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A NEW SCIENTIFIC ToY.-There is a success
sor TO ''Pharaoh's serpents, )" called the "magic
photograph" IL Is selling in Paris and Lon
don, IN two envelopes, one containing pieces
OF white albumenlZed paper, the other slips of
white plotting paper of a corresponding size
One Of the former Is mostened with water and
. piece of paper from the other envelope. like
wise wetted, is laid thereon, when a beautiful
photograph lie Immediately developed on its
aloumenized surface. Photographs have Of
course been printed in the usual manner on
the albumenized slips, and then decolorized
with oromie or iodic acid or some such agent;
the other pieces of paper have been soaked in
hyposulphite OF soda, and the application of
this reducing agent TO the hidden photograph
brings II again 10 view. The ssserpents' emit
\ poisonous fume while burning, and the dan
ger attending their use has driven them out of
me arketi but the "magic photograph" is safe
as well as pleasant
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TO DYE EASY

10 very desirable. MATHEWS VBNETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete In
one bottle. No wash u. stain. no trouble. A child
can apply IL. Persons wishing to avoid the publci.
ty Of having their II air dyed in public,can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do IL, By using THE
VENETIAN DYE. II does not rub OF or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead bat imparu new life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, ~ pre-
ferred. Price rs cents
Prepared by A. i. MATHEWS, MY.
DEMAS BARNES d CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my -eoly
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY,

We can conscientiously recommend to those sui
ferfnG from distressing cough, DR. STRIOK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM.
gives relief almost instantaneous, snd Is withai
not d1sagreeable to the taste. There 10 no doHbt
but the Mellihuous Cough Balsam 10 one Of the
best in nse and 10 all that its propri-
etor claims for 1t. We have tried it durfna the
past geek, and found relief from most essins
cough. 1t Is prepared by DR.. Strickland, No 1873
Sycamsre street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale BY
WATTS Drug Store, and OHAS OHRISTI.
ANly, 81 Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROI
III ERTY

WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTENTION
w to the Metal and Heavy Hardware branch of
our business, Including Carriage and Wheel stock
from and after this date we will offer our entire
stock OF BUILDERS, CABINET MAKERS ANb
6PHOLsTHRERs HARDWARE ct cost. With
TO dealers and others who, under the constant
fluctuations Of the market, are willing to carry
heavy stocks, an excellent chance 10 here offered
70 buy small quantities at Wholesale rates
JOHN r. ELVANS CO.,
ap l9-eolm 3O9 Pennsylvania avenue.
tChron., INTEL, Con. Union, Rep, Alex. Gazette,
and State Journal
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DANGER OF HAsTY BURIAL French
archbishop recently gave an account of his
own nafrow escape from death by premature
burial, and q similar story is now told by M
L2iu, cure OF Gizay, France. He SAYS ~
nave Just witnessed a fact which has greatly
efelted the people OF the neighborhood a
woman named Radogonde Deguesseau. WI
was supposed to be dead, was to have -, %
Srred IN the morning, and the rele, ..e III Ia.
I.id on; ~. ~nen me rerson who had
work, fancied she disco-,.rasss eonP,snng ner
~ -ora.n - m. Upon examination.
nnsdSst.,n 80. 'Iund TO be still alive. i'm
no nnIse 20 see the woman, and found
nsrAc,Ie 40 movement; the members were
eS"-J stin. but by close observation at in
!" ais an almost imperceptible swelling Of
one OF the arteries OF the neck could be dis
cerned. i let few drops of brandy fall upon
her teeth, which were clenched In such a man.
ner that II was impossible TO separate them,
and shortly after a slight Kissing noise was
heard She continues still twenty -four hours
AFTER In The same comatose state
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILReADe

Office 0AsSfstdaf Ouarte,ua,tey $50 q ul
Was2instSa. b. C.. April IS IS, lsss'$
Sealed Progo&als will be received ct this office
until u m, MONDAY, Nay q fer the purchase
nineteen. spans Of Howel Improved Truss
Bridess,n consisting Of the Rods. Plates, Bolts
And bowels, suitable fer the different spans, the
latter varying In length from eighty to one hun
The Iren is now stored 1t the works Of the Sleve
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland. Ohio. and
will be sold by the peuHd.
A detailed bill Of the Iren. and length Of the
6ce.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
The United States reserves the right 70 reject all
bids IL not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
the Purchase Of Bridge Iron
1919 p,.,.,r.,.,.,F,J,d0ErLkI,
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EVENING STAR.

GIVE. RIGHTS IN BALTIMORE Ra;i,.,d
Frtrtleees 10 Colored Persons-The Au,r;e,.
Of this morning reports the folIowing.N m,
sne anerneon OF Saturday, 5th instant. two
colored women, named Mary J. G. And,.rson
And Ellen u. Jackson. entered the president
sreet depot building OF the Philadelphia vii.
nneton and Baltimore Railroad Comnanv.
and proceeded 10 the room set anart for the
use OF ladies while waiting for the startine Of
nans. Ihey made inquiry of the isni,ress Of
VIC ooioln& N IL was not the room for ladies,
Ano received an Affirmative reply. accom-
PAneo oy an intimation, as thew were about
70 make themselves at home, that it was
soe the room fer them. They refused 10
S.e, put were compelled to 60 out The
Attorney was informed OF the par
acnIars OF the transaction, and BY his advice
or instr q ction Justice Speir issued the warrant
iol the arrest Of Mr.. Smyzer, special officer. on
tne charge Of forcibly ejecting the complain
Ant from the room. The writ was served by
Policeman Galloway on Monday, and the ac-
c1sed party appeared At the ONCE of the Jus.
tce, who released him on security for his an
pearanc &c for trial at the Criminal Court The
Railroad Company, IL is stated, have a sepa-
rate room, as also special car on each or GER
tain trains, for the use OF colored persons This
case is instituted with the view OF testing. nm
der the Civil Rights bill, whether any dis,ine
ton on accouat Of color can be made in public
places. IL Is uhdsfstood that the COMPANY
viii assume the act or the officer as its own.
oeing cone in pursuance Of ipst;pct,pns Asre-
tofore given him
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AUCTION SALES.
2 WN, l., WALL { co., Auceieneer..

Xxi W. W. W AAA - o.s AucoSneers.
ixsogTePs SAL. or 4 NEAT AND CON
der, on strsst south, near sth street east sixth
On fUEsDAY, the sad day Of Nay, 1855. .. stx
% % s; r. 1s snf tgeS n .. .as:
sSEs # s q
"a ss,ss ii Sss:: s: 80 sss
s feet s.s ana
"a , ,:s one ss. ana SasSs inches:
lA! feet md eleven till inches to the place Of
st s sSs
Dwelling Houss recently built. -'''
This p ole,ty l. situated near the Navy Yard, on
s1bstsntsl shed extending to the rear Of the lot.
no:. III s." a.S
ont exposure 20 the weather. This property Offers
are end prstsSs OF
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 8 and IL
~: S hs de-
ing interest from the day Of sale, occurred lby a
dssd Sf ,p.t e the premi:s:; deed given sni
:. sn ss.T; sa ' &:
sell the said properly at the risk and cost Of Is.
defaaltine purchaser, on giving two days notice
5e eHGsL SS66RRtLER.
Executors Of Elizabeth Herbert decd y
Immediately after said sale will Be sold . small
Frame building in the rear of the house shove
This house must be moved off within reason
able time after said sale.
WESLEY BOTELHR,
ExeG utoIs Of Elizabeth Herbert, decd.
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED nv n,
STRfCKI.ANR,S PILE PEN my

STRICKLAND's PILE REMTDY.
mr. Glass, Of Janesvflle, Wisconsin, writes fer
the behent Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight Year, With an agra
waited case Of Piles and bis brother was
rem me srmy q incurable, he being quite para.
we're cured with one bottle Of DR. STRIOKL1NDV
f!a,1. RaAADI: The rscommendation Of these
sonuemen, peeide The daily testimonials received
py Dr Strfekland, ought to convince those suffer
ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
are cured BY Dr.. Strickland . Pile Remedy. It 10
NAIkN CO.; CHAs. CHR1bTIANI, 81 Pa.
avenue and S09 Ninth street, 90 3.ly
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ga new paper 1.-THE Columbine) started in
Paris, and devoted 70 the interest OF the demi-
Monde rs said 70 be sought after and as eagerly
read by the ladies or the ether half Of the world
Boarding school misses out for their walks
make sly purchases Of copies when their
goyerness Is not looking, and take them home
TO read In their bedrooms by the light of sur
reputiously obtained candle ends. The Jour-
nal Is said TO be found lying openly on respect.
able tables, and its Jokes and spicy relations
are retailed and laughed over in society,
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MAYOR's OTFIOI

lu WAsHINeToN. May s, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RRckTTEB
Ct thi. office until !. O'Clock on TH6RsDAY,
Barrel Sewer, Cinside diameter, wall to be four
inches In thckness, or one brick in thickness, in
the alley in alton No. lD eleven to connect
with the sewer in Second street west, in accord.
snee With the act approved May 8, 1856.
Bidders will state the price per nsa foot for the
sewer. which shall include all excavations, &c ;.
&C. the bidders to be responsible for any accident
The right to decline any or all proposals, should
II be deemed advisable, is reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the once of the
Commissioners Of Improvements every day from
10 .. m. to IL m or at any time By calling on the
Commissioner of the Fifth Ward
None but practical mechanics need bid.
L. Il. BARNES,
Commissioner Fifth Ward.
W. W. BIRTH,
CHA6 LANE,
my 7-eotd Assistant Commissioners
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
THE NORTH AMERIOAN

THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line Of hrst-siass side. Wheel <Z312k
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA CoWEs.
with comfortable accommodations for passep gers
81 .il SIade:, carving he United States Mail
Y. ysnes. Commander ..-.-........----26th April
WESTERN METROPOLIS, p 500 tons,
lu horse pewer 10th May
ATLANTIC, 3, 900 tons, 500 horse BOW
er, @, Hoyer, Commander. ............... Slst MAY
BALTIC, A. G.. Jones .. llth June
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Company will not be responsible for specie
or valuables, unless bills Of lading, having the
value expressed, are signed therefor.
lent First Cabin, l0e Second. 962 50; stserage
SO So Return tickets. I. e1oe; II, als2 50; Steer
For freight and passage apply to
JOHN B. ELVANS CO.,
SOS Penna. ave., or 81 Louisiana ave.,
= For :ubscription to the stock Of this Com.
nsnt, apply to JOHN r. ILvANs CO..
my Elm Agents for D. O.
STHAMIR LEAvRs FOB Mt. VERNON
~ EVERY TUESDAY, -
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Fare fer Rouna TriS. 3 80. On. third Of thi.
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every heur from O. m. to p. m:
he tne Steamer WeSeset can be chartered
for Excursions. ]. VAN RISW1Ck,
ap i7-6ot General Supt P. r. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- TIE VERDICT OF PUBLIC TASTE,
dtlicate questions: saa the inme.ss Sem.nd Tor
PHALOHY MIGHT BLOWING OEREUS'
Of the article. the finest perfume on this CONT
nsnt. lald eyeryW here. =
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mat pretty bird, grandma, said q
little boy, sYes," replied the Old dame, -he
never cries" THAT because he's never
washed reioined the boy.
SOne of our Tennessee exchanges describes
another as sholdiHg Its left hand under the
swallow-tail OF its constitutional dignity, and
extending the white nose-wiper OF interroga.
tive pathos in its right"
~The 31st Of December is the fayorite dav
for getting married in Scotland, and fully one
twentieth Of the weddings Of the year occur
on that day.
~The English Admiralty are about to have
the whole OF The japanese coasts and rivers ac-
curatsly surveyed. However, the English are
not yeT'monarehs Of all they survey"
~The Charleston man VINO wants spriyate
board where no Yankees are taxen" Ii referred
10 Fortress Monroe.
- lady died in Milwaukee recently of
broken heart, caused by the ingratitude of her
children.
~why is electricity like the police when
force.
~Jeroboam describes the ballot as a panto-
mine with The "panties" left Of
ga Cairo negro fred 60 buckshot into the
neck OF another.
~It is estimated that every lady who sits
per annum.
ga church and school house in Henry
county, Ind. have been burned because a ne
gro preacher lately held forth in them by in.
yitation.
ga local fashion reporter speaks of a lady
who wore ''an xquisite hyfalutin on her
head, while her train was composed Of gossa.
mer fol de roll"
~One Rhinehardt, basket maker yyas ar.
rested In Kingston, N. Y, for numbering six
illesitimate infants, Of which he was the Ia
ther.
~No change has been made in the form OF
the plow used IN Sicily since the time of the
Romans.
u<rsara ara ano ooo 1o.,.
the four-legged species.
~An Irish paper says that one expected
And curious effect Of the cattle disease in En1
land has been 70 raise the value of goats 70 an
extraordinary degree.
~The Shepherdess Hat has been adon,ea
by the Empress Eugenie, as her favorits.
~Ths Southern farmers make the old bull.
lets useful by putting them in their butter and
selling them al butter prices.
@The Richmond Times gives Henry Ward
Beecner the credit OF inyening the term 'sbul-
ly-hallejujah-"
- Bon -top-a full measure from your coal
dealer.
ga loving wife in Indianapolis recently
presented her husband with an eighteen
FOUNDER
~The Language Of Flower.-"weIl, I'm
blowed"'-l Punch.
~"Eight hours a day" is now the word i'm
Congress. II used TO be seight dollars a day ;,
0Green, the murderer, has appeared at
snother spiritual circle and reiterated his graf.
Ifca;ion II being hung
e|KIng Jenny OF Dahomy and Brigham
Young are both organizing brass bands OF
young ladies'.
ga Wisconsin journalist has Quit the
newspaper business in disgust and taken 70
editing bis garden.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS -
@k rRAusf6SRRrAr1os G
COMPANY.
The NATIONAL EXPRESS and fRANsPOR.
1ATI0N COMPANY having finally coDpIefe6 its
Southern through connections from
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
TOBALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, RICHMOND,
SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON,
and all intermediate and adjacent towns g far
South as ATLANTA, GA, and alse having per-
fected Its western connections, RIA the Baltimore
and Ohio Bailroad over mail roads, to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
e now prepared to receive Freight, Merchandise,
MONTY AND BULLION,
and to transfer the same or from the places de.
sisnsted and all intermediate points -
EFFICIINTLY. EXPEDITIOU6LY
AND CHBAPLY
o. can be done by any other Express COMPANY.
Onces are also opened in MOBILE and NEW
ORLEANS, and IN Q few days the Company will
run through. ria MONTGOMERY, TO these pieces.
R.F. FIOKLIN, General Supt
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President. my lin
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A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO TOR
- eALt-Hearly new and In the very best Of
oree1 VIII be sold very low for cash. Apply "a
no SS4 street, near 10th myitGs
lex sALE CHEAP-A BAROUCaE CAR.
EA9E, In good order Can Re seen At
"a 49,, Livery Stable, 7th street, between 81
CAsAkr BIRDS, MOcKINo NINA =.
~ AND PARHOfs eA&Do, -
2.% 7n ssssss. b:sSss. I ana n. ~
sTB. HA1fBRi0Hr.
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CoLGArEs AROMATIC yEerrAnL,

COLGArES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
Superior TorLrr Soar. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OIL. in combination with O.. ycxR1nx
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
Tor the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
its washing properties unriyalIed.
For sale BY all druggists. na.o,.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

LING HOUSES AND LOTS ON NEW JER-
sEi AVENUE, NEAR Z STREET NORTH.
O'Clock on the promises. We shall sell, Lots and
9, in b. b. swesny's subdivision OF square SIS,
L street Esfth. and running through to Sd street
west, inpAf ed BY two three stery brick dwelling
houses, welr .nit, with side lot to each, and will
be sold sepaf u&ely.
Terms enc half cash; residue in six and twelve
months, secured upon the property. Oonveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser. :.
Sale peremptory.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
one week from day OF sale, the property will be
sold At the risk and expense Of the defaultng pur
chaser or purchasers.
JAMES FITZPATRICK,
Executor Dominic Conroy.
my IL dts J. q. MCGUIRE 90. Aucts
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will be required a. soOH Is the property is struck
1p: IF :as a s.s,s sssas in Ss
interest from the day Of sale the title to be
int shs 81 the
whole Of the purchase money in cash. Convey.
'osh FHss R R6WEFs GGrq Hsss
GALE OF STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
y CAVALRY DEPOT. 0IESBOR0. d. O.
Qxartsrmastsy Geserar's Qkes, First D,rts,onvs
T. G Asri lsSs .h.r.
will be sold on the premises, at public auction,
Nh Ss
O'Clock m, the folio wing. described public prep.
ONE "a STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
s % ss
Also. q the same time and pI.e. tn. machinery
'IS F esoaa;;snE q
heavy ca.tiron bed plate, with cold and hot water
and es inches ta .e With
TWO % BOILERS SS5ha.s o-Hossl POWER
and fourteen O feet ave (5i inches in length each
s:ss nsSs: ID
ter, with iii the REQUESTS sspenlaSss. ~ '''"''
4hfs II so fk RAHESs sF sg2k
q 1ts
tine feed on the
TIE q + FINISHED and tss
Piy. rubber; and ssenty four tasi issSs: vide The
tanned: patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
and xerknsnsSip and are still n ssesriens con.
dition aad ine working order the mill having been
~ q NH g :o
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
snIs:: Otherwise arranged with the owner Of IL;
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth ..trs..
Any further iniormaaon that n may ;S' b desired
{: IN T.
ps S''' f4:s 6 Si;Rs e. faa.ds;
GOvERNMnNT SAIL OF THE MILITARY
Ace. FEXAs'0 sASfi'
2Saytrm aaer Gessrsl's QGes.
.s:t Ans Is
fnyestment is invited 70 this sale.
=. q r. Ever Ss:
sn ne sT By 81 4 s.a.
s ss,;:s Z %' rs Sas:S Soy:
whites RascS. :T snss from Srs1o' Santiago to
Ths sale viii Include .h. .ntir. track, and 81
Ss re Hsss SS:
HeIta,ning 70 tho road, together with the rom
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- A farmer In Stafordshire lost some cows
lately from rinderpest, and got fully persuaded
that he was suffering from the disease himself
His regular medical adviser having laughed
al the idea, he consulted the famous prac-
titloner, who fully agreed with him, and sent
him 10 the aP othecary with a sealed prescrip-
ton Both patient and druggist were rather
astoDished az reading This man has got the
cattle plague; take him into the back yard and
shoot him according to act of Parliament
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CHANCERY SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
TAvERN AND GARDEN FARM, AT TEN

~ W
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. in equity, made and
passed on the 9Th DAY Of July, ., 1885, in the
VA o I. Keene ct al will sell. on TUESDAY,
premises. at Tenpallytown, d. c.. that very valu-
able property known a. Oonrai's Tavern, and the
Enclosure. containing ten acres rood and thirty
perehes Of land, and described as follows Begin
ming for the same At . boundary stone standing on
the south side Of the River road sixty feet south.
west Of boundary of the original tract Friend
ship; !" and running thence southwest forty two
perches; southeast eighty perches; north SIX de-
grees east thirty one and three folrths perches
the Georgetown and Frederick pike; thence with
said road north zsh degrees, west thirty six
perches; IAnd thence with o straight line to the
b gi gin, with the improvements thereon. The
been Q tavern stand for half q century. and fur
sishes nne Opportunity for Investment, Title
perfect. The purchaser at former sale having
failed to comply; the property will positively be
sold to the highest bidder, and . deposit of $3.50
off.
Terms Of sale: One. third cash balance in tive
equal payments: at six and twelve months, with
interest from the day Of sale the title to be
retained until the whole Of the purchase money is
paid and the purchsser may, at his option pay the
sncins and stamps At the cost Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH B. KEENE, Trustee.
my T. 5taw&dg TH0S. BOWLING. Auct
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QY GREEN 4 WILLIAM Auctioneers
- No. 626, corner It'll and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RUn,DINc
LOTS AT AUCTION

On TUESDAY. the nd day Of May. instant, we
m. By virtue Of deed OF trtst to the subscriber,
bearing date the 18th day Of March, 1855. and re-
300. 81 and 500, one Of tho land records Of Wash.
tnHtOn county. in the District Of Oolnn bia. the
the city Of Washington aforesaid, viz : Lots mum.
bered twenty nine 80 and thirty 0) in Square
numbered i've hundred and fifty two, 1857 J and
Lots numbered ten l0l and eleven, IN in SQUARE
hye hundred and nifty three, 1881
Terms: Ono third cash; balance in 6, Q, and IL
months, with interest from day Of sale. A deed
given and deed Of trust taken. All conveyaueiug
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
If the terms of sale are not complied with in We
Gays after the safe the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the proF rty at the risk and cost of the
first purchaser by advertising such resale three
times In the National Intellieescer.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
my I'D GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, AuettoReer,
- No. 500, corner 9TH and % streets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OF Rusr-
MSS PROPERTY nm 1th atreef ,a.f hatw 81

and treets north, at Public Auction
Oh Thu RSDAN, the 18th instant at 6 O'CLOCK n
Square u, with the improvements, Consist ny Of
store and Dwelling, having 20 feet trent. running
ducements fer persons Wishing to purchase GOOD
business property. s"oU
months, D. Jured by deed Of tru0t on the rremiss.
All conveyancing ana revenue stamps ct the coat
q the pprShseer. 500 down when the property
nv io.d GREEN WTtIJAMa ar,.,
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RY GREIN h WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
- No. S26, corner Of 7th and streets,
TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SIT.
UAT1D ON 18th STREET WEST, BE.
TWEEN AND @ STREETS NORTH, WITH
THE IMPROVEMENTS, AT PUBLIC AUG
On WEDNESDAY. the sd instant, at o'clock
p m: We shall sell, in front of the premises, parts
Of Lots Nos. IL. Is, IA and Is, being subdiv vision
square 309. having good fronts and depths.
TO be sold without reserve.
Terms One quarter cash; balance 6, IL and Is
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. 92s down on each lot when ssld.
my lid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
By virtue Of sdecree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting a. Court Of EQui-
ty. passed in the case Of Hume W. Hume, I will
expose to public sale, on the premises, on THURS
pay, the 3lst day Of May. 1866, at II O'Clock m q,
died seized, containing about 20 acres.
1t adjoins the village Of BIsaensburg, is most
healthily located, possesses the avantagss of .
country and village residence. The land 10 Of a
good quality, we'll adapted to market purposes,
and IL under an excellent enclosure.
The dwelling. which 10 OF brick, is cemmodious,
has attached 70 II large garden, that To- very pro-
ductive, and abounds with excellent fruit, and all
the buildings, consisting Of stable house, &c
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash, residue in 1 and .
years, with inter rest and approved security Title
indisputable and on payment Of purchase money
with Interest. the trustee will convey the property
my ny SITS '' " n. q. sTEPHEN. Trustee.