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WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctioneers

WlsT s5 StI IF Fl FRANE
SWT IHH WITH W.T. VALUABLE LOT. 24xloo 10
By virtue OF deed of Trust dated October slst, -.
AD 1877 and daily recorded IN Liber No. 7i5. ~
District of Columbia and written request of pal "
secured tnersSy will sell at IGbic AUCTION, in ut
TEkSfH, 1850 A SIX ocH1tk +. a. the follow
pg real estate situate in Washington city, in said p-
$50 beginning ior The same u the ds ance IT is lee;
street west and running thence south along said Sd
Street "a se thence west 100 fee, to public ley:
sd stree, and place OF inning
Terms OF sale: onethird cash, OF which $50 must
one and TWO years, win Interest from day # safe Sc
cured by purchasers notes and deed of rust the
property Sold Conveyancng and recording at i5uf-
cha ers cost Terms II SAFE to be compiled with in
sell at risk and cost OF purctla -er in default.
w. e no, II TH /. a. CUNTS. Trustee.
rI'Hos Z. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auetioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
~ q hafsgfff At am I'VE n oa5cR
Ksa,i.ss sus # Plo,pes It'll, issnslng % ie.s On
feet BY
;aar1 DAY OF sale = w.co,,,
VALUABLE BUILDING LUTs ON CAPITOL
HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
VIII Seu ~ puoilC SAFE tIOr the owner OF the -
bAT q JUNE. 1856. at Five ocL9t sie org
g ae YET has AS
the Capitol III beautiful and highly I'm proved neigh
6ornood fronts SOUTH and but one square from the
Terms: Onethrd cash within aye days after sale,
cent One hundred dollars DEPOSIT 1t sm ae Of sais
ied&ds at cost q 1s good
=
s. ssos TRANSATLANTIC saAa2
e SaA Or 4tTE 1889 !. HaG
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell, in front Of Ell
Improved by two-story frame dwelling. fronting on
street northwest by %ostor l0Ig TAME se
after date of sale notes to bear interest and
be secured by deed Of trust or ali cash at option
soss
days public notice of such resale in some newspaper
IN EVA y eIn'ns'0n' D. T. puNcASsoN BROS, Auc.s
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
To make final settlement the heirs of the late ga
s5Ss s5t W. fs e n
+. M. the residue OF tho magnificent Riversdale
famous property Is historical and the names OF Clay
Webster. &C.. are still associated with 1t. Lying on
both sides OF the 3. 4 O. r. station about the
ter and only six miles from ashngton, its possible
ties tor division into lots and villa sites sfes be-
coming very valuable With small outlay the build
ings Can be restore d. and with terraced grounds beau
fn groves, lake. river. &c. will again charming
home For dairying. market gardening. nurseries.
DC, its location is unsurpassed. And. taken with
rapid enhancement of values of suburban property
and Its possibilities for subdivision should in
vestors to carefully consider this opportunity.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and
two years. with inter est $500 deposit required from
purchaser.
Full particulars of w. O. LIGGET & CO., Baltimore.
Maps with THOS. J. FISHER d co. je7-lOt*
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CLARKE-AsHE. BY Rev. Jas watson. RoNRT
/ OF Washington, d. G., on MAY 10. 1853.
/ HAwkks-oUIN. Thursday evening. yune loth,
HAWKES. 70 Ma NARY = oU1N, I'll e thb -
No OnedA,
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

ErOR RENT-NINE NEW HOUSES ON 14TH
\ end 4 sts p. water the yard. TO respectable
eotored families - so pc: month In advance and '04
sohn Carolina ave. Si5 per month in advance.
Apply 10 4. Il. SrAHL. 45s La ave. je5-lw
IGOR RENT-A MANSION OF rs ROOMS HAND
- some4y and newly furnished, near Thomas Circle
" "a De rented Tor SIMMER a lease Address
Box i To- star Office. Ie5-1t
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LEAVE of LIST Lieut.. John C. Scantling, I'd
| artillery, has been extended two months.
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Capitol Topics.

The House committee on Indian affairs to
day agreed to favorably report Delegate HALEY q
bill. authorizing the appointment OF q board Of
commissioners 10 examine, adjust aud report
on all claims gruwins out OF Indian depreda-
tons and treaties.
In the House this afternoon Mr. Cobb lind !
offered an amendment to the legislative appro-
priation bill MAX ing an appropriation Tor a
nrst assistant doOrkeeper OF the House.
The bill tails to make any provision for this
Office which is now filled by Luther +. Warder,
asains whom certain charges were recently
made. The amendment was rejected.
SUIT FOR $1,000 DAMAGES FOR SLANpRR.-
j. Mackey for Annie NJ. Ward and stephen r
Ward against Elizabeth Essig and Gottleib
Essig for $4,000 damages. The alleged Islander
Is that Mrs. tssg, on June Sd last, in the hear
Ing of Mrs Margaret Leonard, Mrs. Annie Nc
Grath and Mr.. Alfred Pearson used of aud CON-
set forth In the declal alton, but unit Tor pub
iication,) by means of which she AYERS she has
been Injured in her tame and credit, &c.
CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD WATCH.
This morning In the Police Court a young man
named William Carney y was charged With the
William L. kearney, of 1919 10th street. Mr..
Z. S. Moore appeared for Carney and waived
grand jury; bonds $500 The two men, it is
alleged were down the river on the night OF
the 9Th instant, and the latter being intoxi-
Gated was robbed. The case was reported 10 the
police and yesterday Detective Carter recov-
cred the watch and arrested Carney.
RoBBERIEs REpoRrED-Mrs. Hattie B. Glas-
cock, 4O1 Il street northwest, reports stolen
from her room a gold watch and chain and
clothing; value S76.-Charles q. Godfrey, All
18TH street, reports stolen from his room
S2O.4O.-Robert Cohen, 5l3 street, reports
stolen 80 worth OF preserved strawberries
Enoch Bell, 2115 street, reports stolen tow
els and matches worth S5.-Daniei Harris
reports the larceny OF a watch worth $40.
THE PORTLAND APARTMENT House Com
PANY.-Edward Weston has decided sub lots
and 3 and part 6, square 2l5, fronting on Yer
mont avenue and 14th street, to the Portland
Apartment House company, for the sum of
S15O,OOO. The company is composed OF Ed.
ward Weston, Walter Weston, Thos. j. Fisher
Alfred j. Weston, and Edward j. Stelwagen.
The will of Sally Smith was filed to-day. She
leaves her property TO her children-tne real
estate TO her son. provided he gives a home 10
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from the War department this afternoon retir.
ing Col. Samuel q. Sturgis, OF the 9TH cavalry.
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The will of Sally Smith was filed to-day. She
leaves her property TO her children-the real
estate to her son, provided he gives a home t.
her daughters while single.
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40 TO GEO. S. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
W Granite Work; best facilities in " ashingfon for
sreh work. Ofce and Yard 7O2 10 70S North Capitol
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THE PRKsfDENTs RECEPTION T0-DAYs-The
President held . very quiet public reception
this afternoon. About one hundred and fifty
visitors were present A lady from New York
took photograph of Mrs. Cleveland from her
pocket and asked II 1t was Q good one. The
President replied that It was.
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THE STATE DEPARTMENT II informed Of the
arrival of Minister Parker at Korea. Ensign
Foulke, who for some time has been charge
d'a1aires there, will shortly return 70 the
United States.
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The CHLOTILDA FINED AND RELEAsED.-The
Treasury Department 10 informed that q n ne
of $500 was imposed on the master of the Span
ish fishing vessel Chlotilde by the collector of
per entry, and the fine being paid the vessel
WAS released.
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SECOND CONTROLLER MAYNARD has re
turned to Washington.
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Distrses ssevernsnens Aaairs.
nt,uprxa PRINTS

issued by Inspector Entwise; E. A. MeGurk,
president 9onsaea college. erect q 3-story and
BASEMENT dwelling, 1 street between Let and
yer Pullman, erect two 2-story dwellings. ID. be-
tween LIST and ID streets soutbwest $500. Il.
w. Leech, erect two 2-story dwellipgs, Jener-
Whithaft, erect a 2-story aud cellar warehouse,
u, between Sd and 4th streets southeast; $500.
Mrx. Stone, repair brick, 1716 De Sales street
noftbwes $500. Vim. Whitman, repair brick
dwelling, lis Sd street southease eo00.
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RUN OTT 10 CANADA BY MASKED Men.
Three masked men presented themselvog - the
station house In Calais, Me-, Wednesday night,
OF . revolver, reloosod William Buckley, who
was held under charge Of embexxlement % .
~ 49, ne :. se ~ wte nHn %
recently enricod across The He ond asxonGoa ~
an American detective.
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FOR SALE-tIOtJSES.

V1>OR SALE
Very neat two-story brick dwelling six rooms. in
sight OF StantYn Square snug home or good In
Two-story and basement bricks. ali med. imps. 9Th
Two-stpry brick. 8 roonns All mod in1ua nth St n
W.; $3,6UU
Improved aud unin1proved property. in all sections
OF the city. Desirable Lots on columbia Hegilta"
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
jeo-lm ..z.--. 927 st. NV
INOR SAIE-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
Residences near Geereetown: convenient 10 hofse
ars; TWO acres garden fruit, &C Apply to W. II.
fiShE q SO.. I42O New York ave- ap19-2ms
roos; good rents for 500 per month:
price, $500 cash. apply at 6ls st. NV. apl5-2m
FoR SALE-sEvERAL BEAUTIFUL COT
tages IN LIE Dfoi tPark from 600 to "a 500; each
lot 3uxl26 These Houses and Lots are very cheap
Terms easy. inc. +. WAGGAMAN,
myZZ-lm 0O4-SU0 + st. NV.
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SECRETARY BAYARD has received informa-
tion of unusual activity among Momon mission
aries througho all Switseriand.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
1NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
1856, at TEN UCioCK. 0-'-' " '1''' -
Also at TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Horses, Carriages Bugyies, Wagons je1O2t
TINHoMAs DowLINa, Aucuoneer
ROAM HORSE SEVEN lion yrARs OLD AT Auc-
T TN, O'Clock il 'front.' Of my auction rooms,
FISE BUILDING Il 5s gTs u M sT BET sTH AND
ON SATURDAY AFfERNooN, JUNETwELFTH
u n w ss Il rs sss of premises
fronting 20 feet ON street with depth Of 85 feet to
Ternis Onehalf cash; balance in one year; note to
at to Se
Otherwise resale at risk and of defaung pur-
fys n1'e in
R
nUNCANs0N BROS. Auc1ioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF gNIMpRoyEp PROPER.
TWEEN ' P6uRrEE EsF AND 1T TfFTEEN iii
f TEKNTH sTsEE so6 ~ rlE
3 3T AyHSSE AASE { ST sFhEET so6 Gf
Liber No $40, foiio 1925, ONE Of the land records
the wi" he tlpt q
OF JUNE. A. b. 1886, at SIX O'CLOCK r NJ. ali
those pieces or els of ground and premises
and described grouna plan or plat Of the city OF
Washington in the District Of Columbia, ana known
LOTS TEN f1O). THIRTEEN u3, AND FOUR.
TEEN IA, IN SQUARE ONE THOUSAND
AND ~IXTY (lUBO,)
together with all the improvements, ways easements
rights, privileges and appurtenaces to the be-
longing or I'm anywise arpertaining.
iernis: One-tlird cash, balance In one and two
years notes 10 bear interest. and to be secured by
OF purchaser. deposit of 500 required on each ot
At lime of sale Conveyancing, DC. at purchasers
cost. Terms be complied witt in Ten days other
wise resale at risk aud cost Of defanng purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale In some
newspaper published in Washington. ID. Z.
my.0-d&ds SAMUEL CROSS, Trustee.
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mARRiEsp.

No OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES about Red
Star Cough Cure. Pleasant, safe, sure. 20 centA
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At AUCTI ION.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
BAUMS DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Consisting Of
SILKS. WOODEN DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs.
WHITE GOODS,
and all such goods are found In only frst-clasa
houses will be sold 1T auction 10 he highest bidder
i his saie Is ptrtmptory, and will commence al
Ten O'CLOCK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE THE SEC
OND and continued until further notice Comfort
aie seats will be provided for all who will The
sale will take place up stairs in the back building OF
our store.
CHAS BAUM, 7th, 9Th and D sts
FOLEY, Auctioneer. my3l-2m
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RANGE or THE THERMoMETER-The FOLLOW
ing were the readings ct the signal ONCE to-day:
8 q. M, 60; Z q m, &c; IL q. m, "a; 2 p. M
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THE PRESIDENT THOUGHT ~ WOULD BE e.
coNsrfTurfoxAL.
The secretary OF state receatly received D
cable message nom Minister COT, stating that
the sultan OF Turkey desired to send 4 wedding
present 10 Ars. Cleveland, and nsxiug
that such gift be received. The
President while approaching the motives Il
the sultan, ielt that It's acceptance would Be In
Violations OF the spirit, N not the letter, az the
Constitution. aud declinstion Of the ofier on
these grounds was teiegraphed.
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THE PAPAL CoNsIsToRY.-The papal consist
DRY has created four other cardinals besides
reau, OF Quebec, and has nominated three bish
ops In Ireland, twelve In spain, six In France
three In Germany, and seven ia other nations
The cousistory also nominated six American
bishopa.
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District I'm Congress.


In the House Mr.. Wilson from the District
committee has reported the bill directing the
Commissioners to execute q deed of quit claim
and release to a certain alley In Washington to
Cornelia p. Randolph, Mary NJ. Turner Harriet
]. Pickett and Elizabeth G. Calvert
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Il vacant property in northwestern section of the
sate and Thomas circle This property. BOX 100 feet
Is ON the corner OF 18th and NV, nearly Oppo-
lot is four-story mansard roof frstclass modern
ana substantially built Il-room Brick House. with
side bay window five of the bedrooms and the din
ing room are i6x16. and the saloon parior is I12xO
hail are trimmed with solid walnut ceilings ana SIDE
walls are painted in OIL and the chandeliers crys-
has parS Of - feet in Width bn
depth and parking ON its front side 1Ox24 it, The house
$4,000. the lot. 24xlOO will sold
alone for $4,000 the whole will be sold
$2t,5OO. This is delightful city residence tor sum-
Ier esson on accoun! of its large rooms fine sh ade
t era Lawn fountain ana h snni,S Mt
at V CTS SIS Room s Apply TO n5 iesiW
IrOR SALE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, sos
gas nice yard stable and back alley Price 81 aoo
Apply to Owner, SIS + ST.. Room = jsS1w
IIOR SALE-A SIX ROOM FRAME DIV ELLING,
ad 4
'front.' by ITO H. to wide alley-beng premises Oh
ROHRER & Co, Sd and East Capitol SITS. jes8t
For sALE-BARGAINs In IMPROVED
81 cS i a9a
under all; lot Il feet inches by "a ieet
1112 18th st. NV. BRICK House S1s with
back building: eleven rooms and all improvements;
o Rafs brick
t IHos J; J Fls he g., co; 1924 F 9. 8,
Brick Dwellings three stories each will be- sold to-
gether or separately.
TH0S ]. FISHER & CO., 1924 F st.
1f44 St NV, three-siory and basement Brick
Dwelling. with all improvements: lot 1871 100 lie t.
THIS j. FISHER IL CO., 1874 + ST.
1910 st. NV. double Brick Residence, contain
ing thirteen roOms lot SO feet 1O1 inches by 20 to
wide public alley; will be sold at bargain prompt
buyer. THOS. j. FISHEkN Co.
1924 + st.
II St nw threestory Brick Building; used for busi-
ness purposes: lot 42x132 feet lOi2 nches wide alley
on the side and rear; good inv stment property.
THOS. j. FISHER & Co. 1924 F st.
114S St NV. three-story and basement Brick
Residence all improvements. lot 2OxlOO to a public
alley. THOS. j. FISHER q Co, 1924 r ST.
1I45 st NV small and desirable press brick bay
window House: seven rooms and bath; hot and cold
water: lot lSx91la feet to alley.
TIL s. j. FISHER d CO., 1924 F ST.
1720 De Sales threestory Brick Residence; tn rec
rooms deep; frstclass construction; hard wood finish;
all improvements lot lSx lou to . vide public alley
THOS j. FISHER Il CO., 1924 + st.
1l12 18th ST. near Massachusetts ave-, three
story Brick Dwelling, with back building; containing
about ten rooms; ali convenience5
1HOS. j. FISHER & CO., 1924 F St
1918 ST., threestory Brick residence; lot % feet
inches by about go THOS. j. FISHER q CO.,
je7-2w 1924 st.
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AucsaonesF.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE or ruRx1TuRE
a MATTIMG. DEcoRATED WARE, DINNEK
sE6A s EESni ssEHSe G EFs
@ T7Ss2n'vosRow MORNING. eomnenelns :.
genera 81 she s. Is o a,,ss
1. WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Aucts. :.
THoMAs DOWNING, Auctiodeer.
AgcTTnnossNa :. a 6S
a4ks bHsn 10 sde aF e as GG HoSkss
TNHoAAs DowLIN0, Aactieneef
CATALOGUE sA1E
MISCELLANEOUS AND MEDICAL BOOKS
AUCTION ROOMS.
Corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1885.
Commencing at 7.so O'Clock.
NOW READY FOR EXAMINATION.
je11-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
H K. FULTON. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
wa sea- Sy public oncon E, my seEe 121s Fem
ElFSIEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, my stock of
Forfeited Pledges from NOS 81 SO $50 Of Safe
department, and from Nos Is 56S to S5,U4S of Shelf
departmen inclusive This sale will consist Of Gold,
silver and ether cased Watches; Gold Chains. Charms;
tockets; Rings; Pns; Bracelets; ,Spectacles: Eye
glasses Opera Glasses; Diamonds set in Rings Pins,
Studs Collar Buttons, DC: Gold Necklaces Medal
lions Badges; Earrings Thimbes: Pencils; Crosses:
Cuff Buttons Studs; Collar Buttons: Pencils: Pens,
&c; Solid SyerwaIe and Articles; Guns; Rifles; Re
voivers Bibles and other Books: Cutlery: Musical
and Mechanical Instruments Blankets: Quilts La
DIES ana Gents Clothing; Dress Goods; Cloths Va
Uses: satches: Silver Plated Ware Pictures; Mirrors;
Umbrellas ParasOlE Meerschaum Pipes Smokers,
&c, &c. This sale will continue mornings at TEN
O'CLOCK, and evenings 1t SEVEN O'CLOCK until
all the lots are sold. H. X. FULTON,
je11-5t* Pawnbroke r and Auctioneer.
DuNcASsoN BROS. Aue'loneera
PAIR GOOD WORK MULES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTEENTH.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we will sell In front of our
salesrOOms the above Mules. je1l-3t
M c. DUVALL, Auctioneef
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUALE HOUSE AND
LOT, KNOWN AS No. SO II STREET SOUTH
WEST.
Under and by virtue of certain deed Of trust go
data
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New room house, near Iowa Circe......... So. $50
Rrick, room house, 18th st. nw.......--...3,OO 900
frame rooms SD .OOD
Brick, rooms Vermont and st....-..... 200
rooms. Pierce Place bet 10th and 10Th 3, 800
rooms, 18Th ST. near Iowa Z ircle. ,OUO
II rooms. q st.. bet 18th and l4th ..... $50
rooms. on Boundary, near l. th ..........:: 800
rooms, on l4ths 500
rooms, l4th NV, suitable for business. q. $40
rooms, 14th St., business property -..... 900
I" ..-.......6. $50
Rrick store and dwelling. 18th 900
................. IL 800
Brick, rooms, Wallach St. bet 18th 14th-4, $50
De- rooms, BOT h ST.. bet. l. and NJ 500
DO. On Dunbarton 500
DO on congress ST. near post office. OOO
Several Lots ON q ST., bet. 49, n and 14th SITS.
Also improved and unimproyed property in all parts
ofthe city. Apply to J. ". p MYERS,
jeS-1ws 142S New York ave.
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hUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneera

PAIR GOOD WORK MULES AT AUCTION,
| On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTEENTH
| AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, will sell In front of our
| salesrooms the above Mules. je1l-3t
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The Coming Dlssolutloa.
Mr.. GLADSToNE's STATEMENT DYNANIrRH

Mr.. GLADSTONE'S STATEMENT - DYNANIrRRe
ATTER CHANBERLAIN.
In the house OF commons yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Gladstone, who was loudly chssred ON ris-
ing, said that IN consequences Of the rejection by
the house OF the home rule bill he had advised
her majesty to dissolve parliament without
delay. Her majesty had eraciously assented
TO this, and he would therefore ask the house
TO wind up the business of the session at the
quickest practicable moment
Detectives are watching Mr.. Chamberlain's
residence, as 1t IL feared that an attempt may
be made to blow Il up with dynamite.
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DLEASANT SUMNER BOARD CAN BE Or
II tanned reasonable terms in u priv ate family in
Lexington Va This is of the heathiest ions
I'm the Valley OF Virginia. and situated the Balt
more and Ohio railroad, only few hours ride from
Washington Being In the very heart of the noun
tans affords delightfully."- cool climate, beautiful
scenery. drives &c. House large and airy and
ted on large sh dy lawn. Good table wnh plenty OF
milk ice and home comforts. Special Inducements to
families Address Mrs NJ A. ANDkRSON, Lexinx-
tOn.Ea- my:Si Inn
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

v.NoR SALE-NEAR l4TH ST. MT, PLEASANT.
IL new eighI-rnonis-and-atticC COTTAGE large, shady
lot Easy terms A. A. LIPSCOMB, 81 Al II.
NV. jel16t
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ANTED-BOARDERS-IA AM PREPARED TO
w entertain bearders for the will furnish
aud frust. all furnished from my farm: lovely view
Of the N anstans and the best location Kappa can
afford live tufn pike between Warrenton and
Washington; Is miles from depot Warreaton: nice
rOad; lovely drive of n. hours VIII make things
y r. ANDkfSoN. Gaines x Rosds, Kappa County
iel-
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
Prospect street. near Lincoln aveHu.,In keat- s.fH
JUNE FOUHIEESTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK r &nn.
NJ. will oier for sale at pubic auction Lot ., /
Prospect stree. by depth Of ITO feet, improved by
twO-stOry brck dwelling house.
Terms day OF sale.
ieG-dfds Thus r. WAGHANAN Amor
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nIkECTT 10 NEW YORK-FREl1HT STEAM.
H. Frs JOHN GIBSON asd r g KNIGHT leave
f1ef -, knee Hsvel, -. Y, every SATURDAY ct 4 d
M; 9sh u wharf, Waskinason, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rases. ARD
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FTER JUNE 2OTH A FEW ADULT BOARD
"a ers young ladies preferred. find good country
board mountains. Ice telephone, daily mail.
T rms - per week. Refer to j. Whit Heron, star
efl Address Mrs. r. A H.. Halfway T.. O.. Eau
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