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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
STu1L ON DECR

STHL ON DECK
lbsst New York aud Philadelphia Bfauds.)
Granulated, 10 lbs. for............ .....,,,,,,S
Standard a a. loe :'oi AZ or 10 lbs for
Good White Sugar, IL lbs. for............ ....
Light Brown Sugar. 12h lbs. for.......... -. l
TEAS.
pGnnnRowder. oolong. IMPERIAL. Japan. English
low as any house south Of New York.
Mocha, Java. Maracaibo, Lsguryra aud Rio at
popular prices. quality considered. Our Ooffees
Of the finest grades that can be produced.
Good Roasted Rio, lbs. for. Observation-Disclosures 81
Fare sngar Goods. guaranteed free from glucose
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. nj an
MOLASSES.
genuine article of New Orleans slvavs on hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
c FLOUR.
nesota Patent Process Golden Hi, fsmiy s M1a
tMr ifs Ne A. Wet H. Hers best family washburn
rect from first hands. at lowest rates ~
Petent Process Flour, per sack. So 90
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description just received
u ALL Tongue, 1UrkSys Cl1cken, etc.
Boned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken, etc. Roast Lamb.
Beef, Turkey, etc. Genuine Westphalia SAUSAGE
Sardines, Shadnes, salmon, Lobster, Dried Beef
Baked Beans, ETC., ETC., etc, etc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
" All Kinds. and we would name the celebrated
B Rurkees salad Dressing, Crosse Il Biackwells
SELECTED FRUIr Is and the very choicest NEW
1Ohk BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up
good supply OF these important articles.
Queen Olives in a variety of styles-including
small! bottles at % cents for Picnic purposes
In fact, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE.
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BgSI OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
PLIES generally Our facilities for buying and
freighting are surpassed by none and we guarantee
to sell as low as any other house in the CITY: as
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
Is not entirely satisfied with their purchase
Telephone connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER,
SO4 9th street, bet. e. and +.
CWHJTE 'FRONT.',
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NJ. WILLIAM has fine assortment OF suits,
which Will compare favOrably in price with
any In the city.
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CITY ITEMS.
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
TwENTY.FIRST DRAWING.

TWENTY.FIRST DRAWING.
On Wednesday, June 3Oth, the 2lst drawing
will occur. Quietly and regularly every month
this company distributes its prizes. Now is the
time to invest for the 2lst drawing. Tickets
only 50, and may draw a prize ranging from
$50, 600 down to $40, amounting to s112.400. Ke.
NIT to K. M. BoARDMAN, Courier-Journal Build
Broadway, N. Y.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to take LOd{lle's Headache
Specific without almost Instant relief.
nave prescribed COidefa,s Lte6tgs LjGatid En-
tract or Beef and Tonic InUigOratOr and cheer
1ully state that it has met my most sangutne
by chronic diseases. debility, weakness. loss of
appetite and Indigestion, the needed nutrition
and nerve food. Sold by all druggists and gro
GERS. eos
"Itchine Piles" etching Piles"
Are very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiratiOn, intense itching,
bed. Do not suffer another hour and allow them
to become aggravated. Sicagfas's Ointment
certain cure.
" Skin Diseases's - Swayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases 'Swayne's Ointment" ef1ectually
Skin Diseases cures letter, pimples, salt rheum,
Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all
druggists. ST0TT q CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents. Washington.
SKINNY MEN AND W0MEN are not admired L
lacking fesh. vital, brain, or nerve force, u5t
"Weles Health Rereaper.n Greatest remedy OF
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penna avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Flesh alderney butte
churned every morning, and delivered In Is lbs
Ward" prints, 35c.. per 10. Also cottage
cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk sc. per OF
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ALPACA ULs1sRs, sl.1s, at Cnas. Blum's, AS
eth Street-AdCt,

The ANBLER-WHIPPLE CASE.-YeSterday, In
the Equity Court, Judge Cox made an order in
the case OF A. j. Amber against R. NJ. Whipple
and Thomas s. Dickerson, for the payment by
the defendants TO the plaintiff OF S6Ii ,4Si, and,
vi hin 80 days, 315 shares Of the National Gas
x Iron Co. This suit has occupied the District
and nited States Supreme Courts for 10 years.
Amber invented furnace for smelling metals
by means OF petroleum vapor produced by the
action of super-heated steam. Whipple was
partner, but just before the invention was CON-
>pleted, he took In another partner, DickersoD,
d the two surIeptitiously obtained pa rs
ior Amolers Inventions, excluding him from all
Office and courts and had their patents CANCELLED
In The first, and the result RECORDED III the see
-Qnd, The sum decreea to MIN Is the result or
an award made by Mr.. E. c. Ingersoll the
special auditor appointed by the court. Ii was
baseGon One-half OF the sums found in acceSoi-
bic documents, 10 have been paid for the patent
rights TO Whipple & DickersOn.
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GREAT REDUCTION in all departments a.
Palais Roy al for the next ten days.-Adct.
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TIE BABBECuE-PICNIc of the Washington
Rutchtr5' Association. which commenced on
Monday last at the SchuetZen Park, closed last
night. In the evening an OK weighing 1.340
pounds roasted whole. was served. Prizes for
The best bowling Were awarded as follows
First srZe, SIS. J. Henry BurScher; second
prize. So. G. j. Seuferle; third prize. 5, Wn.
Fer d1er; fourth prize, IS, Gustav Harttg; fifth
prize, 81, Henry SeebOde; The prize OF s. for the
greatest number OF ten-strlkes Was awarded to
G. j. SenfprlP
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CIsEs, Mrs. NJ. a. LipScOmb, principal, TOOK
place last night az Lincoln Hall before large
and interested audience. This school bears
high reputation, and the degree OF excellence
shown In the exercises last night speaks well
for the pains taken BY the instructors during
the past season The floral tributes were pro-
lows: Turkish Revellle," Misses Rutherford;
''Let Us Sing" vocal class; salutatory, Miss
Mcdonald; Juristan waltz, Strauss, Misses Spin
de- McCants, Tilman and Smith; .'One-Sided
People, original, Miss Stockton; 1.-The Mexican
Nightingale" solo. Miss FriStoe; mile. Follen-
vile, Lecturer" selection, Miss Smith; "Mar-
tha-Flotow,7 two piaaoeS, Misses Spindle aud
smith; Thou, " Heart. Art Not For
nary Fires, medal essay, Miss Mcdonald;
'.SWedish Wedding March Misses spin
die, MeCants and Rutherford; THE Artist3
Confession selection, Miss Fristoe; I'm Loves
toe; distribution OF medals by Rev. j. H. Cuth-
bert; Down Among the Lilies" Glover. vocal
class; "Gulneyere." selection, Miss Mcdonald;
Echo OF Naples duet, Misses Rutherford and
TO graduates by Rev. j. X. Paxson; valedictory,
Miss ET1Stoe; Farewell vocal class. Miss Mat
tie L FIistoe. one OF the graduates for the full
course, was presented with handsome floral
horseshoe and cOrnucOpia combined with her
initials, M. L. F. wrought In flowers and SuS-
pended in the middle OF the horseshoe. Mss
Matte Mcdonald received the second honor FOR
the full course. She Is from Georgetown.
Misses Charlotte b. Luckett, Saliie G. Stockett
ard Alice A. smith were graduates from the
eclectic course. MISS FristOe pr )uncad the
yaledictory, and was frequently applauied
THE BOYS SPECIALTIES In the line OF first
class clothing In stock at the Boys Clothing
House OF Il. Robinson d Co., 900 Pennsylvania
avenue, cannot be excelled anywhere. This
firm has the happy faculty or pleasing toe
young folks with their nobby clothing and the
older folks with their moderate priceS.-Adri.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN BYLEs.-Captain w. II.
Byles, Familiarity known as Captain Harry
Byles, died at his residence, On Missouri ave
nue. yesterday afternoon, In the thirty -nintf
year OF his age. Captain ByleS was
son-in-law OF the late Captain james
Guy, and had been IN the steamboat business
with him. and OF late years has been In charge
OF the Mattano. He made many friends. beinG
OF genial disposition and pleasant manner
The funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon, at o'clock, at the Metropolitan n. E
church.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SEC. Black Cashmere to 4Oc.
55c. Black Cashmere to 45c.
62kc. Black Cashmere to 50c.
AND FINER NUMBERS IN PROPORTION.
INDIA LINEN, UNION DRESS LAWN,
LACE p. K, FRENCH MUSLIN, &C., &c.
ALL WHITE GOODS REDUCED.
Sheetipg and Family COTTON5, lowest prices in
the market.
ALL LINEN LAWNS &c, former price SIC.
Summer SILKS &c., worth CSC.
WIN. IL. RILEY,
jel6-6t RILEY BUILDING, 9th and e NV.
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IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to take LOd{Ile's Headache
Specific " ithOut almost instant relief.
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"P- X-S."-June -Four queen, Little Az
ME Lewis. See Saturdays STAR and Stadag
HSTGId.-AdCt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GUNNER THEATER COMIQUE.-Mon-
- day. June IL, nightly. and Tuesday and Friday
Matinees. The Boss Show of the Season. Appear
ance of the great. the only Conway and Esan, the
great Irish Pipers and Dancers. The Burgesses,
ice and Annie; Campbell and Burke Harry and
Emma Budworth, Cent Havre, Drew Sisters, Harry
Woodson, Chris. Gaffney, and others jel4
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EINE MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA,
so CENTS PER LIB.
Best Gove r Java COFFEE. Roasted. 50 cts.
Best Rio COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts. per ID.
Swiss Process FLOUR. 81. 10 per Dbl.
NEW YORK TEA COMPANY.
Cor. 9TH and H stss
ap26-3m VIM. HI. SPIGNUL 4 co.
EIRST PREMIUM
Awarded at the National Fair over all other compel
ttOrE
TO CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the
United States.
MINNEOLA,
A very superior Minnesota Patent
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL.
The Standard Family Flour Of the District
For sale by every first-class Grocer.
WHOLEsALE DEPOT:
Corner lSt 1t. and Indiana ave.
spl2 VIM. M. GAIT T. GO.
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EXCURSIONISTS,
FISHING PARTIES.
TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
Fresh arrivs! OF Imported and Domestic Goods.
lCorned. Lunch
BEEF. Boast uaw Boneless, with Jelly.
tPotted. ~ POtted.
Westphaia.
TURKEY lBoneless i'll Jelly.
AND }Boneless in Trufdea.
CHICKEN. tPotted.
SOUPS-Ten Varieties.
ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, CURR1ED
OYSTERS. BAKED MACOARONI.
PICKED LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED OYS-
TIERS, PICKED SHRIMP. PIOKLED
WALEUTS.
WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS.
TRAVELLING BASKETS
No charge for packing and delivering goods to
any part Of the city.
b. W. REEDS SONS.
my6 12I8 + street NV.
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GRAND SWISS NATIONAL FES-
NIltAL, given 10y the GRUETLI yEREIN, az
o1 WafhlnstcD, ID C., at Loeffler's Washing. ss2
ton t9no City Garden. WEDNESDAY. june 23d, "a
Ioou, at 8 O'Clock p. m. Prize shooting for SRI
gents and Ladies' Prize bowling, wrestling stone
lamors, and other national sames. Admission.
each person, 25c. Tickets TO be had at the door.
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NUCtU,
VIM. Williams, Annie Darlington, Isabella Cor
den, VIM. Harrison, Annie Boswell, Price
Handy, James Hawkins. Mary Dinkett, Medora
Allen, Meta Warner, Louisa Robinson, Edward
Garrett, James Washington.
School No. 1. grade No. t. NJ. L. Lawrence
Observation-Disclosures were awarded to Landoi-
sed Page, Mary Dickerson, VIM Frost, Florence
York Mary Henderson, Jennie Hogans, Id
Winslow, Ida Hill, Martha Lee, Florence Camp
bel, Florence Jones, James Beander, Alice Har-
rison, James Johnson, VIM. JOice, Fannie Cole
VIM. Bolden, Alfred Gray, VIM. BoXley. Viz
ginia Washington, Gertrude Bailey, Mary Levy,
stanton Wormley, Joseph Smallwood, Armi a
Ask.
School No. 2, grade No. 4. r. NJ. Mann. teach
er.-Certiiicates were awarded TO Geo. Payne,
James Walker, VIM. Underwood Correl Brooks
solomon johnson, Bette Young Ida Brown,
Carrie Hubert, Hannah Contee, Everod Judah.
Nancy Atwood, Allen Dickson, Baldwin Spen-
Ger, George Mitchell, Charles Williams, Sarah
| Meyers, Priscilla Robinson.
Scto)l No. 3, grade No. 4, L. A. Barbour,
Observation-Disclosures were awarded TO Caroiae
| Pierre, Mary Craigg. Emma Keith, Emma E II
| ley, Ssrah Crow ner, josephine Richardson, Sll.
San Ennis, Mary Payne, Lulie Pierre, Henry
| Crowner, Thomas Wright, James Stewart, EI-
/ gene Wright, VIM. Dunlap, Joseph Lee, Eliza
beth smoot, Richard Harris Mary Dorsey Sarah
| Watson, Elizabeth SwaIleS, John Washington
| Arthur Boston, Ellen Jackson. Otis Ball, Ida
| Dorsey.
| School No. 4, grade No. 4. A. K Hill, teacher.
Certificates were awarded to Maude Carter
| ElZa Ford. Mary Harvey, Thaddeus Jones
Mala saunders, lSaDeile SyQney, Eva Bufle
/ Minnie Naylor, Marie Bowie, Helen Waters
| Msry Magruder, Annie Madison Rebertha Dan
| bar, Sarah Elliott, William johnson, JOSEPH
| Brown.
School No. 5. grade No. 4, C. A. Pinkney
teaeher.-Certificates were awarded 10 Elizabeth
| EdmuI DIS. Alice Franklin, Lima Johnson, LouiSs
| Lewis, Mary Smallw0od, James Brown Georg;
| Freeman. Elias Gardner, John Rankin. CuesJ.
| shepherd, Margaret Trent, Martha Taylor, Hen
| rietLa Sands, Mary Howard Madison Jones
Clement Parker, Andrew Weaver Sarah ThoDlp
| son.
School No. grade No. 3, j. c. Grant, teache,
Harriet jackson, Carrie Ashton, Mary Orne
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RAILROADS.
1880 pynH I'VE G II. kT,rrp SQ0
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

70 The f5EfH WEsT AN H9HTh HHTV
Double TRACK. Steel Rails.
spenfiS fEsfsRFfEE6 M9 Tns ssth 9ssBB
TRAINS Leave WAsH1NdTSoN.' from from repo.
For br Of and si the s' %e i With esn
. ing q assv to ISu!sy5ls sns chaesso; Is 20
burg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Ohicsyo; 9 So
BALTINokE AND POE PoTo M 9 sAIatsy.
Parior Gar to stkihs and tie So afs. It
80 a; m daily except Sunday $50 p. daily.
Tor Wiianlsport. Lock Hsyen and Elnira. at 10 40
For New York and Inc East. 10 40 an. 2lo and
ppess Fl P S snppa a1yr 49, &c. s i'ea 1
For BIosliyn, n X. Al through trains connect at
f0sdlos dfsst transfer 70 Futon street avoid
81 sssssss. 2 and q ~ a1d 1S
sunday. 500. iS:z0 ~ 5:so. $50 and 10 20 20
For R9pe's Greek Line. 6 40 am. and 40 p. M.
Eor a snSse e6Gspf 4 sTnday' ,.,,
cept Sunday.
ALEExA.NDRIA AND FREDERlcKsBJaa Raj.
T nAy k kNR RAahEHANDhIA AND WASHING
For AleIsndgia, Z. 720. 9. II am. 20, 5:2o. as
o. ana az 4 50 Z; m On Sunday at T. and II B.
For Rich;nohd and the South, Tam. daily. sna
an; 1850. 3. S, and :Oo j. M. and Il mid
MINT. On Sunday at and 10 a.ra., and :O6
T1ckets, information. sleeping and p.rlor car &C.
esst corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, and
ing OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-.
l. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Aren't.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. my2S
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'S'hOMAS DUWLIEG, Aucyioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY CATALOGUE ~ THE
TAN HOTEL. IN THIS CITY

By virtue Of a certain chattel deed of ~
trust, bearing date On the 221 day of August, w
a. ID 1873, and recorded in Llber No GIL FSA
folio !53. ct seq one of the land records for MI
he district OF Columbus and at TIE request in writ
liE OF the party thereby secured. the subscribars
highest oder, on MONDAY, THE 13rH DAY OF
SEFTEMBER. 1885, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A.
M, and continuing from day to day until the same
may be disposed Of, all the goods chattels, furni-
Inre. utensils, and effects, now In and about the
Metropolit. n Hotel. in the City of Washington on
northwest and embracing IN part
Grand PIaIo and Cover, by Geo. Steck 4 Co., NY.
Elegant Parior Furniture:
trench Plate Mantel aud Pier Mirrors;
Etegeres and Whatnots;
Elegant Window Haleings;
Lazy Chairs, Lounges;
Elegant Rosewood Bedsteads and Bureaus:
Elegant Rosewood Mirror front Armoires;
superb Rosewood and Mahogany Antique Furni-
Black Walnut and other Marble Top Chamber Fur
A superb collection Of Hair Mattresses;
Fine Velvet and Brussels Carpets;
Three, ply and Ingram Carpets;
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and Spreads, in great
profusiOn.
splepdid line OF Silver Plated Ware. embracing
Casters, Pitchers Butter Dishes. Table and
Tea spoons, Knives and Forks;
Copper Ceffee Boilers;
Walnut and Mahogany Extension Dining Tables;
Dining Chairs
Copper Cooking Utensils:
Kitchen Requisites, &c &C.
Catalogues ON the day Of ss!e.
1'i-'' ~~''' Z RIoHHk6 wALLAoH., r-re.o..
JESSE BROWN. trustees.
THOMAS DOWL1NS, Auct. aug25 dads
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KILLED HIMSELF BECAUSE He CoCLDS'T DE-
eide WHICH SWEETHEART HE LOVED BEsT.-A
Cincinnati COHtHse5ciGi special from Muncle,
Ind, Sept. :, says:-YeSterday evening IN Lib
erty township. near Windsor, ia the southeast.
eTn part Of this county. was enacted another or
those horrible ''loNe Tragedies or which this
county has been given three within the past two
months. The victim was Lynn Brooks. aged
about 22 years lie loved, and loved TO Gespera-
tion, two fair maidens OF the neighb0rhOoi. His
love was not unreclproc2ted either, for he had
been assured that his Injections we're held dearly
by each OF the fair oBeS. he was q good looking,
Wellappeaiing, thrifty young man, and Is
said TO have stood well In the community.
During the afternoon OF yesterday young
Brooks prOmenaded the neighborhood with one
OF the young girls he held dear 10 his heart. and
ike other young men OF ambition naturally do,
kissed her on The way. IL CHANGED that his
Other girl saw his raneuyeT, and when he re-
turned at eTentide TO pay his respects TO Ns. 2,
lie was Informed In a repreinandlng way that
his walk, his kiss, and the other sweet demon
strationS made with his other girl, had been
GUY noted. Brooks walked from the house or
that girl 10 the barn yard. where there were
on his way he remarked 70 his girl, or some
other party, that he didn't care 20 1--we; that he
loved both the girls and did not know which
he loved moSt-that he could not make up his
mind lie asked the young men at the barn for
a pistol, saying be wanted TO shoot some rats
A pistol was loaned him and he returned 10 the
house and went up stairs 10 room. Shortly
pistol shot was heard The people about the
premises rushed up stairs 10 the room and there
tTated his brain. IL was pain that he hal held
the weapon TO his temple and the clrcl tous
route OF the ball had completely rl11led his
Uranium.
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GtUNARD LINE.
u NOTICE


GVEARD LINE.
~ NOTICE
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between Rev York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr,
IRON PIER 20, n. b.. NEW FORK.
i Botanla We'd, Sept, Is Abys sinia We'd, Oct 6
ALGERIA. Wed Sept % BOthnia. We'd Oct On
Scyths. Wed Sept AZ Algeria -. We'd, Oct. "a
And every Wednesday from New York.
mo Storage.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
ssO and 500 gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets 10 Paris, S;5 gold additional.
Return tickets On favorable terms.
Steerage ct very low rates. SteeraQe tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and au ether parts of
Europe, 81 lowest rates.
Through bills of laden Rven for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight ard assaGe soply ST the Compaly's
Office, No. bowling Green, or Both Storage and
cabin TO OILS EIGEL.OT x CO. sos eth street,
Washington, DC CHAS. q. FEANCKLYH,
SuS7 AGENT. NY.
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Diary Of a Dollar.

Twas once 81.
subscribed by private charity for the Home of
the Hungry. FrendleSs ana Needy.
BUT In trying 70 get to the poor have grown
very poor myself.
Thus, expense being collected .... 10
For salary minister In charge of Home OF the
Hungry 20
Fer rent OF rome or the Hungry pay ~
For Saialy OF secretary pay .............-. .05
Forpros pectus and yearly report OF the Home
Of the Hungry pay .................... .o6
For getting up the yearly dinner, celebrating
the Home OF the Hungry, pay ............ .05
Forcurrent expenses of running the Home
pay. .......... 05
Fer bakers and butchers bin employees OF
the Home OF tie Hungry pay .......... .05
For extra polish On knocker on big front
door pay .................. .......-.,....... o5
For insurance ard taxes On the Home Of the
HuDgry pay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .0S
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Balance due In treasury Home OF the Hun
CRY, Friendless and Needy .25
Which may go to relieve the hungry, friend
less and needy, II not otherwise called for.-N.
7. Gfup1iC.
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THE LONDON PEOPLE who are not aesthetic are
having good deal OF amusement over those
tbat are, over the Tunled and short coiffures OF
the women, the touSled and long hair OF the
the male attitude against wall or chimney-
piece: over the female immobility when sitting
With head thrown back and hands thrown for
some TeCS OF their draperieS; over the affecta-
lions OF their talk, and countless other peculi-
critics. One OF the clan. &c is said, after rapt
contemplation or hideous little plate, began
eXteDporiz'ng some tuneleSS music on the pi-
ano. ard on being asked what he was about,
lepliCd, al am playing the plate"
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L TIE HEAD OF TWENT1RTH s sf II EF
AEb oJk oasE Ky Rol TIE
AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF JOIN
AIIIht DA KS9 AND PEEaaEEAissED' MEssEs
s 3otIa January, l85i recorded in IPer S79
OF bia, and Ct a decree of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause
nan OF al shall sell at auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY. TIE 2isr DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID.
land aGd M all mat piece or parcel OF
District OF Columbia, and being and included within
the following netes and bounds: BEGINNING for
n al 81 Vest 4 "a P pa4ches
Of the part Of said tract caleb ei plain aH psalinn,
which stone is marked No. 30, and run thence the
north 871a degrees east IS perches then SO attn Go
degrees west 10 perches; thence south 40 degrees
west vest ssa perehes; then by straight line to the
said tract Of land as now laid down and used by
Henry @: Holt, laid for and believed to contain Is
Thereof which sold to Henry F. Davis, Septem-
Der 3d. 1871, containing A. 100 of land, and
fully described In deed recorded in Liber $50. folio
D.. ~ '-N 'e'0-o' "a 'on Guilty.
Terms Of sale: So. 500 cash. balance in three
equal instruments in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day Of SALE with interest at seven per
cent4m per annum; or the whole purch ase money
may be paid in cash within ten days after sale, or
tqrity Of the deferred payments No deed viii be
CURED at the time Of sae; An eonveyancing and
are not complied With in ten days from day Of sale
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
chaser after gir ten days notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. y.
T I'M q sf Pens, Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. aug2S eoSds