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REBUKE TO A JURYNAN.-The following
story is told OF Judge Parsons, OF Massactu.
sets: being about to try mercantile case.
he OF dered jury to be summoned, and among
the psmes was that OF Thomas III. Perkins 8
leaoirg merchant OF Boston, and q personal
friend OF Judge Parsons. when the off1cor
made his return he laid down a $50 bill before
the Judge.
What is that for?" said the Judge.
Mr.. Perkins says he is very busy to-day, and
prefers to pay his fine"
"Take that back to Mr.. Perkins, said tbs
judge, ''aDd tell him to come at once; and II he
refuses, bring him by force.,'
When Mr.. Perkins appeared. the Judge looked
sternly at him ard said: "Wbat do you mean,
sir, by sending money when you are summoned
to SIT on this Jury9"
Mr.. Perkins replied: 81 meant no dIsrespece
to the court, your honor; but ! was extremely
busy fitting out ship for the East Indies, ana
/ thought II paid my fine would be excused -
Fitting out ships for the East Indies, sir7n
shouted the judge; "and how happens Il you
are able to ut out ship for the East Indies?,
Your honor. DO not understand you"
81 repeat, then, my question: how Is ft that
you are able to ut out ship for the East In
dies? IL you do not know VIII tell you II Il
because the laws OF yourcountry are property
administered. II they were not you would have
no hips. Take your seat, SIR, with the jury
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CHIRTs!!!!
y WAMSUTTA MUSLIN ON THE RISE,
Notwithstanding our price list for SHIRTS remains
the same.
The very finest Shirts, made to order co
Six Superior Shirts, made to order, for. 900
Eosoms, made to order, for . ............. ESQ
The Celebrated Bell Shirt, Wamsntta Muslin.
cept button holes. only; Is
Loom Muslin ana fine Linen Bosoms, only 60
One price only; Money refunded when goods are
rot satisfactory. - At EDWARD Y GINN'S.
I112 F st. 1s.tc., Washington, D. O.,
iyTtr WARRINGTON SHIRT FACTORY
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NEW yOHK-H&ITTEKDAM
TfNs:R 20 cAItsp,s RoTTE i xM.a s9HiE-
DAN" n "MAAS," carrying the q. g. mail to the
Netherl.nda leaves Jersey City every alternate
Nednesday and SATURDAY: Cabin ?6SS70; Inter, Inter;
Agt - South William st. New York, FUNGI EDYE
SOOz q So. Wn. ST., Freight ACTS; L y. NOR
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STxAMsHIP
In LINZ BETWEEN NEW YoRK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SoUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
The steamers OF this company viii sail every Sat
urdsy from Bremen Pier. foot Of Sd street, Hoboks.
Bate! OF passage: From New York to Hayre, Lon
second cabin, $50; sfeersse, $50 For freight or
passage appiy to DEL R10HS GO 2 Bowling
Green, New York. W. @. METZEROTT CO., 925
Pa. ave, Agents for Warrington oct1-ly
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DEATH FROM CREosoTE-Willie T. Elicit,
aged two years and three months, son OF Ger.
Parrish street near Pratt, climbed up to man.
tel While The parents were absent from the
room last night, reached bottle OF creosote,
and partook OF sufficient 20 cause death at
p. m. DR.. L. ID. Larkin was called In, but could
not save tie childs life. Coroner ogle was
Lottfied - Ga.f. d b.ericaH, 18th
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TsHOMAg BOWLING. Auctionee1.
ELEaANT IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE

ELEGANT IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. July 10Th, 1879, at O'Clock, Ak
il front of the premises shal cell that ele- h&f
giant Brick Residence. No. 1874 West street, -h.!
three stories and mansard roof. containing Is
fett Wide. with all modern improvements TIE
property contains 1000 feet Of ground, with side
yard filled with choicest vines and shrubbeey. Me-
ropolitan street pass the door. Premires COM
mand . fine view Of Washington and surrounding
country. Brick carriage house and stables at
Tackled.
Terms easy and made known at sale.
Also, 1ercom Brick House with bay window,
adjoining the above residence, has all the modern
improvements.
Terms very reasonable and payments to be made
monthly without interest
Also. q fine Building Lot in same locality. 70 by
100.
N. BAH the above property can be purchased
at private sale prior to the auction.
For ten ms and examination Of property apply on
premieee. 1874 West street. Georgetown, D. q.
je262a jy2, g. 11.12&14
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YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

IRUsTEEs' eALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, ON
TIE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STnEET,
BETWEEN II AND N STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of = deed OF trust to us, dated II
April l2h, 1875, and duly recorded IN Liber E4j
No. 719, folio 449, one Of the land records for2.
the District of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secu, ed tn. reby, we VIII se at public auction
in front OF. the premises. in WASHINGTON city, Dis
trist Of . .oonmbia, At 81 O'Clock TUESDAY. July
The northern part Of Lot twenty four ca. In the
dred and forty eight i44s) beginning for the same
1t tie northwestern corner of said lot and thence
rum ing south along the line Of 7th street west
eighteen Is9 feat and four @ inches; thence east
eight. en- qsl feet and four a. inches; and thence
Of bt aiming. together with all the improvements
thereon.
Terms: Ore fourth cash. and the balance in six,
twelve eghts en- and twenty four months. with in:
terest the deferred payment to be secured by deed
Of trust NJ on the property and by the assignments
of an insnrar CD policy. $lC0 deposit All convey.
anc ng At the cost If the terms Of sale
serve the right to rese the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulyiDR purchaser.
CHARLES G. GLOVER. ! r-,....,
BRA1NARO n. WARMERS Aio"s0o'
ir1
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DRY GOODS.


r AwNs. 6k and l2hc. yard.
White Moeqnito Net. 30 cents piece.
Wamsutta Shirts, finished, TO-
JOS B. BAILEY,
ty12tr Cor. 7th & F. SITS. s.s0.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
Having 10 move. and not being sble to get suita-
bic place. have determined to sell Off my Stock Of
DRY GOODS
at much less than they can be bought at wholesale
ut the present time Everything will be sold under
price.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
jy12tr Cor. 18th st. and Market Space.
7 ,AWNs AT FIVE CENTS.
Large stock new Lawns ct SC Der yard, in great
New stock Of Madras Gingf AIMS.
Good White Bed Spreads, Co. GO. 15c. and8l.
Ssas
very cheap Black Silks, sos. 81, sl2s. $50: At
'eeo a' represented BENJAMIN MILLER,
jy11tr 1O3 bridge street. GEoReErowN.
nay GUODs Ar A SACRIFICE
- Bnop4nrEADs.
Al, Al LiGen Hemstitched Handkerchic's 1oc and up;
IN
e NEE xS1n Gooe
best 200 ID Spool Cotton. &c lsz spools for 2oc)
s s s sna a Ba h. sks
imported, 40 in wide SOC. and up; 20 per cent.
under tbs market prices Linen Lawns. -Pscific
iy101y. 1905 F st.
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SLOW MURDER BY MEsNERIsM-A respect.
ably-attired female applied TO Mr.. De Rutzen,
at the Mary leboDe Police Court, for his assist
arce under the following circumstances: She
SAID she was being continually meSmerized and
magnet1zed by her husband and his servants and
her bodily substance was being taken away by
1t. They could mesmerize her at a distance.
ana she was dying miSerably by It. Mr., De
OF Which he could take cogniZance. Applicant:
'If death ensues Is not that enough? Death
Will ensue in day or two, or In week or two
Ii Is destroying body, and bowels, and blood I
am being gradually murdered by my husband
ard his two English servants. It ought to be
written down. Anybody who has an interest in
another persons death might do this VIII You
write down my complaint, and summon my
husband and his two servants Mr. De RutZeu
said he could lot do II. Applicant, yehemently:
You have the power. II Is failure OF Justice
1t is real murder 1t is just The same as point
ing pistol al persons head. That woman
who died In Kent died In this way. She was
slowly meSmerized TO her death. am Rradu.
ally dying, and the substance OF my BODY f.
being taken away. have had Is dorscrS during
the year." Mr.. De RutZen suggested that he
should send an officer TO the ho1e. The appli-
cant: "Cannot you have my husband tetoro
you and question him about ft?r Mr.. De Ruf-
zen observed that he could not. The applicant:
"You are an English magistrate. and you con-
nfye at private murders. Good morning.
lLaughterl She then left the witneSs-box and
the court, mutteriDg to herself as she went
London Standard, June 81.
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1910 GREAT 1O1n
ROUTE

1913 PENNgXI.XANIA 1919
10 THE NORTH: west AND sogTHwEsT
s,,.nI OoS So Tra q steel Halls.
TRAINS LEAVE 4 shs MA 2gnF 81 SSs from Dem,
S1ra sn % Sa i6 m g. ds fSS %s
g. and p dsd sss%
g:Ao Pm daily. with Palaces Gar 10 Chicago.
BALT1M0Kk And POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For GanandAisu., Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
sunday as s1 Oily. s9oeg ss aaS s1s9E
Lsck H.ysn. and Ein.irA, Il 10 sc an. daiis. *.
Fer New Yorz and the East, 81 m daily, except
Iss Il IL ~ Panaa p. 0
sSrs. ~ An esIy. except Sunday.
lily with bosts y BoSfyn HsS..
smorainS direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
Hg double ferriaze and Journey ACROSS New
Fer PhnsdeIphi.. s:ss Am. and 80 pm, da,,v
For sss s. a.s s sasspf anfi a.
sns = :aa d as.iily : s1ser a. Sunday a
For Popes Creeh Lne 40 :. e. and 40 D. m.
For AnnsHoS: 6 40 = a. sna 4su p. H.. daily, OK.
T %SX k AHR n65ffSSxAsbaI1 AND W2sH hh
IA .n naa II ~ PEE. On Sunday At n. and
For Kl s aa and til. South. 50 am a.,,, ana
Trains lesys H sasf Iel sWa ssSs;,ou
20 Il IN. :, "a a;Sa.;3.s; 9 ana u Pa on q
TicIess, tnform.tion. sIespias AKA P.rlor Gar %.
sven1s noheass q sn srses anS Penn
syiyaniA svenue and at the depot. whers orders can
pc left for ohsckins Of baggage TO destination fro
%. q =; T1KME8. General P.ssenser Aeen.
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Ask FOR TICKETS VIA CONNEOTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
at ticket Offices of Pennsylvania RR at Philadelphia,
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pitlsbnrg. and in Washington, DO st Office of B.
O. RR, at each Of which offices full information can
be obtained. je2H.lm
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sE-Two naked cherubs over the portal Of
a new court house al Rockford H., so Offended
the moral sense OF the city that they were
chiseieS Oft
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TO-MORROW.

DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
PEREMPTORY SALE OF BAY HORSE, FOUR.
SEAT FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. July 18th, atA
10 O'Clock, in flont of salesrooms, will he XA&p
sold, without ret serve LII
Fay Horse kind ard gentle.
Fourseat PANTY Carriage and Harness.
TIE owner having no tn, Their for them.
iy12-zt DUNCANSON BROS
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RAILROADS.
NEW HoH X

NE" YORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMA0OG. QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JENE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. .......at sos am.
And Arrive at Lttletoa. at 100 m.
And Arrive ut Bethlehem. at 745 pm.
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. 765 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyan's at 10 pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. ..........at $40 pm.
And Arrive at Crawford House. $50 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec at $50 am.
Take Sleeping Gar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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QALTlMO8E AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r.. EMs g Hsss. .5S Zs5 s x
aud soatnWsst.
To take ee LEAVE ss1ns,x A Mi1 IA as5
Express &c Eeo.t City on Sundays TO Baltimore
:its {, AN Hs1eSs Ridge and 1t wnsns
e:soam @Bslsimno o 1nnaroHs and way. Pied.
mont st..sbu1E. w,nchester, Haserstown. Fredsr
SEQ am.2fBaitim ea and Laurel Express
q Roca strasburs
B Bsii EspEess Parior car to New York and
s3s 1 mist Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
valley BraRsh: except Sunday; T5reush car =
;1ssRs sss:saass Ann.po
burg college ssissSias. fs1rsi. xHnapods , june
az n W. P m-Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellioott City
Tao ?; p;msew York. Philadelphia. and Boston
sS 2 m-f0n Sunday only: Baltimore AZ and Way.
80 p. m.-Baltimore, Bladensburg, and Laurel
Express Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 p: m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hsgers
and WsX ststons On Sunday to
4:40 p. N baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
ona.
6:3Op m-tPHILADKLPHIA, NORFOLK AND
day. Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$40 p. m.-Point Of Rocks and way Stations.
TOO p. m.-tBsltiInore and Way Stations
10 p m-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS. Ellicott
SIS p.m.-fGHIOAdO, COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
BIRCH II; ExPREsS Sleeping car to Chicago.
1913 D. m.-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York. and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
II 90 p. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
tDaiy. tHuuday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
Ard Ohio Ticket Ofaces, Washington Station and
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point In the city. w. N. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
l. n. COLE, Generrl Ticket Agent
GEO. kOONTZ, General Agent myl7.tr
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pUBLISHED TO-DAY.
A HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES,
With Biographical Sketches Of the Secretaries.
ByL d. INoERsoLL,
Author OF Life and Times OF Horace Greeley"
cloth Price Is TO- "'""" ~
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
Successor to Mohun Brothers.
.. 1918 Pa. 0Ve.. corner 18th street
je4-u Washington, D. O.
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THE TRADES.

pOOKBINDIN0.
~ The public % respectfully informed that the
d, LYCkTT BOOKBtNDERY
Ho rasTr.sd on e heretofore, The same excellent
N00ifkmen are employed, and the work turned ont
WI De ~ the srSr style which has always been
apS-ly 1Ol2 Pennsylvania avenue, I'd floor
GIBSON BkOTNEk0.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRrNTERs.
luz PennsylyAnta avenue, Washington, D. d,
- fme RTaoang specially. janl0-Iy
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STEAMERS. &c.
PLANT LINE.

lSss aSs r asn so.. aa: ,r,. 1879
Eai re- c.1 snG 5 scs Ws sEe
day and Mednesday 1t 80 pm, and Saturday at
fHst class fare, single Tickets. al 90
Tirytclass fare round trip................... l5O
eH " sss' and On s;s
SONS. nl6 F st. n. y. Tickets on sale at Y n r &
BE. DoDD. AGENT. 7th-s t wharf. - my6
TaLAND AND eEzAlR9AhD o0AsTINa
FOB NORFOLK E E99 ET3914s EoSEo1 AND
sssSns 4 II e 81 Fa BIZ .aa
svsH Hond.y. Tuesday: Wsdnssd.y 6
VII va Sc s.saSs.s % Bossen New ToTE sioh@ond
re is!s. '0unasTiD 1 ss SOP e paI EoR
.. sSn ! ssH9xAe 4 sSSss sss: sixth
S.n S 81 ssluisg e:
s.osp.nG 1t intermediate landings going and return
m. ,.%.s. s6as a ESh SEw 1e es
asss sSs;y S;MiS anaSy; .aS S'ojGcs
Daune day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply Sc ofdce under
National Metropolitan Bank, 18TH street, ONCE of
Agent foot Of 9Th street, Warrington and So Water
'' Ss.i. youngstown SAMUEL BACON. prss,aen.
CTEAMER MATTANO, Captain WIZ. a.
= BYLEs, on and after April 20sh. - .SfSA
leaves wharf foot OF 9Th aud N sts, ~
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day. at Am for Potomac Riyer Landings On Sun
days for Matsox Greek ColtOn's, and landings In st.
Clements Bay. On Thursdays for Mattox Greek
and landings IN Wicomico river On Tuesdays for
Colton's and landing in Nomini Greek Returning
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays mornings,
making intermediate landings Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further information enquire at Offices of q. l.
HHERIFF, No. S28 and lila Pennsylvania avenue,
or At Office foot OF 6th and streets g.
sp1S G. 7. JONES, Aren't
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DUEII1C SALE OF A THREE-STORY PRESSED
l. EAICK DWELLING No 50 DEGREES

L EHIGkn DWEIIiNa No. s. DEFaEEs
By virtne Of a decree Of the Supreme Curt ID
OF the District of Columbia, passed in iuse M8
in said court, wherein Daniel Riordan issA.-
plaintiff anu the Carroll Cooperative Building AZ
GAO Equity. will offer for sa.e, at public auction,
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the Z2d day OF
July, at O'Clock pm, lot numbered sixty nine (69l,
in 4. She pEerd'e subdivision OF square No. 613.
IL the City Of Washnston, D. O., said lot has front
Of sixteen 6) feet on Def,e street and is improved
by B;ick Dwelling.
Terms of gale: Cne-third OF the purchase money
cash the balance in equal tnsta!ments at six and
twelve months from day of SALE with interest as tina
rate OF seven per cent per anunm until paid; the
deferred pay ments to be secured by retention by
The II use OF tie title to the PROV erty until paid or
AL Al sash at me purchasers option. 1lc0 down ct
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee.
CHAS, W. HANDY, Auctr. jyll-eo&ds
HHANLERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
" t tLrsEEEEENNIH STREET, BETWEEN @ AND Z
BY Virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Ia
OF the Dist ict OF Columbia Special Term, So
passed In Equity cause No $3.50, and in Gen. ~.
ersi Term affirmed, shsll offer for SALE on FRI.
,he premises, Let numbered five (5). in Hardness
recorded subdivision OF Square numbered three
hnnf red and thity-six t336)n the city of Washing
ton, subject to an encumbrance of 3525, with inter
esf at per centnm mfr from june LIST. 1879
26th. ls16, at per centum, and $50 costs ia cash
the residue OF the purchase money in instslments
OF &26 per month, vt per centum interest secured
by deed ef trust on said lot The purchaser may
pay all cash Deposit Of 8100 required of the pur-
B. G. LOVEJOY, Trustees
STEIGER h LIEBERMANN. Aucts. jy2soSls
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OLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE

" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Boston. Providence, and the
New England states.
SAILING DAYa
From MISUNDERSTANDING, st 10 am.
From Wasbington-Mondsy, at II an.
From Georgetown-Monday, at pm.
. Ereiehta received daily until 5 pm. Through
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fan River. Consignees wishing their goods landed
at Georgetown wharf win please have them marked
"GEoRGxTOwN. d. O."
For fun information apply to J. b. JOHNSON
Co. 1202 street northwest. and 18th wharf.
Waahineton, d. O.; g. F. HYDE, SO Water street,
GEORGETOWN, D. O.; WILLIAM 2. C1IDE B. co !,
General Ma1agers, II South Wharves. Philadel-
phiA m8r20-1y
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Neglect Of the Eve.

Whatever an ounce OF prevention may he -
other members OF the body, IL certainly Is WORT.
Dometer watch, this delicate organ will stand
any amount OF use not 10 say abuse, but when
once thrown on Its balance, IL very rarely can
action or, II IL is IL becomes ever after liable to
return OF disability OF function or the seat OF
actual disease. One would have supposed from
this fact, and from the fact that modern civlli-
zation has imposed upon the eye an ever-in-
creasing amount OF strain, both as 10 the actual
quantity OF work done and the constantly In.
creasing brilliancy and duration OF the illumina-
ton under which II Is performed, that the
greatest pains would have been exercised In
maintaining the organ In a condition OF health,
and the greatest care and solicitude used in its
say that there is no organ in the body the well
faIe OF which is so persistently neglected as the
have known fond and doting mothers take
their children OF four and I'VE years OF age TO
have their first teeth filled, instead OF having
them extracted. so that the jaw might not suffer
In Its due development, and become In later
years contracted, while the eye, the most In
tellectual, the most apprehensive, and the most
discriminating OF all our organs, receives not
ton II never seems TO occur TO the parents
that the principal agent In a child's education
is the eye; and through IL IL gains not only its
sense OF the methods and WAYS OF existence OF
others but even the means for the maintenanco
or Its own; nor does IL occur 70 the parents for
an instant that many OF the mental as well 90
!" uAi5 aiutDutes Oh growing cnffQ are FASH
10: ed, even II they are not created, by the con-
dillon OF the eye alone
A child is put TO school without the slightest
inquiry on the part OF the parent, and much less
on the part OF the teacher, whether IL mas the
normal amount OF sight: whether IL sees objects
sharply and well defined, or fndlstlnctly and
distorted; whether it sees with one or two ewes.
or, finally. II II does see clearly and distinctly
whether it is not using quantity OF nervous
force sufficient after time not only TO exhaust
the energy OF the visual organ. but OF the nerv-
Gus system at large.-[Dr Edtoard q. LORNA ia
UuYnrr'S Mnnnzilie f0r 4 ,,,frsf
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CTE1aER L1EBERMANN. Resi Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEh's SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILL
ING LOT ON NJ STREET North, 81

4 mi yi T M srHEEt Nn Eok TWhN BE
FIRST STREETS WEST
By virtue of iced of trust, dated June S-A
18th, A D. 1876, recorded in L,Eer No Sl9, H,aH
Folio 451. ct seq, of the land records OF the .1as
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party
front 81 the premises, on SATURDAY July Iyth
AID; 1879. at six O'Clock pm, the following de-
ton, c., and known and described on thu official
plan or plat thereof lot lettered 81" In certain
(99)
Terms OF sale: One:third cash balance in six and
annuna, secured by deed of trust on the property
Sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser $50
ing at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
in ten days property to be resod at risk and cost
Of 6efauiing purchaser. WM. 81. WARD,
jy24S,lO,12,l4,l6,l8,l9 Trustee
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VtHOMAB DOWNING, Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust to ~
me, bearing date the 18th day Of July, 1871, fvH
a9d recorded an ong the land records of the .AnG.
ssIi at pubic auchen; upon the premises. on SAT
URDAI, 18th OF July. Instant, at O'Clock D m
part II lot ~ In square III, described as follows
BsginEipg at southwest corner of lot and running
THENCE along the west line Of said lot Is feet thence
III nee south along said lne 25feet to the 80 18th
1ne of said lot thence along said ne 142 feet
10 inches TO ePiuriRR.
This property is we'll located, and is improved by
q comforts BILE dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years, deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust on tie property sold or otherWi.e to
the satisfaction Of the Trustee. All conveyanc'ng
st cost of purchaser. Purchaser will be required to
pay 300 in cash ct time of sale.
jyl4+ o&6s w. b. WEBB, Trusiea.