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The Great German Wash.


IL is the custom In Germany TO wash table
Line and sheets as seldom as possible. In
oeed, IL Is even sign OF wealth when one
washes these things but four times q year.
because IL shows that let's OF them are DOS
sesaeo oy the family. Whether the custom ia
q nice one or not. there can be no doubt about
tne WORK it causes AS soon as this great wash
pegah, we gave up all but the most important
mouse ana kltchen work; ana you might have
seen US standing, all eight OF us. rounS a huge
tuo, Tuppipg Win soap in hot water the sheets
ana napkins. Certainly 1t was severe labor and
ny hands oied fast the first evening. But while
standing and washing. even II almost Tired to
death by WORK so unaccustomed we tried In
sweeten IL oy cheerful part songs. When the
washing was finished Carl, the coachman. had
10 cut the horses TO the wagon. All the Things.
heaped up In large white baskets, were put on
IL. we all got Ia after, aud Off 1t went down tn
The little river There the things were nm
loaded, and each OF US. kneeling on a board.
rinsed out the linen In the clear flowing water
j dare say that this part OF the wash was the
most amusing one; whether 1t was the kneelinp
at the river or the happy thought that all would
De soon at an end am sure don't know. BuI
we were certainly in high spirits, and Carl, who
slieLtJy watched us, often had to get out Of the
way OF the shoots Of water that we extrayapanr
girls sent at him.-COr7iytiH Aa0dzine
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CtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
OTATE ON NINETEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.

(N6AECHRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL kS-
OTATE ON NINETEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN 2 AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree of the Su preme Court "A
Of the District of Columbia. passed the 18th iva
day Of April. A. D. 1881, in cause Moran ys: Ne:
ColbqIn ct al No 1852; equity doc p. shall sell
A. public auction to }bs hshess bidder in front Of
NAY, A. D. 1881, ATSSo ooLook 2; NJ. the fol,
Washington, District of Columbia: All Of lots Of
ground mum bered four a. and five %, in square
numbered one hundred al twelve (1l2). according
to Herderson's subdivision of said squares that is
to say, beginning at point forty-nine (49) feet
south OF the northeast corner of said square, run
ming thence south thirtytwo (32 feet, and running
with that width to the west line Of said square.
being Connecticut avenue. and being the same
property conveyed to Justin uOburn by deed Of
Peter j. 1auritzen and wife, dated April 1st, 1874
and In Lber 748 folio $685. one of The land
records for the District Of Columbia together with
all the improvements thereon. The improvements
consist Of frame dwelling.
Terms, as prescribs by decree: One third cash
and the residue in two equal instalments. payable
resi- ectyely in six and twelve months from the day
OF sals, with interest the deferred payments to be
secgred by good and sufficient mortgage upon the
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
Sio0 to be made by the purchaser the acceptance
of bid: Terms of sale to be compiled with within
seven days after the day Of SALE in default Of which
the Truste shall rsadvertise and resell the above
properly at the risk and cost Of the defautng pur-
chaser: All conyeyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost. EDWARD WOLOOTT. Trustee.
DUNOANsoN EROS. Aucts. mi2 dGds
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FTNHOXAS BOWLING. Auctieneer.
CHANOEkY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN GEQRGET0XN ID O.

By virtue ef decree Of the supreme court -
cay OF February. A. d. 1877. In equity ~.
cause No. 5 22s (Mosher We. Mosher). Doc 10. aud
pasted May u. 1881. the nndersisnea
Surviving Trustee viii sell, at puoltc auc-
ton, IN front Of tie premises, to the highest
bidder. on TUESDAY, MAY 5lsr, 1881, commenc-
ing AT O'CLOCK PM, the following described
real property. situate1 in Georaetown, D. q viz
subdivision No. %. Of Lot 27S In Beatty. IA wilkins
and Threlkelds addition 70 George own. lots num-
bered 27e, 279. 220 and part OF lot $50, ia Thel
telds ADDITION Lots l6 to "a, inclusive of lot No.
27s. in Beatty and Hswkin addition. Lots and
eide of Fayette street. Lot 22O, in Beatty and
Hawkins addition to said Georgetown, on the west
side OF Market street. together with the improve
ments.
AIfo Square or lot o. in Threlkeld's addition to
Georgetown.
Also part Of Lot lat, in Besll's addition to
Georgetown, being the part Of said lot oNned 10y
the Parties to the above cause
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above, and will be sold In the order me- ii ,ned.
Terms OF sale ae prescribed by the decree are
One third OF the purchase money In cash, ana the
residue in six 9l. twelve Q2l and Gig hteen Qs)
equal instalments. secured by the notes OF the
purchaser. and a reserved lien on the property
sold. IL the terms of sale shall not be complied
with within ten days from the day of sale the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defsutiug purchsser. All
convey8ncing at purchasers cost. deposit OF
$50 each Let Will be required ut the time of pur-
chase Il. 4 ELLIOT. Surviving Trustee,
m20-d&ds 406 5.h street northwest.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS OE THE MCPHERSON HOUSE, DOM
PkIslNG ~ ROOMS: kORTaRAS CjRNEK
PaRr AS oSE snsEwGSp kM aasA n
FFeRRRT TE,H p sI Az Srr SOME LsGANT
Ross, FIVE SETS OF SUPERIOR PARLoR
FURNITURE. ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT
GHAMBER FURNITURE THROUaHoGT
The HOUSE, MIRROR BACK ETEGERES
AND HALL RACKS, WINDOW HANGIOHJ
5 5. P = ZEN T., WALNUT yIANu FOLDING BED
NEARLY ABLY, NEW; H7 AJR AND, HUsK MAT:
CHAIRS. FINE BRUsSELs- PARLOR AND
BEDROOM CARPETS; BALL AND STAIR
GA RI S sTs. WALNHT ExTENSIoN DINING
GHAIRs. WALNUT s1DEBOARv. SILVER
pLATED WARE. OHINA AND GLASS WARE
COOKING UTENSILS, &C go
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 25rH, "A
i 1881. commencing At 10 O'CLOCK at the NC VI
i phsr1on Honse. northeast corner Of 18th ~
the effects. The Furniture is in fine condition,
ana parties IN search OF hrst class gooos should
not fail to attend: House will be open for inspec-
ton oAy Pr or to sale.
mi-ols Reai Estate Ayeuts.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

s sAhE e ETa AMP gH1M
TEhN Az JoRSET 81 AS sSSTa 81
s fEEf sHsSsHE* ESsr o SSSSsfsS AZ A.
BY virtue Of = decree Of the Supreme Court Luk
Of the Pr District OF Columbia passed In Equity
" amnsna Ct a. xiii oasr ioT sais Il pubic
parties to said suit. in and to the following real
estate ftSsts Is s9 sy #
front q Sc fee o. LIST bach
bounded on the south by another alley 20 feet vide.
and; and is improved By onestorX frame oa1ce ana
s an Was and
!? ass' sss
;osth back ss % zee
and by width Of 80 feet to an additional depth Of
y two story ssies n 1~sns %isS
osse h a1aa 1's sasz HOUR
t tn lot in square ss2 having front Of % fest
e at asg 81 ss vida
ss On 6y another alley
eale Or within seven days thereafter. the residue
aud twenty four months from the day Of sale
the purchaser giving his, her or their promissory
notes therefor, bearing interest from the day OF
sale at six per cent. per annum, or al cash at his
her or their election: The title to the respective
purchaser shall f.i to Comply with the terms 81
sale reserve the right to readvertise and resell
the property at the risk and cost Of such defaating
purchaser. The property will be offered in seps-
rate lots or Tarceis Fifty dollars deposit &C.
JAMES 8. EDwARDe. Trustee.
MT eod&ds SOB street north vest
"oWING TO THE INDICTMENT WEATHER,
the sale OF Lots and II, in Square 796, is Pc ST
PONED until MONDAY, MAY 2SD, 1881. same
honr and place. By order of the Trustee. m2O-d H1s
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The Stopping Of the Clock.

Surprising falls the instantaneous calm
Inc sudden silence in my chamber small:
1. starting, lift my head in half alarm
The clock has stOpped-that's all
ne clock mas stopped! Yet why have L SO found
a instant feeling almost like dismays
Why note its silence sooner than i;s so1nd,
For it has licked all day
So may life beside my own go on
And such companionship UNDECIDED keen:
And lost In sudden Sleep
And 80 the blessings heaven daily grants
A1e IN their very cOmmonness forgot:
We little heed what answereth our wants
Until it answers not.
strangeness falleth on familiar waya.
AS II some pulse were gone beyond recall
Something unthOught OF, linked with IN our DAYS
Some clock has stopped-that's an '"
lGeor0e-H. COonser in Youths Con, panion,
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON I STREET
NORTHWEST FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG

BY virtue OF . deed OF trust. dated April LIST. -
1871, and recorded among the Land records nG
Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia. in Iiber No: ~
638, folio 428, the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale at public auction, In front Of the premises
on TUESDAY. THE I7TH DAY OF MAY, 1881. AT s
the city Of Washington, DC. and distinguished
on the ground plat Of said city as part Of Lot
bered fourteen lA, in square No. &c., and described
ss follows BEGINNING for the same point on the
line Of street north at the northeast corner OF
said Lot, and running thence south one hundred
ana fifty Qt0) feet to private alley in said square
thence west twenty (20 feet eight )inches thence
north one hundred and nifty Q5oj feet 70 said
street thence eaet twenty (20) feet eight @ inches
70 the beginning. The improvements consist Of q
fine three story pressed brick Dwelling House.
Terms Of eale: One third Of the purchase money
cash: balanee IN equal instruments at one and two
terest at the rate Of Elk per cent per annum, and
to be secured by deed Of trust upon the pren1ises
sold. $3.50 down at time of sale. Uonveysucing st
expense of purchaser.
me dads EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee
TETON ACCOUNT OF THE INCLEMENCY of
the weather. the above sale is po .tponed until
MONDAY; MAY. %. 1881, AT $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
by order OF Trustee
ml8-dkds CHARLES W. HANDY Acct
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
CHANeERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL Es-
TATE IN TIE CITY OF GEORGETOWN. %.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court "A
Of the District Of Columbia. passed on the l,.a
TIA day OF october, A. u. 1873, in equity ~.
cause NO 87S wherein Meta Banewfncsei N
complainant and Ida L: Hsnewinckel sad others
ale defendants, we viii sell at public auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY, THE 2arH
DAY OF MAY. a. ID. 1881, Beginning st O'CLOCK
PM, the valuable real estate in the city
lumbia. formerly known as the sfNichols
Property" and fronting on West. Congress, Stod.
dart and Valley streets This property viii be sold
according to subdivision duly recorded. Copies
Of which can be obtained at the drug stores OF G
W.. Oropley aud 81 Tickling. in Georeeto wn,
and ct Eowllns's auction s.ore or Office OF Gordon
Gordon in WasbiDaton. The lot on which the
dwelling house is situated offers great induce
ments to Any one desiring residence on George
town Heights, and the other lots are most desir-
ably situated for those wishing to build. The lots
be offered separately, and II the sale is not con-
GUIDED on the Oath instant it will be continued the
next evening, at the same hour and place.
Terms Of sale az provided By the decree are:
One fourth cash. and the balance In three equal in
stalments, payable in one, two and three years
from day Of SALE with interest for which the notes
OF the purchaker will be required or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. Upon confirmation Of
sale and payment of all the purchase money, the
property win be conveyed. Conveyancing at pur
chaser's cost. If terms of tale are not com oiled
with in one week, the trustees will resell 1T risk snd
cost OF defaulting purchaser. A deposit of one
hundred dollars each lot equired at time of sac
AUBIN l.. BOULWARE. I n-,.....
WILLIAM A. GORDON.{ trustees
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Two Old Men Upon the Weather.
fBrooklyn Earle

brooklyn Eagle.l
"S0me folks seems to think this Is warm
weather. observed old Daddy Wotherspoon to
old Uncle Linkinbotham, as the two old men
stood, last Thursday before thermometer that
registered ninety In the shade. "'Pears to me
twas worse than this In the May Of twenty
"a heap worse.n assented old Uncle unkin-
botham, 'sbut that wasn't as bad as the May Of
twenty-five. You remember how the tin roofs
melted and run OF the houses, and we had to
carry wrought steel umbrellas through the
"Deed i do" rejoined Old Daddy Wother-
spoon, hopping his visage with some anxiety.
81 was out hunting that spring, and we had to
spring the hams fried Oh live hogs and the bills
melted eli the snow blrds?"
ham, nine know sP WAS psa 1pis LON. sad
Sound, and the heat generated the water into
steam 30 as TO blow our boat clear over into
the Wo0da That month was pretty warm, for
New York melted down, and had stream Of
liquid klndlings running right through my
farm: One OF my boys took swig Of it one
him."
Yes, yes" murmured old Daddy Wother.
hang meat and vegetables down my well, aud
they was cooked In ten minutes by the watch"
and the ancient gentleman regarded his antag-
OulSt Will SOmo GIluIQpQ.
I'VE tried that" said old Uncle Linkin-
botham, ''but the heat melted the wires the
grub Yves hung on and the works OF the clock
run all over the floor, 80 we couldn't tell how
long 1t did take to COOK and We used ice water
to do our bling with"
"Where'd you get your ice?" demanded Old
DADDY, Wotherspoon, tying handkerchief
around his head TO keep his ears warm.
"We just poured water on the fire and the
fire was SO much cooler than The atmosphere
that the " ater froZe in minute. That's how
We got our ice. Don't you want to 60 and drink
something to warm you up?"
'If we can get little good old brandy, I'd
like It," replied Old Daddy Wotherspoon, with
pale lips and clenched fst. "I'n take some
proof brandy"
"Come along, then" retorted old Uncle LIN
kinbotham. contemptuously. you may be
able to stir your blood with that tipple, but this
weather and the recOllections of May, twenty
two makes me want some hot spiced rum and
fur overcoat. Tomorrow I'm agoing to put
on extra fannelS"
Ana the two Old liars almost killed them
selves that afternoon with hot drinks rather
than admit that the Almighty could do things
as well now as He did when they were boys.
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~ ING HOUSE, No. l5ll kIX TENTH SIRE ar
N00RTaWESE ABOUT TWO SQUARES
NORTH OF THE RESIDENCE OF SENA-

Of the District Of Columbia passed on the 18th .,
TX S o. NAY: q 1851, u equity eau No
and Ellen 3 Smith, trustee. 10 defendant, shall
1se q P1blc auction. on tho premisss. on WE'D
MING AT ocLocK p. NJ, that desirable properly
ID TIE city OF Washington. in the District Of Co.
numbered 1914. with the improvements thereon.
n ne,ns house and premises No 1911 10th street
stories and mansard roof. aud the lot having
'front.' q ~ feet inches on 10th stree: by depth
Terms Of sale as provided by the decree are:
oas third OF the purchase money in cash, one
the day Of Gale. with interest on the deferred pay
ments at six per cent per snnu, the de erred pay
nents 70 be secured BY deed Of trust the prem
CHARLES B. ARMIES, Trustee.
y. b. WARMER. AuctiOQeeES mC0.dEds
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sTNHUMAs DOWLINu. Aucnoneer.
THERE STORY BRICK DWELLING. WITH
line STURE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
tykST AND STREETS NORlHWEST an

On WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH 1881. AT 6 "A
chan cell Lot IS. 10 Square sri, having 4 .G;
irsnt 81 70 feet on street. by depth Of lO8 feet
orick containing fine store foom and eleven rooms.
nna nne cellar under the Maole building. with ali
csssd ior most any bosinees. and offers . nne op,
p0Ttun1ty for profitable Investment.
Terms: One-fourth cSsht the residue at 6. II
ana 1 ~ months. with notes bearing interest st s
on the property sold All conveyancing ct pnr-
c1aser's cost. 800 down ct time Of sale.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
sp1TEs .p ANTIQUE cI FURNlTIRE, OAR S
EsTH BLlSHkD HOTEL (KNOWN As TIE
WASH NGTON HOUSE, NORTHW WEST OOR-
kER OF THIRD STREET AND PENNSYI.-
VANIA AVENUE MORT EST, NUMBEh-
ING IN ALL ABOUT SEVENTY FIVE
looms OF WELL PRESERVED FURNI-
On fRIDAY. MAY 27rs, 1881. ooMMENo- "A
ING AT 10 O'clock A. NJ we shall sell tbs VI
following described furniture and many -
other articles usually found in Q first class
hotel. too numerous to enumeTate:
Walnut Frame Parlor SDites, Chamber Suites,
Walnut Ma, BILE TIP Bureaus and Washst snds
R.dste ads and Wardrobes; Mahogany Bedsteads
Bureau Waehstands and Wardrobes, Dining
Dom Table and Chairs. Lace Curtains and Cor
nices. Mantel Mirrors, Lambrequine, Painted
Isbe.. sidehoards: fine collection of Antique
Furniture, Chandeliers Heating Stoves, Hail OIL
cloths and stair Carpets. Window Shades; Feather
Beds, Pillows and Bolsters, Marble-top Cottage
urnture. SPRINGS; Brussels, Three-plv and In
grain Carpets Hair, ausk and Cot.o i-top Mat
treesef, Blankets, bedding.
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c
China, Glass and Crockery Ware Of every de-
scription, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
OFFICE.
Iron 9afe. DESKS. Settses. Counters. O ocke
Chandeliers, &c
This sale offers unusual inducements 70 house.
keepers and the trade generally, as il is per-
emptOry.
Terms OaRh.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO.,
m2O dts Auctioneers.
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VTNHOMA6 UUWIING, AUctOneer>
1RgeTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
STORE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BRIDGE
STREET. Nos. 31l2 AND 3ll4, BETWEEN
CONGRESS AND HIGH STREE rs, GEORGE


By virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated May the "A
27Ih, 1910, duly recorded in Liber No. 6l9, f2I
district Of Columbus, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction
OF MAY, 1881, AT o'cLoCK P. NJ, the west part OF
Lot ~, in Peters, square. Georgetown, D. c., the
street, and running thence south by and with that
width. l2O feet 10 an alley. The improvements
store room under one roof. The building is of
BRICK rooted with slate The property is well stu
ated for business purposes.
Terms Of sale: Oue third cash, and the residue
IN tso equal io stalments. payable respectively in
twelve and twenty -four months from day of sale
Notes. bearing date May as 1884, with interest at
rate OF Elk per cent psr annum. payable seminar
Duaity, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
to be given for the deferred payments; or, at the
option OF the purchaser, the whole of the purchase
be made by tne purchaser on the acceptance OF the
1id ConveyaDcing at purch Aser's expense. If
the terms OF sale ara not compli ID with in O g
yeeF, the Trustee will resell at risk and cost of
MILO p nARNEIyJE rruetoo
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HHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
OIY IN VICINITY OF GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICR-COkNRR OF NEW JERSEY
h fN7sHnH., AND u, sIkEET NoRTaWEsI..
NEW JKRsEY AVENUE. MAR q STREEr r.
ON WHICH ARE Two SMALL FRAME
BUILDINGS.
=, By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
y q, passed in Equity cause NO. 6, 92S,
No ~, will sell at public auction in front In
Of the premises on MONDAY, THE 2SD DAY OF
MAY. 1881, AT $50 O'CLOCK NJ, Lots so, 81, 50
and 90. in my recorded subdivision of Johnson's
snbdivIsion OF Square GAG. Washington, d. O. Let
6U fronts ~ 49, 100 feet on New Jersey avenue and
each Of the remaining lots fronts IS SO 100 feet on
said New jersey avenue: all of said lots run
through to Massachusetts avenue and viii be sold
Terms Of sale: One, third Of the purchase money
in cash. and the baance In two equal install
menfr, evidenced by the notes of the purchaser at
ak and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed Of trust On property sold all cash. at pur-
chaser's option. $50 deposit on each lot when
sold.
ANDREW B. DUVALL. Trustee
Corner ~ Ct and Louisiana ave. northwest
d. ID WARNkR. Auct. ml0-dSds
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Allan Ptnkcrtonas Theory.


We were coming OF the ferry-baat as the
funeral procession of the late Gen. UDtou
reached the wharf. As we stood among the
ger crGwd on the pavement edge and watched
OF It's masters hearse into the gateway, voice
at our elbow said musingly:
wish had the working up OF that case. ,
Turning, we beheld the still remembered fea-
lures OF IRRITABLE celebrity, Allan Pinkerton
the veteran detective Of Chicago now taking
In the Yosemite for his health. We shook hands
AID said:
"But this is suicide. Allan
.'4.e-s,' said the American Vidocq, speaking
with characteristic caution. that's what they
why, you don't mean-n we began. some.
what shocked
mo, don't-not that" interrupted the old
thief taker. Let me tell you story. l was
Isvenng IN Germany some years ago, working
was sent Tor by the e0rnmandanu OF large for
tfled toWn. high officer in the engineer corpl
had been found dead In his bed, and his head
blown 70 fragments. 1t was supposed that his
acknowledged genius and inventive powers had
leLoeIea nm an OBJECT OF Jealousy on the part
OF bis brother officers. There was not the least
con and Paris, who had been sent for, had given
the case up In despair. Well to make long
story short, worked over the case six weeks
OF involuntary suicide"
"lnv0luntary."
Precisely; the man was q nervous. high
strung enthusiast regarding military inven-
small small. terribly destructive bomb. to be con-
cealed In the grass by troops when pursu ed BY
cavalry. Through nervous absorption he bs.
came a sleep-Walker. The result was that he
had destroyed himself By Sitting up In bed and
handling one OF his models while In an uncon
sclous state. Now. Gen. Uoton's case is al
most most IDENTICAL | knew him In '72-ne was a
somnamoulist then. We all know OF his al
most insane devotion to his speelalties-tactic
ana lne improvement OF arms. The slightest
set6a made him nervous morose and ir
rtaDle. The night before his death he retired
oppressed and Respondent over some technicsI
dlnculty. he fell asleep With his mind filled.
90uDtiess with gloomy and weak Thoughts,
We all suner from such speculations at times
In spite OF ourselves. The morning sun would
nave dlsslpated these fogs OF the night; bat it
never rose for HIM"
Then you think"
~ feel sure!' replied the old analyzer OF
human motives, propheticaliy.
amen J" said another voice solemnly; and
as we moved on. the nearest private In the
platoon In front. who had been listening, drew
his blue sleeve across hts wet eyes. IL was one
OF Upton'S own command.-Stn Francisco Epe.
ming Post.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS..
THoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
CHAN0ERY SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON FREDERICK STREET, BE
TWEEN FIRST And SECOND srRRETS,

n3gsE on TBHpERISK sTREEE.-BE.
-GEoRdxToWN. s. O., Al HUoTio On lei s.
Ra virtue Of . decree Of the. Supreme -
on the litn day Of May. 1881. "a Equity la
al al are ccmp'a!nants, and Katie Hod.kia ct g..
are are .s H.eien.dants, the undersigned trustee
the ,Premises. on. wEDNEsDAY. asTa DAY
OF MAY: 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, Al that piece
f or IarSsi . of FropnS ins and being e aeoEse
fi1ty-eeven Of Beatty and Hawkins addition to
sa:d town: and bount ed IS follows: Beginning at
the end OF seven feet ten inches measured north
with the west line OF Frederick street from the
southeast corner of said lot. and Running thence
Nth s sad line OF Frederick street north twenty
street one hundred and fifty feet: thence eoath-
wardly and parallel with the rst line twenty "A Va
feet, and thence in straight Inns to the begnnins
with the improvements. COASTS ing Of q two story
and attic BEick Building
Terms Of sale; One third cash: balance In two
equal instalments at six and tw. i've months. with
Interest. to be secured by approved notes and lien
on property sold; or vbole purchase money can be
paid at day Of sac. A deposit of $50 required at
time OF sale All conveyancing at the cost OF the
mI3-r &ds WILLIAM g. JACKSON, Trustee.