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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, strait agt Strait, motion for re-
hearing and motion to increase allmony to $50
per month overruled. Mayhem agt Rupert
motion TO enter judgment as Satisfied overrued;
appear taken by MI. Miller. Mcdaniel agt. Par
iSb; dismissed on motion OF Mr. Kimball. Doug
record.
To- day, Julian c. Med. F. D. Thomson ana
George p. Whlttlesey were admitted to the bar.
dlpps ct al. agt MAYOR; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge James.
Yesterday, Bridget agt Cornish; verdict for
desePd ol ler Sal Is Caustln ag Rtehe
ioung, adminis'rator, made party.
CRIMINAL CoURT-yydJe Co..
lesteIoay, after our report closed, James
pie AIDED guilty; Sentenced to six months In iail.
columbus klmmell, second o1ense petit larceny;
pleaded guilty; sentence suspended Charles
Ford; nolle pros entered.
TO day, Henrietta Jones, convicted OF grand
larceny. was sentenced TO the Erie county peDi-
teDtiary at Buffalo. NY, for one year. Fanny
johnson. alias Whitlow. murder; on Trial.
The District Attorney gave notice to-day that
on Friday he would ask that sentences be i'm
posed In all cases in which there are conyic-
tons.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Charles Washington, LOUD and boist
eIous; IS or - days George Johnston forfeited
collateral William johnson. loud and bolster
Gus; IS or Is days. Ellen Wood, do: IS or Is
days. Also, curSlng ana swearing In the street:
do. louisa Mergin and Carrie Burns vagrancy
Donos or 80 days each. James Paul and VIM.
Goss, loud and bolsterous; Paul was fined S. or
IS days and Goss forfeited collateral Samuel
III. Jones was charged with creating nuisance
by grinding bones. far, &C., on street, between
% and 30 streets southwest; dismissed Patrick
Hurley, keeping more than two COWS ia the city
nearer than 200 feet or q dwelling house other
than his own; 81. Eugene Sweeney, keeping an
unlicensed bar; Sl05 or 60 days. George oliver,
uespaSsiDg on a parking; personal bonds TO not
repeat the offence. William Brooks, profanity;
IS or days. George Ray forfeited coll aUeral
Mile Mergin, a young colored woman, was
charged with keeping an ill-governed and dis
orderly house. A fine OF $50 or 60 Gays fn lafI
was imposed. Robert Graves, larceny Of a mon
key wrench from Charles Z. Washington; 60
days In jail Carrie Burns, assault on Clara
Mills; IS or 10 days. Julia Robinson, larceny OF
a skirt from Julia MeZka; IS or Is days. Jane
jackson, assault On Louisa Brown; al. Louisa
BrowD. assault on Annie Jackson: 81.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THBRE-sTORY
IND MAN9ARD ROOF BRICK RESIDE NOE
AND -FOUR BOILOING LOTS. on The
TY-FIF1H STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated May2p, IA
1876. and duly recor ded in Liber $40. folios St3
358 etseq OF the land records for the Dis IL.
trict Of Columbia. and by request Of the party Sc
cured thereby, we win sell At public auction. in
MONDAY, JUNE 90. 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. M.
nj Of lot numbered twenty COZ, the east
ern half Of lot numbered nineteen (l9), and
the eas terDmost part OF Lot numbered twenty one
CD the same being described in one parcel as fol
lows; BEGINNING at the corner formed by the utter
south side Of K street. and running thence west
eigbiy-one feet and nine inches, (S1 It. in. };
thence south, parallel to 25th street. one hundred
and twenty four Q2l feet aud eleven CID inches;
thence east parallel t. street. eiyhtS one feet
thence north, with 25th street. ole hundred and
twenty (124) feat and eleven a inches to the
pace of beginning, together with the improves
ments and appurtenances. The above property
bae been kubdiyided into lots A, b, y, D and e,
alsrge dwelling house. Of thirteen rooms IN com-
plete order. The other lots are fine building lots.
ana 81 have An ley outlet
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash; balance IN equal
.nkta' eIts In one, two and three years. With IN
nn IRON Gay o. sale at SIX per cent1m per an
SzOO on LOT and $50 on the other lots required at
ume OF sale. II terms Of sale are not complied
WITH wnh1n nve days. the Trustees reserve the
20 .eesH ct me risk and cost Of the defaultng
Ryenins Star newspaper. Ali conyeyancing at
' oHABLEs b. MAURY.
js8 G&es FRANK J. kAWLI03s.} 1russees'
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE East AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO r4 81 SA t5 Ii SUNDAY. MAY
4 fa2LcH1eA aGnavt cI KaSEsEgToS AND 81
Eriss1 y and Way Stations
aoa snd %ay
s ia siS s HoRR AND Bos
s4o-eTAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS
ios and at Point Of Books
% ;00,Qn Sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
O09mnBALTIMoRE EXPRESS tstops at Hyat.s-
AN J ..n ptT ysssqg,s and Hsnoyer -
ASD ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2l W. sti'9oS. ErcOt City Annapolis and
= eRy tsF Baltimore and Way
fs;eYG okk TQhRg:s' PHILADELPHIAANDNEw
330-Batimore snd Way Stations Winchester,
4$SSSsfI iaeEs HXsf IS f5 = sH5ii Ia
i$Psjat y Ko$ss. Frederick. Hsgsrs.own.
Point of Rocks and Way Stati ms only.
f440-Bslttmnre, Annarols and Way Stations.
10 :i6-BALTI MORE EXPIRES (.iartinsburg and
Way, via Delay. Stops at Hya,tsviiIe and Lao
rel
.6o5-Point CT Rocks and Way Stations
TO :i5-Baltimore and Way Stations
730-BALTInORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAD.
REL EXPRkSS
t9:15-Pf1TSBURG. CINCINNATI. AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
PHIa. NEW YORK, AND BOs-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York
l000mBAL TIM0RE, HYATTSVILGE, ANDLAO-
m ly o1atof
p ssengers al any statioa petwee1 Washington
ard Annapolis Junction.
tDally. tsundays only. Other trains daily. ex-
ceYt funday.
Au trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office. Washington Station. and
Gag aud 1851 PenntylvaIia avenue, corner l4th
street where orders will be tax An for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city m23
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XVALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auc.io. GERS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NOR rHEAST CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL AND II STREETS
FFR RHT a. RtAS3SAtLY Isi h S S
FICE.
By virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date on nA
the 18TH day Of November, 4 d 1875, and liza
recorded in liber No. 500. folio 385 ct geo .4..
one OF the land rec Ords of the county OF Wayhing
ton, D and at the req TEST in writing of the
party Thereby secured. the SUBSCRIBER will sell at
pubic auction, In front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, The 10Th DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1881, AT 6
Ding and being situate in the city Of Washington.
in the county and District azores .id and known
and distinguished on the plat or plan of said city
an and being Lot numbered thirty 60 In J. Harry
Ihompson's recorded. subdlvte1On Of Square num-
bered Six hundred and seventy six, (676 said sub
division being recorded in the Office of the sur
vevor Of the city Of WASHINGTON in Iiber w. F.. folio
lt9 together with the buildings and improvements
there consisting Of three story brick dwelling.
statle in rear. These improvements contain one
the best bakeries in the District Of Columbia, with
ell modern appliances for carrying on that bust
ness, and most desirable for one wishing to engage
therein.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and balance in
siI, twelve and eighteen months. for which the
purchasers notes bearing interest from day of
sae, AID secured by deed Ct trust on the premises
sold, are to be given, or all cash at the option Of
chaser. II terms Of sale are net compiled with In
five days from day OF sale. prOres - will bs resold
At risk and expense of defaul', iy purchaser. A
deposit Of two hundred dollars ill bs required at
the time of sale.
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DIE

BAIER. On Monday. June -. 1887. ct ~ .. m
from softentDg II the brain, GEORGE K. bAIER, In
the thirty eis nth year OF his age.
Friends sre invited to attend the funeral from his
late re idtncr, No. 1902 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, Thursday June 10th. at O'Clock e
GMEi IN. On Tuesday, June II, 1885,, at 10 SO
Gne In, of Geors etown. d c aged twenty -eisht
years and nine days.
The furersl will take place from her late resi-
cence. No. SO Bridge street, Thursday. June Is,
at 4 O'Clock pm. Friends and relatives OF the
family respectfully invited to attend. e
LI0HrFOOT. On June Is, 1881. ct TenualIy-
town. d c.. SARAH widow Of Daniel Light
foot aged teventy- seven years.
Funeral Wednesday next, at p N from late
re.iden 1nterment OAK HILL. Relatives and
fl iel DIS re invited.
VII SON. On June 18th, 1881. at 2:l5 ID. m,
Mrs. ANN NJ. WILSON. In the seventeen year OF
her age.
Funeral service at She residence OF her SON. No
459 Ii street northwest, ct IL O'Clock "Wednesday.
yure l5;h. lnterment 1t Baltiaore Csnetsry.
Balti a ore. Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

TRUsTFHS' SALE OF TWENTY ONE yALU-
l. ABLE LOTS ON T STREET, BErWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH aTS
MOTH MHsT ;oE SEvENT6ENTH STREET.
6EfGdN svES APP o6s sTTkiEsET AND
OVER AZ, 600 sOUARE FEET OF HROUND.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court ~
Of the Dietrict Of Columbia. passed May 9th h.a
The ID fs6n win offer for sas :. pubic
bered eighteen dsl. nineteen l9) and twenty (201,
Trustees into twenty one (2D Lots six Of which
have each front on ST., between 18th aud 18th
sueete, a ~ feet II inches by depth of 81 feet
ipcnts. Five OF said Lots have each q front of 20
depth OF 100 feet Six Of said Lots have each q
front OF 20 feet II inches on Oregon avenue by q
depth Of 81 feet inches, ana the remaining four
have each front Of 20 feet 81 inches On street,
fest. ~ Noh" Va Az"
The decree directs that all taxes and sssessuoents
shall be pad out OF the purchase money.
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money to be
ak. twelve and eighteen months, for which the
Totes Of the purchaser shall be taken, bearing in
nrest from day OF sale, and lien reserved upon
the property sold deposit Of $50 viii be re-
complied with in seven days. All conveyancing and
WM. F. MXITINGiY:
458 Lousiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. m28
re- THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED, on
account of the rain, until TUESDAY. THE i4TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1881. at same hour ana place.
jele d&ds Irvine WILLIAMSON. Trustees.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UVIMPROvED
v PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUG

By yIrtas Of degree S Of the Supreme Court
day of June, 1878. in Cause No. 523s. l..A
triet of Columbia. the Undersigned will sell at
ksss a bas2 On On 81 the srH ss to The
* oEook the 1Se
descr1b,d real property, viz;
north Of the canal. fronting each ii feet inches
on the west side Of Com ress street with depth of
differeLt widthp. -
,- ,aTss Of ists IS: s. and So. Old asorgetown.
the north side Of the canal. t-."een Congress and
The Congress street front will be divided into
oe three Of Viii III will be each lOlOO feet front
~n an o Sd iSesa es 96e south % s.
feet front, improved With story Brick Build
4 lot adjoining the last on the south, 20 sa.lOO
ieet front. lmgroyed by atso-story brick dwelling
lot On tie north side Of the canal. east Of the
with Two story brick building used as restaurant
"A lot on the east Of the last mentioned one,
~ feet 'front.' improved with two story brick
lot stn east of the last fronting II 20 100 fest
lots will
be exhibited ct the sale, showing the metes and
Parts Of lots So and 81. Old Georgetown. fronting
on the west side OF Jefferson street. Immediately
First Lot so feet front. 1O2 4-12 feet deep. I'M
Proved With two story brick dwelling and kitchen.
U.
sece nd Lot 20 feet front. same Depth joining the
h1st on re ,to5th. improved in the same manner;
Third Lot. distant 20 feet inches south OF the
second. Also 20 feet front, 102 IL feet deep. i'm
proved With the came kind and sized building, No.
Fourth Lot joining the last on the south. 80 feet
front by l19 feet inches deep, improved with .
one.ktory frame building, brick basement. No.
A LIT On north side of Cherry (Grace) street. dis
tant 66 feat asst from Potomac street, with front
OF 80 feet running north to the canal about 81
feet. This lot Joins the mill OF the Washington 4
Georgetown Rsilroad Company on the west. and
Is unimproved: Also. lot Joining the last on the
west, fionting rs feet on the north side Of Grace
street, and also running to tho canal: Both OF
the lots have outlets to Potomac street. the last
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above an d sold in the order mentioned above, and
il not ali sold en- that day to be continued from
day to day at the same hour.
Terms Of sale: One fourth each and the residue
in one, two and three years in notes of the pur-
chit ser, bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the property, or the purcha. er may pay
oil cash at bis option. Convey ancing and record
ing at The cost OF the purchaser depo,it OF 800
on each improved lot and $50 on each unimprOved
let vii be required at time Of sale. If the terms of
sale are not complied with in ten dsys the prop.
city resOd ct the risk and cost of the default
ipg purchaser.
GEO. W. BEALL.
JENKIN THOMia,
Executors ard Trustees OF Peter VonRssea.
DUNCANh0N BROS. Aucts. je7-d&ds
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GTEIGER Il LIEBERMANN
y Real Estate Brokers, AS New York avenue.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
sIRABLE REsIDENCE, No 203 NEW JER-
SEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
Under and by virtue of deed OF trnst -
dated November 10. 1873. aud Gully recorded NE78f
IN Liber 49, foli9s 351 ct seq OF the land 49,
records for the district of uoldmbis, aud by d.
rectis Of the party secured thereby. we viii sell
Of public auction, In front of the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 30. 1881, AT $50 ooLoCK PM.
the real estate situate in the city of Washington
u: G.. ard known and described as the southern
numbered Elk hundred and ninety $500, fronting
twenty five feet (25 feet) on New jersey avenue
southeast, and running bank at RE ht angles of
even width eighty four feet eleven inches ga It.
IL in.). upon which is erected q three story aud
basement brick house. Known as Ne. 2uS New Jer-
sey avenue southeast.
Terms Of sale: 81, 500 with interest at six per
cent from November ], 1876. and the expenses of
sae hich will be announced at the saie) In cash.
and IL e balsn at six and twelve months. for
which the notes OF the purchaser. bearing six per
cent Interest from day Of sale and secured by
deed IT trust on the property sold, will be taken.
Sl00 deposit at the time Of sale. Convey ancing at
purchasers cost. II terms of sale are not 1m
pied with within ten days from day OF sale the
property will be resold at the risk and3ost of the
defaultiIg purchaser.
S 81 ~ y MI a&IiGF1 JH..| Trustees.
j. 7. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. je9 d&ds
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Batimore-Every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at pm, from loot Of
Spears Wharf (nesr foot 8. Gay ftreet.)
From New YCrk-Evefy THURSDAY and SAT
URDAy, at J. m. from Pier 49, East River (near
foot Clinton s-reet)
Elegant Passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates fretxhr guaranteed
Rates of pas aTe-First class &c, including meals
and staterOon. berth. Steerage, g. meals if de-
sired, % cents per neal.
A. L. HUGGINS, Act,
Boston Wharf BALTIMORE, Md.
GEO. II. GLOVER, Asf.,
1e25 PIER 40, EAST RIVER n. Y.
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Editor St0r:-In the article published on Sat
urday regarding the late Dr. Henry Sicer there
are statements 30 basely false and untrue that,
as member OF his family. and one who revere
Slicer started life mechanic, and worked faith.
fully all his minority, and gave his nights 10
study. He was well educated for the time In
which be lived, and for general information
upon all the subjects useful In his profession and
the history or the country, and especially upon
TIE history OF slavery In all lands. he was
thoroughly read up. He was the COMPANION
and friend OF all the great men OF his iay. ana
seven times elected chaplain 10 Congress- He
was positive man In every act and thought OF
his life-there was nothing negative about HIM
He was as pronounced In his politics as fn his
religion. lie was the friend CT Benton Calhoun,
Wright, McDuffy, Polk, Marcy and Buchanan
de was an honored guest In their homes ana
they with him. The Methodist church nan no
man In her borders who gave direction and
counsel more valuabe-in whom she trusted
and 20 whom she was more indeoted-and could
have held any position In her gift. When your
correspondent says that DR.. Slicer was In favor
or the 1Iafiic In human flesh he utters a libel
ufon MIN, and asserts what he ought to know
is an untruth and SANDER. Itis very easy for
scrioplers TO slancer dead men, and write stun
ABOUT them that they would not dare utter in
their presence Or. Steers public acts were
pubic property; but when the too slanderous
tongue or pen attempts 10 charge a dead man
with opinions which / know he never enter
tained | must ask the privilege OF entering my
Hi0St en- phauc denial j. L. NJ.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. June ID, ISL.
how FREDERICK MAN LOST HIS MONEY
White woman named Teresa Sheckels was
charged In the Police Court to day with the
larceny OF $50 from white man named Chas
Spencer, who stated that he came here from
FREDERICK, Nd, on visit. and about a week
ago he got acquainted with this won an ana
went to her room with her on her Invitation
ard let her have his pocketoook TO take are OF
AID she never reuuraed IL The court told him
that IS be had LEI her have the pocketbook
theie was no larceny In the case. The court
also told him that when he came to washing
ton and met any OF these strange ladies he
should be little more careful about letting
them have his pocketbook The woman was
discharged.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO w.
+. Nysham and Annie b. Moore, both OF Baltl.
more; haSpar kiear and Kate Nesta: George H.
White and Susan Burrell. both OF Fredericks.
burg. Va; Charles Dsbney and Martha Ellen
Datney, (Has kfnsl; John Smith and Mary Cor.
Oily; Charles Herr and Helen Dougal Robert
Contee and Amanda Naylor; Robert Taylor ana
Maggie Payne,
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THIS EVENING.


7 AUCTION.
Our entire stock, consisting of
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
will be Sold at auction, commencing
MONDAY, JUNE TIE 18th.
AT 10 O'CLOCK AM. and z PM.
Goods sold at pr waite sale at auction prices
THE "FAMOUS,"
400 7th street north west. corner D.
jeS-ft FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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Examining the Revised Tc.tamcut
District Governments Affairs.

TIE commissioners yesterday enjoined the
police TO promptly enforce the law In cases
where telegraph wires are left to fan on trees
ana iplure them and street trees are used for
supports OF the telegraph poles.
Tine secretary OF the school board has notified
the District Commissioners that after the 3Oth
instant the following buildings, now used for
colored schools, Will not be needed: Liberty
hall, 10th street, between ana s; q chapel on
50 street, between New York avenue and q
street; church on Sd street, between and /:
church on Franklin street, between p and d
and 4th and 5th streets
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CEcoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and the
y highest cAsh prices paid. Also. WatcheA Jew
elry, Guns, Pistols, 30. Gan or address HERz09,
o00 9Th g., neax "a, aToA WAk2l
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NEW YOBK-ROTTERDAM.

The fTst claes Steamers of this Lima
.'AMsIk kIAM." ROTTERDAM."
''SCHIEDAM," .'W. A. sCHOLTEN,"
''P- CALAND," and .'MAAS,"
Carrying the O. =. Mails to tbs Netherlands leave
Msfs0n Stores. Brooklyn. regularly, on WE'D
First Cshtn. $50 $40. I'd Cabin, $50 s.e.rsse,
go II. CAZAUX, General Agent, "a South VIII
lam st., New York For passage apply to w. O.
M1TZEROTT 90 ,925 Pennsylvanla avenue,
Washington, or j; h. JOHNSON. Agent, National
SAie Deposit Building, corner New Yo.k ave. and
1otn 81 northwest janl7
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W -oe "AAA1N D. WAAAlh mo q w 1uctS.
nUNCANsON BIOS AucHoneers
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
HORIaEAsT. NEAR' UNfTEb STATES $
By virtue Of deed O, trust given to us. IA
ana duly recorded in Liber No. TOO, folio IN
s2, one OF the Land Records of the district H1.A.
OF Columbia. we Will soil on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
piemhes. al hat piece or parcel Of grouad situate
IN lie city OF " Washington, and kuU gn and asi9-
mated e parts of Lots nun b-red % snd seven
teen CD, III square numbered six hundred and
cont On the line Of LIST stree: east distant seventy
Eine feet north Of the southeast corner Of said
Lot one ard running t'-ence nosta fifty e i<ht
tett TO the center OF q twelve foot alley ia said
square; Laid down to be 70 ever kept open thence
hon1 hs the center # sad alley seventy seven
seventy-tevsn feet to the place OF b, gin
ping, c.ntaieing four thousand four hundred and
>xty-sx q. 1860 So 1are feet beng the same prop
cry which was conveyed to sarah Strong by
aud duly recorded In Lioer D. No. IL. folio 80, OF
tie lana records of Washington county, in TIA
District Of Columbia, together " it'll the improve
ments, ways, easements, rixhts, privilt ges and
apPulttnances to the Same belonging. or in any
wise appertaininR.
Terms: One third cash balance In one and two
years. notes to bear interest at per cent payable
semi annually. and to be secured by deed Of trust
on The premises sold. Cow eyancing, &C., at pur-
chasers cost deposit OF SlO0 req uire ed at time
then, the Trustees reserve the right to resell The
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
"hsser upon giving five days public notice Of such
,esale in some newspaper published in Washing
je2 dsd. s s3Hh 4, BA hasNn11x Trustees
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IF UHREDEEMED

A UCTiON SALE OF UHREDEEMED
n tLFDGES.
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is. 1881, AT 1870
O'CLOCK PM end THURSDAY, IUss is. Ar 7 80
O'CLOCK M, will eel, at the Establishment Ne
1898 Pennsylvania avenue, corner -. h .tresf, iii
Pledges forfeited bg ie,nption a. this dat
b. HEIDnNHEI hER, B -oker
P. FOLEY, Auct!oAer. je 3-3t
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$500 REWARDl
OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS

OS1h MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,s FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Have already been sold in this country and In
France; every one Of which has given perfect
Satisfaction, and has performed cures
every time when nsed according
We now say to the afictsd and doubling ones
Ihat se VIII pay the above reward for single
LAME BACK
T h fes RsH fS TO and Tbs Ess
LLumbasos Lame Back. sciatics. Gravel. Diabetes.
t gpepsy Br,gRts Disease Of the Kidney Incon-
Iion Of the Kidpeyr, Cat.rrh Of the Blsdder. High
IN the Bah Ss or
III bladder and Urinary DREAMS whether contracted
LADIES, if yon are suffering from Female
Weakness or any disease Of the Kidneys. Bladder.
OF Urinary you YOU CAN BE CURED.
without swallowing nauseous medicines. by SIM
PROF. GUTLMETTE,s FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION
AK your druggist for PROF. GUII.METTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD ard take no other. II The
has not got it. send o. 90 and you viii receive the
PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
VIII positively cure Fever and Asue. Dumb Ague
Asue Cake. Bilious Fever. Jsundice. Dyspepsia,
Price 81 SO by mail. Send for Prof. 0utlmette's
Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver, free by mall
FRENCH PAD Co.,
Toledo Ohio.
SCHELLER d STEVENS, Agents,
jell sos Pennsylvania avenue.
PAInER's
AMERICAN GINGER ALE,
AsUPKRIOR SUMMER BEVERAGE.
EQUAL TO THE BEST.
RETAIL PRICE. sl.O0 PKR DOZEN.
For sale By Dealers generally or By the Manufac.
turer.
0AI'L Q. PALAUB,
Depot and Factory, l324 39th e.,
West Warrington.
yslsphouie Connection. ap23