellowship
with God was lost, rad over In
danger Of being carried awny Dy
appetite for gold had bccn Intlul9ell, an.1 we
hMh beeu led to tho tlnhastuH worship Ut tho
Ealdsl. cult. and. tnen agnn. THO neetssty of
nsaos n'g 1Sss Of 4'a1
thsseforc i was pot uMnat,a! .hat We sho;a
went toscttyr. The nee.l uf ono, however,, wis
us great US tho nuud Ut tho othur. md unintcr..
rne I'll a qsaS vess @ WIS ss
also neccsslry asld sotnciilnes ~ utler ehnngs
pasposSS f aua t S our to 10 tSnss
light and cheerful, gavo cur nataras tho oos'
Cunsi,i,,1g. and rcferrina to amusomonts, tho
speaker BuiG 1t was tsut eaol'4h 70 10 atnustd.
Tint beat nnltlsud which lncsl relieved !dtocss
ed snnplsa Satl y4tat a s y1sy ne ntss
thls sort bud leon g.',tch up - Erlttfy those
who would not know what to Id With themselves
II wns uIt Ut these hu desired to spealt. but Vi
tho necessity nt recrnat!on diversion, nr snter-
S txo Il wSn n worss M o
whol0 subject th1n tito word Amusement.
, 1881-11-28
AN ETHICAL, CONCEPTION OF THE DIRTY
- aElt40N uS ILL. UIIlAIAA.

AN KTNIpAI. EONCK{TtON OF THE DIRTY
sEltMON ny uN. TlIOMAS.
Thero was IAsgo congregation ut tho peo.
pso'a Church yesterday forenoon. DR.. Thomas
took Tor the subject Of hl1' discourse "Tha
Ethical Conception Of God" Following Ia tae
sermon: =,
Ho that loyeth not. knowoth not God; for God
Ia love.
Son into Tho world, that We might !lvo through
HIM.. JOIN, H.. ~. ..s-
No other thought IL so universal. 70 cotanon
to mankind, NJ tto tAought OF God, And yot,
possibly, no othor thought has been 20 dlmy
perceived or 90 yar!ously aud SO imperfe:ty
upderstood. Thu thought itaell seems natural
, 1881-11-28
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Wants tu Know Ntserc KBia ~ Won't
n tht Ehttor Of 1ht tah.eGno Tribune.

Wants tu Know Nhcro KBIN 81 Won't
n tht Ettt!oF oj 1ht th.eaoo Tribune.
ptATTEyt1LE, Wis. Nov. 2f.-Cn May n. 1881,
rGmfttod Tim American st6ckman Publishing
cofnpany. Chicago. n draft for e. subscription
10 tho A,nt,fcan StocAmn'. ior onr year, to be
aent 10 Henry ". luhnsOn. rIaltevi,le. Wis.
About twU months nftor Sfr. j. infnrmah mo
thul he hatl mt received tho piper. went 10
tho bank nn,t tHtl them inok M Tho draft, which
wna puil on tho sEih 'iay nE Mny by lilo First
fntlonut bank hr Ch!caRo. n',ti hrars tho folnw-
!nK lnursHninnts: "AshGrict.n a" StnckMan Pub.
lInhiux E..nphny.""T u. Price," nnu In pencil,
"EMi q. X. So0kin." | Immediately wrnta tho
American S:tH.IiGnHn t'ub1ishInE Company the
furwar,l Tho paper at nf,ee. I t,nvn ruccivrd uD
rt,st.nsH frtIfn them. VIII you l,learo Inform
ma If tho American Stnek nlnt1 Publtshing Cnfrl-
pany ia st;fI III existence nllu ubllXc. Z.
, 1881-11-28

Infamous: bottles. crtcttcts. md dirt wcre frc.
HuGttty fa',nl Il, ne 4 so1p:: Gnu toy was aet to
tttnich. and he died. hut tho pnOt IIttlh fellow
was ioKRod for Idlenesa tho dAy before he ex-
nirrdl "
, 1881-11-28
RELIGIOUS.
,,ov Man tlas Injured the
'' World-Scrmon by
Prof. Swing.
avs tho injuries Are Diminishing
ac the Centuries Pass
Away.
An Ethical Conception oil the
y" ,t,city-Disco,lrse by DIR.
Thomas.
p. Jobnson Gives His Opinion on the
- Subject Of Popular Amuse'
1ne11ts.
.,,,4oraay's Proceedings Of the Chris
t;an Beliovors' Conference.
An 1SJURED WORLD.
..,,>, ~. 1,uo1r, awfN0.

lnl1 tnV 49, t,,,r.i,.,nas Tint tunt1n tho
Ill. that w. a,a.,,!,"rnceaY- 1iv,. IL.
vorlA as wliae'lssa J., 49, .o,s,,,tar or ,robt,
While babylon was III tne splu""oi y. n'. -.
lecture sau riS"s astul, It waa nlso Ii, tho infany
,cos anu r'e".a t,n,sor VIVA acn,,irrd nn1 ru-
tictmo anu WIZ, .'.'. 49, t., t.,o.as ~ ,,,r.
's... INT by force. Rn.1 sett was enlarged by tho
tu',s,o,Ion nf tho distant un!ghbors When by
tes'ts.a tesS" ~ n ge,v rcnturtca somo town bat bo-
thalabo's o. 10" - ."a nnn,,r ro IN oh,nct or
roae great city. u thon ouea."e u" oo1eet VI
,o1r, md toward It arnlics bcRan to march.
W. w., nrery city was FORTRESS, As tho mott
Ued vi, s,,,.,, TN rrorn or crrn.
tat may protect sol.l lsoln sno a'asp - "n. a
isa. so cact city OF tno oaF'lest epoeas s'saas'
va Npe ~ ~. ~ " ",fcssntt anf, natural enemies.
tdoes "efe ~ IN ,,,,,,, I,on,ec,ts ant,
n1rsalcm, and CarthngoI 1sa!ah Ind soon
Dby!on reacans 9hns oas VIII, tf hio" % wi,braw tho
~ ssa "sus sa treasures, Into tho inspired city. lo
ssl seen remote provinces plundcred ny tho
I,,rt,nn Kfnpy, As Tncitu8 knew uf tLmo
rseu tho isoman Generals bud mHrchea out
rozthSafa an19 ''ont'anns ' 'nto :, na"a, nu " y"
asa ID hs8e 1 II iS lis sorrow 10 ths to aa
at mado earth trs'nblo: tat 9M'io ~ ahI ,% wvra FILL
sIlrrnessf u ING l.ctus. ne.G ~, ~ t t.sn' E1
sassa an , was now hi,arif in tho DUST Tho pol
ss XVI ssbeh ilad inndo babylon had brought 1t 10
y! M!!+nIn %
IN scorr. takcn almost from nuy pngo Of
,uscnt hIstory, shows Us how man Injured hls
Ssn ae.M , y, ~ t.,so ali suItues il aaksi,s
aaE maE "a MT sti kiuV his avn homo tremble
.nd Iii domain to bu IN d wilderness. III n dif-
!srs.. ,t1ra. rarn n soii,,e ait OF tho great nrcus
nsar thlch they tnnruIl, i grcnt world, indeed,
sI possess after Nil tho insults md wrnngs We
nast n@stu @ t = ,,.,,ht fa II "a toniv II wtit!rr-
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The Terra Gotta Ca. Iit,ra,,..u.

MR.. JOIN LYNCH REPLIES 10 ritf CHARGES MAn0
AGAINST MN ~ Mr.. n. e. DIAM.
In the case II Edward c. bean sgt the Poto-
moe Terra Gotta company. John Lynch and
Others. for an account. kc.. Mr.. Lynch hk Tiled
his answer. II states that Va. l.. had invested
so. Is, with interest. in the company; thet
Dean became a stockholder in August 1875 q
the solicitation OF L. x. Tuttle and both w.sO
elected trustees; that he H. offered Dean no
Inducements except ~ express his faith tia; the
investment would be profitable that the inst
recorded statement III the condiiioa of the com
pany, as required by Law. Was made Deccm -
Z. 1874. and the defendant believes that a state
menf has been made every wear since and pub
lished In the newspapers of the District. exccyk
an the year 1873, when Mr.. bean was prs,sidcI1
and the defendant Was informed hy the Treasurer
that u was omitted by order of tie president;
that when the annual report for 1880 shoulA
have been made. Mr.. Deans friend Mr. Solomon
Graves. was president OF the company. The do
PENDANT states that while the company was -
cured by his Endorsement he indiy.duall, ran the
risk OF a loss 10y indorsing Mr. beans paper
while all the latters property In the Disflic
stood IN the name of his wife. Ii there has been
any violation of the statutory provisions govern
ing the corporation the. have not been wilful a
material, but the result OF mistake or accideut.
The condition of the company Is not worse los
much better than the reports show as the coul-
pany is not only solvent but has large asailatSla
assets. The defendant has recently purchaseA
the stock If Enoch Iotten and l.. X. futile. ana
paid Tor the same with his own money. The APP
parent loss as shown by the statement Of 1si1
was by bad dcbts-the largest oM cd by Dean q
Sopo, contractors, the senior members a whioA
nrm is the complainant. is about 81 500 The
defendant never refused TO show the books but
on the contrary. requested Mr.. futile to assist
the treasurer i'm balancing the books He be-
heves that Tuttle. Graves aud Dean entered into
conspiracy To ruin the credit of the company,
and bring the property to a forced sale for the
purpose OF buying ii in at low price. and thar
Mr.. Dean brings the suit for the purpose Of try.
ing to force the defendant to purchase his stock.
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The Buckley Hack Scandal.

BGCKLEYS BILL FOR DIVORCE.
To-day. Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court, had
before him the case of VIM. Fl. Buckley against
Caroline NJ. Buckley-bill for dvorce-which is
a sequel to the scandal case on street between
9th and 7th streets some few months ago, when,
it is alleged, Buckley, going home and secreting
himself, awaited the appearance of his wife,
when she came in with man named Black. and
a scene ensaed. The defendant denies the
charge of adultery
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= BENSlNGER, Auctioneer.

S BENSlNGER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND NORTH r
SIkEET EAsHrINGToN Dc; i FR9NTING
Hh 6r InsSn fhAaE
BLACKSMITH SHOP
BY virtue of deed of trust dated November 18th.
1876. duly recorded in Iber No. 837 folio 26 ct seq
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia
and AZ the request of the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction ia front of the premises on FRI
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1881 AT
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, all that certain piece parcel of
ground situate and lying in the city OF Washington
TIE District of Columbia and known and described
part OF the original lot No. Is, in the recorded subdi
VISION o. si.uare no 364 commencing with point on
the southeast of said lot thence due west
hundred and feet nine inches thence north
twenty one feet three nches thence east thirty eight
fe ne inches thence north twenty feet; thence
one hundred feet 70 said 9Th street, thence south along
said 9Th street 10 the place of beginning together with
all and singular the improvements, privileges hereita-
mentS and aiPertenances to the belonging in
any manner sppertainina.
Terms: One-ttrd cash; balance in three equal in
months bearing interest at six per cent per an
and 10 lie secured by deed of trust ON the prop
ety sold at the option of the purchaser the whole of
the purchase money may be paid in cash. deposit of
500 10 be made by the purchaser the acceptance
the bid q uveyanc al purchasers expense If the
terms of sale not complied with in seven days the
Trustee vii resell at the risk and cost of defaultug
purchaser. NEHEMIAH H MIILER
5y4-dSds Trustee.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners to-day received specifica-
tons from Mr.. Edward Clark. architect at the
Capitol. for the new high school building. on
square 446. and forwarded the same to the trus-
tees of schools.
SCHOOL FURNITURE.
The committee on supplies ard accounts Of the
school trustees, Messrs- Brooks. Wormly Curtis.
Pearson and Middleton, have agreed to recon-
mend the purchase OF two sets OF sixty desks
each of '.Shattuck furniture No. 1: two acts of
sixty desks each of independent Excelsior
Company's" furniture, provided the tops of the
desks are stationary and of plain wood and the
chairs are the pivoted pedestal chairs; eight sets
OF sixty desks each Of Model Furniture" two
sets or sixty desks each of Common Sense Fur
niture" of Excelsior Company's furniture for
building at 10th and n streets. ten sets Of sixty
desks each of 'Goshen Bolted Furniture" for { he
building at 9Th and i streets: provided that
Win eacn set of SO or 60 desks a teachers desk
OF the value OF $40 be furnished without addi-
tional cost, or that an abatement of $40 from
the price at which said set of furniture is offered
be allowed, excepting In the case Of the two
sets of Shattuck furniture.
Heavy Suit Against a Steamship Comnany.
To-day, Gen. Henkle filed suit for Gilbert
Hofhinger agt. Monroe Salisbury and the Poto-
mac Steamboat Co. for $4,000 damages. The
hrst Is sued as the owner of the steamboat W.
W. Cofcoran. and the latter as the owner
OF wharf. and it is charged that
on the evening of July 18th, 1880.
the plaintiff embarked on the said steamer
Corceran: that it was the duty Of the defend
ants to nave the wharf lighted and guarded to
protect passengers from falling into the river:
that on the night in question plaintiff and one
Sarah E. Rawlings, who he was eScorting. walked
of the wharf. and he narrowly escaped drown
ing. while his companion was drowned. aud that
this mishap occurred by reason of the negli-
gence OF the defendants in not having the
proper safeguards at hand, and he has suffered
from the shock and in general health since and
IN loss of business and, therefore, claims
SIS 600 damages
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TOMORROW.

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucticneers,
IL 9.h aud ID streets northwest.
EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK or DEALER IN DRY GOODS, No
TIONS, FANCY GOODS AND HOSIERY, &C.,
IN PART COMPRISING
so CARTOONS, ELEGANT AND STYLISH RIB
40 DOZEN ALL COLgORS KID GLOVES.
500 YARDS CORDED SILKS, ALL COLORS.
200 DOZEN FIRST-CI.ASS CHII.D'S MEMS AND
WOAEN'S HOSIERY.
100 DOZEN ALL KIND GLOVES.
800 DOZEN CLARkS AND OTHERS SPOOL COT
TONS AND SILKS.
GOO YARDS YELvkTEENS AND yELYETS.
800 GROSS PEARL AND OTHER BUTTONS.
BOTTOMS Of all kinds. hr.e lot Jsue,ry, Combs,
Braids, EnlbrS>ierfes, Skirts, Hdkfs Brushes,
IAces Of all kinds. Craps 100 boxes feathers and
Flowers Ladies' and Childs Witt Wear Hair
Towels, Rufiing. Ruches. 50 dozen Dolls. &c. &c,
altoxethera large and web assorted stock Of clean
and desirable Good
VIII be positively sold TO highest bidders commencing
Of TEN O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY
18TH. within our salesrocsns, and VIII continue DALI
until all is disposed of.
jy11-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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kilograms to the Star.
FOR THE PRESIDENTS RR
CONERY.
Gov. CHllom Heard FrNm

SfRlNGFIEID, Ills, july l2.-In response to
the telegram from Gov. Foster. OF Ohio, sug-
gesting the propriety OF setting apart by tho
concurrent action Of the governors OF the states
a day of thanksgiving for the recovery OF the
President, Gov. Cullom has forwarded the fol-
lowing:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July l1.-To has EzniI-
teTcy, Charles Foster, Governor, Columbus Ohioe
Your telegram of the tenth received this MORN
ing. Ny feelings are in harmony with your
views In reference TO the propricty OF setting
apart, by concurrent action of the governors u
the states. OF "A day Of thanksgiving in view u
the gratifying recovery OF the President
would suggest however that the selection of q
day be made when the Presidents conyalescenco
is fully assured. I think it emineatly proper
that you should take the initiative in the mat
ter. (Signed) s. NJ CUIIoN Goyar
From Governor Smith.
CHICAGO, July Ex-Governor Smith, of Wis
consin, has sent the following from Madison:
To HIS Enote7scy GooaraOr Charles Foster, O.
bo"'eas. Otto:-Sncerely rejoicing at the cheer.
ing prospect of the Presidents recovery and
fully agreeing with you as To the prupriety q
setting apart day OF anksgiying and prayer
10 the God OF nations | heartily concur u
your Suggestion. aad viii be pleased 10 act IN
harmony with other executives The people
OF Wisconsin have been most SOLICITORS in regard
to the Presidents condition. and with thankful
hearts will unite in the observance OF such day.
lSlghedl NM. +. SMITH, Governor.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aactioneer.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
REAE or PROPERTY FRONrING on FIJI
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN l. AND NJ

Rt.AE or PROPERTY FRONTING on FIF-
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN l. AND NJ
STREETS NORTHNf EST.
Under and by virtue of decree passed June 81
1881, in No 6SI, Equity. supreme Court of the
District of Cosnos. wherein Frederick b. Stertoe ct
al esHplsinsEts and Alfred Steptoe il defendant
viii se 1T pubic auction, in front of the premise to the
highest bidder. on TUESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
to the subdivision of lots four az and five (5 of David
sons suhs vision OF sIre ala, fronting 10 the
80 foot alley in said square 2li with q depth of los feet
with the improvements.
Terms Of sale One third cash. and the balance with
interest thereon ply able and twelve months ev
denced oy the proTiisory notes of the purchaser and
secured by deed of trust property said or all cash
at purchssrs ophon- deposit of $50 must be made at
the time OF the sale and if the terms of sale not
complied with within 1--WE days from day of sale the prop
ery viii he resod at purchasers risk and cost after three
days' notice in The Evening Star ne9spsper All con
yeyaIicny at purchasers cost
WIN. TAYLOE SNYDER, Trustee,
je29-eo&ds EOS ID street invest
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
4 'HANcERY SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE no
- 9l6 ID SIkEET SOIrIIXEST - -

IT .AEh4NtF-IsI NH Or tAI.U ABIE HOUSE, no.
9l6 ID STREET SOUTHWEST.
virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
uct Q, t2luInbia passed IN Equity Cause No. T.659
me. me and.ned Trustee therein viii sell Ut public
Ion ~ Ireas CT tic premises to the highest bidder on
IISESDAT. THE TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, A. D.
ISL Al SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, ali that certain piece
Iarrf 81 land lying aud being IN the City of Washing
sm IN the District Of Columbia. and known al of
CfiSlns lot numbered thirty in square numbered
tnret hiinfre and eighty $50 together with the
thereon, con-sting Of ine three story
frame House. with back builfing and Stable.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the said decree
follows One third II the purchase in cash the
Gay OF s1 or within days thereafter, and the
ldtie IN two equal stanents payable In six and twelve
months after the day Of SALE the purchaser giving notes
Tor said deferred ymentS bearing interest six
cent amman from the day OF sale and secured by
deed of trust the property sci the purchaser
pay ali the purchase money cash deposit of 800
will Toe required wren the property il sold All convey
ancn to be al ts purchasers cost. II defsuit he made
In complying witt: the above terms OF zale thu Trustee
will resell the risk If the dfaultLE purchaser.
JAMES W. BARKER, Trustee,
Southwest corner ID and It'll Sts- southwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts ie29-slzds
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February TO- 1875
and recorded N idber No IT, foios 229, &C., of the
at auction, on WEDNESDAY, THE 6fH DAY OF
JULY NEXT. on the premises, AT 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the Lot Of Ground at the Of 18th and stree
consisting Of parts of Lots Nos. twenty (2 and
twenty eight (2t) IN Square number hundred and
twenty -six 126l, the whole having front Of twenty
width aud binding street ninety feet with the
improvements, consisting Of threestory brick dwell
Terms Of sals third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid In cash. and the residue in two equal instaments
At x and twelve months respectively with interest,"
s secured ~ notes and deed Of trust On the premises
after sale the property may be resod q the rs aud
cost Of the first purchaser.
EDWD. TEMPLE, lrr,.....
CHAS. A. JAMES, Arusees.
THOS. j. FISHER CO., Aucts.. 1874 = street.
je23-eotds
until THURSDAY, JULY E0URTEENTH, 1881, aame
hour .nd Ylaos. 81 SESsr e te sa 3E2stess -.
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SUMMER RESORTS

MHTE h.s Ssa sEsss Is
ton Warrington c. and is now OPEN Tor Tie recsp
,.eg e ggs1ss under the is
s,s1, 4 road ~ mics distant from ne
fun descriptions. address at the Hamilton or the Springs
DR.. j. W. NASH, Resident physic.n. ". iTsssm
' Ocean view from windows. Opposite Congress Hall
iys-im MRS. g. A. COOPER.
pINEY POINT HOTEL.
ST. MARr's COUNTY. MARYLAND,
fer p Ss Of ns 'y JOS Rsr
n the Ho 0a has Just 1sen thoroushy fur
Tsh fl
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For further information address
Mns. JOSEPH TRAvERs.
je2-2m Piney Point. st. Mary's Co.. Nd.
CHELBURNE HOUSE. Michigan Avenue, Atlantic
ocean front and near the warm baths Renewed com.
fOrts electric bells and modern copysnisHcesa
l RIVER SPRINGS. Boating, fishing, bathing. crab
the Tsrms pr dss
less than four days, 80 Land at Coton's Address
DR.: r. P. BLACKSTONE. River Springs Post Once,
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CTOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N.J-CHAs Dur
- Fly, Of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, Manager.
restaurant new billiard room and bowling alley, pas
senger elevator and electric bells Comfortable accom-
modahons for 900 guests. Music by Simon Haseer's
celebrated Orchestra. Opens June 49, 1881.
Room Clerk, HARRY DENIsoN, late Of the Girard.
Philadelphia. iel-2m
CONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY.
Unequaled location substantial building new furni-
uTe prompt and attentive service. elevator, electric
"A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE.
Inc Orchestra will he conducted by mr. Zimmerman.
II. j. L G. R. CRUMP
Opens June IS. m26-9m
HEATH HOUSE SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, N j.
The heaithiest place in the United States Sanitary
arrangements perfect Three hours from Phiadelphia
WA found Brook route, depot 9th and Green
streees Philadelphia Send FOR circular.
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND BATHS VA.
OPEN JUNE 1.
Telegraph in the hotel. delightful homo for fami-
lies. No Bar.
For circulars and terms apply to
~, A. s. PRATT, Proprietor,