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The Markets of Wn.hiurtou.

TCOr. Food and Health" "
L don KNOW that we can claim any superior
tty over our more Northern fellow CITIZENS, out
L am sure that 10 city in the Union has more
noble market buildings than Washington It
is positive treat 10 walk through Center Mar
ktt- The glowing colors, perfect cleanliness,
ruddy- checked, mellow voiced women. the
money" OF the smiling African, the choice
fruits, crisp vegetables. ana even the meats
which, TO tell you the truth, never like to look
at-aIe all worth the while OF visitors TO in
spect. But oh! tell me why, and oh! tell me
now can ntce, delicate, gentle looking womea
carry Chicken, allue, hanging head down, for
hours?
lt gives me the heart ache to see the misera-
Ole fowls thus tortured or packed IN basket 10
WIetchedly uncomfortable position, always
hanging head down. 1t is as barDarous as bleed.
ing calves and lambs TO make their flesh whittier
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DIED.

DIED.
BAATER- on Sunday, July 81. ISL VIOLA
II EASoR, the only daughter VI J smes w and
T. zabeth A. Baxter. sEed months and dsys
Our hearts are SD:
Our darling gone
10 q d, by whom she was given.
She was not self 10 us to stay;
lie has taken her home 10 Heaven.
COBURN- July >, 1881. MRS. MARTHA OoBr-RS
reict of the late John Cobarn In the seventy sixth
Year CT her see.
hlTTISGER. July =, 1881. Mrs. A. f. KIrTIS-
GER, IN the seventy fourth year Of her age.
services al late residence pa Sd street south
east, Monday evening, 4th inst at 6 o'clock.
RYAN. On Sunday evening, at O'Clock i. m.
WILLIE. aged 10 years months aad days soa OF
William and Mary K. Ryan, 7l6 z3d street
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
hHIIEORD. On Sunday morning. JAY 81.
1881, OF cholerG int&Dtum REEssA, fAfaut daush-
ter Of George A and Margaret L. xhitford. aged
eight months.
Funeral from the residence Of parents on Nor n
capitol street near III. Tuesday afternoon, July ),
at 4 O'Clock.
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BROS. Auctionesrs.

nUNCANSON BBOS.. Auctionesrs.
SALE OF PUBLIO HAY SOALES
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
IIsTBIOT OF COLUMBIA )
WASHINGTON. July LIST, 1857
Tn Sal CRrAT, JULY 9TH, 1851, on the premi.
ses, shall fer tor saie to the highest bidder ths
exclusive right and privilege Of the
DISTRICT HAY SCALEa,
from July 10 h, 1881, to June 3Oth, 1892 for the
purpose Of eishing Hsv, straw and Live stocs
at the fo!owir9 named place and time: No. g. sit.
uafed ON the corner of 10th street ana Lsuisians
avenue nolthV est at II O'Clock N
These sea es will be removed from its present
location to Louisiana avenue, between 9th aud i0h
streets northwest If SO desired by the purch aser
BY order of the Commist toner's d. c..
W. j. TWINING,
Major OF Engineers, q. s. A.. Engineer Com mis-.
sioner, ID. @. ty9 81
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IHB COMMITTEE on Agriculture announced
us readiness 10 report on the inquiry docs
onIs County lack orators?" and leave being
given, the chairman said that his commItfee
mao mace every effort 10 arrive at the truth
and were pleased TO be able TO report that there
Was Io utCnhe In oratory. ON the Contrary
the number OF orators had Increased ninataoyn,
PEI cent ID The last year, ana there was reason
10 Iook forward 10 stu further Increase. In
lne opinion OF the committee the English lam
guage was now being handled Tor an n IA
worth, and the everyday perorations of straw
gerry ana lsh ped1lers were scarcely inferior
Iofalrlck Henrys grandest effort Within an
o,Eer year. Ia the Judgment OF the COMMITTEES
common day laborers would walk into a GRO,
Gerry store ana ask for half pound OF cheese In
language bot a whit behind the utteranees of
Press. H'oo
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GH iaNcE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
" hSIAJE ON VERMONT AVENUr, ADJOiN-
IHG HE RhSIvENCE OF JUDaE AN
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court -.
RI re District Of Co.nmbis. passed June "a, fgM
A u lSS', in Equity Cause No. 7,77l-.G:8-
ION. ct al: vs Young ct al the undersigned
Trustee will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY,
ibe 1eHIH DAY OF july. 1851. at SIX o'CooK p
M NJ. IA front OF the premises, the following de-
ton. D G., TO wit; Lots and G. in Coltman's sub
ciyision Of Lots 4. 8. 6 and T. in square numbered
2. xo,,i Lot is improyed by two story, Brick
idisn each o,her. aid each fronts 20 feet on YER
mont avenue by depth Of iI9.20 100 to an al ey
Terms OF fale: ODe-thtrd cash, and the balance
in two equal inEtalrepts at Six and twelve months,
for which tbe purchaser will be required to give
rotts with interest at cent from day of sale:
or ali cash, at the opticn Of the purchaser. de-
ro.dt OF slOO will be required at time of sale on
each lot sod Terms Of sale TO be CO npied with
within seven days from day of sale; in default of
which the property to be resold after five days al
vertii ment III the Evening Star newspaper at the
rtk sud cost OF d.fauiting purchase Deel given
Epon full payment Of the purchase money and ,ti-
fcat1nn OF The sale by the court. Conv-ysnclns at
purchaser's cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
-..- 342 ID street northwest.
ITNCANSON BROS, Aucts ie27 dSis
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PEOpsRTY
IN lear OF PkOPsRTr FRONTING ON
FIFIEENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND
III STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of a decree passed on N
June 17;h; 1881, in cause No. 1857. equity. 81
SupIeme Court of the District OF Coumb ia, -
wherein FREDERICK d. Steptoe ct al are )mpIain.
ante. and Alfred septoe is defendant will sci
at public auction, In front Of the premises to thu
highest bidder On TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
July, 1852, AT O'CLOCK PM Lot r, accordins to
tie subdivision of lots four a. and five (5 of Ds
vcsons subdivision of square 2l4 fronting 10 feet
on the sO-foot alley in Esid square PA, with deptn
OF lO5 feet. with the improvements
Terms OF gale: One-tuird cash, and the ba auce
with interest thereon, payable in six and tive We
months, evidenced by the promis5ory notes of the
purchaser, AID ecured by deed OF trust on prop
erty sold or all cash at purchasers option i
deposit of $50 must be made at the time of the
sale and il the terms of the sale are not compiled
with within five days from day OF sale, the prop.
erty Will be resoid at purchasers risk and COS;
after three days notice in the Evening stsr news
paper. All conveyRncing at purchasers cost.
VIM 1AYLOE SNYDER Trustee
le29 eoScs $50 street northwest.
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( IMAGERY SALE OF VALUABLE H)TT3E
~ no. GIG D STREET SOUTHWEST


By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court "a
O. me District OF Coiun bia passed liz Equity f3ss4
SAuse No 2, 659 the undersigned Trustee .k1.&
,ne,ein VIII Il at pm Ole auction. In front Of the
18th DAY OF July u. 1881, at O'CLOCK M "a
fhat ceItain PIECE or parcel Of land and being
n The city OF Washr goD. in thu District of Column
pls. ard known as all of original Lot, numbered
tlTty-three. in square numbered ihree hundred and
eighty (337) together with the improvements
9hereon, Consisting of fine three story Frame
house, with back building and stable
e1lns OF sa prescribed by the said decree are
ss follows: Ore third Of the p urchase money in
csn on tie ay CT SAFE, or wi thin seven Gays there
payab'e In SIX snd twelve mouths after the day OF
sae The pure ha. e- g1V1t notes for said deferred
IaS ments bearing Interest at six per cent per an
nun from the dsy of sale, and secured by desd Of
trust on the property Id. or the purchaser may
Pay he purchase money In cash. de- osit Of
Sipo VIII he required when the property is sold.
AZ e. nvey anc g to he ct the purchasers cost. II
default be made In complying with the above
sis on sa e. the Trustee will lese:l at the rick of
the defaultiIg II rchaser.
JAMES W. BARKER, Trustee,
SouthWest cor. d aud 18th SITS southwest
DCNOANSON BROS, Aucts 1e29-dyds
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HARRIEn

BkHRENs-R0GERS. Thureday. June 80, 1881.
81 the retleenCe OF br1dr'ssister, Wi ismEporf Pa
WILLIAM q BEHRENs. of WASHINGTON, D. o.. 10
ELlZABE1II w. hoGEEs. daughter f /. q. Rogers
~ tOft wayne, Ind, formerly OF Wiliamsport
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FRoNoUNCED A HYFcCHoSDRIAc By HIS rHysI-
cIaS
Inc New York Sun says the poet John a
SAKE has become such a confirmed hypocnon-
Sriac that no one is able TO convince him that
ne is not hopeless Invalid since the dea,S ~
his wife no one can influence him ana ac,ors
lnsH, ne Is troublesome patient TO his paysi
clan, Or. WaEderlich f-!e'-
: says the doctor. HE sits In his room an
HA ", gtleSlbg over the loss OF his power as
dap n. 10 imagining that lie Is the greatest
q poet, - cannot detect that he is phystcslly
sufferer ~ one OF his age would nstursiiy
any worse "a. e His aiIment is chiefly men.
be Supposed 80. mas p assumed most painful
hypochondrical h-.e he consumes plenty on
hot eat anything We. VI ne Is wasting away
food. Then he thinks u, mat ne Is growing
In fiesh but / cannot de.sc. think he Is gain
any thinner. and l sometimes his room. ana
ing flesh. He does not SO cut Z. exercise. 1
cannot be coaxed or driven 70 tak, exercise,
Change the scene or his daily life and 81 him
paDioDs who would divert hts mind from ma
sen, ne would recover his animal spirits. a
was"
Mr.. SAKE occupies a room in his house at ~
riist race, Brooklyn, and rarely leaves It. His
nelghooIs are Austin Corbin. Demas Barnes.
lne heV. Dr. Ludlow, and many who would
giaeiy assist TO assuage his grief over the loss
VI BIS VIE and daughters, and 10 cheer his
melancholy, but he is inacceSsi bic TO his Old
Lhbus, ana never walks In streets where he
would be ant TO encounter Them lie IS under
s ~ Ihat ne Will soon be taken 70 Albany 10
the home OF his married son. The melancholy
Wnlcn stole upon him after the death OF his
daughter was greatly enhanced when he at
tempted TO DO some literary work ana found
That his pen faltered and that his thoughts were
weak The grief over the swift course OF death
10 MS FAMILY and the departure OF his old glfts
have combined 10 produce In him much mental
misery, which he attributes TO imaginary ply
slcal Ills. ON the day OF the funeral OF his
daughter. Hattie Solace SAKE, on sunday, June
., many OF his old friends attended the SER
VIZ wees, sNpectiI g to catch glimpse OF him. but
ne oIu DOT leaVe bis room, and could not be
Induced TO ride TO the cemetery, The disease
whlcn mas seized Mr.. SAKE has so clio ldei MS
lnlno as 10 shut out ali OF the pleasures OF Ire
20 him, and there is DO glimpse Ia Ills ramb-
Ing talk OF the wit OF other days. Mr SAKE
', Was as ooIn In Highgate, Franklin county. VI,
was Eiaoualeo AT Mlddleoury College in 1889
read law IN Lockport.N. Y. ana ri AIbans NJ
AID was admitted 10 the bar In II. Adams In
IS4S, lie ran several times as democratic can
elected. "~' H0'0'
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WHAT" shouted q North Hill orator, In a
ton twenty-five years ago!n And thin man,
with despairing countenance, got up IN the
audience and replied feebiy, Burlington
wasn't IT., And then the orator said he hoped
that lis cleaye might roof to the tongue OF his
tight hand II he ever went Into CAUCUS with
such lunattG-8Ffn9to HaEkeYe.
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AUCTION SALES.
TlD.MO ROW.
NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-

fhONED
Der 2stb, ls77. and recorded in hber 20 81
SUI 1as 6 2s {; o he bna IF nj
d ssB 9. oSe ns We ha se o on
II front of the premises, Lot ettered c, in Madison
Square AL Iscstsd on the East ids Of 9Th Street.
between street and p2olic park % feet front and
feet ana goes back SO feet further 'A "i0en' "
ATS O'clock. SAME Day in front Of the premises:
Inches. being No. 1910 4th street. between Q and
Rstreets Eorthsest
O'CLOCK IN front Of the premises prem lots T. T. sad
N; insqusre 69i Zach front is feet a the west
nue. and south D street.
AT s o'cLooE, SAME DAY, original lot l., in
square 96S. on the northwest corner of Alth and
on THURSDAY. JULY 7rH, AT 6 o'oIook. in
snb iH es Ne a. in the
Of Ffhngham, fronting on an alley leading from
Tern s: Gne-thiId cash; residue in two equal
each lot WHEN property is struck OF Terms TO Be-
FRFD " JONES, r- ~ ...o'
ie22 dSds THOMAS b. CALLAN.i Trustees
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSE HOLD EFFECTS
At sslesroom. SATURDAY. july ID. 1881, ~
At 10 oCLoGk. embrsclns selsrn collec "
Eurpi ture lSI
Also.
IT'S Single Got Mattresses will bs sold In lots to
euit-
ALSO,
A 1arae consigDment OF English Stone and O. @.
China
ie3O-2 THOS. BOWLING, Auctioaesr
re- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDABLY
tOsTPoNED until TUESDAY, JULY 9TH, ssme
-Four and place. liz?
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
II 9th ard D streets northwest.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
PAK1 OF, DINING,h00M, gHAMBek AM
GLE ARTICLhS, CARPETS AND MAT
TNGS. .WARDROBES, LOUNGES STOVES.
sIDkBOARDS. &C. CROOKERY, GLASS
AND TINWARE. HAIR AND OTHER MAT
yRb SSEa. BEDDING, &c, EFFECT rs OF
SEVERAL FAMILIES
Also,
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
AZ SUCTION, at our saesrooms, on TUES DAY
O'CLOCK.
ty2 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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UNPRECEDENTED IMMIGRATION. -Tnere arr,va,
al Caste Garden, In the month OF June 50 ala
immigrants. making the total for the first six
months OF Tie year "a, 49S This Is ca 5i3 mora
IMAM arrived In the first half OF 1850. In when
the arrivals were more numerous than ever
pefOre,-N y SIM N WV
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltimore-Every WEDNkS-
49, RAa sna sATu BDkY, at pm, from foot Of
Prom New fork-Every THURSDAY and SAT-
CbDAy, at y M. from Pier 49, East River (nsar
foot Clinton stfeet)
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates of psss aEe-First class a6, including meals
and stateroom berth. Steerage, O., meals, If de-
sired, 70 cents per meal.
A. L. HIGGINS, ACT,
(Boston Wharf, BALTIMORE, Md.
GEO II. GLOVER, A9x.,
3e25 PIER 49, EAST aIvER, n. Y.
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Two RhOoe Island puDiisnois have been con.
victed and sent TO Jail. They were found guilty
OF nbeling detective. Probably said he ar
rested the right mar. -BostoR Post.
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VOYAGERs TO EUROPE.

J. Y. BOTELER Sps
ARE The Agents for the sale OF TicseEs In this Dil
trics OF the
iSaAE STEAMSHIP %.
flraeS proposing to visit Europe can obtain al
apl-Sm W BOTHER A soE.
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-FOUR CHILDREN kIILKD.-At Lewiston, Pa,
Wednesday baggage truck was carried about
nnmSer ~, nuild.nvs We ~ piDi0Se ~ near rnam.
bersburg, pap mill was partially destroyed
and lightning struck house about four miles
from the town, killing four children OF Mr..
&c
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Colored Tabernacle, between Uncle Nose aud
Deacon GAZE Snodgrasa. "You is the biggest
black rascal In Austin" said Deacon Snodgrass.
You is heap bigger one" responded Uncle
his umbrella. "Bredderen," said Pars0n Bled-
soc, you talks as II oar was nobody else pres
ent 'Cepttn' yersefs. "-Ierds SiLtinIs.
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NEW YoRK-ROTTERDAM.

The nrst class Steamers OF the Line
''AMsIERUAa," ROTTERDAM"
SCHIEDah," Nv. A. sCHOLTEN,"
''P. OALAND," and 'iMAA2,"
Carrying the u. z. Mails to the Netherlands, le,ve
Msss1n Stores. Brooklyn, regularly, On NED
First Cabin. $50 $40. I'd Cabin, $50 s.esrsze,
e26- d. CAZACX. General Agent, n South VII
Lam e., New York For passage apply to ". g.
METZEROTT & co, 925 Pennsylt snis avenue
Warrington, or T. II. JOHNSON, Aren't, Nations!
Ssfe Deposit buiiding, corner New Y5.k ave. aud
4cLA 81 ECrtDWeSt- tan17
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SPRING LEAF TEA.

For ak years 1 have sold this kind Of TEA TO the
consumer by the single pound at wholesale price.
Noyariatiou tn QuslIty. Used as ICE lie 4 ii de-
veiops TIE natural Tea favor in q degree that is
unsurpassed. 1t is sold at no other place than
1882 r Street North west,
jy1-3t n. ~. BURCHELL.
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1HB NORFOLK TRAGBDY.-Mayor Lamb OF
Norfolk, Va, Wednesday made investIgation
into tne killing OF the late Jackson Eastman, a
wholesale grocery merchant. aod afTeT fhe exN
ANIMATION sent On Thomas Donald for murder
arc FRANK Granny and J. j. Keeling for being
principals la the second degree. Application
was nade 10 Judge Goodwin for ball, which was
granted. Donald was required 20 give a bond
OF $, 600 and the others 81 900 each.
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The New York Cremation Society held a
meeting on Tuesday evening. Wnen a plan MAS
proposed for the formation OF a national 40
clety. ACTON Is 10 be had at future meeting.
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TAoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

CHAAH M sALE OF VERY VALUABLE
N E-sTOHY IOUBLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE ON EAS slDE OF TRIRTEENTH
HIkkET tErWEEN q AND d STREE "a
FoR1 INVEST. No. 309.
-! virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court -
20 95s .ne Llttrict of Columbia passed the 80
10 Cay or June. 1881. in equity cause z. 1872 .kX
n 1ns III dersigi ed trustees, will sell on MON
Oa1 TIE 1lTH DAY OF JULY, 1881, AT 6 O'CLOCK
e. IN, IL front OF The premises the following de-
ssori ra property: The Forth twenty three feet
-FOUR and three-fourth inches on 18th street by one
.onsr o fset deep Of Lot numbered eleven. In
S Seii thereof Of Lot eight. IN said square
20 go, together with the improvements. which
cnnelst OF large three etory Brick Resider ce with
a. az me modern improvements, being No. 800 18th
Terms as prescribed by the Decree are: Oae.
aonl1n OF the purch in cash. and the residue on
q c1edlt OF six, twelve and eighteen months from
sSe Gay OF sale with notes bearing interest and
secured oy deed of trust on the p property sold
An COZ yeyancins to be at purchasers cost. A de-
posi- OF S5OO will be required at the time of sale
II me terms OF faie are not compiled with in ten
oaSs, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
purchaser 40 ~
jams H. SMITH CHARLES O. COLE,
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lmme diatey after the sale of the above described
Ieal tssate the following personal effects will be
so.u Oh ne above described premises, viz: Mirror
fIoIt Mardr Of e., Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
JsMkS II. SMITH Il CHARLIE O COLE,
JtkI-0SG9 Administrators
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BONDS OF SURETYSHIP.

OF NOkIH AMERICA.
This compa3y undertakes, for q small yearly
premium. 10 make god 10 the employer. any loss
by the fraud or dishonesty Of the employees, and
therefore obyises the necessity for private sure
ties. 1t is the only company IN the United States
exclusively devoted TO this business.
Subscribed s6lO 600
Paid up Capital in Cash. .....s...... 300 600
Assets. 2iU, 900
ntsd statas M pep' al Albany Id lO9 900
NEW YORK DIRECTORS:
j. d. VEbMlLYE, President Merchants Ma
tor 81 Bank; b. b. SHERMAN, President
Mechanics National Bank; ROBERT Il. MN
TURN, of Messrs. Grinnen, Mnturn n Co. A.
L. HOPkINS, V Pres. Wabash. st Louis a
Pacific Railroad JOHN PAT0N, OF Messrs. Jssnp.
Patton Co Res dent Secretary, W. Ii. DlCK-
MAN. Al William street, n. Y.
e.. n. THOW.
d. T.. m25- wSs2m
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Apctsose;


VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LaNDs
Min TIE INPRCvEMFN IS THEREOS
AhibCU9nI FOUR MILES FROM THE WASH.
aNTlON CITY MARKETS on TAF GtET
MOOD CEMsIERY ROAD, LEADISG 70
On FRIDAY. july SrH, 1881, AT o,crocx
n we tIsi! sell, ca the premises that X
Hsiuaole Garden Farmf known "a tie manuei EsH
lacey e 'aIinl lying In Prince &c prsa County Md
sc,as o fpiaosnsDurR road containing about thirty
soes OF ano. more or less In q high st.ta of cuti.
ssailon, with improvements. Consisting OF large
s+S,iins, elsne roout, corn house. barn an 4
een e,e ~ 6y 60 ana other out houses with e1-
stream OF water running through tn. land
~ Us place cannot bs surpassed as a Truck Ga rden
IA the state OF Mary and location healthy and in
81 excellent peIgoorhooa ~ N
,lahEDIATELY AFTER will be offered lO4 Acres of
iaha adj iripg IN bsIk. and il not sold will he
oo G IN ABOUT ~ acre lots. Pat will be exhibited
Oh day of fale.
es FoT particulars apply to Huguely 4 Bowen No.
oI2 new York avenue orthwest. "
tue dedms Of sale Cne-third cash balance in one
49, aIto three years. for notes bearing rest
rom Gay Of sale and secured by deed OF trust
pr s sold. ALI conveyancing st purcha az er'
cos.; 200 down on each lot time Of sale.
y-zo WALTZ b WILLIAMS Co, Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

hIJSTEf'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On AEkHONI AVENUE, BETWEEN Wand
W STREETS NORTHWEST.
In pursuance Of deeu Of trust Of date the ~,
gib dav Of May, A. ID. 1879. ana of record in ;:a
Iiber No. o. foio 483 of the Land r c n is Iii
Of The District Of Columbia, and the requea. of
re party thereby secured. the undersi <ned, as
trustee in SAID deed will offer for sale, at puo bic
aGcn9i, In front Of the promises, on MONDAY,
TIE lIH DAY OF July, A. ID. 1881, AT 6 O'CLOCK
n. the fni ,oaing described real estate. situate
IN the city Of Wa, hipgton, D. G and known and
atscli bed as parts Of lots numbered oae % and
hirty one 80 Of Bars subdivision of square
numbered three hundred and fifty eight 1851. the
same Icing improved by t so story frame yell
ing.
Terms Of sac: One third OF the purchase money
cish AID the residue in three equal instaments,
seeurt 10y noIes Of purchaser for the SANE, pay
able respectively at six, twelve and eighteen
moptts from day Ct eae with interest at six per
G It. tecuIet by deed Of trus' on the property. A
deposit Of $50 will be req lred at the OF sale,
t1e trustee reserving the right to resell the pro
erty sht I'D the purch ssr not comply with above
terms i hin five days from day of sale Costs of
ctnyty snciug at purchasers expelse
RODOLPHE CLAU6HTON,
se8-t&ds Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
ff,HDR ]. FISHER CO.,
4 Real Estate Auctoneers, 1924 + st. northwest.

FflHDE ]. FISHER CO.,
1 Real Estate Auctoneerr, 1924 st. northwest.
PUBIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL STATE ON THIR cEhNTH STREEr,
BkTWEEN G AND II STREETS NORTH
WIST, AND AN UN1MPdOVED LOT On l
STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTEEN fH AND
AlSETEET III STREETS NORTH IVES T,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
~ vii EEL, in front of the premises, on ssxA
d 0NLAY. july 18th. 1881, AZ ooLooK 80
P. NJ part of original lots % aud %, iu LIZ.
:, uaia 49, fronting on west eide Of 18th street.
near the corner Of II street, which will he offered
as sub lots As and ~. This property Ia improved
by Two large two-story and basem mt brick dwell
sAat6ocLocK P. NJ, ON TUESDAY, July 18th.
zee will offer for sale. in trout of the premises,
part o. original lots and in square S!6. front
iEg . feet 4 Il chas north side of l street ba
tween 18Th and 18th streets. VIII oh will be offered
as sub ht a This LIT offers great indu ,eme 1t to
any one Wishing buildi gg lot in N st desirable
Terms CT sale: One third ca al; balance In six,
tWeIy AID eighteen months With interest, secur I'd
10y deed Of trust, or all cash, at Opt "a OF pur-
chaser. d, poiit of 800 ON each lot required at
time # falls A plat CT the property can be sesn at
once Of lhomas j. Fisher y Co. 1924 street
NORTHWEST ELIAS +. WHITE
A55lshee Of Heirs Law Of George and Aan S.
Parker judd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
LlEBrG COMPANIES EXTRACT

OF MEAT. To be had Of ali etorekeeperu,
Grocere and Chemists So,e agents for the
IEited tales tSholesa e onlyl o David
Co., 4S Mark Lane, London. England