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safe and Rellablc.

A. W. DRowS, MD, OF Providence, r. says
al have used Hunts Remedy in my practice for
epast sixteen years. and cheertully recommend
II as being q safe and reliable remedy"
Hunts Remedy is purely vegetable COM
pound, scientifically prepared by a hrstclass reg
istered Pharmacist, and will surely cure all dis
eases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, and Trim
AIRY Organs. Cor,
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SIMMONS
Pile Ointlnnentl

Cured me In one spplicetion-Rlind Piles
HENRY q BILIOUS
Rector St pauls, 81. Albaas. VI
Acted like eharm-p.ottuding FILES.
J. &. WHITNEY, IL. D., Lit,le Falls, N.Y.
Never had 10 use g but once-l,cAlnr PleS
/. c. BROWNING, Master Mecaanie.
Wilmington Car WolkS
Gave relsei al once aad stopped an desire IN
'V'N'eo' +. q BOWRtG.
Insurance Ageut New Noyk.
A,ayed 81 pain and itching IN one triNl
!, y. QJkhOhAlLLE, Rector Trinity Chanel
sonora, \ NJ.
A.S vonr tIsggisl for n a5c Yer OK.
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stylish, pcrfcct-iittlng. we'll made garments,
at reasonable prices. Please state as near rs
nof ,ible the color, price, style, etc.. desired.
n whole suit can now be sent by mail at small
cost TlCtSoR q GO. refer TO thousands
q HON they have thus supplied during the
past 70 yenrs. Send for samples, or call OF 5.
'''.' cts. 81. Lorig.
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MEX VOUS DEBILITY

kQlS rhheVhirLivN ioI tho sI,rvu, uu.. .
VuSI Seminal Weakness Lost Manhood
- Nervousness, Confusion Of Ideas, Aver.
bouRht on BY secret habit and cxcossos Any
oerlEiet has the inRrediouh. u Louis Curative
oa,utu!:. sl9 Vt Charles 81 Louis 10
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THE, GREAT ENGLISHBBMEDY

10 a never.failing euro
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, sein.
nal Weakness, aper,
matorrhra, LO sr
MANHOOD impoien.
ey, Paralys. aud all
the terrible effects of
Self Abuse. youthful
TO lies al excuses Ia
mstufcr such M
Loss OF New DRY, Las
situde, Nocturnal Emis,
sion, Aversion 10 soclc.
". plmpess OF Vision,
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CURE YOURSELF

~ uohannans "N,fctshls curatnt' iswrrftr,,s M a,
nai,uy cure ny iutms Of Np,fIsf,offtsa az $50.
m,.".s., o,nefai pehl'f, imfoifnt,, tc aud f-slf.
lost rover and hrinep haeN The "Suushfri tlt,,f I,
uuse VINO nave destroyed u ~ sexual ,srttsrs IN I'D
kt,p ~ ifsin two % seven weeks time This f,nodv
hss ossn by pf bohanlgn In tis private Isaet,-. IA
H.my WaI, was ntscr kn1wn IN fAil IN turlrf ~,
te WORST N.hiA II gsy's vitality aud intuft. ~, Y,
Mih wonderful enact 70 shote nddo-ngtd m.n WHO b.i
nsssn.g beyond ihef ystis. w. ihyiguiailng rfous,
arc tl ~ ONE Young rlVn aGileginl from ia ss..
qssrets q that Ir,aaiiy desIueilw habit Il iii A.
v ~, ~. WV nellciht WIN u. assurance OF tpss<sr ~,
,hnhaNtNl tnrt. Iht IetittA gains strfrth AZ a.,
un oi tnli,n 81 once 40 y nols directly on iic rsfu ~
i ~ spohiny enh HEALING TOME tid nnodyhe 10 ~ !,
mhu smh1i v.s,el,a aud Initiated d.,r lrnunft,s \.
W.. gne and n,'qtng them y thslr natural s,a,, ia ,g,
Mo-, W, n.n.ia hhnt hLd h,tu tsen nsiuysd IN etf
uU'honh are simple productions OF natuf,-'la,ts -.
h,,es slg ana az, si'cihc ior he hio d,cesas
a., Ltiu, tn, nolhfs rnt Win ri dfe,ilors 80 b,
~ Gl ne,ih mn sf''i bciytru Warhlop,nn avv,us ~
ohcntuvt, " lHn,s, $50 Estrhi she'd IN Nj ~ :"
,ut-nf 10 TREATISE on special ll.H,.,s Witch 49,,
tlsa d.nehon ol ihs nature, thus syint,t,n, ~,
9fei ttc, OF htluiLls. ttNisAL NIilkln, W.. =
tNtL 10 any adde's upcn f,ttut az am. ~. M, -
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ln-law abruptly; and The country squire sank

in-law abruptly; and the country squire sank
back in his chair.
Thanks, that viii do" said Reston, taking
the little fat square book from the clerk and
turning over hepages 'Ah. here it is-Ultra-
marine Hotel, Folkestone, James THOMPSON
Now Wen see"
He took telegraph form and wrote a mes
sage: "From F. Reston. Emperor's Chambers.
Temple London, to J.. Thompson, Ultramarine
Hotel, Folkestone. In Mrs. Grace Andas or
Mrs John Andss staying at your hotel Answer
snow we shall hare taken our first step. said
Reston, ringing. ''Sepd the Telegram directly"
How long. shall we be getting an answer7'
said Audas gloomily.
Depends On the amount Of business. Per
haps in an hour, perhaps in three. There, take
the gaper must 70 on with my brief"
snatching away the papers, "Y6u must talk to
me: This is consultation. I'll pay
Resfon saw that It was OF no use to combat
his brotherr-in-law; so to make the time pass
more easily he lit cigar, and sat and listened
to the great earnest fellows long-winded de-
tails of how badly he had behaved to his "little
darling" as he called her; But she must never
know Of this, Frank" he kept saying,
mot II we can keep It from her" said the bar
rister quietly and he sat back in his easy chair,
looking gTimly amnsed and thinking that, after
all, his sister might have done worse than mar
~ the big honest Engii.hman. whose good looks
~.
But It was q tedious time, and It took all the
young bazrister's skill IN tempting his brother
in-law into fresh narratives, to keep him from
rushing back to his hotel. aud taking flight to
avoid the police who would soon be on his track
At last, though, the telegram arrived, and
there was a curiousy puckered appearance
about Frank Reston's eyes as he opened it and
held 1t, gazing at it for few moments without
speaking.
why don't you put me out of my misery7"
cried Audas at last and, snatching the telegram,
he read the one word mo"
"What! Why, what does this mean?"
II asked If Mrs. Andas was at the Ultrama-
rfne HOTEL" said Reston, slowly, '.and the
answer comes back, NO My dear boy, it's q
hoax"
"Hah!" calculated John Audas. drawing In and
expressing a long breath, and then striding to-
ward the door.
what are you going to do 2"
First find out who did that"
Nonsense, man! Some fool who thought you
were not happy with your wife to try you"
ut was that Miss"
Never mind who 1t was man. Go back to
Lesby and take her for arun on the continent. 1t
will do you both good"
"By Jove, will" cried Audas 81 say, come
and dine with US, and see US off afterward."
ITO be sure will, 3" said Frank Reston; and
he did. spending pleasant evening with his
brother-in-law and sister, whose pallor seemed
to wear off as she saw her husbands high spirits
and heard his plans.
''Not a bad bit ofwork." said Frank Reston, as
he watched the train steam out Of the Viaduct
Station, for John Audas would not go by Folke-
stone. do him good. Bring him to his senses
De"ce ed trick though Eaha
wife had been aliveI' I wonder what Jack
would say If he knew who sent him that tele-
gram. - Whitehall Renie,o.
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Boy Brlgands.

Correspondence Of the NsW York Times.
The existence OF an extraordinary 0rganiza-
ton in the village Of Markham, Ontario, has
been discovered. It consisted of several young
boys, who, prompted by yellow-back literature.
formed themselves into band for the purpose
OF burglarizing residences in the village For
several months they have been emulsting the
deeds Of professional gentlemen" whose evil
careers they endeayored to initiate, and they
have been singuiarly lucky in escaping
detection and capture for SO long a
Time, although q large number Of houses
were entered by them and . great deal
OF plumber obtained. They are all sons Of re-
sPectaoie, wealthy parents. They used TO meet
near the PresbyteriaH graveyard in o cave.
Each swore "a fearful oath to remain
true to the band under any circumstances,
ana IN case q betrayeE was found among them
ne was Go die the death of q traitor. The father
night visit. This gentleman kept hardware
store, and from It were stolen revolyers and
bowie knives. All the money and valuhhles
stolen were carefully secreted, 30 that no plum
der would be found upon any one of them In case
o. Suspicion and search. Their plan WIS to re-
TIRE st night. as usual and Is soon as their rela
yves were asleep to redress Themselves step out
OF the house. and go to the point Of meeting.
Al length yonng fellow employed In bankers
ONCE was noticed by the bankers wife to be act
ing In suspicious manner. She watched his
movements. discovered him hiding some OF the
booty. eud then the whole story came out. The
stolen properly was recovered from the boys
ana returned to the owners Owing to the high
social position held by the parents Of the young
culpfitS compromise was effected whereby the
offenders were not prosecuted.
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Il $ 7 }; Il
II n ZEE nm 90 Nm IIJJ ."

DIP. CHEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeenera-
tor Is made expressly for the Of derangements of
the procreative Whenever any debility Of the
generadve organs occurs. from whatever cause, the
continuous stream OF ELECTRICITY permeatne
through the parts must restore them to healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years of
use have tested it. and thousands testified
to- Weakness from Indiscreton. Incapacity, Lack of
Vgor, sterttyn fact trouble of these ORGANS Is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts sdver-
tised to cure all Ills from head to toe This for the
ONE specified purpose For circulars giving full
Information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
mh3-s&w 103 Washington street. Chicago.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TtNdOMAS OONLlNG, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND ADJOINING pREMI-
SEES, ON THE WEST SIDE OF POTOMA &C
STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR bridge
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE.
Under and in pursuance Of decree of the Su- IA
prene Court OF the Dist let of Co ta sitting in
Equity. duly passed in Nc. $685. 7. B. Grow Al
ct al, plaintiffs, Joseph w. Boucher ct al defend
ants heirs of the late Alfred H. Boucher. l4th
day of July. 1874 the undersigned. Trustees appointed
in and by said decree, will SELL at pubic auction on
the premises. on MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1883 at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. to the highest
bidder. the hereinafter described premises and all the
rights hte and estate therein of the late alfred H.
Boucher deceased that is TO All that part Of Lot
numbered twenty 600. In the city of Georgetown,
III the District of Columbia described follows VIZ
Beginning at point tie side Of Potomac street
1l6 feet inches south from Prospect street. running
thence south 43 feet six inches thence 81
the east line OF lot twenty thence north with said
east line 43 feet nches and thence east 81 feet the
point of beginning, with the threestory Brick House
thereon.
The terms Of sale follows to witt One hundred
dollars to he paid down the day of sale to
In case OF compliance with the terms Of sale; one
third of the entire purchase money In cash within
days after confirmation of nae; the remaining two
thirds III two equal tnsAllments ct twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale. with interest from that
data. Full conveyance TO be made payment Of the
entire purchase money interest aud expenses of
1ey1noe. r. p. JACKSON, tr-
VIM. A. 0ELOY. ! AhusS~'
THOS. DOWNING. Auct my29-dn
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NO NEED TO WAIT.
When Time Has Wings, and When it
d Shod With Isead-Hourx a&
Lffc's Extremes.

Reclining In an easy chair stormy winters night
facing cheerful Are. amid cosey sud comfortable sur
roundings interesting book in hand ana perhaps DE-
ncous Cigar In mouth one 10 In no hurry Life Is con-
centrated in the present The past IL dream and the
future - babe unborn. It ID easy then to wait. But
distress is impatient. Necessity IL ureeut Trouble
cannot consent to watt Sometimes IT must however,
and then times feet shod with lead and the clocks
fan aasep.
Above all their lesser good quatea the salient excel
lence Of BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS PLAsTERs
Is that they do not keep you waiting Placed over the
sest Of pain they begin their helpful work ut once All
otnaf plastes have this radical defect; they draw upon
the sufferers faith in doubtful tomorrow. They do
. credit business The capcine. because Of oertain
medicinal pcwes which alone possesses acts TO day.
It does not ask you to endure asepless night more
one additional week Of disappointed hope bow I'm
portant this difference s-asde from the question
Of suffering and the various inconyeniences and
attending it-none but the trained physician knows
Is doubtful or impossible While waiting for the slow
and uncertain action Of the old fashioned cheap plaster
the patient may cross the fatal line But whether he
does not 1t remains true that other things being
equal the quickest is the best. And the CAPCINE is
the quickest
In the middle Of the genuine the word CAPCINE Is
clearly cut Price % cents.
6eabury johnson, Chemists. New York.
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LAMPS have never been so popular as they
mand have surpassed all former designs In
beauty Of shade and coloriHg. Tho bases OF
these lamps are Of beautiful porcelain, wfite;
the globes and shades are of fine Austrian glass,
In the daintlest colors and enameled In rlch
patterns
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EDEs" GARDEN HOSE.
Great Is taken in the manufacture Of this Eose
that every part be first for service and durability
Buy It, and if your garden is not paradise 1t IA not the
fault OF the hose Call for THE EDEN GARDEN
HOSE. " made and warranted by
THE REVERE RUBBER Co..
IT'S Devonshire Street. Boston, Mass.
ap24-tu. th. 8, I'm 81 Reade Street New York
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FASHION WRINKLES.

BRoCADEs IN SMALL SHaDEs-BAsQHEs AND TAB-
LIERS-HANDSoME WRAPS, ETC.
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'S

MATICO LIQUID.
Where all other medicines have failed this prepare
ten is always effective Rapid and binary cure
OF all DISCHARGES, recent cf long standing 1t is used
IN the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RIcoRD
and is found greatly superior all remedies hitherto
known. Sold by all Druggists 3a22-WSsly
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VVHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, BEING PART OF
LOTz IN SQUARE 80.

u0o0A0o ObWAAAN0s AuCuO116e0.
Thgs,TcEqE,s SALE Of IYgRoyEp PROPERTY N
IbF LOT GIN iN s SE xkksNGToN' BEING PART OF
BY By ssns q deed q tu;t dated soth Of March a
Of land records Of the District q Columbia and a
& Psbs :: o. the FEY yin OF
Skk5 1sss e ns # ss s.sa;ss i hoy. q
I've Ms.ainSrSn; - G. sccorEs t9 plat q ths :ss IN
from e corner alst street and aid aSenns. and run
ssaH
point On Is. Hsmpssi1s distant sxns @
fee from the corner Of 2lst street and said
Isginnins. suh,sOt TO 81 imSsovsmssf s1sss; S,ils
Terms: Ons-third cash; balance in six ana twelve
1aolfss The pprchaser living bis natas secured bye
pay 81 ss aeps e IS
anGns az q fs WATER T.s,
cHANEGEKY SALE q yALgAnIE IHPEevEp
SEVENTH IA siKkET NoRfHwRsT. ''i'' oA
Of s bs q Sd &c n sssS Ssg 3,
dan & !. No e. aus. ss Ts nss So Fs1 vs.
S nGTGcI XEL!TH a. AD; Isss, e FIyE:ThIRTY
81 s p . q e as nin s .e IN
on &c sGss as sns
no.thsest IN the city Of Nashington. Do. ssssshsr
stoly .na sstis and basenasns frs@s 6niIdas. and
Terns q s.s: 1850 s..h. and Dc bsa.sss 4. =.
e, md twelve months ison day e ~ % $1,000 sg
s aos q the :n s s s, a
% Gn sos sGo q 81 x s. ss osah
the purchasers BID is socspsed the terms Of sale
;ss 1os sompiisd wi s, ssn a.Y: from asy o sale
Of tie dsfsulfng purchsssr. Al oonseyancang aud
WALTER r WILLIAMS 1 o.. Xactcnsers.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

AOOAO4dNA O4d4C CUMfAN1 L.
Incorporated IN twenty ve yearsby the Lee1a
Iature for Educational and Charitable purposee-wfth
capital OF 81, OOO, O00-to which reserve fund OF
over $3.50. 600 has SINCE been ad6eQ.
BY an overwhelming popular vUte f6 franchise
made part OF the present State Constitution
December I'd. A. d. 1879.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NuMBER DRAWINGS viii take
place monthly neu seaes0r DostVoes. Look ut the
following Distribution:
18TH GRAND MONTHLY
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNuAL DRAWING,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JUNE r. 1855
Under the personal eupervision and management Of
GEN. q. T. BEAURE6ARD, Of Louisiana, aud GEN.
JUBAL A. EARLY. Of yire1nia.
~ NOT1CE.-T1ckets TEN DOLLARS only;
IISf OF PkHEA
Capital Prize Of t1hO zoo Sl60 08o
Grand Prize Of 90. 000. .............. 30. 0O
2LArRs Pzzas Of 10. 000................... % 600
Largo Prizes q 6.060................... 90. 900
1I4!coW ~
100 90 3O0................... 10 600
400 200................... 60 co.,
GOO % 100................... CO. 600
1000 Ee..............-.. 50 900
100 Approximately Prszss q go 600
100 90 :. 100............ 10 600
LOO 75............ 7,t0O
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E.'-
TTlHE OPINION OF THE aENERA1 PUBLIC IN
l. regard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral Is confirmed by
clergyman, lawyers. public speakers and sctors All
say 1t Ia the best remedy that be procured for all
affections Of the vocal organs. throat and lungs.
DOLLS. BLOTCHES PIMPLES AND ALL SKIN
- Diseases are quickly cured by oleansing the blood
with Ayers Sarsapartlla. "ay3l
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


ana ia , .1ss. and f ths Sf ios
1--WE ger cent THOMAS 4 WAGa.IAN,
m2s-d&ds Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS s CO.. Anctioneers
HOUSE FAN AND LOT At PTBIIc AUCTION.
tronting 80 fest ON .th street and
s sa5y ,T.%s nsa:s. ss.as Ne SIS
rssr Convenient 10 street ssrs asn " ''0h' SA'o In
msad 'e WATER knGTn e B. dsS e irs .,e
san dah6 SF shsf e SosEHt spvss
On MONDAY Morning. JUNE FOURTH. COM
HSNnNs :. sE sRi w x sss
sell within our auction rooms sth snd streets north
g g s sso Cards No. q 200 comiesl csra.:
aSes :: :: !o!. 10000 oomic.i Cards sIe ;.
* * goo goo :: :: :. 10000 oomio:l Cards A.
$ S S S;, :: :: e a.oOo cOm,esl cards :,
IScS :: 4 soeO oonnosi P' Cards ss.as
50 chin. p,.te-. 5000 oom,o., o.ra no %
I'M n,., Fine limitations. No. Al. L,egsnt Liz.
100 BOuausss. $50 rslet.e.. FAIRY at
s ASSs $50 50 R r',s n sr r,UssFs'
60 Plncqnes English Bull Dog
The tradevnyited TO atsend. Sale positive
my3l-3t DUNCANSuN BROS. Auctoneers
1THoAiAs DCWLING. Auct,oneer.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECIS AT AUCTION.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE FOURTH, 1885, at
the resid nee Of q lady Declining housekeeping. No.
81 Second street Georgetown. d. e.. viii sell general
assortment OF well kept Furniture.
3el-2t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, BEING PR Misses No 1913 NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of Thea
District OF Columbia, passed on the 22d day of May
1883, and an amended decree passed on the 29d>-A
May, 1883. IN equity 5Si, shall sell ut public
auction IN trent Of the ,re,nses on MoNDAh, the
r. M. all that certain piece Or parcel OF ground lying
and being in the city of Washington District of Co
lumbls and distinguished the ground plat thereof
as Lot l. IN Davldsous recorded subdivision of Square
2si the same being improved 10y large three-story
brick dwelling.
terms Of sale prescribed by said decree: One
fourth cash; residue In one. two and three years.
secttveiy from day of SALE with interest the of
nVe per cent annun, to be secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold; all cash, at option OF pur
chaser: A deposit OF $500 required of purchaser at
1me or sale All convey ancfug at purchasers cost.
The Trustees reserve the right to readverse and sell
the property at defautng plrch ascrs cost aud risk
eerIns are not complied with in ten DAYS.
CHARLES H. CRAGiN. JR., !
WILLIAM a. GORDON, { if"stees
M23dts Once $40 Az street northwest,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SUMNER GooDs.
EDDY REFEIGERAToLS,
DINING-RooM REFRIGERATION
WATER COOLERS AND sTANDA
WATER COOLERS AND FILTERs COMBINED.
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS,
SODA AND MINERAL TUMBI,ER0
ICE PITCHERS CREAM AND BERRY SETS
DINNER SETS cheap for country ~
NJ. W. BEVERIDGE
my2e No. 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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sA dI Of 4uT s,BS M
IMEES sIkEEI AID RHo 45il i 81 AVE We
AND FoTRTEENTH S1.th5 sTREETs. "a 'i'ih'
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS!
CHANCE FOR GOOD INVESTMENT
q, BY yirtne Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofaS
first G2lsn day Of December 1857 in Equity causea
No S7a taaIty docket No y we viii Offer for sale
119fi shf s fsss aoN AZ
eight IS Of Hetnuers recorded sabdiris sS aH Of
square numbered two hundred and forty (l42) in
thf dGts of ss ..S assSdn
6l eight o. which the court by its order passed in
ssa cause has authorized US As trustees TO make and
90 inches Foteensh dzth, street lot 81. e, into
inches ON Fourteenth O4) street ali Of said sub.
divisional lots be by rear neof the pres
six CO. to be made by parallel lines right ANGLES with
F9urteenth street; lot eight CD, fronting Rhode
lsugth and fronting Rhode Island avenue the one
bounding the alley to be twenysix (26) feet wide
BY this sub division we make in ali nine f9 lots Tor
saie each OF which is eligible Ete for building pur
poses.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree of the
court are One third cash. and the residue one and
two years from day of SALE with interest from day Of
payments Of purchase money to be secured by
withholding deed or by taking mortgage or deed OF
trust on property sold. All unpaid taxes and
terms Of sale be not complied with within go days
purchaser. deposit Of two hundred dollars saouI On
each lot will be requir by Trustees acceptance of
the rom a ay to sy are az ss to
erty be not sold on the day advertised. All CONVEY
Ing is to be at purchasers cost
william : f. 4 E ffkans on. Trustees.
n,o , Offices. APO 9th street northwest.
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A UCTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD, WASH
ANGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. JUNE FIFTH. 1883,
belonging the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing.
eeonsistns Of Navy Bread. Beet. Flour. d. Apples.
fun schedule of the articles can be seen by applying
ut the Office Of the Commandment.
THOS. PATTISON.
Commodore q. s. N, Commandment.
DUNCAESON BROS, Aucts. myl2-1aw4w