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r<Anna Dickinson says that no man ever
winked at her. She is regardless of the fact
mat IL Is The lady's place 10 wink first.
Miss Dewitt, OF Johnstown, H.. was
married on the 18th OF September and one
hour afterward eloped with an old lover.
~The Herald OF Health announces the
remarkable scientific discovery thst'freckles
Indicate defect in digestion" which is real
ly something new under the sun.
GrTranscendentalism liftsup its over-soul
IN the hub on receiving the news that Ned
buried In Boston," Gone 20 meet Emerson.
~ Young lady-"Well, now, and what did
me SI Israeiites do after they crossed the RED
sharp girl (cayerly)-"Please. they put on
RS~They were husband and wife, and as
they stood before the soldiers monument She
asked; What's that hgger on top?" That's
goddess he answered. And what's a
goddess "a woman who holds her tongue"
be replied. She looked sideways at HIM aud
began planning 10 make peach pie with
The pits In il for the benefit OF his sore TOOTH
Won't you cut open penny for me.
ialher! said a little girl, when she came
nome from school one day. "Cut omen a
penny! What do you want me 20 do that
little girl, "Our teacher says that ia every
penny there are four farthings, and / want 70
see them"
H-At a recent examination for admission
10 lne oar, held at ottawa, Ill, among the
candidates were one woman and a colored
man. The latIer failed 10 pass: but Miss
Mary Perry, the young lady, is said TO have
taken the court the examiner, and the bar by
surprise, and 20 have passed the best eXamf-
nation by far OF any member OF the class.
AZ Sir, said lady 10 policeman who took
her elbow to pass her over the street eff L
wish you 10 touch me will ask you" No
woman OF high sense of personal dignity
wishes any man TO lay his hand upon her
thOughLcs>iy "- unnecessarily. Nor will
such womd ormit any kind OF rudeness
in the tOLe CT manner of men.-TcOrye ",
1tnTr.
- In one town in View jersey, when a po-
HCemtn laps al the door the next morning
ard says tLat though they are Respectable
PEOPLE he must next time stop them when
lhey are throwing coffee pots and putty pans
at each other aud disturbing the neighbOr-
hood. the man Of the house smoOths down
the sticking plaster and says he was only
celebrating his tin wedding.
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DIED..

tLolGHDl. ~ Long Branch, New Jersey, 81
midnight, on October 5tu, Of Ciphtltcr'a. NELLIE,
Youngest Daughter - Alfred aid tue late Endora
Ilonghly. aged koars, mouths and days
Friends o. the family invited % attend the IA
neral from iier father re- ience, b07 lOth street
northwest, on rlcay, 9Th instant, at O'Clock. q
Ray. On he 9Th Of october. 1875, CHARLHs CIIF-
ION BRowN, infant son Of Daniel and Mary l.. Raw,
aged months aud a days.
Funeral 20 morrow Friday }, 9Th instant, AT 81
clock, IRON the residence Of his grandfather Gil
hss Key, 1929 street northwest. Friends and
relatives are invited.
R0HRER. In Georgetown, d. c.. October 6th Al
% clock D. m, OF heart disease, JOHN l.. ROHRER,
IL the saith year II his age.
Relatives and friends are espectfully invited 20
attend his funeral, 20 morrow Friday J, October g.
al clock D. m, from his late residence, II Bridge
street.
WILLIAMS. On August 18th, 1875, at I O'Clock
q. m, at Old Crow Indian Agency, MT, ANDY
WILLIAMS, former y Of WashiI gtOn, ID. q.
His remains were inferred az the agency on thu
list His loss Is much deplored by host Of friends,
with whom he was great favorfte.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRE And OHIO RAILROAe.
New York and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-sEprEnBER 40. 1875

FROM WASHINGTON CITY
BOO rs 8siiinOre and WAY stations.
o"ss m bAtlmere, Annapolis, Frederick and
12osm s,Itimore. Brsaktaa a, Relay.
s.oos; m, Sew YORK. Cape May, Phnsdslphis,
. os sO,1on ssl iD ro, s.d Relay ,v c,,,,,.
' ssi g. IGui., Gassr.
town, ,red-riek, staun,On, Winches er end
VALLEY Branch. PayiOr Cars. D'"Hu al CSD'-
s.Ios NJ, W arlington function and Way Stations
ESQ !. M ss!ti%ors and way Stations:
20 90 SsiSofe and d %.S STATIONS N. Steps
loo nj Me- YORK, Ph n;,s Boston, Nor,
Ri'a, bn so nG m on suu day. B.lsnOTs
and Way stations onlyJ Pa1iOr GAYS 70 Ns1
3 30 p m, Baltimore, Lsure and Relay.
$40 m; si rrsde.iesi ws:hinst2n Junction aud
3.4s m, Baltimore, Frederick and WAY Sta
500 p m Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay.
e.o3 .. m baltimore. Anna polls and Way Stations.
$50 .. m Chicago, 81. Louis, Louisville, Colum-
SSpYg NJ MaTi,Hs.WE. BTsaIJast at Parses
$40 p N Hazsr.Io~n, Winchester, and Way
,,s Station via ae;roI ORC W. s s
7.43 .. m, Bal irBore and AI.xtRdria Junction.
go NJ, Iltt burg and Cumberland Fast tx
9 90 p N , PaIrirnore Fa-, Eypre--
Sl9 ?. M Eaitimore' PhlladelPhia, NaT York
snd Boz =, Fast Express Pullman Palace
I1.25 p. Fast Eypre,:. P,'l,1n 'Iry, 70 ga
Bv-ozfgsf 90 Grafton saudusky, Cincinnati,
Iuti lIar. lis
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9 rs , n r. Z 'u,t r.. Plilafel ph's, New York
ana i 81 p Vat FNVrr-s.
B1ifIElOTs rs.t ET.rg SfattaES-- N, 80, ! -05
ana 80 m.
For Baffraa-s qHd FsLag.-7 20 a m ) 90 aud
y 90 e r..
Fes;--s 90 a. M so, 10; ard 1I.2jp.m.,
STORM during the ~ock.
EgAE Toms Siag az Ttafscf Hots5, Relay House
sSf1ffCa.
FoT further irf ru,atfou .epTIy st the Baltimore
ard Ohio TirsCf OfiCFs- " a-hiDgtod station, and
{ - Penn. isauia ayeune. "a here orders viii be
taken for Els-e 4 be checked and received 81 any
point in TIE c.tJ
THCS Il SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
L NJ. fJtE- General iCket : cent
GEO. EpONTZ, General Az gent. sepiltr
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NERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVE- BETWEEN
wAsHISGTOs AND NEW YORK.

nere.fter the nns Steamships n. q. KHIGHT snS
John GIBSON will make eGuiAr week 400
~ trips bet~eesl NEW IQRk, ALEX S4AA
eE6RdHToWA, as q foiioS.NIs.,s New YoRk
nom Pier I, Eat River. every SAT- RDAY ct
M; leave GEORGETOWN every F8IDAY NJ \
q. n, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
FOR full Information apply 70 u p. A. DENHAm
business Office aDd wharf, So water street. George
town, ct the Zoe OF the President, Pstreei
bridge. J. ". THOM PSON, President.
~ Frefsnts delivered By knoIs Ez press, Orders
left At General Once, sos Pennsylvania sveuus
or 1T the steamer wharf, Eiu - sr0s,HtY sttsDJe-
20 safI-sF
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~ d y, AQCtlOleSr.
w fencceseor TO Green William., Auctioneers,l
Northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Nal ESTATE ON ORR STREET East, BE-
LMEEN AND STREETS SOUTH
~ BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated NJ arch 18th,
IL 4 D. 1873, duly recorded in liber 77b, folio SIG
one oi the land records for the District Of Columbia
aho NJ tne request OF the party secured thereby
sha ss AZ pubic auction, in front Of the premises,
on IN nhsDA1 October 7th, 1875, ut O'Clock D.
premises, situate. lying and being in the city Of
WsshiDston, IN the District Of Columefa, known
and &c cribsd pPon the ground plat or an of said
city as original lots mum bered eighteen rs nine
teen " twenty - and part Of lot twenty one,
beina the south thirty 5O feet and eigf inches
ont on 6th street. east By the depth of said lot in
sqnare numbered eight hundred and seventy -ei chit
leie,l together with the appurtensnces, (subject,
however, to two certain deeds Of trust, viz the first
60 secure me pay emit Of 81 s SO, two notes Of
gaie' payable IN one and two years from January
eth D. ISIS, with interest the rate Of eight per
centum per anDum. The second deed of trust 10 Sc
cure the pay ment Of S5Os Is, two notes of S4S4 OS
each; payable in one and two years from February
eth, 1870 with interest at rate of eight per centum
per anbum.D
Terms: One fourth cash, balance OF purchase mo-
ney In SIX, twelve and eighteen months, with seven
per cent Interest," secured By deed Of trust on the
property sold. deposit Of 500 will be required
81 time OF sale, and all convey ancing OF pur
chaser: IL terms OF sale are not Complied with in
seven days the trust the rig resell the
property at the cost aud risk Of desulng purchaser
or purchasers.
John 8. BLANKMAN,I r
JOHN J. hVANs Irus'ees.
octl-eoH' WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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Essch Arden with Good sIosse- ..s
q 9Ob0 Cbafa

Mr.. Albert Hall was, thirtv-one wears sco
a valued travelling salesman OF dry goods
nrm IN fearl street. Though but twenty
two, he had wife md two children. ui.
VIE Wa exceedingly attached 70 him, and
ne was apparently quite happy. Suddenly
ne disappeared. The grief OF his wife vas
great. Advertisements were inserted Az
detectives were EN- ployed, but 10 no purpose
HIS youngest child died. Ten years elapsed
s and ais wife sisrried scStn. Bier life was
she had no CHILDREN but her remaining son
% her first husband, reached maturity
married aud had four children, I'm whom
sne Iook much pressure. few days ago,
AIoert HAN, the long lost husband, called
npon friend az hts deserted wife. He was
i he SAID tired OF the hurndrum, uneventfdi
that bis wife would b better of szithoat
MIN. liz, ther6f fore. departed and hal led =
career OF subsequent excitement. though
Keeping rom intemperRnce His new aud
expensive clothing. AID q heavy gold chain.
denoted an absence OF poverty and he lOskaI
hearty and thriving. lie said he had travel
-, ,, m8ch I'm bis business Dut always avoided
New YORK or H. proximity. except on oae
occasion, when he called GA friends I'M the
SUBURBS 10 ask regarding hts wife. Ha then
learned that she had remarked. lie observed
liat ne had no desire 10 disturb her rev do
nestle relations, but wished % see his son.
lie therefore called on that Gentleman Ia
was well received. and offered q home. Tao
~ inc children DIED during his short stay.
ana az the bedside OF one the long parfil
iuA'and aud wife mot The lady had pra-
Nloustg known OF hlS visit. hgt did rot seek
10 meet hlm. Her dying graniChfli alone
Grew her Ia the house. Both were perfectly
cool IS they met. exchanged few comma5-
places ana separated. A day after the burial
ol Ire second child Hall lcit mis- sons house.
as he bad left his own home fn former tays
without leaNe-taklug or notice. and prlc,,,, l.
ed upon "A renewed lie OF unrest IL made
10 ahuslon VII le There 10 the nature OF his
pursuits or % his circumstance. Ths f,rrnss-
Mrs. Hail Is HOw a Mrs Storms Her second
marriage Il quite legal, without thu feca Ssif y
OF divorce from Mr.. Han. Hts absence for
seven years, without informing her OF his
existence, rendered her free.
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LET'S live while w..,.

Wnsl matters though time has been fix,nr
~ IRE row ee thoroughly live
The boards OF the past for us b1xtn,
Such good as the present car give
Nnat matters how many years coantea
what matters the tourne yingS done
l. with each were igher hetghtS mounts,
Ard by each some haven was won
Then waste Of the present In signing
No momcnt, no zephyr OF breath
Half living IL also half dying,
And signing anticipates death
". s. ShauslelT. 90 Bosfoa 7,,ras-,,p.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXAEpSIa, Va, VASE
IEGTOS AND GEOgGETOWH, II. O.
SAiLrNG OATS.
fsUE FISK =, North NEsryee, Pbfis.lsi s;s.E
eA1G RDEI, ST ~ 4. ssE-S~ =
FToIn - v ater street, GeCT xetc w., S5>SS
d. O., NOSUAY 81 , Z.
This line connects At Phlisceipb ik Iith Clyde ?
Regular Semi weekly Line If Steamers for Provi
aenco, Boston and Nov Enslsnd ststes. 80 vbsri
age he Boston Nv this line.
G. HYDk, Asout Scr n ofC
Nm. Z. CLYDE q CO, Phiisdeipbis
y. A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK, 20 Devonshirs street, boston.
~ FTeights delivered by knoxs Express. OF
dsrs left at General 0ffce, 6G3 Pennsylvania sV
nue., OF at the Stssmers' wharf. Vii he promstl1
attended to. sepS-t T
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MARRIED.

CAIDWELL-CLABk. At the residence % the
bride parents, October 5th, by Rev. DR.. chester,
Mr.. CHARLES I. CALDWELL. q Wyoming Terri
ID. &.
ERGMAN- ENGLISH. At the Church Of the
mmaculale Conc ptlOn, October 5, b. Rev. Father
McCarty, THOMAS ERsNkN, u Boonsboro'. MARI
land, 10 Lizzie daughter of Col James English, Of
Washington, ID. G. No cards.
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ENGLIsH Ivl.-The use OF English IvieS
Tor the purpose OF decorating living rooms
= more extensive every year. and cannot be
TOO highly commended. Being very strong
they viii live through any treatment, study
thelr peculiariues, and manifest Willingness
10 satiir Them, and they will grow without
stunt. Most houses are too hot for them. as
indeed they are for their owners. Neither
plants nor people should have the tempera-
ture over siNty-Gye degrees Fahrenheit
Take care not 10 enfeeble your ivies by eN-
cesslNc watering or undue heat and YOU viii
see they Will not seem 10 mind whether the
sun shines on them or not, or ia what posi-
tlon or direction you train them Indeed so
much Will they 30 themselves 10 make a room
charming, that We would rather have an un-
limited number of them To draw upon than
anything else in nature or art
The English Ivy growing over the walls OF
building, Instead OF promoting dampness
as many persons would suppose. is said 20 be
remedy for 10; and 10 IL men a D ned a a fact
That In room where damp had prevailed
Tor length of time, tAe affected parts inside
bad become dry when ivy had grown up 10
cover up the opposite exterior side. The
close, oyerhanging pendent leaves prevent
the rain or moisture from penetrating the
wall. Beauty and utility in this case 20 hand
In uand.
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rD-MDkROW
AONNmAN s GREEN,
~ beAl Estate Brokers and AuctiOneers.
Az 1tb street northwest.

TRISI ELS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
18TH STREET, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND STREET
- Ky virtue II deed of trust to me, dated the
Asz 10Th day Of July, A. ID. lS72, and recorded in
Lfler Nc. 63 folio 1868, of the laud records Of
the District of aud at the request of the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction,
IN front OF the premises on MONDAY, October 4,
1878, Al clock .. m, all that certain piece of land
described IS the northern part of lot numbered I2
twelve, IN square numbered two hundred and nine
~ one, begin ang for the the northeast cor
ner OF said lot, and thence running south along the
line OF 18th street twenty (2) feet, thence
seventy three t13) feet one % inch thence north
twenty one 2l feet TO the northern line Of said ot
thence east to the place of beginning, i'm proved BY
o comfortable brick dwelling
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars i'm cash, and the
balance at six and twelve months, with Interest at
seven per cent per annum. deposit of one hun
bred dollars shall be required Of the purchaser at
the time of sale and all convey sncing at the pur-
chasers cost. If he terms of sale not complied
with in one week the trustee the right to
resell at the cost of the defaulting purchaser.
T. NJ. III tNS0N, Trustee.
DOWNMAN GREEN, Auctioneers.
~ SALE POSTPONED TO FRIDAY, October
sth, at O'Clock p. m. oct6 81
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of LatiInes & Ciesry,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue aud 18th st.

THE WHOLE OF SQUARE $50, sUBDIvIpFp
INTO % BUILDING LOTS, ROUNDED BY
BGUNpARY STREET: AND AND SITS,
ONE OF THE FINE EST LOCATIONS IN THE
DISTRICT, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. October
9th, 1875, at O'Clock on the premises, L shall
- sell twenty seven Building Lots, being a sub
division Of square 500, bounded stated above and
situated in one Of the most locations in the
city, where property Is rapidly increasing in value
and hne residences are nearing com pletion.
Parties de string to make frst-class investment
should not fail to give this sale their attention.
Terms of sale One third cash; the residue in
three equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
months, secured by deed Of trust with bear
ing interest at eight per cent per annum. deposit
OF go will be required each Lot at time Of sale.
Convey ancing at purchaser 3 cost.
By sppliS alton TO the Auctioneer subdivision oi
% octi i''' VIII W THos. BOWLING, Auc..
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YOUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droit Building, corner 9Th and SITS northwes,


lie Droit Building, corner 9Th and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OEIMPROyED PROPERTY
ON STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND 1sr STREET EAST.
Il: By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October
III llth A. d. 1859, and duly recorded in Liber No
go foiios 80 ct seq, of the land records of Wash
lDgton county, in the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secut ed thereby, will
sell at public auction, in front OF the premises,
TIL RSBAG, October lth, at 4 o clock IN. all
that piece parcel of land situated AID lying in
the city Of Was hingtOn, and known part of Lot
numbered eleven II, in the subdivision of square
numbered seven huDdI cd aud forty three, C7i3D be-
ginning at point NJ street south distant one
hundred and twenty five Isl feet from the north
east corner of said sQuare, and running thence
along said street nineteen feet and ten and half
{lt12 inches, thence south one hundred 1000 feet
Tier &c east nineteen 90 feet and ten and half 1921
inches, and thence north hundred (l00) feet TO
the place of beginning, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms OF sale: slO42S with the expenses of this
sale in cash: the balance in six and twelve months
with interest secured by notes and deed of trust on
the premises dc posit Of SIS will be required al
the time Of sale Convey ancing at the purchaser 8
cost If the terms OF the sale are not complied with
in n days from the date of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF ihe deiaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL BACON, lTr,.oo
SAMUEL CROSS, AiuStee9'
oct4 tbs YOUNG s MIDDLETON, Auc.s.
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets n. W.

II 10
ID. Real Estste Broker and AuctIoneer,
federal Buildings, corner 9Th and Il streets n. W.
CUAECERY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS PROP
EkTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF PENN.
sYLNANIA Avenue, BETWEEN IA AND
6IH STkEETS WEST.
<fa BY virtue Of n dec ee passed in Equity cause
kzla No 45l5, Supreme Court, ID @, will offer Tor
sale On MONDAY, the 18th daS Of October, 1878. at
O'Clock D IN at public auction, in front of the
premises part OF lot ?, in square i9l, beginning
for the the southwest of said lot snd
thence running southeasterly along the line Of Penn
syivauia avenue II feet ga inches, theLce north
easterly On line ct right angles with said avenue
aid parallel with the western line OF said lot to the
rear live Of sad lot thence west~ ardIy along the
said line 10 the SAID western line OF said lot
and tie along said western line to the place of
beginL with the Improvements thereon, consist
Ing in a substantial three story Brick Building.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash on the day of sale,
or within seven days thereafter; the residue in
three equal nstallments, at six twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, bearing interest from
the day of sale at per cent per annumi all cash
the election Of the purchaser the title to be
tanned until AL the purchase money and the inter
est thereon is paid. Ii the terms of sale
piled with within seven days from the day of sale
reserve the right resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser. All convey
ancipg az the cost OF the defaultng purchaser 500
JAS g. EDWARDS, Trustee
cci2 eo&ds j. L. GOODWILL, salesman.
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THIS EVENING.
1O14 Pennsylvania avenue.

THIS and EVERY EVENING durIns the seos,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock, will ssIl in the
tion room, general assortment of Men aud Boys
Siothln9, Remnants Of Cloths and Cassinlere s,
gents Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated VI are,
NC 6ales-Tuestay ThursisY and Ss.urday, ccn-
uencing at 9. m JAMES GUIt,D.
nlsvs-6n u~ff~Dse,
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BOWMAN & GREEN,
IL Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
No, Ala 9TH street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED ZEAL Is
TATE On NINTH STKEET NORTHWEST

TATE UN NINTH SIhEET NUhIH W EST.
N6 BY virtue Of deed Of trnst to me, dated the
E:;;i Let day of September, 1874, and recorded in
LioeT NO: 100, tofO sui one OIL inc iaha records i2r
writing of the party secured thereby, will sell al
puble auction In front Of the premises, on SATUR-
p m, all that certain piece parcel of land lying
and being in the city Of Washington and District o.
plan plat OF said city parts Of lots and s. in
square numbered 3I, together with the improve
house.
Terms Of sale, conformably to deed Of trust: 1850
and interest same from September /. 1874 at ten
per cent together with expensee Of sale, in cash
and the balance In SIX months with note of purcha
ser. secured by deed of trust the property sold
Conveyanciug, &c, at purchasers cost. leo mus
oe pae 9oHn ~ tpe u sa'S ietus vi ssie are no
tee reserves tine right to ree at risk and cost Of de-
fsulring purchaser, after 1--WE days notice by public
adv ertisemeLt. n. Is. CLARK. Trustee.
sepSO- cost DowEMAN 4 GREEN, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD DEPOT.
a. BY virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated May %
Liber Ola, folios All and or, folio 200, viii sell
on TUESDAY. the 18th day OF October, ISIS, at
80 O'Clock in front of the premises, Lots Nos a.
. and 20 i'll Wilkes subdivision, in square No 63l
Lots Nos. 2 ard q will be- sold together. They
front IS feet on New Jersey aud extend back
10 an alley, and are improved with . nne Brick
Dwelling and Store.
Lot No rs is the first from the corner Of street;
front q feet inches on New Jersey avenue, and is
improved with Store and Frame Dwelling House.
Sale will commence with Lot No. Is
Terms OF sale One third cssh; residue In equal
payments at six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured by q deed of trust. All cOnveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost; Sl00 on each
parcel deposited when the property is struck off,
hcb is TO be forfeited unless the terms are com,
piled with in five days after sale.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
octlctd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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MRS. \. DUDMANS CITY LAUNDRY,
lvl 524 18th street northwest.
Lace Curtains 81 per pair, Goods called for snd
delivered. lsl4
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fNATA RRH, PROM OHIrIs. AND OUNsUMP
~ TONI have nsef 'OXYGENIZEo AIR r
tie past ear with com piete success. aud
commend h a. being perfectly wonderful" DIR. 3.
II GILL. Baltimore, Nd. O.ice in Washing on /,
6l5 street northwest. oct2 i'm