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DRoPoSALs FOB FUEL

OFFICE OF Discussing CLERE AND srrFR- J
NTENDENT Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASH N@ToN, ID. g. September IS. leo y
Scaled Propos ais will be received At this once
until u IN on the IN OF OCrOBER. lsO. for the de-
livery aad storage OF Go tons 2gJ pounds Bsiti
more Company, Lee. or oihtr first class White Ash
Anthracite Furnace Coals.
Stons q 2t1 pOundsl best Lvken's Valley. egg szs.
Tor giates The Coz to be thoroughly ned and
free from slate.
Also. 40 cords best seasoned Oak WOok. and 50
cords beet seasoned Bakers Pine.
The whole 10 be II speotAd, weighed and measured
by the inspector appointed by the Postmaster
General, as prescribed by act OF Congress Of July m.
lS1O.
Average samples OF coal must aecomp any each bad.
The Department reserves the right 90 reject all or
portion OF the bids received IL found disadvan
tageOus 20 the government. -
r. A. MCCARTNEY,
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DUBLIC AUCTION (!

-. VIII be sold at Public Auction On THURSDAY,
the 29fh instant, at O'Clock o m, at the Monu-
ment Lot 18th street, Warrington, d. c., the follow
ing articles:
About IL 500 cakes of Toilet Soap, 5sH Steel Pens,
new; l56 Inkstands, new; o lot OF Bake Pans and
Jroughs, Stoves, Ok Yokes, old Iron and Oenv ass,
Sheet Iron, Hose, Hand Printing Press, Desks,
Tables, Gas Meter, etc., etc.
ALSO,
A Lot OF condemned Commistary Property, con-
sisting Of Platform Scales Counter Scales Faucets,
Cleayers, Bowls, Buckets, Oaldrons, etc., etc.
Terms cash.
seI6-4t G. BELL, O. g., q. g. A.
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DRoPOsALs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
IL 1 II

UEFAkrNFNT, IT
BUREAU OF ENGkAvtNS AND PKINrTNs,y
9Th Septemee-, 1870. y
Proposals will perceived at this Off ce until twetv
(l2l clock, noon, TUESDAY, 2Dtn instant Tor for
nishing Two Hundred 2el Ton. u 80 pounds 10 the
tom OF CUMbERLANB COAL, run OF mine.
The coal to be delivered in such quantities. aud ct
such points, as may be drected, and % be weighed
on the Treasury Department scales.
Bidders viii state in their prop Dsas the name az
the coal proposed TO be furni he'd, well as the
price.
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right ~ reject any
or all of the bids. GEO. b. McCARrER,
seq I'd Chief afR ure
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PROPOSALS FOB WOOD AND GOAL.
B. fRANnLIS scHo9L BCIpIyS,

fRANkLfN SCHOOL BrfInrxg.
Rooms HoARb TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOoISS
NAsHIN' rON. ID. G., Sept IL, $50 4
Sealed Prop lssls will be received AZ The room. q.
above for 81 IMPLYING FUEL FOR THE TsE
OF THk PUBLIO SCHOOLS OF this city durin@
the present school term, until p September 2ist
For First pistrict-l20 tons Egg and Furnace Goal
and - cords Pine and IS cords Oak Wood
and 10 cords Oak Wood
and % cords Oak Wood.
ard Is cords Oak Wood
The Coal to be best Quality White A In ara th.
hyered ~ follows:
etons at once At the Franklin School BuIlding
Is tons at the Miller School Building
~ tons at the Mallach schoOl Euildine
u tons at the Mccormick school Building
The remainder 70 Be delivered at such places end
times as ordered by the sub board.
The Trustees the right 20 reject any or an
bids IL deemed adv antsgeous TO do 80; also, 20 in
crease diminish the qusntity herein stated with
out affecting the contract rrice
sel4td WI. STEPHENSON. for Committee
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DRUPoSALs FOR TRKEs AND SHRUBS roR
NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIEs.


MAsHINGroN. ID. q 18th August, 1901
Proposals for supplying Trees and Shrubs for or
nanentsl planting Of the National Cemeteries are
invited from nurseries and gardens in good standing
The trees and shrubs should be securely pack "A
and delivered the railroad station cOnyenient
20 the garden nursery. Bile and bills of lsdiug
properly addressed, IL be furnished.
The freisht will be paid by the United States and
the bills viii be settled upon receipt Of the tres
and shrubs at the places 10 which they may be con
signed.
The orders will be given BY the officer ia charge
OF national cemeteries IN this once upon estimaf or
acquisitions from local officers.
Ii il sted that the most Convenient form N
proposal will be printed catalogue, with such dis-
count on the whole or any classes or kinda 81
plants es the prop may be willing 70 ofIrr
Purchases viii be made wherever most adyausa-
posals thus received.
There about eighty 1907 national military osr.
eteries scattered the whele United etates ara
come planting wiz probably be needed in each -
PreposAls should be sealed and addressed 20 the
Quartermaster GENERALLY Once, marked aProsossls
for Trees and shruts." and they viii be onensd nj
noon on the 18th Of eeptember, l1o.
n o. MEIos,
$50 euArtermaster General,
suh ea bfeyet MAJOR General, U. D. A.
lOhfonfcle and Republican,
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ga Philadelphia woman earns her honest
livelihood 10y faintiDg in front of large stores
and hotels INTO which she il carried. a pnrst, il
laPk
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BELL. On FRIDAY night, 10th inst. at IL clock
ALENANDEK, son OF MAJOR q Bell e. 8, e. g A,
ard Isabella Bell, aged years and months.
Friends OF the fanny ar-respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from his fathers residence, 2lst
and Boundary streets. ut p. N. to msrrow.
BURNS. On the 10th inst at 8 O'Clock D. m .,
ELLEN LOUlsA BURNS, aged g. years, wife OF
John Burns.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
No 2.7 9th street L., between north e and n ASA
Chusetts avenue, at 3 O'Clock Monday. Friends
If tn. family invited 10 attend.
SHRENE. At half past 10 O'Clock, on 10th inst
JANIS ii. SHBENE Sr., in the 5Gth year of his
age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner 9Th and streets, W sunday afts rnOon
at 3 clock. The friends and acquaintance OF the
family are res pec gfuily invited 10 attend. q
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MARRIED.

NAILUR-FRANCE. On the 18th instant, at the
Iesdenc. Of Tt brides mother, by the Rev. j. v
James Rector Of -: Mark Chm, ch, W
NAiLOR. Of Washington, ID. T. to Miss BETTE
FRANCE, of Baltimore, Nd.
BEESE-ECkLOFF. On the 18th instant at ST.
Paul. Lutheran Church, by the Raw. Dr. Parson a
MARTIN W. LEESE to Miss MARY A. Eek
LOfF both Of this city.
Baltimore sun please copy
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THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS -
il reduced 70 "a 20,
To close them out. ct PRINCES loan Once
sslea- rosms, 1905 Pennsyivapia ave. au3e-u
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pf THOS. +. WAGGAMAN,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Gig It'll street, opposite Post once

STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOODWILL OF
DhI g STORE OF NORTHEAST COHSER OF
PENNSlLHANIA AVE. AND BOTH STREET
~ On %EDN ESDAl, September 81, at 5 o'clo K
@p m shall offer at public auction on ths
u premises. the above Drug Store, now doing a
bus ness OF 500 per month. This is desirable
chance for any one who Is competent druggist
Connected with the store is first class Soda Foun
tam, with all the fixtures The continued sickness
Of one of tbe firm being the reason for SELLING
Terms One fourth cash; balance 6, II, 10, 9.
months the deferred notes to be endorsed 10 salts
fact Of parties selling be resold in i've days il
tel OF sale are not complied with.
sel3 I'd T. e. WAGGAMAN. Auct'r
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

= D"fNToI M TUB > SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
~ WEDN EsDAf, Sept q J., 1870, on the prem
@f Ises OF s. v. Boyd, deceased, In Alex and ria
county, known as " SummervilleT stunt a
On ne east sde OF Washington turnpike az Ioiuing
following property, viz:
10 acres OF Corn, growing; IA acres Broom Corn.
One pair Platform Scales. in good order
nTne horses Mules, Wagons, Amhula-ce I
Buggy, two horse Carriage, No Mich t'S.s
Two having calves, about three weeks old
Heifer, shoats, / Sow '
One cutting Box, nearly new, I Mower, Grain
Eate in good order, ] Grindstane, 4 Roller I Corn
shovel PlOw, Double Harrow
-Four sets Harness, Forks and Shovels, lot Of good
Hay, also Oats in Straw, 81 Military Goats 1
Churn, and Household and Kitchen Furniture
too numerous to mention
safe to CO Hmence at half past nine clock n m
Terms made known at the time OF sale
stlf-d L. =. ONEAL. Administrator.
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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS,
PENKHIvEs, from Is cents 10 Pe III seI
PRINCES Loan Once Sales room, ~
aunt 1905 Pennsylvania avenue. -
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Mrs. POLLY" said Uncle Ed, of Up Town,
~ Ire h0bbled OF a morning into her entry
where III. good dame was busily handling the
brCOm-''M Mr.. Folly, you are a first rate sweep
er-Why, my sally will sweep our house from
TOP TO bottom, and then not begin to get
together "a bi- pile of dirt IA YOU have swept
up IN ten minutes" Uncle Eb. left, with a
broom stick after him, but not more rapid'v
than when. entering the house OF a ancient
maiden ladv-''>tsid, tidy, and Discreet
"uhoGt Niping his feet, the offended spinster
eNcIaimc q, ''Did you not observe the sCraper at
fhc deer. siT-' ''Yes'm,' said Uncle Eb "and
intend 20 use il chen 90 OUT
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tOFFICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed 81 Second Session Of Forty-frs Congress,

" ACT max ing apprO priatiO3s for sundry civil *
i-i> "i the government for the year eni ne uue
C5h-T purposes.
lCnNIINtEn FRoN YE.rrRnAN.. sr,RI
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and d sts
RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
IN PHILADELPHIA ROW %

TRUSTEES OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
IN PHILADELPHIA ROW"
Ia By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated May 4, A.
fol lss ard duly ,s lords, Is il LEsT Ne
ington county, ID. G., and by the written direction
OF the party secured thereby. will SELL at public
auction in front Of the premises, at 5l2 lsck
III EsDA \, the 9th day Of september, 4. ID. 1870,
lot numbt red twenty-three (23j id FIanagans re-
corded subdivision OF numbered nine hundred
and eighty nine 1881 in the City OF Washington,
gelhcr with All the improvements, consisting of a
very fine brick IT sidence in - PHILADELPHIA Row
Terms Of sale: One third in cash OF which 8 100
must be paid at sale, the deferred payments 10 be
made in ., r. Is and IL months, with interest from
day SALE and secured by deed of to the salts
faction Of the trstees The terms of sale to be fully
COMPLIED within seven days after the day of sale,
otherwise the trustees the right resell the
property, after one week : notice. at this risk and
cost Of first purchaser All ccnyeyanciDg and stamp s
al the purchasers cost.
y W,,,i.u w i PwL9,WSnMAN't Trustees.
seBeoScs GREEN WILLIAMS. Ancts.
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N A N H. 90 D;

YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
The vegetative powers OF life Are .,rons ~,
fe~years how often the psid hue, the lack lustre
eye and emscis.sd form, and the tupos.;b,I,tv q,
application to mental effort show fits bspefuI ,nsp
enoe II soon becomes evident to the ob.orvs, ,,,,
some depressing influence is checking the develop
msnt Of the body. Consumption is ,slkea o,. and
perhaps the youth is removed from school and sen,
into the country. This is one OF the worst move
ments. Removed from ordinary diversions Of tn
everchangins scenes of the city, the power, Of the
body, too much enfseblsd to give rest TO hs.,,n,,
and rural exercise, thong hts are turned inward.
upon themselves
the patient be female, the approach OF the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the nr.. symp
tom in which Nature is to show her saving mower In
diusing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health Alas increase OF appetite ha.
grown By what it fed on the energie. Of the ,v.tc
are Frustrated, and the whole economy Z, derangad
The beautiful an wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo 50 fascinating q change from
child TO woman.is looked fer in vain: the parents
heart teeds in anxiety, aud fsncies the grave but
waiting for it's victim.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT UCRu,
FOR WEAKNESS,
Arising from excuses or indiscretiou, sttenaes
with the following symptoms:
IndispositiOn to KIertiou,
Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory.
Uimculty OF Breathing
General Weakness,
Horror Of Disease.
Weak Nerves,
Trembling.
Dreadful Hsrror OF Death,
Night swests,
Cold Feet,
wakefulness,
Dimness OF Vision,
Languor.
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular System.
Often normous Appetite with Dyspeptic synptom.
Hot Hands,
Flushing OF the Body.
Dryness OF the Skin,
PaIlic Countenance and Eruption on the Face.
Pain In the Back,
Hesviness OF the Eyelids
frequently Black Spots Flying before the Ewes.
with Temporary sufusion and Loss Of Sight,
Want of Attention,
Great Mobility,
Restlessness. with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable to such patients than
Solitude, and nothing they mere dread, for Fear Of
Themselves; no Repose Of Manner, no Esrnestness
no Speculation, but Q hurried Transition from one
question to another.
These symptoms, If allowed to 60 on-which this
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Loss
Power Faulty, and Epileptic Fits, in one Of which
the patient may expire.
During the superintendence OF DR.. Wilson at the
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred TO
patients; reason had for q time left them, and
both died Of epilepsy. They were Of both sexes and
about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that these excuses are not freauent.
Iy followed by those direful diseases Insanity and
Consumption The records Of the Insane Asylums.
and the mel ancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witne Is to the truth Of these assertion I'm
Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears. The countenance is actually soddeu and
quite destitute-neither Mirth or Grief ever yisit
IT, Should sound Of the voice occur, II IA rarely
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10y WIN. L.. WALL & CO., Auctioneerr,
- New Marble Building,
Stores 900 aud SO2, south Pa. and sthst
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROyED PROPERTY
ON FIFTH STREET EAST AND SOUTH A
sTRkkT.
Il By virtue Of a deed of trust from the heirs
E::. OF eDJamin Newton, dated 2ith June. 1853,
~and decree IN Chancery cause No. I'D. So
prtme Court OF the District Of Columbia, We wills
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder thu
premises, on L TUESDAY, the 9th of September, 1879,
at o'clock p. m, all Of Lot numbered b. in Square
No. ss, and all that part of Lot No. H. in Square
No IS, as follows Beginning % feet from the north
east corner OF said square, aud fronting south
street running thence west with the line of south
street 80 feet Ga inches thence south IS feet thence
east feet Ga inches, thence north IS feet to the
place OF beginning, with the bindings thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and balance at and
y months, with interest secured by deed Of trust
S9 down at time Of sale on each purchase. Stamps
and eonyey ances at cost Of the purchasers. On
purchasers failure to comply in five days,
will resell at bis cost and risk five days public
notice. THOMAS A. CANT, fr.-
SAML L.. PHILLIPS, trustees
seS3taw&ds w l.. WALL co, Aucts
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IMPROVED AND UNiMPROVED PROPERTY
NEAR THE NAVY YARD AT AUCTION
AA On TUESDAY, September ~, al o'clock y
Emz "a we will in front of the premises. Lots
sAS Nos. 3 and u, in Square No. III. This on
er has front OF sixty feet the west side of 81
street east between South street and Georgia ave
nue. and the came front on Canal street II desira
bic the property will be subiiyided as follows
Three lois 81 street - feet front by SIS feet de n
each One OF these lots is i'm proved by nearly rev
wo-story Brick Dwelling. The property on Canal
street Will be divided into two lots Of 30 feet front
each, by depth of 81 feet inches; of which ID
improved by large three-story Brick Dwelling in
di'apidatCd condition.
Terms One fourth cash; residue in six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest, secured by deed of
trust. ConyeyanciDg and stamps at cost OF purcha
ser; So down each lot at time Of sale
sell dSds EATIMER Il CLEARl. Aucts
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Try COOPER d LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner Of Pennsvlvauia ave- and 18th 81

Southwest corner Of Pennsvlvania ave. and 18th st.
TEl STEES SALE OF dOUSE & LOT SITUA-
TED IN EAST WASHINGTON, ON SrH ST.
Carolina avenues
IA On THURSDAY, 18th day Of September
E"H next. at O'Clock D. m, shall sell, by virtue
hof deed of trust to IRE, dated ths 221 day of
July lst9, and duly recorded in Lib-r T. aud =. No
81 fOlic 26, of the land records for Washington
county, District OF Columbia, the east part of Lot
numbered nine, o. in square numbered nine hun
dyed and twenty five, being IL feet front by 90 feet
deep, snd improved by two-stnry Frame Dwelling
con. aiming or rooms, in good order
Tens One half cash; balance in . and IL months
secured by deed OF trust notes bearing interest
Convey ancin. at cost of purchaser si0d6wn ON day
Of sale. JAMES H. O'NEALE. Trustee
eco COOPER a LATINER Aurts
rF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL TIL RSDAI, 22d of September, at the same
hour and place. JAS. NEALE. Trustee
selj LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


RY LATIMEKa CLEARY, Auct,onee1,.
southwest corner Penn a. Svs M9S1 sps , Co.
E hEG fTRS MA5kgr o NNAARBhE:EoP CHAN
ING L1UNGk; GBEEN REP Pf PAk9tR f FIR
Kitchen Fui ssRs5s ass r'n en- of
opr . NIL na'e sale Of the above artc' a,
re- 1era s r go CLOCK September goth, $50. |"
sell 2t LATfnER CLEARY. auct..
VIM H. k &At M.s 4 CO. h,1 AiSS;StIonoer',
Nos. 900 & s0a Pennsyiysnia avenue
L stSEr AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY
BRuss StH f fhhPPfk % TTEEbyETsi BODY
3 az fffh83NTHs, &C, &c, BY CATALoGt6EE At
oe G6 dS Rs sA next september 81 at
salesrocms We % snd second floors OF our spsceu:
tbie c 81 the ab9ye goods offered auction n
season nnd al guaranteed perfect and of this
wbii i4rher description in future advertisements to
1t u: '''s ". q. Il w GnyfTs CO.. Auct.
BY HIGGINS, COBB = CO,
Auctioneers, Baltimore.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 90.
NOS, AND = es SSfs o STREET 5 BALrr
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, on credit of 60
900 CASES OF
1uo,u, BOOTS AND SHOES,
ih,iulhe Mems, Boys and ysufhs' Calf Kid Buff
He"'her' GRAIN, Cavalry. Napoleon, Dress and
49,, Congress
ybOOTS AND BALMORALS.
hlpp, Bur. and Polish Grain
u, ~. BROGANS,
cnen s. n lsses and Children G. aIf Kid Enan,eIad
DAT ana Buff, Leather, Goat aud Morocco
ID MUHALS. CONGRESS CATERS LACE
~ .. ANKLE TIES, SLIPPERS, &c, &c
~ Elcuiar attention IL called to the above as
pressly for Best City Trade ''0'' ""u ii'"0 eN
HIGGINS, COBB CO., Auctioneers.
~, NTu,rrrSEI Regular sales Of BOOTS and SHOES
on EoDA OF each week Regular sales of DRY
"oObo on WEDNESDAY, of each week sell -2t
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IHF SOLDIERS PIFE-The Pail Mall Gazette
Says- II would be unIuS'. considering all the
abuse leveled at tobacco >n pkcrS and how often
;Ecy are Solemnly told that tobacco DESTROYS all
tIriT energies, not 70 admit that :he success OF
we uermai,s IN the present war is rather
itatheT IN the smokers cap These misguided
men seem 10 live on tobacco. the uhians who
90 !,tc parties of three four trnt yai!y in al
vance and take possession Of fortified towns. in
'tTiabiN carry pipes in their mouths. The
MAYOR oi each town Il directed TO hnd cigars tor
csrTyboty before anything else is done. The
Herman TROOPS, II - stated. think but little OF
"a scarcity Of pTOvi>iOnS-they hight a. well
without ;Eeir dinner as with it-but tobacco il
indispensable 10 them. Tn the whole. we fear
experience shows that smoking army IS capa-
bic OF greater endurance and nt making greater
efforts Than a nOH-Smnking army. The gun
vtLOut the pipe would be OF little avail. nor
an We be much surprised at this when we re-
Hecf that the quantity Of fOul air we are called
upon 10 irhaie in this world j. probably far more
injurious than the tobacco smoke which al
though IL acts a. an antidOte to the poison of the
atmosphere. gets 10 thanks for ItS pains but
Cr'y TePToachful language.
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] he LhNpLADY OF an inn near Metz pretends
o. recognize IN Prince Frederick Charles a
tourist who. few wears ago. made pedestrian
excursion through the NOsges and along the
NU-eile. She then took him for a medca Al man
I~ lie pretended TO be a love- OF botany who
wt'h an old gentleman extremely like the pOr-
traits Of General MOltke, explored, in search OF
tLe Spt Clmtns Of AlSatian fora. every pass AMI
iOte-t IN the department.. They looked like
military men, indeed, she thought 80 at the time,
ut thI- I'D not seem Incompatible with their
alleged profess on, for every PTusSian she knew
"a a soldier. The young gentleman innocentiy
rIcked flowers. and the old one had passion for
geology. and increased his knowledge of the
sgI6nCe by scanning every wall aud cutting.
The nephew most c0nsCientiouslv walked
through the passes and over the hills, and the
uncle took drives in various directions. They
we're ~ the neighbOrhOod for more than a
month. saws this worthy woman. and then paid
Their bilI and went awav quietly, but she swears
that she recognized the Prince when he came up
with his army 70 fight Bazaine. Whether this
story J. on lem frCrI'0. ard not rSrO IL il
positive that Frederick Charles does know every
loot Of ground on this side of the Rhine.
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10y WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
Il New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 & 900 Penn av, cor 9th st.
IHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
SrREET NORTH, BETWEEN Arm AND sr

CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE ANDLO ON
STREETS WEST
Ia BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme
EW& Court of the District of Columbia in
- Chancery sitting, dated Marcn 5th 1859,
ana passed IN the cause of Rachel Lewis ct al
vs. Deaie ct al, mo. 1913 Equity Docket 81 sh ali
9ier Tor sale az PUBLIC auction in front of the prem
ists, on THU RSDAY. 22d September, $50 at
o'clock p m, the east IS feet inches in width. by
the fepth of lot, Of Lot No 49, in square south OF
square No. 5l6, Of the ground plan of the city of
Washington, with the improvements thereon con
slstlng OF comfortable two story Frame HOUSE A
fine opportunity is here presented to secure house
ard bone, in healthy and pleasant locality, on rea-
sunable terms.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in two equal
lnstalments OF and IL months, the purch ri
his notes for the deferred payments SATISFACTORILY
endorsed, and bearing interest tom the day of sale
Title dftd to be retained until the whole of the
chase money Is paid. COnyeyancing aud stamps at
the cost of the purchaser
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee
At the same time ard place, and the same terms,
viii offer for sale the foot Alleyway on the east
eide OF the premises above described.
A. LLOYD.
Attorney for Heirs OF Lewis, deceased.
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