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Ing IRON 5,Gu0 to So2, ,OUO year BalAl'e8
hnd foes, Try to break the force Of their
astounding and enormous receipts by c1-
claiming That t'This is no tax;" that Frank
Wentworth receives $4,000 . year from
The bank, and not out Of the Treasury; that
Gassette receives S75,o 600 year from fees,
and not out Of the Treasury that salomon
receives $25, 900 year from fees, and not
out Of the Treasury. All this may be true;
but these sums are not any less tax bo~
cause not loviod directly in tho tkx bill.
Where does the money come from7 Who
rays it, 1s not the coat Of recording q
deed direct tax upon the land OF
property conveyed by II? Ii not every
certificate issued by tho County Clerk
u ta1 in some way upon the property H.
yolvod2 Is not the entire expense Of Tie
County Court tax upon the property Of
the estates passing through that court? Ii
| it not = tax upon tho widows and orphans
Of this city md county? But that It Is a
tax becomes moro evident when tho facts
are understood. BY special legislation the
Clerk Of tho Circuit Court is allowed 10
collect certain fees which nro donied 10
Clerks Of like courta in other counties, IL
not this special tax fur his bsneft levied
upon this couutyf He is also, by hpecinl
net, permitted 10 have printed books Of
record, md recording in his offlco il increly
filing up these printotl btnnks. Tho county
Is taxed for printing these printed blanks
which he uAes, and the C.erk COLLECTS rho
saino fees for recording a To1o allowed
when tho recorls were oil vrtstsu. Tho
county. therefore, Is taxed Tor printing
four-nitLH u tho rocora", fur which
tho Clcrk collects pay for recording
with tho pom. Aftor paying all hb
c1pcnhcB as Clutk md Itucoslcs, hu I'M
n surplus Of feeH equal u $7o, ,t'N' yoar
lie hnM tho iaatlihooa to my that he In nj
ta1 u tho public. suppose hiH Hnlary wa
fixed at $4,000 ycar, and tho otAo
se:,0oo wnAraid ir'to tho County 9soaaaFy
, would not Tho sG5,fhN rSvcuuo ho cnt'
std'rcsl ~ 10 much received ff"m "a
o nw'n a.e pit!'c suppose there wrse NJ
fres tn his oino', md tho supervihoru wen
10 rropoac to include In tho tax blu 10y
Of s7s,"" 70 ee t'asd to tsass'eae, ~oal
0 not thAs bc regafdoa na ta1 so inlamon
a uat oven 'ao Aao8 aso' aA,c no' v''o :.
.. "hnt aInerehco III iHct III II a1t' oafAott
/ receives s'"'ooo year as satafs' OF go'
It tue se,ne e'uoa''s II sne saeiN o. 1eea =,
n Lie gets IT, and tue peoplo pay u. ~
n same st&to u aaass e1@ss IN als tue QUO
!. enses. The county Judge. and tho A'3osec's n
y ing Attorney, aud ahe law officers Of :.
cAy' Be' lnen ley o'''e'.s iton :.
in Treasury, and lave 70 oo ra'o
,e taxation OF INC pno,1e. Iao -"
:. treasurer gets Ss''oo haiasy' ano 1ece'T
10 Se"'"" 1ot ene eAo VI .ne l"ono "oae
ID II 1nas SSo'oIo were lo'a in'o tne ! seas''
A. "oAa -. :. NV ~ ~ A' 49,, :,
" -. -.
- tae treasurer. 10 "e saFl''ea ~ o'e
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4 CATHOLIC Fal8z sgAxoxEp 70 ROVE.
STCrIGAaf, Oct 90
The popa has summoned Father Hazel to Rome
instead Of connrn,ug hts election to the Dishoprc
Of Hotsenbcrg, probably On account Of hia action
n tic EQlla Conference
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Tho people ot the Seventeenth Ward viii
remember on election day that Alderman
Theodore Schintz was the man who led the
battle in the Common Council In favor OF
The cityis getting the interest On its own
deposits instead Of the City Treasurer got
ting it, In our whole municipal history we
cannot recall more lucid exposition Of any
municipal question than Alderman Schintz
gave 10 this. He examined the
practice prevailing In nl tho largo
cities Of tho Union, proving that
with scarcely an exception, tho intercs. was
rnid TO tho city. He showed that even In
Now York, vhere oi1icial seoundro1isn Ia
the most bold and bare-faosa, the interest
on the eity deposits Is paid regularly into
the public treasury. He proved by ouz
own laws that it ought to be 80 paid it
Chicago. As 3 consequence, the Ring a1c
making The most tremendous efforts to
defeat his reelection. He is the particular
thorn in their ads, in the North Division o.
the city. he ought to receive the vote o'
every honest man in the Seventeenth Ward
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LISBON, Oct 30.
The regutaz mail steamer from South American
pofts has arrived. sShe brings datea from Rio j.
Metro OF Oct. IS, The sessions Of the Brazilian
Chambers hare been prurogued after month =
reat, duripR which e1tentaTe preparations were
uado, The allied forces IN Paraguay had again
been Put IN motion TO attack Lopez at san
EatiAus,
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II thus appear. that the city In paying at
one bank seycu and eight per cent interest
Tor Tho uto Of su,n1l portion Of its own
money, and is paying ten per cent nj other
tanks for tic use Of ,uouey wlcn il has
plenty Of its own in tho hands Of tho ICity
Treasurer.
Dear in mind that one year ago certain
responsible banks offered to 1s,y into the
City Treasury four per cent interest on its
deposits, and 10 make temporary bans 10
ne eity at tho s".nt rate cf intert~', and
that the offer vas rejected at tho instiGa-
iion Of The same Ring who have renoni-
rated F1nnk Wentworth for City Treasurer.
Tho scounlfe1i8m Of this transaction ia
beyond tho power Of words to depict.
but bad as this exhibit Of the city finances
il, more remains behind. The City Comp
troller is nov in Boston, Tor was' there q
few days neo), endeavoring to sell city
bonds, to 1aise additional money to pay the
/ school teachers and street hborers, and the
tiro and police force, when it has mors than
enough money in bank to meet these liabil'
tiles. Tha money, 1t is true, belongs t.
other city foada, but, why, in the name oi
I'll that is wonderful, cannot tho city bor
TOW it own money at sons rate Of interest
when it receives no interest On itsdeposits;
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nRron uaunuauc, Prefect Of the eelne, whose
death wes falsely reported \ few weeks azot u
evadc+tty Something Of waE. Some one e1kea
him vhy he dst cos sooner make known tne iaet
mai he va as,Il alive. II VA curious 70 hear
.pe psne Of NJ snocesaar," !" replied the great en-
ht1laSeE. ..-s-. =
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ca4t for 4 13cof ucket-7hI1e Il Il monai.
u cart8tn that nfliet. rAtt Of tE8t nnn-
Ter cannot ba dupsd py thin hucuA pocuA ARRANGE.
mtpt. In fnture, however, ~o intend to wAteh
the seatlAwtgs who arc n11 aiming to de1uug tho
e5osts Of the reform movement, and promise
nbpt
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HenTy SnosF storm In mhtnes
IxwB1nx, Nc, OFT to.-Four mehea OF SNOW
1r1rFr1s Me,. Oct m-Tne Htorm stu conun-
ue& 4u inches OF kooF h&Ye fk2sQ
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HETsHaoi oiQEIc Al.

Meteorological record for Oct. -. 1880. a. re-
doiph EIteet, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute, The small let,efs ara the lnitlala Tot
The o1ds "veeriD9.r "krntle." J" !. niRb. "drJ, u
"aaoist atmosphere Eatn. aa0 "sno~:'
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ADDRESS


ADDRESS
r., n. Ia.cr, Of Ike Couufy Of Cook aad
civ Of CXir,tyo:
The Convention which assembled ut Ii
l.rnry HILL, on the l4th Of September,
to nominate a ticket for city and oouuty 4
oticc.a, passed resolution thst "The
Republican party possesses the virtue, will, I
md integrity to correct the evils and reioTm
the a},uses that are incidental to the exar-
else of largely md widely-e1tended patron
AGE and power to q ereate1 degree thAn any
party OF faction which seeks to supcssedo
it." They also passed resolution stating
Tint the ticket nominated by them me1ited
their cordial and united support
We u.ust, therefore, conclude that the
Republican party Was not represented in
thst Convention. for. while admittine The
existence Of evils md cbuses in our local
oaa;ra fhev make no promise Of reform.
beyond thAt which is implied in turning
the public ofices over to the same clique
..bo are resnons;hsc for the evils md
nt,,eee ,>or,is;ne3 of This. fellov-citi
zen. we snhrnit. ia not in The 1ature Of a
r;oorons reform. ne believe that shorter
,.e,hoa 49,, ta f,nnd 10 secr,1e the resulta
.-h;,,, 4ha 1;,,rarv HILL Convention nro-
fss.a5 n ,1c.;re int xerc nnable to accom-
n1isb,
u;
~ iAl.4atus "o' ~ 'u.' p
poa' ~ 20 "e ~ =, ~ 10 - ~
e'@one' u4.ouea "Aten .D eA''As w"
Hill 0'Nss' nA'' ~-sp' 'A'o e"4 AveNA 6o''
e'nansne alAns " w nc nepaensa4s ~, ~
ou1 po''isn sent'ueo'e' s4'ttas
~ hloens't as'A'oeo ~ .ae "1uc'pes y,
'na. p1tts AA NY ;, pe.Aons WV pA .lc'.~eN .,,
ID 1ne AAof1s5 na4 eou'ent'on- AL VI us
are citizens anu ta1-naserS o. ING eopnty VI
.ooS' sne' c't5 o. lineage having ee.,l'
1n'eses' 'n ""Nese. eoms ,u W. eoa -.
'u S''s 6"'e'n'a'u.' "o La
ahofr lne p.c'enee ., plomonoR a;e Patesa' aa1
measures .. na''on" lones' ee'.,aa pe: :.
sous ae N me nso's % e1g n.a =. .a. .ss -.
tne ou.e - ~ ~ ~. 49,. ~ 80, 49,. 49, ~. y.
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Her History.


Sketch Of the Great GaAtatrice.
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To The Editor o5 The Chicuso 7ribsne:
P1ease ,nsert, for the benefit Of the pabltc, the
following, which was presented 10 the Cou1c,l
March .. 1862:
The statements and tettrnony Of torne os The Wis.
urssc4 e14a,ne By tnpssate v~zsaua Ee,nt-rs es
thr p1,ics furrc in cuunivA With cr+ rorrup:Iou,
4sh s1tsn hst It Il ss re,;st
ID tie order Of the CotHnnn CoaSc and tt.t thr CITY
Atttnry TX directed 10 attend forr sald busrd draw
md md n .ny pIepEr tnd sPeeis
!. paet i. this Corel tr,u time to time lAs donfs Ia
hr tfsn,tscs sud further AK th.1 your committee
Rr.1srtfuily submitted uALvrx n'WoLE,
CHas, h, WfrIER,
THkaponL Scu1sTz,
] AAeAiIaIGn..
Gro. T.. DEkbE.
JOIN II. CAkFEE1EH
Srccial Can mittce On poLee Inv estika,ioE-
The seventeenth Ecss!0n Of the Investigating
Committee was held al tho CITY Clerks oi1ce,
February g, 10 consider report to be submitted
to the Common Council.
AID. Walsh novel that the rnues Of officers
charged By ~lsueas be Inserted in the report
lid. Beebe rnortd that TIE nams er Captain u. C.
utek,y h ineladtst. Carried.
Aid. Ulxon suggested the name Of sergeant Net
genths'yr, who was secoE'l]n91y Included.
A!A. walsh suggested the nane Of superintcnd
aid, Cou.tskcJ then ssased tnat he had positye1,
sscersAnetl that the uan Flixa11linups sho hal n
fused 10 appear and testify was the sesg one ~ht
had paid Ke1m r. o1o Tor etecttng the release O.
the notorious JAIL bird CostF.
Since the Documents Hrre referred 10 the Polict
Commissioners nothiag has i@en neal0 Of them b,
the Council, and If Hickey 1s elected CoDm,s
sioneT on TneslaJ Ie1t nothing Will ercE he heArs
Of them again. COMMITTEE,
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AsxxxA1iox.
: NkT TnRK, Oct 81,
The fleraA& St. Domtngo cotsespoudeucc Of
October Is, etates that Geueral liatcuck Is still
them. gnthc11pg 1totsttcs and no&dtng long intet
views With President Bacz, which trasis 10 the !n
ference Inst 4rnc1asion 10 TITO Cn4tua stases Il
under Confederation,
ikxrnGksg 1rENlTloHs II cc1A.
Intelligence nom tho ceutral department IL 10
tho effect shat body OF Insurgents, Wills opefat-
Ing On CleufutRos sud che wis Glars Railroad.
otstfuctcd tho trAcr!n such 4 manner IS to cause
n fre!Rht tratn 10 tse run on They then carried
away thA freight Into tue interior and buried The
BRIGGS, thus cutting Cd Communication between
the two ctles.
The United States flagship Porhattan, Admiral
Poor commanding, has arrived.
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the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
Parepa.

Her Voice and Its Quality.
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Strong ellortA Ale being uade o. ,he Cuhao
Junta aud thelr friends ~ Ano oot OF Conc7ths y
foFsneoc,spg paes6sEc 70 Congress- something dtd-
ntte rcapert1rR The tetktftrent F19tH question.
KH1sEky c1sEa-
General Butler u II the Treasury Department
to dal A,guinX the claims Of trfor:ne11 Of whitley
sA,xutxe IN New YORK, Involving considefAaie
amouut Of money to these o11cat1 IN cAse they are
Atrr<AAtnl
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o.W. 5ossJn, ~ho Alleges TIA: he r1s she
bonxnt god fof them. md hist iheJ sepadiAted
lhciI coouaets, was befofe 1ae Pollca Cour1 10.
DAY on 4 charge o. perEarJ, b1o09hs hJ Ftak md
bau 70 xr1w9 any admameus the grand jury naT
md ex9inst htnaA
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WtTtd Eao could hare tzs NAAtea sht MA$Dt6eenfe,
tic ssAtttness, ant the grandeur With which she
sang The " 1naAnu2tus" from the "stahAt Ms
ter" and Let tac Bright 9s1A2nitu-" You fet
,nst,ncusely the right sangef VISA IN The right
place; and think II Handel md Hos1lm hAd been
there Ii cotporeal ep!Sa C2fl would have hAi fl
OF jealnuaJ for know the TWO masteFs could not
have expressed their delight 10 any smaller WAY
Than ny huegtng tha1 biesaeo vpuan- II WAS tae
mtnor5 Of lifetime. Ton felt toeu the Awful
suhl1u,sI OF tnuzlc and the retttness OF al other
pardon, tho inspiration Of song and the tim
pst,lcon between yourself AnA inhunJ
As gou couId neref hare le1t It before, And *t:a
that memory tn yuur niud you ask 1ourser. III the
! laueu,d pnlAs.on1 OF the pretty mualc Of MAR.
| taus,~ M THU the FArepa heard In tho grand
uarsic Of tho old n17&&tfs7 on coursc she ainRt
ths music with al oeauty, and purity, and grace:
but ~hen you hsve heard her In II, you hare Alter
! ali only half heard hef. ....--...-
| Now. there arc exceptions to all rnlet, and the
exception 10 pasepAy case ls that do not pellere
| there Il Z woman ia the world who eau a'nR osl'
lAas a. she does 6ome Of her best qualities come
tpso plAy here. can remember no singer VINO
enuncaatcs 70 distinctly ~ khr. Ton eaa ca'ch
every word with Al perfect ease u II ahc werc
reading. Tn,s u Of Ereas co0seq0enee ID the bal
LAD. Again, her prime quality OF expression oones
| tn. Tne ballads which she 1tngr, "f1se O'clock
in Tho Morning, 4" aud ali that eeAss, arr uua.cal
rpAs,,es. They xee the Hnp.e4t md trteat toruti
of musical poialion. There u literally nothing II
1Asxu-un1eas you can get expsetsioo-and wna
| 1ikL1e gems rarepa makes Of them IN thta manner
She VIII uaka The homelIest melody Attractive
provided It it based npon sentiment
IN dramatic ability there Is not much to be rid
rasepa wisely makes no ciatnA In that dlfeclou
The accident ct phYsiqar u ass:tst her. Aut
yet ahe 41waJs manages to hA ont tt'
d1sEat,c ode Of her fcAs WITH e1tfen
GOOD taste+ Ste naa blight, c&eAs, e1
prrssiye sace, which stards he1 IN 600
stead and ane often makes up In attention to liz
Tie details what ahe may Lick ID the general urs
! Il star pntilne- These little points often excaq
an audience which II LOOKING for morn scnesa
and denocstrattSt dup.zT. sae makea gloTon
compensation for WHIST ahe may lacS IN th1s dtrec
t.on By hr alfu snd aood taste 10 mating the sis
ua.lsns always conscientious ana careful u no
kvAJ tneclt.e. But tn the rreaence Of he
supe1b vn!ce forgive aod totsef m else
Lesners will but sang 70 me. she may omit III
. dramatic IRE and physical acttou-
! Asl have neFer seen any htsto11cA tRetch
Fzrepa, set ms gtve Joa IA asaed outline Of b
{ | carter. She WAS BON IN Edinbufgn4 In 18f
r ne1 uothe1 waa Mia 6e4a,o. nsseS
r tho great b&sso 6exatn, who M
ssahusaed EnSltaa Opera IN u
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Tkw TGRx, Oct M.-Tse ReceasersAip Of the
b, JIcEe C.1dozo, bet VIII pfohanly - oo Aoa-
c2J. s nre'1rE Of representatives OF the bank
1rd OF the Cold Board h1A been he'd, TO cpaAdef
whethef The ha0k AhAl continue kthe cleas11ce4
Of gold. but nc debate contiusson kas Jrt been
ytActed. 4 propo+ti,cn has been Advanced lnxs
nll Ihe nfftctfH fe4i1n
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GREEN WILLIAMS,
NJ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. o26, Southeast corner Seventh and d streets.

1Y IN The SIXTH WARD AT AUCTION.
N On tRlDAf, the 9th day Of July next, 1883,
E::i t6 O. clock p m, we shall sell, on the srem-
day OF eeetember, 1858 AMI duly recorded in Libsr
SEQ, folio i05. and in Liber ana Il, No folio ID,
exc IN the land RECORDS Tor Washington county,
In the District OF Columbia, known and described
of square numbered ten hundred and fifty. nine
u GssJ and containing twenty four Thousand and
eighty, six square feet Of ground. more or less,
bounded BY 18th street east and B street south.
Also, at 6h ,. M, on the premises, sh ell sell,
on the grSpnd plan Or plat of said CITY, as part Of
bered nine 90 ten: tlo,) elayen, III } aud twelve
IL, In square eight hundred and 81 teen (8i6 }
besnnlbg 1t point on North A street, forty (40)
feet west, from the corner of said street. ana Fifth
line Of said North street sixty feet, go , thence
south twenty six feet, and two CD inches the
bTesdth Of said lot A; the east sixty ol feet,
and thence north twenty six 2s feet and two ~
said lot A. eonses.S q 90 sssid Maria Lswior sy
Catherine Ryan, by deed dated May 18th, A. d ,
s., one the land records for the said county Il
Washtngton, With the improvements, consisting
of two krick and one Frame BouDe al the corner
Of North A and 5th streets east.
months: for notes bearing interest and secured BY
deed Of trust on the premises. All couveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purshaser
500 down on the day Of sale. And 4 the terms Of
the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fsultns purchaser hy adysrtisins three times in
Hs1EiEM44ffE A aaAAkkbBAuaH Trustees.
je 8-ee&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctiopeers
ID (Successors to Jas. G. McGuire Co.,.
Southwest corner Penn Q avenue and 18th street
(Star once BuildinesD
TRUsTIE,s SALE OF a VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND ABOUT pa MILES FROM THE
EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.

THUsTIE,s SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
GasT AhR 4bh EHHcE II bh Mtafs FROM The
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated the LIST
Today Il August, 1856. and duly recorded in Lii
~ber L. 3 No. 4, folio as, one of the laud
records for Weshington county, District of Column
hia, shall sell, on ia TUESDAY, tile 29th day Of
July 1889, at clock p. m. on the promises. all
that piece or parcel Of Land the side Of tine
Eastern Branch Of the Potomac. and being Q Dor
tion OF tract OF land convey ed to Catharine Ris
il z by Daniel Lee, by deed bearing date December
2ith, A. 1851, and recorded in Ltber A g.
feo 500 ana 40o one Of the land records for Wash
iDgton county, in said District beginning on the
Marlhorot Oh road, at the distance Of twelve
perches from a stone placed In the southwest cor
said tract Of land, and running thence to the
sixth line thereof as shown Oh Plat OF said tract,
made by Lewis Carbury, public surveyor for Wash :
instop county; and described in a deed to said
Lee, u AIDE By Y Page, and duly recorded, and
striking said sixth line at such distance from
land, And being the west portion of one hundred
Lee to the said Catharine Rising, and the same
which the said Cathariue Rising by de ID dated
the Path Of September. 1883, recorded in W asnine
ton county Aforesaid, in Liber !. A. g., No 49,
tolios Is and "a. OF the land records for said
WsshiBg ton county, conveyed to Eliza Statafer,
together with the improvem, nts.
Terms One Thousand dollars cash; balance in
six. twelve. and eighteen months. secured by Q
deed Of trust. with notes bearing interest. Con-
yeyancing and stamps at purchasers cost. $500
'O"n N HoRATIo n GILBERT. Trustee.
je29 2aw&ds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auots
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW

H. .sl s.,..ss ..,s GO a; sss
rssSSssr r Ess SAIs A. AY9,ISs q sSSs
SES isI;ESxs! Ein5Sss SassssssM ri
s,,, ;,ssas , o ICED e s,.:s 70 q.
!; 8. isss en-. s; is 81
District OF Colombia, 1 shall ofer 81 1uo &c aue-
I ssd IL ~ he ias b
day Of JSly. eoneeeeinr ssle o'clock . N ali the
ssss o. s :sd S. I'll ;fsss.;
IN THE PARLoR-
one ens hsdaison Carpet
Six Ohairs 20 match
Two =" G sns nate. .fo G.s sssH fss.s.
ONE i soss 90. ma 1 ss. Card Table
9Ds osysr and s.eof G. SAN.
TsS isss: s e.. S s:.,:a si.sor.
oHAMBkR yyRNIruss.
M ssa sss'''' Carpets
:: !. I" $ ss:;:s: s.rs': TOP
Mattresses, BOlsser., Pillows. Comforts. and Bed
Linen sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases
And in esch ROOM. siIk ker. and Lace Curtains.
plHISG Room
S Sne prnSse.s Csi set. handsome pattern
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two eids boards
One Mirror. ooe Mantel CLOCK
SS GsIsas :o :pf fssSis o. w Hs,1"
Casioss. Forks and Spoons
One set Of fine 6ilt Rep Curtains
One sl.sao. gr...ei. Carpet a1
One Library sideSosrd
Two ine Walnut Bookcases
GOD volume. Of select Boos.. Including the Gentle
msns M.ss,ine e0@piste. Annual Besister.
Three sets SILK Rep Curtains.
KITCHEN
One !aree ksnge, approved pattern, With Furni-
chairs, Tables, Quee usware. and Utensils In full
SERVANTS ROOMS
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding. Bureaus,
stoy .. in eli the Chambers
Hat Rack ana Hall Chairs
And at s o'clock p. m on the said I'd day Of
July. 1869 shall efer all tact piece or parcel Of
ground in the said city of W Ashin ston known aud
described - Lot numbered nineteen 49,. 10 David
son subdivisior If Square M noere ed two hundred
and eiehiy-hves t2ss Lmpro,ed By four story
TRIMMINGS and containing sixteen comfortable
rooms, situated upon the south side of street
north, between Twelfth and thirteenth streets
Terms: sl.oc cash; balance ip 5, 8. .. and II
the premises All convey snctng aud revenue
stamps at the expense Of the purchaser. deposit
WILD SIBEsT n g. f Hsh nGu'e rru sS,a
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RY CHAS. W. BOTELER. Anctiobeer,
ID teuccessor % J. @. Mcclure a Co,
Corner of 10th street and Pennsy vanis avenue.
SALE OF IpTY-oHI yALuABLe BUILpINo
LOIS IN SQUARE No. 203, ON And NGAR
On THURsDHY AFrERHooN, July Jet, COM
mencikg ct o clock shall sell, en- ths prems Q,
FIFTY -one Valuable Building Lots, 10 Square No.
rs fronting on 18th, 18th, Y and W streets.
These Lots are located In Q rapidly improving
part OF the city and offer strong Inducements for
Investments.
Terms One fourth cash; the rem al uder on credit
which will be made known ct the time of sale.
jeI7-eo&as CaAS W BOTELER Auct'r.
Intel, Republ
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EIsHlEG TACKLE at PEABoDYg, No. 4I4
y street, between esh and tn. Also. DEALS 10
Guns. Pistois. Powder. Snof. Balls Ca Dc. and Car
tffdfee Repairing OF Guns Locks .and Bells on
In the best manner st short notice. nyls
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
= I'm. SATURDAY, July 90. 1879, at the Army
Recruiting Office, No. 461 G street, for the Sab.
sistepce OF the Permanen Party and Resrufts At.
tacbed to said once. for such time shall be de-
should state the price Der DAY for each man. and
be made in do licste.
the dying Of the said Psrmanent Party and Re.
cruits, etatipg the price Per day for each man
Capt q. n. PYNE,U6 A.
Jesl3t Recruiting Onicer, No. l6I q st.
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u. B. JlWILLD PRIZE SOAP.
THE BlsT,
BECA USE THEY SAVE TIME, LABOR AND
NONE j, AND MAKE IHE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
re- ''':''- SsSS$SSsss s&i;:, "a,
{" :. tA ATfT fd SOAP. - ,
Are brands'f suIerior .a1aiity, and are qua
AnfA<d to Riyo aVfacf nnfinfSofi0n
TAKE NOTInI

1AkE NOTICE.
The na1s o. 1JtWELL, and also the quality,
"a yenr sres:r ics any Of sAss.. and be sur. 70.
get them, and take no other.
MsaIfsctory-aOO and a09 @ street north. BE-
tween eth and Sth. Washingtsa. D. q. fe Is
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RY THOMAS WAGaAMAN:
Office, 466 18th street, opposite Post ONCE.
TRUSTEE sALl oE VALUABLE REAL I

TATE IN THE FIRSf WARD
BY virtue Of deed of trust to me, the subscn.
per- from Elizabeth Mexican. bearing date the 9Th
dsy Of June. A. D. 1859 and duly rec orded In the
Lano Records for Washington county, c.. 1
VIII oer for sale, the lst day of July. 1853 ct
O'Clock p M, on the premises Lots Ne. S aud No.
8 OF "Winders subdivision" OF Square No. TO, In
the City OF wash ngton, District Of Columbia, e.
flee of said city
These Lots are situated on the east side Of 18th
street, and south Of street Theg will be sold
separately.
Terms: One third cash; balsnce In six aud twelve
months With interest from the day Of sale secured
time Of sale Conveysnciag and stamps at purcha.
Ger . cost.
If the terms Of sale are not com Piled with within
I've days from the day OF sae, the rus reserves
the right to re SELL after one week. public Dotice
ANDREW O BRADLEY. Trustee
jel7 .eo&ds THOS e WAG9AMAN, Anctr