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Professor Huxley ON Elementary
Teaching.

Professor Huxley on Elementary
Teaching.
From Nature.
There are great many people who imagine
that elementary teaching might be properly car
ried out by teachers provided with only elemen-
tary knowledge. Let me assure you that that
Is the profOundest mistake In the world. There
Is nothing so difficult to do as to write good
elementary book, and there Is nobody so hard to
teach properly and we'll as people who know
nothing about subject; and will tell you why.
II address an audience Of persons who are occu-
pied in the same line Of work as myself can as
sumo that they know a vast deal, and that they
can find out the bunders make. If they don't,
It Is their fault and not mine; but when
/ appear before q body of people who know
nothing about the matter, who take for gospel
whatever say, surely it becomes needfuI that
I consider what say, make sure that it will
bear examination, and that / do not impose
upon the credulity Of those who have faith In
me. In the second place, it involves that diff
cult process of knowing what you know 80 well
talk about your ordinary business. A man
can always talk about his own business.
He can always make it plain; but If his knowl-
edge Is hearsay he Is afraid to 60 beyond what
he has recOllected and put it before those that
are ignorant in such shape that they shall cCm-
prehend it. That is why, to be good elemen-
tary teacher. to teach the elements Of any
subject requires most careful consideration you
are master Of the subject; and if you are not
master Of 1t it is needful you should familiarize
yourself with 80 much as you are called upon to
teach-sOak yourself in it, 80 to speak-until
you know 1t as part Of your daily life and daily
knowledge and then you will be able to teach
anybody. That is what l mean by practical
teachers. and although the deficiency is being
remedied to large extent, think it is one
which has long existed. and which has existed
from no fault Of those who undertook to teach,
but because until within the last score years 1t
absolutely was not possible for any one In a
great many branches of science, whatever his
desire might be, to get instruction which would
enable him to be good teacher Of elementary
things. All that is being rapidly altered. and
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TyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, WINDOW HANG.
!NGS WALNUT ct, PARLoR AND CHAMBER
Sells CARPETS, DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK,
at No. llO4 18th street. between and Massachusetts
ment Of Household Goods viz:
French Plate Pier Mirror with cornice to match.
Walnut Parlor suite, in green and gold reps.
Window Hanginss. Pictures, Easels.
Turkish Sofa, Walnut NJ. Tables.
Mahogany Tables, Calendar Clock
Velvet and other Brussels Carpets.
English Brussels Hall and stair Carpets
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites.
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture In separate
pieces; Mahogany Desk.
Painted and other Cottage Furniture.
Fine Hair Mattresses Pillows and Bolstars.
Walnut Eastlake Sidebtard.
walnut Extension Dining Table Chairs.
China and Glass Ware, Toilet Sets.
Oak Sideboard Refrigerator.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
my26-5t THOMAS DOWNING Auctionaer
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STRICKEN DOWN.

STRICKEN DOWN.
A Foe. Against whom Bolts and Bars
are Useless-A story OF Society.
prevent disease is always easier and cheaper than
to cure It This axiom IL true It IL old. At present
the leading peril health and life in the United States
many diseases. It has multitude Of shapes. but only
one nature and result Included in this family are blu
ious fever typhoid and typhus fevers chs and fever
and all diseases which originate In blood poisoning
There is other force 20 ms idous a. malaria st
taoks the in their cabins and the rich In their pal
aces. The scientific plumbing by which the wealthy
seek to keep this pes, Of their houses fails a
pletey the charms With which supersttious people
try to ward of the influence Of evil spirits. Malaria
enters where 1t wills and vital statistics and ssddsned
homes complete the dismal story Malaria permestss
Of society.
What can be done! He who furnishes . preventive
remedy is surely sreatsf friend to his kind than
he who discovers new gold mine. The propretors Of
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAsTERS recon-
mend them the most effective and trustworthy anti
malarial specific now known to medical science. The
mode Of action II easily UNDERWOOD. They act upon
the liver. spleen. bowels and kidneys through the skn
assisting these organs to throw of the poison. Thou
sands testify to their efficacy in aiding the struggling
system to cast Of its load. Formed OF happy eombi-
nation Of chemical agents these pasers do their work
quickly and surely Hworn the region Of the liver
and upon the back over the kidneys they act as pre-
ventive against maIarial attacks. The genuine have
the word CAPC1NE cut in the center Of the plaster
Any pharmacist or druggist win supply you. Price Is
cents.
seabury & johnson. Pharmaceutical Chemists. New
York Highest awards-medals-at International Ex-
positions. my26
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SHE.
Tou didn't seem to mind It much

You didn't seem to mind it much
But, then, I've never gotten over it,
And doubtless never Will
why,-Mr-FrencnY
You've never mentioned such thing before.
It's terribleI How are you injured Tor
My hearts affected. Ali no one can tell
What have suffered In the past six months
SHE
Obi I'm so sorry! And twas my fault, too,-
That Is, II had not come in your way
l never should have known how nice you are.
met your cousin, Mr.. May, last week.
SO he's a blood relation, and to think
You never told me.
Well. whose fault wan TT
tried to Introduce you. goodness knows,
That day we met by chance tthe usual way1
Out In the berry-neld, and you ran Oh.
But tell me, truly, does the doctor say
You neUer will be wellf Was 1t the shock
Which brought on-this-afIecuon OF the hearth
1t was dreadful fall
(Stghfno.) A dreadful 1uu!
An. me! All wheelmen fall 30, once, they say
And Fanny-dear-
Please dOnt-you hurt my handi
or he keeps on he'll stake header sOon:"
But won't help him-no-Ill die f1rst. THEREBY
Don't gO-why, how you tremble-I believe
Your heart became affected, girl, the day
lfell so NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
what! bluShing?-yOu confess 1t (Kfsstn0 her.)
There! IT'S done
CHARLES RICHARDS DODGE,
In June KheelUan
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David Davis and the BuniOn.

From the Denver Tribune.
Some twenty years ago David Davis was suf-
fering with severe bunion on his left foot. At
least the Senator supposed it was bunion,
although, as he hadn't seen his feet for a gene
ration, it was pretty much a matter of guess
work. However, it hurt him more than the
republican successes, so he called In chropo-
dist, and when that specialist inspected the
damage and came to the surface once more. he
reported that the excrescence was about as big
as q 10 cent Leaf, and that nothing but the most
careful treatment would save the foot. Mr..
Davis accordingly procured shoe Of the six
day-go-as-you-please description, the toe Of
which he could almost see himself when he kicked
out pretty hard. 1t was a sad sight to watch
the presiding officer Of our most digniied BODY
hObbling up the Capitol steps supported BY q big
cane, and the leather pedestal referred to for six
months after that. 1t was new edition Of Bun
Ions Pilgrim's Progress, bound In calf. Some
times the buni0n would grow better and some
times worse. Meanwhile the corn doctor sent
In his regular bill 'for digging out the Senator'S
foundation" "a he facetiously called It, At last
the sufferer became imbued with an absorbing
desire to usually inspect the cause of his tor
pulse, he limped into photograph saloon, pried
of his shoes, and requested the operator to take
ttntype Of his foot. When 1t was completed
he almost fell OF his seat IN an apoplect,c 1T of
rage. for the picture disclosed asmall iron clamp
attached to his little toe, the screw of which the
chiropodist evidently frightened or loosened ct
pleasure. The Senator determined upon .
frightful revenge, and the next morning. when
the corn doctor knelt to remove the shoe. the
man Of weight deliberately turned around and
sat on him. But why dwell upon the sad par
ticulars7 The corn doctor was removed to the
hospital, where three months after he died to
slow music, after having made Q full Confession.
ana IN the iul hope OF glorious immortality.
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Major Of Engineers. q. A.,
Engineer Commissioner D. @.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. my2k-dta
SOLOMON J. FAGUE SON,
- Real Estate Agents, GIL street.

- Real Estate Agents, GIL a street.
THE FINEST LOCATION FOR A PRIVATE RESI-
We will offer for sale. in front Of the premises ar
sub-lots and 10, square 284. street. between
IHURSDAY. MAY 3lsT, 1889 At FOUR O'CLOCK
less fronting 40 feet inches on street running
back depth Of 40 feet to alley An water and gss
Terms: One cash; the remainder at six twelve
eighteen and twenty months, secured by deed Of
trust with interest at per cent per annum. A de-
post OF 5000 required by purchaser on day Of sale
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Made His First Hit.

From tho Wan Street News
And still another New York millionaire has
put his son into business. It happened only
the other day. He gave the young man $5,000
and told him to 90 out upon the street and spec
uiate. Two hours later the son came back and
said:
fAir send oR3"
II should say 90! How did YOU make It r
bought horse"
"a horse p
lust 20. I've bought horse for $500
xn'cn me owner has al along been asking % 900
LOT, snq u You've any more loose change know
what IL cost . year AGO. :" So--
Tue OLD gent didn't seem to naye any moro.
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- WASHINGTON BUTCHERS SONS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
jan22-wSs

ITCHING PILES.
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration. in
tense itching increased by scratching very distress
Ing particularly at night: seems as If pin worms
sometimes affected. II allowed tn continue very seri.
Gus results may follow. ''SWAYNE'S OINTMENT"
ID pleasant sure cure. Alec for letter. Itch Salt
Rheum Scald Head, Eryspelas BARRIERS Itch Botches
all scaly crusty Skin Diseases sent by mail for SO
sWAYNE 4 SON. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY Drug
Rlsts. m9-w,fm
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From the Indepsndeut
The cause Of what Is known az the timber line
on high mountains continues to be discussed in
scientific periodicals, and the attempt continued
to connect the line in some degree with mean
annual temperatures. The writer Of this para
graph has had the matter In mind when on these
high elevations, and tho explanation seemed
very simple. On ell these high peaks there Il Q
continuous, though in some cases slow. descent
OF the soil from the summit to the base Of tina
hill He has never seen case where there wa
soil enough to grow tree that trees were not
growing. Az tho wash from rain or melting
snow will be nearly uniform in . given range.
there will be Of necessity some uniformity IN
the timber line. On Mount Washington and
other high places little plots Of dark vegetable
earth can often be found far above the present
timber line-the remains Of trees which existed
before the earth was washed away. What 10
called the timber line seldom shows graduated
sizes. as mere matter Of temperature would
call for Generally the line Is formed Of very
tall trees. and Immediately scrubby plants. from
tie absence Of deep soil. begin
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WV n F. $ =

DIR. CHEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT. or Reeeners.
tor is made expressly for the Of arrangements
the procreative Whenever any debility Of the
generadve organs occurs, from whatever cause, the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeating
through tho parts must restore them to healthy action
There Is no mistake about this instrument. Years Of
use have tested It, and thousands cures are testified
to- Weakness from 1ndiscret1on, Incapacty, Lack Of
Vgor. Sterttyn fact trouble Of these organs is
cured Do not coniound this with electric belts adver.
sed to cure all Ills from head to toe. This is for the
ONE specified purpose For circulars giving full
information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co.
mh3-s&w 1O3 Washington street. Chicago.
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GALE OF FISH WHARF PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
- TOWN, DC.

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONED,
WASHINGTON, d. O., May %, 1883.
In pursuance Of the Sd and 9Th sections of Of
Rress approved March 3d. 1881. and the acts making
amendments to said act approved April lst 1882 the
following property Of the District Of Columbia win be
offered for sale at public auction on THURSDAY. MAY
IHIRTY,tIRST 1879. in front Of the premises. At
Lots twenty-seven 2 twenty -esh. C2s) and part Of
Lot twenty mine co., containing about sixteen thou
SAND and Q6 O6 square feet ore or less,
ing on Water street in Georgetown D. g.
The property will be sold subject to lease which win
expire March LIST 1884.
Terms Of sale Five hundred (5OO) dollars 70 be
paid within two days Of sale, and residue before
August LIST. 1885, when title Of the property will be
transferred 70 purchaser. deposit OF one hundred
(lOO) dollars down at the time OF sale will be
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject and
az ods IN their Judgment the property does not bring
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners D. @.
G. j. LYDECKER,
Major Of Engtneers. q. s. A.,
Engineer Commissioner D. @.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. my24-da
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singular case Of suspended animation 90
CURED near Burnside Station. Ed. Cox, who
had become insane from religious excitement,
ana application had been made for his admit
lance TO the independence insane asylum. to all
appearance died, and was laid out before the
order Tor admission was received. He remained
In that condition about twelve hours. when he
raised up unexpectedly and was ready to COM
mence fighting his attendants again.
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% EMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER WAR
~ RANTED: Any one can use it sitnout instruction.
operation; Opportunity Afforded for pract;ce Rented,
and rental applied ON purchase price Copying. Man
WYCKOFF. sEAMAEs BEHEDfCT. LeDroit
Building Washington, DC. mhll.w&sIims
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TEOMAS DoWLlN6, Aucuoneer.
GOVERNMENT SAFE

GOVERNMENT SALT.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ALL THE REJECTED
MODELS AT THE q. s. PATENT OFFICE.
=, On FRIDAY; JUNE FIRST 1888. commencing at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. / shall sell. in the Model Room
Patent Office all the rejected Patents comprising met
ais OF every description and other bic articles
By order of the Commissioners.
m26-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucaoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND
STREETS NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
SEHENTH SHEET, BETWEEN AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Dist day Of
October, $780, and recorded In Liber No. 952 III:
folio 24g ct seq Of the land Records Of the District a
OF Columbia and by virtue of decree of the supreme
G {ssa Of said District dated 9th day Of April A. D.
At public suction front Of the premises. on mon
DAY, IHE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE A. ID. 1888 AT
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM the following de.
ecriped real estate and premises located the CITY OF
Washington. in said District viz Part of lot numbered
eleven, in square numbered four hundred and forty
nine. and bounded as follows Beginning the same
on the east line Of Seventh street twenty Feet
eleven inches from the northwest of lot ID
running thence south twenty 1.-TWO fe { four tnche.
thence east one hundred and sixteen feet to an alley
thence north twenty two feet four inches and thenca
west one hundred and sixteen feet to the place of beQn
ming, together with the improvements thereon being
premises No ll29 eth street northwest.
Terms OF sa,e One-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue i'll six and twelve months with
six per cent interest from the day of SALE to be
by deed of trust upon the premises sold; all cash.
at the 2urchaser's option. deposit of 500 Wi; be
required OF the purchaser the day Of sale If the
terms OF sale not compiled with within five days the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at time thereafter
at til risk ana ccst of the defaultng purchaser All
Conveyance ng at purchasers cost.
i. j.. JOHNSON r.
- c. II. MCBLAIR,5 trustees
DTNCANSON BROS Auctioneers n,yOS- aoSda
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
EOLEY. Auctioneer.

I win sell the HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR.
PETS. OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES at house No.
so4 street between eth and 9th streets northwest
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY THIRTY-FIRsT,
stste as follows: Walnut and Painted Chamber Sets;
Parlor Sets covered with Raw Silk; Extension Tables,
Sldeboarde Dining room Chairs; Brussels and Ingram
CARPETS, almost newt Bed LOUNGE and Camp Chairs.
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses, WardrobesI Looking
Glasses. Kitchen Furniture Stoves, AID quantity Of
other goods too numerous to mention. The furniture
and carpets are In splendid condition. Sale positive
my29-A FOLEY, Aucnoneer.
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THOMAS Z. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Aucuone,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED BIZ TWO
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET
AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND. ct FIvE>sa
O'CLOCK PM viii sen, In mont Of the prem SE
ises. ngmbere 1420 and 1z22 Stress and the lots
upon which the same situated.
Terms easy; defeErsd payments. II desired. and q
i've per cent. THOMAS r WA00AMkN
m26-d&ds AuctioneSr
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'S


Where all other medicines have failed this prepare.
ten 10 always effective Rapid and extraordinary cure
OF a DISCHARGES. recent Of long standing. used
IN the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RICoRD
and found greatly superior to all remedies hitherto
known. Sold by ali Drugglsts. ia22-wEsIy
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DOR FRYING FISH AND OYSTERS
OLIVE BUTTER

Has no equal. More wholesome and economical than
Lard and is free from the pungent odor Cook
ing O1s: Cook Books containing valuable recipes and
instructions how to Olive Buttr by the rincipa
OF the Philadelphia Cooking School, mailed free upon
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINO-
Ton. BEING PREMISES No. 1913 NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 22d day Of May. @
1883, and an amended decree passed on the 23d -
NAY 1883 IN equity cause ISL shal zen q public
FOURTH pay OF JUNE, 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK
al that certain piece or parcel Of ground lying
lumbe and distinguished the ground plat thereof
Lot in Davidson's recorded subdivision Of Square
brick dwelling "
Terms of sale - prescribed by said decree: One
fourth caeh residue in one two and three years re-
spsctyey from day Of sale with interest The rate Of
upon the property sold; all cash ct option OF pur-
chaser: deposit OF $500 required Of purchaser at
time OF sale. All convey ancn9 ct purchasers cost.
The Trustees the right resdvertise and sen
the property at defaultng cost and risk
terms are not complied with In ten days.
CHARLIE, H. CRAGIN. JR.,
Once 321 ~ street northwest r.x.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustees
m23dts Office $50 ~ street northwest ]
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Test-R. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
My7. 8, 9&eo4W BY M. A. CI.ANQY Aassf CLARK

A LARGE COLLECTION OF IMPORTED ARTI-
"A FICIAL HUMAN EYES
FOR sale by 3. g. T1TCOMB. NJ. D.. GIG West Balh-
more street. Baltimore. Md.
n. 81 have all sizes and colors myl2.s&w I'm
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III
ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUT
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

1neorpor.tedi 1858 twenty years by the Ieeis
hture for Educational and Charitable purposae-With
capital OF s.. OOO, 000-to which . reserve fund OF
over $3.50. 600 has since been added.
X IN over.helming popular vote its franchise was
sss p: BE- lg7s State Constitution adopted
IT'S dRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAwrNas win take
place monthly nsry scoIes0r DostpOnss. Look ct tho
1t7xH grand MONTHLY
and the
EXTRAORDINARY 6EMI-ANNUAL DRAWING.
At NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1858.
GEN. q. 4: sExUREGkRD, q Io1isi.nas and SV GEN.
CAPITALPRI $50 000.
II NOT1CE.-Tickets arc TEN DOLLARS only:
Halves $; Fifths g; T E9 %s 81;
lCapitsl Prize Of $3.50 $780, 600
iSrsaa frss & 8 Sd. :::::: SoS
2LsFgs Prizes a ID 0O0................... 50. OOo
a b.Exs Prizes Of &So9.................. 20.0Oo
" Yksy. - W
= xIW 09sOo0
~ zASssesesessssssssssesS S0sOl0
OtW :. W.
APPROPRIATION PRiZE&
100 Approximation Prizes q Sao0........... $40 900
100 " 100............ 10 900
NV tossssssssssse Vso0V
2T0 Pziaes amounting To- Ss22 500
Application fog rats 10 Clubs should b MAde only
r sSs omen 8 g. s cS%Psos IN New oaa
II. A. DAUPHIN.
mye NEW ORLEANA Ia.
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NHoMAS BOWLING. Auc4aoneer.

vsa0@AS OOWAAANos Auc0ooeees
TRUsTEEg SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND ADJOINING PRENI-
SES ON THE WEST SIDE OF POTOMAC
STREET. IN GE0RGETOWN, NEAR BRIDGE
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE.
Undar and IN pursuance q decreo a tie su- -
preme Court OF the District Of CoumhdA saftin9 In Il
Equity. duly passed. In cause NO. sos. z. B. Grow -
6 a.. pianH6e. " Joseph W. Boucher 6 Il, defend.
entR hetn Of tho lte Alfred H. Boucher, on fe ilth
dAy o. July 1874 ths undersgned Trugtses appointed
IN and By said deexee win esl at public auef3on On
the pEemfseA. on MONDAY, the kLIVENTH DAY or
JUNE. 1855. st SIX O'CLOCK 3. r, % The hieheat
hddeE. The hereinafter described pramisoa "a m ~
dghel df1A and eeta4e theren of fho lafo Alfro1 r.
Boucher deceooed t1es d b says An that Part o Lot
num at twentY COZ e. TIE city q eeeESSto!n.
negnning ct point On ths Wes ads e Potomac sese
lo fees inches south 0e0 Prospect street. running
thence south - foot dx tncheo oooo vat 81 fOot 70
ne est line of lot tWe0fyoDe; thence north With sid
0a:e nne feet ncho and thence east - sect 20 the
POM o. oeg1nntn4s with tho hroe-Geugy Doek Houeo
Ths farms Of ssls are - foovs % WI, One hundred
dollars % b pad down te dry Of 0a9 . bofogfaeod
n ooe o. with 10 terms q onle
enixo e n e1oso Paschaqe 11oeI u eAeh y1thin ave
days aftoe OonAImaHon q sAles fhe IomaipinG two.
thirds In two equal instamone 8 twelvo end eighteen
mcnthg from the day a alA With interest from that
data. Fun Conveyance % b made On payment q ths
entrs purchase money. lnteet end c9psesss q con-
vs'aa''. E ;ASSkEaf0oHX TruassA
THos. BOWLING. Aux nyss-db
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of four wr Of eri facias issued out of tn
Clerks Office o. the supreme Court Of the District q
for cash. front Of the Court House OF said Dis.
trict on FRIDAY. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1893. q
interest OF John Butler in and 70 the following de-
two a. In square three hundred sna twenty ssao ssc
part Of Lot twelve G2l IN square three hundred and
corner Of said loo IL and running south twenty eight
2s) feet and eight 90 nches thence east ten 0) feet
thence north twenty EIGHT 2S) feet and eight a. fnche
and thence west ten 0) feet place of beginning
~ S T,rn Al snu singu az tne there
satisfy executions No. a. $50 at law favor Of Coz
Whitman Cox use Of John b. LArner; No. 81 956 q
law In favor Of George w. Starr Jr No "a ss5 1t Law
in favor Of Margaret Butler and No. o. 176 ct Law
favor of Mary Z. Byrne.
CLAYTON MoMlCHAEI, United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. my2l 70