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Fresh Baltimore oysters, raw, stewed
or fried, at all hours of the doy or night,
at Harry Walker Crystal Saloon, Ut
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C'Ot,ce,

4and a lbs. OF choice coffee tor 81 90 ut
New York store. 6t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-29

Fresh Baltimore oysters, raw, stewed
OF fried, at all hours Of the day ornight,
at Harry Walker Crystal Saloon, ct
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-29

La buying your goods at tho cheapest
store In Cairo--the New York Store. o.
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Yeast received daily at New York
Store for family use. 1t
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nEPOSITS received and general bankins
- business done
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Open every businessday fr0m % m. TO s u. m,
nd Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 8 to O'Clock.
W. HYsLoP. Treasurer.
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Commission Merchants.

yIiNKLE 4 TIIIsTLEWOOD-
III Cotton and Tobacco Factors and pro-
pIietOrs of the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.
iZj A N ConmInerciAl Avenue.
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Arrivals at the Arlington House yes
terday were Col rhos. j. Caruthers,
Jackson. Tenn: w. Ii. Mckinney, New
Burnside, H.; Mrs. Stephen Bird, Birds
Point, Mo-; Y. j. Eddleman, Dongola,
ILL.,; Ion. Wm. Ii. Coffee, Blandvillc, KY;
Jas. Rouse, Evansville: DR.. c. l.. Wolf,
Olmstcad, Ill.,; Hon. Louis Sanford,
jackson, Mo-; Dan Rhodes, agent Great
Eastern circus; Il. Il. Musick, st. Louis {;
Dan j. Brett, Caledonia, ILL.,; II. b. Will
ford and Lady, Belknap, Ill.
Among the teachers who are expects
ed to arrive in the city to,day in order to
be ready for the opening Of the schools
on Monday morning are Miss Thompson,
Miss Rogers, the Misses Pat,isons and
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AUCTION SALES.
John SHERMAN, AuctiOucer,

VoHN sHkRMAN, AuctiOneer,
81. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MPKOyEn
PkOPEkI1 ON RQUk GREEN UHUR1H
koAD, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME ID O
bS virtue OF deed of trust TO me dsred "a
ypne 18TH, a. u lSl, duly recorded ia Liber r.R
NO, pa, Iono 4Sl, et seq, one Of the land re-.Rs
o0rds Ior ,ne District Of Columbia, aud at the re-
2uest OF the party secured thereby, viii sell at
public auction. il front of the premiss- on FRI.
DAY, Ausa't 2fth, lS7, at B O'Clock y a., the
following deserted tract Of land lying in the coun-
y OF washington, District Of Columbia aud
formerly part Of Thomas Browns land. situate ON
Rock Greek Church Rosd, and beginning for the
said tract &C an old boundary stone marked I, on
and lie 70 John Loeliser, which deed is recorded
IN Liber No. 20. folio IS, ct seq :, one OF
the lard records for said county and District bear
ing The description No 5; thence running south 81
degrees west Log chains, thence north 6ak degrees
east 20 chains thence north ~ degrees west Sal
eeseAlns thence NTH "a degrees west ~ chsiRs;
tnehce south 81 degrees west 10 Is chains;
thence south IL degrees west IL - chains; thence
north ON degrees east B chains TO the beginning,
aiming thirteen aud 40 100 acres, more or less
together with the Improvements.
Terms OF sale: One thousand dollars cash, aud the
oaisnce IN Tour equal yearly payments, with inter
est AZ par centum per a1num, red by deed of
trust On the property sold. A deposit Of $50 re-
Quired Of the purchaser the time Of sale and All
expenses at purchaser cost. Terms to BE- IN pliad
with within seven days.
This property has good front, on tn paoIie road
With nne whey ard In good bearing order, aud is
IN good sta;e Of Cultivation. There are frame
g. the Wine House, and the other with shout
room; also, barn, &c, &c.
w NJ su,-u JOHN HITZ, Trustee.
w. M. SMITH, Salesman. sug3
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EVENING STAR.
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.h NIX MArERtALIZING FRAt-r, -
r,Ssohp.-for some time = fanaflv n.,,,.st
t.L.ss lave oeel conducting SpirIfusltss -.
iornsnoes IN Philadelphia - a 49, - y. 80
~ bAterlallzing was The wonder ~ 49,.
Mbo attended their entertainments ~,
uey nave a. last been exposed throusl, 49,
snorts OF q reporter OF the PhuadsInhis
Itr'eS' ana MI Messenger, a merchant 81 maj
clly. The BlisseS were away al a SpiritoaI
Isl camp meeting. aud The ownerof the hoass
Nlsnel Ia run drain pipe through the GEL
iar. Bliss had LEFT word that no one was In
&c admitted 20 The cellar IN his absence. but
Toe plumbers, bsing takea into the reporters
CONFIDENCE, secured 81 entrance and toOk ina
reporter as their assistant. Ia the centre Of
IN cellar was a boarded room built nm In
the ceiling, and nlled with Costumes ami a.
cessories OF the "spirits," coats, Gowns.
hkets, feathers, flowers, a dark lantern
paints and the like. There was also a tsiis
WIN olack cush ION on a., and a small step-
sIu.f win It's steps cushioned in black.
Nhlcn, When mounted on 10. reached 10 n
trap door above, and enabled the ..splrits''
noiselessly TO pass In and out. The trap CON
ducted ID the cabinet In the parlor aud VAS
carefully secured and concealed. A strong
Iron plate beneath, on wooden supports AMI
screwsng tightly 10 the beams 10y hand
screws, gave u the utmost solidtty, aud ths
hinges and the cracks In the door were hid-
den rom the eye by the partitions ofthe cab
lnet and piece OF wool that apparently
strengthened a as brace. Tho machinery
was fully examined and described, aud A Is
altoeeiheT likely that the occupation OF Bliss
4 20. is gone.
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rPHOnAs DOwLINa. Auct,onoer,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HANDSOME DWELL,
STREET, CORNER OF l. NORTHWEST,
BEING VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME DWELL,
M. WITH A SIDE LOT, ON TENTH
STREET, CORNER OF L. NORTHWEST,
BEING VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION.
BY virtue of dsed of trust, dated October7, -
:; ID 1874 and recorded in Liber No. T62, L.
toiio lo6, of the land records of the pistrictls.
OF columbia, the subscribers W sell the highest
bidder, In front OF the premises, TUESDAY, the
Soth day OF August, A ID. ls77, at six o'clock in
the afternoon, the following real estate in Washing
ton city, D. e.: Being part of lot numb sred seven
a J. in square numbered tn rec hundred aud seventy
tSO) on the plan OF said city, and described as fol-
lows: Beginning Tor the same the northwest cor
ner OF said square, and running thence east, along
street north, forty and II "a III feet theace
south fifty i've and II (55 AID feet; theace 10 a
northwesterly direction to a pJint on 10Th street
west nifty AID l0 b 10 ~ feet south of the north
west corner OF the aforesaid and thence from
said point on 10th street vest, north nifty and 10 II
$50 10 u feet to the place Of beginning together
with all and singular the improvements, ct cetera,
as In said deed mentioned, being handsome dwell
ing win modern I'm Improvements, with vacant ground
The terms Of sale prescribed by the deed OF trust
are as liows The amount OF Indebtedness secured
by the deed and unpaid together with the penses
OF sale and taxes, which will be stated at the time
SIX and twelve months, for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of aud
secured by deed OF trust with coveBaHt of insur
ssce on the property sold, will be taken The rate
Of $500 will be squirrel at the time of the sale, and
ali nust be paid I, by the purchaser.
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within five
days after the day Of sale, the Trustees the
terms on hve days public notice, by two inserti
In some newspaper printed and published in Wash
ington city, at the risk aud cost of the purchaser in
default.
CHAKIES M. MATTHEWS, { Trustees.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct. augl6 lot
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JUNE 24,1sTT,
THAIES LEAVE WASHINGTOH from Denot

TBIIE2 LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Oerot,
corner OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
For P1ttsbura and the est 10:t a. m. daily, with
Psrlor Car TO Pit.sburg and Sleeping Oars from
Plttsburg TO Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago:
T:zO m. daily, With Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tc- Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Rnd the North, 5:2 q. m. daily, except Sunday,
Palace Cerst to watkins For &iiiamsport'' Loek
Haven, klmiIs, and Wstkins, Of 1910 a m
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 9:ss p u. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express Of Pull
man Parior Cars, 8 30 q m daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 5:25 a. m. and 1870 D.
M, daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from
Warrington to Boston.
For PhlistdeIphis, s;2a a. n and i:3op m. daily,
Limited Express, $40 an. daily, except Sunday,
Accommodation for Baltimore, 6: 80 O. M, and A:aO
., m. daily, except Sunday.
For Popes Greek Line, o.: 40 q. m, ard 4:2O D. m
daily, except Sunday.
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY ! ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 8, 4, 9, $40, 10, IL an
S;1o's,o,1 p M On Sunday al s:10 a. M. and
Fer the South, via Richmond, I:Ss a. m daily; $50
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, o, $40,
910, 10, IL an; 1, 3, 4:2O, 8, q, and ! D. m
On Sunday at $40 and 10 a. m. and s p M
Tickets information, sleeping and parlor car 90
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner Of Sixth street aRd Pennsyi
vana avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
iei i2r the checking OF baggage TO destination from
L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FEANk THOMSON. General Manager. les
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nSPolitical sentiment in MadisonviIle
NY; For whisky l23; against whiskyO.
81 Massachusetts is TO be tormentei with
al least five political state conventions with
In a month.
81 Bishop Gllmour, OF Ohio, has forbidden
Satholic societies OF any kind TO hold picnics
Tor their own or others benefit
81 A suit just decided at Penn Van causes
county clerk 10 pay s6s9 damages for
negngence In making a search OF the records
In bis Office.
Anne's county, Md, on Tuesday, Destroyed
about 10000 boxes OF peaches and much of
the fodder crop.
HThe government canal around the Des
MONIES rapids OF the Mississippi river At
heokuk, Iowa, was opened formally yester-
day with suitable display and a large at
tendance OF invited guests and citizens.
nE"He is a man after my own heart, pa.D
said Julia, reverting to her Charles Augustus.
'NoDsense," replied old practical, sshe is n
man after The money your uncle left you"
And then all was quiet.
San Francisco bartenders have chunks
OF glass resembling ice which they put into
drinks for Intoxicated customers Instead of
the genuine cooling substance. The motive
Is economy.
~ Bathing corsets for ladies are the latest
Paris ian invention. They are made of a sort
OF lattice work, which permits the water 10
have free access 10 the body, while presery-
ing the shape.
RIA rather neat MOI by a French oon-
servative: {" five could expel all the repubIi-
cans from France for three years, at their re-
turn iney would md the republic SO firmly
established that not even they themselves
would be able to overturn it,"
~She didn't care a button what became
OF the child in the world, but was anxious
aoost lts hereafter, so before she left IL on q
Brooklyn curbstone she pinned 20 its dress q
paper which read: al am not baptized; please
nave II done. Charles Moore" The small
Moore was taken care Of
~Ingenuity is rapidl- Creeping over tAa
south. An artificial sroys'-lea factory has
been started In ,aemphis. Mutton is the
Ease. Ihus is sne once PROSTATE land Of the
Magnona arising like a giant 10 take her
place s.mong the Industrial leaders OF the
earr Il Graphic.
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"A NoMAN's FEAT WHERE MN DARED
NOI.-Ihe Sacramento (Cal.D Be relates tha
following: some Few days ago, a. the Free
port Terry was taking "a load OF passengers
across the river, and when about half way
over, the rope which is attached 10 the banE
and oy means OF which the boat is towel.
broke CONSERVATION reignel among "a,
passengers none OF The men could swim:
tle boat vas drifting down; there was notb-
ing on board by which II could ba padd ed o.
us movements directed. For a few moments
silence and inactivity reigned: then a strong
ana healihy-looking Canadian woman, see
rug mai me men could do nothing, proceeded
calmly 10 take OF her shoes aud stoc Kings.
Modesty forbade the removal OF much moro
aud, arrsyed as welghtily a. Horatius Coolies
was when The bridge fell and be Jumped into
the yellow Tiber with his harness on his
oack, she caught n rope in her teeth, plungef
INTO The muddy current, and swan for shore
Ihere We're no exultant Romans GA tue bank
20 greet her with loud plaudits, bat the sud-
denly cheerful faces Of the lords of creation
on The boat We're besming upon her with eyes
OF adnlTallon. She reached the bank tIad
ine rope 70 strong tree, and the men hauled
the boat ashore.
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A CLKRGNMAS's JoKE.-A Clergyman N
NIIoNer, recently created quite a SenSatton
~ ne hou sehold, which consisted of seven
crown up daughters. The reverend gentle
man was absent from home Cor a uuulber Of
lays Visiting IA an adjoining county. The
daughters received a letter from their father
winch stated That he "had married a ufIox
win SIX kprlghtly children" aud thai ne
might De eAl't cied home At a certain time
Inc oiecl OF That news was n shock 10 tl.ts
happy family. The girls, noted fpr their
meekness and amiable tempe-ameuts.
seemed another set OF beings; there war,
weeping and wailing aud tearing OF halr-
and all manner of naughty things said. The
tidy home was eglectei. and when the day OF
arrival came the house was anything but
inviting. Al last the Rev. Mr.. Y "a ne,
Out ne was alone. lie greeted his daughters
as usual, and as he viewed tue nagiectci
apartments, There was a merry twinkle in
hls eye: The daughters were nervous AMI
evidently anxious. At last tue eldest dsugh-
Jei mustered courage. - " mere is our molherY',
10 heaven, y said the good man.
hut where Is The widow win six children,
Whom you wrote you had marrielsf'
why married her TO another uar1. NV
dears." ne replied, dell ghtel at the su cess al
his Joke 81 DefrOt Posi-
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HOW THE BAsHI- PUNISHED
LYING. - Three Bashi- Bazouks the other
day, in their wanderings, came across tina
oody or Russian soldier. They determined
10 Jury II, and were on the point of placing
star came 70 his senses, and observing their
intention, remarked that he was no, dead
Ihey looked at him for few seconds, when
one OF them remarked, "Really, YOU Russ
slams are such horrid liars thai Il is impos-
slole 10 believe anything you say. We found
you here dead, so you must be buried and
they buried him. London Tr,uh
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WE ACKNowLEDGE the receipt OF a very
powerful, splendidly written article against
The practice OF Christian ministers taking
midsummer vacations, but having since
learned that the author was a man who
hasn't oEce been inside OF a church, summer
or winter, during the past seven years we,
cecliEe 10 publish IL, not because the article
may not be good enough, but from a feeling
OF respect Tor the eternal fitness OF things
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10, THE Pooh INDIAN, whose untutored
mind sees God in clouds and hears him In
The wind, is IN the hu ckleberry business in
TINS section. His soul proud silence never
taught 10 stay beyond the solar walk or
milky way, but he can pick greener berries
ana ASA a bigger price for them than any
olber living man.IOl ON Derrick
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TOMORROW,
TNHOS, II. WAG9AMAN,
Real Estate AuctiOneer, SO 7th street.

L.
Heal Estate AurtiOneer, SO 7th sre.t
TRUSTEES SALE oFIMPRovEp PROPERTY
IN sQUARE No. 20, FRONTING On III
EAST.
By vlrtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the -
IUth dsy OF August, A. u. 1875, and duly re- rsy
corded In hber 79j folio AZ at seq one 81 the.x..
land record books of the District Of Columbia and
upon the Request Of the party secured thsreby,
shsil sell AZ public auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF AUGUST AZ al,
O'Clock .. m, all that piece parcel of ground
known and desisnated on the ground plat or plan Of
the City OF washington a. part of lot numbered
seven ~: OF CHARLES q. Uhlman's subdivision OF
original lots numbered eleven ID twelve fI2l aud
patt OF thirteen ti3l and fourteen tl4) of square
Numbered seven hundred and ninetesn "a IL frontn
on ii street seventeen feet, and running back with
IN" same depth along the side of the fifteen foot
alley, one hundred feet.
Terms If sale: $500 and six months interest
thereon IN cash, balance in six ana tive ve Nc ouths
with interest at per cent from day of sale. secured
by trust on the property sold. deposit of fifty dol
lsrs VIII be required oI the purchaser at tue of
SAFE. All convey ancing anu recording at purchaser
cost II terms are not complied with within seven
DAYS, Trustee reserve the right - resell at pur-
chaser s IRISH. RANDALL HAGSER Trustee
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct. sugli,IS p
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w ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w 1OOl, northwest corner 10Th and D streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO, CHAMBER FURNITURE, AK
MINISTER BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
SlLh bkOCATELLE PARLOR FURNITURE,
&C, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of q chattel deed Of trust, bear--
ing date the 5lst dag of March, A. ID. lH5,Ra
and duly recorded in ber 7oo, folio LIS, onett NV
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia the
subscriber I'LL offer for sale at public auction
MONDAY, August 2sth, A. ID. 1a7, commencing
at 10 clock a. m, and CO tinuing ltil the hoie
and chstteis in houses 1923 and I82S street,
corner Hth northwest bsing the premises lately oc
cupied by the British Minister, consisting in part
follows:
Handsome Rosewood case Piano, by Chickering;
Parlor Furniture, upholstered ia Silk Brocatelle;
Ebony and Gilt Center Tables, handsome WaluuI
FL ame Mantel Mirrors, elegant Bill lard Table,
Rosewood Chamber Suites, Pillar Extension Tables,
Dining room Chairs, upholstered in Plush Walnut
Frame Mirror front Warirooes, Walnut SidebOard
hands mely carved; Gilt Frame Oval Mirrors, Ose-
wood Center Tables, Walnut Chamber Suites, Re
eeption Chairs, Gilt frame, upholstered in Green
Lounges, Roses God Frame Dressing Mirrors,
French Clock, Gilt Center Tables, wallut Ward
robes, Silk Brocatelle and other Lam 5reguins Wal
nut and Gilt Oornices, Rosewood Dressing Gases,
Velvet Bugs and Mats, elegant Administer Velvet
Body Brussels and other Carpets, Feather Pillows
and Bolsters excellent hair Mattresses, and many
articles too numerous TO mention.
House viii be open for inspection Saturday prev,
Gus to sale.
Terms each.
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAM5, Auct
auRl5- eOdt auR11 fdts
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DIED..

Iahh AhL. On the evening Of the 1sd Of An.
sssstl ~, John lARRALL, aged 81 year,
The .ssHHsrA VIII take place q ~ Q 'ciock nm san
day, from the residence Of bis sister, 5sth strest
Invest, between 1 ans z sirsetsl friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
.nlnDLAf. Az Abingdon, Va, on the evening Of
Aueut -, ISL, Mrs. JULIA A., beloved wife al
Capt Findlay formerly Of this civ and eiSsss
Daughter Of o. 7. and r. O. Gardner, after a pro-
,issS lnes which she bore with Christian for-
WLIGkL. On Friday morning, August a. i2y
AFTER short Illness, jay GoULD D, infant sop OF Dol
w. ii. and J. A. Weieel "
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HONS 4
AND LOT On TENTH STREET. WEaT

l. AND LOT oN TENTH STREET WEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated 18th De- a
eembe,; a: D.; 1877, aud duly recorded IN w.
Liber 70 Ie4, folio rs, one of the land records -
OF the District Of and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell pubic auction
IN front OF the premises, TO the highest bidder on
MONDAY, September 3D., 1871, at 81 o'cock o.
m the following described real estate, situate Ia
the city Of Washington, in the District of Columbia
20 wit Thst piece and parcel of ground known upon
the public plat or plan Of said City, and being lot
numbered thirty. (B,D in John O.. Adams subdivi-
sion OF square number three husdred and thi -ty
1881 Is made September 9Th, 1885, and rec ordei in
the Office OF the Surveyor of said city, in Book g.
folio 49, said lot fronting twenty feet 10th street
west, and extending back for depth ninety four feet
ten and bali inches on the north line, and ninety
Feet On the south line. along public alley ten feet
in width to another alley of feet in width Wit
the two story brick dwelling house thereon.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said deed: The
auou of indebtedness secured by said deed of trust
unpaid, with the expense Of SALE in cash; and the
balance al six and twelve months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by q deed Of trust on the
property sold, shall be taken. deposit of 1910 re-
Quired OF the purchaser At the time Of sale aud con-
veyancing at expense of purchaser If terms of sale
are not complied with in seven days after sale the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the risk and co st ofthe defaulting purchasar
aug2l-dts VIM. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.
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nUNCANsOE BIOS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAM ENGINE BOIL
tR, SAW TABLE AND SAW, SMOKE STACK,
&c, &c.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 18th day OF DC.
tober, A. ID. 1875, and recorded in Liber sol, folio
as ct seq, one of the land records for the District
Columbia, and by request Of Ine parties secured
thereby, viii sell at public auction, the corner
OF ~ street snd aine avenue SOUTH west, on WkU-
EESDAf, 10Th day of August, A ID. ISL, at N
o clock m the following goods named in schedule
A, attach bed TO said trust, viz:
Six horse Power Steam Engine,
Right horse Power Boiler,
4 smoke Stack,
Saw Table and Saw,
4 Steam Guage,
i Piece Sksftipg and Two PuIleys,
Piece Betting, about Is feet.
Terms cash.
aug22 X. q. LANGLEY, Trus,ee