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DIED.

BARR On T9uSday. July l5, y , 1879 ct 10 2.
H. ale q New Caste eh Del r'a'" Oh 0o0f' D.
Funeral from her late residence, las Pierce P.scs
Every M; Evening please COPY :: sA ~
B0YCE. Al her residence on Georgetown heiRhts.
on The morpins Of SnIy i7th; 1873. MARY McLUEs:
widow OF the lase william Boyoe o. g. army In
TIE friends Of tie family Inv ted attend the
aeorsetown. Al hslf past five O'CLOCK PM ssturday.
July 18Th; IT 4 particularly requested that no
JOHNSON. On Thursday. the nth Of July, 1879.
MIR. EI1zABETH A. JOHNSON, reiict Of the late ID.
the VIZ paOe 4 her late residence
10l9 18th street. On eatursay morning; 1T 80
reSu: rnG msss vii be Offered Il ococE Friends
OF The family are respectfully invited to attend
s LYON ,an ns mSRt G ysn
six months and pinetten days
Of hep .65sSs, sae
and friends Of the family ara invited to attend.
MERILLAT. Thursday; July l7th. 1879; at s;IS
NEEiIIaT, in The sixty Attn year Of her age. eldes
daughter OF the late John ssoutsa. 81.
sih street .e p ss,arSsy n July is i
! o'clcci ?: y. The relatives and friends Of the
southeast, on Thursday July i'm 1879 sfa quar-
ts5 a assst
Martha Z end the lste Jsmes BsInee Of this city.
Her Nv g g "ssss
the relatives and friends of the family Invited 70
attend. tbatimore papers copyl
ths is.h q Al ne
iRs% EMILY ~ He
Obituary.
The strong ties Of Christian friendship can never
he fully understood until in the hour OF deep oof-
row ard an teton; when the heart 10 almost broken,
wi en- the dark hour is upon yoc. when the world
words CT Christian hope, Whispered by the eympa-
thetic friend, is anna to the soul then It Y when
you to cheer yen, to comfort and console you Snch
were the real1Zatlone OF Mr. and Mira II. r. Ander-
son, of 1920 street northwest, during the short
Illness and IN the last SAD Ps of their dearly loved
well in any other within their power, to extend
oil who rave them Aid or sympathy, their grateful
will be forgotten. God will reward you.
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eE-In Oakland, Cal they are building what
they call the largest ferry boat In the world.
Her dimensions are: Length, 424 feet; height In
centre, IS feet inches; width over guards 116
feet. She is a double ender and has four rud-
dels at each end. Each wheel is run tnde-
pendently, by separate engine. There Il q
great country out west.
ev"Give the devil bis DUE said Tightly
orator. Then up rose q backwoodsman and
said, HE will take his due; don't you be
afeared."
eEThe big African elephant which died at
the Philadelphia Zoo last week was killed by
mischieyous children. In her stomach were
found lot OF pebbles. fish bones and sticks,
which it is believed were put In paper bags and
thrown down the animals throat on the Fourth
OF July, when a very large crowd visited the
garden.
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The Formation of Coal.

While vegetable pal8ontOlogy (the science
Which treats OF fossil plants) has made gre 1T
progress In recent years. the chemistry Of our
FOSSIL fuels remains In much obscurity. Little
is known OF those influences under which the
organization OF plants has been destroyed so as
to produce that dark bltum1nous mass which
constitutes coal. A French SavanU, NJ. Frenzy
has recently tried to elucidate this subject. In
q series OF careful researches he has sought to
KNOW exactly the elements which form the It's
sues OF plants, then the chemical characters by
which wood, peat, ngnites, coal and anthracite
can be distinguished from each other Next he
attempted, and with success, to initiate the ma
tural coaly transformation, employing the agen-
cies OF heat and pressure. Various interesting
facts are brought to light In these researches,
which have been described to the Paris Acade-
my. NJ. Fremy's conclusions are briefly as
follOws:-Q) Coal Is not an organized substance
(2) The plant impressions 1t preSentS-so
well studied by BrOgniart and his SUCCESSORS
other mineral substance; the coal was a btu
miDous and plastic matter, on which the exte-
riOr parts OF vegetables readily left their form
(S) When piece OF coal shows such prints the
subjacent parts may not be the result OF alter
alton OF tissues which were covered by the ex-
ternal membranes the form OF which has been
preserved. az The principal substances found
In plant cells, acted on by heat and pressure,
give products which have great likeness to
coal. (5) 1t is the same with ulmic acids which
exist In peat and those prepared artiflcially.
6) The colOring, reslnous and fatty matters
by action Of heat and pressure into bodies SIM
liar TO bitumens. % 1t may be inferred from
the xIeriments that the plants which have
become coal have first undergone peaty fer
mentation, which has destroyed all vegetable
organization, and that 1t is by secondary &C
been formed at expense OF the peat-[CJal
Trade Journal.
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Her finger was 30 small, the ring
Would not stay on which they did bring
IL was too wide peck:
And to say truth for out IL must,
IL looked Ike the great collar. just
About our young colts neck.
B6r feet beneath her petticoat
Like little mice stole In and out
As If they feared the ,ight;
But OH she dances such a way,
No sun upon an Easter day
Is half SO fine a sight
Her cheeks so rare a white was on
No daisy makes comparison.
who sees them ~ undone ,
For streaks of red were mingled there,
Such as are on n Katharine peer,
The side that's next the sun.
Her lips were red. and one was thin
Compared Ia that was next her chin.
(some bee had stung IL newlyD
But. Dick, her eyes so guard her face,
durst no more upon them gaze
Than on the sun in July. fSHckiin0
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BRUDDER JONES ON CHRRRFULNEss.-Brudde
Jones attended the camp meeting one day, and
was called upon to make few remarks, which
he did, taking for his subject cheerfulness. He
said:-Brudderin and sisterin; de mighty COM
pOrtalce Ob dis yere little word cheerfulneSs am
de mos important beacon candle as trows light
ober de pathway OBJ our advance. My dear heeh-
abs it am noah dan gold, noah dan silver, noah
dan plate OF watermelon. Ii you hab cheer.
,G ,, yoan pasnWay a SMeet as iasSes pun
shore up SLIDER piece. Wild cheerfulneSS you
look on de bright side OBJ eberyting. II you lose
money, you know dat der is noah whar dat
come FROM il you meet wild an accident you hab
de blessed conSOlaLum dat 70 don't hab to work
till 20 git cured, and If yoah friends dies yo can
bab ride to de funeral an it won't cost you
cent. Oh! bredderin, cheerfulness am cherry
ting!-IOI City Derrick
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FLAGRANT DIsCoURTEsY.-Photogra has
its disadvantages. A friend or mine, who has
just returned from Egypt, tells me that the
donkey boys OF Cairo call their quadrupeds By
the names. not only Of our eminent men, but OF
the fashionable beauties whose photographs
acorn our shop windows. He successfully gave
q trial to Mrs. Langtry, Lady Lonsdale, Mrs.
he found very lazy, the second had disagree
abe habit or rolling In the sand, the third
walked well but trotted unevenly, while the
the air in jerky manner. Then he hired Sir
Stafford Northcote, but this beast, though sure
footed, was slow In his movements, and after
riding several other OF our statesmen he fell
back upon the Bishop OF London, whom he de-
sclibes as very serviceable lackass.-G London
TratfI
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EUGENE CARUS1, Trustee.
CHAS. w. HANDY, Auctr. jy11eo&ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL, VALUABLE REAL Es-
for Prince Georges County. sitting IS court E:
s e1 Pubic hs ns asn.on
Hin" fam on the Potomac River, directly opposite
the Say IF aa S # hs on II e Ca
An the following valuable real estate or tracts Of
IN nea ss Go9n the
lsA that h valuable farm spd real A es.ts
said county, and be rdering on the Potomac River.
opposite Alexandria containing. together with the
as.sso H
oaon Ell Fs9 oS Or acres: sh
divided into eight lots and the woodland. or oSon
This is the most desirable and valuable real estate
tn snd sxs
Ferry iandins from Msrslsnd 70 Alex.ndri.. aud
large and eli CANT mansion located on an sm,nence
Washington and Alexandria
2D.-Ah that Farm o. Tract Of Land called VIII
or s0s6 Is
four miles from Washington city. and is Also adapt.
five ics aud Viii Se sold in iots G as
Sd Part Of q Tract Of Land. called Marietta"
formerly owned by Edmund y. DuVal, deceased,
situsted at .aiennoale" on the Baltimore and Poto-
tanning by recent survey 223 JIG acres, more or
less Tie soil is kind and well adapted to the growth
ington ard Baltimore by rail- and its heathtul loca-
ton, renders it valuable both for market purposes
and residences.
Terms Of sale: One.th,rd Ct the purchase money
TO be paid in cash on the ~ of sale Or ratification
thereof by the Court; ana the residue in equal in
ssalmsns OF qns and two Years from the day Of sale
the whole to bear interest from the day OF sae and
the deferred to be secured by the bonds
the purchaser. With security to be approved by the
Trustees. The Trustees will require the purchasers
to deposit with M, at the time of sale amounts
pIopOrtiOnate to their respective purchases from
$50 to $500.
Persons cesirous of purchasing are invited to view
the premises prior to the day Of sale.
Convey anGing at cost OF purch asers.
JOSEPH K. ROBER rS, JR I rx,...,,
N. @. stephen, ! Arus'ooS'
rT- N. B-Address Trustees at Upper Marlb ,ro'
OF BLADE nsbnrg, Prince Georges county, Md.
SUffitE rs CRED1TORs.-Ths creditors of the
said THOMAS E. BERRY are hereby notified to file
their claims properly authenticated with the Clerk
Of the Circuit Cou, within three monlhs from the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH K. ROBETS, JR.,l Trrstoo,
jyS.2aw8t N o. STEPHEN, A'"''oo''
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II UNITKD STATES AND ROYAL MAIL srKAMxas,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
~u. EvERY THURSDAY AND SATQRDAY: Ann
City Of Richmond. 46D7 tons City Of Brussels .3776
Wy Oh Cneetsf. 100 tons C1ty o. torx; :SouO
est. largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
VStr and e1ectrie beIIs IN o reVoIyina
chairs 10 saloons, bath and smoking rooms. barber
anops, etc
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
@ JOHN g. DALE. sgeDt. 81 Broadway y: Y; or to
D. A. BROSNAN, 926 G ST. J. W. BOTELER 4
BRO, 923 Penn'a ave- g. W. MOSS, Adams tx
PRESS, Washington. DECIDEDLY
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON,
CHANOERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
" ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND

CHANOERY BALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
" hLEvEMIH STREET. BETWEEN Q AND r
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, Special Term, EM
pas, % in Equity cause No $3.50. and in 1lsA
pay, July 18th. 1879, at 6 O'Clock pm, upon
the premises, Lot nun ered Ave t5). in Hardness
recorded subdivision Of Square numbered three
hundred and thiIty six $780, the city Of Washing
ton, subject to epcumbrance of &625, with inter.
ett at per centum from June lat. 1879:
Terms Of ea,e 1922 go. with interest from August
goth 1876, at per centpm. and $50 costs in cash
Of &25 per month. At per centum interest secured
ray ali cash EeUost Of si renniFed of tss may
chase r, and conveyances st urchaser'e cost.
sTK1eKR L1EBERMANN. An S4' jasses
DEKEMPTORY SALE OF A FINE UNIM-
i PROVED LOT ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BE
TWEEN AND 22D STREETS NORTH.
We will sell at pubic auction. to the highest a2
BIDDER, in front eff the premises, on FRIDAY, ~
July 18th, 1879, at O'Clock pm, the east "a -
ffet front OF lot by lhe depth thereof in square
Nc: 81, containing 4.079 square feet.
Terms cash.
For further particulars apply to
jy15-d&ds DUVALL 4 MARI. sO4 st. NV.
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FRUIT CROP PR0SPECTs.-The Chicago COM
nerciat Advertiser, 10th lost, says
The Intelligence received from the fruit rails
ing sections is not promising for an average
has been seriously injured by the early frosts
and the cold, dry weather OF spring. In the
Gulf states the yield OF apples VIII be about one
an average, eXcepttn Wisconsin and Minnesota,
where full crop is anticipated. In the New
England states adyices are favorable, owing to
the retardiDg OF the bloom by the late spring,
until the frost was over. AS to the peaches the
crop In the Eastern states is good, but In the At
lantic states, below Virginia, IL is failure The
Ohio river states will lose their crop from the
causes we have alluded 70. West OF the Missis-
sippi the crop is badly injured, but California It
is generally good.
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Is THE Moon CoLD?-An astronomical writer
says: Like the earth, the moon receives an an
nual provision OF heat, which would melt 80
meters OF ice on its surface, and like it. the
neon gets hotter during the day, and grows
cold during the night, and as lunar day is
about 2s times longer than ours that half of the
moon visible 10 us receives the effect of the sun
during IL OF our days and ID OF our nights with
out interruption or slackening. Exposed to
such usage, how could the moon be cold? Let
US figure to ourselves the temperature our
planet would acquire II summer day were
prolonged so as TO become equal to Ia times "a
hours. The moon is therefore hot, and even
very hot, when it lights up our nights far
from contributing to our cooling, it does all it
can to heat us-not much, grant, for as it
scatters the heat it receives from the sun In all
directions. the quantity reserved for each point
OF the earth'S surface must be very small. 1t
nevertheless exists, as the experiments OF Mel
loni have proved beyond doubt. Besides, 1t
has been proved that there can be no light
without heat. We must then,allot TO the moon
the benef1cent role OF Illuminating our dark
nights and never blame it for rains or the dis.
asters OF frosts; it Is only the innocent specta-
tor OF them, the sole criminal being radiation
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE.
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust to irA
me, bearing late the 18th day of July, 1871, f..R
ana recorded among the land records of the .4a9
District OF Columbia, in iber $685. folio 38l, will
eell at public auction. upon the premises, on SAT-
URDAY, tt 26th Of July, instant, at o'clock
part lot 10, In square lit. described as follows:
Beginning at southwt st corner of 10: and running
thence along the west line Of ssd lot % feet thence
east l42 feet 10 inches to the line OF said lot
tn: south along said line 2feet the south
line of said lot thence along ssd south line l42 feet
10 inches to tegipning.
7 his property is well located, and is improved by
q comfortable dwelling.
Terms of sale Onethird each; balance in one
and two years, deferred payments to be secured by
deed Of trust on the property Sold otherwise to
the Satisfaction Of the Trustee. All conveyancing
at cost of purchaser Purchaser will be required to
pay &1OU In cash at time Of sale.
jyI4eo&ds w. B. WEBB TruBtea.
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- Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL Estate, situated ON FIFTEENrl
STREET WEST. RETXEEN l. AND

TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL LSTnTE, s1UATED On FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July la
2oth; "A A D 1877; and duly recorded in Liber f
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF the rarity secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front of the preInise1, on SAT-
URDAY, July 10th. 1879. at O'Clock Pm the follow
ing bed real estate, situate In the city of Wash
i,gton IN the District Of Columbia. and known and
described on the original plan plat of lots and
squares IN the said city SIS parts OF original lots
numbered FIVE 90 and six 90, IN square numbered
two hundred and fourteen (2l4. beginning for the
same at point the east soe of 18th str ct west,
distant six (56) feet from the south line of lot
five 90, in said sqaare, and running thence no:th
ten feet t110 ft) and SIX (6) inches thence south
twenty five 25) feet and thence west to the point of
besjDnilg.
Terms Of eaIe: One-third cash. balance in
equal payments in twelve and eighteen months with
ten Ter cent interest from the day Of SALE secured
properly sod. deposit of $50 required ct the time
of sale Conveyancing at purchasers cost re ms
of sale to be complied with in xix days from date o.
SALE otheru Use the Trustee the right to re-
cell at tie risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser
jy17-9t JOHN F. RILEY, Trustee
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
ct ticket Offices Of Pennsylvania RR at Philadelphia
Pt,sburg, and In Washington, DC :, ut office Of g.
0. RR, at each Of which offices full information can
be obtained je2S-Im
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nhY GvODe AT A SACRIFICE
RROnHEAn,a

- WAMSUTTA MUSLIN ON THE RISE
Notwithstanding our price list for SHIRTS remains
the seme.
The very finest Shirts, made to order, eco
Six Superior Shirts, made to order, for. 900
Six Elegant Wamsutta Shirts. and 21OO-Lrnen
Bosoms, made to order, for. ................7 $50
The Celebrated Bell Shirt Wamsutta Muslin,
and extra fine Linen Bosoms, finished ex-
cept button holes only. ................... rs
The Celebrate Capitol Shirt, Fruit of the
Loom Muslin. and fine Linen Bosoms. only so
One price only; Money refunded When goods are
not satisfactory. At EDWARD Y. GINN'S,
1113 r Ut. ss.sr., Washington, d. O.,
jy7-tr WASHINGTON SHIRT FACTORY.
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fTNKUSTEES BALE OLE "a DESIRABLE THREE:
STORY BRICK DWELLING WITH BAY
WEST.
By virtue of certain deed of trust, dated II
May 8. 1877 and duly recorded in Lber No. GI!
$40. folio 43O, one Of the land records for the2:
District Of Columbia and st the request OF the
MONDAY. 18th day of July, A. D. 1879, at 81
O'Clock p M, all that certain piece or parcel Of
ground lying and being situate in the city Of Wash
ington, D O., and Known as and being lot numbered
THU y seven (3 in the subdivision Of ORIGINAL lots
(36), together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: go One third cash balance in three equal
irstaments, payable in six CO.. twelve I'D and
eiehtee 18} months with interest at rate of eight
Ter cent. per annum; or all cash, at purchaser's
option. &16O deposit at time of sale. All convey
ar cine at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be
compiled with in seven days
BRAINARD WARNER,l r.,....
OHARLER O. GLOVER, : irassees'
J. T. COLDWELL, Auct. iylb.17, 18, % 1928
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YOUNG h MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

Young MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
IRUsTEEs' GALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, ON
TIE EAsP side OF SEVENTH SThEEr,
EET4EEN NJ AND STREETS NORTH
WEST
By virtue Of q deed OF trust to us. dated -
April 1Th, 1878. and duly recorded III IAber IVA
No 779, folio 4f9, one of tAe land records for.xA
the District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured th reby, Will sell at public auction
in front Of the premises, in WASHINGTON city, DIS
trict of .olumbia, al 81 O'Clock. TUESDAY, July
18th, lS79 the fol owing described real est ate
The northern part of Lot twenty -four (24) in the
rec ded subdivision of Square numbered four hun
dred and forty-eiRht (44S) beginning for tbs same
at tie northwestern corner Of said lot and thence
rum ing south along the line OF 7th street west
eighteen (18) felt and four "a inches thence east
one hundred ard five (l05) feet thence north
els hts en- (l8) feet and four 90 inches; and thence
west one hundred ana five C105) feet to the place
of beginning, together with all the improveme Its
there
Terms: Ore fourth cash, and the balance in six
twelve, eight. and twenty four months. with in.
terest the deferred ment to be cured by deed
Of trust uIon the cry and by the assignments
of an ipsural CO policy. %l q deposit. All convey.
anc Dg 81 the purchasers cost II tie terms of sale
Sre net complied With in days Trusiues
ser.e the right TO Iese the prOperty the risk and
cost Of the Oct hui ing purchaser
Oh RLES GLOVER. Trus.aes
BRAINARD b. MARINERS Aiu''ees'
jylleoSds
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

ae a. and aS r 81 srdsd
Of the 81 the dn Sy
decree passed on the 18th day Of May, A.D. 1879.
In cause No G2OI Equity docket Is, wherein George
=. Pep er IL complainant and Alexander r. Shep-
hera ct a. are defendants and by direction o, the
NY e
2 the following described Real Estate, situste in
the City of Washington. District of Columbia to wit
ID, q
north street, forty three fest and nine inches
three feet and nine inches as 9-i2 feet) to said
westerly along the line Of Connscticat avenu. about
eighty fest and ten inches ESQ feet TO the south
square thence northeasteriy and At tight angles
with said avenue. and aons the line Of said lot
three about eighty five to nterse line drawn
due south to the point Of beginning, together with
a a t6e Improvements rays easements rights priv
In any wise appertaini1fy '-'e' -
Terms Ct sale a. prescribed by said deed of trust
lars Of Of
lars, with interest thereon at the rate of nina per
cent. per annpm in twelve months after the day OF
and se and
bearing interest al the same rate Of six per oentum
per annum from the day Of sale. and secured by q
epo. Of the dollars shall be Is Teaaed
ancing shail be at the expense OF the purchaser IT
tie terms Of the sale not complied with within
five days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
OF the deiaultmg purchaser, after ten days notice
JAMES NJ. JOHNsTON.} lr"s'ees'
AnCfiOpAnr nj
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PROPOSALS.

LNGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONU-
II MENT,
WASHINGTON, DC, July Ath. 1879.
PROPOSALS. FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
WORK FOR THE WASHINGTON MONU-
MENT.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and setting in po-
sit.on Wrought and Cast Iron Work required in the
interior of tue Washington Monument. in this city
will be received at this Office until II M on the 28th
day of July. and opened immediately thereafter.
kpr cifcstions. drawings. blanks, and any further
Information required be obtained at this Office
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
LIEUT. Col. CORPs OF ENGINEER,
yl5 Ct Engineer in Charge
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TURE
lot Of Smoking and Chewing Tobsccso, &c &c, a,
osloef sAioNDAh July i''h 'Si iy = 10
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
LARGE FRAME BUILDINGS, FORMERLY OC-
GuFlED BY W. AND g. r. B. CO.. AT AUG
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July 10, at 2 III
sey avenue and 3 street northwest. Fol
story Frame Building. about 40 feet by 60 feet
2story Frame Building, about Is feet by 100 feet
22sto1y Frame Buildings. about GO feet by IT'S feet
Together with other material. These buildings, I'M
til recently, have been ed by the Washington and
works hops, and contain large quantity of service
are e, m css Txentvve nor cent at Tina If s,,o
balance within 10 days. Buildings to be removed
within so days. Open for inspection until day Of
jyl2-6t DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
CTEIGER h LIEBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts
TRgsTE4's SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE BULL
FIRST STREETS WEST
By virtue Of coed Of trnst, dated June IA
Folio AL ct seq Of the land records Of the &e.
District Of Olumb1s and st the request Of the party
Of hsssny On sci # BaS jaf s eth
scrbec real estate. situated in the City Of washing
plan Or Plat thereof lot eered g
subdivision of lots in square numbered ninety nine
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve MONTHS with interest at eight per cent per
annum, secured by deed of trust on the property
depotit at time OF SALE Oonveyancing ard record
ing at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
II III ten aa be W. E rF nf
jy24.SlO12,14,16.18,19. Trustee