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1thaH now becoma a1nito necessary practice Il
alleged criminals awaiting trial to air the,nsc!;a
In tic public prints. and JoHS D. LEE. nu;ho
and devscr of the tragic horrors Of tl1o Ill iii
tain Mendow Massacre, of which tho first is1u
story was published III THE rn1RuNE son1e wt'la
ngo, is not tho 1nan to neglect his opportn.sf7
In q letter to ono or Ills many daughters, Hrs
DoLrov, OF Salt Iako City, published III hi
Herald thereof, 31r. LEE broatbes reHignat:o;.
Tho reader will ahEddtr to learn that " he !m
been rathcr intlispvse1 for about q week, Ast
that confinement has q tendency TO imI'ar III
health" Of course this il very shocking! III
certainly should not be confined, dear old laaA
but murder tand suel murder j is not u bali 't
olYe!sa, aud Afr. LEE mist tako hH placo viii
lcsB distinguished butchers, Tie lelicata 81.
lueion to cbaius around lis yonornblo ankou vi
havs no hesitation n ptalup;ng all ingenious lc
tion to arouse public sympathy. However, III
comforting to think undor tho circuustancaB thd
this butcher, this lend in human form, this ,lon
s!er Of cruelty. this wholesale murderer Of me 10
peatl 4 tag Of truce, this raYisher Of Wtne1
widowed at his orders, this torturer Of hcl,,iea
babies, this incarnata demon Of treachery, 10
vcnge, and biuodiueBs, 'iiivea," as ho sayI IL
does "i.. hopes Of better days, 'wl,on tin
| wickad shall coaHo from troubling and tho hca.1
are q. rost :" that ho - IN sometimes lol TX,
claim in the language Of the Savior, u am :'as
Of sorrow sud acquainted with gricf,'" mud Elai
| "hopo is like au auchoy to hia soul. 10th ann
| and stoadfast, reaclling within the ya1e." Tilt
| publication Of this letter. tue awful cor.Tgsi
calad up between tho l'riuce OF Poace, tha t;o.t
| Slepnerdt tho Friend Of little children, hy i
demon stepped to hiu lips in tho blood Of ri low
| and orphans may hayo moving effect ,rns
public sentiment. Dut we question whothe: u
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Lux blt1A5 t4AGI ll!A1 III" tAu VI liz fu4A5s
Mr., ADAMS statement furnishes ample col1,-
1nentary on the obstinacy with Which tho
city officials persist in adlering to tho unsafe
and rejecting the safo mode Of assessing aud
collecting tho city taxes.
In ell tho discussions by the city officers,
both ns regnrtls the present financial cou-
dition Of lilo city md tho ronloaies and pre-
yentiyes Tor the future, onu striking and
Startling fact is never alluded to, mud that il,
That tho city each year approsriates md e%-
ponds an average OF half million Of dollars
aaoss than tho tax-leyy Of the provions year,
M collected, will cover; and for tllia annual
deficit ,o provision il over made. until now
| it has reachel colossal proportions. The
| fnet Is tho whole financial machinery Of tho
| city il run tho wrong end foremost, and with
annual deficits, fai1nre to collect taxes, defec-
tive assessments, attempted tax sales under
| Dill 100, a1d interest on special loaus, tho
| city " now In arroar OH its current expendi-
lures to Nh nmount thus Is not pleasant or
comfortable to contemplate, to state it mildly.
It has been customary Of late to refer to
the GAoE defalcnt!on as an answer to every
criticism upon the condition of the City
Troaznry but the faot Ia that tho city has
taken botween SG00, 600 and Ss7o0, 900 Of the
money rsooiyed from tho oanal fund which
was aet apart for building \ City.Hhl and
has used 1t for ganerai purposes. Tint SUN
~ greater than tho GAos doialoation, and th<
City Treasury, therefore, alaa hha tho use Of
greater Ruln from tho one sousao than It loa
!; by the other.
Tho Comptroller In saa toutss af hh ~
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IliIsEl.


BYRON. September 10. Of typhoid, Miss ELLa
N. BIKoN, daughter of James aRd Jane Byron,
Friends are invited to attend her funeral from ber
latter r reslVLCe, 1905 az street 5yutlue-t. ON
Sunday, the l2Ih, st D m.
LYNCH. In Georgetown, on the morning OF the
nth Instant, kDWEED LYNCH, Hfter q l0uE and
Rn.h.Y.
ODER. On Friday morning, 10th instant. MARY
n daughter q ttaI Kiln 3 and Mary A. Ob-r,
Funeral fro-1 her parents residence, Gil l0th
sLItdi NA.y aatd, on sunday, I'm Instant, az
cCl CT p M, 20 which friends and relatives Of the
family are invited. 2
STUART. On Friday, 10Th instant, CHARLES
EASEL sTUAkT, iniaut son q Frederick N. aud
Bessie NJ. Stuart, sged years aud 10 months
Relatives and frieuas are respectfully requested
70 attend the funeral from MS fathers residences,
~ "a street s'ut Invest, b-tN een ID Il, ON
SUNDAY, 18th instant az p. m.
We watch HE Joyous life unfold
ats lev bern beauties day by day,
Our orghJ-eyed darling boy away.
Yet he has gone TO that bright land
" here tesrs shall never din his eye
here sWceter JOYS await his soul
Than this brief world could or supply.
Then 20 Thy will, Oh, God, we bow,
Aud pray Thou wilt cur he arts sustain,
And lead Us by Thy loving hand
NheTr We may meet our boy again
SHERMAN. On ThrrsdaE morning, September
Ara FI.zr BEIH ~.ur -est daughter of Hsnrv and
Anna BuG AN Sherman.
Her IA eTai viii take place from the Church Of
treTos u tie family are resEcc TALLY Invited 10 a..
tend.
SAUR. On the lU.L instant, after a short uInssz.
SsokS :, 9tlo,el con "a hudolph AID Carolins
Saur. ageq j. years aud months. IthiladeI Oils
Gld Br1Oklyn BapeTs please Cspy
Relatives AID lends % the family are respectfully
LIS Parents No. a3S a. street south, on su5daS
September l-thi n o cipck . m. q
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Trustees SALE OF HOT sEgoLD FURNI.
t9sTkSTs H Of Tuk WH2EHELI! !fso w TT ST
ShOi HOTEL. CORNER OF gTH AND n
ssTTRREEEfs NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUG
Il By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 2,th
day 81 January, 4; ID lST2, aud duly Tecoi ded
~ In Lber No. OIL folio No. 2si one of the laUd
tTecOrds for the District of Columbia, and bV
direction OF the party secured thereby shall PRO
ceeo 10 cell, AZ public auction, on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of September, n. ID. ISIS c JnImencing A.
part OF the furniture Of the house. name in
part
Green Rep Parlor Suite: Marble top Tables;
ktageres; Pier Mirror; French Plate ne lat Tree.
One handsome Mattel set; Brussels Carpet:
Window Draper; Wardrobes; Window Shades;
Rockers; BedstesdS; Hair and Husk Mattresses;
MIrrors; Sofas aud Side Chairs;
LsmbreQuins and Cornfces; Walnut Watdrobes;
Walnut Bedstesds, Walnut Marble top Bureaus;
Walnut MaTble-tOp Wsshstands;
Painted Wardrcbes, Bedsteads. Bureaus;
Wsshstands, Tables, Chairs AID Rockers;
Ingram Carpets; Toilette Ware;
Plain ard Marble top Painted Cottage Sets;
side Tables; Lambrequins, Hall and Stair Carpets:
Sidebosrd: Dining room Chairs and Tables;
Tin Toilet Sets; Oiicloth; Clock;
Lot OF Blankets, Spreads, Sheets and Comforts:
Pillow and Bolster Cases large lot Feather Pillows;
Two Barber Chsirs; Hair 5clsters;
He'll and Stair 0llcloth and Crash;
China, g lass and Crockery Ware;
Kitchen Utensils, &C., &c,
One Iron Safe; one Clock: Pivot Chairs; Desk;
Cigar Case; Counters; Mirror Racks.
BARBER SHOP.
Mirrors; Glass Case and Marble top Tables.
Terms cash.
WM. r. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
sePlO I'd WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue ofa writ Of er facias issued out OF the
CLERK once OF the supreme Court Of the District Of
at p%ssSe auction p f5SHt Of the court house door
TENDER, 1875, at ~ oelock m, the following prob.
erty VIA parcel Of land situated IN the county,
vile turnpike road being the east part Of Lot No
., IN Block lg, to wit: subdiyision Of Howard uni
said lot g. running Is feet Wilson street. thence
north at right angles with said street $50 feet to
place Of beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, in the. District OF Co
ksmba, seized and levied upon the property of
Mary Jones, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No. 10.05s, in favor of the District Of Columbia
against Richard Jones and Mary Jones, surety
sep6-td ALEX. SHARP, u. 8. Marshal, b. q.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

a.ys hlssys On hAnd larss soe assorted .1oos
q AHtEkAcITE and BITUMINOUS OOAIE
Pldk, OAK aid HICKORY WOOD In the stick, o
saved and split; all kept under cover
Having the control OF several brands Of Innorte<
AID Domestic CEMEHTS and CALCIHED HAS
IERs, and handling yearly many millions Of BAN
dOb IATHs, am In condition 20 all orders Of auy
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity N
wnolesals and retail, upon farms that deb ocinps
Central 0fice-e23 Louisiana ayenrs northwest
Branch Yard-lst st., bet. b and q sts, southeegS
Wharf-Toot Of d street southeast.
oct31-ly WIN GUINAND
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Ri have bou ght my FIRST last was the
remark OF cobbler when he set up business
for himself
~ what people should know-that II they
SPOIL stamped envelope when addressing
III they can get the value in stamps by pre-
senting IL al the post Ofce.-BgTGto C5isrier.
~ Here is a pun of an advertiser by an
editor: "Mr. -, the distinguished decora-
tive painter, (see advertising column) in
forms his patrons that his imitation OF hard
wood Is superior To the natural article: for
instance, the latter being yellow oak, his
yellow Okerr
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y CLERGNMAN. meeting a little boy OF his
acGCalntauce, said, "This Is quite "a stormy
day, my son. "les. sir" answered the boy
this Is quite a wet rain" The clergyman
thinking 10 rebuke such hyperbole, asked N
ne ever knew Of any other than a wet rain.
Il never knew personally Of any other" re-
turned the boy; but have read I'm a certain
book ola time when it Tainei fire aud brim-
stone, and guess that was not a very wet
lainv
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EVENING STAR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m, 1879.

The HORRORS or CIVIL wAR-The fol-
.owln5 extract frorn letter addreSse by
lle Cariist General Castella to Colonel Dc
Eharetta is handed 10 us by the london 4 AZ
list Committee for publication. The write
had command OF the Qualifications at Villa
Ia. Ia, curing me recent engagement; 81 have
Outing my life witnessed some very sad
scenes OF war. and thought had seen the
summit Of human misery in the retreat OF
the Alny OF the East Tin 1907, OF which I
commanded the rear guard But cannot
r cali any impression which can De COM
pared with the feeling which experienced
on entering with L-igadier Nillareal the
prime pal street of Nilia4N..,, when a. was on
IRE from one end 10 the other. The crscklfng
OF the flames whose rel glare struggled
against the light OF the mid day sun. the
heavy crash OF windows giving way and OF
roofs FALLING in. the shrlekS OF fren-ted
women and the cries OF the children who run
with bare leet on the ashes, the grim despair
OF The old men. as they gazed with a dry eye
and fixed stare upon the scene, the impre-
cations OF the CarliSt soldiers rs parties OF
them rushed i'm hot pursuit of the incen-
diaries. the rattle of the musketry, all formed
ahorrihle spectacle which battles description.
l saw In a side street, between two burning
houses, woman lay stretched out on "A mat
tress, surrounded by little children half
naked, who were utteriug piercing cries
The atmosphere was unbearable. The Il mes
all but licked the paths; the burning ruins
were falling down on all sides quite close TO
them; and this family, abandoned in the
CONFUSION, were about 10 be either roasted or
crushed, / got of my horse, which was
dreadfully frightened by the flames AMI the
noise around, and / went up 20 where the
SICK woman lay. She was psral yzed. Her
hus bar d a mule driver, was away. Some
soldiers hsd carried her out OF the house be.
fore setting fire 10 il. The only thing left her,
ard thas by mere good luck, was the mat
tress on which she was lying. The heat was
becoming more aud more intense; their faces
We're crimson; the children. in their agony,
b'ed Their ShriekS; their poor mother
as she looked at them, weeping. and ca ing
the Holy Virgin 10 her aid. What could be
more heartrerding than this picture. framed
as IL were i'm fire2''- London Standard
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TTNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue of writ of eri facias issued out Of the
Clerks office of the Supreme Court oi the District
at public sale, in front Of the Court House door OF
said District, on M0NDAY z, the 2 9TH day OF Sep
scribec property, viz: Lot No IL, In Lcomis subdi-
vision OF Square No. IS, together with all and singu
washington, D. O., seized and levied upon as the
property Of Lobsiser and viii be sold 20 satisfy
s3eo ason, W.. x. Lebsger and VIM II. Barbour
ssp7-ts ALEx. SHARP, q. Q. Marshal d, q.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AsD OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-sEPTENBER Ia.IsTJ

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
5oosm., Fillmore and Wa, s,a;ioas
40 N Baltimore, Annsp liz, Frederick and
40 a n, 2 fillmore B-,asfr,' a. Rslay;
Bosl n baltimore and B-lsy.
soc q. N hicsgo, Colnmbus; ss1aasky, Cipeia-
IsIk B-rssisy a.s.E rt x.r FrT nL,5cs
SS1 . WIFE, pinsst a sRa sr branch
-IOa n. " a-hInEton juno ton aud FAY Stations.
ns @i s,rt Jim Pss sBd J" Way st.rion.
9 90 a NJ, Baltimore. Pgr,sy Cus. No Stops.
4 90 n. New York, FbiIaielphis, u 5stnn, Nor
fIk. Rait more and EilicotT CRY. Di-Her at
tpd "a, stations at 0Hy On S S3f Cars q Mere
SSSs M M FTadei5s, Wssh nd ne! gSac,ian and
Way Stations, Cvia MetrOp Titan BranchJ
34S M, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
5000 N .B,,tirnorr, Phi. delphi. 2sd Rsl.y.
bus; s ,ndusk5 Cineinrari, Deer PARK, b ;rke-
ies So iuEs- Psl'nsaH CarS Supper at MAY
f'ESIErg. BTs1%Ja't az ParksTs5aTs and Ben
$40 N Ha-er-toxn, Winchester. and Way
Stati - tTia Metropolitan Branch
7.2O m. Baltimore and Relay. { Way Stations
40 p n I.yimare and WAY stati5as
and o. - Fast ENP-cs5. Pullman Pai1rs
II25 p n Vast vSprez. Ppuzycn Ttr,fl CIR
caEo. s. Log,s ard P''tsjUg rri,doH change.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,15 m .ifiui. t. PHILADELPHIA New York
6DO So FA-f = pres
BGlfiu,orr ant W9y S,nftcHS.-- IL, 50, 80
and 80
For BCifi74rr. gad Ksigy.-7 20 a. m 800 and
Wee-S Oh a m > 30 and IL 2J = m, stopping
during thH w,sk <.
RIA TTgtHS STOP az ItafHcf Hotsl, Relay House
Sfdft0u
For further inf rnari'n apply Al the Baltimore
srd Ohio Ticket Of'ircs, " sshirstoG Station; aud
ia Per u-s isaDia venue. y here orders viii be
taken for BazGa- be checked and received at any
point in tne e %
THUS. X SHARP. Master Of TT tnsp 1rtatiOn.
l.. NJ. tOIE. General ii ket gent.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
iNe BETWEEN
wASHJBGTOB AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the 1lo Steamships 4. U. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week -<Scss.
y t.iPs betveeeL NEW YORK ALEX
AkDklA, W A : Ii g 7 N and=Sx&&l<<A
GEORGETOWN, as folows:-Leaye NEW YORK
nom Pier Il Fest River, every SATURDAY at4 ,
IN; leave GEORG ETOWN every TUESDAY st 10
Q. ~, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For full inforrnstion Apply % X. p. 4. DENHAh
business Office and wharf, b3 alter street, George
town, OF sf tss cce Of the President, near Pstrse,
bridge. j. W. THOMPSON, President
- FTetShfS delivered BY KnoI's Ex press ORDER
left at General 0flce, 500 Pennsylvania avenue
OF 81 the steamer Thsrf viii D. promptly ATTENDED
70
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PREFERRING DEATH TO THE WITNESS
STAND.-The body Of Mrs. Annie Stillwell,
which was taken from the water near He'll
Gate on Saturday, was exhumed yesterday
and fully Identified by her husband. She had
been subp9naed as a witness In a family
quarrel suit, and sooner than testify she had
committed suicide. She made known her
Intentions 10 some friends ON the day before
her death.-N y Saa1, 9Th
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A WEDDING SPoILED.-Last Saturday
evening a wedding was spoiled at Arbeiter
hall Kalsmszoo, Michigan. A girl was
about To be bound in the bonds Of mari
mony when IL was discovered that the BRIDE
groom had wife in the Detroit workhouse.
aud that be himself had been In Jail for
crime.
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GOVERNMENT SALE

WILL BE SOLD ct the Jeffersonyiile Depos a
EESDAY, the 22d day Of September, 1875, at 10
O'Clock a. m, under the direction OF Capt. Addison
Barrett. Military etorekeeper, u. 3. Army, q ouan-
tty Of old Pattern Metallic Hat and Cap trimming
6,40 Hat Castles, 8 -S6l Hat Buslss, 7J<3 Hat IA.
giles, ~ .SH Hat Letters, 20 rs Hat Numbers, So
Crossed Sabre, sN Crossed Cannon, IS Hat Wreaths
z6s Shells and Flames. l2i,793 Hat Feathers & S9]
Hat Feather Sockets, Ala pairs Metallic Scales ~
Gap Hair Plumes for Light ARTILLERY.
Terms: Cash, In United States funds
The property can be examined Of any TINA befors
the day Of sale, between the hours Of 8 a. m. and
%. "
The property TO be removed at the ex pense OF the
purchasers, within ave days after the day Of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
sus0-td Deputy 9. u, Gen., Depot Q, Il.
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SIN6U LAR HEMoRRHAaE.-A young man
residing at Usage, Mo-, last week narrowly
escaped death from q sudden and mysterious
bleeding at the lungs, eyes and nose. His
body was at one time covered with blood red
spIotches nom the size OF a pin-head up TO
that of q scent piece, but these are now dis
appearing, and the patient, though yet quite
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY Ia TENNALLY-


TRuSTEE's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPR0EED PROPERTY IA TENNALLY-
TOWN, ID. o., AT AUCTION.
- By VIRTUE of deed of trust, dated the 18TH day
A-a Of October, A. ID. $780, aud duly recorded in III
her No ez7, folio AZ, one Of the land records for
county, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, will sell, Oh TUESDAY, Septem-
Der 4th, 1875 at clock, in front of the premises
ali those two Lots Of Ground numbered three and
four, being part Of tract of land called Mount
Airy. lying and being in the county of Washington,
and District Of Columbia: Beginning for the same at
the end of the third line of lot numbered two, aud
running thence with said line ersed south Gig atty
and one half degrees; east twenty eight and half
perches to the eighth iue Of Mount Airy thence with
said line north one AID a quarter degrees, west
eleven perches to the end OF the said line; thence
eight and half degrees west twenty seven perches
to stake by the main road; thence with a straight
line to the beginning, containing and laid out for
one acre and seven eghths of of land be the
same more or less being the same piece Of land
which was conveyed by deed from Joshua Pierce
and others TO Louisa Phillips, improved by two
frame dwellings.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in two equal
payments at aud IL months, and secured by a deed
OF trust, wit notes bearing interest per centum
per anuum Conyeyancing at purchaser cost. 3 100
viii be required when the property is struck of.
JOHN E. COX, Trustee.
sep3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr
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BEATING THE CIGAR NENpER. -"IIave
you any nVe-CeLt cigars2' Yes, sir" re-
piled the clerk. "Have YOU any FOR ten
cents Yes, sir" 'lGaVe You any FOR nf-
teen ccnts?' pursued tie would be purchases
Yes, sir, We have. :" said the clerk. handing
out he box Would you take fellows last
cent for a cigar" rather Indignantly. eueriei
the customer. "Nes. I would" snapplShly
returned tie clerk. "Wel, there 90 Is" soi-
EMMY said the stranger, a. he deposited one
cent on the counter and walked OF with a
fifteen cent cigar.
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STEAMER LINES.
- E6ULAR LINE To
II N ossStH NE S1 H SSaRKK,nv.c,

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, July Il, 1875, the new and
elegant steamers
Lady Of the Lake and Jane MsseIey
viii make tour regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week, IT,
touching at the principal River Land -
THE LADY OF THE LAKE will leave WASH
lNGTOk every MONDAY and THURSDAY at
O'clock m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at D. m.
THE JANE MOSyLEY will leave WASHING
TOn every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 3 O'Clock D.
m, and NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
DAY st4p.m m.
Fare 70 Norfolk, 50: round trip tickets, So. Meals
and state rcuns extra.
EXCURSION kATES.-Round trip tickets ct re-
duced rstes 10 Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe and
We de B'Eau.
To Point Lookout and return, s25O; to Fortress
Monroe or Vue de Liam and return, IS. further
reduction 10 families of fifty cents each fare
Meals and state extra Tickets good on either
boat and until used.
For Tickets, SraterOOms Information apply Of
the Office OF the INLAND AND SEABOARD
COAsTlNG COMPANY. Room No. 2, National
Metropolitan Bank, ISL street, opposite Treasury
Department. jy0-ly
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NoTIg1.Fsftiss yho ,S S:sir: g D,sRese Of al
them Tor hiShsr cash price than any plaos IN ire
city, b. calling % addIessina Hn&z00, eIr ID
street, between Nh and loths norfhvsrt Prcnrs 4.
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~Milkmen are spending their leisurse
hours at watering places.
S1fwalls have ears, planks sometimes
speak-did you ever hear stage whisper?
0yoseph wore the first pui-back. Mrs
Potiphar pulled IL back.
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II Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
FeTeral Building, corner 7th and SITS. northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY ON THE MOTH SIDE OF LOU
lSIANA AXENUE, NEXT TO THE CORNER
OF 5TH STREET.
~ By virtue of a deed Of trust 10 me, recorded in
Iii Liber No 64S folio a. Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia, will sell at public anction, in
'front.' OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day OF September 1875, at O'Clock D. m, lot mum
bered TOUR M OF w hitcrofts subdivision Of part of
square number four hundred and fifty eight 1851
with the improvements, consisting Of substantial
This lot fronts ~ feet inches on Louisiana ave.
nne, and Is about As feet In depth.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day OF sale at seven per cent. per annum, Sc
cured on tn epropelty. deposit Of ESQ will be
required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale
sep6 EDWARD N. GALLAUDET, Trustee