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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08

No me era dado reComendar con exceSo
cl Jarabe do Rabano iodado. pues, Ell
mi Juicio, cs uno dc los mas poderosoS mo-
dltlcadorcS dc los CoustitUCioneS linfa-
tiCas.
Balo su Influenza. ulceras escrofulosas
que NADIA podla Curar, que Sc habian mos
trado rebaldcS a ia aCcion de todos los
CaustiCoS las he visto Cicatrizarse con
una celeridad extraordinaria.
En- los ninoS, he visto tambicn afecciOnes
tuberculosis de los hue-Os modiilcarse
curarse uGdlante la admniStra Cion del
Jarabe de Rabano iodado. y
Or GuESHARp,
Antigua intevno de los Hosp,ales de Paris.
Medlto en- Nuera-0r!eans
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08
CONEPANIA REAL
DE VAP0RES CORREOS INGLESES
suBvENoroNADA PoR Ell GoB1ERNo DE s. NIB.

seTytoso snfre Europa. Santh6nas Puerto de Puerto
Antl!taS. america del SID. america Central Meseo
ETC., etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08
NIEOS.

Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta valdos Dor dos
neses con Is p de rebaja les pasajeros de csmare
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08

Esta preparation, los hcchos clmicos
10 han dcmoslrado, csta indcada en- Las
enfermedades de4 pccho, las escrofulas, el
llniatismo. el raquitismo, Ia palilez y la
blandura de las CarneS DE los ninoS, en-
Ciertas eniermedades de la piel, en- una
palabro, EN- todas las afccciones debidas
un viCio de la sangre.
lEi Escdlpelo Medtce Beigai "A de febrero de 1917
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08
A n CEO.-

FactUraa >Tra cobrar amortization intere-
'ses lie Ia indGmn zacion de esclavos, de ver.
on IA iu1;,r0nt,, ,icl Rosefin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08

Siempre que el aceite dc hiead9 de baca-
lao es (omado con disgusto NAL tolerado
por hos estomagos de los enlerm0S, dando
ese medicamento rs vcntajoSamcnte rocm-
plazado por cl Jarabe de Rahano iodado
de GRlMAULT Y Ca,
o. PETIT,
(EItracto de Ia Tyibt4na med,ca de P,visl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08
rIpos REpUo1pos DE KaFTEs.

TIPoS REDUCIDoS De R2FTES.
Mercancias Saeos vaetos. Fepel,
Perfumerfa. Juguetes. Velas.
CuchilleTla, Dfogas, Yiyeres. eoI For tonela-
Jarea. Jabon vino rd Lle6res da de peso
les Vidrio de yentanas ...;... medidG
onincalleria, alambre. eobre, no. ona,on A.
las &c lata, clavoe tubes. para XXI V'N
gas ferreterfa. pintura ecei- ~" Vapor.
te pailas para azuear .........J
Lena. yfdrieria ce<vezza sol.
- ..,,.ou .ooro. AZ, Por tonela-
Troz hlsrro' cSiuetoS ioson9' A''' dR de Drecio
7odo con ei 10 pX de capa.
Maoufnaria d otras mercancfas segun eenyenio.
Las Hetes seran paRaderoe ass 10 t.
Por cantidadee de consideration, dc NO menos DC
sko toneadas de carga, por un solo vapor. So hara
eonvenio especial con los senores que las compre-
metan. aA .o: i,
Rtrioir los Sres White, Forman O.. 81 James
Gtrast Liverpool; los Agentes Sres. LAtmer = ca
Een Juan p Z. Sres Llauri. Borda Oe kayRRGsz: ,
6ree. Wieohers O.. Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
laoAMARA.
rto.-Plata Habana. NJ

s2l7-6O 500 .l5OI
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

What is the cure for gossip? Sim ply culture There is great deal of gossip that has no malignity in it.. Good-natured people talk about their neighbors because, and only because they have nothing else t0 talk about.
 4 young man of twenty recently took as 3 wife a Pennsylvania widow of fifty, the ole proprietress of 3 couple of paying petroleum wells. He loved not wisely but fwo wells.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

ln fact onr stock of aerchAndiss ,. adapted to the wants of everyene.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06
82O Reward.

Rstray--A bay horse aboat nine years old. fourteen and half hands high heavy built, long mane tai and foTelup. Has blaze face. white widening from forehead te nose h'nd feet. white not high np Numerous saddiemarks on sides and Uaek. James Akin e. |. Turner aud r. 'FomkiHs know the animal. ] VII oay Sz0 for the retura of the animal to e. T.. Tnrner, AlcMillenyille, or to Kerr & Barass. Globe City.
 THOS b. READ
 53t Glohe City.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06
zona gilng elt.

The recommendation of Congress to cross troops inte Mexico in pursuit of raiders, from the American side of the Rio Graade has caused great ex- sltement in the City of Mexico.
 The heft of stealing is committed op Mexican soil by Mescalero, Chir- acahus and other .. s. Indians who rad the states of our sister republic and return with stolen stock and pub hclv sell it to buyers who know it to be stolen Yankeedom cannot see this and yet 1t is as patent as the nose on the sphlax's face. The neighborhood of the Mescalero agen- ey. Lincoln county, New Mexico, is a mart for the sale of horses stolen by Indians from citizens of the states of CAiauahua and Sonora. The fact has more than once beeh published and notwithstanding, the raiding has not been abated in the least. To us t seems as if our government n its indignation against NJ exieo has placed itself in the same position as  the women who arraigned one of their sex before Christ for having slipped from the path of virtue, and could not consistently pelt her with rocks because tltey were guilty of the same oiFeOse.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

William Shewan an old anna gama- tor. claims to have discovered pro- cess by which ores can be worked Withoas she use of tanks of any kind or sium ressSgoirs, and VIII yieia greatet. percentage of returns than the old methods, whsle the mills may be worked 10 5Eeir ussSl capaclty. Suca d process would reduce the cost of m.lisag by 1t least one-third, and Mr. Shswan shonld lose no tune ID making it known to some competent mining or mill man.-Firgmla Chronicle
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

Speaker Randall gives it as nls opinlon that Grant will be the next Republican candidate for President. We presume Babeoek will be the Vice on the same ticket. They are twin cherrles on a single stem and should not 1e siv idel.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

What Is the difference between the paternal parent of Elizabeth, his sa- fanic majesty and q male species of the musea domesaca Ans: One IS the father of Lize, the second is the father of lies. aul tho oshsr IS the father of aIes Horrimel-Noris- loYn Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

The telegrams from Europe in re- gara Go the yet unsettled eastern question are very numerous and es- peeially gotten up to puzzle the most intelligent minds. A person after having woln knit brows and read and re-read shem several times will be about as we'll informed as the boy and his grandmother were after try ing to deeipher Greeley's letter tell ing them that turnips would not twine.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-06

The House adopted the amend meat increasing the army to 25,00O by a vote of115 to 106, the Repub- heansvoting solidIyin the affirmative. This unanimity IS accounted for by the fact shat the army stood by Re pubIicauism in the last election, and at is bidIing took the cotton and sugar states by the throat. This bill
 transfers the management of Indian agencies to the army because citizens are not honest. l. would seem that congressman have q just sense of their dispostoa to steal an measure ey- eyy osher mans morals, who enjoys the e.eeaye franchise by their own half bushel. The bill may stick In the senate because of some one or more objectionable features and con seaaenslg may be 50 amended as to male 1t objectionable to the House.
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nUNCANsON Bros, Auctloneers.

C0TT1GE FRAME DWELLiN9s AN All 3
LOTS AND NINE BUILDING LOTs. SIR.
lied, RESPECTIVELY, ON STREET
SNE s,RTH = sT AND EIGHTH sTRRETS
By virtueof deed of trust given to us, dated -
May LIST, 1878 and duly recorded In Liber i..,I
NO 1!5. folio 1913, Of the land records for the ns5
district OF Columbia, and by request of tho party
secured, we wtl sell, at public auction on TIL UR8
O'Clock p. m in front of the respective premises
all those certain pieces parcels OF land and prem.
1ses Known and described upon ground pat OF plan
od Inc c!y OF washington ID. c., as being Lots Nos
a0' II II, 13; Il 16. Is II. 81, % 81 81 SS and
gethef with all the improvements WAYS. ease
mems, rlgnts. privileges, appurtenances and her.
appertaining.
u Lots 10. II and IL are unimproved and front on
Lot II being at the corner of H aud 7th streets
Lots -. 49, II and 81 are uuimp,oyed AID front
Lots 4, Ii and % are imrrovsd by .wo-story
frame Dwellings 1ronting on 7th street, betwsea
Lott 80 and 50 are unimproved and front on 9th
DWELLINGS, and front on 8.h street, between H and
streets NE.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
nouns; notes bearing interest at per cent until
PAID ana secured by deed Of trust on the premises
chaser. 4 deposit Of Sioo required on each lot as
soon as sold If the terms Of sale are compiled with
within seven days from day of sale, the Trustees
, s6 ing rgh5 70 rsse the property at the rick
ve days pubic nssice u sacS resale upon giving
.us1s-d CONE coasA 4; kAUFFfMAN, Trustees.
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LaDs at Pic.NieS.

The lap is unqueStionably a most useful and
admirable organ. When expanded the Ian
will admirably hold fifteen quarts of chest
nuts, peaches, apples or other desirable fruit.
hold the entire supply of hairpins required for
their back hair-Ihough, OF course, laps of
these enormous dimensions are somewhat
rare. 1t is, however, at picnics and tea par
ties that the splendid cababilitieS of the female
lap are especially displayed. II is an easy
matter for lady. while engaged on picnic,
to hold plate of salad, another of picked oys-
ters third of ice cream, and a fourth OF
cake, together with a cup of coffee on her lap
at one and the same time. In feats of this
kind the female lap is unique. The young
man who undertakes to hold food on his knees
invariably comes TO grief. The utmost he can
hope to do Is to balance for a brief period.
plate of salad on the ridge of one OF "a.
legs, iIvin which AZ sooner or later sii ,.s'
wlta me most painful consequences,
AS IOr holding teacup OF coffee-clIp on hix
knees, ne recognizes the utter impossibility OF
the thing. His only resource is to deposit il
on the noOr or on the grass close by his side.
after which he usually steps on ii, or least
kicks 1t over This indicates i'm the clearest
possible manner that man is not by nature
are dangerous to the integrity of trousers and
legs, and there is no way in which art can
remedy the masculine deficiency of lap. Let
women go to picnicS if they choose. They can
do so without doing violence TO their clothing I:
but man is lying in the face of nature when
he undertakes to sit on the grass and tn
manage six different kinds of food. It is rue
not be popular Young men are needed both
to eat the legs of chickens and to go a mile
and a half in the sun to bring water for the
lemOnade.-[NeU York Times.
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r II. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A LARGE FIRST.
CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, NO 500 ON
sTREET BETWEEN 8TH AND 8TH

6IkEEIa BETWEEN 9TH AND 8TH
By virtue Of deed Of T T. Ma ni dated the 18th
DAY Of October: A: D: 1871, and recorded t:s
Washington. D. e., In Liber 65S. folio 387, the
sH gu Eili sel TO the highest bidder e pub
DAY. the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1878. at
O'CLOCK p NJ, the following valuable property, to
VII; All that certain parcel OF land lying and being
II the City OF Washington and District Of Column
bered two %, In square numbered four hundred
ana slI (4O6), and bounded and described as fol-
lows BEGINNING for the same at the southeast cor
ner OF said lot on street north; thence running
1s ,s one o. IN said squ,r eighty
Ct the rear OF said estate, agreeable to
division Detwes1 BIagden and Moore, the s1st
so H. o asse 1e u
Washington county, ID. c.; thence running west
ery on said alley twenty six (2e) feet five IL inch
es to the land conveyed to Michael Dufey Decem-
said Dnffey's land, In . straight line through :
brick stable, cutting OF the westerly portion there
Of eightyseve $50 feet and six (6) inches to said
street; thence running easterly on said street
to the point Of beginning with right in said alley
In common with the other estates AUDITING there.
on, together with all the buildings improven ents.
tights, privileges, asin said deed Of October 18th,
The terms Of sale are: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money In cash, (of which. $500 must be paid
at the time Of sael and the residue In three years
WIFI WIFI interest at Per cent per annum, payable
chaser. The deferred payments to be represented
by note to be secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, to the satisfaction Of the Trustaes
All conveyaacing ut the purchaser's cost.
M, n &: \: Fa6M. Trustees.
j. L. COLDWELL. Salesman. jy28-d
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VTHRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THR
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF OHIO AVE.
OF WASHINGTON YMpR0VEn nv 4

Il FKSXER ZEAL EsTATE Of TIE
NUE. AM 18TH STREET, IN THE CiTY
OF WASHINGTON, IMPROVED BY 4
THREE-sTORY BRiCK WAREHOUSE.
-, By virtue OF q deed Of trust, bearing date -
corded in Liber No. $685. folio 20 ct seq one E:iD
OF the land records for the county Of Washington,
In the District of Columbs, and ut the request in
writing OF the party thereby secured the subscri-
per will sell. at public auction, onMONDAY, the
26th day Of August, A. ID. 1878, at O'Clock o. M,
In front OF the premises, all that piece or parcel OF
City OF Washington. in the District
on the plat or plan Of said city and being part Of
Lot numbered one ~, in Square numbered two
hundred and ninety five (295), and beginning for
the same at the northeast corner of said lot and
square. and running thence no. thwestwardly with
the line OF Ohio avenue seventy COY feet seven az
lnchts; thence gouthWestwardy by line drawn at
r1ght ange to the line OF said avenue twenty We
l26 feet three (3) inches: thence south twenty COZ
fest thence east (75) feet to the line
the line Of said street twenty COY feet to the place
OF BEGINNING, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fifth cash, and the remain.
DER OF the purchase money in equal annual pay.
mems OF one, two. three and four years, with in
0resr At the rate OF per cent. per annum. A de-
post OF one hundred dollars Will be required at the
TIME OF sale. Conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
II terms OF sale are not complied with In five days
RICHARD WALLRtH, Surviving Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct
aug14, II, 90, 1925
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DIED.

BEAL. On the morning OF the 18Th of August
1878 ANNE ALICE, daughter of Edward N. aud
Ann Elizabeth Beal aged years end II days.
H., IRON the n. f. Mission Church. so3 II SC.
SIMONTOS. On Tuesday morning, the 18th OF
august, 1878, FLORIDA. Only daughter of the lata
Col j.. w. simonton of Key West, florida.
The funeral will take place al o'clock y. m. ON
Thursday. the 18th inst. from The residence OF
DR.. L. w. Buckley, Gl5 1Ith street. FRIENDS and
acquaintances OF the family respectfully invi.
ted to attend.
YOUNG. On the 18th Of August. 1873, ct eK
O'Clock a. m, EMMA YOUNG, aged 81 years.
Her funeral will take place al 3 O'Clock Thurs
day. August L. 1878, from her late residence, No.
321 131 street n. w.
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CAN'T RUB IT OUT-'Don't write thera."
saia father to his son, who was writing with
diamond on the window. "Why nOtf'' "Be-
to you my child, that you are daily writing
that which You cannot rub out? You made
cruel speech the other day to your mother. Il
her pain: It IS there now, and hurts her When
she thinks Of it: You can't rub 1t out. You
whispered wicked thought one day in the
mind, and led him to do q wicked act 1t is
there now; you can't rub 1t out. All your
thoughts, all your words, all your acts are
written on the book OF memory. Be careful,
the record is very lasting. You can't rub il
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HERoIsM OF HOSPITAL ArTRNpASr.-at
the insane asylum at Columbus Ohio Sundav
afternoon young lady patient of slight ignra
hau IN some unaccountable manner WORKED
herself e,rseen the iron bars, and when dis
covered was hanging S ~ the outside OF the
window sill, about fifty feet above the yrS-nd.
Charles Mardin, young attendant, stripped
OH his coat and vest and assembled to tina
second story, and by the utmost nerve aud
strain he finally succeeded in securing a hold
OF the window frame above. With one hand
he chung to the iron bars, and with the other
eraSped the poor unfortunate Just as she LOST
her hold OF the casing above, and succeeied
In seating her on the window SILL At this
crisis the lady's reason returned, and She,
begged her rescuer TO save himself and let her
drop to the ground, some fifty feet below.
cured them around the lady's waist when she
was lowered to the ground, Mardin being res
neved from his perilous position in the same
manner.
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctloneers,
TRUsTEE sAL5 OF PROPERTY ON NO

BY virtue Of 3 deed Of trust, dated the ID -
Io1o 20 one Of the land records for the Dis e:S
tIlct OF Columbia, and ut the request Of the party
o. the premises, on FRIDAY, August 18th, al
So'ci0ck NJ, the following described real estat
HtuAie In the city OF Georgetown, District of o.
ilmbiA TO Wit: Part Of Lot No. lS in Holms is
sodIi0n 20 Georgetown, beginning for the same At
point one hundred and nine feet tn 90 Inches
south OF the northeast corner Of said lot 49, thanee
running south along the vast line Of Monroe stree.
zen rect ana nine inches; thence west forty 'set:
thence north ten feet and nine inches and thsuce
east forty fest to the place Of beginning.
Terms: $500 cash; the balance In equal install
ments ct six and twelve months, with Interest ct
q Per cent. secured by deed Of trust on the poop
erty sold, OF all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. $50 deposit ct time of sale. Tha terms of
sale 2 De complied with In seven days, otherwise
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the urOn
erty 1t the risk and cost OF defAultiog purchaser
AL conveyancing at the cost OF purchaser.
eo,o.o. W. n. ROACH,
suS0s@ AosAzsA2.Ae Trustee.
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rHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, BEING NO. 491 G ST. SOUTH

By virtue of deed OF trust, dated August -
9th, A. D. 1876 aud duly recorded in lfber On
No. 827, folio 1913 &c, OF the land records ..iH
for the District Of Columbia, aud by direction Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public auc-
ton, In front of the premises. on MONDAY, the
part OF Lot No. 5, in square No. 492, In the city
Of Washington, improved by a neat two-story
brick house.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, (of which $50
must be paid at sale), balance in six and twelve
months. with interest at eight per cent, and Sc
complied with within Ave days Of sale, other wise
the trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and
at cost of purchaser.
augl4e O&ds ROBT. II. WARD. Trustee.
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SUPKEAE CoUKT OF THE UNITED
OCTOBER TERN, 1877.
Thomas s. Dobbins and George Spurck,
The United States
Thomas 3. DObbins and George Spurck
NO. LIZ rs rs Plfs in Error,
Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck.
Tn United States. And
Thcmss 9. Dobbins and George Spurck
no. la vs. Pins In Error
The United States.
MI. Assistant Attorney General Smith, OF coun.
BEL Tor the defendants In error suggested the death
OF George spurck, Of the plainti1s In error In
these cases, aud moved the Court for an order
1nder the 18th rule TO make the proper representa-
Gves pa[ue-: hereupon II Is now here ordered
Dy tnls Court, that unless the proper represents
lives OF the sa George Spruck, deceased, afore-
9alu, sn1il voun tartly become PARTIES within the
1rt zen Gays OF the ensuing term of this Court the
QeIenoants ~ error shall be entitled to have the
Er1ts OF error In these cases dismissed IS to him:
fr0ctdsd Tia copy Of this order shall be printed
u the NA.iolsl Union, or some other newspaper at
the seat OF government for three successive Weeka
q eSst siy days before the beginning of the term
OF the Suprame Court next ensuingEoth Noysn =.
Der. 1877. True cspy-Test:
lskAL-1 d. W. MIDDLETON,
Nz0S~ clerk supreme Court u. 3.
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effectuallv shielded him from danger Hs
simply did not know enough 10 eNperienc,
airy OF the feelings which would have wrecked
higher order of infelligance
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u q. WARNER, Auctioneer.

IMO-STORY AND BACK BUILDING
FRAME DWELLING, No. 2O18, ON
EIGHTH STREET EXTENDED, JUST
N N0B5 ", OF BOUNDARY STREET
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to me, dated -
June lst 1870, recorded In Liber No. S22, I'm
folio 419, one Of the land records for the E:lM
County Of Washington. District Of Columbia, and
by direction OF the party holding the Indebtedness
secured, shall sell at public sale, on Thursday,
August 10 1878, at eh O'Clock Z. m, e front 81
Downs subdivision of Lots 1872, 1885, 1874 and 1S5,
OF Prather'S subdivision OF part Of Mount Pleas
ant, together with the improvements, q Frame
Dwelling House.
TeIms of sale: Cash enough to cover the OUT
standing indebtedness S1, 648 82) and the expenses
OF sale. with cost Of Insurance and such taxes as
may be passed. due and unpaid; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest, to be
secured By a deed Of trust on the property. A de-
post OF $50 will be required to be made fmmediate-
1y after the sale BY the purchaser and ali convey.
sncLg shall be at his expense II the terms are not
compiled with In I've days after the SALE the Trus-
zee reserves the right to resell the property after
nvs days notice In the Evening Star, at the risk
aug3 eo&ds THOS. W. FOWLER. Trustee,
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JOHN SHERMAN. Real Estate AuetlSnssT,
TRnSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
RRaa99XKEER PN RrRQ 9p1R THREE-STORY and

X STREET N Il, awe
I'D. 1870. and duly recorded In Liber No. ion
Ie9 folio III ct seq, one Of the land records s.1
the parties secured thereby we VIII sell at public
AUCTION as on FRIDAY, the23 day of August AID.
lS18, at O'Clock p.m., In front Of the premises
the following described property with the i'm,
provem1nt' thereon. situated in the city of ash
ingtOn, District OF Columbia to wit: Lot nu mbered
TWO hundred and twenty-three (223), in Gilbert 8
OF Square six hundred and seventy five
l6I6l, being eighteen Q8) fest front and rear and
eighty feet go! Deep on the south side of street
northeast, and containing fourteen hundred and
forty feet of land. ~
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance
IN one and two years with Interest at 10 per cent.
all cash. at the option Of the pnrchassr deposit
Of one hundred dollars required at time Of sale.
Al conveyancing at p1rchaser's cost. Terms Of
sale to be complied with in seven DAYS.
GEORGE BAUER tiruSteeS.
VIM. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. aug13 -eo&ds