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Betrayedby Her Pet.
From the st. James Gazette,


Among the minor items of local news in the
Partisan journals is onewhich may be regarded as
pendant on a small tcale to the old story of
the dog of Montargis. A young English opera
dancer, who, it seems is frequently guilty of the
reprehensible omission Of neglecting to pay
the cab-drvers whose vehicles she engages,
left her dog as a sort of pledge with her Auto
medon the other day when she alighted to
make some purchases in the establishment otthe
Louvre. She made her egress from the building
by door on the opposite side. and the cabman
saw nothing more of her till day or two
ago, when he espied her in cafe, where she
Was having some refreshment He asked her
for his fare, Init SHE denied all knowledge of him.
and fatty refused Fay aim. The cabman dis
appeared Tor moment, aid returned with the
dog, which he had since been carrying ABOUT
with him. The moment the little creature saw
his mistress he flew toward her. wagging his
tail, barking joyously, and generally indulging
In all the recognized canine manifestations of
delight. The case was clear--so clear that the
ungrerson herself didnot venture to dispute
the matter further. Unfortunately she had no
money, and the conmissary of police before
whom she was taken sent her to the depot.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENINGS.

T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
- LOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
GUNS. FISHING TACKLE RItLEs, REyoLv-
EAkDWARE. foois KAzoRS. sCissokS
PoGkETBO0Ks, VioLfNs TOYS BAs. BALLS
And BATS, VIOLIN STR NGS. SKATES,
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEWELRY TOILET
SEIS. OrIICAL GOODS, WATCH CHAINS. AND
10000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction of the owner, to change business viii
O'MEARA Co, 1347 Pennsy ivsnia avenue northwest.
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH, at
SEVEN p NJ, aid every evening thereafter at
hour until further notice
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, rs many
goods viii be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
n B-1h Fixtures viii not be sold at the erIIfin
alton OF sale. the store will be occupied by J. U.
OMEARA CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
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Navigatinsa Balloon.

From the Pail Mall Gazetf.
1t was only two years since, when from New
castle-upOn-Tynem my bal loon appeared to be per-
fectly navigable. Having observed before ascend
ing that fish-shaped PIPER pilot had, at about
1000 feet high, turned rQnd and wagged his tail,
sent up globular papr model to follow, and
found that its course We changed in like manner
and that counter wind blew the reverse way, asI
anticipated. On ending subsequently l
pointed out to my corpanion that we should
drift first of all inland. put that we could turn
seaward if he would lila to travel toward Tyne
mouth. "Oh mol" he eplied, 'by no means"
AS we approached the Dne in which a shift of
WIND was certain to be encountered was vain
and silly enough to effet the ability to take my
fellow-vOyager a turn Ger the city if he would
like such change of cosrse. "Oh, immensely"
he replied 'but how can you manage it?"
''Well, We'll see" SUI, enough. when the ba-
rometerindicated the supposed region of another
current, we struck out Dr Newcastle, which we
had left mile in the ear; but as this breeze
was taking us down tip river l was loosely
asked. when the North Sea yawned in the dis
lance, five were supposed to have return tickets.
~ rap for them," [ Fpled, by opening the
valve shutters with aflpping sound. Gas being
let OIL, we re-entered thu lower current, passed
a park some miles nlan{ Now, if had set up
for would-be navigatd. and had made ever SO
little display OF fans AMI so forth, no argument
or solemn confession wGld have persuaded my
companion and the spectators that l had not
guided with singular epertness my directable
balloon.
Another case in pointwas connected with an
ascent from the CrystalPaace in the year 1875,
and was chrOnicled in The Times and other
publications. The air o. this occasion was light
and variable, as l SUSPECT it was at Meudon
during the recent exceptionally tranquil weather.
had taken note early il the day of two distinct
currents of air, but SOM hazy mist formed over
head and we ascendedunder the influence of a
northeast breeze and vent away toward Surrey.
AS the sounds of Sydenhm, especially about the
high-level station over which we passed. had
died away, it was reasonably inferred that we
had progressed toward the country especially
as rift in the lower vapour disclosed green
fields, SO that we had clearly travelled. After
being out of sight for Al hour and half. thought
it time to descend; strong glare of light, as if
reflected from glass; appeared beneath-the
next moment the towGs and central transcept
OF the Crystal Palace slowed up. "Why, we've
never moved" exclained apassenger "Trans-
fixed. by Jove!" said another. you are both
Mistaken" replied; we have been, goodness
knows where and theupper wind has brought
US back to the spot whence we set out. But
observe as in a moment weshall enter the north.
east current" We din So drifted back in the
direction of Stratham and descended two or
three miles from the Palace.
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WHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF A Two STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND ON WEST MAR
KET SPACE. GEORGETOWN.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed i'll in said lii
offer at public sale on the misses MONDAY, FIF
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1884, at the hour Of
SIX O'CLOCK NJ. all that part OF Lot No. Al. stu
ated on West Market Space, Georgetown D. c., begin
ming at the southeast of the house formerly
owned by the late Robert lite, Market Space, and
south nineteen feet and inches, to Samuel Nc
Atee's lot; thence west SO less to Craig
wall; thence north and parallel with first line nineteen
and six inches thence i'll straight line to the be-
ginning with the story frame house upon the
Terms of sale: half of the purchase money in
cash: the balance in twelve months; the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest from the day of sale
the purchaser pay all cash the ratification Of
the sale by the court and of all the purchase
money. decd will be executed at the expense the
purchaser X. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
selu-dSds 155 Bridge street tIeorgetown
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At the Opera.
From he Travellers Magazine.

xEOIli ne fFSNtitIs IlI-aZluo
They were at the French opera, and as they
seated themselves he remarked, impatiently:
There, / have forgotten the opera glass
again." 'Oh, We'll" sad his wife, soothingly.
1--WE viii get along nicely without IL" ''Non-
sense" he replied: Il will have an opera glass
II have 20 rent one" you didn't make such
a FMS about forgetting the opera glass when we
went TO see Henry Irving In 'Eara.ct," she re-
marked, little ste-nly. ~ knew didn't but
.Iia'n!cf, and French opera are very different
thiHSa You don't Imagine that : man can ap-
pf'tlaie hfr-er-er--uuSic without an opera
glass. do you.'
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IL LAKE GEORGE
AND CATSkILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARL,OR c.RrrNp

Trains on New York West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West Shore of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station OF Pennsylvania Il. IL. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 9 65 an.-Arriva Safstoya
2}5 Caldwell Lake George .25 m. Montreal III
pm. sEeggnt Pullman Bu1et Cars to Saratoga thence
io Montreal.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. go am-sr-
rive Hotel haaterskl 230 pm. Grand Hotel 2.07 pm
I;Ilor Cars
DAY EMPRESS. 10:16 am.-Arrve Albany p m;
Sharon Springs pm, Co0perstOwn pm, Utica 5.s1
PM Syracuse 7:l5 IN. Roch stcr l0:i0 pm Buffalo
12:l5 Niagara Falls 1888 parlOr Cars Al
bany. Sharon Sprln and Niagara Falls.
SARATOGA AND CAISklIL MOUNTAIN TX
PRESS LAO a.m-Arrive Hotel KaatersBiil sis y M
Grand Hotel 05 pm, Saratoga G25 PM Lake George
tpm- Parlor Cars Jersey City TO Saratoga and Lake
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LIN
IT'D. 3:i5 pm.-ATrive Hotel Kaat. rskill g. 10 pm,
Grand Hotel 845 pm. Saratoga so p.In Lake George
10:z0 pm, Montreal S:25 with PGTCr Cars
Kill Mountains TO Saratoga Buffet PsrlOr Car leaves
Washington Pennsylvania r. X. s:l5 m for
Saratoga; sleeIers thence to Montreal The New York
Limited leaves Washington $40 n, connecting
with Saratoga and CatsEil Mt Limited at Jersey City
ASK for single round tri tickets by West sopsrout
and avoid ferry at and long through New YORK
city.
Apply TO City or Depot Agent ~ Tenn r r for
Ilete tables, tickets and Perlor Car chars ParloF
Car chslrs from Jersey City station reserved IN advance
upon application to AGENT Pullman C%r Co. Penn IL l.
station JeIses City, New Jersey
HENRY MO%ETT, Gen. Pass. ACT
.e26-jm "A State street New lork.
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AT Pernambuco a snake Of the boa class is
largely employed to drive rats out Of the houses
1t costs fifty cents to dollar, and requires only
a saucer OF milk once or twice week.
Cases OF metallic poso ming have been traced
to cheap slver-plated pitchers. Where the lin-
ing is broken or worn, galvanic action is set up
and the base metal rapid y oxidized.
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FqNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

FlNHE GREAT
TO THE S6KTII, WfsT And Southwest
STEEL RI kafIs MkG GSiP EaU1pMESr
-r.,n. LII IL EFT EFFECT July l6Ia Iss4 g.,
Tor Ptsb1Tr and the West Chicago Limited Express
e.lG Il da3ly to Cincinnati and st Louis with Sleep
ca - Ieiis: daily. except SATURDAY; to chicago
kso connects daily for Gheao with Sleeping Car
for Fitsburg ana the West. with Palace Sleeping
"@ BAIT IL MORE @ si' AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Nis-a-a
lSoy P m daily except saturday with raaSe Cara
on Saturday might Will not run beyond Remove;
tSr Mlllanlslort Lock Haven aid Elmiia al $40 a In
For New A Yafk ald The East. u.s. SO and HOO
1000 aid Ills ? Lia.ited E1prsss oi Pullman
On sunday s00p M.
ss cs + at 81 bSn hnsS ss
rect transfer TO Fulton street. Welding double ferrase
Tor Ihadeiplia rs, 20 and IL a. m. TO- 400 600,
Ills ?. Limited ExIress, $40 a. daily, except
For Baltimore, es5. us. 500 $40. 100 A. m 1905,
21O. 400. as, 40. 600 $40 1000 and IL Is d m.
On Sunday. s40 LOO a. mr 400 Goo. TAO, 1000 and
For Pores Greek Line. 6.35 and 40 p. m daily
For Annapolis, 6s5 m. l2o5 and 44O p. daily
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
For Alexandria 60 100. s2s, I1o5 and lbs a M
at so. g25. llu5 a M, 8 % ID. IN.
For Richmond and the South. 80 and HOS m daily
and 800 /. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington sos so 1000
10.l0 "a. Loo, 305, 8 g. 5lO 705 and 10 h. M,
and y 10 midnight except Monday On Sunday at
$50 aud To- IN 7U5 and l040 T. IN, and L., 10
night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and Penusylyani and the
ton where orders be lett for the checking lag
gsge to destination from hotels and
CHAS i. PUGH, j. L. WOOD
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent.
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pD.TTeICRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID THE MODEL. FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY
LINE IL Il.tTN-4fs- LAST AND THE WISE
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JgSNFY COIfpIFlr
hNIh. Jh NNFl NCIILEh.
STEEL RAILS

~ STFEI All = W. i''
1884, ESTi FTRr Sinp N1 USE ls1H
Leave Wsshngton from station. corner OF New Jersey
Ior Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville and ST Louis daily
81 S:S a. m; , l9:l3 a M 1910 y m with Through
without change; lO;l3 q. ~ daily 10 Chicago cEcept
For TIttsburv at ESQ a. NJ end $40 r. m daily: $40
M TO Pittshug Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via MonroeviIe. Io:l5a n
daily with Sleeper for Toie1c. VIA Wheeling md Lake
Trains for PHILADELPHIA and New York at SO m,
Ioi6 m daily. farlor and slfelns Cars an e.
For Baltimore on week day. 20 go 500 slqs co
minute tTan.) 4:40 $50 ESQ., i:ou $40 V:io lo:iop
For Baltimore on Sundays. 90, $780, $40 m. las.
2Sa 800 4ao, 5SO. e;SO. 7:O0 6.zo $50 and lo:l0p
TorFoints on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Iol5 q
For Annapolis, GAO a. n and I2lO and 4:zop m; on
For Stations 6e ssS Washington and Baltimore
i5g6S ~ so sdsI i2se mn sS asa "a 30 ana
m .n IoT Stations 81 NetTop.lilaa bIsncS
branch m daily for iSEISton a. ssaans6n and
daily s9f for fSdc ss enssf ios n AS
n m daily except sunday.
For asgsrstown. lo:lS a m. and SIS pm. daily e1ccpt
Trains arrive from tie West daily. s2o. 7Soa m. 2sa
Prom New fcrk and Philadelphia Ass s:soa m eaily
From Annapoiis SO M ana i5o and s:s7 m.
Sunday. $3.50 q m, 6:S7 o m
From Lexington. 6.20 aaiiy. and 2:l5 y. daily
except Sunday.
From Frederick snd intermediate POINTS s:25. a m,
2l5, M and s:l2 y. ~. daily. except Sunday; STA
y. caiy from Point Of Rocks.
Trims leave Baltinoro Tor Washington OF 2c9 IA
z00. 80 500 6:25 ESQ 800 snd 10:l5 p SUM-
6ayp. 90, $40. 7:l5. 7;ao $40. $780, l:3J 600
rs, so and 900 n IA.
lntrSins from Washington stop at Relay Station
alislsr Information srrIy 9, the Baltimore ana
Iennsylysnia Hath street where orders
VIII l taken tor baggage "a L. checked and received -
Il. M. cLfMENTs. NJ. CIT baltimore
.eE G. II. LOhD. Ge.41 iss5enger Agent
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MOTIF GERMAN HOYD-

n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvaE,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company VIII sail EVERY WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot of
Sd street, Hoboken Rates of passage from NEW YORK
to LONDON, HAVRE, BREAlEN: BY Wednesday steamer
First cabin, 800 10 $50; second cabin o. BY Satur-
age at lowest rates. For freight Passage apply to
OELRICHS CO, Bowling Green, New York; W, g.
west; CHAS. WALTER. 342 street. Agents for WASH
ingtOn 1al2
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THE .oTTor Gas ENGINE

THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires boiler. avoids I'll expensive attendance
need extensively for Iunnag Passenger and Freight
snd Lthographic Presses Coffee Mills, koasters Paper
snd Ruling Machinery. Iathes. &c. &c. This ENGINE
possesses the least pumber OF working parts. and
great simplicity OF mechanism
For particulars as to prices &c. apply ut Once OF
Washington Gas Light Co ylS
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auet.Oneer

BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court will
offer at auction. on WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
west ana opposite Rawlings Square the large Green
house of the la Henry Douglas Esq, the being
about 50x2o feet and containing numerous and varied
FioWering Plants well grow1i amons which are about
So Marechal Neil Roses 81 Hydrangeas 60 Caneas, 800
Gala Lilies, 3Jacqueninots, Ambitions, Begonla, IL
Heliotropes II Climbing Roses 10 Aoes, India Plant,
Sago Palm Acacia Trees 800 Miscellaneous Rose Bushes
and other valuable plants too numerous to mention.
Greenhouse open to inspection time
The ground on which the Greenhouse stands can be
leased at ST. month. or bought for S2.19S.
Terms OF sale: third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, in bonds vel secured and approved by
the court all cash, at purchasers option Unless
terms of sale complied with il days. Admins
TRAITOR right to resell and at risk and cost of
detaultng purchaser Deposit OF $50 required at time
oil sale.
j. j. WATERS Administrator.
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RAILROADS.
MD RAILWAY
FINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
ALE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. soUTHwEs

DIIULAND hh1LMA1.
ALE SEORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect AUGUST 2. 1884
e10 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max ma closs
connections 10 all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday, with c. & q. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New Y, rk and Wash
ington to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington Atlanta TO New Orleans,
CHARLOTTESVILLE FAST LIN Daily via Char
lott sNlle TO Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville.
Nz0P, MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 all points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. o Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from WASHINGTON via Dam
vile Charlotte and Atlanta TO New Orleans: also,
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car trUm " asllngton
to White sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 20 4
NJ. aud 5;lO Z. NJ daily, except sunday.
Narrenton trains leave Washington Of $40 AN and
SHOP NJ daily.
For tickets aud information inquire Companys Of
fC, ,60l Pennsylvania avenue
Nj SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIFI.
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
au2 EOI. HAAS Traffic Manager
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j. J. WATERS, Administrator,
s,9-dts No. 3O41 II street northwest.



The subscribers will sell. III front of the dwelling
house ON the premises, SATURDAY, SEPTEAi- Hss3
BER TWENTIETH, 1884. ut THREE O'CLOCK =. eE2
NJ the real estate of the late Esau Pickrel being 1884
acres less This land is located on the road
leading from the Conduit road at the locks of the
e. Il o. canal to the River road, and known the Per-
simmon Tree road, mile from Conduit road, Il miles
from Cabin John bridge, and miles from Georgetown
The property consists of the main farm lot No l.
which contains 1861 acres of land, less. and
some stached woodland, lot No 2. containing ca
acres OF land less lying to said lot
No l. and on the River road Lot No. is very highly
improved having large frame dwelling house contain
ing 10 rooms, burn and all necessary outbuilings 1t
is well wooded and watered. There is great deal OF
choice fruit on the place-apples grapes DC Over 100
is in fine grass 1t is under good fencing Lot No
is all in timber, principally oak and chestnut This
property will be offered whole in lots may be
desired by purchasers
Terms Of SALE One. third of the purchase cash
day of sale; the balance in two equal insalments
one and two years from tine day of sale the
deferred Payments to bear interest from the day OF sale
and the payment thereof To be secured by the single
bills of the purchaser purchasers. with surety
sureties to be approved by the trustees ConIeyancS
at cost of purchaser
HATTERSIIY " TALROTT,l ,r,.o
se9-eo5t JANIS B. HENDERSON. ! AAuS'ee9'
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FNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, NOS 3I59 AND


BY virtue Of the trusts contained in the will of -
the 14th day of October 1879 and recorded in Oh
lber No IT, folio 49, of the records Of wills OF the Dis
been substituted as such Trustee instead Of Joseph
d+s SINUS M deoessed the 9rginai trustee BY de.
q coumbia, in Iquity cause No. 7s4s, Rosetta N
simnls ct Al. versus Ada p King ct al win sen At
by OF sEPfEMBfk isst at Ia FIVE tE
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, in front OF the prem
ground situated on the north side of West street.
between High and Valley streets The city of George
four feet said West street improved by two two
story and back building frame dwelling houses and
% WHICH, W y Is more PARTICULARLY bounded and de-
All that Part Of lots Nos fifteen u5 and sixteen us,
lot No eight ( of the slip in said Georgetown bounded
and described as follows: Beginning for the at
feet west of its intersection with Valley street thence
sixtyfour 64 feet west, following the line of said
West street following party wall sixty.si1
tS6l feet; thence northsry parallel with High street
angles to High street twelve 2) feet thence northery
parallel with High street eleven W feet six Co inches
six 6 feet ten 90 inches; thence south twenty three
degrees (23 deg east fifty eight (5S feet four anda
t9 deg east fourteen Q4 feet four quarter
thence straight line thirty six 800 feet four
together with the improvements thereon
The property will be sold entire, each of the two
Terms OF sale one-haf cash; balance in one year. in
note bearing interest and secured by deed of trust
Conveyancing the of the 800 to be
paid i'd down when the property is knocked of;
the trustee
GEORGE A. KING. Trustee.
au26-tu s&ds 1920 New York avenue.
sE--THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY POST
poned till TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH.
same hour and place. BY order cf Trustee:
se13-N THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
AssIGNEEsp SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT

OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of deed of ASSIGNMENT to duly aAA
corded among the Land Records Of said District IN
Lber l0i folio 294 ct seq. we shall sell at public
auction: in front Of the premises. on MONDAY. THE
O'CLOCK T. ~ Lots and in the snbd i, made
by in square No. Il2 plat Of which will be exhibit
ted at SALE the bng situated the south side of
Road street. near Congress (3ist street. in std George
town.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. Of which $50 must be
paid at the time Of sale upon each Lot residue at six
OF the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of sx r
sold, all cash. at option Of purchaser All convey
ancing &C, at purchasers cost The right IL rsrved
to resell at defauting purchasers cost and risk if teIus
are not complied with in seven days from day - SAFE.
FRED. W. JONES.
472 Lorisfna NV, ...i,-,o.s
CHAS. h CRAGIN, JR., HSSeN~
se5-8s 32l ~ street NV,
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John SHERMAN & CO, Auctioneers.

John SHERMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION. LOTS A. b.
AND Il, NORTH SIDE OF b STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND NORTHEAST, AND HOUSE
No ASS STREET NORTHWEST. CONTAINING
FIFTEEN ROOMS.
We will offer, at public auction, on WEDNES-%1aaa
DAY, ST PTEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1884, at ssss::a
FIVE Z. NJ, the premises known No 12S b street -
northeast having front of % 2inches the north
side of street half square from the Capitol Grounds
The lots and have depth of 100 feet to alley.
and lot is continuation Of lot A, 100 feet to ShottS
alley, with two-story frame house There is also
small two-story frame house the Bsreet front of
the lots.
On THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER EIGHT
ZENITH, 1884, at FIVE =. NJ will offer, at auction,
the substantial press house No 45S street
northwest froating 25 feet street and containing
fifteen rooms. The lot is So feet deep wide alley
which there is a two-story brick stable.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two years.
secured by deeds of trust withinteres deferred pay
ments all cash. at purchasers option deposit Of
500 will be required on each piece of property.
WALTER NJ FRANKLIN,l Tr,,s+eas
se12 st SIDNEY A. FITCH. At""0e'-
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company's pier. No. ~ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
Labrador, Collier Wednesday. Sept II. m.
Canada, de kersabiec. Wednesday. Sept "a, m.
st. German, Iraub. Wednesday. Oct l. p
Checks payable on sight, in amounts suit, on TIA
Banque Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent. No e. Bowling Green, New York.
q. w MOSS, 225 Pennsy lvania avenue:
Nv. BOTELER L son. g23Pennsy lvania avenue
ee10 Agents for WASHINGTON ID. O.