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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-07
A Great Outrage.

News comes that the western
branch penitentiary has been estab-
lished at the head spring of the San
Marcos river. This will utterly de-
file and ruin one of the most beauti.
ful streams in Texas, or il the
world. We regard this as an out.
rage of the first water, and should
be denounced by the entire press of
the State. The San Marcos is one
of those exceptionally beautiful
streams, that in limitation of the
example of the Federal government,
the land around the head spring
should have been reserved and set
aside for Il State park. Instead of
that, n set of commissioners, utterly
devoid of the sense of the fitness of
things, have located there n penal
colony, to def!e it by moral and
physical impurities. We hope our
brethren of the press will join us in
protesting against this desecration.
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y
Apples" No, a burned sight better!
Don't you take no interest? Walt.
Flowers, joel knOw'd you'd like 'cm--
Amt them scrimptious? amt them h
Tears, my boy WOts them for, Joey:
Thcre-poor little Joe-don't cry
| was skippin' past a windcr,
Where n banS-up lady sOt,
All amongst II lot of bushes
Each one climbln' from pot;
Every bush had flowers on it
Pletty? Mebbc not! Oh, no!
Wish you could II seen 'em CROWN,
IL was such Stunnin' show.
Well, ! Thought OF YOU, poor feller,
Lyin' here so sick and weak,
Never KNOWN any comfort,
And puts ON lots q cheek.
"MissuS," says /, "if you please, mum,
Could | AK you for II rUSt?
For my little brother, missus-
Never seed one, suppose"
Then told her all about you
How bringed you up-poOr Joe
(Laclkin' women folks 10 do IT.
Sich "a imp you was, you know
Till yer got thai awful tumble,
JiSt as | had broke yer in
(IIard work, too) to earn yer livin'
Blackin' boots for honest tin.
How that tumble crippled you,
Sos you couldn't hyper much
doe, it hur,cd when seen you
Fur the first time with your crutch-
"But," says, "he's laih up now, mum,
Pears to weaken every day
Joe, she got up and went To cuttin-
That's the how of this bokay.
Say! it seems to me, ole fellcr,
You is quite ycrSeli tonight;
Kind o. cnirk--its been II fOrtnit
ScncC yer eye has been so bright,
Better. Well, Pm glad to hear IL!
Yes, thcr'rc mighty pretty, Joe.
Smeliin' of 'cn S made you happy?
Well, thought 1t would, you know!
Never see the country, did you?
Flowers CROWN everywhere
Some time when you're better, Joey,
Mebbe kin take you there.
Flowers in heaven? Nj s'poSe so;
Dunno much about it though:
Amt as fly, as wot might be
On them topics, little Joe.
But I've heard IL hinted somewhereS
That IN heavens golden gates
Things is evcrlastin' cheerful
B'lieye that's wOt the Bible states.
Likewise, there folks don't git hungry;
SO good people, wen they dies,
FINDS themselves well fixed forever
Joe, my boy, wot ails yer eyes?
Thought they looked a little sing'ler.
Oh, no! Don't you have no fear;
Heaven wuS made fur such as you is
Joe, wOt makes you look so queer?
Ilere-wakc up! Oh, don't look that wa
Joe My boy ! Hold up yer head
Here's yer ilOwerS-yOu dropped 'cm JOe
Oh my God can Joe be dead ?
-ISew York Graph
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1t is noticed, but not explainabie,
that the party who manipuiates the
''boss fiddler in al orchestra in invari-
ably bald-headed aid that If the big
drum in bnrd is very big drum, it
Is always pounded by a short, fat man
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1ng DALLAS aGRlLD pGlNIlNG CONl ~,


Huisrflpti1u uur nuuutl ln nNN'h''."
antatHpiluu, ,HN muuihH, DIT.
NDVERfi4lNG one square uel
biaslyr typeI si ~ fur the Hrst and li N'a
Tor eHnli ntllilluuui insertion.
fsOur Clufgr tIr announcing y cniti
Tor any otieoiaslI, lnynhlr liiyhilhhy '''N
th0nnnOunCoinNut is Inserted
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pOOI; I.IrTi.l. JOE.

BY PEGLEG ARKWRIGIIT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-07

Prop yer eyes wide open, Joey,
Fur I've brought you sumthin' great.
Apples: No, Il burned sight better
Don't you take no interest? Walt
Flowers, joel knOw'd you'd like 'cm--
Amt them scrimptious? amt them high
Tears, my boy WOt's them for, Joey:
There-poor little Joe-dont cry!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-16
Average Daily Circulation, 14,62S
Taxes Elsewhere.

AS the question of taxation is an absorb
ing one here, IL is n matter of interest to
known how other communities are taxal
In Baltimore. although the tax levy for 1873
will he the same, the american says a. that
OF last year. being - and a fraction of a cent
for city and state taxes, IL il known that the
details in the levy will be quite different
For public school purposes the rate of tax
last year was n cents less than in I S69 when
the rate was = cents). This year IL is ex-
pected to be much larger, as the erection Of
so many schOOl-houses has mate this neces-
sary. For the City Hall sinking fund the
levy will be the same as that OF last
years cents. For internal improvements
the levy was last year 40 cents; in 1873 IL was
only cents IL is understood that this wear
10 will be at least 10 cents For the police
department the tax last year was % cents,
and for miscellaneous stock 10 was % cents
The amount of taxes collected last year
amounted In ., 2IS ,2O6.1s. Many members Of
the city council are OF the opinion. that
paper says. that the city authorities shouIi
apply 10 the legislature at its next session
Tor permission TO issue bonds for school pur-
poses and matters OF internal Improvement
This would enable the city Il make the
necessary improvements from time TO time
without increasing the taxes tOa large extent
IL is held by many that future generations
should aid in the payments of debts CON
tTacted for Improvements which they will
enjoy.
1t will be seen that Baltimore, with pop
ulatiOn nearly three times that OF Washing
ton, and with more than ten times the wealth
of Washington. pays for both city and state
taxes but =, 223S DOS, a sum much less than is
levied upon our city under the onerOus
construction put upon the recent law of Con-
Sress- IL appears evident that the rate of
taxation is not only less in Baltimore than
in Washington, but that the rate of assess
ment is exceedingly lenient there, otherwise,
even at the moderate rate OF taxation there
the amount realized would be much larger
in that wealthy AMI populous city than the
amount named. Notwithstanding the taxes
are so much lighter in Baltimore than ours
II viii be seen that it is proposed TO yet fur
Their tighten them there by the issue of bonds
for school purposes and improvement pur-
poses ON the ground that all the cost of i'm
provenents for the benefit of future genera
lions should not fail wholly upon he tax
payers OF the present.
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Canal ProSneess

The last usual weekly coal report from
Cumberland, which appears in the Baltimore
~" OF this morning, states that the coal
shipment from Cumberland To Saturday last
was 6e,6is tons less than to the same period
of last year. The Baltimore road mas carried
less this year than last by Is, 500 tons, and
the canal by l3,ls5 tons, whilst the Pennsyl-
yania road from Cumberland has carried
1,0a5 tons more.
This furnishes some inkling of what the
results may be Of the policy so wilfuIIy
inaugurated with reference to the canal
But another fact is noted yet more signifi-
cant and alarming. that a coal company 1.-THE
Blaen-AvOnl which has never before used
any railroad for shipment has commenced
shipping by rail to Baltimore, and at the
rate of $50 tons a day.
Opinions are various as to the underlying
motive of the suicidal policy adopted Whilst
some may suppose that sentence of death
has been pronounced against the canal, Others
have an idea that such is, by no means, the
case; but that the design is to render wharf
property at Cumberland and Georgetown so
apparently valueless that the parties in an
bush may, by and by, be enabled to step in
and buy and monopOlize at their own price.
In these days, when aggregated wealth is
the merciless battledore which knocks right
and left the bread and lives of thousands and
tens OF thousands, il is not easy to set limits
TO the gross inhumanity and wicked inciy
ism that pervade the air. One consolation.
NJ least, is left us, that there is an Overriding
Providence which ''shapes our ends rough
hew them how we will"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-16

The Springfield Rcpe'bticoI, a paper not ex-
aetiy orthodox 10 its party name, having
received the mail route lad" for western
Massachusetts, scratches its head obviously
and ASKS: "Can it be that the Postmaster
General Is really going TO advertise in the
fapers of largest circulation, like the mer-
chants, manufacturer and servant girIsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-16

The Alexandria, Virginia, mot Egypt pa
Pefs of Wednesday reached US this morning,
having been more than forty hours on the
way. That is 10 say, they have Travelled at
the rate OF about one mile in six hours. The
attention OF the post Office authorities is
again called To the matter
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Drcit Building corner 18th aud r streets
TRUsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
DISTRICT OF CoLUMsIs, NEhR rSi0N,
TOWN, ON THE ANACOSTIA ROAD, WITH
VR i'm pR MtSHTEs WALK OF TIE NAVY
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust to me, dated the
9th day of October, 1868, and duly recorded in
Liber 4 and X, No. z, folio ~, one of the land
records OF ashington county, District Of Columbia
and at the written request Of the party secured there
by, will sell AZ public anction the premises, TO
18th at clock p. m, the following described real
estate that piece parcel Of land lying and sit
uated In washington county, in the District Of Co
lumbia, and described follows Beginning at q
stone planted on the southeast side Of the roai from
Uniontown to Benning's Bridge, and the northwest
corner OF that part Of the tract Of land called Chi
chester which sold by John ~ Smith 20
Charles A. krause, and running thence with said
4Sh deg, east 90 90 feet thence south 50 deg west
81. 10 feet to the dividing line between Charles A
krause and Mrs. Otterback, thence north IS deg .,
west Ui 9 feet, thence north 30 deg east SIS feet
thence north 3sS deg, $50 to the beginning
containing i've acres. more less.
Terms Of sale: One half cash. the residue in equal
payments in six and twelve months, with interest,
the premises SaO to be paid down on the day Of
sale. Conveyancjng and recording to be at the cost
of the purchaser II the terms of sale are not com
piled with in i've days. the trustee the right
to resell on ten day 5 public notice. at the cost an
rsk Of the defaultng purchaser.
SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee
mario cit YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
EDNESDAY, April 2Ist, same time aud place
apis YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auc,s.
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Gov. Dingley. OF Maine, has written a
letter 10 Mr.. Blaine, the chairman of the
republican state committee, declining to
allow the use OF his name for nomination for
third gubernatorial term. Mr. Dingley has
made an excellent governor, but he is also an
excellent journalist, and doubtless he finds
his own profession more congenial than the
tread-mill routine of gubernatorial duties.
But his fine qualifications for public service
will. undoubtedly, call him to prominent
position in the future
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Daniel Pratt will be Disguised to know that
his hard-earned title, ''the Great American
Traveller" has been awarded To Vice Presi-
dent wilson As both are candidates for the
presidency, Daniel Will think his competitor
seeks TO outmile him before the American
people.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON CAPITOL HiLL-
80 By virtue 81 a deed e tru.t dated 2,th iAy Il
- December A U. lS-s, and duiy recorded "a
- lber Nc. 7G7, folio ~. Of the land records Of
Washington county, District uf Jolurfss, sni by
direction q the party secured thsr5by iflvTi.8g
will seil pubiic auction. on FRIDAY, the
10Th day of April. lSS 1T o'clock y m, in front
Of the preuses. being Lot VI sui the west half 4
Lot N, in LoCmis' subdivision - lots . :, and
and Is, in Square numbered eight hundred anl
seventy four, tSs.l
This Lot has frontage of thirty feet on y street
east. with a depth Of one hundred let
Terms: One half cash, and the balance in sir
months. With interest ~ ten per cent. from dsF II
sale secured b. deed # trust the prcmise ssli
deposit of so will De required If thu purchaser AZ
the time e sale. aud all convey ancing At the
peuse , the purchaser IL ., rms e sale not
piled with IN days, the Trustee reserves ths
right - re-cii the property ~ the risk snd cost 4
the defsluliiug purchaser, siter i've days advertise
meut.
sp5 eoSds I'm SAUNDERS, Tr is,ee
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POWERFUL REDUCTION.

Dow ERFUL REDUCTION.
AND CHEAP DRY GOODS AT
CA R R'S.
s07 MARKET SPACE.
eco yards extremely fine new style yard wide
IkENCH PERCALE, in beautiful figures and
$50 yard beautiful silk and wool POSGEE, ali
BLaGR H plain Rl.id and strpes
% pieces IF new BLACK ALPACA, very fine, Very
BLACK OK: AsHMEEE, extremely fine. worth 81 se
s pieces pure Liner Table pAMAsK, 50, worth y.
soX,srd: Feather Proof BED TICKING, CSC.
seam: ESGLisH sToGKISG sse s5c az male ~0'e"
Splendid ?. X, lie: apl6tr
nIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The copartnership heretofore existing between
the nndeIsigh.d, under the name and style of SHEER
ma C0 H1 INK !; this DAY Dissolved BY mu
Iii COOK hsTe'StO 70 under the firm name
JOHN SHERMAN. Js.,
Il. d. COOKE, JR.
We solicit Continuance Of the favors of orr cor
re- pondents and customers, promising our best eff
s'B SGs ihS1i ssn'inae to
Deposits subject to check At sight.
prompt returns made. Dividends, coupons and in
iected " '"'''u ''"'e' 'ohu' COL
Loans on collsterals and Oh commercial paper ne
Drafts issued for commercial and travelling pur-
poses on all Parts Of the United States and also on
London, Berlin Bremen and Hamburg which are
OF
States.
% sspSn svfa e az orders for
all marketable securities, and all information re-
G6nb AND sIv fhse CoS d nj
foEsgn and bought and sold ID Issues '0'h
and .. against ssn tho to Co.
pIsTk sIe I" and sale Of all classes of
Warrington, D. C., A rii Is. SIS. aplS Ct
Hbilss Is TO a GIVE N2TICE Ihat the sabseri
the District OF Columbia, holding Special Term n,
leTers q snIni;trs'ion on the personal estate Of
tis, deceased, all persons having Claims AGAINST
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
scriber on or before the 18th day Of Rprii neat
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all BEN
s emf q the said estate Given under my hand this
apl6 fst ANNA A. c. wELCKER, ADMINISTRATIVE.
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Distrc, Of Columbia, holding a special term, let,
on late The the b..ns s
SS,H 5na, a., deesased all persons having claims
% sa hss.sS S
.sriber, ON or before the sdHday of April next;
ent Of the said estate. Given under my hand this
ID day Of April, 1875. ' '
apl6 Iaw3w'k ORA L. PITNEY, Administrator.
| DARASOLS-Largest, finest and cheapest =
Il stock in the city. Save one dollar by buy :
apl5-lw Sos 9th st., OPP. Patent Once. =
| - SWISS MILK,
Supplies received weekly
FRESH SPRING BuT Hf.i
| In small pals; excellent, cheap.
| N. w. BURCHELL,
/ apis II 1892 y street
AT THE BATLlM0kE SHIRT FAC.
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tSuCcr~sor g. La'imcr q Ciesry.D
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Ilth street.
VERY nESlRAHLE BUILDING LOT on I.
STREET BETWEEN 10TH AND 20ru SIS.
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, April l6, ISIS, At : clock ..
m. IN 'front.' 81 he pTemises, VIII sell that -rY
- desirable property Known "a Lots h and e, in
LOOMS, subdivision Of original lot numbers, iifenR,
as, in square -. fronting 10 ut - feet the
side Of street. between 10Th AMI 3h streets n1rth
wet, with a depth 81 about lac Zee. q alley
This property l. we'll located good paved street,
and we'll worthy the attention ct purchasers.
Terms Il sale One fourth cash. balance IN fhrr"
ana six months, with pr cent interest ~'curel 10y
deed Il trust. deposit &C loo required when the
property l. bid OF. Ali convey aacng At the cost #
The purchaser.
Immediately after the above sale, will Sall part
If Lot No. ~, IL Square No IDb fronting y 4 tsi
the west side 1T ~. d street, between l. aud y
streets northwest, b depth OF is = feet 70 a
~ foot alley.
Terms at sale.
api3d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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T0-N0R ROW.

T1HoMAS BOWLING,
i AuctOneer and Real Estate Broker.
t>UcceSSor - La;mer y Ci'ary
Southwest corner Of Pe'us. avenue and Itch
WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAM y g
SUITES: WALNUT PiRLOR SUITES. Up
EOLSlEHED REPS. WALNUT M4EBLE
TOP SiDEBOARD. EXTENSION DINING
TIBLES AND CHAIRS. MARBLE TO p
TABLES; BRUSSELS. THEE Pay 4ND
iAGR4IN CARPETS. SILVER PLIIED
WAEE: OIL PlfNTlNGS. CHM 4ND
GLiSSWi \ r.: COOKING AND HEAT No
AUCTION.
81 on SATURDAY MORNING, April I7th.
" lSl5, at 10 O'Clock, in front of nav auction
~ rooms, date Lltimrr A ClesIy.b Sssr Ofice
~ tBuidiEg. shall sell an extensive and varied
assortment oi Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms cash.
apI52t IRepI THOMAS BOWLING. auctr.
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- III. NARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and tnciiareer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIA and streets y. w
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TRUSTEES SALE OFIMPROvEp PROPERTY
on STREkT; BETWEEN a. AND 81

IRISIEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET. BETWEEN a., AND IN
STREETS SOUTIIW EST, AT ACCrION.
- By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust, given
Ii 20 me: dated I'd day of April, A D. ls7i ard re-
corded IN ber No. 159, folio AS of the land
cords Tor ashington county in the District Of Co.
,umhs, ane BY request of the party secu-ed there
the 18th day of April. A ID, ISIS. at 30 clock D.
m, in front Of the premises, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground, situate ing and being in the
city OF Warrington, District Of Columbia, and
known as part Of lot 9, IN square five hundred aud
thirty eight. 1881 being the east part of sal lot
fronting twelve feet six inches on south street,
and extending back the same width seventy nine
feet SIX INCHES being part Of the same property
yeyed by Matilda Radclif, May 5th. A u. ISIS, TO-
gether with ali the improvements ways, easements
aud appurtenances to the same belonging, in any
wise appertaining.
Term. Of sale: ESQ and interest from April ID,
ID 1874 to day Of sale, aud expenses of sale in cash
balance in and L. months, notes bearing interest
and secured by deeds Of trust the property sold
IL the terms Of sale not complied with in seven
days from day of sale, the trustee the right
TO resell the property at the risk and the De
faultine purchaser. deposit Of 500 required "a
soon as sold. Convey ancing &c. al cost Of purchs
sers WILLIAM MEINkIN6 Trustee
apo DUNCANSON BROS aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FVTIKF nAN>.

n ATlsEg CLEARN.
Ia Auctiouesfs and Zeal Es'sta Rrok---
Souttucs corner - Penn sf-nnr Anl lta .fr,..
star One Building
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ ONT-A small MOROCCO Jag containing cart
- ridges, India rubber stockings and other ap
suitable reward by leaving it at Star Office ais 2.
/ OsTInn yesterday evening, small black snd
- tan TERRIER DOG with clipped 49,
ears. A suitable reward will be paid forA
his return 10 No 20 10Th street
Il CST-On the 18th instant, in the city parcel of
- kECEIPTS for city taxes and other re ceipts
rolled up in a newspaper Finder will be suitaR.y
rewarded by leaving them at No. 62s street norris
west with T.. T.. BURR
IT. GEORGE W. MITCHELL
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PAIR OF BAY HORSES AT AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY MORNING.. April I Z tn,
SNls95, a. ~ O'Clock, in front Of my auction
uns. shall sell pair IF BAY Horses, Is hands
high, peIfectb gentle, and will work anywhere,
years old. Terms cash
apis q THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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FVNHUUAS NOW ling,
l. Auctionear and Real Estate Broker,
tSucccssOr to LstiIrer & Claarv.s
Southwest cSrner Pennsylvania ayencs aud lItn Il
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hCNCANSOS BROS, Auct!oneers
u Southeast corner Of ?;h and ID streets n W.
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PERSONAL.

WARk1NG-To parties known 20 this Office who
w go about on the pretence of being authorized TO
repair the Singer Machine, notice is hereby given
s, una. !, not STOPPED ~W datsly They will be prose
LEWIS BAAR,
ap9-eotf Agt. Singer Mfr'g Go.
MIS- DIX. ELLIS, AMroloEt1, remains week
lVl longer; all who would learn of the past pres
en-, and future must lose no time in calling at 5l2
lo;h street northwest. Mrs. Ellis stands without a
rival in the science Of reading the stars ar5-eolm
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES.
"A Send address with stamp, for informa tion
MADAME DURENE, Post Office Box los, Wash
ingtOn, d. O. marl5- Ims
THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
on bx the late DR.. Darby will be continued by his
BROTHER at the Drug Store, corner of AZ street
and PeDnsylvania avenue COLONIZATION Build
1ng.D marl5 Inn
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' PniLiP 4 hkRSEILiF. rrus'"e-
msr1o-eo&ds LATIMER & CLEART, Aucts

pS~RT REQTEsT or 1liE GBASToRTNpER
above decd q trust together with the II
Trustees ana the party thereby secured, The ab1s .
sale '-tpCnci until Til RSDAr, April ~, lss.
sas1' tame and place. -
M IAFfhkk & ffEaRN Anrfz
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NvOCNG MIIpLhTpN, Au-flsnear-,
u Real Estate and INSURANCE Agenfs.
L. nrCit Building. corner IN aut streets.
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ar2 lot sAMJEL p. sMiTH, Trustee.

b. TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unt.I
WEDNESDAY. April 2lst, same time AMI place
apis Young 4 MIDDLETON. Au1ts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

L. J. SWEET,
Il. Real Estate Broker ant tucffNnesr.
No. s1l 9Th street, opposite L ). Post osice.
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AUCTION SALE or A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING Lot ON TIE EAST SIDE OF THIRD
SlEELT. BkTMEEN AND e STREET.,
NORTHWEST.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE ,SrsL rs
IAIk N THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
TOWN, on rHE ANAtOSria Road, VITA
IN TN NlNlrES WALK of 1HE y Any
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TVNHoMAS BOWLING.
Il AuCtioneer and Real Estate Broker,
tSuCce~sor O. ia'imeT q Cieary.l
Southwest corner Penna- avenue and Ilth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-16

AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
LOT, on TIE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN SAMSON AND %
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- On TUESDAY, April 20th, ISIS, AT q O'Clock
.. m, viii be sold, AZ public auction, in irogt
81 the premises, Lot numbered So, in the s1bdi
vision Of Square numbered l9l, fronting on I5ts
street % feet inches, by depth Of loo feet
Terms easy, and will be made known a; tine Of
"a }, J. 7. C0LDwELL,
splsd salesman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-16

Young MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
lie Droit Building, corner eta aud r streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-16
FOR RENT AND SALE.

J'oR RENT-kIegani OFFICE ROOMS Plants
II building. Apply ioJ. W. 2 MYERS, Room !, ,
Piants Building, Esh and New York ave. apo ~