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coupr zrF.R EGrLARA ARMY REGISTER Of tho Unitca
one Hundred Years Compiled from the ofcial ho'
ors of the United states Department by
authority OF the DepartInentby THOMAS III >. AN o
Embracing therein Officers oftne Revom'lon anu "
toxether with the Volunteer General stan
he v,r Win Me1co and Register OF all appointments ny
the President Of the United states in tho Volunteer
duriu- the Rebe lion containing the official military reoOi
all VINO have been Of the Army for the past lVo
From TIE Oginal written record OF eaeh oihoei az "
~, w., nra,t,ent also Military History Of the Depart
ment Of war Price, $40. Contains l4Oo octave p's'''
hmm In .laen
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Volume 2-Now Ready.

THE GENERAL REGISTER OF THE UNITE
STATES NAVY AND MARINE CORPS for one Hunuro'
Years contains in alphabet cal order the names OF az
of the Navy Commissioned. Warranted and AppolnVou "
Gliding Volunteer Officers who have entered the service
the OF the Navy Department. in 1873 showing
the dates OF their original entry OF their ranA
In what manner they Loft the service II not no" IN
showing the one Official record OF every one VINO mas
is an Officer Navy of the United states "ho'n'
,or m vopn,eer service; COM He'd from the original
manuscript records Of the Navy Department by %
tie HONORABLE Secretary Of the Navy and 20 Won i'm
sketch OF the Navy from ~ 20 70 lto a. c,,vo uages
service bet wcen those dates Contains l. w oo'' P"
bound III sheep Puce $40
The remaining volumes win conprise series OF i.ee
Of officers commis stoned the United states volunteers
during War Of the Rebellion us6lool' "hch WIN a.
, , c,a record of each Ofcor Volunteers on he
I'm the Adiuant Office Of the State from which a
pointed ana in the War; of the United states
Each state will be complete in Itself and the names al,
ranged alphabetical order and the volumes WI" De oouH
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New nuslit HOBS.
REGISTERS

THE OFFICERS OF THE VOLUNTEER AEp Ns"o-
LAR AtMlFs AND NAvIEs OF the UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA FROM THE TIME oF III L
REyoIUT1os ARY wARTo THE PRESENT TIME
onor,snr ,, octave volumes Compiled and Published py
TIONAS ii. 3 HAMEIsLI.
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INSTRUCTION.
Miscellaneous.

FpENCU LADY. having a select small
school N tlis city wishes 70 associate MN Al RT
can lidV Offering euivaleuf ADVANTAGE Address rA"h
81 Iox la ITib,ie u ptown Office, LBS BroadwY
NIHCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS, with
u earer sdyce free 10 parents please give all pafcu'
lars. r.. MIRIAM CO1EIERE CO.' d hN'' Avn ~
(UniOa sqnare.J
EUROPEAN TRAVEL. The principal OIL y
IT, HUDSON River shool experienced IA Ionesa antisnen
yvo1d ks 10 fake charge OF more young Esnuoo
during tho coming vacation satisisc 90 Park
Address PRINCIPAL care OF L. '" fo0iHi' %
Place. New-YOrk
DARIS.-Before departure in three weeks weeks
enough French conversation SG9nsats etc Apply
Professor CHARLES, 81 East lfth- heiereAoe'' AP'
ton co.
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y CITY. RIVER AND HAanoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

COMPANY.
once. Pier H. N. r., foot Of Cortaudtss
Congnmsns Of freghs forwarded a directed 70 anv nsrs
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DIspAroH
orders received for delivery Of all Of frcight ana mar
ohandse 70 any part Of the ety.s
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND IA n
Bon LIoHTEkAoE
Freight Of description promptly ushtersd To any poin,
In tho harbor at reasonable rata
STEAMBOATS,. BARaEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER For ExOURsIoNa
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave pisr Is. N. r. as9R ~ daily fsAturdsys
sxcepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between rSew.tork ana
NewHaven. Care and DISPATCH guaranteed
Freight for oonts D. L. ". resolved &C Plsr ID
For New Haven aud points East at Pisr IL
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven MIes,,r
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pier l. Il. foot u
MhitehalLse
CENTRALshIPYARD Communipaw. N. J.-Drv Decks
Machine and Boiler shops evsrythas appsrtainas Sss
construction aid repair OF vssselA
TROY B0ATS-CiTIZENS LINE.-New
a steamers "a RAroGA aud CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No. al NJ H. foot Chrstophers daily Saturday atd
J. n connecting with trains lor al NORTH
hniaay tnnahaa
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DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Stedmer
Ia James w. Baldwin leaves Monday "Wednesday and Fi-
day from foot Harrisonst making usual lsndings
connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove Rk
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mnsilal Instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1925. Pianos
- S29I DO Factory running day and night. Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL f. BEATTY. Washington N T.
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FROM PONKAPOG TO PESTU BY THOMAS BAILEY
ALDRICH Emo PIP 267. Hougnton, Mifln * Co
The airy. fairy charm of these slight sketches of
travei is quite ndescribable. Mr. Aldrich's debOnair
style has here reached its most polished perfection,
and in sweet civility" of manner, in sunshiny
hunor aud in graphic drawing be will hsxdly give
us anything better He has the art to paint a
picture in phrase word, and 10 make with his
poetic vision the desert of the commonplace trav-
eller to blossom as the rose. Humor perneates the
book with delicate fragrance. and now and
then gay stroke of wit dazzles upon the page as
sunbeam in sparkling brook.
This is perhaps, and from ITS nature, not an en-
during piece OF literature, but il Is in its way de-
bghtful, and IS Smith ind eed ought to live as the
cleverest sketch cxtant of tho solemn English
servant, the salet of the Shadow of Deatn.n
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For Bows and Young men-Countrv
A DIRONDACK CAMPING SCHOOL 70
~ BOYS during vacation. Address PRINCIPAL, T.ibun
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

~ <Pennsylvana r. r.. foot Cortand<
Stat0nsln New-fork St. and Desbrossesst -. i.
Central II. r. OF ". J. foot boerty.ss
fEP south ma App6oy' via O. R. Of NJ sl5 M, Es''
For Matawan. &C. via O. r. r. ot y. j., 81 Sis a. m -.
a. . M via Penn h r. a m. II ~. &55 D. m suf
For Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury Parfs
sea Girt, Point Pleasant &C. via O. r. r. OF v y SD
m- l454, 6p No. via Penn. X. r. A. m. IL n $50 o. %.
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove Or Asoury PArkt
a. m.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat co. via r. r. u
n. J., s:l5 A. M, las D. IN.
For Freehold via Q. r. r. OF " J.. s. st1j. Ills H.
D. IN. For Keyport s. sl5. ll45 m. las IS, - n.
For Atlantic CITY VDeIand Bridgeton &c, li5 p m mr.,
g. g. P.A.'C r. ROM g. APRR sapt
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,oSfoN, VIA STONINGTON LINE.

as stea liners RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
Three morning trains steamers aad,nD NJ m
BOSTON, Tickets good my train e "iougn "
~, PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR providence. Worcester. and New Eno,au,
steamers NARRAGANs EFT and TONTNGTov' w points
~ North River daily Except SUNDAYS 50 m on fisr
W. f'f rhIS AetT 11g Gent Pass. Agent
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Business Chances.
&uropean advertisements.
PNAI IF Z Il-NUNIf OItI I-NV'
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST" BY thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which the operations OF digestion and nutrition
careful application OF the me properties OF
eced Cocoa Epps provided breakfast tables with
deicley flaw ored beverage which heavy
doctors Bills II by the udicOus OF such articles of
diet that consultation may oe gradually built up until strong
resist tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
maladies floating around ready 10 attack where
there Is weak point We may escape many fatal shaft
BY keeping well fortified with pure blood and
properly nOurished frame '-Ctvi Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling milk sold In tins only
(Ialb and lbl by Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS
CO.. Homeopathic Chemists, London, England.
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GteIlu,olls ana Rn!r,Ils.

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Steancrs ALBAN u
~ VIII ahd s C. piBBARD coMMsNcING TUESDAY, Nv
al cave esiry 81 pier DAILY except sundsys AZ S3R
Er es z-dst pier AZ for Albany at Mack
"a IN; w 81 Pms Newbars Pcushkespse khine6sck
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
j. FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE Fast
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three EXPRESS trains daily Sundays excepted To Boston
m Up (paror attached and 10 with palac
seepngcars). Sundays at 10 p m lwith palace sleepn
u. w. POPPLE, Agent.
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Ocean gteamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New cirecs line To the South OF Franco.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LEOvILLE, 1000 tons .--..- Tnes NAY ~
CHATEAU LAFIrE 1000 tons. We june ~
From Prentices stores NEAR Wall 81. Ferry BROOKLYN
Travellers France spain ami tally. Pyrenees Eau.
Nice &C. viii and expense by taxing tlis nas
Cabin dncIuding wfne). $50 Steerage. SD
For passage apply to .no,-,.,,o,-, ,a p.o,o-.,
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1 EHlUu NiLlSISl hhll1hOAD.- fds>enacr
trains leave depos foot Of Cortandt and Desbrosses -
at $40 3:40 ana IN. for Easton Bethlehem Alea
town. Reading Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarre Towlnda Wlver
y. ithaca Geneva Buffalo and the West Pillma1
through coaches daily. Local trains at and SAC
y. NJ. tor Easton. Bethlehem and CoDlay.
Trains leaving at :; 10 a. and $40 D. M connectoru
points in Mahanov and Hazeton9ol regions SUNDAY trAt
local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. Leave Msuch Chunk AZ
pm -, ,,, - u, 81. -
f. B. BYINGTON. q. A
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Saturday Smiles.

Sprague must feel as mean as the designer of
the new nickel.-Boston Post
Glass shingles are now being made in Pitts
ourg They're very handy for a mother. as
she can see through the single and note lust
how much redder the boy has been made
Boston Post
what is woman's spherei" To be mathe-
maticaliy correct. we suppose woman's sphere is
pelhg always round when yOn want her, and
sometimes when you don't want her-Lo,ce4
Citizen.
1t has been matter Of wonder why women
enough when you know it. That .is the only
Boston Transcript
A iady OF experience observes that q good
way to pick out husband is to see how pa
uently man waits for dinner when it is be-
anna eiine; aA the girls were to take that
advice and abide by It, plaguey few Of them
would ever get married.-Lo,cea Citizen
=, Somewhat mixed: The waiter inferred that
tne guest mad taken little something before
supper from the mere fact of his ordering sstfed
'raters and chork pops" -sracuse Herald.
~, An ekcusa6e pun: II guess that girl must be
~ho G had sefs remarked the
sayed to brush of the white spot on his coat
sieeVe.-Bosto" Transcript
he did not hesitate: It is enough TO make
oying man rise up and roar to hear stutterinU
speaker say: I'LL huh-huh-haye nun-nun-no
mun,nun-ness- -tut-tptancy tut-tut-tut-to
sos-sus-sa '-Boston Transcript
A Michigan young man has got a tndgm.r4
against his girl for the presents he made her
When they thought they would marry, but the
glrl mas appealed: The case is Of the highest
importance. as, the judgment Of the lower
S Soult ID amrmed, many hearty young lady will
rifle Courier Journal A''~''-
Inc dudine seeks Information: MARIA" said
mrs; Parvenu to her daughter ''who is this Mr..
DUDE that the papers have so much to sav
soouts l must ask your father to bring him to
Ne,o York Mal
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Michigan's Now Senator.

Among recent sojourners in New York, writes
a correspondent from that city, was Michigan's
new United States Senator, Thomas W. Palmer.
Mr.. Palmer's face is not Q strange one in the
metropolis; he ts frequent visitor, but his
name does not appear on the hotel registers.
The reason is because he has q handsome resi-
dence Of his own. which he occupies with his
wife. cultured and interesting lady. while in
the city. Mr.. Palmer fully deserves the popu-
larity which he enjoys in Michigan, and which
found expression by his election as United
States Senator. He is one Of those frank.
hearty, genial men who make friends every
where. He Is a stanch republican, but certainly
not narrow-minded partisan. How his politl-
cal opponents at home regard him is pretty
Wen attestedfby the fact that the chairman and
TWO ex-chairmen Of the democratic state COM
mlttee were among the friends who gave him
Puonc reception In Detneit after his election. Il
Is pretty certain that Mr.. Palmer won't figure In
the Dryasdust role when he enters the Senate.
lhat Is altogether outside of his line He likes
Gooo JOKES and good stories and the sunny side of
.hlngs always attracts him first. He has been q
large operator 10 lumber for several years, and
He ne TANKS q as one Of the rich men Of Michigan.
ne Is apparently about 50 years old with bright,
s,,long, friendly face and IN easy and always
pleasant manner.
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visited the sO-called Pitch lake. Trinidad.
September 80, 1882, landing per steamer at La
Brea, on the west coast of Trinidad about forty
miles south Of the port of Port-of- Spain. The
lake IN question is situated about one and one
half miles from the shore. There is a gentle
ascent OF 14O feet from the shore to the lake.
The name 4" lake" is misnoner, If we under
stand by the term cavity containing liquid
The contents of this cavity. or supposed cavity.
Is concrete. slightly flexible mass of pitch: it
is level plain, on which bushes and patches of
vegetable formations, and pools of water are seen
here and there over the surface. There is no
difficulty in walking or wading over it from end
TO END. or from side to side The shape of this
plan is sort of ellipse or ovoid. The water in
the pools Is rain water, having a slight iron
taste Arriving on the plateau / found, first. a
number of chestnut-colored females washing
and bleaching linen, and in other parts num-
Der OF two-wheeled carts, drawn each by
single horse, in the act of being loaded
with pitch. Scattered here and there
over the surface were to be seen dark.
yeliow-orown colored men with pickaxes
digging out large clods of pitch, which
boys gathered out from the pit and piled
up for the carriers. The pitch at almost
every blow Of the pickaxe broke off with re-
slnOus fracture quite easily. Each lump of
pitch exhibited air>cavities Of the size of pig
cons egg, larger or smaller. l was Informed
w oic uiSSeIS tiat tHey never Dug deep enough
TO ma the pitch soft and plastic; but they as
serted that in the course of couple of DAYS
the cavity which they had dug would be again
level with the surrounding plain This asser-
tion, think, must be taken with considerable
reservation. This pitch deposit, imagine. like
any other mineral deposit, will become entirely
exhausted in the course of time resembling
In this respect our Oil wells In PENNSYLVANIA,
But 1t will take long time to do this. for the
area of this visible deposit is about 100 acres
which Is equivalent to 1850. 600 feet. and
4360 oO0 feet surface and one foot deep will give
the same number of cubic feet Now allowing
the weight OF one cubic foot of pitchto be Go
pounds ut Is really more). shall get by COM
putaton pol 800, 900 pounds. when nnmhar
divided by 2.2l0 gives 1868 tons for the weight
OF single layer of pitch on Pitch lake one foot
deep; How deep this pitch deposit is absolutely
is not yet known with accuracy, or even approx
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Hear what one member OF the profess
sion testlfies regarding She scientific
preparatl0n q . broshsr menbex.
N D1x1xy has hsm IN ths dru1 suznss IN ns
d1 q ProviAsnos twsaty-Avs ysanss aaack snA pro-
psastor ia good Standing. sadsnowswhsrsahs1 arms.
IN.
Cir. D. Mys: Fur many years have suffered N.
tmssly It 6meA win Whist Il ssnsrary called rhsnnaa-
tism. when nrss ssssoksd Wa connnsd b my bed
snd could not walk stsp. could not bear he WIGHT
OF ths bedoaothea sxe.uciatne tn agony en-
aursd. always noticed thst bsfors these attacks came
"a my Kidneys were affected: before fhsrs would be
any pain In my limbs any swelling Of Joints
nmbs. the color Of the sscrssions from the lid
nsys weuld be very DARK and tho odor strong and
tsvsrish The Last attack vsrJ severe about i've
years ego. and was confined house several weeka
and was unable to attend to business In three months
During the time confined at home and the time Of
my convalesoencs employed four Of the best doctors
that could obtain. but none of them gave me- per-
msnent relief, for they did not go to work at the
cause OF the trouble. Having been acquainted
with the proprietor OF Hunts Remedy . long time
was induced by him to give trial. hoping that II
might reach the scat Of the dsease and after taking
one bottle found myself very much improved. and
after taking the second feeling better than I
had after any previous attacks. During many months
previous to taking the Remedy my hands and fingers
would be much swollen and stiff every morning; my
LEI side in the region of stomach and Spleen very
lame and sensitive; at times would be taken with
severe cramps the spleen, and be obliged apply
mustard or cayenne for temporary relief was very
nervous nights and could Sleep Obliged be
very partic uar in diet and my SYSTEM
sadly demorallzed Since have taken Hunts Remedy
systematically all these things have changed have no
swollen hands or limbs. pains cramps In the side.
can cat all kinds of food. sleep soundy get thor
oughly rested. and my kidneys active and perform
their functions promptly. thus taking of ystem
all the poisonous secretons which contaminats the
whole system where the kidneys do not efficiently.
My friends. what Hunts Remedy has done for me it
Will do for all of believe it to be the only sure
cure for all diseases of the Kidneys Liver and Urinary
organs. Respectfully, Z. R. DAWLEY.
45z Broad street"
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(NHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY on THE WEST
~ SIDE OF NINTH SIRE J, THIkD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF o STRkET NORTH


EuTCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREE 8
NORTHWEST ALSO. LOT ON z STREET BE.
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
On TUESDAY. APRIL SEVENTEENTH 1888 aaR
at At FOUR O'CLOCK 2. II en- the premises. wi. ~
sell, Ct public auction that valuable vacant-X.
streets hsy ns frontase street Of twenty -four
public alley sid piscs of ground being parts Of lots
an A. sSn Fon YR HAITI o.c1ocx s.,,r
AFTERNOON. . Lot on Rhode Island avenue between
l4th and 18th streets having frontage Of about sixty
one hnndred and thirty-n.s !is6) feet. being psris
Terms One half cash; balancs in one ID and two fp
years with interest at six (6 cent annum pay
able semi annually, secured by deed trust on the
premises sold all cash option Of the purchaser
deposit of 500 required upon each piece Of propery
al time of sale. JOHN C. HAkKNLSS. Trustee.
j. 4. COLDWELI. Auctioueer apT-dkds
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OHARLEs ". HANDY. Reei Essass Aren't.


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING
ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
CAPITOL AND PIECE STREETS NORTH
By virtue o6 deed OF trust dated the 9TH day ofeS
February A. d. 1878. recorded in Lbor No 8SS IA.
folio g. one Of the land records for the District
Columbia md q the written request q the party Sc
cured thereby the unersigned viii sei at public ano
ton: in front Of the premieee, on FRIDAY, APRIL
TWENTY, 1883. ct FIVE O'CLOCK r. M, the follow.
Eeel est.te situate In the city Of Wisn.
t1 District Of Columbia to witt Part Of Lot numbered
twenty Tire 2Sl In SQn.re numbered SIX hundred and
cRRer of td lot numbened (23) and run.
ming thence north With The west le OF North Captl
street one hundred and nlnetsen {ll0 feat thru an
inches; thence Wcgt seventy (70) feet; thence north
eghteen (l6) foet thence west twenty-five (22 feet:
thence south ewenty-wo (2N feet; thence two as
CD inches and Themes east with the north line of Pierce
street ninety 0 feet TO the place Of beginning (excep
Ing the north eighteen l1 fest three 60 inches front by
the depth q seventy 0) feetl together with the i'm
provemonta consisting Of large double frame dwelling
mouse and frame otable, 80.
Term. OF $40: Onefoarth cash. and the residue in
NJ twelve and eighteen month"; for which the notes Of
cant Per sn19m payable semi annually: and secured
oy oeed Of trust on the property viii be TAKEN all
cesn q option Of the purchaser 500 deposit required
q the time OF Gala and all conveysnone and recording
q purchAeerSe cost Terms to be complied with IN
seven dsYs from day Of sae or the property viii be no
so!d q the risk and cost Of the defaalns PURCHASE
sitar ave day. edvertsemenk All claims for dsmagee
~ reason Of change Of grades In North CaUtoa street
are reserved % the estate Of John G.. Waters.
GEORGE TRUESDEIL.l r,r.....
EUGENE CARUSL irus'eeA
.. 7. GOODWILL. Aucdoneer. ap7-eokds
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Fverr raes. q, ee~r-sfiee s,es ana SOFA On rgmuuas-
eIcn IN Han Eruncdsco. Baltimore Philadelphia. No.
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on In
New YORK 0sDuk Exchange one-eigfh Of one pcr emit
eommissisa. fnvste and direct Telegraph warss %
Richmond. Baltimore. PhilAdelrhia. Nov YorH snA
Boston through which orders are ezeculnd a IT,
Stock EXCHANGES IN taaose cities and rspcxena b>ok
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds ana In
formation saenrtinR the Marines rscetyed troueh our
wires INSTANTLY oirsos lrom tie x>ew Yorf e<ock
Exchange. nj
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CHAkLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent,

IRTSTEE'S SALE OF xAIUABIE IMPROVED
Bl-INESS PROPERTY ON SfVf NH RE.
TWEEN AND y STREETS NoRIH4EsE
BLING NJ :. l229 AND I2293.
BY virtue Of deed in trust dated July 96th -
1872 and recorded in Llber Ne. sl6 folio 3O4 Ell "a
seq, OF the land records for the District Column -
bia, and 10y direction Of the ho der Of the promis-
sorry note sred thereby, the said note overdue
Hnd uIlla a. the undersigned viii offer, Tblic
ton, in front OF the premiee= IGESiAY, a HE
SkNENTEEN1H DAY OF April. lSS3, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK l.. NJ, the following described
real estate to sit: Lot numbered nineteen is) and the
south half OF Lot numbered twenty (2Ol. In square
nllilf cred four hundred and f.ye ght 44Sl SUBJ
divided 10y act of corporation April 18th 1898 fronting
about BIG feet eth street and running back with that
vi 9TH about los feet to alley. The improvements
consist Of two ree-story brick dwellings with stores
attached.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. end residue IN equal
Instruments at ak twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale, TO be secured 10y tho purchasers notea
bearing interest and deed Of trust on the property
Sold or all cash. at the purchasers option. deposit
OF FOO mast be made at the of the sale and IL
terms OF sale be not compiled with within
the day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to res4I
the property. at the pmrchssers risk and cost
three days notice IN The Evening Star newBpuper,
Conyeyancing and recording at purchnsers cost
RUDOLPH ElCHHORN, Trustee
.. H COLDWEII. Auchoneer. sp3-dSds