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ANOTHER NOTE OF ALARM Is sound by the
Journal des Connaiesances Medicales, In Paris,
concerning the balloons, trumpets, toys, &C.,
vended by thousands by hawkers on the streets.
have lately been found to be communicated BY
this means, as each OF these tys must pass
through the mouths Of three or four workmen
tried by the vender while he Is making the sale.
Skin diseases which have lately spread among
the children IN Paris and London were propa-
gated by these toys. Mothers should be on
their guard to see that they are thoroughly
cleansed before use. The drinking cups In cars,
railway stations and public fountains are to be
avoided for the same reason.
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FITCH, FOX BROWN, Real Rstate Brokers.
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EIGHTH STREKT, BE

Fro RRE2P Pc !. N ON EIISSHHTH sIREETs BE:
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Fsbru- -
ary LET, AD 1875, and duly accorded in Lioer f.as
No. $40, folio 324 OF the land records O.. ~:
the the District Of Columbia we viii sell q public
oath day Of May. 1879, 1t O'Clock pm the follow.
ing descrbed real estate, situate in the city Of Wash
ington District OF Columbia, to wit: An Of Lot /
IN Doughty ct ais recorded subdivision Of Lots five
lol SIX S6) seven CD eight 90 and ten lO) in square
way three 60 feet four % inches in width. north
thereof Preference being had to the aforementioned
deed Of trust for a further description) together
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of three
three-stOry Brick Dwellings.
Terms: OneqIsrter Of the purchase money with
Inc expenses OF the sale in cash. AID the balance
one ~, two (2). and three CD years. for which the
notes OF the purchaser with interest at seven per
cent from day OF SALE and secured deed Of trust
On the property sold, win be taken. deposit OF
ing at purchasers cost II terms Of sale are not
complied with IN seven days the Trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaer, sitter Eve days advertisement.
JOHN W. THOMPSON, r,.x
J. T. GOODWILL, Auct
mY1C-6t WIKI
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An INDIANA WEDDING AT THE BROOKS SDR.-
james Scarlet wooed and won Miss Gibbons,
them to wed. Procuring the necessary ncenso
they made arrangements to be married quietly
In the church, and met there with the minister
interesting ceremony commenced In stepped
that "cruel parent and put stop to further
proceedings. Matters rested quietly untn Mon
went TO q neighbors and directly afterward, IN
company with that neighbors daughter, took Q
1ucSet ana went down TO the head OF Lost
water, where, strange to tell, she found her
intended husband accompanied by Squire Lem
nc hes ss sna oI6er parties who Just happened 20
mined couple were made man and WIFE and
mounting couple OF horses, hitched convent
emily near, they left for the country While IN
this was going on the old man WAS at home e
work In the garden, and, OF course wasn't bit
mad when he heard It. only he " allowed II he'd
wOuld.r-(Fao& (Tnd1 Netcs.
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a A Nebraska man, with the aid OF l6 men,
has planted 5000 trees on his claim In eight
days this Spring.
eA Davenport lady Is about to sue for d
divorce on the ground that her husband sshas
only style about him.
UWomen adore millinery openings; but
nothing short OF q beer garden opening can
SUI the soul OF man.-[S. Louis Spirit.
DA few days ago whole family named
RemsOn were poisoned at Bush Creek by bella
dona which they supposed to be dandelion.
q The Mikado OF Japan, at q recent dinner,
lectured his ministers Tor their extravagance
and love OF luxury.
q The Prince OF Wales Is making himself
useful by presiding over the British Commission
Tor the Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions.
a "A young man In Nebraska sent an offer Of
marriage TO young girl In Iowa whom he
1ancied, and In reply received this telegram:
come on with your minister"
u Professor Tyndan says that very great
improvements In the electric light must be No.
garded as inevitable, but he does not believe
gas Will be beaten out OF the field by &c; there
Is too much use for gas
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A SPECIAL COMMISSION ON BALLOONS has been
and put In charge OF three captains of the army
inc great value OF balloons for signal service
mas been fully recoganized during the present
wars ia AIgnan1stan and Zululand. In tn g
royal arsenal at Woolwich there is now A hal.
loon mandatory, and during the past winter
the non-commisstOned officers and soldiers have
peen taught the details OF the construction OF
looms have been produced there. portable fur.
mace for the preparation OF hydrogen gas In the
neio mas peen invented; It weighs three and
twelve hours. The cable used for communica-
ton Is twelve centimetres in diameter with q
resistance OF three tons. When tested In OPERA
ton it proved SUCCESS
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A Snow BALL WITH STONE In Ir.-On JAM
uary $50, Denis Mccarthy, q Lad, threw q snow
ball. which had stone In 1t, at Chas. Thomas,
aged 8, OF No. AZ stanton street. The missile
struck Thomas on the forehead, over the right
on the 9Th inst Coroner Woltman yesterday
neld an Inquest In the case, and the jury ind
Ing verdict against Mccarthy In accordance
had any evil Intention at the time he threw
the snow ball, he was placed under $3.50 bail TO
await the action OF the grand Jury.-[N T..
Times, 10th.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRTs S SALE Of EyA, NEARLY sA NEW BRICK
STREET N9RTHWEsT, FRONTING ON
JUDICIARY SQUARE. CONTAINING IL
=, BY virtue Of q deed of trust to me, dated IL
september ~, 1877, and duly rec rded in E:a|
Llber S65, folio 225, one of the land records ~.
OF the District Of Columbia. default having been
mace IN the payment Of the Interest en- the debt
secured by said deed of trust, shall sell at
EnDnc auction, in front OF the premises. on
TUESDAY, May 20, 1879, at 4 o'clock p. M,
Inc following described resl estate in the city OF
washington aforesaid. aud known ON the ground
pan OF said city ae sub lot numbered thirty-seven
l5') ID Kennedy and Webb's recorded subdivision
OF part OF original lot numbered one ~ in square
Eumbert five hundred and eighteen (513,) and the
west one % foot front OF sublot numbered thirty
SIX (56,) OF said subdivision, said part Of said lot
numbered fhirty-six 1861 running back north by
SAID width OF ~ foot to the full depth Of ssid lot
Six (36) one hundred and three 103 feet and
Dndr on the east line of said lot thirty
seven t31 together with all the improvements con-
ISSUING OF three story and back building Dwelling
Terms Orethird cash balance in six and twelve
nonths, with interest thereon at cent per
ennum until paid, for which the notes Of the pur-
CHASER secured by deed of trust on the property,
VIII De taken 800 down at the time Of sale. Con:
VeyanclDg 1T the purchasers cost, II the terms OF
s , are Lot compiled with within seven days from
aate OF SALE the Trustee the right TO resell
tue property at the cost and risk of the defautng
pnMrGnaser JOHN q. WILSON, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct my7-dtds
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TRAVELLING IN THE FAR WRsr.-One would
suppose that with the age OF steam the old age
OF wagoning across the continent would have
Nebraska tells not only Of the continusnce y
this style OF emigration, but also OF the manner
In which some people do it. It says out OF q
total OF thirty prairie scho0ners that were
week just ending, twenty OF them were COM
manded by unmarried young men, ranging
from eighteen to twenty-five years OF age.
fertile valleys OF Montana, and the minority for
Washington territory. Most OF the movers
were from Missouri, which, no doubt, any per-
could have guessed without 1nquir1ng, as their
teams were mostly composed Of large, fine
mules A MisSourtan hates horse
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HIS HVBNIN9.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auct,oneers,

TRgsTEAg SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
BakEGH 9r faE B1IfMoRE sRb SE}
KKAA1ILIEs02ARI AND DIVIDED INTO CHOICE
By virtue q decree Of the Circuit Court IL
equity, the undersigned as Trustee, viii offer i;
23d, 1879, at 10 80 O'Clock am, If fair il not, t6s
next fair day thereafter) valuable tract of land
containing 20 acres, Of which the late BENZ. Fenner
ed on one side by the Washington branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and within few yards
OF the railroad depot at Hyatsvie within ten mi
utes' travel BY rail to tho Capitol Of the United
comfortable dwelling. house
The Trustee has had the property divided and laid
OIL into villa lots sites to suit OF large
or small means Who may wish to purchase with
view TO building thereon and offers . very inviting
opportunity for those wishing to make such invest
yards OF the Bladensburg depot and in the imms-
d1ate ne1ghborhood Of the SPA springs at Bladens.
burg.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree,
are: cash payment of $500 on the day of sale. and
equal instruments at twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale; the deferred payments to be
secured by the bonds Of tho purchaser, with seour-
ty to be approved by the Trustee, bearing interest
from the dsy OF sae Upon the payment Of tie Pur
to convey the said property to the purchasers there
Of. a. their costs.
plat Of the land and building lots into which it
ts divided csn be seen at the Office OF Wash b. vii
uame, AuctiOneer.
Those Wishing to purchase are invited to examine
the premises or address the Trustee.
G. q. MAGRUDER, Trustee
myi1aWW Upper Marlboro, Md.
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GEORGE w. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE gN1MpRoyED PROPERTY ATMr
PLEASANT FOR EAi.E At Alto ZION

By virtue ss Of deed Of trust dated May 1875. Ra
fol fSi:9 81 Ct sea one Of the lana records fof
party secured thereby. we win SELL at public auc-
uop IN trout Of the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF May. 1879, at 80 O'Clock pm, the following
descrbed real estate situate in the county Of wash
lngtoD, District OF Columbia, to wit: The east part
q lot numbered twenty.nins {2s) according TO 8:
Pleasant Plains Lemars Outlet and Slippery. Hill,
Columbia. the same being bounded and described
as follows: Commencing aI the northwest corner Of
two lots numbered thirty 500, described in said
deed Of said Brown aud wife to Sarah q. Bioss,
dated April Is, 1867 thence running westerly along
and and With the south line Of Howard avenue as now
thence easterly along and with the north line OF
Shit rdan avenue as now abshed, 1872 feet to the
southwest corner Of said lots thirty (3O); themes
northerly along tne line Of said lots thirty ITS feet
to the place Of beginning containing % 100 square
fest.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth in cash balance in
six, twelve aid eighteen months. secured by trust
chaser. deposit Of 800 will be required at time
Of sale. II the terms OF sale are aos complied with
viii Be resod at the rs 1S snd G9st q dsfautns
my7.d&ds W. g. DUYALL. 1rustees'
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GEORGE TRUESDELL Real Estate Auctioneer
~ 6v6 Seventh street.

TRgsTREs, SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
sa RhY R 6ad1A sI nTMIEELLING WTTa NAN Az;
SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
HSEGHHNNSYh.VtA.ANIA AVENUE AND STREET
s, BY , virtue Of deed Of trust datsd August ~
folio Isl ct seo 81 the land an 1s,d no
Ira e the written request Of f The party secured
merely, we Will cell OF public auction, In front OF
The premises, on TUESDAY. the 10th day Of May.
1919 at 4SO O'Clock M. all that certain piece or
In the District Of Columbia, known and described
az lot NO 6S IN 6hepherde subdivision of original
improvements, &c.
The full amount Of the debt, with the costs inter
est est ana due on the day Of sale cash and
the bearing interest at the rate OF ten per
centnm per annu1n from the day Of sale, and 80,
be taken. deposit Of $500 win be required Of the
purchaser q the time OF sale, and al conveyanctng
shAu be at the purchasers expense.
.A AAbkET e s! bRapnEY, Trustees.
Ap&%od&ds
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WALLER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON P
STREET BETWkRN NORTH CAPITOL AND
On MONDAY. May II, 1879. at 80 m, "a
we shall sell nt public action: on the prem ES:
front with depth Of loo feet with improvements,
S Consisting OF new twostory Brick with back
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cssh balance in six,
twelve ana eighteen months. for notes bearing in.
terest from day Of sale and secured by deed trust
ON property sold. All conveyancing, &c at pur.
chasers cost $lG0 down on property when sold
ap3Omyl SO 8.9lO,12
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J Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctoneer,

r q. WARNER. Real Estate Aucuoneer.
FRAME HOUSE. No. 732 NENTY SECOND
STREET NORTHWE4T.
will cell, at public auction, on MONDAY lk
May 18th, at 80 O'Clock p. M, the above de- fM|
sscribsd property. Part Iot 10. square 90. !9sx
Terms Onefourth cash balance six, twelve, eigh.
teen and twenty four months, secured by deed Of
trust 600 down at sale. Oonveyancing at the pur.
Chasers6 cost.
my6-d&ds b. H. WARNER. Auct.
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE
ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN AND K

By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbus passed in Equity HH,
cause no. 6,573, wherein Torch, ct al !, are .Gs
compainants and Heitmuer, ct al. are defendants,
the UNDERSIGNED trustee. on TUESDAY, the 18th
sae. at pubic auction in front OF the premises the
following described real estate. in the City Of Wash
ming for the said part at the southwest corner Of
4, and running thence north on the line of 18th
street west Il feet inches. and running back with
the width OF "a feet inches to tenfoot alley in
the rear Of sad lot, said ground being improved by
q twostory frame house.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
two equal instruments of six and twelve months
with Interest at seven per cent per annum to be
cured by deed OF trust upon the premises sold 300
shall be required as soon as the property Is bid off
ard the purchaser fail to comply with the terms OF
sse within five days thereafter the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at
EDW. A. NEWMAN, Trustee,
321-323 ~ street a. ".
Corner 10th and D streets NV my2.eoSds
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T'HOs. e. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioaeer
TRUSTEES eALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE

No. 40 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of q deed of trust "A
bearing date the l2,h day Of February, 1874. E4T
and recorded in lAbsr No. 743. folio 222. one as:
Of the land records OF the District of Columbia the
undersigned Trustees will sell public auction. In
front Of the premises, on MONDAY. the Id day Of
June, 1879, ct O'clock all of lot numbered 81 Of
Il. Il. Rysn's subdivision OF ORIGINAL lot 10, in
tqnsre 693. as recorded in L'ber D g.. folio l04.
to wit 500 with interest at per cent per annum
from Augutt r. 1878. secured by this deed OF tras
and the balance at six, tweive and eighteen
months for which the notes Of the purchaser;
by deed OF trust on the property sold, win be
taken: deposit OF $500 snan be required OF the
at bis cost. If terms Of SAFE are not compiled with
days the trustees reserve risEt to resell at risk
ana cost OF Tefault,ng purchaser sitter giving SUCH
notice Ct such resale Is they msy think proper.
h LEWIS 1 BLAAsCVKlFnmpRD.l Trustees.
THOH =. WAG6AMAN, Auct ap29-d&ds
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tEWedding item In the Mu scatlne Tribune:
Two weddings tonight. -Four hearts made 70
beat like sixty.
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Arabian horses Of the purest bfcod-a g1ft from
the Sultan OF Turkey. One Is OF dapple Rray
color and called DJeytan (the panther), and tho
star on his forehead, and named Missfrli They
are on board steamer on the way from Con-
stantinople TO New-Haven. They are housed
on deck and treated like saloon passengera
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES sSLEO FRAME DWELLING ON
THE SOUTH SIDEOF II STREET, BETWEEN
IMMNTY-THlRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the LIST -
day Of September: 1876. and Only recorded f.
for the District Of Columbia, and by direction of the
party secured thereby, we shall sell, on MONDAY,
the Premises the western Is feet az inches by the
fun depth Of Lot 10. in Square A. situated on the
south side of between 23d and Oath streets north
west, improved by q comfortable frame dwelling
with back building and all the modern improve
Terms: Onefourth cash; the residue in three
equal payments at six, twelve. and eighteen months
annum until paid and secured by deed Of trust on
the property cold: Conveyancing at purchasers
not complied with in six days after day of sale, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
hye days notice in some newspaper published in the
city Of Washington
JAMES l. DAVIS,l r-....
ap28eo&ds VIM A. GORDON,} Af"s'eee'
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my1.2aw,t

FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH STREET
EAST. 0~A'AAA' -
On WEDNESDAY,, May 18th. at 80 O'Clock -
pm, we VIII sell IN front Of the premises, sub
lots and F, in square No 1876. each lot front -
g ~ feet on North street, and running back to
statue. the grounds surrounding the same is to be
improved greatly. " ~
Terms Onethird cash. balance in six, twelve and
eighteen onths, notes TO bear seven per cent In
PROV erty sold. A'
mylO-s.mt&w DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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u II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON I
STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH ANU
TWEN1 IETH STREETS NORTHWEST: AND
ON @ STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
FIEIEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
I viii sell at public auction. in front Of the -
premiees: at 5-oclock. on TUESDAY, May 10, 81
1879, on et eet NV, between 10th and 2Oth~
streets, part Lot Square 49, fronting % feet by an
average depth OF about 90 feet Also, ct O'Clock on
1884, eas fronting % feet by depth Of 100 feet on
the south side OF west, between 10Th and 10th sts
NV.
Terms One third cash; and the balance In Six
twelve and eighteen months at the purchasers cost
600 down on each lot.
my84s B. 81. WARNER, Auct,
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AUCTION SALES:
TO-MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL y1 SALE OF A LARGE CONSIGNMENT
5o 8kus sHsR Bk kEWs 5s MaN
On TGEspAY MORNING, m,y 18th, 1879. com
Hooms shall cell for the consgnees, large stool
mind stock is Of the Best qaality. and Wi b
fG my Sdn0"' fe: THOMAS BOWLING, Auctsoneer
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
sPF Sn LI SALE OF LARGE STOCK Q, SPRING
sS%sEs M.y $40 EsS
msncing at 10 O'Clock, within my salesrooms. shall
.sa oaSs 81
fine quality and latest styles. -
VIII on TaoM2s az RS1Gf se s. 2aotr
7 T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
sT2E3 RR1 SKR 2ETT9E No 557
22d, 4; D. 1878. duly recorded in Hber No. -
sa ae Of
OF tne note secured thereby. we viii sell at public
May n i5 s. tss S Ss
scnJbed rsa estate situate IL The city Of Washin9ton
ed three @ and i've o. in Square n ~ s three
hundred and twenty.on (32D: Beginning for the
running thence east seventy five (75) feet theme,
n TSss s%entysa 2 feet THENCE west twenty five
fifty (6O) feet to said 18th street and thence south
twenty three (2 feet TO the point Of beginning with
Per plat attached to said deed of trust together with
the improvements, &C
Terms Opethird cash AID the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen MONTHS with interest at eight
per cent per annum. secured by decd Of trust on
the property sod all cash. at option of tbs pur-
chaser. 800 deposit required at the time Of SALE
and all conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days,
otherwise The Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauting pur
chaser, after five days advertisement.
BkAINARD Fl: WARNER,l Trne+aas
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rr asoIhkh IfokGkkEHT T0H uEcAa.
Ire Ilst of engagements Of Mr.. Pierre Ior1z-
lard's bay colt tncas three YEAR old by feT.
ington. Gam Coral. by yandal, has been ADDED
10 Dy MS ceing entered for the July Gun M New.
market THIS event VIII be run on "wednesday.
July 2. next The conditions OF the race are. 1-fe
July cup, value 900 sovs, by s,fbscript1op OF no
sors. each, with 20 sovs ADDED, the surplus IN
be divided between The second and third borses.
for all ages. woyear-olds TO carry VI ma:
three ear-olds III lbs; four yearolds ia7 ibs
five-year-olds and upward, I2s lbs. Maidens af
starting allowed, two-year-olds, lbs; three
year-olds, lbs four-y ear olds. IL lbs; f1ve-
year-olds and upward, 16 lbs. Winners In 1873
or 1879 [haDdicaps excepted OF a race OF the
value OF 100 sovs., lbs: OF 300 sovs lbs; ana
OF $50 sovs.. II lbs. extra. The second 70 save
MS stake. The distance is the last SIX furlon9B
9. BunbuIy mile, straight mile, finishing at
Ine enc OF the Round course. Fifteen SUBJ
scribers were required or no race except py
consent OF the stewards.
THE ENTRIES.
Inere are sixteen subscribers Including Inrd
faimoutn Jeanette, years, and Sllyio Syear8
old; Mr. Actions Gunnersbury, wears ola. can
tain Primes TrappiSt aged; Mr. T. IennfnSs,
EcosSias. aged, and Mr.. f. Gretton's Falmouth
3 years OLD. Trappist won this cup last year
with la lbs. on hfs back, and Ecossias I az In
up, was second. There were eight I'm the f,eId
and among them Mr.. NJ. ii. Sanford's Miss Ward
years old, from America.
The entries OF Jannette and Silv.o In this
race recalls their wonderful career on the turf
The former was pronounced last year the best
fly in England. She was beaten three quar-
tiers OF a length for the One Thousand Guineas
by Pilgrimage, but she wiped out that defeat By
leading Pilgrimage length past the winning
post for the Oaks Among her notable victories
was the ST. Leger, when her stable companion.
Childer1c, ran second. Silvio is even more Ia
nous as being Derby and st. Leger winner.
lard's colt Uncas appears not TO have done wen
since he last run, and need not be thought OF
ior moment In connection with the Derby"
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p h WARMER, Real Estate Aucuoneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE SMALL HOUSE,
no: 11l4 SAMPSON STREET NORTHWEST.
THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME,
NIME ROOMS PORCH IN FRONT, GOOD
VII sen the above. described property at IL
81 O'CLOCK ?. H. in front 81 tie p 70; ds.
Terms: 9nsiourth cash: and the balance In six.
Twelve eighteen and twenty. four months, with
interest ct seven per cent, secured BY q deed Of
trust Conveyancfng ct the purchaser's cost. 300
down at sale. Title perfect
my7dAds B. b. WARNER, Auctioneer.
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D. NJ KEY,

nR MILLER'S NEURALGIA or NERVE ACHE
~ PILLS The lest remedy known. THOUSANDS
attest their efficacy. Sold by all druggists. STOTT
b CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents, No. $50 Penn.
sylvaniA ave. APPLY
TNVENTQR6 VISITING THE UITY are invited
10 consult CONNOLLY BROS. Patent Attorneya
20 HIeek Go charge Tor advice On paeent mas
oago Ua1iD6l0 O0KV100 Sa060IA6 naFlO-2m
" q A. STkAUS'. my9