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 sin advertises his land for sale in this wise: ''The town of Pooggis and surrounding coun- try is the most beautiful nature ever made. The scenery is celestial; also two wagons and a yoke Of steers"
 The capacity of the stomach is only five pints yet what large numbers of uncouth men are to be seen at the table every day shovelng food into their mouth with knife, as though they were loading nine hundred ton vessel by contract.
 ''There is truth in my remarks" yelled out scolding wife to her suffering husband, and he meekly answered, '1'll grant all the truth there is in your remarks if you will only put fewer remarks into your truth"
 Instructor Tn astronomy, "And now, young gentlemen; which of you can tell me the name Of the greatest of the planets---the champion planet, 80 to speak---of our solar system |? Student: "I can, sir It's Saturn. "And how's that; pray7" ''Why, because he car
 If you were to accuse Miss Analine de Flu. key of everweening self-conceit, you would net abash her in the least she would retort that one. had perfect right to admire the masterpiece of nature. The day after the an- nouncement of her engagement to Fred Dery, an old friend offered his congratulations Mot me-" she said, and she twitched her nose haughtily congratulate Fred.''
 minister at colored wedding, who wish ed to be humorous, said: s'On such occasions it customary to kiss the bride, but in this case we will omit It." To which malignant remark the bridegroom pertinently replied: ''On such occasions 1t is customary to pay the minister ten dollars, but in this case we will omit it." fsesAs
 AS some lady visitors were going through 8 penitentiary under the escort of a superintend- ent they came to a room in which three wo- men were sewing. "Dear mel" one of the visitors whispered, .''what vicious-looking creatures! Pray, what are they here for :? sBecause they have no other home; this is ouR sitting-room, and they are my wife and two daughters, ," blandly answered the super intendent.
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THos. ]. FISHER Z CO. AHcts
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May "a. 1879
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
this Department until the 25TH DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
BIsnk forms for bidding win be furnished upon
1he BIDS win be considered and accepted or
rejected item by item. and this advertisement and
the Treasury, and The bond accompanying tn same
shall constitute the contract between the Govern.
@ent ana the bidder or bidders and no further con-
The articles contracted for must be furnished
f1Dm STe to o s%s a9r a the Xss IN quantities
entire quantities VIII. however, be called for during
Esch proposal must be signed bv the individu.,
or nrm mailing II, and be accompanied By q bond,
With sucdent sureties. in the sum Of two thousand
of t6s np TIcs by by United States officer
business. on form to be furnished by the Depart
ment, conditioned for furnishing 50. portions Of
tne s!uces az May be awarded under it. and the per-
An deliveries viii be subject to inspection by an
sss aS s the Py the 2,
viii be deemed sufficient cause to annul the con-
tract, at the option of the Secretary.
DELIVERIES must be free OF charge at the Treasury
The failure 70 comply with any one order under
pensy q OF he Of 81
quantities of any articles Is shan be necessary to
eSsiss to & p sa'o oensum 81 a the
price which it shall be found necessary to pay for
Proposals. unaccompanied by q satisfactory bond
will not be conadeJe ed, and contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers Of, dealers in
Propoeals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals. for Stationery"
deees a1e any OF al bids ae 70 waive
s s1a SasTsss shat hare nsS Sa
mya6-2awA m&w secretary of IF the Treasnry.
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rocoxoKB CITY BARELY ESCAPES A sEooy
HxARN-uIrER tn AGEnY

rVVoAoAS CITY BARELY ESCAPES A SECOND
HKARN-DUER TRAGEDY.
rue Pnilaoelphia Times. he's telegram from
Snow Hill, May 81, saying: There has been 4
little fiutter OF excitement at Poconoke CITY.
the locality In which Miss Hearn lost her fffes
9 Tnar sn 4 astsemps OF relative OF Miss Le
OF the prosecution TO run away ana remain
during the progress OF the trial The attempC
came near leading 10 supplemental tragedy,
the point Of becoming an avenger OF fancied
outisge. Miss Webb, q young girl, who was AT
one time upon terms OF intimacy with M IS
tdrrs. Duer, Is known to possess important In.
.oorinailon, which Is TO be used In the course OF
Inc prosecution. Her testimony viii not only,
~ Il Expected, be valuable, but very material,
cou Sne mas oeen approached upon several oc-
Rlaoe, In order TO avoid summons to the trial.
th LIE sne sleadily refused TO do, and supposed
, Tnas wnen .ne suop9nas had been served such
.inpo. .uLnues would cea G, but early In the
present week gentleman, who "a a relative nv
nIaIrlage OF MISS Duer's came 10 the mouse ana
tbs req 70 pay her II She would not appear at
TIC Clai. FOR some reason, not explained she
professed to be favorably impressed with the
proposition, making an engagement with the
gentiemen, who was 10 call upon the following
evening. In the meantime Mr.. Hearn was In.
formed OF the circumstances The two men
net In very dramatic scene Mr. Hearn in
listening behind the door while the bold pro-
he has brought with him, cautious silence but
with bitter thoughts or his dead child In his
mind and a hard cry between HIS teeth he
PUSHES out, pistol In hand. Miss Meoos caller
your knees, for you are Ia danger OF your life -
And ft is said by those who witnessed the af-
fair that there was no hesitation in the man.
ner In which the hneeling was done. Then the
passion seemed 10 have died out from Mr..
Hearn's mind, and he was content 20 dismiss
the kneeling penitent after compelling him TO
close his eyes, as a sign OF contrition.
tV"The Car fears the fate OF Julius:C-zar,"
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ALLEN. Saturday evening, May 3,st, 1873. Of z
o'cock, JAMES ALLEN, aged seventy four years
Funeral viii take place from kbsnezer Church.
Tuesday, June Sd, at O'Clock. Friends and family
are respectfully invited TO attend
BROOKS. On Sunday, June LIST, 1879, ct 4 D. M.
Mr. GLEN BROOKS, in the fifty NTH year Of his
sGe.
Funeral viii tske place from the Zion Wesley
Shnrch, on u street, between I'd and Sd streets.
are respectfully invited 20 attend on Tuesday.
PRINDLE. June 1st, 1879, LUCY 8. PRrSpLR,
sged nineteen and one-half months, daughter II
George s; and Lucy @ Prnde.
Funeral services al the residence Of the parents.
lie u roit Park at 80 y. m. tomorrow. Friends q
the family are invited to attend.
SPENCE. At 82l ii street n. q on the slst a
May, 49,. aged forty six years, ELLKs REED. W.
sTANTON. At O'Clock p. m, Sunday. June I.
1919, after . long illness, Mrs. JosANAH STANTON,
her funeral viii take place from her late residence,
no So Congress street, 0eorretown, on wednesday
motninE June 4th. at half past nine. and wlI pro-
cee9 10 HOY Trinity church, where requiem mass
Sun please copy.i
SULLIVAN. On June LIST. 1879, KArn 9. suLrS.
VAN the youngest daughter Of the late Jeremiah "A
Abbey sullivan aged thirteen years, eleven months
and fifteen days
IRE funeral from her late residence, 4Os Z street
southeast, on Tuesday, June I'd, Of half pest two
O'Clock p. IA. Relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
WHITALL On the afternoon Of May 3lst 1879
MARY NEwBoLD WHIrALL-
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral from
the res dence Of Chas. =. Rittenhouke eco, George
town Heights. on Tuesday. Sd inst, at p. M
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
Ek99HHTHWEsT; OPPOSITE THE 00RG0RxN s,
Street AsP RkRM9ST xyE SStE 81 BE-
TonkfEENfH arkEET aTEdL 6E
NORTH N STREET. BETMEkN FOUR
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th. IL
at O'Clock. on the premises. we shall sell ea.j
cub lot No. ~, in square 1G6, fronting ~ feet X
inches on 18th street northwest, between Pennsyl
age depth of about 100 feet to 10 IT. alley improved
rooms
At 81 O'Clock, on the premises. came day, we sha II
sell Lot and part of Lot g. In Square 2l5, fronting
20 feet IL inches 14th street and 33 feet Yer
mont avenue, between north = street and the 18th
.treet circle. improved by large frame dwelling
Also At O'Clock. on the premises. same day. we
inches the south side Of street northwest, be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, and running back an
average depth Of 136 feet, improved by four frame
dwellings, containing rooms each
Terms: Onefourth cash the residue in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at per cent,
and secured BY deed OF trust on the premises, all
each, at the option of the purchaser. deposit Of
$500 will be required of the purchaser each piece
OF property at the time Of SALE II terms not CON-
property 70 be rssold, on five days, notice in the
Evening Star at the risk and cost of defaulting pur
JOHN r GIVENl r-
C. s. HILTON, ( EXECUTORS.
THOS j. FISHER CO, Aucts my3l
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u II. WARNER, Real Estate Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDE

II Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auct1oneer.
TRUsTKEs' SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
THK1E.STORY BRIOK DOUBLE HOUSE,
No: 1921 I STREET NORTHWEST, WITH
BRICK OUT-BUILDINGS LOT 81 FEET 4
e. INCHES BY 142 7-12 FEET TO GOOD
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated Novem- -
Der 18th. 1875, ard duly recorded In Liber faR
No. 800, folio 321 ct seq, Of the land records 2.:
for the District OF Columbia, and ut the request
OF the party secured, we viii eel at public ction
In front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the Sd day
Of june, 1873, ct O'Clock pm the fol owing
described Real Estate situated in the Olty of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit: ALI those
tam pieces or parcels OF GROUND on the north side
Of street north. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
g lot numbered ten ll0) and the adjoining six go
House No 1921 street northwest), of lot numbered
nine 60 from front to rear Of said lot in the sub
division Of lots numbered five (6) to eleven CID,
inclusive Of DAvidsOn's subdivision of square mum.
bered two hundred and eighty five (2S6), as made
by Susan Ireland and others, and which is recorded
in the Surveyors Office OF said City and District in
Liber 3D." folio 104, together with the improve
nents thereon as above stated.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance In two
equal at and two years, with interest
until paid from day Of sale ct seven per cent per
Of trust on tns PrSRe5y sold o. a 7. casa At pur;
to be fully complied with within nve days, other
wise the property viii be Fesold At the risk and cost
OF the defanlting purchaser upon five days adver-
tsement in The Evening star newspaper.
ANDREW B. DUVALL.l r~u....,
my2O-d&ds WIN. F. HOFFMAN, : Af"s'oee-
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In pursuance of power vested In me by the IA
last will and testament of Robert CLARK de. hAI
ceased, will expose to public sale, on W ed l.:
NESDAY the 18th day Of June next, at IL O'Clock
an, at the late residence Of the said Clark tract
or parcel Of Land, called "Woodside," containing
about sixty acres, and of which he died seized and
possessed 1t aojoins the Maryland Agricultural
College. is most elgibly situated in very heslthy
region Of country, but o short walk from College
Station, very accessible to the cities OF Baltimore
and Wal hingtOn either by rail road or turnpike, and
highly desirable rs q country residence, having
everything to recommend it for that purpose, in
Guiding the advantages of excellent society, q salu
brious climate, and churches of various oenomina
tons Rarely is it that property possessing many
superior inducements is offered to the public and
those in pursuit Of most pleasant sociabe, healthy
and desirable location would do well to attend the
sale. 1t contains every necessary building for
forming purposes; the main Dwelling is comInodi-
GUS and in good repair, and Ornamented with shrub
fery of various kinds, the lane fertile and produc
tive susceptible Of high state Of Improvement and
cultivation. and upon the whole it may be regarded
irst-caes fas M The sale will be absolute, for
the property must be sold for distribution Of the
proceeds of sale among the parties interested. A
deposit OF 5000 will be required when the property
is struck Off
Terms Of sale: One-th1rd cash; balance in one
and two years with interest and approved security.
and posse ssiCn given upon CON pliance with terms
Of sale. Title indisputabe, and conveyancng at
the expense Of the purchaser.
HENRY l. CARLTON, Executor.
baltimore Sun and Marlboro Gazette will please
copy, and send bill to Executor at Badeusburg,
SIM 3fawl mvCSon10k
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U-Open horse cars and open-work stockings
come at the same time.

sHOpen horse cars and open-work stockings
come at the same time.
Western papers say that the meteorite
which fell the other day In Minnesota Is being
broken up into small fragments and sold, piece
the size OF an acorn being rated at 81 80.
tH-A young girl died few days ago at Clyde,
O., from trying to jump rope one hundred and
twenty times without stopping. At the funeral
the rope was put In the coffin and buried with
her.
tB-The colored teachers In Georgia have
been invited to meet In convention In Atlanta
on the 23d OF June for q three days session to
consider the educational interests OF the colored
people OF the state.
eEA Toledo telegram to the Cincinnati En-
quirer says that there is q well-defined move
ment among the delegates to the greenDack
state convention OF June 4th In favor OF the OLD
original greenbacker, VIM. Allen, as the candi-
date for governor OF Ohio.
~A deep well at Stockton, Kansas, mas run
dry. and Is emitting sulphurous FUMES Mr:
Dappin, firmly believing that the DoCtOn mas
fallen into Hell, maintains. po6lIlon Gay ana
night at the opening, with an axe at hano, ready
to kill the devil when he energies.
B-Mr Mapleson has cause TO regard with
displeasure the British climate. Madame Chris
tine Nilsson having rheumatism was unable 70
make her expected re. entree. Madame GerSter
has been too Ill to appear; Campannini. too, has
been Ill, and Nile. Hauk has also been On the
sick list.
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AUCTION SALES.
THI0 AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

REAL ESTATE SITUATED on TENTH
s srkEE on F2 3EE MEsH IAMMEPIATELT
81 THk oBsEkxSf 40 t o@ fA Als aoR ssE
q T TXX1NpSXoFIHST ANb STEEETs AND
k kTkEgF As BEpMEES fsoSTh
By virtue Of . decree passed on the 9Th day ssrs
Of April a. p. 1879, by the supreme Court "a
and others are complainants, and Joan 4. Boyle is
in said CAUSE viii SELL st pubic aucsen in from. Of
the respective premises, on MONDAY, June ID
City Of Washington. District Of Columbia. to wit
SS apa s1 Co.,
lot Numbered eleven Qn. il square numbered three
lot s4s .n6 ten S
contain Il al about thousand square feet
Of GROUND benT improved by an eighteenroom
wa water front Of about one hundred and ninety o ne
wharf the second named parcel is improved by two
sb IL hs and very de-
aDproved but snsoepbie,of adVantsseapas sub
d vision INTO building lots
two 90 ea% at one ~ and
until paid, at the rate Of seven ca per centn N
per aDnum, to be secured by the purchaser pllr-
chasers' notes deposit Of one hundred dollars Wi!
be required at the time of sale upon each lot sod
Conveyancing and recording ct the cost of the pur
chasers. II the terms Of sale are not complied
tees reserve the right to resell the property ct the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser or pur-
chasers after not less than one weeks notice III the
Evening Star"
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, |
49, Louisiana avenue;
p. j. DONAHUE,
Room. 10, Chauncey Building, 32i ~ ! Trustees.
SUE BERNARD KILMART1N,
80 n b. avenue NV,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

OHANCERY SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED FOURTH
INTEREST," IN LOTFlVE, IN RESERVATION
TEN FEfSd IM NJ sSl RY sRIgK
Under and by virtue Of decree OF the -
SUI rene Court of the District Of Columbia, tMlf
passed in Equity cause No. 1888, In said A.:x
court the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises on MONDAY, the
I'd day Of June 1879 at o'clock p. M, an undivided
fourth interest in Lot five ReseI vaton ten in the
all taxes and assessments on said property.
Terms Of sale: One-half Of purchase money In
cash and the residue In six months. for which note
Of purchaser s to be given bearing seven per cent
tne1e from day OF sale, and secured by reserved
lien on the property or all cash at option OF purcha
Ser. deposit of 500 viii be required upon accep
". z. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
my21-d&ds 400 9Th at. NV.
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
~ TATE ON / STREET NORTHWEST, IN
WASHINGTON CITY, D. q.
aT1ss tent II u F s suit No 81 the
win sell at auction in front Of the premises, ~:
on MONDAY, June I'd, 1879, at 6 O'Clock m the
west 20 feet 'front.' by the depth thereof of Lot
bered twenty.fou (24), In SqUare 1Oh Improved by
a threestory Brick Dwelling House, No. 1906 st.
Terms: Onethird cash. one-third in one year, a. d
one third In two years or ail cssh preferred
est ct six per ce, per annum. secured by mortgage
on the premises. 800 to be deposited acceptance
JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
sos D street NV:
GEORGE TRUEGDELL. Aucf. my19eod
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON 18th
ON sTH STREET. BETWEEN y AND 9
STREETS. AND AT THE CORNER OF
AND 1ST STREETS n w.
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June -
4th, 1879 at O'Clock, in front Of the prem Ns!
Uses, We will sell part Of Lot l3, in square No.
S23, fronting 10 feet inches more or less on 18th
street, between street ana Pennsylvania avenue
n. W., improved by Q brick House: .
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, juno 9th, 1879, at
430 O'Clock, in front of the premises we Will sell
Lot and part Lot 8, In square No. 42S These
lots front LOG feet inches 9Th street. between
and streets W., and will be subd1v1ded into lots
immediately after we will sell, 10 front OF the
premises, Lot 8, in square GLIB having front OF 81
feet inch on 1st street and 40 feet on street
w. This lot will also be subdiv1ded.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in equal install
ments at SIX, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
MONTHS deferred payments to bear interest Atseyen
per cent per annum. and to be secured by deed Of
trust on property sold Conveyancing at purchasers
cost Terms of sale to be complied with within ten
resell at risk ana cost OF defaultng purchaser OF
resale in the Evening Star Newspaper. deposit Of
300 required on the improved property, ana $50
on each piece Of unimproved property at tine Of
'~ eE e 1sHoy y SskAFFsoN' Executors
JAMES TOWLE6, Agent my23
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRoXAs ]. FISHER CO., Auctionesrs,
L 1923 Il street NV.

l0oAAo o. FISHER & CO., Au"tlone srs,
1928 street NV.
CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY. BEING THE ELEGANT RESI-
HHGhTH wKM0WN AS No 1923 X sTnEE
By virtue Of . decree passed by the su- Ia
greme Court Of the District Of Columbia on fzsf
NO 4.g44 Docket No. Is, the undersigned, Trustees
PANIED in said decree, WIN sell ct public suction il
1roLt Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the fourth
Gay OF June, 1879 at o'clock M, Lot numbered
WE'VE I'D Of Kdwells subdivision OF Square num-
bered two hundred and seventeen GID in the city
ments thereon. The lot has frontage of a feet
the north side Of str ct northwest, near Vermont
avenue, by uniform depth of l35 feet to twenty
IOot alley. and the improvements consist OF an ele-
gSmt dwelling house Of modern cons tructien
Inc terms OF sale, as prescribed in said decree
money to be paid in cash and the balance in three
equal lnstallments in Ntwelye and eighteen months
respectively. from day of sale The purchaser to
give his prOmissOry notes bearing interest at per
cent Tor the deferred payments The title to be re-
tanned by the Trustees until the whole Of the Iur
Per deed OF conveyance at the purchasers cost The
property will be sold subject to the payment OF Ger
tain general and special taxes due thereon to the
District OF Columbia, amounting principal and In.
terest to about 81, 600, particular statement Of
which will be made at the time Of sale. deposit OF
tern Of sale are not complied with within seven
days from the day of sale, the Trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser after not less than one
week notice by advertisement in the Evening Star
-. h f II %H!Hs S9 ShE Trustees.
my2113t Office City Hall.
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BANKERS.

SAFETY FIRST, SUCCESS SEOOND.-$S to
- % 600 invested in judicious stock operatlon s
under this rule secures short contracts. prompt
merits, and large profits. Our paper, The Ops
rator giving al the information sent Tree on sppls
Brokers, 43 New st New York. 1e2eot1yS
&1AO5 profit on 10 days, investment OF H1(ln
ElfZO = in wabash, May ID. VIVV
~ Teturns every week on Ss1GA ReDoss
and Circulars free. Address T. POTTER WIGHT
& Co, Bankers, IS Wall st., N. T. my2eo&k.t1eo
A MKMBKR OF TIE STOCK 1xOHAHGM yu
Bonds and Gold on moderate mArginA Oommie.
dons % each 100 shares Stook PRIVILEGES negotassd
tied Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mining and
stock Exchanses - Wall st., New York. Ee1ere1cs.
NeW York. 1An1-0
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q. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

10 81 WARNER. Real Estate Auctoneer.
AUCTION SALE.
THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
THE CITY-ON MASSACH U6ETTS AVENUE,
CORNER EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR
GG9RN sNE AVENUE CIRCLE; SOUTH
ELEGANT LOTS FOR RESIDENCES
will offer for sale at public auction. on a.
aforementioned property, being Lots No. 81
to GO, inclusive, In Square No 167. These Lots are
about twenty five feet front by average depth Of
about eighty feet to an alley Not foot Of waste
ground. Every tnduoement Ia the way Of completed
acter 10 established.
All taxes and assessments paid Title perfect
Terms: One-third cash balance one and two
yssrs Ct per cent PAYABLE semi ANNUALLY to be COM
served to resell the property a the risk and cost Of
the defaultng purchaser. &l0O dewn ct time Of
the Auctlonoeye. -..s..sszs
py2a r r. W Auctioueer.
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THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
WHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneef.

MANUFACTURERS SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF l25 MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS.
mepcing at 10 O'clock at the factory No 1890 Penn
sylvsn:a avenue shall sell without reserve the
tire stotk, Comprising White Stataary Marble Man
tells Marbleised Marble Marbleised Slate and Dove
Colored Marble Mantels. all of the latest designs
and finest workmanship.
Terms: All sums of 800 and under cash; over
that sum credit of 80 days with approved indorser
beaIti g intert st at per cent. until paid
The above stock now on exhibition
ie2-dtS THOMAS DOWNING Amt
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HyHO6. T.. WA00AMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEE SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY

AND UNF1NISHED BUILDINGS ON FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND n. e.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Februa. IL
ry Sth. 1878, and recorded in Liber No. 1856, I'M
folio 100, Of the land records Of the District l.:
OF Columbia and at the written request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned Trustee viii sell
4 ppblic auctiop in front Of the premises on SAT
10. l9. ~. q, o. 23 a. 49, 49, ~, 49, in Augustus
jays recorded subdivision of Tart Of square IT'S
buildings.
Terms Of sale Onefourth cash residue in six
cent interest secured satisfactorily the Trustee
or all cash, at option Of purchaser $50 deposit will
be required on bach lot when bid is accepted. II
terms Of sale not complied with in FIVE days the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
recording at purchas. RS cost
my27-dEds THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.