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GALE OF yALUABF PROPERTY IN ALExAN,
~ DRIA CDrNrY YIRGINIA


BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF m
Alexandria County, firsfna. rendered Mt its No ~
yember Term 1854 in the chanoery suit of Zadok -.
signed Commissioners therein named will on sATIJR.
DAY, the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1ssS Al
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, IN front Of Hills old
at rublo auction. the following property in Alexandria
lst two .cre tract Of land beginning atA q stone
on the north eide Of Arlington road north II
west along the east bauk OF ditch Is chat M
% stone in the said ditch; thence north Iss east
IS chains TO stone in the east line OF said tract
and west line Of J. X. Johnstons land; thence with
said line south l2 east chains 10 D. on the north
side Of said pike. bunch of white oak bushes OF
corner 10 the tract and j. r. Johnstons land with said
pike, thence south 75A west chains % the bsinnng,
the Columbia Pike about so poles and links from the
northwest corner OF the original tract ~ IS 40
surveyed for James T. Close by Oliver Cox In 1850,
and running thence with said TURNPIKE north rs east
POLES links thence south 9 east about 3. poles 70
the Intersection of Closes line thence south s4
poles and 20 links thence north s To the place
along the west side OF said lot TO the Intersection of
Closes line and all other rights and privileges the
same belonging,
Sd The pired term Of the % year Iease Of 10. l.
square i, town OF Rossyn, on which lot stands fine
two-story Frame House. commonly called the Gross
property. This lease years to run and the rent
10 be paid to the Alexandria Canal Railroad and Fridge
Company 10y the purchaser Of the term SOL per
mum during the term payable semi annually, In I'D
vance.
Terms Of sale Ten PER cent Of the purchase noney
TO be paid in cash the day sale, the remaipd
IN three equal instruments at six twelve and eishteen
secured by OF purchaser with good nor.
sona security. and Retention Of the title until the
same are fg Hy raid r>r
Washington, ID. O.,
GEORGE A. MUSHBtCH
Alexandria, Va.
je2 % 6 20 commissioners OF sale.
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EINE BUILDING LOT 81 1912 FEET FRONT ON
IL x STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNEAU
TWELFTH, AT FIVE THIRTY O'CLOCK. Wee1#
will sell, in front Of the premises. -
LOT 8. SQUARE IS.
This lot is RAPIDLY advancing in value and now has
an old Frame Dwelling on it
TERMS One quarter cash: balance IN one two and
three years. notes to bear interest payable
semi annually notes % be secured by deed trust or
all cash at option of purchaser. deposit 800 re-
quired at sale. ConveyancinY, &c. At purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise
the right reserved to resell at risk and of
ing purchaser after giving i've days public notice of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, ID. G.
je7-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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HOW TO FIX 1T,
What the Deacon Did. and why it Is
Difficult to Apply His Theory
in All Things.

Difficult to Apply His Theory
in All Things.
''When planning to build the famous zone boss
shay" SO humorousy described by the 'Autocrat Of
the Breakfast Table the Deacon soliloquized thus
Fur the weakest place must STAN the strain;
An the way to fix II, as maintain. ia only Jest
To make that place as strong the rest"
The result of the Deacon's theory, when reduced to
practice is historical That chaise ran exactly one hum
dred years to day. when the anniversary of its
completion the Deacon being out for ride that morn
ing-it
went to pieces all at once
All at once, and nothing first:
just as bubbles do when they burst"
Why do not men end their careers. "a did the Dea
cons onehoss shay!" Because there is always weak
est place. They not equally strong in all their parts
Disease attacks them the feeble part gives way others
follow. and the human vehicle is wreck in the road
Among Americans the custom is for the heart liver
and kidneys to yield before the first rush of the de-
stroyer. Two forces accomplish this-work and worry
We bound to beat-deternined to get rich at all
hazards perish In the attempt few get rich the
majority perish in the attempt. You can scarcely
glance over your daily paper without meeting para.
graph mentioning sudden death from heart disease
or what is supposed to be that while Kidney and diges-
tive troubles yellow leaves In October.
For these diseases BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER is the specific universally endorsed by the
people and leadng In the medical faculty. This
plaster is not patented preparation seeking the sort
notorety which is based upon deception on the part
the prorrietors and ignorance the Of the public
but remedy founded long and profound study by
medical and chemical experts. It possesses ALL the
virtues OF the fashioned plasters in combination
with excellencies found in others. 1t is plaster
Enthusiastically speakngs brought down to date.
Be guarded against limitations In the center Of the
genuine is CUT the word CAPCINE. Price rs cents.
Seabury johnson. Pharmaceutical Chemists, New
York. leg
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An INTERESTING EVENT
In consequence OF the delicate health of Mrs J.
W. Somers, the principal OF the Mount Vernon
seminary, the commencement exercises OF this
year took place IN the pariors Of the seminary in
the presence OF the families Of the graduates and
q few, comparatively. OF their friends, the num-
ber however, being sufficient TO NIL the rooms and
halls Of the building to overlooking. The floral
tokens were very numerous and OF exquisite
beauty, and Included many novel and striking de-
vicea One peculiarly handsOme and original de-
sign was q large easel. the uprights composed of
daisies the frame of Marechal Nell roses and car
nation pinks, and for picture was a lovely cIus-
Ter OF roses reposing on rich bed OF pansIes
Another beautiful emblem was a large
nincant motto sen avant" engrossed In
brightest lmmortelies on its fair, pure pages
pupils taking part in the program took their
places, and the exercises were opened by a chant
and prayer. followed by plano soIo,"The Trout"
Two soprano solos, by Miss Helen Nelly, were
much appreciated. as was a thoughtful essay On
Mary Jennings vocal duet, Il. Luna Il fm Mls
bile" was artisticaly given by Misses Dewey ana
Gallup. Miss Halle n. Elliott showed a remarka-
Die diversity OF talents by her exquisite rendition
OF an aria from the "Huguenots," and by the read
ing OF en- essay, .'Such stun as Dreams are Made
Or" an extremely well written production, and
read with charming grace. The essay by Miss
Florence Helen Nash, "Wanted. New D!ction-
OF the photographers to keep pace with
new demands o, Language, and In happy, witty
vein sue prOCeeCeU I'd give definitions
for the words 'duGe" "pSchutt "and OF her expires.
sions OF recent origin and scarlfed the first named
unlucky individual until several young gentlemen
In the audience fairly trembled Miss Rose He'll
man Is the pOsSessor Of q soprano voice OF remark
able power and richness IS was exhibited In a solo
with violin obigato by Prof. kaspar and also in q
duct with Miss Nelly. ballad, Better Land, !"
was given BY Miss Jennie Nisbet, In a glorious
contralto. Miss Frances T. Scoviile. q most bril-
liant pianist, performed a rondo by Field in nm
isied style. Miss Mabel Jones' we'll delivered
essay "Glimpses into Arts Wonderland :" was an
extremely Interesting resume OF the form and
progress Of art from the time OF the
building OF the pyramids to the pres.
sAt~isy. "Trirmphal arches" well conceived
essay was read by Miss Mary L Cammack. The
address 70 tbs graduates. by Rev. Vim. A. Bart
lett. was most aappy and Well timed After the
cCnferring OF the diplomas the exercises were
closed with beneGjction. A very pleasant recep-
tion ensued, during the course OF which refresh
0entS were served. The occasion throughout as
such a thoroughly enjoyable one that 1t was only
with the strongest effort that the guests reiuc-
family tore themselves away. The graduates were !:
Mary Little Cammack, WASHINGTON ID. C.: Halle
u. Elliott, Springaeld, H.; Eiith Foster, sa;frtd
spain; Mary Jennings Harrisburg. Pa; Nsbel
Jones' Springfield, iii; Florence ueleu \ ssh,
Ottawa, III
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TOHN SHERMAN CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers
927 L street northwest

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPRovED LOT ON
MADISON STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
=, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofaeS
cause No. 9. 557. Equity docket %. win sell at-A
PUBIC "a aue ;1o. on THURSDAY. JUNE FOUR
the premises sub lot 49, square $50, Washington
city The dimensions of said lot twenty feet four
an alley. ~
ments at and years with interest or All cash st
the option Of the purchaser Deferred payments 70 be
secured by deed OF trust the property sold All
yeyancg and recording at purchasers cost Seventy
hve dollars must be paid day Of SALE II terms are
sell the property ut the rsk and cost of defautnx
purchaser. THOMAS W. FOWLER, Trustee.
W. n. SMITH. Salesman. -6t
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The Star Route Case.

1ALE n LEAK CONSlNED By THE SECOND TRlAI-UOW
THE TIMB WAS DIVIDED
The first star route trial, which occupied about
Three months, was regarded as most remarkable
Tor its length When the present trial was COM
menced 1t was thought that it would be shor ter
than the first as the first trial had served the pur-
pose OF systemat!zing the evidence. However,
through the Introduction into the case OF new
testimony, 1t has been protracted far beyond the
,mts OF the nrst trfaL The trial was practically
Of organizing the jury for the December term W as
commenced However. the case was not called
formally until December 9Th. Since that time the
court has sat continuously, except On SATURDAYS
and on days regarded as holidays, with the
exception OF two or three days when the
Illness OF Jurors compelled an adjournment.
Preliminary motions and arguments respecting
the organization OF the jury occupied several days
Tie jury was finally completed December H. Mr.
Bliss opened the case for the government, be-
ginning his speech December Ii and closing
case for Brady, and concluded December 20 Mr..
lngerson began his opening for the DOrseys on
the 21st and concluded On the 2ai, On which day
the taking Of testimony was commenced. The
government occupied until March 9th giving its
Testimony in Chief during which time lOl witnesses
were examined, Of whom 81 were sub-contractOrs,
postmasters, and mall contractors from the west
great amount of testimony consisted OF records
from the Post once department. The defense
occupied the time from March to April 10 inclu-
sive, In giving testimony, and during that time
20 witnesses were placed on the stand,
IN addition to large amount OF record testimony
The government began Its testimony In rebuttal
April 10, and closed April IS, during which time
WITNESSES were placed on the stand Al
together I46 witnesses were examined, and with
Mr.. BlackInar, who was called to the stand after
the arguments were opened, 1t7 witnesses were
examined After d brief argument on some legal
points Mr.. Ker, on the 10Th OF April, began the
closing arguments, and spoke seven days, finish
ing on the 9th OF April He vas followed by Mr..
Bliss for the government. who began Monday,
April 80, and spoke seven days. closing Tuesday,
Mag g. Mr. Wilson followed TOR the defense May
o. and closed May 10 Mr. IngersOu began the
closing argument for the defense Friday, May IS,
and occupied one week, closing Friday, May 25.
NaP nrtAFv
having the rOOr for nine DAYS
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CHkNCERY SALE OFvALUABIE PROPERTY No
~ 4SI NJ STREET NORTHWEST. IN WASHING

TON CITY. ID. c.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tI1ct OF Columbia, in general term. in equity
No 5, $50, jackson Backwood ct al, will 49,
sell at public auction in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1888, at SIX
O'CLOCK, p NJ. Lot numbered s9. of Augustus
Davis. subdivision Of original Lot numbered 8. in
square numbered 5l3. In Washington City. D. c.. i'm
brick front and two back building being house
No. 437 nj street northwest.
Terms: One-fourth CASH ard residue In six twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale, notes beng
given therefor with interest all cash at the option
the purchaser. Property sold clear Of taxes. de-
post OF sl00 required at sale. and all conveyancng
the purchasers cost
MAuLON ASHFORD.
4I2 a. Ave. 7 T-,,..o,.
JOB. BARNARD. Ai"s'ees'
4l2 5th street n. W.
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts %
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
u o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer,
liz 10th and streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE NORTHEASTERN SECTION OF The
CITY.
I will sell at public auction on THURSDAY theA9&
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.. D. 1883, in frontta5&
Of the premises at (6> SIX O'CLOCK PM. Lots-A-
~ and % feet front on street. of 9th street
northeast near entrance to Kendall Green. All paved
and graded. water and gas. fine parking.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and two wears
with notes secured by deed of trust the property
sold; with interest at six per cent per annum de-
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. Title perfect.
je5-d&ds Il. q. HOLTZMAN, Auctioneer.
eFON ACCOUNT OF RAIN, THE ABOVE SALE
Is postponed until MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY
OF JUNE. AID. 1888, at 10 SIX O'CLOCK.
JEST K. O. HOFFMAN, Auctionper
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THE CosconD HAnNEss.
Get the Best
LUTZ l. BRO,
Agents for the sale of 'The Concord Har ess OF al
kinds and descriptions Coupe. Caring and Road
Harness q specially
Have opened to-day another very large stock Of the
ofier at very low prices Every genuine Concord Har-
ness ID stamped with makers name and trade mark
Trunks, SatcheIs. SC, in great variety at bottom
prices.
LUTZ & BRO,
4s1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
apl3 Adjoining National Hotel
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On. RUPERT,

On. RUPERT,
NOS lC3 AND 4o5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIT
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis CroQuek, Bicycles velocipedes Arch
cry. Fishing Tackles, Wagons. 80.
Can and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
times. Ara
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

=" The Old Ticket ''-Mr. Tilden Too
Oid-Mr. Flowers BOOm-Jay Gould
Again - Actors QuaTrels-The Bar.
thOldi Statue-The English Swim.
mers-The Sudden Heat-Niss Kel-
Iogg's Libel Suit-IEOvv the Law f.
Defeated. Etc.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, BEING NUMBERED 1917. ON
SEVENTH STREET NORTHXEGT. -

" REAL ESTATE, BEING NUMBERED 1917 ON
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree passed in the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia the 18th day OF May
p. 1883. in the cause Of Alice W. Follin Jshn
Goldin ct a. No. SOL, Equity Docket %, will SELL Il
y lyme Eft TWELFTH I! Ap lsss, Ct FIHE.ThIRTi
by the depth thereof Of numbered nine s in square
numbered four hundred and forty seven l447 situate
no.:hwest in the city OF Washington DC. together
with the improvements thereon consisting of q two
brick stable in the rear.
and twelve months from day Of sale to be secured bv
the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at the
OF SIX per cent per annum. and secured by deed of
trust the property sold all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser deposit of 300 viii be required when
the purchasers bid 10 accepted II the terms Of sale
are not complied with with ten days from day Of sale
the Trustee the right resell At the risk
recording at purchasers cost
CHAS. F. wOLLARD. TrusteA
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z CO.. Auctioneers.
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VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND ADJOINING PREAiI-
SES, On THE WEST SIDE OF rOFOM A6
STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR BRIDGE
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE.
Under and in pursuance Of decree Of the Su- "A
preme Court OF tine District of Coumbs sitting k
EQUITY duly passed in cause No: 1905. T. H. Crow -
ct al. plaintiffs Joseph w. Boucher ct al defend
ants heirs Of the late Alfred H. boucher. the l4th
day OF july 1874. the undersigned Trustees appointed
In and by said decree viii SELL at pubic auction.
the premises on MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE. 1888; at SIX O'CLOCK ?. NJ. to the highest
bidder the hereinafter described premises and all the
rights. title. and sststs therein of the late Alfred H.
boucher deceased, that is to say All that part Lot
numbered twenty GOO. in the city of GEORGETOWN.
IN the District OF Columbia, described follows viz:
BegnnlSE at point on the west side Of Potomac street
thence south a. feet six inches thence west 81 feet
the east line of lot thence north with said
east line 43 feet inches and thence east 81 feet the
point OF beginning with the threestory Brick House
thereon.
The terms Of sale follows 10 wit: One hundred
dollars to be paid down the day of sle to he forfeited
10 case OF compliance with the sale; one
third OF the entire purchase money cssh within
days after conhrmato of eale; the remaining
thirds in two eQua insallments at twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sAle with interest from
date Full conveyance to be made payment of the
entire purchase money interest and expenses of
Veyance. X. p. JACKSON, }r
VIM. A. MELOY, ! AfuSss-
THOS. BOWLING. Auct my29-dts
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FINRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
l. FARM OF FIFTY: FIVE ACRES, NEAR FALLS
CHURCH, FAIRFAX CO.. VA; WILL MAKE A
GOOD TRUCK FARM Or TO SUBDIVIDE INTO
BUILDING LOTS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded In Lber B.
No folio 34 one Of the land records Of the county
Of Fairfax. We win sell at public auction the
premises. on THURSDAY. JUNE TWENTY. FRS.
tract of land known as part Of the old Benz .Klock
Farm containing fitty-ave acres two rods and four
ments ways rights and privileges to the Same belong
Terms: CASH: All convsyancing At purchasers cost
deposit of 500 required at SALE Terms to be com.
cost of defaulting purchaser after five days public
notice Of such resale in The Evening Star published in
Washington, d. G.
Z. B. HAIGHT. Trustee.
June 1885, te1- l6ts
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OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE also OO0.

'Wedo hereby cert,p that nv s~perrsse ne arroaos-
e,ds t9r aA ths Monthly and sent suai Drawinos
U The Louisiana State Lottery Daat, assd rer.
manage and control ne Drauings heraselues and
that the conducted NTH honestly Sasrness o1
Company 10 this certificate. n -sanssles a. O
SIGNATURES atGcksed. IA its advertisements"
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AZZSkaM1ue.9
ZTPNO
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=
Commissioners.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated 1868 twenty We years by the Ies
hture for Educational and Charitable purposeewith
capital of 81, 0OO. OO0-to which . reserve fund Of
over $3.50 600 has since been ADDED.
BY an overwhelming popular yote tn franchise was
made part OF tine present State Constitution adopted
December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
ITs GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAwrNos win take
following Distribution:
18TH GRAND MONTHLY
EXTRAORDINARY SEMi-4NNUAL DRAWING
AT NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY. JUNE n. 1850.
Under the personal superytsion and manaeement q
JUBaL A. EARLY. of YireInia.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 600.
eB N0TICE.-Tickets are TEN DOLLARS onlyg
Halves. s.; Fifths. q; Tentns 81
! Grand Prize of So OOO. ............,.... so O00
Grand Prize Of 20. 0O0................... 20 600
2LsrRe Prizes Of 10. O0O.................. 90 90
q Large fr1ztB Oh Zu,OuV
20 Prizes OF J.. observation-disclosures. 90 900
oO ......s.ss.s.s.s... z5.OO0
lW U0.tUU
ZO 4O,OUO
oo ow az Ay.s.....ss....s...., ~
1000 nox,. 20, :;:.:.:....... 900
100 Approximation Przes Of s10O. $40 O0o
100 100 1000
100 76........... 800
Auc. as am s rss e Sn: ; X go go
10 the Once OF the Company In New OrlsanA
II. A. DAUPHIN.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
BETMEES NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated July 24th A. RA&
d. 1879, duly recorded In ber No Oils, folio 4n5S$
ct seQ one OF the land records for the District
Conmba and at the request Of the holder Of the note
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. ISsS. a.
EALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ the following
described real estate situate IN the city Of
D. c., to vital that certain piece Of ground known
as Lot bered thirty eight 1884, in the subdivision
(3sy).
Terms: One third cash. and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest SIX per
cent per annum secured by deed of trust OR all cash
at option OF purchaser 500 deposit ct the time OF
sale aud ell conyeyancine and recording AT purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days. .
BRAINsRD Fl. WARNER r-.
3e7-eod JOHN JOY EDSON irustee~
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STORAGE OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE.

,a UtElNC.A1NnSOS Bros, corner 9th and d streets
HohtaH nsve and spacious Storage Rooms, well
HSvs~ns Snw zHcnGste9 Goods covered by Insurance.
or Swing up househeoDdnS 70 ~ IN ~
cor2Modated By this DIM ~1 1se sunD0 ~ Saa IN
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I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
~ WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9. 1888.

eFTo obtain any Of these Letters the applicant must
call for ADvERTIsED LETTERS. and give the dste Of
this list
not called for within one month they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Once.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE CITY MARK TS.
Dealers Complain of DuiIness.

FLOUR AND GRAIN-BUTTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF Eggs LIGHT-sFRISG PoULTRY-LowER PRICES
FOR vEGETABLES-THE NEAT MARKET IayELY
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A YER'S SARsAPARILLA IS A HIGHLY CONCEN.
trated extract of Sarsapsrilla and other blood pu
r1fy1ng roots combined with Iodide Of Potassium
lron Its control over scrouous diseases is u1equaed
by any other medicine. lei
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D o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TEENTII lTREicT NORTHWRGT.

the District Of Columbia passed on the 10th day Of
February, 1885, In Equity cause No: 9. 064. Wherein
plaintiff and Charles Pruning and others gre defend
premises, atFIHE O'CLOCK p NJ. on WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1883. Lot lettered
bered three o. in square No. 227, said lot having
front Of IS 20 feet street northwest and depth Of
able three-story brick dwelling house containing
rooms.
Terms Of sale: Onet cash; 500 ct time Of sale
and the remainder in two equal installnent payable
sale With Interest the deferred paymente to be hen
the premis sold. II the terms OF sale be not COM
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defanlting purchaser AL to
be at the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN @. HEALD, TrustsA
No. sol street northwest.
3e7-d&dS 10Th and r streets northwest
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GALE OF OLD MATERIAL.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS, :
WASHINGTON, D. c., June ., 1885,
Scrap Iron Scrap Copper and Brass Plaster Of Paris
and other old material will be sold public auction
the premises Of the above building, on FRIDAY. JUNE
FIFTEENTH, 1888, at TWO O'CLOCK p, NJ.
The material can be and schedules obtained BY
applying to this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Col. Corps of Engineers.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je5-6t