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PROPOSALS FOR COOKED RATIoNs.-oFY1cE
u REcxuIrISe RExpEzyoys. q Q. AMY No s24
April 20. 1Ss8-Sesled proposals. IN trplcste. sub
tect the usual condition. will 6e received q this
TWENTY EiGHT, 1855. At which time and place
ins Cooked Nations TO the recruiting party aud re-
crits 81 this rendezvous during the fiscal ending
due proportion Of soap and candles, con.titute .
ration. Qontracts made under tins sdysrtise.
States in any for payment IN excess Of ap
overnment reserves the night 10 reject all pro-
posss Proposals for complete raeaons % Be furnished
a paces Questionable for recruits viii not BE-
eiderod Fun information vail be furn1shed on ap-
plicstion 70 this office Envelopes containing pro-
kstons." and sddresssd 70 Capt D. Il SCOTT lst In
fsnsry Recruiting Oncsr. myl. l0k24
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A Texas Merchant Turns Burglar.

BROWNSVILLE, TEx-- May 24--ROma Abraham
Resendez who was killed heIe by Deputy Sherin
Dfllard being taken from the jail TO the court
house when he made a break for liberty. He was
shot i've times In the back and killed. He was
quiet, gentlemanly and well connected, and
married 10 Antonio, daughter OF DIR. VIM john
sJOE, OF MatanOFas. year ago he WAS In good
business a general merchant, with a good
credit. Heavy family expenses drove him to DIES
peratiOn, and he, with Two other masked COM
panlOns, entered the store OF Don Manuel Guerra,
the Richest merchant the frontier, one night in
August last, and, at the point OF the pistol made
him disgOrge 5000. ReSendeZ left letter TO his
WIFE cOlfessing the crime.
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foCR LIVES LOST IN DoUBII WH1Cx.lTwo
Trains were wrecked f1ve miles from Kansas City
Dash roads run parallel. The accident resulted in
the Death OF four men and the injury OF three
others, one Of whom will die. Rain had washed
away bridge and the nrst accident occurred when
an east bound Rock Island freight train WIS
thrown into the ditch. Y. RoystOn, brakeman,
went down into the deDr1a He was crushed be-
yond recognition. Immediately afterward Edward
=. armstrong. brakeman, wal. sent ahead 70 nag
the Hannibal freight He miatook the tracks and
WAS walking along the wabash road, when the
Wabash freight dashed around curve ana In
stantly killed him. The wabash train met the
plunged down on the wreck OF the nrst train. The
bodies OF two unknown men, thought 70 be trampa,
were found In the debriA Ben Morris, negro
Ole.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Old Farmer Burford,s Wealth.

IT GOEs TO THE SEI6HBOR WHO TOOK CARE OF HIN
AFTER HIS CHILDRES HAD DESERTED HIN.
PTrTsBVRS. May 24-Aspecial to the Commercial
from Butler Pa, says: famous OIL suit has Just
been ended at khtanning after a four-days' trial
The children OF Farmer David Burford deserted
him IN 1915. and In 1879 he and his aged wife gave
Franklin Miller deed for their eighty-sx acres OF
land provided he kept the couple until they died
and then decently buried them. Mrs. BurfOrd
died In 1881, and In 1884 Mr. Burford passed away
al The age OF elghty-lOur. Soon after oil was dis
covered On the farm and the BurfOri heirs
promptly entered suit to eject Miller. During she
trial Just closed twenty-etght witnesses were
amined The heirs attempted TO prove that Bur-
ford was OF unsound mind IN 1879, and therefore
not competent TO make a deed The defense
showed that though BurfOrd was blind and almost
deaf his mind was healthy. Judge White thereupOn
Instructed the jury 20 ind a verdict for defendant.
over lJO,ODO barrels OF oil have been produced
from the Old BurfOrd farm. Franklin Miller has
already received 81. 600 In royalty, and the farm
still Yields him reward for his kindness poor old
Farmer BurfOrd.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctaonesc.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1851 STREET NORTH

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the q dN. q
March. 1887, and duly recorded In Liuer No. l246.
folio l. ct SEQ, Of the land records Of the DIS
trct Of Columbia the pndsrsigned trustees viii offer
1855. q SIX OcLocK Pr. II isont a ne PFsmi.s.:
piece or parcel Of land known and desgnstsd lot No
los, in BrsinArd T. Warmers subdivision Of certain
lots in square No. 156 beginning for the same On
street point distant eighty seven feee Ex tnchs.
due east from the corner q se1d square and
alley thence est efhts:n tset nine inchse shsnos
slouk sid srsst ve..sray sshtsen fset nine iches
brick DWELLING. with bay window ard beck batldlng
Terms; One-third cssh. The re.,dus Y two eQual
sre.t and secured by DEED q trust On TIE propesty
sncing and recording q p1rchassrs oosk GOO d
posdt Vim b reQuired q TIE tine q ~
uys-aS.. w w1nvhFE4t ( 5 81 RnIHkArp.l rrssAsA
~rHr ABOVE SALE Is pQ4rpoxKp uNru
MONDAY. NAY TwElIf-1l0IIH. tA1GE HoU1
M Hyio.1SdS TIo6x6 BOWLING Ara
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THE
LONDON AND LIvHRP DOL
CLOTHING 90.
COR. 9TH AND 9 STA. OPP. PATENT OFFICE
Ap27
REDUCED Ps1czs OK
TRAVELLING BAGS AND sATCHELa.

CLUB sATCHEL&.
Price Pic .sl.is 1.so Las LOO LIB LOO 2io. ''A
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, NICKEL TRIMMINGS.
Pre- Srss. els 30 ,a5 80 ais aSo as ~ Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEA-COvEREDYRAME
Price: ais ADO a.s5 80 ais 800 ais e in'h
a. REAL GRAIN LEATHER. LEATHER.LINED.
s1's. .sSo &yo $50 s aSo asd sse s Il ln'A
GENUINE ALLIGATOR-LEATHER LINED
10 SO Il SO go SO 49, * Inch
GLADSTONE BAGS
Made Of Good Quality Duck.
friss......sa.oo as $50 s.s ~ 400 as 'n'n
REAL GRAIN LEATHER. JAPAN FRAME.
s1sss.....sa.ss SIS u 40 80 SO $50 Inch
a.. REAL GRAIN FULL LEATHER-LINED;
Prics...... sa4o $50 $50 rs 500 s.1a. An'0'
Large Apartment Of Finer Quality Of Travelling Bag,
kemembsr that we nanufacture Trunks and Har-
money.
mh3l-3m TofRAlrs. 1881 Pa. ave. q. ".
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OUR HoMEs AND THE1R
DECORATIONS
What should receive more attention or afford Ms
more pleasure than the Decorations Of our Homes!
Ladies' employ their leisure hours while on their
summer vacation in making up some of our new and
original pieces Of work for homo decorations
New work commenced.
New BOLTING CLOTH PORTER TABLE-COvER
worked in Basarron Linen Thread. Rope SILK and Ger
man Cord Work
NEW ART SATTEEN in al the New Shades for n.
ble- Scarfs, Sofa Cushions, &C.
FINE DoYLIEs TRAY COVERS and full line Of
STAMPED LINENS At popular prices at
8. oPPENHEIMER BRO.
NEW BUILDING,
5l4 NINTH ST. N. W.
Sole agents for the New Home Sewing Machine.
my1Q
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THE LIBERALS WIN AT SOCTHAMProS-The par
nAtnentaIy election at southampton, England
yesterday. resulted in a victory for the liberals
Mr.. Eyan>, the nOera candidate, receiving 5I5I
votes. anu Mr.. Guest. tue conservative nominee
4.s66. The Vacancy was caused b. tie promotion
OF Admiral COmmerell, Conservative, TO the
cJfnLaand at Portsmouth The news OF the lib
efs,l victory caused sensation In London. The
conservatives Tad made strenuous efforts TO re-
tain the seat. Mr.. Evans was absent la America
Curing the progress OF the canvass, Out his wife
ebd son worked nard IN his behalf. The Glad
stOnlans are lubllant over The result.
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100 Crsrs Os THn Do11AR

You want VALUE for your money. We give Il IN
QUALITY and WEAR and throw in the style and IT.
When dealing with us you can depend upon one hun
dred cents In VALUE for every dollar you invest We
mean II, we will prove it.
Look At $40 Strictly all Wool Suits IL Sacks and
Getaway: they are cheap ct els.
Our o. SO Suits cannot bought anywhere for Les
than @1O.
color.
Well show full line Of Prince Albert Suits ct els.
els. &22, and e25 and upward
Our e1O Blue Assabet Flannel Suits We guarantees
not to fade or money refunded.
For Boys from IA to Ii years We have Suits ut e6,
%. $3.50 and up to SIS.
For Children from to IA ysara Suits with Short
Panta from 92.5O to $40.
Children's Pants from 25c mn,
We have tull line Of Mems Pants from q up
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HI. wife and ChiId saw Him Killed.

CANTON, o., May 24-ThOs. Jobe, an engineer,
while working along the Valley Railroad track,
was struck by freight engine and had both legs
cut on at the thighs before the eyes OF his wife
and child who were standing on the porch OF their
house awaiting his coming. He died a few hours
after. JObe was deaf ard did not hear the warn
ing whistle OF the engiu..
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TOROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND WASHIN9-OFFICE
II OF Recruiting Rendezvous, U. . Army. No. ga
Pennsylvania avenue northwest Washington D. C,
the usual conditions win be received at the Recruit
ing Rendezvous, at No. g24 Pennsylyapis syenue
O'CLOCK. NOON. on the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
MAY, 1888 ut which time and place they will be
opened in the presence Of bidders. for furnishing
supples and renderng services indicated. for the
Recruiting Service, U. s. Army. wherever required
within the city limits, during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1882 viz: Furnishing and delivering fuel
eQuipage. The Government reserves the right 10 re-
sect any all proposals. Blanks and full information
ss to bidding &c. will he furnished application
Bidders notified thst award or formal Acceptance
Of bid under this advertisement will be made until
Congress appropriation for which the supplies
services referred 70 can be paid Enveopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked Proposals for
--"and addressed 10 Recruiting Officer. No. 924
Pennsylvania avenue north west, Washington. ID.
ap34.25,26,my2A25&26
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CANAKGo, MEX, May 2i--Reports received from
up river state that near Llano Dehuasache, six
very gentlemanly sort OF bandits surrounded and
stopped the carriage Of Gen Estrada. After de-
tanning him a short time a seventh bandit, VINO
appeared TO be the leader, appeared and at once
begged the generals pardon, and ordered the gen
erals release The general did not recognize any
OF the assailants, and It 5 not probable any OF
them Will be captured
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TXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LOT.
"a As executor of the last will aud testament OF 10
sah Adams late of Prince Georges County, Maryland,
deceased and letters Of administration c. t. issued
will sell at public AUCTION e the highest bidder for
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises that val
liable lot of land Of which the said Josiah Adams died.
seized in Washington city. d. O., on q st n W.. be-
tween LIST and I'd sts, fronting 20 it. and
ming south 100 feet There s an old tenement frame
will be arranged on the day of sale MARION DUCK
EFT, Executor and atty at-law Bladensburgh Mary
land my2t-dts
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Princes IRESEs JoCKNEY TO BEKLIx-The
Princess Irene. accompanied by her father her
brother and suite. left Darmstadt yesterday on
their arrival at Marbnrg they met by the CITY
officials and gwen reception They proceeded 10
tassel where twelve maids OF honor presented the
princess villa bouquets, and the buTgOlnaster read
an address. The empress and her daughters and
the crown prince and Prince Henry met Princess
Irene at the Chariottenburg station, and received
her with aifectlOnate greetings. The route To the
palace was decorated with fiags, and was lined
with seterans and members OF gymnastIc and
trades societies and large crowds Of people who
cheered enthusiastically.
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IRELAND Has NOTHING TO FzAE From The PORE
Tue Rome correspondent OF the Boston PiOt cables
a iUllOws, under date OF May -: Archbishop
WASH has been received to-day IN private audi
ehce oy the pope. The audience lasted ninety
minutes and was most satisfactory The irish
cause has nothing 10 fear from Leo KILL Papal
the alarming statements 10 the contrary are the
inventions OF malicious enemies or piece with
their eXAggeratons and gratuitouS interpretations
OF TIE papal rescripL Archbishop Walsh leaves
I0r Ireland this week The pope shows him a
special marx OF honor BY desiring his presence at
Tie Algerian audience THURSDAY.
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NlRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT VALUABLE I'M
IL PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS No. 17lg
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE

By virtue of order made by the Supreme Court Of
1887 in Equity cause No. S546. wherein f. 4. s.
Bush ct a. are Complaints and Lewis stanton ct
premises; at H nI5f E9gR 1,GtOcK p n on
1888 Lot twenty nine (2y). Of stanton. Barnes, al
subdivision Of certain lots in square one hnndred and
90 feet and inches Rhode Island avenue and
back with an average depth Of aboW 100 feet TO an
alley. 1t is improved by threestory and basement
brick Dwelling 25 feet front and three rooms Deep
Details to rooms &C.. will be given at the sale.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and thu balance in
two eQnal installments payable in twelve and twenty
four months respectively from day Of SALE the de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust on
the properly sold and TO bear interest 1T the rate Of
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. cash
deposit Of $500 will be required ct the time Of sale IL
the terms Of sale be not compiled with in ten days
sell Ut the risk and cost Of the defsutng purchaser
~ JOHS 6. HEXLD, Trustee,
500 9Th 1T nv.
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The FRENCH REPUBLICAN PRooRAN.-The repub-
ucan meeting In Paris last evening, called by NM.
Ciemenceau, Jofirin, and Ranc, was attended by
ABOUT three hundred persons, including members
OF the senate and chamber OF deputies, municipal
councillors, and journalists. The meeting unani-
mously adopted resolutions pledging those present
70 COMBAT Boulangerfsin and 70 employ every
means 10 prevent a Cesarfan reaction, and declar.
Ing that republican, not BOnapartist, revision
Oh the constitution Is needed, 10 be followed by
progressive realization OF constitutional political
and social reforms A committee OF thirty was ap-
pointed 10 organize society Of the rights OF man
ana the citizen.
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THt GREAT
l. PENNsyLyANrk ROUTE

fU'ht GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
poSIR HE T N2hIh. WEsT; 81, ASp SoUTHwESE
sTEEL. Rails. MAeS fffsP f ftfraf
TRAINS II IL EFfEcT NAY 18TH lssh
TooRNER SIXTH AND sfkEETs, AS FOL
For pttsburS and the we., ch,caro I,,., I,,rr-s ,
800 $500; an daily 20 c,ncinnau and 81 LOUIS. with
e eSns, Car g 81 Louis d.,ly. except SATURDAY,, .
Cars Westminster 20 chicasc and e. Hna.s and ns
daily a, Hsrrs6arv Nth sSroGSs ssseaTs fF
louisville and Msnphis Pacific Express. 10 90
ihrouzh Sleeper to f1ttsburs. and nttsbars 20
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR hn% CanandaislA. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagzra
~ Pan daily except saturday with Palace Cars
For " illansport. Lock Haven. and ElmirA at $50
For New lork and the East, 7.eo. 300. II 90. and
In 40 an; 90 40: 10 90, and 20 . IA on
li2o pm Iimitei Express Il ilSiimsn psr rIq
ana plnins Cars 40 am. daily. except sunday.
For Bos,SP xitSOSt e6rnge. 90 pm every day.
direct transfer 20 Fulton street avoiding double
For fhisGeE Ss' Ns S 700 90 II co. and
day. g9S 10 90 SSd II Ii 70 nm 5 10 On ~ sun
dar 70 pm; Limited mite Express r.rl9r and Dining
For B&timere, d:s5 20. 900 . al, $50. Ii 90.
n ao ~ I'M 40 IN ~ o. go, $40 10. AGO.
49,, ooyo' ~ ~ w. anu ~ 70 pm On sun
day, BOO BOB. 81 30, II 40 am. 100, 3:4a
4: ~, 900. 90 10 90, and IL 20 pm.
For Popfs Greek Line, 20 a IN and 40 nm daIlx
except Sunday
For Annapolis 30 and 90 m. 10 .O5. 20. and
900 daily, exert Sunday. sunlnys a 40 n
m, 10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND MAsHi N,,TDN
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. O 90, 6 81 $40 Q.A1 1O.57 am
IL .04 noon. 2.Oa % 8 .On q oil Il "a : az
1905. and IL "a a. m. ON sunday al IS 90 81 a =
1887 Ala, 80. 30. 4 .e5, aud 10 .O5 nm.
Accommodstion for Quantico. > 90 pm. ek-dsys
For kchmond and the South. q 90, 10 90 am. daily
ana y Ol pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Asaandri. for Washington. @ o5. on.
900. s10, 1915. OF am, 20. 3 90, 3 ..,.L
$40. z .05, 9. 80, 10 AZ and III .05 pm. on sun
day sts: 10 and III :07 am. 90. 10. 1:05, . 80
and l0;42 pm
Tickets aud information ut the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street aud Pennsylyania avenue and at
the station where orders be len the checking
CHAS. r. PUGH, . n MOOD
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PROPOSALS.

MAY o. lsss.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
Wl received the Office Of the Supervising Architect
Treasury Department Mnshingtep u; r r. until "
1885, for the labor and required in the cree
ton and completion vault under court of the Fer
guson building. for the Signal Once Washington. ID.
c. including necessary alterations and the under pin
ming of certain existing walls in accordance with the
specification and drawines- copies Of which may be
seen this ofce and the Master Builders Associa
ton at Baltimore Nd Each bid must be accompanied
by . certified check for $l0Q WILL A FkERET.
Supervising Architect. 1t
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The CHICAGO JURY CORRUPTEEs.-There was an
other sensational scene IN the WEIGH bribery trial
In Chicago Wednesday morning When the attor-
ney for the prosecution closed his side OF the case
with the motion that Weleh be required 10 give
bail Tor bis appearance at court WEIGH turned
pale. "We shall also ASK the court continued the
attorney. ''tO hold sumner c. WEIGH. G. b. Holmes
and VIM SJarkey 10 the grand jury on the crimi-
nal charge Of conspiracy 20 defeat the ends OF JUS
tlce." Immediately there was a cOmmOtiOn in the
court, which was quoted by the post ponement OF
the arguments on the motion until Monday The
court fixed Welch's bail at 5000 L. b. Holmes Is
TIE Superintendent " the CHICAGO Guy RAILWAY
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GIRIs DEsRoBED BY LlSgrxrSa-At 9, IoSsn,
MO-, LLLne aho Lena Baker, aged twelve and thtr,
Teen years, were struck By lightning while play
OF clothing torn from their bodies. Lena xwas M,
hurt 10 the least, but Lizzie was % badly shocked
that her LIE u In DANGER. s~~~~
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ATTORNEYS.

4 ALLEN, GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY, sPEr
Ne cal attention given % clAims asanst the United
esatsa 0enersi ONCE l425 n. X; ave- Meslnnxtoa
d. c.; ansociate Offices, Boston and NeU fork
Eminent and experlenced counsak
best OF reference mh3-3D
NAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATT0RNEr-AT-
" Law, Barbour Law Building. lo0 Lousiann
avenue. WsAhinston. D. @ ksssdsno& A2ls n =
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
,HoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NoRDDEUTcshER LLOYD q 90

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NoRDDEUrcshER LLOYD s. q 90
Fast Express Steamers,
To Southampton (Dondon. Havre), Bremen
FuidA Sat, May 20, q n H.. Trhve. We'd. May 30. 3
a m: Eibe, Sat June = noon; lahn. We'd, june 9.
$3.50 2 m, Vera Sat- June y 80 pm-' Alier. We'd.
June 13. z 80 y. m
bic excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, 800 up
wards a berth, sccordng 60 location: I'd cabin, ESQ
aud r6O berth steeraxe nj low rates. Apply - ~
DR0oP, s25 Penn. ave. bEAI-L- BROWN 90.
1921 Est my24
"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY. June l3 July 4. August B. ser1
saloon Passage. coo 70 sI0d: second Class, asa
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steomers every SATURDAY from New York a
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
Cabin Passage 70 Glasgow, Londonderry LiverpoA
@, or belfast ia, sSo and s6o; seeend c... $50
Saloon Excursiop Tickets at Reduced Rates Trsv-
elers' Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for auy
Amount issued at lowest current rates For Book q
Tours. Tickets. or further information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS., New York or O. W.
MOSS. s2l Penn ave. n. w. Washington sp1o-3m
INMAN LINE--NEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
u CITY OF BERLIN. April 2, May IL, June 10
CITY CITY ~ CHnsI6h--.- April u. May ~, June z
SHIo OF ARral g, June 2 JGl1
ssi o.ia p,sss 800 and 81 '9 sssoSa csb n
ESQ and e39 steerAee. ego PETER WRIGHT =
Agent S2l n ave-, Washington. D. C. ap2-3m
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TRoMAs BOWLING. Ancnoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on CONGRESS
STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE FOURTH. 1858, at SIX
OCDOCh NJ, in front o: the premises, 1 will sell
part Of lots a. 46 and Az in square To- fronting l2O
feet on west side OF Congress street between the G
o. Canal and Water streets. 10y q depth Of los feet
Improved by large comfortable frame dwelling house.
Terms az sale THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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DEREMPOTORY SALE OF NEARLY $4,000
IL SQUARE FEET OF GROUND CORNER OF
FIRST AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, USED AS
BRICKYARD, AND VALUABLE FOR BUILDING
PURPOSES.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii sell, on the
premises,
LOT AND PART LOT 2. SQUARE 744.
being bounded by and streets south aud Canal and
First streets east
This property il now occupied . brickysrd and
and frontage Of 42S S-l2 feet on street. makes
the plat susceptible of building advantageous
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in one, two, and
three notes to bear six per cent interest from
by deed Of trust property Sold all cash. pur-
chasers option or S9,S77 can remain property until
1892 at six cent per annum interest and balance
of purchase money cash. deposit of $500 required
at sale. Conyeyancing &C. at purchasers cost Terms
served to resell at risk and of defaulting pur.
chaser purchasers after five days public notice Of
such resale in newspaper published in Washing
ton, DC. DUNCANSON BROS,
my.s2-d&ds Auctoneer1,
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DENTISTRY.

~ exirsctsd Without psn. By 80 Of Local spphcssloa
Jgeparsd snd ussd only by ma Issth hllsd 81 rs
Ssod- sp1o-21ns
ia STAIR PAReoN1 DENTIsI, erH 81 con
III per me-. Gold aud AmAlGnm Fllltngs eepoc1sl-
u. Pain prevented IN exs.scflng h. sPyaacahea -
g.; s'Aias sssss essai srsada ssS>A sns~sA
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Gun HoMrs AND Their

Open Saturday until llp. m.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR CoNsTRUC-
~ TION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
BUILDING NO; l45 EAST CAPITOL STREET.

posals In duplicate for furnishing and delivering the
cut granite, amounting to $500 cubic feet more
less required for the basement front walls OF the west
ern portion OF the Congressional Library Building
this city, will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
Saturday. the second day Of June, 1858, and
opened Immediately thereafter. specifications gen.
instructions bidders and blank forms OF pro-
posal and bond will be furnished application this
office. MN. f. Villas EDWARD CLARK. A. r.
SP0FFORD Commissioners. myo-eo3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24
Released BY Judge Bond.
rHK STATE Law DECLARED TO BE RHPuGNANr


THE CONSTITUTION.
TWO decisions by Judge Bond, in Baltimore, were
received IN the United States court in Richmond.
yesterday, ordering the discharge OF A. B. Guigon,
attorney at law, Of Richmond, and J. q. siggins,
OF Henrico. Guigon was under Indictment in the
musings Court for violating the state law reQuir.
my spectatlcense tax for selling Virginia tax
rseeivabie coupons; also. for rendering the same
Si2gins was under indictment in the Henrico
county Court for rendering the same coupons
second lime after the first tender had been refused
BON parties applied TO Judge Bond for writ OF
naoeas corpus, which, after being fully heard re-
suited as before stated, Judge Bond holding that
Tue seate law under which the parties were prose-
cuted, was repugnant TO the Federal Constitution.