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"A GENERATION ON THE MARCH.-A gen
GRAFTON on the march from the cradle to tn
gave Is an instructive spectacle, and W
have 1t carefully presented TO us In ths
report OF DR.. FAR, an English physician.
Let us trace the physical fortune which any
million Of rs may reasonably expect. The
number to begin with Is made mp of 5il,745
boy and 4SS ,2S girls, disprOpOrtion which,
by and by, Will be redressed by the undue
mortality OF the boys, and will be reversed
o. fore the close Of the strange, eventfol his
tory. More than a quarter Of these children
will die before they are i've years old-in
exact numbers, al ,307 boys, and 12I ,195 girls.
The two sexes are now nearly on q level.
The next i've years will be much less fatal.
In the succeeding Ave years-from ten to fif
duced. Indeed, for both sexes, this is the
most healthy period OF life; the death rate,
however, ts lower for boys than for girls.
There Will be some advance in deaths the
next i've years, and still more In the I've
which follow, but 634 ,045 will certainly enter
ten years are at an end, two-thirds of the
women will have married. The deaths dur
ing that period Will be 62 052, and of those no
fewer than q, 134 will be caused by cousu mo-
ton. Between thirty Ave and forty i've a
sim larger .'death toll" Will be paid, and
little more than half the original band-in
exact numbers, 5o2. s15-wiIl enter GA their
forty-sixth year. Each succeeding decade
up TO seventy-flve will now become more
fatal, and the numbers Will shrink terribly.
be struck down, and Of these 122, $50 Will have
persisted by the eighty fifth year OF the
march. The 81, Sos that remain will soon lay
down their burdens; but 2, 153 OF them will
struggle on TO be ninety five, and 223 to be
100 years old: Finally, In the 10Sth year OF
out Such. then, is the averages lot Of a mil
lion men and women,
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
DIPAIrMKHf OF fnE IETEIIoR,I

WAsn,ssSox. Aas at 4, is's
Sealed PreDosals WIN be reoeiye1 until ~ o clock
y I1IDi7, Angus asth,. ls7s, for furni.hine
this DeparsDeut and m various Bureaus; with Q
daily s1Dply on ennebec Boston Ice OF the very
bogf QuHlity, for IL kscal year ending aue oths
Bia6eY must STATE Whist they WIN furnish the los
Tor per ooe hundred poue1s, 10 be delivered o. such
Ths bi1s vim b oDsnsd In the of1o Of the eapsr-
lnteadent II the prsssnos OF such btdders - mAg
dosire 70 attend.
sstisfoctory bond vip Be required OF the suo-
osssful bid6srs tor the fsithfal performances 81 me
f5s naht 70 reject say or al bids is reserved b
-sus1 q oaAHpLEs. ssersssry.
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MARRIEn

BlRCH-GUEsr. On the 9Th Of August, 1915, By
the Rev. fsther DeNolf, Of st. Mattheg's Gu urch,
THOMAS BIRCH TO Miss LILLtR GUEsE, boih Of
Washington. IBsitiIaore Sun please copy.l
eRAkF-HARYEY. By the Bev. Or. John
Chester, on August l$th, ls76. Rev. PHILIP GKAEF,
Of the Lutheran chspel on Capitol Hill, and MARY
kLLA HARvKT. mo cards
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nUHCANSOH BROS, Auctionsars,
II Southeast corner 9th and streets n. w
TBUsTlE's SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
OHNINErEENTH AND Il STREETS MOTH

By virtue Of deed Of trust given tome and -
dated the !th dsy OF july, A. D: ISIS. and re- c:;
corded In Liter No 7s9 fclo as3, ct SEQ one E2A
Of Columbia and at the request OF the party
thei eby, will sell ct public auction, in front Of
gust. A. d. 1875 at O'Clock m, all those certain
pieces OF parcels OF land situate and lying Ia the
city OF Washington, aud known and described on
the ground plas or plan Of said city ss lots num-
s1uare numbered one bund red Ard shrsy- fonr' Ia
according TO A. P Fsrdon's q al subdivision OF
(6,J in the surveyors office, together with the i'm,
proysments. which consist Of a brick store and
dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; balance In one and two
years. notes bearing eight Per ceRt interest and
cured by deed of trust on the premises sold de-
pcst OF 500 will be required at the time OF SALE
All conveyancins ct purchaser's cost. IL terms Of
the trustee the right to resell the property
at the ,fsk and cost OF the defaultfnG purchaser,
after Swing i've days notice Ia some paper pub.
lisbed in Washington city.
auglb t,thks GE yRGE O. WHITE, Trustee
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STARTLED WArCHERs.-Nrs.R oney, OF
this county, had q child I'VE or six years old
that has been sick with sore throat for sew.
eral weeks, and one day last week tt seemed
TO die. 1t had no pulse, so far as persons
mp with the corpse grew sleepy and were
noddtDg, when Suddenly the child threw
aside It's grave clothes got up from The table
where IL bad been laid, and went to the cup
board and got something 70 eat. As soon IS
I saw that some one was awake IL called
loudly for milk. Such Was the superstition
that no one would for some time touch or 60
near The child. The mother came In, and
After some hesitancy caught her hand, and
the electricity seemed 70 restore her courage
Cot the miIS for fhe chiid. After eating n
was placed Ia bed. It seems that this sudden
exhibition Of strength WAS freak Of M ture,
or. In four hours the child died, indeed
AorqdyNoaca IN C.l Blade.
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TTEITED STATES MARSHALD SALE or 2S0
~ TONS OF BROKEN tTOaE, SUITABLE
mTR Trs0UHDATioN OF ASPHALT PAVE.
In virtue Of 40 order OF sale, issued out OF the
Clerk offce OF the Supreme Qoort, ID. O., shsll
sell, at public sale, for sab. on WEDNESDAY,. the
wharf Of Wm. II Guiusnd, on the Il astern Branch
OF the Potomac River, $50 tons Of Brokea stone,
seiZ d ara condemned unier wrif No. 278, District
Curt, sitting In admiralty.
ALEX. saARP, q. 3. Marshal D. O.
NATHAN WILSON, Proctor.
August Nth, 1876. susl7 d
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THE LATE HoT WEATHER. Traveller
(bedtime, thermometer, 100 Waiter, co.
sh'ch thing as a warminhpan?' Waller
IA warming pan, sir !" Trav-
eler :-"And got any ice?b Waiter :-aIce
Sir? Iessir" Traveller Then tell chamb'-
maid 20 run a pan OF ice through my bed,
and let me have my candle. III turn Ia 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

A HOLY sENTIMENr CHILLKD.-An inc
briated individual walked into the telegraph
office at the depot recently and penne1 the
following brief but expressive despatch TO .
friend I'm Springfield: 81 am happy" "rwen-
ty-lve cents" said the operator. He ran hts
fingers into his vest pocket In vacant sort
of way. smiled fes6ly and aftes remarking,
"0uess III wait till / get there myself
staggered OUT Bvjd0epon STANDARD.
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The scientist gave him up In despair.

FUN WITH SPrDER--Spiders In many
respects are just like other animals, and ca q
be tanned and petted, and taught o great
many lessons, which they viii learn as read
ily as dog or cat But you must take the
trouble to study their ways, and get on the
good side of them. One day had been read
Ing In book how spiders managed to get
their webs across streams aud roads, and
from the top OF tall tree to another. went
out and caught large garden spider, one OF
those blue-gray sprawiing fellows, and fixed
him mp for my experiment. took stick
q piece OF iron to one end OF Is, 90 that the
stick would stand mp on that end of itself.
Then put this stick In the center OF q large
tube half full OF water, and placed the spider
on the top Of the stick. wanted to see II he
could get TO the "land, !" which was the edge
OF the tub. without any help. He ran down
first one side OF the stick, and then the other;
each time he would stop when he touched
the water, and shaking his foot rs q cat does
he would run up again. At last be came to
the conclusion that he WAS entirely surroun-
ded by water-on an island, in fact After
remaining perfectly quiet for long while,
during which, have no doubt he was ar
ranging his plans, he began running around
The top OF fhe stick, and throwing out great
coils OF web with his hind feet. In q few
minutes little f1ne strings of web were float
ing away In the slight breeze that was blow
touched the edge OF the tub and stuck fast, as
all spider webs will do. This was just what
MIS- pider was looking for, and the next
minute he took hold Of his WEB and gave q
jerk as sailor does with q rope when he
wishes to see how strong IL is, or make it
fast at the other end, he gathered IL In till 1t
was tight and straight, and then ran on IL
quickly to the shore-a rescued castaway,
saved by his own Ingenuity Christian NelUs.
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STEAMERS, &c.
TOR NORFOLK,

FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves ths
Ocmpany's wharf. foot Of 9Th street,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, .6iI@h
and FRIDAY, ct m, for Norfolk ..ESGsss5iz7:1
be,urniI G, leave Norfolk Tuesday, Tnur.day and
Tickets good until used.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
etesmer JHO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com
psnys whsIf, foot Of 9Th street, evsrv TUESDAY,
"a o. N. for CurIfonan and intermediate land.
ines, and every FRIDAY, at = Q. m, for Ooan
kiyef, Stopping at intermediate landings.
"For Information apply at the ONCE OF the
Company, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th st.,
opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, ct the
wharf. iy76-tr
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ga "clerk ont Of business" In London,
who had made money by horse racing, went
into speculatipg In theAter tickets, tjst
f1,0o0 IN nine nights. aud than blew his
bralpA out with reSolvers 81 ss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

SUMNER HEAT IN SPAIN.-The Catiz
correspondent of the London Times, writing
on the 9th instant, says:-The present sum-
mer is the hottest know In Spain since the
commencement OF the present century. In
ID adrid, at the end OF the session, the heat
was so intense that several deputies left the
House fainting and completely overcome. A
telegram now lies on my table, received yes
terday, which runs as follows" NJ adrid,
August 4.-The heat is so fearful that whole
families are flying to watering places and
baths. The rest sleep in their balconies, and
keep themselves alive by the use of enor-
nous fans" In Seville people began to sleep
In the streets to such an extent that the city
authorities had to prohibit the practice. In
Cor6ova, called the "Oven of Spain," the
thermometer has stood IS In shaded rooms.
In Heres and Cadiz 1t stood at 90 and 81, and
remained SO degrees in q shaded room in
Port st. Mary. The whole OF the troops
under orders for Cuba have received, owing
to the fearful summer on the island, re-
mand until November next. Two deaths
from the heat OF the sun occurred on the
line between Heres and Seville.
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TOMORROW.
nCHCAksOS BIOS, Aucu0neers,
~ Southeast corner oh and sts. northwe

nChCAkSOS BIOS, Auctfoneers,
~ Southeast corner 2sh and d sts. northwest,
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
fUkNITURE. HOSES, WAGONS, Plat
LOH9Ihc TO Ta1 ESTATE OF THE ATE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, AuguHn
23d, lS6. Of o O'Clock Q. m :, we will, by di- VI
reetion OF Charles A Hammer, administrator, ~
Sner Tor sale ct the late residence of john
II hammer, deceased, n between 81 and 9TH streets
southwest, the following described personai prop,
erty belonging to the estate Of said John Hammer,
10 shares Stock In Oriental Building Assooia-
ton. No. 5,
2Horses; z Wagons. single aud doubts,
Harness, Platform Scales, Copper Boiler,
Feed Box, etabline Implements,
Jewelry. Revolver, W caring Apparel,
Household Furniture. Belsteads,
Bureaus, Washstands, Tables.
Chair, Sewing aachine, G glassware,
cutlery, Stoves snd Fixtures,
NJ Mattresses, Beddipg, &c &c,
With other goods not mentioned.
auan pUNUANeON BROS Ancfs.
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TEHOMAs DOWLlNG, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF TIE STABLES AND
CHARACTERISTICS 9ENGRAL, WITH ALL
IHE MODEM lMPROyEMENTS, To-
LOADS OF CRAWL.
On WEDNESDAY, August 90, 1875, ct 1 -
o'clock, ST the northwest ner of q and l9th .Wy
streets, shslI sell about 500 hundred feet of-xL
stabliDg, containing about 80 stalls, with gas and
water, together with about DO loads Of gravel.
Tue stables and appurtenaRces will be sold ss an
iyese Of occn pytpg Inc nrsn,i.sa ss tnsy are fa1
sugls THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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.HOs. DOWLING, Auctionosr.

TRUsTEEs sALE-oF LOTS ON BID STREET
WIS.,, BETWEEN U AND STREETS
kORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded among -
the and records for the District OF Columbis, f.
In LIber No: TO, folio ass will sell, at pub
lie auction, In front OF the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 23d Of August, 1875, at ,. N Lots Nos.
IS, "a, IS and s. In the subdivision original lots
Nos and Is, in square No. s53 O.. recorded in the
ofee Of the Surveyor OF the city of Washington In
Liber u. ID. o.. folio "a
Said Lot No. Is has front OF 1; feet inches By Q
deprh II SO feet 70 alley feet vide.
said Lot No. "a has front OF l6 feet inches BY
depth Of % feet.
taid Lot No. s. has front Of l6 feet inches by A
depth Of liz feat.
faid Lot No Is has front OF l6 feet inches, and
IL described follows.-Commencine on Sd street
west the dividing line Of said lots IS and
a. and running thence north along the line OF said
ID street Is feet inches thence east III feet thence
south Is feet inchssi thence west a feet; thence
north foot inches thence % fee. to the point
OF beginning; Each lot Ii improved by Q good
Frame Dwelling.
instslments At 8 and II mouths; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred psyments, bearing
secured BIZ deed OF trust on the property. 100
each lot when sold. Conveysncing ct cost Of pur.
EEATHANIlt 2nARUsI, Jazz Trustees.
aCgl7 Goods THOS. DOWGIN0 Auct.
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1870 PsRH %!ExAHIA 1916

Wv SVssnS ~ - OOoeoU OoeS
RosbSe Track, Steel R0dls, Splendid Soess.
srv, Ao0rtacens IQwiprsens.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
corner Of 9Th and B streets, e follows:
Fer Pfttsburg and the West, 9 .. m. daily, With
. Gss:sS =. sfG isS s;' s :1ss
sxoeDs SUNDAY.
Tor Oanandaisus, Rochester, BulYalo, Niagara
sy :s1 :as M ANY except s.s snUi s Ss
s0reIo, ana Eiassrs rails, il:S0 I. n daily: Il. "
r3r New ,Yori and the Hast, s:4sI n. dsfly, Win
gsls1s 0afs aftsehedi Limited 1xDress q Pull
nan Pariof Oa-s, 1888 9. m. daily, except Sunday.
q. daily, except Sunday, with PArior Cars at-
y. I..s ss.s.; : .ss zoo . and s s.
Limited EIyrsss, s:3 q N. daily, except Sunday.
RECOMMENDATION for Baitimsrs, i:s0 ,. N. daily.
FOR Popes Orsek Line s-sS O. q. and x:ss ,. u.
s0r Annapolis, SOC and 1850 .. .. .na ego ,.
n, except Sunday.
aLE1AHpKIAa TKEpnRICksBuRa kAIE
ShT ASD ALEXANDRIA wASHIHoToR
soT Ale1.ndris. 9, :. SEQ, 2. 10, II Z. NJ, LIS,
rcr he soot i Vie ' sieSnond. 1I:Is ,. n daily,
sxeep: Sunday; and via Lynohburg, sac. Q. n.
rrs:ns leave Ais1sndria for washington, 8, rs,
s.le,Ii ms I, 3, t;2o, ., and 7D.1.
Sicksts. snformstiOp, s,eeeins ana psr,c, q,
sorthsast corner Of Th{rtssnth street and Penn.
sd PennsyiVaris sysnns, and al the DEPOT, shsrs
sstirstion from Hotels and Residences.
R9ss ss11 ass1s
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DThe question, What nationality owns
the North Pole? is grave!y discussed by
Chambers Journal.
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T'HcS. Z. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, s19 9TH street.
IMPROVED PR0PHRTY-Eo. $50 STREET.
On WEDNESDAY, August 23d, ~ "a
o'cl6 OK M, 1 will offer for sale, on the .:R
premises, at public auction, Lot No. IL, in h1x
Square 5l, improved BY two-story Frame II Juse
OF six rooms.
Terms DAY Of sale.
angl9cts THOS. =. WAGGAMAN.
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.EOHEhs LOAN OfFICB, Cgasy OF TIN sfysss
~ and Nsir 1ork arenss, entrance on Nsw -
II crk syeEae The most private loan Once XOX
the city. noney losned at the lowest rate0 L
interest on Gold and silver Watches. Diamonds,
lYsrtlsusas 0lsthins, Carpsts, end ~ articlss Of
Niue. toue1.H
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E0 dozen Heck Towels, at sl59. 81, o. IS and
q sud o..
go yards Richardson's Linens, IN short lengths,
selling yery fast.
and 10 Bleached and Brown shsstiugs, at %
cents per yard. Table Damask, Wine Cloth, Nap
tprssds, all qualities and patterns. We would call
The special attention Of customers to the above
Brown Canton flannels, at 8, 10, l21f. Is ~ and rs
cents. 50 dozen ladies' ell linen II. 9. Hsndker-
Csshmeres. Union.l ct % and az cents 10 pieces
Lupinis Black Cashmeres, from Use. to o. 81; all
prices; new goods, Just opened. 10 pisces White
Samtrics at Ia cents, as good % Lonsdals. New
.hmbrott cries, in handsome patterns, received al
" DO fsyors Us with call. W. n. BR0wH.
snrl4-r No. 3I4 sth street 1rihvest.
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The eminent English scientist. Pro.es ,or
HUXLEY, made bot short stay In New York.
ton between one OF her amateur scient Is
and matter-of fact friend, that seems 20 De
worth reporting. The amateur Is an enthu-
siastic admirer of Huxley, and he spoke so
extravagantly about him that the rrieni
finally became curious, and asked:
"Who In thunder IL Huxley, anyway3'
heard OF Prof. Huxley, the great scientistgS
Eyes, I do though. Never heard his name
before. What has he done?n
."Why. man, Huxley made the important
About whatef
"Protoplasm."
And what the dickens Is protcplssm?''
NOV, LOOK here, you don't mean 10 sit
there and tell me you don't know what pro-
"Tnats just II. Nary protoplasm.
the life principle"
Anything TO do with insurance.,
"Ob, nonsense; the life principle In allure;
the starting point OF vital action. so to
HE discovered that, did hee,
Yes, few years ago, in England"
and what good Is II going 20 do9"
"Good A great deal OF good. II expands
the circle OF human knowledge, and is valu-
able In bearing out the theory OF evolution.
he's made Huxley one OF the few IMMORTAL
names that were not born 20 die"
$50 Huxley knows all about the life prin-
cfple, does be ?'
Yes. all about IT."
Exactly"
Well, see here now. can be take some OF
That protoplasm and go 10 work aud make q
man or horse or an elephant with it?"
"Oh. no, he couldn't do that"
Tan ne take II and make anything al all
OF II, even'a gpat or iy?n
~ guess not"
"well, then, he may just 60 to thunder
with his protoplasm. L don't believe it's
worth ten cents pound anyhow. Pears 70
me these scientific fellows put on big lot OF
airs about very little. Protoplasm, eh?
Shouldn't wonder IL Huxley came over here
10 get mp company 10 work IL. Did you
say the mine is In England?"
The scientist gave him up in despair.
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A GIRLS PICNIC.-The girls got up a hen
picnic last week, and had a glorious time of
Ii altogether. They had lots of tea and sugar
and milk (Which all got sour, but no
matches, and plenty OF pickles, sponge cake
and butter, but no bread. Add TO this that
each OF the girls got their mother TO let her
bring roast turkey, so as TO astonish the
rest OF the girls and show that she could do
things In style, and that they had no knives
and forks, and, though lots of plates, no
drinking utensils, IL Is not difficult to see
that their commisssria at was well organized
and source or much harmony, pleasure
and satisfaction TO all concerned in IT'S pre-
parauon. After several lifelong Quarrels
and such comments as SCI don't careio .sYou
are just as mean as dirt" "Well, IL wasn't
my fault, anyway" they made q frugal re.
past OF disnembered turkey, cold water
PICKLES and sponge cake, and then decided To
amuse themselves as best they could for the
remainder OF the day. One girl undertook To
ouced nook TO her worm, but the fierce aui-
NAL gave squirm, and with q terrific yell
she dropped the wild beast right down the
back OF friend and young companion dear
who was sitting beneath. The (. and v. c. q.
went into active Mysteries, and the author
OF the tragedy impaled her thumb on the fisn
hook and tainted at the sight of blood. After
this one OF the girls stepped into q swamp
about half way up to her ears, and another
got beetle into her ear, and q third I'M
earthed q horrid snake seven inches long,
and while devoted member of the excursion
was STOPPING down to collect q specimen OF
that rare and valuable plant, the sorrel, Mr..
kehoe's merino ram stole upon her and but
ted her over q seven rallied fence. They then
went home TO find out what was good for
sunburns.-l Wdtctoson IN ~ Dispatch.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE sIEAMER "MATTAHO," CAPT. w.
q en- street, every MONDAY and
rsHRsDAY nCRHIHGea at . o'oiOck, Tor
so1ihi, including the favorite summer resorts Of
eoLIoNs, RIVER SPRINGS. and BLAkIsToN's Is
LANI. Returning Giu arrive In Wsshington on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, aoo at sun
down SAML P0LKIHH0RN, Agent.
lyllsm 9Th street wharf.
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AUCTION SALES.
II h. wARNER, corner 7th and stress.
lN9 LOTS ON COTTAGE HfLL,n MA
The T1RMINU s OF THE COLUMBIA RAIL

ThUsrEIs, SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD.
1Es &c s 81 TIE skfI
~ xi,tu. =, =. ,..a q, .,.. ..,., 49,.
feio 49, one Of the land records for The Dist
n - s.ss .asss
90 the premises on E0nDAY, the iih dsT OF SEP.
% S our ~ u sSs:s
In said District, known and described lots fifty
ythrse sty . .i1ty ave- .,. :i5
.ss.c :.,sas; ssns siasy
twos Oh seventy three, t73I seventy -four, t7l,)
end H Y Ms
known - BART Of tract OF land called LONG Mead.
Terms: 0ne:fourth cash, balance In ana II
5, .S II e
S s !! on 2, de-
or Purchasers, Terms TO be complied with ia seven
4 G ss 90: e Ts ssI
CHASER OF purchasers
.usx DADS J.T. OOLDwELL. salesman.
THOMAS DOWLIHe Q, a uotiOnesr.
FRENoB-PLAr MANrsL MIRRoR. DAM
WALhUr MA9sLE ThP GENrER TABEE
Ss6R Sss. sp sSsktTlaaHs MHSHSE
bpeusSnLs I'll InE,PLY AID IaaRAIN
SAT Am "a us, MSss SHH AND PS 4Hs
I'D CHAMBER fURHIfURE, OAK AND
HsIk saFraassss 81 s fssr5
pf hNP PA *
Pin sUPEs I0B MAtEaT On 80 IkS GaAIas,
40 HsAfiSe sTSTns. &C.. II A S9SSstsS
s ai 70 :: tn sS 3
sell the above excellent s,.ort ment Of urniture.
B-The above collection of F1rBi ure can be
purchased at private sale prior TO SAFE.
augH THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
,EZrHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIpABLY
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, tine 24th Of
A sassi. at same h'a THOMAS DOWNING, Auot.
IOsKPH r. KBLLKY, Auctioneef.
81 FEY IasF SIDE 81 JED
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the sSd records IN and Tor Il. District Of coa@5i.
PkY; sist Day q August, b. ias, a. $50
rseerdsa .uSd1.ion q lots in .aGsr: num-
on
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Terms: One. third cash balance ia nix, tselve aud
en the property sold; SiOO to be psid down imms.
If sishs d.ss from day Of sale the Isusfees reserve
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city. DAVID L. M0RkISON,i r-r,.aa.
.ugsl:d J0skPH Il KELLkY. Auo.