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To KEEP PLOws BRIGHT.-The moment the
plow from the field after use.for every
GOOD farmer brings his plow in after his job is
done and does not leave it in the fied-grease the
bright mouid-board and other parts with any
kind of cheap grease, which has NO salt in It, or
with lamp oil. The latter may he best where
mice frequent, unless little arsenic Is worked IN
counts with these yermin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06
DANTY TIM.
IN JOHN HAY.
Remarks Of Sergeant Tlmon Joy 10 the White Mas Com
mittee Of Spunky Point, Illinois.

Remarks Of Sergeant Tlmon Joy 10 the White HAAS Com
naittee Of Spunky Point IAinois]
reckon git your drift gents
You low this boy shan't stay;
This is a white mans country;
You're Dimocrats yoI say;
The times bein all out o. jint,
The niger has got to mosey
Let's reason the thing minute:
I'm an old fashioned DmOcrat, too:
For to keep till the through.
But come back here, allowin
Though it gravels me Ike the Devil to train
Along o sich fools as you.
Now dog my cats eff kin see,
In all the light o the day,
What you've got to do with the question
And furier than that, I give notice,
Eff one O. you teches the boy,
He kin check his trunk to q warmer cline
Than he'll find in nlanoy
Why blame your hearts jest hear me!
You know that ungodly day,
When our left struck Vicksburg Heights, how ripped
And tattered and torn We lay.
When the rest retreated, stayed behind,
Fur reasons sufficient to me
With rib eaved in and leg ON a strike,
Isprawled on that cussed giacee.
Lord, how the hot sun went for u.s.
And Drilled and blistered and burned!
How the rebel bullets whizzed round US,
When a cuss in his death grip turned!
Till along ards DUSK seen q thing
couldn't believe for a spell:
That nigger-that Tim-was crawlin' tn me,
Through that fre-proof gitedged he'll!
The rebels seen him Quick me,
And the bullets buzzed like bees;
But he jumped for me. and shouldered me.
Though shot brought him oncet to his knees;
But he staggered up. and packed me G6
With a dozen stumbles and fals
Till safe in our lines he drapped both,
His black hide riddled with balls.
So. my gentle gazelles thars my answer,
And here stays Banty Tim:
He trumped deaths ace for me. that day.
And I'm not gon' hack on him!
You may rez0loot till the cows come home;
But ef one o. you teches that boy.
He'll wrastle his hash tonight in HE'LL
Or my names not Tilmon JOY!
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Che fun Of the Ching.
PRAIRIE s,xEs.
81 BRET HAY.

t,ao yer parting. stranger
N-bst time o night mout II bei
Twelve and half that's arly
To be hoofin il hcme--for me.
But amt what used to be- sir;
I'm gittin played out now;
7 aiut plugged a man for more N week
I've Almost forgotten how.
That's a right peart watch o yonrn;
I'll take keer of it. siT-you see
I've got my weepins. and NO one
Won't Try for to go through me-
And your stamps-iest fork 'em over.
Cause it's rather late 81 he ont;
And your traps Is safer In keer Of friend.
When you don't know who's abosif-
All, stranger, knowed a man oncet
Which bis name war Peraircr Skies;
And for tskin keer Of helpless friend
never seed his likes.
seed that thar Young man. sir
When he got in the d-dest fix:
They was out huntin buffier
And SIGH, on the Yaller Licks.
Him and gallus Hoosier,
Which they struck an all fired streak
Of the DEVILS lnek bein busted
OF grub for more'n a week.
And they lost the trail and slosled around.
Still hungerin' wuss and wuss
Till they drawed a lot for to eat themselves
And he won did the Hoosier cuss.
Though he softer cried when il cum to the pint
While Skies only cussed the luck;
And SEES he, Lets rush this funeral through
He'd the reg1ar Perairer pluck
He meandered behind a tree-like this:
The Hoosier stood thar-like you:
And Sikes-wai, stranger, 1 got to larf-
What yer spcse does Sikey do!
Why. he draws his derrin.er outen his shirt
And kivers that HoosicS-so-
Here the hunter smiled, as his pistol cracked
That's what Sikey done, you know.
SOILS.
Wal, reckon that little story
Amt gon to travel far;
Leastways them potts won't git it
From that old carcass thar.
They can bet on the mobile red man.
Jes' a. much ever they likes;
But I'm AFTER their har. If ever they tries
For to "canyonize" Perairer Skies
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

Ar Lynn, Mass all comparisons are based upon
shoe leather. A cobbler, having applied for adj
mission into an orthodox church at that place. the
Says one deacon to another: "Well. deacon, Bob
G. wants to join our meeting ayes; do yon
know anything against him~ Well, no. But
beforesyou take final vote on him, I'd just like
to show you job of cobbing he did for mel that's
ALL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

YoNAroEs.-short, thick, spreading bushes,
sharpened and put into the ground by first ma
king a hole with crowbar, serve as an admiral
HE sunport for the stems of the tomato plant,
which when loaded with its fruit among the
spreading branches of the bushes, look like dwarf
trees in full bearing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

Mrs. BELLA FRENCH lcctured in Western town
not long ago on "Corsets Tobacco and Whisky"
A correspondent of the Chatfeld Ohio Democrat
says: "Her lecture has had telling influence on
our ihabitantS, Every man in our village has left
off wearing corsets aud most of the women have
sHit chewing tobacco and drinking whisky"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

AMAN in wapello, Iowa, got notion that Paris
green would cure hog cholera, and he tried It one
night with some swill. He had been correctly IN
again.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

Or the first edition of Cervante's "Quixote !,
only two copies exist in Madrid-one in the libra
" of the Spanish academy, the other in that of
the National. An association has been formed for
the production Of Photographic facsimile.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

MR.: GREELEY says that he remembers seeing
Longfellow's grand "Endymion" received in man,
uscrpt at the Office of fourishing weekly paper.
twenty years ago, which paid fifteen dollars for
it, and that one hundred like it would now find
eager purchasers ut $50 each
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

SUICIDE statistics state that more men kill them
selves than women. Women prefer drowning;
men blow their brains out. More single persons
commit suicide than married ones, and more d.
yorccd persons than widowed
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

AorSrIEMAx of Mexico, Missouri, recently had
some Paris Green prepared to put on his potato
vines and leaving the dish containing it on the
rroupd his fine trotting geldng got at it, and in
haling the dangerous compound, died in a few
hours afferwartl. The horse was worth $500.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

A RED LEAD manufacturer ofFrance has discov-
cred that the use of milk at their meals which he
has made obligatory on his workmen to the extent
of one ltre daily, preserves those employed in his
works free from any symptoms of lead disease.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

MANY young children and half grown girls are
afflicted with curvature Of the spine, which is
produced, the doctors affirm, by requiring them to
practice several hours day on the piano without
any support for the hack and feet
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

DR.. BApp recommends, as the best remedy for
fleas on domestic animals, the use of a few drops
Of nennyroyat When the feas are very numerous
n viii he better to bathe the animal in an infu-
sion of the herb.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

MEG. WRIGHT. of Deans Corners, n. Y, who.
wears ago, had trouble in inducing his bees to go
through an inch anger hole to make honey in box
ca. now makes mortise one inch by three, and is
uerftcfiv successful.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

JoHNSy was telling his ma how he was going
to dress and show off when Ire was a man. HIS
w., 49, aIohnny. what do you expect to do for
,an asAe's o., VIM GET 10 be a manir "Well, I'll
rst maI,;cd and live with my wife's pa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

WHEN Young Boston ladies visit the shoe store
in company with their beaux. they always can iol
No. ga. The next day they go alone and exchanse
them for No. SIS, which fit a little easier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

GeEEIEY- wrote something about sa a,n.,,,
Journalism advancing" The compositor ,n" '.acS'
it one of his agricultural articles, au
ed ont wildly on "Supurb Jerusalem artieh'Ae'
-JtcstOn Post.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

"Isyour brother-in-law really such lazy man.
asked one gentleman of another. Lazy! was
the reply; "why he's SO lazy, he mas ,.;th
ployed by. the month to draw his orea'a e''n
!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

A GENTLEMAN took a lady ont to ride, the other
evening and came home with a false curl attach
ed to the button On the side Of his cap. He won
ders how it could have got there
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

ALITTIE care in keeping children from eating
green fruit will be found more economical, than
the bills Of doctors and undertakcr.
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APPLEs.
BY EMILY HUNTINGTON MILLER.


This Is the side where all day long
fingered the sunshine clear and strong:
Down 10 the very core, know
Still is boarded the Summer glow.
can tell You where they grew:
By the orchard wall, where the brook comes thru
Crystal clear in the frost and rhine,
Lost in the grass in the Summer time.
That il the place where first In Nav
Pale blue violets hide away
Half ashamed Of their faces fair
When blossoms whiten the branches bare.
Gnaried and twisted the tree has grown,
Leaning south, the wind has blown;
Here and there are the scars that show
Terrible Winters Of ice and snow.
Fair and tender the blossoms cling;
Year by year, in its shelter wide.
Callow nestlings the rohlns hide
Fear by year. when the Summer days
Melt aud mellow in golden haze.
Bright - jewels the apples shine.
Swelling with Autumns odofous wine,
Leaning over the orchard wall
One by one you may hear them fan;
One by one from the dear odd tree,
That fed their sweetness for you AID de.
HE entire alphabet h found in these four lines:
God gives the grazing OK his mat
He quickly hears the Sleeps low cry;
Bot man, who tastes his finest wheat
Should jSy To in his praises high
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTTRE DAYS.
RY THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
II SlS 7th street, opposite Post Oflce


TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF A BFAU-
TTiFyL TRsgT OK LA .S4 ~ THE COUNTY
ACRES, MORE Or LESS, on THE SEvESNTTai
SIREET hoAP, At THE iNTERSECTION
HOME TB hvi FIRST H5HsE T nS TTpat r wFT
sEvESTH sTREKT RoAb. AA 'AiA oN
vI Mnnd Rt 'T s dGe; Of tTSsis t.
kLh 18th and November Ilsh. A u ISIS and rer5r,ii
respectively in Liber h. G. T., No - fpiia 2s} AMI
Liber T. and r., Ne. 4, folio %, of the Land Reorls
shall oRer tor sale, to the higb-st bidder, on the
premises, on 7 EsDAY, October IOth, ISL. Al D
and Hsre fully described follows, viz: An thai
piece parcel of ground lying in the SAID city AMI
District aforesaid, and CniaiuiBg IN acres three
rods ard twenty pershes bounded as foliaw.. vin
vision OF that part Of Bealls Plains, Lamar oufit
and lndolence- known as Sadswortb W h Ch wS con
snd ltilam II Tayloe, by deed bearing date March
18th, lo5i thence With the north line Of said H.; No
north 81 degrees west 81 peTChes, Z. iu;er-act url
mead north line: therC Wit said line 6,A, " n
peFChes, ntrveect the NORTH lire of u. Ia . nut
road, - feet wEe, with the east liue Of a uc,g lad
oar road IS feet wide, es ". $50 perchsS: thence
south ~ de grees east 1&4 p@rches, 10 interst the
vest line ~ IAN street plank road; thence with said
line 81 said road = "a degrees f. l. p-rches. thence
II straight line to the beginning, except a. much
thereof "a vas released h. the said trustees ana enu
Neytd by v lillian A. Mundsr 10 Erastus VI Cbapi1
ali OF which Will more fgiy appear in Libcr 6es. folio
49, lie m pToNenl' nts c insist Of good two-stsry
Terms II sale: SS SO cash; of which A deposit of
10 VIII De required when fhe property is sold: th.
balance IN notes at and - months with per cent
interest," secured by deed vi tr'ISt on the premises
The terms OF sale 10 be complied with in i've days
after the sale property to be resOd, at cost and
risk Of dctsuiting purchaser.
cc HKfsTI sSt ihFEb}ERER Trustees.
Sc 9dSds THOS l.. WAGGAMAN, Aucts
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TOMORROW.
10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
b Ne. 3l9. southeast corner 9TH and ID SITS


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE MARINE
A BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated August
rnf seth. A. j.. 1856, and duly recorded in Liber r
2- NJ. H., No ~, folio 30 &c, of the land records
Tor Washington county. ID. C., and by direction of
the party secured thereby, will sell at pablo
ton in front of the premises at o'clock D. m. on
the following described part of lots numbered one
and thirty, (3O,l in square numbered nine hundred
and four, f94D in the city of Washington beginning
for the same at point the line of Sh street east
forty ye feet north from the so heastcO Of
said square and thence running west twenty ial feet,
thence north four 4 feet, thence west TO the line of
lot numbered o. i'm said square, thence north to
the line Of said lot numbered thirty, go thence west
nineteen 40 feet and seven ~ inches thence north
tweDty-one t) feet thence west eighteen S) feet to
the public alley thence north along said alley four
D feet thence east 10 the line Of said Sth street. and
thence south along said street TO the place of begin
ming, together with all the imprOv einents thereo,
consisting Of two fine three story brick buildings,
nearly
The above is very desirable business property in
the eastern part of the city.
Terms: Onethird in cash, of which 500 must be
paid az sale; the deferred payments TO be paid with
interest in g. IL and Is months from and after day Of
SALE and to be secured by deed of trust to the salts
faction of trustees. Terms to be fully complied with
within seven days after day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell after week
notice at the risk and cost OF first purchaser All
convey ancing and stamps at the purchasers cost
T mn H. rW = AMMRniap.v : Trustees.
se2-eo8ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts. .
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EVENING STAR.

A ROMANTIC FEMALE ADVENTURE
Irene Robinson, nineteen years OF age, who ran
from her home in Peoria, IRiaGis. two years
ago, was found in New York Saturday night,
dressed in boys clothing. She had assumed the
name Ct William Frank, and worked as team
SCR, latOrer and canal bOatman. She was last
o., a canal boat at Troy. She gave herself up to
tie police and asked to be sent home. She ran
away fTC5n home because her father wanted her
40 marry against her will.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

HOtftHg Special TERN, SEPTEMBER S, ISL.
10 the case - James Hamilton Saville, executor Of
SEoItsE WOOD. deceased, the executor aforesaid
Lss, win the appreciation Of the Supreme Court Of
.hs hiStrlc OF Columbia aforesaid, appointed TUES
bAl = pt ntsr the 18th 1877, for the final settle
et ado distribution Of the personal estate Of said
N'Cea-esi ara % the assets in hand. "a far as the
s ZANE ~, 9 be-h collected sni turned into money;
wen e Sief~ All The creditors and heirs Of said
a ctas.si are nolhed In attend. with their claims
prop-5iy youchesi or they may otherWiss By law be
eXciel from all benefit in said deceasef's estate
Pyoc'dsd a copy Of this order be Published once a
week for three weeks In the Evening star previous
90 said day. - F''
Test: A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
se4mA Per J. J. OFT, Dep.
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DIED.

ECSEFR On the lstb instant, after short and
rafrfuI illness. HARGARET EUSlER, in the sd
year 81 her age -,
Her fuI,ersl viii take place on Tueslay, the 10Th,
-, yi1, R,rfi-t IhUrth, on street, between "a
and 81, leland. Her friends and relatives are in
vitsd to attend.
SWEENT. On the 18th instant, ELIZA ID.
EVFFNT. in the ylst year Il her age.
REQUIEM Macs at Carroll Hall, At 10 O'Clock to-
Ut.rroW TUESDAY morning. Relatives and friends
Cf the fadniiy are invited 10 attend.
YOUNG. On the 10Th instant. At the residence of
AIr George Gibson, Mrs. ELIZA YOUNG. in the
eth wear - her
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HAMILTON d PEARSON,
No. AZ. N q. A. BUILDING,
a H-u 9rH AND ID srRsRfs.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA,
Hoidtng a Special Term, AEEHa fs, 1877.
In the case 81 IA. Clay Stier, Executor of
ALICE r.. WARDEN, deceased, the Executor
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District II Columbia aforesaid, ap-
pointed SAT RpAY s. ptembr 2h, 1877, for the final
setteBt snd distribution Of the personal estate of
saii deceased, and OF the assets in hand far the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified TO attend, with their claims
properly vOacbed. or they may otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceaseis estate:
PTOrided, copy q this order be published once a
week for three weeks IN the Evening Star previous
10 the sad day. Test:
A. WEBSTER, Reeisterof Wills.
se4-fn - Per JAMES J. OFT.
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RY q. W. HAyENNER & CO., Auctioneers,
- o43 Louisiana enue, I'd door east of 7th At

RY g. W: HAyENNER & CO., Auctioneers,
~ oA3 Louisiana avenue, ID door east of 7th st.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF VERY
rALSABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
sTREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, recorded In
Iiber 66, folio Z9 OF the land records of Wash
Ineton county, District Of Columbia, and BY direc-
ton Of the party secured thereby, shall, on WE'D
NEspAf, September 90, ISL, at O'Clock D M
oner Tor sale st auction, all the property mentioned
m SAD aeeS 81 trust described As follows All Of lot
dred and sev enty seven (x7j except the northeast
ern part thereof, fronting twenty feet on north II
street with depth OF sixty feet the portion OF said
Iot conveyed or intended to be conveyed being con-
tanned within the following description Beginning
AZ me northwest corner Of said lot number fifteen
I5 and running east street forty -One feet one
inch, thence south parallel with the east and west
lines OF said lot sixty feet thence east twenty feet
TO the east line OF said lot thence south with said
east line ninety nine feet to the southeast corner Of
said lot, thence west with the south line forty-six
feet one inch TO the southwest corner Of said lot
thence north with the west line forty four feet 90
said alley fifteen feet 10 the southwest corner of the
front part Of said lot and thence north by and with
TIE west line Of said front part of said lot one hum
dred and sixteen feet to the place of beginning
The improvements consist Of two fine fOur-story
press brick front houses, being No. GAS aud $50 3
street northwest.
six and twelve months with interest at ten per cent
per annum secured by deed OF trust on the prem
lees de posit Of $50 ~ the sale, and the terms Of
sale TO be complied with In ten days after the sale
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of The purchaser D.. EATON, Trustee,
seS-d Q. W. HAyENSER CO., Auctioneers.
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A TRIPLE EXECUTION-JOhn Williams,
Alfred Delarroux, and Noel, alias Madison
Hampton, all COlOred. were hanged on Satur-
day, in St James parish, Louisiana, for the
murder of Frank Monteath, Nav -. The ex-
CcutiCn took place on the spot where the murder
has committed. The sheriff, eXecutioner,
taller, and guards were all CO!OTcG.
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~ +. Il. MCGUIRE,
} Real Estate Auctioneer, 1906 r street.

RYF. B. MCGUIRE,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 1906 street
AA viii sell on THURSDAY, the 2lst dsy of
E"& September. at o'clock, in front of the prem
rAises, parts OF Lots 20 aud IS. in Square lSO on
l6!h street, between and q, lots l6 feet inches
wide by ITO feet deep each, improved by two new
two story pressed brick front houses containing six
rooms each, with bath rooms, and water pines
complete. They will be sold ~ parately.
Terms OF sale One third cash: balance in twelve
and eighteen months, secured by deed of trust non
the property. All convey anCing at the cost of the
purchaser. f. B. Mcguire
se6-d&ds Real Estate Aucticneer, 1 500 street
TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
4 IN PENCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
81 BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated May 10 1870,
- and duly recorded IN Biber II. B., No, 3, folio
So, ct seq, one Of the land records Of Prince
George county, MARYLAND, shall proceed 10 sell
Oh MONDAY, September %, 1871 at 4 o'clock u m,
Oh the PREMISE, the following described valuable
Farm, lying ia Prince George s county Mi, known
az" Bealls Farm" addition to Bacon all and Que
beck, containing 400 acre. more less, according
70 The metes and bounds in said deed set forth aud
being the land formerly owned by James Smi ie sit
nate about u miles from Washington, d G., near
the line OF the Baltimore and Potomac AMI Baltm lre
and Ohio railroads.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and years
with interest secured by deed OF trust Deposit Of
ScO0 to be made time Of sale. STAN ps and convey
ses-eo&ds CHAS CONS. CALLAN, Trustee
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GALL AND SEE
TIE LARGEST,
TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF
SLATE MANTELS,
Not excepting Boston, New York PhiIeieIohia And
Baltimore.
Also,
AfRBLE 3AETELS AND IRON
AANTELS, GAS FIXTURES,
TO SUIT THE RICH AND POOR-oNLY CoMK
AND EXAMINE.
LATROBE STOVES, CRATES. RANGES, PAR
LOR HEATERS;
and great variety Of other goods; in part
NVS-EXPLOSISE LAMPS, PATENT ARGANp
OIL BURNER. WILL FIT ANY LAMP
SOMETHING NEW.
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HvThe Timber Heels is colOred base ball
club in Ia Grange. ga.
pyHllck SIX stockings and pumps are COM
in.. i'm 81 New York.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiunrera
- $40, Southeast corner Seventh and D st5
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner Of 9TH and d streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND Eth STREETS WEST
q By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
- Court Of the District of Columbia in Equity
~cause No. 1850, will sell. at public auc;ion in
front Of the premises on THURSDAY, the 2Ist day
of September, Isl, at O'Clock D. m. Lot Is, in
Slmare pa, in the city Of Washington, ID. G.
This Lot fronts 81 feet 4 inches on Massaciusetts
avenue, tween Fourth aud Fifth streets westi
Terms One third cash. balance az six and twelve
months for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
Ing interest from the day of sale, will be taken and
lien retained on the property deposit Of 100 will
be required ar the time of sale. All cony eyancuo
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser.
sel2td GREEN WILLIAMS Ancfs