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Dining in Sweden.

correspondence San Francisco Chronicle
We returned in time to dress for five o'clock
dinner. which was the one formal repast of the
day. There was nothing of the picnic about
this. Host and guests appeared in full evening
costume. and seated themselves In what we
should consider an orthodox manner The
menu was unexceptOnable. and the wines ex-
cellent, while three servants, In fiOrid livery.
waited at the table. Our host took wine in turns
with each OF his friends with somewhat of that
stately courtesy which survives in Sweden, even
if it seems to be fading away elsewhere, and
then everybody took wine with everybody else,
and exchanged little compliments and bows and
made themselves agreeable to the best of their
ability You take wine with your neighbor in
this country in a peculiar fashion. 1t is not
your glass to your lips You must, also, after
having slipped the wine. bow again, or, rather
you must retain the glass in your hand, and
slightly bending over it, look for moment
straight In the eyes Of him or her with whom
you are drinking. That is the custom, and a
very pretty one it is particularly whf n the eyes
INTO which 1T is your duty to gaze have that
depth OF liquid blueness which nature has be-
slowed upon 50 many maids and matrOns in this
northern land Dinner over, We returned to the
drawing-rOOm in the same order as we had left
it. each gentleman giving his arm TO the ladv
whom he had previously escorted and then his
daughter went up to the baron. and kissed him
and said. THANK YOU" and each of his puests
said, Thank YOU and he shook them NV the
hand and hoped they had enjoyed themselves
and there was friendly word and a smile ali
round that were better promoters of good di-
gestion than any physician could prescribe
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Diamonds for Dinner. :.

The New York City Item il responsible for this
remarkable story: Mr. George /. Seney, the
Brooklyn millionaire. who has at various times
given so largely and so generously to many
public institutions. has great admiration for
diamonds. and Is considered . connoisseur BY
our best gem fanciers. On several occasions he
has purchased for his wife and daughters some
of the rarest gems to be found at Tiffany & Co. g.
and. that the distribution should be entirely i'm
partial. he invites his married daughters to dine
with him. and at dinner, when the table Is
cleared Tor dessert, he takes the diamonds from
MS pocket. holds them in the palm of his hand,
ana says: Now. girls, attention! When I say
three, look sharp and get all you can. One
TWO. tnree." when he gives them toss In the
ar and, az the diamonds fall and roll about on
chance. scramoles for the most. or the biggest
as she chooses But in this little scramble the
sonS-n-law take no part
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS a FTERNO0N.
FTHREE FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOIIsEs
l. CORNER FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH.

On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-THIRD, at<a
Five O'CLOCK Pm. we win sell. in front of thefE5
premises, Lots 81 IS and "a in subdivision of Lot IA
square 5l2 Each of these lots front 20 feet and
improved by the most complete dwelling houses in this
containing eleven rooms with library and bath closets
&c One of the best Investments in city readily
rented and paying good interest.
IeIHs One,third cash balance in one and two years;
premises all cash. at option Of purchaser Con-
veyancipg, &c. at purchasers cost deposit Of 800
each lot at time of SALE Terms to be complied with
In five days. otherwise resale at risk and cost of pur-
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. DC.
olS-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
TT THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED. ON AC-
count Of the inclemency of the weather. until SATUR-
DAY, TWENTY-SEVENTH OCTOBER, 1888 at same
hour and place.
oc2s-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts
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a. Actress, Advertisement.

sNSSS' AattrtlSeMents
Prom tlIe ID, trot Frpe Press
ease' num- called the chambermaid from
''NhO is it,
~ porcf-climber"
''What does he want?'
''lle's after your diamonds and jewelry."
oh. - that All! didn't know but he was
after the lead pipe and gas fixtures Come
down and let him alone My husband is per
fectly able To buy 'eGn back. and it will make an
attractive item In the newspapers, Oh, saw"
What. mum?"
'You might ask him the name Of his agent
but let it go. The detectives can tell us in the
morning. Ii will be respectable business man,
OF course, and he won't charge anything be-
yOnd the usual commission"
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Glove and Ring.

Ihrfe ~ lies on the ground where she threw IT,
- men she gave back my ring aud my love
How lhdl-naEt alad be II She tnrw it
ne" 4 u louHd and was keeping her glove
Il II a giant De SUEDE, WY lOng-wriSted
ANA the least little hit worse. for wear
grave YOU noticed hpw much intertwISted
"L0't ana ''slOVc' ale ia rhyme eyeryWhere9,
III sun keeps 90 return TO our muttonsl
4 ne shape OF her lair slender hand
ANA Notice that one CT the buttons
II gone from the fuli shining band
Here's sight rip IN one OF the fingers
Which Wa cGu-ed by ring l suspect
Alld own thdt Iny fondeSt touch fingers
over this most de t,ied defect
Vas Il my ring which caused the frail stitches
10 part i'll shameful way?
NJ ring, meant Tor 1iie-wear, but which Is
RCiuin ned to the giyer to-day.
at was all mistake she asserted,
AS she gave me the trinket again.
fftA1p> so Ny taste Is perverted
FOR love mistake now and then.
Z" us over. J won't be- detected
ehd Fave against woman and love:
Ii can't have the hand it protected.
~ Hsist nave stolen her glove.
-bcSSte Chandler iIt DeDtOreSt'S Monthly.
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MI John W. Cole principal Of the Gale School, Troy.
n. Y, writes us: Is ii
TRox n. T.. April 7. 1885,
"Having been afflicted for several years past with Ill.
ness the cause of which unknown to me for long
time and my continued disability getting to be Of so
serious and distressing character as to cause great
anxiety with my family ana friends, became satisfied,
close investigation that the cause of my sickness
the diseased condition Of my kidneys and liver At
this time by accident friend who had similar symptoms
to mine informed Of the great improvement in his
health by taking Hunts Remedy, Ind persuaded me to
try it. I Immediately comheneed taking it, and from
the first bottle began improve and its continued use
affords very encouraging results. I can sleep soundly
walk better free from pains the severe attacks
Of headache from which suffered much have isap-
peared, and cheerfuly recommend Hunts Remedy for
all purposes for which it is advertised will add in
closing that my wife has used it very successfully for
preventing the attacks of sick headache with which she
had been afflicted from youth"
ALMOST DISHEARTENED.
prominent citizen sends the following statement:
For several years have been very seriously afflicted
with pain in the back. which long supposed to
be lumbago rheumatism Of the back More recently
the pains had become severe so much SO that
with difficulty that able to get out of bed in
the morning. had tried various remedies without any
apparent relief By the earnest solicitation of friend
commenced taking Hunts Remedy. about three weeks
ago and its instantaneous benefits wonderful
have had pains in back since taking the first three
doses and am relieved from the pains aches, and
haustive weakness the painful symptoms that usually
accompany disease of the kidneys. And confidently
expect to be completely and permanently cured by the
use of it, most cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy
to all who afflicted with any kidney or liver disease
WILLIAM G. ARNOLD,
Walnut street, Providence r. l.
March %, 1885, It
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SIZE KNEW HIM. 1o1I9i ID u
Her Comments the Customary ReSO.
buttons of Coincidence.

Her Comments ON the Customary Reso-
lutiOns of Coincidence.
From the Detroit Free Press.
John William Blank belonged to the Ancient
and Modern and Highly Honorable Sons of Guns
of Detroit. If it wasn't that, it was some other
fraternal order which meets every Monday night
and pays so much to the heirs OF every member
who happens to die '''5" go, =,
John William happened to die the other
month. and committee was appointed to draft
resolutions and present them to his wife in per-
son. The first part of their duties was fulfilled
to the entire satisfaction of the lodge, but the
committee had some little trouble in finding
Mrs. Blank. They traced her from one neighbOr
to another. and finally found her at her sisters,
hat and shawl on and ready to 60 out:
RESOLUTIONS of sympathy, Ell +? Well, read
'em!" ....-s.- -
The chairman of the committee proceeded to
read that John William was good husband and
kind father and citizen Of unapproachable in
tegrity, when the widow interrupted:
''Too much tafry! We used to have fight
every week, and as for his being kind father
we meyer had any children. AS for his integ-
rity. he stole all the wood we burned last win
The chairman gulped down something and
continued to read that John William was an up
right brother man with heart full of sylnpa-
thy for the misfortnnes of others. and that Char
ity and forgiveness were the beacon fires which
guided his footsteps.
''Fudge!' sneered the widow. 81 washed for
the money to pay Ills dues to the lodge, and all
the sympathy anyone got out of him wouldn't
buy cents worth of court-plaster. Forgive
ness! Well, some of you ought to have sat down
on his hat some time! He'd have revenge lift
cost him year in state prison. Beacon fires is
purity good. cOnsderin' that we never had de-
cent stove in the housed"
MADAM, your husband has been called
hence"
Exactly; was at the funeral and ought to
know"
HE was cut down like flower"
well, flowers ought to let whisky and
saloons and plug tobacco and old sledge alone"
And we trust that our loss is his gain"
"Well, if he is any better off I'm glad ont,
but guess the gain Is on your side. Now that's
all want to hear. 1 can pick up thousand
better men than him with my eyes shut. I'm in
hurry to go down and see woman who offers
to sell fur-lned circular for SIS, and if you
have any more highfalutln Shakespeare to git
off my sister will take it In and save it till
come back!"
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DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regeneration
is made expressly for the of arrangements of
provocative organs Whenever any debility of the gen.
erative organs from whatever cause the
tnuous stream of ELECTRICITY perYneating through
the parts must restore them to healthy action There
is mistake about this instrument Years of have
tested it, and thousands Of are testified to- Weak
ness from 1ndiscretion, Incapacity Lack of Vigor
yn fact trouble of these organs is cured
Do not confound this with electric belts advertised to
all ills from head to toe This is for the ONE spe-
Gifted purpose. For circulars giving full information
address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO.
mh3-s&w 103 Washington street. Chicago.
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HEAVY STANDARD GRO
TEAS coFFEEs. &c, &c
TWO HORSES. wAG lS AND HARNESS.
at ES S2HMBa a s FRs
e ere e by MrsF " A ohatt Co. No $3.50 rid ,
W Thiskies. GINS ana French Brandies;
y !arre Tea Cadlies and Teas;
5chests assorted Teas:
3 sacks Old Government Java;
Lot Roa = ed coffees:
Coffee in Cases. P.sriine:
H Msshi Psw fe.e tHtEs st r s5si JARS
%aos and G0Sa o wrS %aTs hEs and Bags
smoking and CIlszsibg Tobacco, SNUFF;
3 bb bis i Na 5 M sia en- i ans
ae bhIs. Vinegar:
5 hbis bis Bl stlis Strap Molasses:
kefriserator. Coffee Mill;
Scales. Cheese Case:
dozen new Carriage Whips.
and many other articles not TO mention. The
goods VIII he sold in lots 10 suit. and the sale should
command the attention OF dealers and buyers generally
oa5-6t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
'yNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ONE gilt EAME fkhSSh ~ AZ #ANTEL MIR:
M rs M2 NtN IS Mac f kEF MN86S
osksS AR fhn5s SEE TAf9H
FURNITURE. BLUSSFIS AND THREE-PLY
CARPETS NIRIsOR-FRONT HAIL-RACK. WAL
NUT MIRROR FRONT NHATNOT WALNUT
MARBLEIOP CHAMBER FURNITURE, Pill
LOWS AND BOLSTERs. MATTRESSES. VAL
NUT AND MAHOGANY NJ. TOP SIDEBOARDS
WALNUT EXIENSIoN TABLE, DINING And
OTHER CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS REFRIiE-
RATOR KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c: LARGE
NUMBER HOT-HOUSE PLANTS. VASES, HOSE,
GRASS-CUTIER, &C.
ALSO,
coHPh R5 sA SET hTf MASEs ata ae OLD;
On On THURSDAY THU MORNING. NOVEMBER FIRST at
Ten O'CLOCK, at 240S street northwest by order of
the Orphans Court the undersigned administrators,
will sell the above effects
NIB The Horse aud Carriage will he sold at II O'Clock
precisely.
oadts EDT 7. GaR aSREai Administrators
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FOLEY Aucti0nssr.
Last week Of the Auction Sale at 914 Seventh
street. and the best Of he Goods to be sold
consisting of Silks Velvets. Cashmeres Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally, Fine Laces EN-
broideries. Underwear in Merno and Cotton Ladies'
Jerseys, Brushes. Collars Buttons Hosiery. Parasols
Umbrellas Gossamers Fringes. Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton. Fine Scissors and Perfumery: line Of valu-
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too to mention This stock is choice
and ladies invited to attend this SALE as the goods
will be sold without reserve
Awning Shelving, Counters, One Walnut Office Desk
Two Silver Plated Showcases will ta Did MONDAY,
OCTOBER TwENTY-NINTH, at ELvE O'CLOCK.
Also, the stock hand will offered in lots to the
trade only MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH
and TUESDAY. OCTOBER THIRTIETH.
o5-tn1 FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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BABES DEATH CAUSED BIT ANTs.-Near Co
iunbla, ia. eolored woman left her young
Daoe al home all day and when she returned
ants had craw led into the child's ears eyes AN a
mouth. 1t died shortly after.
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A UcrIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

IA
Twill sell by public auction at my store 1918 Pennsy-
yania avenue. commencing on MONDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY-N1NTH. at Ten O'CLOCK AM. a large col
lection Of forfeited pledges, consisting of
Ladies and Gents Clothing of all kinds such Over
snSe, ssf Hst c s Vests faStS Boots shoes
Skirts Silks Tndcrclothins and Dress Goods Coaks,
Circulars, Dolmans and Shawls Books Musical,
Mechanical aud Surgical Instruments. Table Ware,
Table Cloths. Towels, Blankets Quilts Spreads,
Sheets and Pillow Cases, Val'ses. Opera Glasses Spy
Glasses Umlrcllas. Revolyers, Guns. Pipes, Shears
This sale VIII continue MORNINGS at TEN O'CLOCK
and EVENINGS at SEVEN O'CLOCK until all the lots
sold. Persons holding tickets the time on which
having expir. d, will please take notice.
81. X. FULTON, Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
G. Fl. CR1PPEN, Salesman. o25-3ts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

rTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DOG CART. ELEGANT SET OF TANDEM HAIR
NESS. BUGGY AND SINGLE HARNESS ROBES,
WHIPS A MAGNIFICENT IMPORTED DOUBLE
HARNESS CAS- GOOD AS NEW). LIVERY COATS,
HATS, BOOTS &C. &c. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRTIETH
1888 at TWELVE O'CLOCK in front of the residence Of
Mr.. De Bildt Secretary to the Swedish Legation, No.
1890 Connecticut avenue, shall sell the above effects
Terms: Cash.
o26-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
VTyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED BY
SMALL FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of thea
District of Columbia. holding special term. s:a
equity, in cause No S445 Equity Docket % wherein A
Henry f. Willard Is complain ant and Joseph c. Willard
defendant which decree passed the 10Th day of
October. A. ID. 1883 will. TUESDAY, NOVEM-
Der THE THIRTEENTH (13TH). A d. 1883 at the
hour of FOUR p M in front of the premises offer for
sale at public auction, Lot five ~ in square five hun
dred and seventy (576, in the city of Washington
District Of Columbia said Lot being partly improved
by small frame house
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree are One
third 90 OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash
day of sale third year and one-third in two
the deferred Payments to bear interest and to be
secured by mortgage the property sold deposit
Of of the purchase money must be made when
the property is knocked down Conveyancing at Of
purchaser. HENRY WISE GARNETT.
No. Columbian Law Building.
c. C. COLE
oc26-dts 402 9th street northwest.
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RRR 90 Y A L Mends Glass. Crockery
X RIO OY AA l. Wood, China, Leather
RRR Wy "A L &C., solid as rock! Hard
X ~ AAA L adamant! FIRM AS
Il w ALLLLGRANITE! Strongest
toughest and most elastic
iGG EEEGlue on earth! A Sam
U sonian Giant among all
EE other Clues and Cemen is,
T. IIG 49, u U Absolutely Unfreakable
GGG LII UU EEEand InssparSG No
-. HEATING! N0Prepara-
fion-always ready--Mways Liquid! Mends Marble
stone Patches on Leather and Rubber Goods. Brica-
hrac Jewelry. Metals. Billiard Cue Tips and Cloth Card
Board in Scrap Books Leather Betting Ornaments Of
else with everlasting inseparable tenacity!!
r Mannfactmrers Of Gummed Lahs. Textile Fabrics
Sa%yers, &c, supplied by gallon or barrel:
~ Gts per Bottle: 10y mail postpaid, loo. extra.
d. y CMEARA co, 13i7 Pa. ave-, Washington. D. @.
Grocers Statoners Hardware and general stores mh22
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Com WEATHER
coming. and TO he ready for you shoud can a. our
Stofe where We can show Tor your inspection the largest
assortment OF HEATING STOVES ever seen i'm this
CITY. Among them are the celebrated RADIANT HOME
DUCHESS aud kESAl4lA, ali strictly first-clAss
yertabis ilne St9vs Also great variety of COOKING
STOVES and RANGES, both Portable and Brick Set I.
LATKOBES. FURNACES. SLATE MANTEIS CRATES
&c. The only place 9Th street where the senuins
paniorth 5 FLUID Is sold Call and examine stock
W. s. jerks & co.
sep22 III eth street northwest
II EFRIGEKATORS AND WATER COOLERS
~ Al REDUCED PRICES.
Fruit Jars. Jelly lumhlerS.
lin Fruit Cans and Wax,
Crockery. Glassware and Kitchen UtensflA
Gllray's Lace Curtain Strctcher
GEO. WATTS,
ty26 314 9TH street, doors above Panna. avenue.
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~ $ S1sEfH 1 lSsReoe gERTs. 5h.l Edi.ors

CECQND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
~ ngness cash prices paid Also, Watches Jewelry,
I s flsto5 &c. Call or &ddress HEhZO6. 500 eth
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dN qEE Es SIDE 81 Foh
TWEEN sfREET AND ND RHODE ODE I IS AVE- Sf;-
SvFS AFD a TTHTs slRH OF RH9PH IsA S
AND F0URTEENTH u.rH] STREETS.
ExcEItENl POI; FOR cApTTsrs
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the3&
District Of Columbia. passed on the twenty frstSN
S2ip day Of R ,r lss2 in Equity cause No -
bAY NoyEMBER FIRST ft usT. isss AT FOUR ts;
ts(. of Heitmnier's recorded Subdivision Of square
numbered two hundred and fory-tw t242l. in the
of the said lots four "a 90 and eight 90 which
court by its order passed in said has authorized us
lows Lot four ( into three lots each fronting TWEEN.
tytwo GU, feet and eight linches Fourta nth 04th
street lot six @ into three lots each fronting twenty
two (22 feet and eight go inches Fourteenth u4h)
s,Teetali of said subdivhonal lots be bounded 10y
the rear line of the present lots and thu sub division
said lots four "a and 90 to be 10y parallel
at right angles with Fourteenth street; lot eight (s
three lots of equal length and fronting on Rhode
Island avenue. the one bounding the alley to be
CID feet in width BY this subdivision We make
in all nine go lots for sle each of which eligible
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree the
court are: 0nethird cash. and the residue in and
sale or all cash. ct option OF the purchaser The de-
ferred payments Of any purchase money to be
deed Of trust ON preey sold UNPAID sas and
assessments TO be Paid out of proceeds of sale If
resale will be made at cost and risk of the delinquent
purchaser. deposit of two hundred dollars (2O) on
bid By the decree the Trustees are empowered to post
pone the sale from day to day in all the property be
not sold on the day advertised All conveyancing is to
%fGEiE Il q A EPMoSsroN Trustees.
rHos E. wAeeAMaSse zn as street nS ossds
For Other Auctions See Sth Page.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneerz
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLIN6 WITH STORE, ON EAST SIDE or
SEyENIH. BETWEEN N AND o STREETS

BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber No. -
69 folio 179 ct seq Of the land records Of the Dis
u1cs o. QjSiumoaa and ct the request OF the party
TIE s Rr 1P e On MrEpEEsDAH TIE M III e
part Of Lot in square AT In the city Of Washington
O. beginning at point on It'll street 20 feet north Of
north 20 test and extending back With that width due
provenents consssine Of thrcestory bricf buidine
Terms: One-third cash. and tho balance ct six and
twelve months for which the notes Of the purchaser
With interest q x per c0tum per annum from the day
Of sale VIII be taken secured bX deed Of trust upon tho
chsser at the time q ale An conveysnng ct the cost
1883, payable out Of the purchase money
ol9-d WIN. r. MATTINGLY. Tfustea
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4 SHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" PROPERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART
OLE CITY IN SlIrARE
u OBERT o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
IL 10th and streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON K STREET, No. l4O3. THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON G.
INGERSOLI.
By virtue of two deeds of trust dated respect "a
ively on the first day of November, 1873 and fs:s
eighth day Of April 1873 and recorded in liber No q
1871. folio 24, and liber No 672 folio IA in the land
records OF the District of Columbia will sell public
auction, in front of the premises. THURSDAY No
MEMBER FIRST. at FOUR O'CLOCK p M the fol-
lowing real estate in the city of Washington District of
Columbia. with all the improvements thereon TO wit:
Lot numbered two tD. in kidwelIs recorded suldvi-
sion of square numbered two hundred and seventeen
(2ll, according to the Plat thereof in the Office the
Surveyor of Washington city District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-fOurth cash. and the balance I'm
rate OF six Per cent Per ann,m payable semi annually
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser deyos of
$3.50 to be made at time of sale Of not
complied with in t. days the Trustee The right
to resell the property eft the risk and efauing
purchaser The title to be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid
All convey ancing at the cost of purchaser
JAMES q. BERRET Trustee.
r. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer olO-dSls
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GR1nAuLr & Co.'S


T., Where an other medicines have failed this preparation
discharges recent OF long standing It is used in the
Hospitals OF Paris by the celebrated DR. RECORD. and is
found greatly superior to all remedies hitherto known
Sold by all Druggists. ja22-w&sIy
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Total paid by all ....................a - ssl O6O
For the truth OF the above facts refer the public
the officers of the corporations
leality and standing to the Mayor and Ocers Of the
CITY OF New Orleans to the State authorities
ana and also to the u. s. officials Of Louisiana We
claim to be legal, honest and i'm all
actions much any business the country Our
standing Is conceded y al who Will invetigate and
sto has for Years been sold Board Brok-
ers, and owned by many of best known and re-
spected citizens.