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Improving Stock.

The time has been in this country.
and not a great number of years ago.
when many found almest insur-
mountab.e difficulties in the way of the
introduction of good stock; but that
time has passed away. Obstacles which
presented themselves disappeared. and
it is no longer an open question whether
or not it is good policy TO br ed. grow
and fatten the best. The great cost OF
thoroughbred stock. at one time. was a
barrier in the way of its general use,
but breeding has now grown to be q
vast industry, and prices of good in
dividual sires and dams have been so
reduced as TO place them nearer the
reach of all than ever before. The
hard times of a few years back pre-
vented many farmers from wedding out
trashy breeding stock; the means for
making desirable substitution being
actually urprocurable; but this Diff
Guilty is now removed. The generally
unremunerative condition Of the fat
stock trade was another impediimen: to
those desiring to raise their standard of
breeding; but this trouble no longer
exists. There actually are no obstacles
in the way of general improvements at
this time which are worth considering.
On the contrary. there is an incentive
to the Introduction of good blood. It
is n OF the urgent demands Of the
day. and, if the American people would
become. as they can the regular feed
ers of Europe. it must be needed. Tho
standard quality of the stock on our
fat stock markets can, with proper eff
fort, be raised fifty per cent. within the
next two years time. without any
financial trouble whatever. -RasIurgh
Stockmnu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

This disease always comes on sud-
denly and is very dangerous. 1t is a
likely to attack the animal away from
home. on the road, and where remedies
cannot be had. as at home. Animals
while in harness, say hauling grain TO
market, if attacked get down and not
unfrequently die.
i have had some experience in such
cases. have never used any kind o.
medicine, and have never had . fatal
case, o one that has lasted over half
an hour. While the horse Is down
(and If he does not lie down ges him
down) on his side, Is soon IS possible
get behind him and begin vigorously
to knead his stomach between the short
ribs and the hind leg with the double
fists. exactly Is il kneading bread, and
die in pretty hard
Almost Instantly win give him re-
liof. in most cases cir win pass from the
bOWels. and in I'VE minutes or les the
horse win get mp cured Ihave used
this plan with my own stock, and have
rccommendef Is to others. and once
Saved the life of an animal entirely
givca mp by the owner and his neigh
borS. hAPpeaedt to drive to his horse
just - they about 70 leave the
animal % e. and IN twenty minutss h
was on his feet eating grasss Ihs pso-
pie thought HaDa W31nrd-1r. Ger
ueStoD1 1t1sGy4RA
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THE EARLY DAYS.

Turn backward. Time face F~iyhcabout .
Audtazc me back To life : bright Nay.
know you ne'er reversed yorr route
And only paused for Joshua.
But oh. II Gems 10y far too spon
Tor hair ia. ned gray and failing sight
b iondiy turns toward iife's forenpou,
From out this "early candieIight."
Lc. me but for a time eris.
Once more n youth. light-heartca. free:
Caresscd, advised and fOni!y Kissed
by loved c a. ! used to lie.
Lei nigh; bring sicepw with visions pure,
While TRin-irOps kis. the roof Of old
The simple. oId-tiIne waier-cure
FOR wcarted limbs AMI cares untold
Oh: chiidioois days, how brief ye seem
when looking backward DER the ycarsl
How strangely like 4 plea.I ant dream
Zach recpllectcd scene appears:
MY Bret grand triumph win nv Kite,
The snowfall charge I proudly led.
ANA. farther back, that blis-fuI night
wore my nrst new boots 10 bod!
fain would hear the .chool-ocII ring
A joyouslya s when. lang syne.
from late bIck IN cakes would spring
some minutes previous TO nine:
Each tenure of that time appears,
The stcrn-faccd teacher in the van;
lnsiinctiveiy. amid my tears,
C more dodge his sons rattan!
Tb old-time church! Let mo once more,
Within tho wcil-rcmembcnci pew,
Revive the faith ! felt before
The seeds of doubt tool root and grew.
sec the preacher. tall. erect
hear his thrilling words OF IRE;
He used 10 nptcs-in this respect
"a no advantage OF the choir.
Those happy DAYS on Camcron's hill
In winter. when the crust was stif.
The bracIng air 80 pure and still
Twas worth a dollar, every whif.
One essen learned on that huge bank,
Comes TO me DER the years dun span
when coastiny on a hemioc< pink
To note which way the sllvers ran!
Can ! forget the pleasant trips
With Polly famine o or the farm
Her kisses singer on my lips,
Her slender waist still hauntsm ms arm.
On, cruel Fate. how could - thou knock
That night-clopcmcnt on the hetdr
Poor child. for hours the nervous shock
Confined her to her trund.e-bcd!
IIclghoi The DID clock seems To say:
Times march is ever straight ahead"
An, well, II not impede his way.
Bur seek The past In dreams, abcd.
Hoping to tread those paths again,
In dreams. that b~oyhoois feet have trof
join the drOYsy caravan
That night y seek the Land Of Nod"
-CcHtuTB GScTibHerD MIgizins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01
Word. and TheIr r.~s-

Richard Grant White has written . good
deal concerning The origin aud ysrious mean
ings OF several old English words and
phrases, and many % his TeInaaks are very
Instructive and interesting. Primarily,
words were designed TO express ideas. and
not, ss Tailyrand said, 10 conceal them IL
. genuine autograph 81 Shakespeare, Milton,
Swift or Pope could be found, how II would
be prized and appreciated by the fortunate
finder!
The old Charter Oak sf Hartford Il Justly
cared for, and its history IL prixed beyond
anything else In Connecticut; and the public
throughout the United States have . vague
idea thai IL must have some intrinsic merit.
because the words ''Charter Ozk1 have been
used - . trademark By the largest stove
factory in the world. For our own part, Ne
like to zee ambitious manufacturer stamp
their goods 20 that buyers VIII know them
On sight. The CHATTER OAK STOVE rather
adds 70 the elaine for yeneratiou Of the old
Charter Oak 1t Hartford, and win be likely
to perpefuafe IL long after the original tree
ID entirely forgotten. 1hb ID The way OF ths
word. tS-z3
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01
rrsaSp is-ro~sal
|PERILS OF The DEEP.

cDuring my trip down the River Tagus. IN
I'm" said Captain Dayton TO a representative
this journal IN a recent conversation by the
a Ssore. Il had 20 shoot I05 waterfalls. the
rgR being about eighty-6ye feet, and innumcr-
bic rapids. Crossing the Straits Of Messina, I
ad three ribs broken in q fght with sharks: and
oming down the Somanc, n river in France. /
ecciyed a charge OF shot from an excited and
kartled hunisman. Although this was not very
~leasant and might be termed dangerous, / fear
aoihing more on my trip than intense cold; for.
Is long rs my limits are free and easy aud not
-amscd or bclGIabcd am Gil right. or late 1
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

-Chocolate Jelly-(,ake--Take sin
ounces of butter and eight of sugar and
rub them 10 . cream; stir into il eight
well-beatsn eggs ana pound Of siffed
Jour; add ;Il the gig, tan .in 4. and %;, iaiss 2.
tiQ6a1(es that have been well
HE cakes should not be
Ekn q quarter of an inch thick on
Isafea Bake them Immediately in
& esen till Of = light brown; Pile
|~~E4N With . layer Of ch0co
Ae90af eooh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01
TaGra DAT Of Md

Dr. z '. riIKCE, Buralo y. Y; D~s,
Sri have u th.ns YOU for the great relief
received from youT "tasotitG i'rescnp-
tion." Ny .iekncs bad lasted seven Ssap.
one 20 which ! ~as In bed AMER jAkin- oas
bottle I va. abl. 70 be about the loasc-
Respectfully.
AMANnA INNIs- Eulfnn. Nth.
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A scuoo, asked; ..wh.t

A school TEACHER asked: what; bird
Il large enough To carry on \ MANI Mo-
body knew; bat one little gisl suggested "A
lark" And thea sh. exclaimed "Namma
said papa wouldn't Ice home until Monday.
because he had gone 81 pa q lafk.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

ASHvspa paper rccea;iF stated tAsi .
,gunta-nt cii8fsa 90 EFraUF tfguStcl
with Insomnia" ARR the .4ilaf kA4 81
ous Of tbe kespial, he dvcttct 20 usssr
again Use snsthls< 10, plata l4HEu.ss Ia
writing % ii, is4os ioa GsmsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

-Tk~e 10 10 truth Tia; Ger ycsss
rzea hare 70 earn noss inrurrzn. has
shfs-,hs. 80 sdrnsr~ thss ~hscA . rs~ss
- os.ihsps. Iai 70 90 -kSs - r<ki -
anO.ke..-6M<~s@
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

Tar prs seisss tis-al , .wssS rT-
80 ars: - Hsrrssafr. "a. 9aarsa
nsaisoas iasi NJ. u. B~sa.sxss. NJ sMsF-
krs ssusr~. tksi 1ig. wAs @rs5 ~ - ia
eOas uI q . st@sss sstsxk .. fSguzassz-
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successfully treated by Worlds p%,spsnsary
Medical Association. Address, Win stamp
for pamphlet, buffalo, y. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

II rslus slks 90 ,As fuss "a. sss sa,as-
s.sl On the .ast 1sinig bsA@,< t1s 90 Zss
have borrowed her U~ztrxaG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

-LArutng. hks raonsJ. msy - a -
ha-r . eolu - 70 - s;srry vo&l q: ace
or, Il s:sriag. may rr4aifv gssi HAs-
ageusSri - make Z ssCve ;Es pgrPrss
II ~erse % haprtarss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

IN 10 Gseiess 10 Eruaa utA s3sgsaatasa
vhen . bottle .! 81 jscot. o. ~4l esrs u,
n everybody ksSsA-t-z@s-s I1A- IA.
Ilan4
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHllLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for ii q superiority over all ROM
cdies ever offered to the public for the SAFE,
CLSNTAIH, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever, wheth-
Or Of short or long standing. He refers to the
entire Western and Southern country 10 bear
him testimony TO the truth Of the assertion
that in no case whatever will il fail to cure IL
the directions are strictly followed and carried
oge In a great many cases q single dose has
been sufficient for Q cure. and whole families
have been cured by a single bottle. with q per-
feef Sestoration Of the general health. II il,
hrS!Sver, prudent, and in every case more cer-
tain to cure, If its use is continued in smaller
doses for a week or two after the disease has
been checked, more especially in difficult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid to keep the bowels In
good order. Should the patient, however re-
quire a cathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses of the Tonic, a single dose
Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
wiz be sufficient.
IIeenuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
nave DIR. JOHN BULLS private stamp on each
bottlea DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN ].
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp is not on each bottle 40 not
purchase, or you will be deceived.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Manufacturer and vender OF
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARillA.
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies OF the Day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

AskDrsufses Cor L. lsele.-s ost n&A n5es.
reaeheA bedEe4R - vsrniawtsUrsA II
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

seems ssraaxe any ooe VIII suffer fro0
arrangements brought on BY .rapare blood
when SCovuHs' S~AksAPARILxA = enLLIx.
GA, or BLOOD AID LrvER sIEcR. VII restore
health to the physseal orsantxztoaL II d
r~leassns 70 take, and the BEsT BLOOD PyKE
YIER ever discovered, curing 6erosutA, Weak
ness OF the Kfdney4 Eryssp<laA Malaria; al
Nervous disocdent Debf6fy, DtHoas con
plsirts and I'll diseases q the BLOOD, Lives,
Kdceya Stomach. Skin, etc ~ . heath
rereuer, e AcD LIKE 4 cuAKN
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

BAKRRss PAu PxxAcRA cures pain IN Ma
and Beast Use externally and internally.
Dh RoesR's VEGETABLE wozM sYxuP In
stantly DESTROYS worms ard Ruovus Ill IL
Secretto0 UhteA eo1oo themL
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-01

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je28 .d&ds
TUyHOR J. FISHER h co.
l. Resi- Estate Auctioneerr, 1924 F st. northwest.

IyHOR. J. FISHER h CO..
l. Resi- Estate Auctioneere, 1924 st. northwest
PUBL &c SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE ON THIR rEENTH STREET,
BkTWEkN AND III STREkTS NORTH
WfST, ANO AN UN1MPhOYGD LOT ON I
STREET, BETWEEN kIGHTEEN ca AND
NINETEETtH STREETS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
will sell, in front of the premises, on AA
MONDAY. July llTH. 1881. At o'cLooK &s
square 252 fronting on west side of 18th street,
near the corner Of street, which will he off ered
rs sub lots 40 aud 40 This property Is improved
by two la ge two-story and basem mt brick dwell
ing houses.
AT 8 O'CLOCK M. ON TUESDAY, July 18th.
1881, will offer for ssle in front of the premees,
part Of original lots and in square loo. trout
ing Is feet iechss on north side OF street BIS
tween 18th and 18th streets. which will be offered
sub Let "a This Lot offers great iudusemea ut to
Fart of the city.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen mouths With interest, secured
by deed CT trust, or all cash, at option of pur-
chaser. depo,it of 800 on each lot required at
time # sale. plat Of the property can be sean at
oftice Of homas j. Fisher b Co 1924 F street
northwest. ELIAS E. WHITE
Assignee of Heirs Law Of George and Ann s.
Parker tul-d
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DIN IA

Brown. Or July 4h. 1881, at ntsrm
gtSTntRINE fITzs,NMoNs. the beloved ~ite OF
cf the l.te HUH Fitzsimmons, a native 81 HaIs.
Mooo, County Down, and formerly Of Belfast. Ire
Dearest mother. thou hast left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God that has ber, fl US
40 he can all our sorrows heal
FuLersl Viii take rlace from her lac resiaspce.
400 street southwest. Wednesday, July 6th AT 3
o ,e!ock I M IAlieshany and philadelphia papers
DUNLOP. On Tuesday morsins. July sth. 1881.
81 O'Clock, HENRn DUNLor, Rsed eight months
an nc, nv, I'VE days. Twin son Of aeVrse I. sEd Il.
;, Funeral i'll take place at m. July 9th. from
ueefsetown. or 3-4l ". y street, West Washing
ELLIOTT. At Rockville. Md, July 4. 1881
6hARIks os.An. infant soE Of lient. George r.
f faho; ~ aid grandson of Capt. U. q.
Funeral teryices at the chape'. OAK II Il cerne
ury. Georsetosn. at % 3" q m. Wedaes lay, Gth
,ns tsnt Friends CT lie family Ere respectfully
,.HosMER, Al Concord. Mass. July 4. 1881.
burg, Pa.
BENNY. In wsshnston city. on the nisht OF
LANE HkNRY q native of Lex ngtou, KY, anl
late OF the L ,. army, aged sixty-tw1
oh san At oaf 91 a. s, the
d,t &c, No. 20iO sue-t northwest. The fri IN is
OF the family are respectfully invited 10 attcad
HULsE Monday. July 4. IsSl, of en,s-itis. A.
the residence of lis son. Georse q. Hulse 27O; X
street noI Invest, ROBERT 3. HULsE s.ed sixty
Eel en- years
The remains W Il leave his late residence st4 30
y n: to morrow "Wednesday, 9uiN q, aud funeral
services viii be held at Oak Hill cemetery cha al
at y. No. All friends invited
HARDING. Saturday nisht, July a. ISL at l2
O'Clock. PATRICK THOMPSON, infant son OF Wm
u, .r-, and Elizabeth Harding, ased months
Fu efal from his parents residence, 1913 "a
street northeast. Tuesday. July 6th 80 O'Clock
pm
MCGOWAN: On July 9Th. lssi, LENA infant
daushier q and Maggie MCGOWAN. aged .
Il unths and IL days.
4 he friends Of the family are respectfully in
ylttd TO attend tie funeral from No. 1888 Ist ST .
1oSl.
sIMMs On July 81. 1881. at 40 minutes pas, G
m., tUR RIDGE Z. siMNs, re,ict OF the ate kext-
ons simms.
Requiem ass from ST Patrick's Church AZ 10
O'Clock a. M. Thursday, It'll inst.
TBYSON. July sth, at .25 =. m ii, OF eli alera in :
fsninm HoMAs LOT, infant ron Of thomas NJ
and Maggie A. 4 dyson, aged four months aud
seventeen days
''Spffer little children tn come unto Me 4"
The funeral Will fnte place from his grand
mothers residence Mrs. Z. Thyson, 40 I street
LoIthwesb on 10 morrow, July 9th, AT ; O'Clock p.
"a: friends and relstivts OF the family are invited
to attend.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RklLRoAn

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE. AND TIE ONLY LINE
TEE sAsr AND THE sf VEST. VIA wAsH,seros
DoUFhs TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE To r4 IS: f III: SUNDAY. MA,
IN LsAvE WASHINGTON:
IyI IS PAsp Ex H,sHssSA1i AND ST
ke stpe eEy And Way Stations
ESQ Baltimore, Annsyoi j.. = I'd Way. (ptedm IN,
strasbqrs, Winchestar, Rasess.own. ana Way,
s:,t@po'nt Of Rocks ana Way Stations.
sl59ooEEHIL ,AblI,i NE" YoRR. AND Bos
s;4oNsTaUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS
!eeI NE. ios astrSsoT- and st Point of Rocks
to don sunday only, for Baltimore. Annapolis
ss S5ss ss1. tss: 2ss ay.
yqnetIHP ysssT = and
ar D ST. LOUIS txpRRSS.
~ -ssssimore. slBoo't City. Annapolis and
T. :2s-6n F48dsy only. ',r Baltimore and Way
10 gYHooRRKAI LxPKE.s. PHILADELPHIA ANDNEw
s:30-Baltinore and Way Station. tyiachestsr,
s5ses5SE HssF'aYa HfS ms aDSi III
REL EXPREss tFrederick. via Relay stops
Winchester and way ststions con Sunday sdHyt to
Point of Rocks and Way Stati ms only
Il :40-Raltirnofe, Annspolis and Way Stations
tb :46-EALlI NJ ORE EMPRESS (Martinsbury and
Way. via Relay Stops st Hyattsviie aud Lau-
sc5-Point Ct Rocks and Way Stations.
rs 45-BaItimore spd Way stations.
7:3G.BALTIMORE HTATTSYILLE AND LAU-
BEL EXPRESS
t9:15-PI1 TSBURG, CINCINNATI. AND at
LOUIS EXPRESS.
t9t0-PaILADELPHIA,N NEW YORK, AND BOS-
Ton EXPRESS. sleeping to New York
10 :0o-BALTIMOREa HYAT1SVILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL EXPRESS. kt0ps signal or to let off
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. tsundsys only. Other trains d,ily ex-
cept sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton. ~
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office. Washington Station. a1d
GIG aid 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner I4th
street, Hhsre orders Will be tax for baggage to he
checked and received at any point in the city mas
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1854 pESES Hf s;HEA A5tr, 7SS1
TO TIE NORTH. WEHT AND SOUTHWEST

l. . l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE L SSl
TO TIE NORTH. WEBT AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLEsDIp SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EouIpM.s7
rnAIss Is ss5s !s Depot
For Pitss1ars ana the est 90 M. daIy with
5ieep2g Oars TO Pittsblr9 and Chicago; 10 sc
70 Ginci9sa ST. Lonis ana Chicago ss 80
s si R p1 ASp f porS s. mt5s9 Fsgo.n
With Parlor Oar to Watkins and She North, q.
ss fa s1's 4ss Fss. s.Ss i o ss
'ieigna and Watkins.
f0 ahaSm alE s;d xoS s HaysR sna zlirs
For sew Iork and tie Esst. 100 1. ~, 10 80 M,
1 IN. nae io ,5d loi' es6 On ssaaa;
nan Parlor Cara 9:Ss .. N. daily. except sun
For Brooklyn. N: Y, all through trains connec, q,
sTsys U ays VIII SSsts Of Of g53osya Anne1
double srae aero 20 NeH Yo sITest t avoid
For Fhiisaelr his. seS M. 1850 my M. ZOO.
1879 AND sSa ios nm e n asaff S;D5,s
~ on ssndsy. sd. il 10 an. .n S:5 ;9:1 s4 E.
daily. except Sunday. - H.
For Annapolis. $40 4. m. and 40 p m. daily. ex.
WaX aaS 4Ep 9En Es
ron RAfLRoAD. AMI "AS01So-
400. 500. 40 500 and II 80 p. IA. On sun.
dny at Zoo, $40 and IL 80 M, and 500 p. m
daily, and 500 p: m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave AezandIis for Washnaton. G :01. :Ce
Pm and IL 100 midnight On Sunday at Q :Os
and 10 :OO .. M. u GO and 9 :05 pm.
cornsr OF 18th street and Pennsylvania svenue, and
n the depot, where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hoteIs and
eeatdencea.
j. T. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
tPHNK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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LOCAL NEWS.
The TabcruaCle.


An'N1 'HoVNp FOR ThS INV CHCRcH KDI-
FlCE.
Inc new congregation OF South Washington
FORMED oy the Withdrawing members OF Rylans
chaIel under the above name. have entera,
mo Contracts for the erection OF their church
on yin street. between street and yIr,talS
avenue southwest The carpenters work viii
W oone py Holtlclaw.and Hepburn. Suryevor
Fofssth today mar ed OF the lines ana he
srould VIII, II Is expected be broken this az
u rhoon or 10 morrow morning. The foln1a.
ZION IL is expected VIII be ready for tho ,,N-'o-
stone IN about two weeks. and II viii h. ist,
~ IN Grand Lodge or VI isons. and apnronri
ATE 9dcI esses will be inside by the pastor Rsg
Dr, Hicks, AID others.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Thomas Downing. au,-
uoLeer made the following sales last weel.
inuIsoaS, for X; 7. Jackson. trustee. part OF
tot "a. Beatty and Hawkins addition 80 CeorCe-
Town, fronting 80 feet on Frederick street. near
"a. oy pc feet deep. Improved by two small
houses, Nos. 1913 and 1914. Mrs 4 Jacobs
bought both. paying for one sa2S ma for ma
trustee. The Williams place on Road street near
eongress street, lag feet on Road street oy
a aoS,H 20 Ieet deep, improved by large brick
douoie house. Mrs. Catharine Weaver was fhe
purchaser for 8 SEQ. subject TO taNes and ont
standing Int rest or Mrs. Harriet b. : soff
>slhe Gay, Tor Z. W. Jones, trustee part ef lois
:, and ~. In Deakins and Baileys addition
sutdiyided into lots u. Is. ID. /, and - front
lng on canal road, near the AGuadgct bridge.
Henrietta Stew art WAS the purchaser at $3.50.
An ESCAPED NTRGINIA CONVICT Caprr-REn -
Ofhctr Breen arrested Ben Wallis last saturday
on telegram stating that he was an escap ped
CONVEX nom Tie Richmond penitentiary under
lie sentence. AZ the time OF his arres- ne
was riding bay horse. supposed 10 have been
stolen. IL IS known that he Is wanted In Fred
erieksourg and Petersburg TO answer The charge
or horse stealing. AS II Is impossible for him
10 receive greater punishment than his present
sentence LIE VIII oe taken back 10 Richmond.
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u.HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VERMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN AND
W STREETS NORTH INVEST.
In pursu of deco Of trust Of date the
I0h DAY OF hay. A. u, 1879. ana of re ord in aa
Liber No. q. 70 10 433 of the Land r C Dr Is In
Of 'he District Of Columbia. and at the request of
II party thereby secured. the uudersi med, as
trustee in said deed. will offer for sale. at bic
ancnUr, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
TIRE llIH DAY OF july. A: ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
p the following described real estate. situate
in The city Of Wa. hiazton. d. G, and knowa and
etscJ bed as parts Of lots numbered Que % and
thirty one $50 of Barr's hubdi vision of square
Numbered three hundred and fifty eight 1885, the
same BEING improved by q t NO story frame dwell
ing,
Terms Of sac One third Of the purchase money
cssh al the residue in three equal installnenfs,
secured by poIes of purchaser fbr the SAM, Gay
able respectively at six, twelve aud eighteen
moi tbs from day Of ea'e with interest at six per
cslt, secured by deed of trus' on the property. A
deposit of $50 will be required at the tina of sale,
the trus'e eservng ths right to resell the prop
erty should the purch not comply with above
terms v il hin five days from day of sale. Costs Of
conveEancing at purchasers expense
ROEOLPRE CLAUGHTON,
te28 -d&ds Trustee.