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PUBLIC SALES

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PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND REAL
ESTATE.
The subscriber win offer at Public Sale
ON SATURDAY, MAY sth, 1915,
at 10 O'clock, sharp,
at his stables on Orange street between Soc
ond and Third streets, the following desirable
No. l, Fine turnout consisting of one noir
.ofthorough.bred OF bay mares, fifteen and n ho
hands high, $ and years old, travel together
inside of minutes, warranted sound and
gentle workers, double or single, fearless NJ
locomotives, one caa travel her mile ins
minutes. Set of light harness, made by Ia
cey u Phillips; one two seated phpton, near
ly new, made by Gregg x Bowe a rare
chance.
old, good drivers and workers, double a,
single.
No. 8. One bay horse, years old, u good
draft or driver.
worker in double or single harness.
No. ;, gray mare, years old, good du
yer.
No. c, l bay mare, years old, good wor.
horse.
No, T. new opcn front Jenny Lind vogo,
10. 8, Trotting sulkey, nearly new. also
two sets single carriage harness, several puod
collars, feed chest, harness closet, mi
die and bridlc, cutting box. and other mt.
cles not here enumerated. After the personal
property is sold, the stable property WIFI.
oScrcd for sale.
No. /, Stable property on Orange stroclle
tween Second and Third streets, lot 4. ,,..
A., inches trout, running back 80 feet | hra
deep, With brick and frame stable suitable
hold 12 head OF horses, also Il carriage room
This being central place for Club, Iriya.
or Livery Stables, the attchliOn ri hDrs.
men Is invited to this sale
No. >, My private residence, No. 81, Shi,
ley street, lot 81 feet front by l0i feet inch
deep, with feet wide alley running throuM
| to orange street; the building il a douLp
brick house, 80 feet deep with II rooms, witt
all the molcrn improvement, mcludm
heater. range, hot and cold water, gas, A.
Il is ono of the pieasantest residences in lly
city.
No. Q, Two story brick houses, S. l.. cor
ner Ninth and Wilson Streets lot l3fect front
| IL feet deep main building 2S feet deep witt
q rooms and frame kitchen. These houses are
| well worth the attention of persons seeking
| Investments.
No. 4, One lot of ground on Harrison anu
| Sycamore streets, West Wilmington, adjon
| ing the cottages built by hristiana River
Improvement Co., 59% feet front by 30 feet
| deep. This is most desirable lot having
three fronts.
Terms at sale. LAvID LEMON.
| Thos. NJ. Oglc, Auet'r. aprlS.ts
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The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land and three story
brick dwelling house thereon, situate in the
city Of Wilmington. bounded and described
as follows, to wit: t..,s-.
Beginning at point on the westerly side
of enerson street distant seventy-seven feet
from the northerly side Of Delaware Avenue
at its intersection with said Jefferson street.
thence northwardly along said side OF JET
ferson street twenty-ninc feet and six inches
to q point, thence westwardly and parallel
with Twelfth street one hundred feet to a
point. thence southwardly and parallel with
Jefferson street twenty-nine feet and six
inches 10 point, and thence eastwardly and
parallel with Twelfth street one, hundred
feet to the place Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Edmund g. Springer and Rate
Springer, his wife, and I. t., and to be sold by
| WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
| Sherif's Office. New Castle,
April Y. A. D. 1876. ! apr2i-2taMts
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NOTICE., THOMAS Tor, do hereby piys
~ notice that shall apply to the Jud.a
Of the Court OF General Sessions of the Peacs
and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware
and for the county of New Castle, on Monday,
the 10th day of May next, being the first dsi
Of the May Term OF the said Court, A. D.,
1875, for License to keep an Inn or Tavern
in School Districts Nos. 70 and 10, in Christ
ana Hundred, Brandywine Banks, New Cs:
tie county, State of Delaware, and the fol
lowing freeholders recommend this sand sY
pllcation, to wit;
John Toner, John Reed
Paul Began, Patrick Haughcy,
Samuel J. Davis, John Dougherty,
James Toy, his
James Blessington, owen Murphy,
John Dugan, mark,
Peter Collins, wt-Maurice Cus.NS
Abraham Geary,
apr22-3t' THOMAS TOY.
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All HERlFFs SALE.

kH HERlFFS SALE.
10y virtue of writ Of Venditioni Ex.
j , ponas, to me directed will he exposed to
public sale, at the Hotel Of John Elliott, In
the village OF Christiana, In White Clay Creek
Hundred, in New Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1875. ,
At 10 O'Clock, A M.
nThe following described real estate viz
Lot of land situated in White Clay Creek
Hundred. New Castle County, Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Adjoining lands OF Thomas Whiteman and
lands Of William Smalley, and the Chrstiana
Turnpike road. near the village of Christiana,
be the same what 1t may, with double frame
dwelling house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty OF Henry Bayard and Richard Bayard,
and to be sold by
o VIM. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherifrs ONCE, New Csttlo,(
April 20. A. D., 1875. APRIL l-2tawts
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RE A TTV PIANO.

combines every improvement In tone with
power and great durability, and have re-.
ceived the unqualified endorsements OF the
musical authorities for ITS marvellous extra
ordinary I'm yr,S richness o. t having no superior
strung bass, full iron frame, French Crane
action, Fret Desk, carved Pedal, solid rose.
wood mouldings. ivory key front, capped
hammers, tlSa 9, Giraffe treble, &c, &c. Weight
Wnsn Sa,saa., eoneo S.. over one thousand pounds.
Liberal discount to the trade. Agents want.
I'd, lmale OF. .female,) -.
ASsend stamp for circular. Address the
inventor and proprietor, DANIELF. REkT.
IL. Washipftep, New Jersey, marlsde.
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RoAhDfNa.- Pleasant. rooms and bos.c
~ ing.iu:akp private family at
S0 No. 7ia KING STREET
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GALE OF EIGHTY HEAD OF FRESH
y COWS and SPRISGERS, at Red Lion,
Chester County. Pa,
On APRIL 2Gth, 1873, at !, T.. NJ. -.-
Farmers and those in want, should - =
attend. Dinner free. ss~.s=S
aprl3-2taw&wts
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

~
NOTGCE.--I, William Hunter, do hereby
~ givenotice that on Monday, the 10th
day OF May, y. d., 1873, beng the llr, day of
the May Term of the said Court, | intend TO
make application in writing to the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and jail De,
livery of the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, for License to kccpan
Inn or Tavern and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, at the Atlantic House, IN
School District No. As, on Pearl street in the
City of New Castle, in the county aforesaid,
and that the names of the freeholders Of the
said School Dis rict recommending ths said
application are as follows:
VIM. Holschumaker, David Boulder,
Chae. B. Weggerman, NJ. NJ. Cleayer,
l.. IL. Chase, Ferdinand Leckler
George Gray, VIM. IL. Cam,
James Wilmot, John Campbell
ia tes NJ. Wise, Sr., David Il. Lewis,
apr24-3tt WIN. HUNTER.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue OF . writ of venditioni Exponas
II to me directed,w will be exposed to public
sale, at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City Of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE STH DAY OF MAY, 1878.
At 10 o'sloek A. M
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SHERIEFS SALES.
SHERIEF,s SALE.


IOy virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
ID directed will be exposed to public sale.
at the
HOUSE,. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kent by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City OF VIII
minston. New castle County Delaware ON
THURSDAY. II 4
TIE l3rH DAY OF MAY. 1877.
.. ,s's.~ At3 O'Clock. P:-M.. - $50 -
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain lot OF land with three
story brick dwelling house thereon, situated
in the city OF Wilmington, Aforesaid. bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the easterly side OF Madison
street, between 8th and 9th streets, at the
distance Of seventeen feet from the northerly
side OF 9Th street and at the centre OF the
party wall between this and the adjoining
house on the south, thence, easterly through
the centre OF said wall and parallel to sth
nertherly parallel to Madison street sixteen
feet to corner, thence westerly parallel 70
Sth street through the centre OF o two feet
four inch wide alley between this and the ad.
Joining house on the north seventy-tw0 feet
to the Aforesaid easterly side OF Madison
street, and the ice thereby southerly sixteen
feet to the place Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may, with the Tree
use and privilege OF the same alley with
others entitled thereto.
Seized and taken Into execution as the pro-
perty OF Edmund G. Springer and Kate
Springer. his wife, and William a. Turner,
Trustee OF the said Edmund G. Springer. and
WIN. II. LAMBsoN, sheriff. {,
sherirs oflcc, New Castle,
April 22d. A. d. 1875 apr2i-sAwn
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SaaERst F'v ssLE

I.Y virtue of writ Of Levari Faci3s to me
: dir et.i wi,l be exposed t'Pl 10 10 Sale
at the
DsLAwARE BOUsE. No 5lS N akKEr5r 8,
i, the City OF Wilmington IN New Castle
Couutv. delaware. kept bY Geo ". Or lp.
m
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ena nAEt,S SALE.

Dy virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias, to
Sale. ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5ls MARKET ST..
kept BY Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mipgtop, New Castle County. Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
lsfH DAY OF MAY, 1876,
At2 o'olook, p. NJ.
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rFDIsTkIOT OF C0LEMBIA.

SS BOARD OF HEALTH,
WAsHISGToN, Sept. ~, 1875.
Section Of the BE gul.tions Of the Board of
Health TO secure q full and correct record of vital
lows "
"section6. That no dead body, or part of the
dead body, OF any human being shall be in any
Mariner Carried or conveyed from, into through
the District of Columbia by any person. or b. means
OF any boat vessel car stage or other vehicle BY
public or private conveyance, without O permit
therefor first granted by the Board Of Health Of said
District; aid when the remains Of any deceased per
son are TO be conveyed. transferred remove be-
Yond the limits OF the District of Columbia, it shall
be the duty OF the person agent ofncer OF the
corporation having charge Of the conyeyance trans
fer or removal 20 detach sgn and return the cou
attached to said permit TO the Registrar of Vital
Statistics Of the Board of Health aforesaid before
O'Clock p. m. Of the Saturday following the convey
ance transfer remoy al Of said remains Prortdef
That the same eft CT may be given by said Board TO
burial or anst permit issued by the proper author
ity OF any other place Jurisdiction. when the
death Of the person named in the permit shall have
occurred within such place or jurisdiction"
Passed September IL, 1875
sCHRIS. O. COX,
President Board Of Health, D. q.
Attest JOHN NJ LASGsroN secretary sen25
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At the insurance convention, in New York.
the other day, President Hope, Of the CONT
mental Fire Insurance Company, gave some
interesting facts In relation to insurance. He
called attention 70 the disproportionate loss
sustained In this country as compared with
European nations, and said that sixty per
cent OF the premiums received went to pay
losses, not including, of course, such large
fires as that OF Chicago The proportion of
the premium To the loss was nearly the same
In England, but in this country the rate of
premium was at least six times that of the
English rate; therefore the losses here were
six-fold greater than in England. In regard
10 The swindling OF insurance companies he
was satisfied that out of 200 losses by fire
yearly in his own company twenty in every
one hundred were fraudulent, and should not
be paid The community suffered by this. as
The company had to make IL up by iucreas-
ing the premiums. He contended that legis-
latures and courts virtually protect insur-
ance swindlers, the courts always giving the
insured party the full benefit OF every doubt.
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Ireland asks for a niche at the Centennial
apart from the British representation, - the
claim being based on business considerations
and the fact that Canada and India, Deepen
denotes Of England, are allowed separate
sections Director General Goshorn declines
to grant the request, because Ii would not be
possible TO set apart a section for Ireland,
as she is already included In the space that
has been allotted to the British section.
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Vermont has Law prohibiting travelling
on Sunday "except from necessity or chart
ty," and the Supreme Court of that state re-
Gently held that a person travelling on the
Sabbath without excuse cannot maintain an
action against the town for any damage he
may suffer through defects In its highways
In Wisconsin case of the kind was decreed
In favor of the plaintiff. In the Vermont
case the court reviewed il aud held that the
town was not under legal liability to furn-
ish the plaintiff a safe highway TO travel on
at a time when he was by law forbidden to
travel on IL, which is nearly equivalent to
saying that the state furnishes good roads
every day but Sunday, when persons travel
al the peril of life and limb
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or course nobody pretends to justify lynch
law, but case In which the least possible
fault can be found with that way of sdminis-
tering justice Is reported to have occurred
near Bellefontaine, Ohio, the other day, and
which resulted In the hanging of the criminal
by mob At that place last night 1t seems
to be regarded as one OF the unwritten but
accepted laws OF the land that man may be
summarily executed for committing the
crime OF rape, whether IL be accompanied by
murder or not.
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PRESIDENT Board OF Health, ID. O.
attest: JOHN NJ. LANGsroN, secretary. sep23
u AhDi0A Town st6aokkI LkGEr GEORGE
The tsepty seventh session " II commence in the
west, on MONDAY, October a. at CLOCK D n m'
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG. MD,
Ssners PathaISsS and Medical Eshcs and Pres
pr,,...oI FL Il GS.,..Is Ho S ND,
Women, and Treasurer of the Faculty.
JOHNSON ELIOT, MD.
Professor of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES Z. MORGAN, ND
Professor Of haieria Medica and Therapeutics, and
Professor Of Physiology and Diseases Of Women.
Robert BEYBURN, MD,
Professor Of Principles of Surgery and Microscopic
r Bas. 8 >, 5sDRGK m
Professor Of Anatomy:
p. j MURPHY, MD,
Assistant to the Chair Of Ply siology.
CHARLES Y. BoABMAN, MD,
Demonstrators
JOHN WALTER, NJ. D.,
Proseetor to the Chair Of Anatomy.
Prosector to the Chair Of Surgery.
.s,,o.,w JOHNSON SI ~ ELIOT, n; D., Dean.
Ill
TON.
The srst regular monthly meeting Of the HAM
of due, &C, viii be held at the Board Of Trade
1Sfihss: o. %hDSEsb1%SYf sVEsTsa,
stock may be subscribed at the following places:
Real Estate Broker,
V %M H Iih nR& Bs st5ssss northwest
Alter At Law DrOit Ruildin1
MP. os ALI Z I' Essl 1I2 :ssss,
m rS Sis 7th street northwest.
w. :, wSis street northwest.
yso.' q g A Hao%f! SSHSsGe' Treasury
B hlss stS street tree Socar
JoBSS ~ odP Psnna. ave. northwest.
cr5S'h sud &%a% Once, Treasury.
orc sG0DDRR F%s E e. f S91ss9ey
AUGGsTUs DAVIS avis I Builder as ave-
JOHN r. ". re sg JILL northwest
s,. 1914 18th street northwest
In about six years.
Jso, A. PRESCOTT se %ARNER' President
sers dtOc6 (rrib. ,tu,th,s,ad
~ oIRoULAT INS t Ld6EAKT AND BEAD
ROOMS OF TIL. xogss MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS,
CORNER 9TH AND u sTRRKfs.
Evening Glasses in German, French, English,
Eaily PRAYER Meetings at Ncondsy, s, and 9
All are invited. .eps2-tr
TCHAPkL OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
Wy 20 street and Virginia avenue northwest-
serviSesi Sundays, II m Morning Prayer, Lits-
Tue.dsys Thursdays and 4. holy days. q sm
~THE EXOELsIOR CHAIR COMPANY-
~ meeting Of the stOekh ,lders Of the Excel
0I VI, H Be hsd L. 81
the law once Of Bentley Jsnner, in May building,
corner Of TN and streets, Washington, d. o., for
.epis, lava 8. EBERIE JENNxR, secy.
HLkWis JOHNSON q co.,
BANKERS,
Corr1 Of lots Sired and Pesssylrania Aresse,
Dealers ale; in Government and District Securities
nFICECOLD TEA,
Of Ua,svaled Fzavov,
WITH MILBURNS FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
At 142s PENNS VI VANIA AVENUE,
Il the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
FH0LY GROSS 0HURCH, corner 18th arset
.s .sv sSpns.{ Il !as ri ssa'
FEvIRYBODY Will HAvI III Tne
beautiful little souvenir illustrating the sro1th ana
ss SSx &: e; isiss Ssan
n o md r.
ga = 0E1L1SIL SsffGS;hs,
BANK OF D.sS Ssff;:st SSld q 6 ooILro.
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It is said that A. T. Stewart intends to
build a grand hotel in Washington, ID. c.
Nesg York Mod.
Whether this Is new report, with some
foundation OF truth, or merely an old story
started on a new round of travel we have no
means OF knowing. 1t Is certain, however,
That IL Mr.. Stewart wants TO do a good thing,
both for the national capital and for himself,
he will go ahead with the enterprise. In no
city In the country is such an establishment
as the San Francisco Palace Hotel so much
needed as In Washington, and in no other
place could II be made so profitable as here
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An exchange speaks of the late calamity
In Texas as a visitation of God" Is it not
about time the world ceased hearing such
sacreliglous assertions as this? 1t is GER
taiDly intended to give one a poor idea of
the Creators goodness and mercy to assert
that he would without any special cause con-
sign hundreds OF men, women and babes to
violent death. The day of miracles and
special interpretations is long since passed
and IL would seem more In accordance with
reason and proper appreciation OF the Di-
vine character to ascrlbe devastating storms,
destructive tornadoes, and other elemental
phenomena to the workings of natural laws
and not TO the special vengeance of an all
wise Providence.
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The intelligence which come, To us to-day
that the dead body OF Albert w. Markley,
esq, of Camden, n. j., has been found in the
Delaware river will be received with a feel
ing OF pain by large circle Of friends i'm this
city, where he was well known and mnch
liked. Whether the sad occurrence resulted
from murder, suicide or accident the tele-
gram does not state, and in the absence of
information on the subject II is well to pre-
sumo that Il came from the latter cause.
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DsATTIES9s ALL sE n. . : GS!s.sI OF

TEs 55.J snn.2st fSEsssn
he Sth course OF lectures viii begin on MON
DAY October Alb, at 8 .. m: With an Introductory
By Prof j y. Thompson. Faculty.
@ EILII, Profss-"r Of Na,sria Medics.
W w. JoassTos, N. D., Profes.o Er Of Of Prae,ioe
A. A. KISs, N. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics
and Gynecoloey.
3. (. TRIsToR. LII D., Professor of Chemistry
W. B. DRINKAhD. VI. D., N, O. s., Professor
OF Anatomy.
". LEE, II. D., Professor of Physiology.
y. L. BOWERS, M. D. Demonstration 81 Anatomy
j. O. Ri tY. N. ID Dean,
sept 5w 1907 New York avenue
hFsEE DIPLOMA Of HOLMES Old Mas Of n
Wy Moxsfafa Lice Pills At l.. G BISHOPS
nIuR Store, l113 Pennsy lvanis avenue porthwest
$1,000 for the detection Of Mercury or any
other poisonous substance in them Sold by II
Druggists. aaal4-7w'
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T'RANsLATI0NS FROM FOREIGN Lam
Il guegs, copying, or other clerical work, OF
aud the srictest discretion obser ed for which tn
very best references or bonds can be given b.
AEeOP. City fost Office, Washington, ID. Q s25 A
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FOR ALL.

IL
IEEw co OPERATIVE BUILDING asso.
SOUTH WISHING ron.
DAY EVENING. toe 9Th instant. AZ O'Clock. tor
=, s % our pV , Of orssn,kng new Buildins Ascot
bling the pioneer Sssccisti n on the GO ,ers,ivs
plan and one Of the st successful ev err oreapz-d
tie with s.sS. sn G sio%
ms the shares to be g. 90 with monthly payments
TwAsHINGr0N GYMstsIUM. LOuisi.n.
- av.nue, near sh street, opposite Fords
1eree- MONDAY EvESISG. s.p.ns.F sr cum
or or leater;his Of Profess Buri9ugos Now Is
rue. 81 mon, b. emu ling to fs benefits Of q m.
s sss,ie AEpssstOs, Resai9g Room Bot, Gold and
reek, and Dr. Windship'. celebrated Health Lift.
hfsnS,ns and sG1s given By
hFATTENTION, KNIGHTS or ST. JOSEF III
%Ss; Pr; Hsi ssTDsf of st5 .od :tf:ss.: NON
cm s Of important busins. b osd., q the
T. r oCoNNoR, Recorder seps IL
hss TsaIS q S6 ;ssii X sse
fs 4sm sI. to re . sS1siy
b. Lad from the Secretary for the sum OF g. at his
Office 9o4 Pern-ylvauia aveO.e no, n, 80,
N.B.-Positively no tickets .oid at the door. 1t
IScoLoMBiaEs cH ToSHIyERsIrY LAW
Tn. regular ex,rcisrs Of The CoLUMsI.NUNI.
vpRsITf Law SCHOOL viii be resumed on the
The Fsoult' OF the School is as follows:
JAMES @. WILLING, LII. D..
fresidsnt, and Lecturer on English Literature.
SAMUEL TYLkR, LII. D,
Professor OF Eauity Jurisprudence, of Common Law
arc amy pleading, fthe Law Of Ev .dence, and
the Law OF Partnership.
The Hon wALTER 8 COX, LID,
Professor Of the Law Of keal and Personal Proper
10 N ~ n wv . NJ
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FOR SALE.
E,oR SALE Upon AONOMMoDATIsG TERMS

FOR SALE UPON AoHOMMoDATIsG Terms
number Of promising young Maryland ~
prtl hOksks, all guaranteed IN every par l-N
ticul ar aud worthy " examination by par GA
tles IN v ant OF good stock. One fine Coach Team,
and handsome. One Brow Colt b. TankerviIie,
speedy and sty ish: splendid lady driving hOrs
One bay Geldlng. years old, by Sherman Morgan,
IT spendlS roadster; can show lao gait aud
Walk sl1 miles an hour. One pair Bay Mares, by
speedy; q nice LADY g team. One Bay Mare by 81
Laurence, years old, perfectly green, square
GATED and even Tempered; viii trot very last n, r
further PARTICULARS address p. M. sLICER. 80
South Frederick street, p. %. Box 500. sepzs 81
EoB sALE-A fine Blood Al HORST perfectly
y bags nue' sound and kind will driys any IN
ser2is,' 1929 Pennsyiranis avenue a. 4,
EOR sABE-A fTst-cass FAMILY HORSE,
eight years old; perfectly sound and IA
work anywhere. Apply at MATLOCks @S
stables, on g street, between 9Th and 7th sfreets
northwest. sep2s St
EN0R sALE-Tro good second hand TOP BUG
f,Es; price So and 500. Also. az ~RR,
sSS NSo One b r. f fiid IrSsS
perfect order, SIS. Good second hand LANDAU
by Wood Bros; $50. Inquire
o,2. .,o n " GRAHAM,
sepz4 81 $40 ala s,n street northwest
LOB sALE.-Wnl be soId az . bargain, 70 bar
superior to all other American Cement Apply 10
E. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank,
ausly n Corner sth ana streets northwest.
LOB sALE-Fne CANARY BIRDS, eroeileu
y singers; nioe CANARY females and Cages: ~ =
mocking Birds and Mocking Bird FOOD, No10
I35 south street. Capitol Hui, Georgetown, ~
and Navy \ ard Street Oars pass door. jan2s Law