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A FEW TRAITS OF GEORGE SAND.-Her custom
was rather to@praise than to blame, and she
criticised alike impartially the work OF friend
or foe. She had been In her time great beau
ty. My features" she says, "were we'll
formed, but have never tried to give them ex
preston" Her face was handsome rather tn an
interesting; her features bore the stamp of
Grecian regularity; her voice was faint and
without any ring. in conversation she was the
reverse Of Partisan. She was incapable of diZ
zling the mind with ''eSprit." by brilliant play
upon words by unexpected sallieS and ready
answers. Mental fencing was unknown TO her.
aid she very seldom said any thing witty. Her
writings contain very little humor; she was
mostly inclined to taciturnity. She was
a better listener than talker, and what
she has heard was often reproduced in
her works. "Your mind is sluggish" Mus.
set Is reported to have said once In allusion to
her colloquial failings. In common. perhaps
with other writers who are much absorbed In
their works, she had another remarkable pecu-
liarity. IF had not had my works on shelf
before me-" she says, 81 should have forgotten
them even to the title page. You may read
half volume OF one of my own romances to
me, and with the exception of one or two
principal names ! should never know It had
been written by me- II were suddenly asked
for my opinion on one OF my own books could
sincerely answer that did not know 1t,-thau
l must first read Ii before can say ANYTHING
about it," She alleges this popularity as the
reason why In her memoirs she says nothing
about the subject and tendency OF any OF her
own works. She scarcely even quotes the titles
OF some OF them.-[Ieopold Katscher, in Inter-
national Rtrietc for August.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMpROyEij
AND UNIMPRONED PROPERTY

BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated May 9th, IL
A. u. 1877, duly recorded in Iiber No 1853, inn
folio :o4 ct Sea- one of the land ronords for. We:
lie District OF Column bA, and at the request of the
parry secured thereby Will sell at public auction
IL front OF tie premises. the folloWin. descri,3
reai estate eltuate in the city of WASHINGTON. D. c.
Or FRIDAY August LIST. A. ID. 1879, al 5 o'aiock D.
u : Lot A, IN the subdivision OF east twothrds %
lot square 292 south side of Peunsyiv .uia ave
Rue, between 18th aud 18th SITS. northwest
AZ 51p O'CLOCK T. No. cub lot IL, square 16l, west
soc OF connecticut avenue, between i anu II sts,
At o'clock pm. the north seventeen az feet
front OF let = oy the depth thereof in Davidso,'s
subdivision OF square 1853. west side of Connect
cut avenue, between X aud L streets northwest.
ALTO; on SATURDAY. August I'd. 1879, at O'Clock
PIN, lot lu, square COS. on Sd, between and U,
streets southwest
At 81 O'Clock m lot 9, square GIL, OF ID, BE-
tween q and streets southwest
at o'clock pm, lot &. 20. go, northeast corner
CarRl ana ttreets southwest.
In media.eIy thereafter lot 6, square 6l2, south
east corner cf Car al and V stree 8 southwest, To-
getber with the ihnI rovemehts, etc
Terms: One fourth in CASH: and the balance at
six per cert PER snnun. secured by deed of trust
on the property sold. or all cssh, at option of the
purchaser. deposit Of $l90 required on each lot
at the tin OF eA1e, and all conveyancing an RI
ccrding at purchasers cost Terms to be coun,lied
with in seven dsys, otherwise the Trustees
the right to reeel the property at the risk and
coet of the deiaultng purchaser after five days ad-
vertsing.
P PRAIhAkk r r 4 ATGAHRsER.} Trustees.
LUNCANsvIs BROS. Aucts. 3tleeoiSds
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CATCHPENNY SCHKMES.-Within the past two
or three days man has been among the bust
ness men around town endeavoring to get
them interested In q new advertising scheme.
He proposes to give them q quarter OF a COL
umn advertisement on ten thousand sheets OF
music for SIS and furnish each one with five
hundred sheets of the music free for general
distribution. We have not heard that any one
has accepted bis terms, but know OF several
merchants and professional men upon whom
he has called and made these propositions and
have no doubt that In some cases he has been
successful. 1t is singular fact that almost
any stranger can enter place and procure any
schemes, which, as rule, are utterly devoid OF
good results to the business community, and
yield no adequate return for the money eX-
pended. large amount OF money is wasted
every year In this way, which II JudiciouSly ap-
piled to legitimate advertising in the home
newspapers. where it would reach the eyes OF
the purchasing community, would yield gen.
erouS return I'm increased sales ana proItS-
fBridgepo1t Conn Standard
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HIGHLY SEASONED FoOD PRoMoTIvE OF H.
TEMPERANcE.-AS long as the American people
consume such quantities OF stimulating and
hig hly-seasoned food as they do, they Will want
food and stimulating DRINKS 60 necessarily TO-
gether. The one is the concomitant OF the
other. Many man who seasons his dinner
iloerally with the contents OF the caster eXcites
In his system thirst for something stronger
than cold water. Not that cold water would
not be the best thing with which to eXtinguish
the fire he has kindled within the vital domain
by the use OF such hot, stimulating condiments:
out that is TOO tnSfpid. Having partaken OF
such highly-seasoned food he Graves a drink
equally stimulating. Now, 1t is not true that
every one who eats inordinately and OF st!mu-
lating and highly seasoned food is a drunKard,
put hold that such one, by his manner OF
living, supplies a very important condition
Tor becoming a drunkard. That he does
not become one is, perhaps, because OF a
nlgh moral principle. acting In conjunction
with great will power to restrain his appetite
Tor d11uSa BILE st1mulantS for We hold that Ia such
case, this appetite, TO greater or less ex-
tent exists. The converse OF this proposition,
however, is true; that as general thing, men
who are fond Of stimulating drinks are also
fond OF stimulating and highly-seasoned food
ON the other hand 1t was the opinion OF Liebig
rounded upon observation, that persons who
live mostly upon farinaceous and amylaceous
1000 cannot take wine; all kinds OF alcoholic
drinks seem to be repugnant to such. 1t Is
only those whose daily diet consists largely of
Savage nations living In tropical regions. where
they have subssted mostly upon fruits and
vegetables, the spontaneous productions OF
mother earth. have rarely, on coming into con-
tact with the white man and his f1re-water,
fallen victims to intemperance like the North
American Indian, who, living by the chase, has
subS1sted almost wholly upon animal food
tSanddy Afternoon for August.
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DlAH -.

DOWNING On the evening Of the 2sth Of July,
1879 WILLIAM HENRY DOWNING. in the thirty.
second Year Of his age
Funeral tales place Wednesday evening ut s
O'Clock. Friends ard relatives respectfully invited
to attend, Gle 5th street n. W.
EN1WfSLE On the 2Sth of July. 1879 ut the
residence of his grandfather, JOSE ph Bailey Mont
gemery equity, Md, WILLIAM DOVE fon of Thomas
W: and Irene Entwisle, aged one year.
funeral At Mount Ohvct, On the 3Oth instant at ~
O'Clock neon.
GREER. On Nor day, July 2sth. 1872 at 8 80
am, MILTON GREER, In the thirty fifth year OF his
The FRIENDS of The family are requested to attend
the funeral from the residence Of HE father, No.
l0l7 eth street northwest, tomorrow tuesday
Afternoon, at O'Clock. IT.
PARL1N. In Mount Pleasant, ID. c., at IL 0S p.
m, July %. 1879 STELLA BAUDUY. In ant daughter
OF Andrew j. Parl,n and Stella b. Picton, aeed one
year snd twelve days.
New Orleans papers please copyl
SMITH, Tuesday morniI z, July 18th, 1879, MARY,
Notice OF funeral In tomorrow'e papers.
WlLKERsON. At ~ O'Clock Tuesday July 2s,
1879, alter long and painfuillness, which she bore
with Christian IL rtitude and resignation, Mrs. MARY
W1LKIRt ON, Of Philadelphia, Pa, N the sixty nth
year Of her as beloved mother Ct Mrs. Rev. Jas. A.
d. Greer.
Funeral from the residence Of her daughter, No.
PAL 1ih street northeast, Thursday, July Sls, g
10 O'Clock M to which her friends and acQuslnt-
arcee arc invited X
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER X STREET AND CONNECTICUT

NEn ~ STREET AND CONNECTICUT
8qsT sH9 X ys s Of ana s sss Of
cords Of the District Of Goanbs and dn by Virtue Of
decree passed on the 18th day Of May, A D. 1879,
in cause No G20I, Equity docket Is, wherein George
g. Pep. or is complainant and Alexander Il Shsp.
holder Of the notes BY said deed OF trust secured
the win 9r sell At public auction to AZ
DAY day Of August is7s s S1 ocoet
F. ~ tho following desc5ibed Real Estate, situate in
one hundred and 1sD and Donnaed asd
north street. forty three feet and nine inches
3 feet) east Of the southwestern corner of said
fpn nine seSss q street
southwestern corner Of said squsre; thence north.
Tes'erE along the line Of % aboa
sa Nn thence northeaatery and ct right angles
three, about eighty five feet to intersect line drawn
due north from the point Of beginning. and thence
ali the ways essemenf., riShts DIV mn
ieses and appurtenances to the same belonging, or
Terms CT sale. as prescribed by sal deed of trust
ssfollows, viz The sum Of twenty thousand dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of nins per
sent per annpm in twelve months after the day Of
se and
per nnum from the day Of sale, an secured BY q
deposit OF the dollars shs be &c aksa
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale. and all convey
an AZ " At tie 81 ws
e T. S s e. a.:
IN mo Evening }a&fS X s6na5H5s Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jy16d&ds
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YOUNG h MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

TRgsIEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sSF5a S 81 4 81 TAss 81
llt6. 1873 and recorded in Liber No. 500. INA
81 At
party secured thereby We will SELL at public auc-
hat Iafoei 81 ground, With the two I Brct Ware 1
S
the nth side Of Water street described more par
~ i've feet measured from or on line arawn south
twelve degrees west from one foot northwestsrly
1t II sb.
the south side of Water street. and which is one foot
street and running from the end of said forty five
feet measured se aforesaid from one foot northwest
south twelve desrees west to the channei Of the
fo,omac river; thence with said channel southeast
ccrnsr Of the late Ghsres Beatty brick house 50
Corner OF Wharf built by ', certain in Thomas
Beatty; thence reversing said line A. aforesaid
Beatty uss and to the southwest cor GER Of said
wharf to the south SIDE of Water street. an thence
sroand and wharf beonains
the twostcry brick warehouses thereon, next the
ar one Conveyed to one EsseH and bosa si on
fne ,n 6y tne pperty 81 ID Dodye on the the west
errmost liDe of the Essex house to toe channel of
the river with the use Of the alley west OF the Essex
sold subject to deed of trust for $1,000. Present
tenant TO have 80 days from day OF sale, within
Terms; Onefourth Of the purchase mo icy in
cash, and tie balance in twelve eighteen and twenty
sale, TO be secured by deed of trust on the pro.
perty sold, or AL cash u the option Of the purchs
ser. deposit Of 800 will be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time Of sale AL conveyancing at cost
OF purchaser II the terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days from day Of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser after five days
advertisement.
44 JUN 3 Hk & LTBoRTH1SG1oN'I Trustees
iyL9 81 auG2 6.79Ell
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RALTIMOHE AND OHIO IsAAHOAD.
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 10 the
North. N0rthVest, West
and SOnfhYveat.


To take 'nff1 t sGV9aeSl ~ Il 4s5s at
Espress mieo.s City on sanaays to Bati 1ae1
, only Ste at shipsys Laurel. AD9apolis juno
s Relay Ridge And Mt
20 Baltimore, Annapolis and way. ,sPled
mont. strasourg Winchester, Hagerstown, Frede
s1e6S am Bsiti@9rs and Lsnrsl Express:
winchester. Hasestown and way stations s. "'"'e'
$50 a.m-New York, Phiadelphia, Boston and
Bsifm1re Express Parlor car to New York and
s:s5 : mist. Louis ,Chicaso. Columbus and
stauit Pull1an Cars 70 Cincinnati. daily. Graf.
y, 800 m.-tOn Sunday only-Baltimore. Annspo-
10 90 . n.-Balttmore Express Stops at Blsdens.
burg, College. Beltsvile, Laurel. Annapolis juno
y 40 p. m-Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellicott City
m ,oHs Yorn Philadelphia and Boston
m4n Sunday n 9gniy Bs,tin re and Way
sati@ose sn ss Msg sa1o, and Laurel
Express Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
435 2. m.-tPoint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hasers-
town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday to
% sdd s Annapo Shs and Way ST..
%RA mdutPH 81 LAD NORFOLK AND
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
ssp Of ROCKS &C and Way Stations saS aaf''
tfstfsi Sc T hEF sGasSR' roos.
Sis pm.NfGH1CAao, COLUMBUS AND PITTS
BURGH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to chicago
1S ;i$ S;ss E% SShk FH11ApEhgH1A
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
II 100 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
Italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop ct Relay Station.
For further information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station and
6O3 GIG and 1875 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point In the city. w. n. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation.
I. IL COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO. KOONTZ General Agent nyl7fr
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YOUNG l. MIDDLETON, Auct.oneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, ICE WAGONS
CARTS. HARNESS, MACHINERY. OFFICE
FURNITURE, &c, BELONGING To THE
KEN ME- Be, ICE ,OMPANY.- Nos lOs Iii
WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. O.
=, By virtue of deed of trust executed by n
the kennebec Ice COMPANY of Washington, 80
D; G.. dated the 1lth day OF October. A d. ia
1h7s. and recorded in Libsr No. 1886, folio 49, ct
tSeI. enc OF the Land Records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request OF the party secured
Thereby, We will, on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
August 1879 at $3.50 O'Clock pm, on the premi .es
Nos. lo3 III Water street, Georgetown. O., Offer
for tale at public auction the following chattels II
Double Wagons, single WAGONS, Carts IL
H Horsss. Is Double Harness, singe Harness. 2
Blocks, Falls and Runs to discharge and LOAF Ic :.
Ohce Furniture and one Iron Safe, b .acksm this
and Whe ewrshts' Tools, Lamps and L.nterls.
his property will first be offered as whole; if
not bid for in this way it Will be sold in detail II
sold as whole. the terms will be deposit of $3.50
ore-third Of the purchase money in cash, and the
balance in two equal payments at Elk and twelve
months Interest at seven per cent from day Of sale
to he secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees II
sold in detail. the terms will be cash
JOHN G. HEALD, trustees.
jy29 81 aug2,6 7,9u
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A UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.

On THURSDAY NEXT, July 81, 1879 at - m
We will offer for sale at public auction at our auction
rooEs southeast corner of 9th and SITS. northwest
Certificate No. 341 for shares OF the Capital
Stock OF the Second National Bank OF Washington,
par value Of each share &100
Five Certificates of the Stock of the Nat onal Cap-
itOl Real Estate Association of Washington, d. o.
Nos 723 to 727, both inclusive.
Tt rms cash.
jy26-st,w,3t DUNCAESON BROS Aucts
NRUSTh ES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
L BY virtue Of . deed Of trust to U.S. dated -
August 10th, 1876 and DULY recorded, and at hs&y
the request OF the party secured we will SELL -4c
at ubc auction, in frCnt Of the premises in Wash.
M, MONDAY, August 4th, 1879, part Of Lot fou .
tan, wilberger's subdivision Of square four hun
by depth of 1928 feet to an alley. with the improve
ments, consisting OF Two.story Frame House.
Terms Iade known at sale.
BRAINARD q: MARNER,l T,ns+oo,
6. MAGRUDER, ! 1fus'eee'
j. 7. COLDWEI4L, Auctioneer jy2lmwf
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1879 PE1ss sxEAh 1879

1919 PENNgXLYANIA 1913
TO TIL 5d S2S!H a Tss1i ss.u' gog!Hwzsr
TRAINS LEAVE + nv %x lGhs 81 sss from p.,o
P.SS5e sea Sc aRo sss & ads. tSS %S
7:sO pm daily. With P.isoe Oar 10 Ghicaso s'
BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For s Gii:n and " EochesteF Buo Nisssr.
S .I.ss .7 e. 3 TSsX; ssosg, s;sRESsS: W
For Ssx YO!l and the East, 30 Pm daily. except
sSst.ehsa LIMITED e press q Pullman PsrSor
JessX 1y with bosta I0aFn BrooR RS G0n AsS.1
a0ordins direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
WW ert aCa !t ierr1ase ana journey aoross New
Tor Philsdelphis. ss5 am. and 80 pm, daily,
,o, H Ss'3 E5S1ss any :1ssPs ss Elk
For fSpss G1sss Iins 7 e S.1 q: and lao p m
For 1nnspollss 10 4 q. and = 40 p M. daily. q.
ALE1ANDRA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail.
T TAY k ANR aa5II551ASDSz' AND WAS wzsHiaa
For and D g. 81 sa Il ,sa
For Rssh@ond sad the sos.n. $50 Am daily. and
b:20 p N. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Aexandria for Washlnsson. 8, 7:16, g.
Sunday at 8 and 10 am, and 8 pm.
Tickets. Information, Sleeping and Parlor Oar 70
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvanis
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
ylvantA avenue, and at the depot where orders CAR
be left for checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
= p: FARMKR. General PASSENGER Asent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
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POINT FOR MEDICAL EXPERrs-A curious
fact In connection with the present prevailing
sickness is that In the same house where the
year, viz: Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Mr.. Adams
s1epdaughter, Miss Moll!e Willard and David
Warner, son-ln.law OF Major Bowen. This
high, healthy locality. The experts are Invited
TO explain. Il Memphis Avalanche.
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
~ AND LOT, No. 500 II STREET NORTH
TO-MORROW.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS b co.. Auctione era
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF L, BE
IMEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEEN III
sIkEkTS NORTHWEhT, CONSISTING OF
TWO TWO:STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,
s 11sG kn BBg }IIa AND CELLARS. Nos:
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated re. IL
spettiyely November 2, 1872. and November fs
I, 1872 snd Gully recorded respectively in Ii -4.A
ber No $685. Folio 40, and Folio lS2, one OF the land
records Tor the District OF Column Ia, and at the
a ufsst Of the party secured thereby. will sell at
NEsDAY, July 60 1879, At s O'Clock pm. the fol.
lowing described real estate situate the city of
Washington, in said District, and known upen the
ofclsl ground plan or plat of raid city lots
bered one hunored and folty-nne DAD and one hun
dred and forty-two d42). in Jas. H. Darrow's sub.
division Of part Of square numbered two hundred
and six t206), az the same is recorded in tbs Sur
yeyor's Office OF saia District, in Liber Fl. d. G
Folio l40 Each house and lot viii be sold sepa.
rate]y.
Terms Of sale: third cash balance in equal
payments in Six, twelve and eighteen months, with
eight per cent interest from day Of secured By
purchasers notes and deed Of trust ON property
500. Ccnveyancinf and recording at purch sse; s
cost. $40 on each house required at time of sale
Terms of ssle to he compiled within six days. else
purchaser in defsnlt.
VIM. F. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
1y26 c&ds 1921 + street NV
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RAILROADS.
New YORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 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 8.O6 a. M
And Arrive at Littleton. Z. 10 u M
And Arrive at Bethlehem. at 745 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt. House. at 1855 pm.
ana Arrive at Fabyans at s. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. ..........atS 10 m
And Arrive at Crawford House ........at 3. 80 pm
And Arrive at Quebec. ................at g. 80 am
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers,

TRUST EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNII
PROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF FIHST
STREET WEST AND NEW YORK AVENUE
BY virtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in cause No. -
6,Sb7. equity, where in Jacob Roth is complain~.
ant and John Kozel. administrator, and carrie IRA
cutler, heir at law Of Adolph Krscutler, deceased
are cefendants, will proceed to SELL at public auc
ton, on IT. ESDAY, the 9Th day of August, 1879 al
6oclock p M, in front OF the premises, all that 10,
OF sroun1 situated in the city of Washington, Dis
d1ct OF Columbia, known and designated az lot
Numbered two, in square numbered six hundred
and eighteen Gis), fronting l32 feet LIST street
welt, and IS feet inch on New York avenue con
tanning 1913 square feet Of ground.
Terms OF sale One,hird cash, (of which 300
will be required upon the fall of the hammer and
aance IN two equal instsllments for which the pur.
chaser viii re REQUIRED to give his notes at six and
twelve months from day of sale, with interest at six
rer cent or all CASE at option OF purchaser Terms
to be fully complied with within ten days from day
OF sale the Trustee tbs right to
sell at the risk aud cost Of the defauting purchaser
All cOnveyancing at cost of purchaser.
jy2S-3taw&ds CHARLES WALTER, Trustea
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

THE ENTIRE r EFFEGTs OF THE LITTLE
On fAAT hTRsR RtETSIMA nRAANinT AT AUgTIo -
1879. at ~ O'Clock. at No. col street. be. <ceS
tween 9th and 7th streets. shall sell the fol fsfs
Cine elegant Black Walnut Mirrsrback Marble.tSp
Buffet. 't
LaIge Ice King Refri9pra tor
Tine Parlor Bagatelle Table
One Fire-prCof Safe Gas Fixtures
Bar CouI ter and shelving
silver mounted Slow Case
SegaT Counter and Lighter
One eIe. ant Marble Clock.
Awning and Frame.
Fine lot Glass Ware, Decanters, &c.
Lot Tables and Chairs, htoyes &c.
n B-The above efft CTS will be offered "a a whole
ard If Lot sod In that way will then be sold in lie
all iy29 2t
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EOLEY, Auctioneer, No sl1 7th NV.

TRUST EE'S SALE OF A SAW MILL AND
*, MING MILL AT AUCTION. No. 1874
NOR INVEST.
fyviitue of deed of trust. duly recorded -
in Jlbt No 9l2, folio 275, of the Land Re e7rI4
cords f the Distric. Of Columbia, and at the .Ak
request CT TIE party secured thereby, viii sell a.
auction on TUESDAY. August 5tb, 1879 at 5 pm
the Saw and 2 a, ing Mill, wi all the appurtensnces
provement Machinery. Tools, &c the same nein.
subject to ground tent of 5000 per annl,m.
Terms; $500 cash. 100 at the time of sale. $500
the balance to be paid in three years as follows
uhrte. SIX nine: tWelye eishteen: twenty four,
cent per annum, secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustee If the terms of this sale not complied
the cost and expense Of the defaulting purchaser
JOHN K. MULLOY, Tru tee.
FOLEY, Auctioneer iva
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PRINCE NAPOLEON is surrounded by the relics
OF the great past OF his family. He has COL
lection OF busts representing every member Of
the First Napoleon, representing him at the
various stages OF his wonderful career, BEGIN
ming at Brienne, and ending at st. Helena.
Perhaps the oldest items In the Princes col
net, representing scenes In the campaign In the
Crimea. Nernets picture represents the battle
OF TIE Alma, aid pictures Prince Napoleon
standing calm aid 1mmovable while a shell Is
bursting In not unfamiliar manner among the
officers OF his staff.