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Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Fish.

Powell & Bro. have on their stalls, in
sthe Third street market, fine lot Of
Delaware shad, herring, white perch
sand other varieties Of the inny tribe.
They have also just received another lot
aof fine terrapin and rock fish weighing
from three 10 six nOuuuS.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
ON Business Principles.

We have founded our business on the
principle ot furnishing the best material
Hnadc in the most fashionable and sub
Stantial manner, and always offered at
the loves, prices. Look through our
stock Tomorrow Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
S,.,. ofthe Thermometer

Al the REPUBLICAN, office. in the shade,
ifhis morning:
O'CLOCK. 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
8r 400 $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Liberal liuduceuncn

III can and see the mammoth stock Of
BOYS and childrrn'S clothing at the BoS-
fom one Price Clothing House If we
cannot fl You out Of stock we will take
sesyour measure and make a suit to order
.af hp SAN - r,rirp
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
1913. IOs is the Place for FIour.

Mrs. De Forrest, just look at this bread
made from the 10 flour got at 1903 East Sixth
street; 1t is as good as you pay IS for; it will
pay you To buy your Easter groceries there;
they are making speciality Of raisins: pure
layers at 70 and 25c; go and see their Bel
flower evaporated apples, packed by tho
Oneida Packing Company, at Ice. they arc
high, but they are the daisy; see their best
French pruncS. lbs. for 2jc.; had to pay zoe.
for them other places; corned beef. in 2 b.
cans, Doc. delicious for luncheon; pork and
beans, lOc. can; i'll was to go on l could not,
think Of all, but they have 8 Ms. of pared
peaches for 25c.; 4 lbs. apples. Csc {; fine evap-
GRATED apples, loc evaporated peaches, Sc. !;
very best peaches, lSc. h.. blueberres, lOc.
canned pie peaches, l0c.; 2cans table peaches,
Z5c; salmon and lobster, ljc. can; sardines, Z
cans 25c. 2 cans figs, Die. Don't forget their
Fosters teas, in tin foil soc. h. their 80 flour,
and their 25c. coffee. Just 20 and see their
cakes; you would think they were cOntecti0n-
crs. Go to No. 1903 East Sixth street, Granger
Store. apl53t T. M. WIER,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
GRATEFUL COLORED PEOPLE.
Compliment Senator COoch and
Representative PilIing.

On Saturday evening last the colored
citizens of Newark, headed by the Dia
mond State Cornet Band, proceeded Il
the residence of Representative ,Johr
Pilling, and rendered him a compIimen.
tary serenade. Mr.. e.. W. Williams
made a speech in which he stated the
purpose OF. the Sercnade A set of reso.
lutions were read by j. II. Tomp>on tc
which Mr.. Pilling responded in neat
little speech. The band played an other
selection. Then Mr. Horace f. Owens
our day school teacher made !; speech
in reply to Mr. Pilling,and after another
selection by the band the crowd diSpers-
ed, TIL" compliment was also intended
for Senator Cooch who was to have been
present, but being unavOidably detain-
ed, dld not arrive in time. II is said
though that the same compliment will
bo rendered him at some future time.
Tn" following are the resolutions
WHEREAS, being aware of the great
disadvantage under which the culored
people of the State Of Delaware have
long been placed, and of the strenuous
efforts put forth by them to secure our
great school facilities for the education
of their children. and, whereas the re-
cent convention of Colored men assem-
BLEED at Dover, February 10th, 1881, aS
the Representation of these people, did
petition the legislature for such school
rights that would give u every ColOrcd
child i'll the state the advantage Of a
free school education, and Whereas, the
Legislature in consideration Of this pcti-
tion did pass bill appr0priating 81
40O annually toh the aid Of Colored
schools in this State. Therefore be it
Resolved, that we the culOrcd citizens Of
Newark III public meeting assembled,
recognize, and regard said appropria-
ton while giTing us increased school
facilities, meets only in part the end
sought, yet we are favorably impressed
with the action that has been taken.
Resolved, that some expression of our
approval is due to Senator j. W.
CUoch and Representative John Pilling,
our Representatives, for their interest
and action in this matter Of education
manifested by their support of said bill
during the pending and passage in the
Senate and House Of Representatives.
RESOLVED, That in expressing our
of what has been done by the
General Assembly for the aid OF our
colorcd schools, VIC regard the same as
being due in a great measure to the
Hon. Senator and Representative whom
We now tender this expression Of our
approval
RESOLVED, That we still further re-
cognize what has been accomplished as
an indication, as we trust Of greater re-
suits yet to follow in tho very near
future.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS,

SHERltF'S SALE--By virtue of IA writ OF
y AIS. Lcvari facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to Public sale. at the hotel of
Samuel Peacock, at Middletown. st. Georges
Hundred, Rev Castle county. bel, on
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of May, 1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
JAMES SMITH,
JAMES II. THOMPSON,
HORACE +. OWENS,
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS,
GRIFFIN SANDERS

] WI N'NtIlN, lHtii MT. III
! ling as follows
| HONORED SIR : We are not here to,
night for empty speech, we are not here
for the consumption OF idle time, n0r
are we here for useless display
We have come here as the Representa-
tiveS of people to thank you for your
efforts in Il work done in its behalf yOu
are aware of the disadvantages under
which we as people in this State have
iabored in securing for our children the
means by which they may become in
telllgent and useful citizens. No Gov
ernment likes ours in principle, can be
successful il 1t seek to rear any portion
of. its. structures upon ignorance. A
people recently enslaved but now with
ShacklcS severed not only by the con.
vuiSlops OF great war, but by revo-
iution IN public sentiment, we now de-
sire and seek every requisite of good
citizenship. We are conscious that
upon nothing else in greater degree
depends our future welfare than upon
our Intelligence. Every honest effort
in that direction whether made by us
or by others for us means progress. the
State cannot afford to be Indifferent TO
the interests of any class of it's citizens,
Such course is injurious to all, on the
other hand an impetus given to any
class makes general impression for
good. Again we thank you for your
interest and effort, and trusting that
yoR will continue to labor with and for
us, until the name of this State is sui
he'd by no discrimination against any
of its citizens, we wish you pleasant
goodnight
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15

LNOR SALE.-A DARK SORREL MARE,
Il coming years old. with foal; kind and
gentle; will drive double or single; warrants
ell sound and a good driver; will be sold rea~
sonablc. Inquire of -
COLQUHOUN Il HEMPH1LL,
apl5-3td- ltw poi Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15

NvOTTCE-THE WILMINGTON LOAN
~ Association is now issuing new stock;
no back payments; six per cent. interest all
lowed. Call day or evening, on
GEO. q. MARIS, Sec'y,
apl5l0t Office, 60l Shipley st., I'D tloor.)
NYOTICE--THE DELAWARE LOAN
~ Association is now issuing new stock /;
no back payments; six per cent. interest al.
lowed. Gall day or evening, on
GEO. O. MARIS, Sec'y,
ap1t22t Office, COL Shipley st., ia loor.l
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Potatoes and FruIts.

u N. L, Janney's, 6O3 King street, is
the sure place TO get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
% all varieties. A special lot of potiI-
toes for bakers use. Apples aud fruit
of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15
Fish and oysters.

"A If You have never dealt with T. A.
Mcclure. in the Eighth street market
house, for fresh fish and oysters, give
hin II trial. All the best kinds Of fresh
ltish salt FISH and oysters. Satisfaction
nunranIs.,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-15

During the evening the following Or
ders was drawn:
,. G. Simmons & Bro, $l7.49; Harry Nc
Kenncy, $l2S; Neal Duffy, $S0.5O; James Mul-
rine, 1858; II. ID. Hickman, S6l; Fannie Nc.
Keowan. S45 John Collins, $32 Samuel Gro
theirs, $225; John Hanley, Sl7.4S; Edward
Green, $23; James Early, $40; Edward w.
Hopes, $40; Washington Street Club Stables,
SIS; Hugh Patton, $40. 80; James Mckendrick,
$3.50; Thomas Reynolds, $3.50; Martin
keogh, $s; Hudson s. Cahall, $7.j5, Patrick
Conner IS, Henry Hillard SO; Louisa Meyers,
So; William J. Forrest, $4; James Baron, $3;
A. M. Quinby 4 Co., $3.50, Elizabeth Karr,
$l.44,; Electric Line, $3.50; S. g. iSimmons &
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VBOS ,. 11SHER co..
Il Real Estate Au0tioneers, 1924 F a. northvest

UNBOS J. YISHER Z CO..
Il Real Estate AuUtioneoKs, 1924 F st. northvest
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE rMpRovrn
REAL EsTATE on THIRTEkNTH STREET.
6zTME1N g AND STREETS NORTH.
S GTnRsTs AN Rv,E Az ,UgNlN n,6 LOT on I
MMi.NSEETTE6E GTn STREETS NORTHWEST.
a., ! will sell, In front Of the premises, on IL
eHoNNb Az JTIT ILL liTa: 1881: AZ o'oLooK
square 2s2. fronting on west side Of 18th street.
near me corner Of H street. which will he offered
- SUP lots ~ and ~. This property lie improved
ing houses.
,s A. o'cIocK 2 NJ. ON TUESDAY. july l2rH.
1oot VIII oneH Tor SALE in front Of the premiSee
part a g original iots and in square lo6 front.
tween 18TH and 18th streeta. which will be offered
% sub lot 81 This lot Offers great inducemenf To
part OF the city.
Terms Of sale: One. third ca.h; balance In six.
~ deed Of trust, or all cssh, at option OF pur.
chaser deposit Of 900 on each lot required 81
o MMs saS plat q TIE property can be sesa IS
northwest EIIAH WGTrE sss
Assignee Of Heirs at-LAw Of George and Aon s.
FArAsf. jul-d
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(SHAGCERl FALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE.
y Nc. GIG hTREEE SOOTHWEsT.

By virtue Of decree Of the supreue COURT xx.s
of the Iistic' OF CoiurD bia passed in Equity 80
Csuse No 1863. the Undersigned Trustee k..tA
therein viii 9, II at public suction In front Of the
18TH DAY OF JULY.A d. 1881, at O'CLOCK P N ,al
that certain piec. or parcel OF land, lyi and being
in the city OF Washing on in the District Of Column
bia. ard Known as all of original Lot numbered
thirty-three IN square numbered three hundred and
thereon. consisting OF . fine three story Frame
House, with back br Hiding and stable.
Terms OF So 9. p, cribe1 by the said decree, are
Is follows: Ore tlisd OF the p urchase money in
CASH on the Gay Of SALE or within seven days there
after, and the residue in two equal instalments,
payable in six and twelve months after the day Of
sale, the purchss giving notes for said deferred
payments. bearing interest at six per cent per an
mum from the day Of sale. and secured by cod OF
trust on the property spld, or the pur cnaser may
pay al the purcb ase money in cash. dsLosit Of
800 will be required when the property is sold:
All conveyance g to be at the purchasers cost. II
default be made In complying with the above
terms OF sac, the Trustee will resell ct the risk Of
the defaulting purchsr Or.
JAMt ) W. BARKER. Trustee,
Southwest COZ. D and 7th sts southwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts 3e29 d&ds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VERMONT AYRNUE. RETWEEN Y AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
W STREETS NORTH VEST.
mn ah 2 gr OF deco Of trust Of date the
Liber No. 9 Q. folio 483 Of the Land RscordskGl
Of the District OF Columbia. and at the request of
tce party thereby secured. the undersigned, as
trustee in said deed. viii offer for sale, at public
1na IN front q the premisss on MONDAY
P the following described real estate. situate
IN Inc ely OF Washiagtos, D. G., and known and
thirty one tSD Of Bars subdi vision Of square
Ing. ~
Terms Of sa,e: One third OF the purchase money
cssh and the residue In three equal iustalments,
secured by notes Of purchaser for the same, cay
abe respectively at six, twelve and eighteen
months mon from day Of sac with interest ct sIx
deposit Of ESQ will be required 1t the TINS of sale.
s srv Trustee rseervnS the rsht to resell the
terms within five days from day Of sale. Costs OF
conveyanc1ng 1T purchasers expense
40 RODOLPHE CLAU0HTON,
JoIo'0GuS Trustee.
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NUNCANSON BROS. Auctioasors.
SALE OF PUBLIC Hay SCALES
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.

UISTEIOT OF COLUMBIA, ;
WASHINGTON. July LIST, 1881 J
On SATURDAY. july 9tH. 1881, on the prelni
ses, shall fer for sale. TO the highest bidder, the
exclusive right and privilege OF The
DISTRICT HAY SCALE,
from July 10 h., 1881: ~ June 30th. 49, for the
purpose If v eiYbing Hay, straw and Live etoas
at the following named place nd ii NE: No. 8. sit
Uated n the corner OF )Gth stre e. ana L uisians
avenue nOI tn est at IL O'Clock III
These sca'es will be removed from its present
location to Louisiana avenue between oh AID ,O,h
Stree ts northwest If so desired By the pu fchaser
Ey OF der of the Ccmm's toner's u. c..
w. j. TWINfNG,
Ms jor OF Engineers, q. S. A., Engineer UOminis-
kioner, l.. U. jy2-5t
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HHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE ON VERMONT AVENUE, ADJOIN-
ING THE RESIDENCE OF JUDGE AN

DREW MYLIE.
By virtue Of decree Of tho Supreme Court -
Of The District Of Columbia. passed jane "a, fES
A. d. 1881, In Equity Cause No. 7,77l-ls.A
Yours ct al, vs.. Young ct al the undersigned
Trustee viii sell at public auction. on F. IDAY.
the EIGHTH DAY OF JULY. 1851. at SIX O'Cook
NJ, in front Of the premises, the following de-
scr.bed rea! estate, situate in the city Of Washing
ton. d. O.: tn vit: Lnta r and a IN hclt-oa sI
division OF Lots 4. s. and 7. In square numbered
% 8 s,,; Lot Is improved BY two story Brick
ad1ein each other. and eachf- ITS 20 feet on YER
mont avenue by depth Of l. = 20 100 to an alley.
Terms OF sale One third C .sh. and the balance
in two quail instruments at and twelve months,
Tor which the purchaser VI / be required to give
notes with Interest at DER cant from day Of sale;
or 81 CASH q the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit Of &l0O will be required at time Of sale on
each lot sold Terms Of sale to be complied with
which he property to be resold after five DAYS ad
ve,tisement in the Evening Star newspaper, at the
rick and cost OF dsfaulting porch sser Deed given
upon full payment Of the purchase money aud r.ti-
puI chaser's cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
S42 street northwest.
DCNCANoON bhOS., Aucts. je27 dads
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! BENsINGER, Auctioneer.

= BENSINGkR, kuctioneer.
ThCSTEE'S SIZE OF vaLUABLe LIT ON
H HbG STREET NORTH VET, between
EHODE 1sLaNn AysNUE AND NORTH &
FORTY:O. FEET AND III ZEE INCHES
UN NINTH STREET, WITH IMPR We
MENTS THEREON, OONSIS TING OF A
LANCE FRAME 81 IOKSMITH shop.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Nc -
v Ven De 18th. lsa6, duly recorded in Ltber He
p the sfs OF ae sad
request OF the party secured thereby. will sail at
Puonc auction. In front of the premises. on FIJI
UAY. THE 18th DAY OF July, 1881, AT Six
O'CLOCK p M. all that certain piece or par
Of ashir gton in the District Of Coiu mbia. and
known and described as part of tbs original lot
No. 10, In the recorded subdivision Of square No.
1904 commencing with point on 9th street north
WI st twenty one feet three inches from the south
e.st corner Of said lot; thence due west one hun
north twar ty- one feet three inches; thence east
thirty eight feet nine inches; thence north twenty
feet: thence east one hundred feet to said 9Th
ttreet: thsnce south along said 9th street to the
place of begnniIg together with ali and sin GUAR
the improvements. privileges, Embellishments aud
manner appertaining
Terms: One third cash, balance In three equal
tnstailments, payable respectively in six. twelve
and eight. en- nonths. bearing interest at six per
trust on the property SOL, at the option Of the
purchaser the whole OF the purchase money may
be paid in cash. deposit Of $2OU to be made by the
purchaser on the acceptance Of the bid. Convey
ancipg at purchasers expense. II the terms OF
sae are Eot compiled with in seven days the Trus-
purchaser: NEHEMIAH 81. MfLLER..
jy4-d&ds Trustee
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II 9th and streets northwest.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,
PARl Or, DINING-ROOM, OHAMBER AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, SETS AND SIN
GLE ARTIGlhS, CARPETS AND MAT
TINGa. WARDROBES, LOUNGES STOVES,
SIDEBOARDS. &c. CROCKERT, GLASS
AND IINWARE, HAIR AND OTHER NAT
SkYERAL FAMILIES.
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
At suction, at our salesrooms. on TUESDAY
GObNlN0s JULY 9TH, COMMENCING AT IL
ty2 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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fTHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANcERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
bnN6E 81 Eas SIDE OF T fa1Rf kSffI
NORTHWEST. No. sO9. ~
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court kA
'ns q IL saatg ssso
the III dersigned. trustees, will sell on MON
:: y in front Of the premises. the tolSwiSg De,
sonr .ad P5Soper The orn feet
hundred iest dsep Ct nn5e.oI s ssy es IN
square 293. and the south teenty-feet by the
with Hs esn saa %Siss
consist Of large three STORY Brick Eesidar ce with
an the modern improvements. bei.g No. Bug 18th
Terms as prescribed by the dec ee, ar,: %.
Credit Of SIX, and esheea M mon,s fro On
the day Of sale. with notes bes ing interes. and
post Of $500 viii be reauired a; he ti%s of sale.
property at the ri.k and cost q the defau ting
JAMES h. SMITH CHARLES O: COLE.
Immediately after the sale of the above described
zeal estate n tie The focwipF persons. Effects viii Oe
T. IS
COURT SALE s9 81 HSgsF rs B STREET
By virtue and in pursuance Of the decree k,,A
OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co ESH
lumbis, made on the 2lst day of Ju g, ID. .Ac:A
1881. in Equity cause No. 1887, III undersigned,
appointed trustee for such purpose a and by said
decree, i'll sell at public auction. il front Of the
premises. on MONDAY. THE llTH DAY OF july.
1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ, those cer:a, premises on
meily occupied By the late LIE L. Wilson. viz
The east Is feet OF lot one in resery elsvan,
city Of Washir gten. O., having front of % feet
on street north, and running back If that width
to depth Of so feet with all the interest ard estate
therein of the heirs Of said Leah /. Il. wilson
decd, and Of all other persons party to said equity
cause.
follows, to wit 5000 DOWN on acceptance Of Did ;
remaiuo er Of one-third of purch .se money, with
cation Of sale remain g two thirds IN two equal
instruments. payable in six and tive We months,
with interest from day of eale secured by notes Of
the purchaser and deed of trust on said premises
AL convey ancing at cost OF purchaser.
VII LIAM A. MELOY, II ustee,
Law Office, 472 LouisiaY a avenue.
YOUNG CALDWELL, Auctioneers. jyl-d
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TU.lFlOHfxUw W.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Trustees SALT OF IMPhOyED AND UNIM-
PEDVEO pRCpE RTY


By virtue Of esed Of trust. dated Novem. -
Der 2stb. 1877. ana recorded in Eber no. ~
81. folio 2s9. ct seq a,d dec1ee Of the &...A
Supreme Court Of thu Dietric; of C,Iumbis, on the
24tn DAY Of January. 1881. II Equity cause No
DAY, THE 5IH DAY OF JULY 1881, AT O'CLOCK
In frott Of the premises, Lot ieterrd c. in Madison
& MOees' sub diytsi OF crisinal lots g. and g IN
Square AZ located on the asst sida of 9Th street
betssen street and public park, IS feet ftoDt ana
runs back OF thai derth 20 feet then widens To "a
feet ADD Foes back so feet further
AT6 O'CLOCK, SAME DAY. in front OF the premises
Ot 81 IN equsIe east of Square 509 lot I4xSO feet
q inches. beins No. 1910 4th street. between Q and
On WEDNESDAY,, July 9TH, 1891, AT 8
O'clock in frcnt OF she premises lots I, 4, L and
NJ; lii .qusre ga zach front Is feet O , the west
SIDE OF LIST street east between North Carolina ave-
nue. and south street.
AT 8 o'cLoCE, SAME DAY, original lot l, in
streets sou, hesst. ~
On THURSDAY. july 7rH, AT O'CLOCK. In
front OF the premise, 3, &, aud z, in Howsrd's
SUB OF 81, ck No q, IN the Howard University sub
OF Efhngham. fronting on an aley leading from
WILSON street, near Howard University, together
with the iu provements.
Terms: Ine-third CASH residue in two equal
pay menfs 1t six and Twelve moaths with interest,
TO be secured by deed OF trust S25 deposit on
escb lot WHEN property Is struck off Terms 70 bs
compile ID with in five days. Title good or no sale
FRED w. JONES, r...
1e22 dads THOMAS H. GALLANT IIustees
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NRUSTEES' S LIE.

INhUSIEES' LIE.
By virtue OF d, I'd Of trust, dated February 10,
1878, aid recorded IN Liber No. Ut. f2Ilos 49,
10, &c, Of the La d Records of the Dis fnS
hicI q Columbia, We will offer at auction, LOU
On WEI NESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JULY NEXT, on
The pIemiseF, AT 5o'CLOCK M. the Lot OF Geou I'D
ct The corner of ~ ana streets. consist g of
TFrts Il lots Nos. Z enty seven (2O and twenty
slgLt t2S), in square 40 One hundred ard .wrnty.
six ll26), the whole having front of twenty feet
On Iarragut Square, and running back of that
width aid binding K street Ein ty-two feat,
viii tie improvements. consisting of three-story
briCk dWelliI g.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid 10 cash, and the residue in two equal
staimeItr at Elk ard twelve months. respectively.
With interest. 10 be secured by es AID deed OF
trust on the premises The terms of sale must be
ocInphei with in one week after sale or the prop
eIty may be resod at the risk cost Of the frs.
purchaser. EDWD. TEMPLE, r-,,.,
CHA. A. JAMES, tuS u.s.
THOS J, FISHER l. co Aucts., 1924 street.
je23 eo&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
VsHOMAr DUWLIsG. Ancuon,.,

2,Oc0 PIE CEs AMERICA AND FRENCH " All
~ PAP@R - kUCrI On
IN asDAf July 9TH 1881, at II O'CLOCK,
VII IN NY auction ,olns khs All SELL
ranged IN lots to suit II
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
At classroom. SATURDAY. July ID. 1881, "a
AT III O'CLOCK. emorsc cling q general co,lec- Va
ton OF Parlor Chamber and Diuins-ruou t<A
Furniture. III
Also,
ITS Single Got Mattresses viii! bs sold In lots to
suit. - ~ "
ALSO.
"A larae consiRnment OF English Stone and O. O.
China
je30-N THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
eETHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAyOIDABLY
Lour and place. Ijy2
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS,
WITH THE IMPROVEMENT rs THEREON,
ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM TIE WASH
1NGTON CITY MARKETS. ON TIE GLEN

ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM TaE VASE
WOOD CEMETERY ROAD, LEADING 10
BLADENSBURG.
On FRIDAY. JULY 9TH. 1881. AT O'CLOCK -
4. We shall sell, on the premises. that &&
valuable Garden Farm( known as the Emanuel -
Lacey farm) lying In Prince George County, Md,
on the Bladensburg rOsd. containing about thirty
acres Of land, more or less in high state Of cult
yat1on, with improvements. consisting OF . large
stable 40 by 60. ana other out houses, with ex-
cellent pump Of water ut the door, aud never fall
This place cannot be surpassed as Truck Garden
IN the state OF Maryland location healthy, and In
81 excellent neigoorhood-
IMMEDLaTELY AFTER will be offered l04 acres of
cold IN about 20 acre lots. Plat viii be exhibited
on day Of sale.
. Fer particulars apply to Huguely h Bowen. No.
643 New York avenue I orthwest.
Terms Of Gale: One-third cash balance In one,
two and three years, for notes bearing interest
frcm day of Gale and secured by deed OF trust o
pre peItyo sold: All conveyancing at purchas er's
je25 Il WALTZ r B WILLIAMS Il 90. Aucts
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