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s.d&ds FRANk 7. RkMLIHIs. Trustees.

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABI f IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHWRsT DOR
NEM OF PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE And
FKo SSsN FiFrF SI FERT on NOR RH HawEs
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme oourt -
OF the District Of Columbia passed the It'll ..4
Day OF June. 1851, In cause wherein James III
are deft dsRte. the same being equity eau e No.
7e9 chancery rules 6, viii offer for sale ct pub
nc auction, in front or the premisas. on MON
Day. 1HE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, 1881, AT HALF
Loving described real estate situated in the city OF
washington. District OF Coluubis, namely: All
mat psrt or Lot enc (1,) in square numbered
one huudred and sixtysiX N66,l bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at the corner
running thence north, with the lire of said street
ninety eight (9S) feet four a. inches to q sx foot
Alley thence west with the line of said alley. TWEEN
y-seven CID feet thence soufn and parallel with
said 18th etreet, thirty two (S2) feet: thence in
nifty 500 feet west from the beginning and thence
easery with esid avenue to the begtnuing together
with the build and improven ents thereon.
The property Is nearly opposite the new State.
proved by three-story brick house. with store
and membranes
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One
In two equal instruments OF one and two years from
the day Of sae with interest n be secured by the
notes OF the purchAser the title being retained by
Trustee until the whole purchase money is paid or
the whole Of tie purchase money nay he paid In
CASH. at the option Of the purchaser A deposit of
$3.50 will be required when the property is struck
of. AL ccnyey6Dcing at the purchasers cost.
WILLIAM p. YOUNG.
l429 New York avenue. Trustee.
TH0MkS J. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.
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1898.
boston Post I

tDOstO0 IOSt ]
Hear the story of what was DONE
VI deepest moment and truest weight
Under the spring and the summer sun
In sixteen hundred and thirty eight.
Ecotland framed in the wild March weather
her League and Covenant solemn and grand
Noble and cornmoDer banding together
For God and the right in the old free land
The King heard the tidings in London town.
They hlled his heart with bitter wrath
And he swore ne would crush these rebels down
Under his heel if they crossed his path
Now, Kings were Kings in those grim old times
- You must beg for their mercy with bated breath
10 speak out Ike man was the worst of crimes.
AID 10 stand for your rights meant doom and
death. "AN
They answered him back with the freaman's cry
Sending the Covenant far and wide,
And maze their appeal to the Lord most High
For strength to withstand this power and pride
Down they came, marching from mountain and
glen:
Massed and mighty together they stood
Weeping for joy, the strong, stern men,
And signed the Covenant in their blood.
And, believing the Lord was on their side.
They flung to the winds all doubt and fear:
so they conquered the King in his power and
pride.
And that was done in the great old year.
ROBERT CoLLYEg.
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The Saddle Coming into Fashion.

t"Gath, in Cincinnati Enquirer ]
The winning OF the Paris Grand Prize by
Keene's Foxhan has mainly caused debate In
this country whether our two great victories
shoW that We are to become the great racing
ana Dlooded stock bret ding nation. AS there Is
a small public sentiment here In favor of
racing, and as great numbers of our people
nave become accustomed to praise English
horses and races as something entirely beyond
slowly settling to the belief that we have got a
lap on the English have shown the quality of
our Climate and food with theirs, and That these
1o ~ , victories are only mites on the
New World the best stock that ever came out
OF Asia. We have paid large sums OF money.
probably many millions In all. for high English
stOck-coWs and pigs and sheep, as well as
horses. Wealth. which has made stock in Eng
land go valuable. Is doing the same here.
One OF the pleasantest suggestions from these
races Is the encouragement they are giving to
country life among American men and women,
and horseback riding has sprung up In New
York to be OF remarkable extent and popular
hundred horses are kept, all for riding pur.
poses, and nearly all owned by their riders,
the English teachers have been telling me that
Yang 1e RsS 70 a ne g gaSeg e eWa
years OF age, and are out In the park accom-
panying each other soon after. Apassion for
rfiding has LED them to solicit country boxes
are giving them that courage which women
have so long lacked, fleeing from the
are dozen riding schools in New York, and to
ride wen Is becoming almost necessary &C.
complishment. Physicians invariably recon.
mend it, especially to overworn business and
professional people. No other exercise drives
thought out OF the mind, 1t taking the entire
attention OF the rider to hold on and ride In his
stirrups at the right time. The American habit
OF sitting in the saddle stiff and BOUNCING. "a
giving way to the English army system OF
standing IN the stirrups. relieving the horse,
ana instead OF the bounce, putting In an exer.
cising spring. The most solicited style of horses
here are Canadians. on account Of their Short
ness. The long bodied horses bred among us
soon give out under heavy load sitting In their
middle. These Canadians are NOT worm nvnr
$50 to $500 and are sent TO riding stable to he
trained. When well trained they mOre than
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Factors Of Mexican PROGRESS.
In the progress and prosperity of any coun.
try there are several important factors. Chief
amongst these may be reckoned natural re.
sources, population, education and means OF
Is richly endowed. tits doubtful if any equal
area on the face of the globe possesses larger
deposits OF the precious metals, or has already
produced more OF them. Her coast lands for
the most part are exceedingly fertile. produc-
Ing In abundance the best groWths of the
tropics. but they have an unhealthy climate
and can never be developed BY the labor Of
white men.
The interior may be described as Vos.
table land, elevated from 5000 to 5000 feet
ABOVE the sea, and possessing climate favor
able. wherever water is found, to all the crops
OF the temperate zone. Much of 1t, however, is
arid and sandy, and in the north particularly
water is scarce. Between these two great nat
ural divisions lie what the SpaniardS called the
temperate lands where frost and excessive
is grown from New York to Florida will thrive
and yield abundantly.
These temperate lands, consisting of terraces
or bencaes separated by steep slopes and deep
valleys, and situated as they are for the most
part in comparatively narrow belt are alike
bar to the existence OF navigable streams and
the easy construction OF good roads connecting
the interior with the coast Partly from this
cause, and partly from the unprogreSsive char
acter Of the population or the disturbed state
OF the country, the pack saddle and the primi-
tlSC WdSOu nave ultu6ElO DPcQ CQc OILY means
OF transportation. This vast territory OF 76O, 600
square miles, with population estimated at
lO,000, coo, equals In extent our states east OF
the Mississippi and south OF Michigan, while its
population hardly exceeds that OF New York
and pennsylvania Two.thirds OF this popula.
ton are OF pure Indian blood, the remaining
third being either OF Spanish descent or Of mixed
races.
Now IL is evident that any rapid progress
in Mexico must come through colonization by
some higher and more progressive race, or by
the Introduction OF capital in large amounts
TO develop her natural resources by the aid Of
the native races. who are generally peaceable
and Industrious. Yet, In a land with the cli-
mates OF Mexico, where the wants and desires
OF the natives are so limited, 1t will be con-
trary to all experience elsewhere II they should
become hard-working people from the mere
desire OF accumulation. Under no circum.
stances could much improvement be looked
for without improved means OF transportation.
OF which the government was well aware, as
Is shown by the many liberal subsidies It has
granted to various railroad enterprises.-F II
PrendergdSt. IN HdrIper's Magazine for july.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND USIMPROVgD
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN Ar AUC-

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court 80.
q the District of Columbia passed the IA h 49,
Equity Doc. I6. Of the supreme Court o. the Dis
trict of Columbia. the undersigned wm sell az
shes baae On h srs Ss T. ths
COMMENCING AT s 80 O'CLOCK p. M, the following
Ios q snd e. n
north of the canal, fronting each "A ieet inches
aGs feet; they win be subdivided into lots of
Paris Of lots IS. 81 and SO, Old Georgetown.
the north SIDE Of the canal. between Congress and
The CONGRESS street front will be divided into 5
lots three Of Viii 81 VII BE- each a lOloo feet front
feet front Improved with tWo-storS Bricf Build
4 lot adjoining the last on the south. 20 s1.,oo
feet front imEroysd By at"o-story brick dwelling
St .as ?, ,ns cana. east Of the
baaUs az
M s os EFT Of the r
lot stil east Of the .st. fronting u oloo feet
plat of all the Observation-Disclosures lots will
be exhibited at the sale. showing the metes and
Parts q lots g and g; Old George.ovn. fronting
on the vest side Of Jefferson street immediately
First Lot SO feet front. l02 4-l2 fest deep, i'm
proved With twostory brick dwelling and kitchen.
Second Lot 20 feet front, same depth, Joining the
FIRST on the ,sHS99th improved in the same mannsr
Third Lot, distant 70 fest inches south OF the
second, also 20 feet 'front.' 100 III feet deep, Inn
proved with the same kind snd sized building, No
Fourth Lot joining the last on the south, so feet
front by l19 feet Inches deep. improved with .
one-story frame building. brick basement. No.
tsnt 66 feat east from Potomac street with front
feet. This lot joins the MIN Of the WashinSton
Georgetown Rsilload COMPANY on the west and
west, fronting IS feet On the north gide OF Grsoe
street, and also running to the canal. Both OF
these lots have outlets to Potomac street. the last
Improved with . three-story brick warehouse.
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above ana sold In the order mentioned above, and
y not AZ sold on that day to be continued from
Gay 20 Gay as the elme hour.
Terms OF sale: One-foufth caah and the residue
~ o0e. TWO ana three yeare in notes OF the puF-
cnAeees bearing interest and secured by deed Of
9ues On the property, or thu purchaser may pay
W caen % his option. Conveyancang and record.
ing Of the cost OF the purchaser deposit Of ol0O
On each improved lot and go on each untmpr0ved
lot VIII be required q dne Of sale II the terms o(
ale are not complied with In ten days The prop
RU Win ro0old ct the risk and Cot Of tho le{outt-
WILLIAM KING.
GRO. W. BEALLs
ExecateEg end Trustees Of IT. vcaI1sa.
0V&CA&o0& 61oes Ann 3s5-egde
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Why She Hates the Violets.


1our blossoms are fair and sweet,
You are as blue as sapphire sea.
But crush your life out under my feet
With the thoughts that you bring to nae.
My life is wrecked since the day
That loved you for his dear sake;
The year has brought us another May,
And kissed your blue buds awake,
And love, and honor, and pride
Are adrift on q merciless sea;
If he thinks of me, or his love has died,
1t is one and the same to me-
There is nothing on earth but regret.
And death is the end at last:
Happiest hesrts that soonest forget
The hopes that have drifted past
So, if you are fair and sweet,
And blue, as you used to be-
II he lives or dies-if we part or meet
Ills nothing on earth to me.
AVIS GRAY.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctione.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THRRE-sToRy
AND MANSARD ROOF BRICK EsrDE SOK
AND -FOUR BOILDING LOTS, on THO
sOUIHWkSI CORNER OF * AND TWEEN
TY-FIF1H STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated May29 "a
S5S etssq OF the land records for The Dis. -
tfict OF Columbia snd by request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, We viii sell at public auction, IN
front OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1881, AT O'CLOCK p NJ.
I'll Of lot numbered twenty t20l the east.
efn half OF lot numbered nineteen l9), and
the eas ternmott part OF Lot numbered twenty one
CID, the same being described in parcel as fol
lows BE ginning 1t the corner formed by the utter
section q the west side OF 18th street with The
south side OF * street, and running thence west
eighty-one feet and nine inches, (Sl IT 8 in. D !:
thence south, parallel to 25th street, one hundred
and twenty four Q2D feet and eleven (ll) inches;
Oh It and Lime inches % In to 25th street; and
thence north. with 18th street. one hundred and
twahty-four l24l fest and eleven q ID inches to the
place OF beeinnine, together with the Improve
ments and sppurtenances. The above property
las been subcivided into lots a, s. y, d and E.
aPlat OF which viii be exhibited at sale Lot has
large dwelling house. Of thirteen rooms In coal-
plete order. The other lots are fine baiIdinx M
and all have an o ley outlet
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash haance In equal
install pelts in one. two and three years With in
terest from day OF sale. at six per centuu per an
mum. and payable eeni annually. deposit o.
500 on Lot and $50 the other Tote REQ ured Al
with within hye days. the Trustees reserve the
right to reeeI at the risk and cost Of the defaung
purchaser after three days advertisement in the
avening star newspaper. All conveyancins at
CHARLES B. MAuaY. r.n....
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NOW the Boston Transcript talks English "A
wen as becomes poetical. IG wishes 10 Know
Wnat ID 80 raw as day In June.
., Inc general term OF the court OF common
newspaper stock. unless he controls the publ
cauon, cannot he sued for ubel.i
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auc.ioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoPEh1Y ON THE NORTHEAST CORNE &
OF NORTH CAPITOL AND H STREETS
NORTHEAST, DIAGONALLY ACROSS
Fk SI THE GOVERNMENT PAINTING OF
By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date on "a
the 18Th day Of November, A d 1875, and "a
recorded in hber No. 500. folio 1856 ct seq -k.,A.
one OF the land records Of the county O; Washiug-
ton, D and at the request in writing OF thu
party thereby secured, the subscriber will sell at
pubic auction, IN front Of the premises on MON
DAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE. D. 1881. AT 6
O'CLOCK P NJ, all that piece or parcel of ground
In the county and District aforesaid. snd known
and distinguished the plat or plan OF said city
q. and being Lot numbered thirty 60 In j. Harry
Thompson's recorded subdivision Of square num-
bered six hundred and seventy six, (676 said sub
division being recorded in the Office of the sur
iS9, together with the buic nss and improvements
thereon, consisting Of tbreestory brick dwelling,
with q two-story brick back building ana brick
stable in rear. These improvemenfs contain one
the best bakeries in the District Of Columbia with
all modern appliances for carrying on that bust
ness, and mort desirable for one wishing engage
therein.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; and balance in
ELI, twelve and eighteen months for which the
purchasers notes, bearing interest from day of
Eae, and secured by deed Of trust on the premises
eold are to be given. Or all cash a: the option of
the purchaser Conveyancing at the cost of pur-
chaser II terms OF sale are not compiled with In
at risk and expense of defaultins purchaser. a
deposit of two hundred dollars win bs required at
jes-d&ds Richard L. wALLaOH. Trustee.
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VRUSTEE0 SALE CT IMPROVED poop
l. EETn On STREET, ABOVE MN aTEENTE

svNnSSlIEN SALE CF IMPROVED PaDp-
STREET NORTHWEST mo 1851.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 5th -
Gay OF November, A. ID. lST5, aud recorded f%SS
IN the lsnd records Of the District Of Colurn-
bia in Liber No. 81, folio 2S6 ct seq. and at ths
request OF the owner Of the notes secured thereby.
we will sell At public auction In trout OF the prem
isee, on WEDNESDAY. THE 22D DAY OF JUNE,
y 1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK p M. the following Real
Ettate in the City of Washington, Do and de.
t &c bed. as part Of Lot numbered ten do)
teen Qisl, beginning Ct = point on North I
60 inches west from the northeast corner Of said
thirty. fopr lsD feet and three and half $50
inches THENCE in an easterly direction thirty five
lSSl test and three and quarter go inches to Q
point due south from the point of beginning and
distant therefrom one hundred and two (,02) feet
and six (6) inches, aud thence north to the place
of beginning.
The terms Of the sale are: One third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid In cash. one third in six
day Of fale. with interest at Der centum on the
deferfed payments. TO be secured by q deed of
trust upon the premises. deposit of one hum
dred dollars will be required VIII. the property is
STRUCK off: Premises sold subject to the lien of
chaser. DAVID A. CHAMBERIl r,
CHAS II. ARMIES, trustees
B. H. WARNER, Auctioneer. taI1 .rOt
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CTEIGER Il LIEBERMANN,
= Real Estate Brokers, 14lS New York avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE
sIRABLE RESIDENCE, No. 203 NEW JEa

TRUSTEkS' SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
k1RABLE RESIDENCE, No. 203 NEW JEa-
SEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
Undsr and by virtue Of deed OF trust -
d; dated Ne Hs1 H. 1873. and duly recorded 81
In Liber 737, tolios 3S7 ct seq OF tbs land 60
records for the District Of uolumbis, and by d..
re ,ton OF the party secured thereby we will sell
ct public suction, in front Of the premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK p NJ,
the real estate situate in the city of Washington,
D. e., and known and described as the southern
subdivision OF lot numbered eleven Ql). in square
numbered six hundred and ninety (G90). fronting
twenty nVe feet 90 feet on New jersey avenue
southeast, and running back at RS 1T angles OF
even width eighty four feet eleven inches ga It.
II in.h upon which is erected three story and
basement brick house. known as Ne. Dos New Jer-
eey avenue southeast
Terms of sale: 81. 500 with interest at six per
cent from November j, 1876. and the expenses on
sale (Which will be announced at the eale) In cash.
and the balance at six and twelve months. for
which the notes OF the purchaser. bearing six per
cent interest from day OF sale SID secured BY
deed If trust on the property sold, viii be TAKEN
800 deposit at the time Of sale. Conveyancins al
purchasers cost IL terms Of sale are not COM
piled with within tea days from dsy OF sale. the
property win be resold the risk and cost Of tho
E; y. MI I'D Axe JR. Trustees.
j. T. COLDWELL. Auctiopeer- )e9-dSds
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MFRS. j. p. PALMER
Respectfully xnnounces to her numerous friende
and customers that she Will leave for Europe In the
Steamer Parthia. Of the Cunsrd line. On the 2sth
tiers connected with her profession, and any ladies
who may wish to consult her in reference to their
Millinery orders she would be pleased to have then,
can upon her prior to her departure. ,ell
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A WOMAN SET QUEBEC ON FIRE.-The Quebec
fire commissioners locate the starting Of the
recent confiagration In Mrs. Lapeireres sta
been arrested on suspicion Of being the incen.
diary. The rebuilding OF the burnt portion OF
the city has been commenced.
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AUCTION SALES.
.UkOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUsTFE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRM
IDhE CARPETS. &C., CONTAINED IN
HgSSE No. 7l5 NINTH STREET NORTH
~ virtue OF deed Of trust given TO me- ~
~ sn o. guy recorded In heer No s69 folio 2o5 "a
etao one OF the lana records OF the Dis ~
ulcf Ct Oolumbia, will cell on the premises. M
30 No. .iS S On street northwest on MONDAY. JUNE
= Ib, 1881, COMMENCING AT 20 o'cIook A NJ Al
the soods and chattels enumerated in schednls
attached to said dee1 of trust, consstins ia
Walnut Chamber Sets. BEDDING.
Walnn. M MsrSre9 @ Marble Tog Tables.
Bedsteads. Chairs, Tables. stoves.
Bruss els and other Carpets, SC, &c
Terms cash
iei6 RAM'L T LuCKFTv Trus.a,
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ALBERT FsLix VOGEL, who had been o,
trial for two days In the court OF geners i
sessions OF New York, charged with the at
tempted abduction OF little Rosa Strasburpar
was convicted Wednesday and remanded BE
will be tried on another Indictment next Weas
charging him with attempted ROBBERY
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GTEIGER LIEBERMANN. Real state Brokers,
~ l4lS New York avenue.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN SQUARE NO 80. WASHINGTON, DO.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to the under "A
Egned dated the Lat Gay Of October. A. d. Mss
1877. and duly recorded in Liber No. S67, -knW
dono S64 one Of the land records for WASHINGTON
lequest of the party secured thereby. the under
slened Trustees will sell. ut public auction. on
SATURDAY. the 18th DAY OF JUNE A. d. 1881,
At O'CLOCK P. M, the real estate situate in the
Clty OF washington. d: O and known and distin-
Rnished on the plat of said city, As Lot Numbered
nine CO, IN square numbered ninety nine t99). in
eastern side Of New Hampshire avenue. and i'm
Proved by two story brick residence, known as
No. 1885 on eaid avenue.
The terms OF sale: e-thrd cash. OF which
$1,000 must be paid at the sale; balance in nine
ana eighteen months. notes to bear in terest at 6
Fer cent, pay able remi annually. and to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold. All
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the
terms o. sale are not complied with within 6 DAYS
after sale the property will be resod at the risk and
cost of the purchaser. five days pu D.
city OF Washin gton.
3 9ShN Mo 5; EIFN1N rrustees.
J. I. GOODWILL. Auctioneer. jel3-l2s
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CHARLES W. handy, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SNAIL FRAME
HOUSES On EIFIH STREET SOUTHEAST.

NOS. sl7 AND SIG. .
der and by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated
September 4. 1871, and recorded In nber No GEO.
foIo 26S one OF the land record. of the pistrict
Columbia, snd at the request of Il holder of the
note sec ured thereby. Will offer for sal. at p1bllc
auctoa in frontof the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1881 AT S O'CLOCK
p: NJ. all that piece parcel OF ground being par
OF lot fourit en- Q4l, IN square eight hundred aad
twenty two tS22l, beginning for the said piece OF
around at the southeast corner O. said lot Running
thence west one hundred and five Clo5) feet one (D
lnch thence north forty one t4D feet, thence east
one hundred aud five QGs) feet one 40 inch, aud
T. eace sonth t4D fest to the place o, be-
elnnins being the south forty. one (tD feet front
OF eaid lot 10y the depth thereof lying and stu
in the aid city Of Washington.
Terms OF sa e. One-fourth cash. balance In six.
WE'VE md eighteen months, with interest at he
Iate q sl1 per cent per snnuu, secured by dee 4
on trust on the property sold all cash al the op-
Ton OF ne purchaser. 8 100 down at time OF sale.
Terms TO be complied with In seven days. Con.
vey anc:ng at cost Of purchaser.
te16-c& ads O. A JAMFS Trus..
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VNHoMAs z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct'r.
1wO-AND- A-HALF STORY BRICK DWELLING.
NO. 500 EAST CAPITOL STREET.
On TUESDAY. JUNE 2lsr. AT 6P.MI
vii on.r lot sale, Ia front of the preuises, ~
1ara q lot o. IN square $50. having a trent l.A
Terms. day OF sa g.
tel6-ecSds 1EOS Z. WAGGANAN Auct