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EulIulIg,
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 st.
1.dN 1a
4 ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'M
SPk9XEp BY HOUSE. No. 132s FIFTEENTH

BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, in equity No. l0S96
docket "a. wher.ln Mary T.. Thomas and others are
cOmpiaiuants and William W. Thomas and others are
defendants. Will sell at public auction front Of
premises, on FRIDAY, the SIX Ii DAY OF JULY,
1858, at HALfPAsI FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the fol.
loving property in the city Of WASHINGTON District
of Columbia. Part of original lot numbered thirty
(3O IN square one hundred and ninety five $780, be-
ginning on 18th street at point 10 ZIP feet north
OF the southeast corner OF said lot and running thence
north 10 Il2 feet, and thence west 30 feet thence
south 10 III feet and thence east 80 feet to the be-
ginning. improved by frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
OF the purchase money in cash. payable the day of
sale, within ten days Their after in
year. and third in eighteen months day of
sale. with interest said deferred payments
rate OF SIX per cent per until paid.
purchase money may b. paid in cash at any time with
IN ten days after the day sale the title be with
held until all the purchase money paid deposit of
800 Will he required at the time of sale All convey
acig at the purchasers cost II terms of sale not
complied with IN ten days after the day of sale the
Trustee reserves the right to resell 1T the and
OF the ceiautins purchaser after five advertising
WILLIAM ". BOARMAN, Trustee.
Room 81, Webster Law Building
GEO. W. STlCKNki Auctioneer. 1886 +. ie25
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Affairs in Nest Washington.

pE,rH.-Martin oDonoghue died last evening n
his residence, 1851 - h street. after hrieflneSS
The deceased was born In Ireland hut for the last
thirty-thfee years has bccn resident of the ITS
trict and has carried on the grocery business here,
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION oF WATER At
a nl-GreaJ Falls. Temperature, "a: ,ondSluf.
% receiving reservoir, temperature. ~: Condi-
ZION AT Dorth connection. .: condition at south
cohuecVoh, 10; distributing reservoir, tempera-
lure. az; condition al infuent gate-hOuse, ~;
CONDITION at efiuent gate-hOuse. ~ High uIs
ia tAe riNef To-Day al i2:io y. H. low tue al 6.ls
m.
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Victory for the Volunteer.

YACHT CLUB kEUATTA-
dispatch from Worcester, Mass, says that the
regatta OF the Eastern Yacht Club yesterday was
the most successful ever held there. The wind
and weather combined to make a great racing
day. The start was made at IL II and the yachts
ali went OF prettily. All the interest centered in
the Volunteer, Puritan, Kara, and Baboon. The
race between the Volunteer and Puritan was some
what exciting for the 1rst two hours Then the
Volunteer had passed her competitor, and held
such a lead that the race between them was
practically settled.
The winners ere: The Gitana In hrst-class
schoOners; the Volunteer in frst-class sloops TAX
ing the Puritan cup for year and 600; the
Bohemian In third-class schooners; the Stranger
In second-class sloops; the Kara In sixth-class
sloops and the Ciytie In seventh-class sloops $40
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos. 23l6 221S, 2o20 AND 2222 q STREET
NORTHWEST, AND Nos. 22l1 AND 22IS
BILE AND VACANT LOT.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded In ysSs-
No. 1865 folio 4s6 ct seq OF the land records Of the
District of columbia we will sell on MONDAY Tire
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises, "a ali
those certain pieces or parcels Of and premises
known and described on the RrC und MAJ,
or plat Of Warrington city, District Of
two and ak in square numbered afty-seyen q tHe
said lots embracing Sub lots ninstsen 10y twenty
(20l twenty CID. twenty-five (22l twenty. thrs
l2:J. twenty-four GAL twenty Ave (l5l twenty-sx
(29). twenty-seye ca and twenty EIGHT {oH IN
1876 Of the records Of the surveyors once Of the DE-
tlict Of Columbia.
Terms to be made known ut time Of s.ls and m. q,
be complied with IN twenty days properly win be re-
posit Of 800 will be required on each piece Of ors
erty when bid 10 accepted Convsyencing kc at pur.
GEORGE GATOR. +,
js25-eokda JAS. u. NARR / TuseeeA
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MAKItIlrn
GOUGH-ENANS

GoUGH--EvANs BY the Rev. VIM ". Chapman.
Tuesday June 20. lSss, 81 the residence of hride
parents, Capt JOHN L. COUGH. Of Northumberland
County, Va. 10 Miss kETTA A. EVANS. VI Washing
ton, ID. G.
oNEs-McAULITFE. A. 2o'clock . m on June
Is 1855, It st. stephens church. by the Rev. T. !
Donahue r. n. JONES to Miss JOE NcAULIFFL
both Of this city.
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WILLS FILED To-DAy.-The will OF David Drey-
fus, OF West Washington filed to-day, leaves $500
10 his parents and the remainder OF his estate 10
BaDette Dreyfus, his wife. Samuel 5. TaylOr's
will leaves TO his wife, Martha " Taylor. his es-
tate Jane Austin's Will leaves all her property 10
her daughters, Florine and NJ Ada. A copy OF the
will OF the late John c. knowlton, from Waldo,
Me-, was also filed to-day.
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DIED IN ALBANY PESITESTIARY.-A telegram was
received last night from the Albany penitentiary
announcing the death there yesterday OF James
W. Welch, a prisoner sent from the District.
About eight months ago, for breaking the arm OF
one Of his daughters, Weich was sentenced TO jail
After he got out he assaulted his wife, and on an
officer attempting TO arrest him he assaulted the
ofIicer. For this he was indicted, and May 26th
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO one year In
the penitentiary.
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The District I'm Congress
MEETING or THE HOUSE, COMMITTEE ro-pAY-Ac1


ON VARIOUS BILLS.
The House District committee to-day authorized
Mr.. Atkinson TO report favorably n bin providing
that any person convicted OF being drunk In any OF
the streets or alleys OF Washington shall pay me
OF $50 or be imprisoned Tor twenty days, but that
such convicts shall not be put at work on public
streets, &C.
The committee discussed for some time the bill
20 Increase the pay OF the attendants at the st.
kuzabeth Asylum. They decided TO nj schedule
OF salaries for male attendants OF $s5, SO and s25
per month, and authorized the subcommittee 10
draw up bill In conformity with this, and includ-
Ing schedule OF salaries for female attendants.
The subcommittee on corporations considered,
without reaching conclusion, the Senate bill 10
incorporate the suburban Railway Company
NOTHING DONE By THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
Only three members OF the senate District COM
mittee-Messrs Ingalls,, Harris and Faulkner
put In an appearance to-day, hence
no business was transacted Senators Far
well, Spooner, Ridaleberger and Daniel, OF
the committee, out OF the city. Gen.
Is. f. Butler dropped into the committee and
talked politics with the three senators who were
patiently waiting for quorum. II he had any
Distr let business on hand he did not propose IL.
TO EXEMPT CHURCHES FROM TAXATION.
The House District subcommittee on ways and
means, at a meeting held late yesterday after
noon, decided to report favorably bills 10 exempt
Ascension church and Grace Methodist Episcopal
church from the payment Of taxes ASSESSED while
the churches were being built
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF UNIMPROvED REAL ES
TATE IN WHITNEY CLOSE" COUNTY OF

1kUSTEES' SALE OF UNIMPROVED REAL ES
TATE II WHITNEY CLOSE" COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated March l. A. D..
1887, and recorded in ber No. 1878 folio ESQ seQ
one OF the land records of the District Columbia
upon the request Of the holder of the notes secured
thereby We Will sell at public auction in front of the
t A ID 1858 At sIX O'CLOCK 7. NJ lot eleven q y. in
OF land called whitney Close situate the County
OF Washington, District of Columbia
Terms, One fourth cash, balance IN equal PAYMENTS
IN one, two. and three years. with interest per
cent per annum. payable semi annually secured by
deed OF trust upon property sold, all cash pur-
chasers option Conveyancing and recording at pur-
sale, GEORGE r ENNOSS :.
jei6-eo CHARLES i. PEARSOS,j Trustees
cs- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN CON-
sequence OF the rain, until THURSDAY, JULY FIFTH,
A. u. 1885, at SAME HOUR and place
GEORGE Z. EMMONS. T-rs,a..
ie29-d&ds CHARLES Is. PEARSON.f Arustees
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OUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

BALANCE OF FURNITURE &C.. CONTAINED IN
HOUSE No. $40 THIRTEENTH STREET \. W :,
COMPRISING WALNUT CHAMBER SETS
SPRING MATTRESSES. NJ. I. TABLES, EASY
CHAIRS, LACE CURTAINS. TOILET SETS
SION TABLE, LEATHER-COYERED DINING
CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. RANGES,
STOVES, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS
RUGS. KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, JULY SECOND commen-
cling at Ten O'CLOCK will sell at the above named
dwelling the balance Of furniture, carpets &C. con-
tanned therein, to which the attention buyers is
called
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Iron Workers, Wages.

HOPES THAT A SETTLEMENT MAY BIZ EXPECTED AT
T0-DAY's CONFERENCE IN PITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG, June 29.-The final conference OF the
Joint scale committee OF the Amalgamated
Association and Western Iron Manufacturers
Is being held here this afternoon. No settle
ment has been reached as yet, and 1t is generally
believed that the conference Will result in dis
agreement. rumOr is current, however, that a
settlement may be effected upon the basis or S. 80
per ton for pudding and a reduction In the other
departments.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Mile

POLICE CoURT-yudge Mtiier.
To-day, VIM Hunter, colored disorderly con-
duct; S or 10 days Jno Burdie, disorderly con-
duct; s. or 10 days Frank Morris, suspicion;
bonds or 30 days Saml Moore. colored profanity;
s. or days. Albert Dorsey, colored, assault; $40
or 30 days
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THg POPE's ENCYcLIcAL on LIBERTY.-The pope's
encyclical on liberty says: "human liberty, In in
dividuals as in societies or governments, implies
law which emanates from God The church is not
an enemy OF honest legitimate liberty, but is an
enemy OF license. 1t condemns false liberalism or
naturalism, which declares that there Is no su-
preme law and that every one must form his own
faith and religion Such doctrine tends TO destroy
the consciousness OF the difference between good
and evil between justice and injustice, and makes
force the sole basis OF society," The church is not
an enemy OF democracy, and rejects no form OF
government"
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The Babies Threats C0s.
sUocKrNG CRIME In nARYLANp-

Baltimore american special says that Mr.. A.
d. Layton Is weu-known farmer OF the fourth
district OF Howard county, Nd. Wednesday his
wife left her two small children, one aged three
years and four months ana the other eighteen
months in the charge OF negro boy ten years
Old. Mr.. Layton was working In q neld near the
house. About O'Clock In the Afternoon be called
to the boy TO bring him some water. The boy
went to the spring. got the water and returned 70
the house. A few minutes later he went running
to Mr.. Layton, and, in an excited way, told him
that his ehildren's Threats had been cut He said
running away from the house across q feld. Mr..
Layton 1t nrst did not believe that any one could
have committed 90 cruel a deed, but the boy re-
peated his story. M. Layton went at once TO his
house. and there saw q terrible picture. HIS little
children lay on the door with deep gashes In their
thr0ats One child may possibly survive, but the
wtndpipe OF the other Is 80 nearly cut In twain
that no hopes are enterta2ed OF its recovery Sus-
picion points 70 the negro ~, a. no one else was
seen about the place, anaN Ills story about the
strange man u not believed.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
III yOy ant. Astrologer and spiritual Medium. Born
~ I'm seyOnd sixht and veil livery hidden mystery
revealed. Receivers lost stolen property. finds
hidden treasures. Olyes lucky numbers. Causes
sYeedy marriages. Brings separated together Gives
succeSs in business Removes all family troubles
krd evil fudueuces Cures sickness. IL DISAPPOINTED
rs efforts Jxe ali alike. the Professor
can convince the scep;ic4L from Osher
cities TINE and disappointment % calling
tle only genuine clalrNOy IN Tins city he
esetls where All others fall and GdVerses only what
L. can 10. sittnsrs. 5Oc- re@siIn2 b mail
r,ept OF al Name lock oi hair. date OF b rtl Hours
1870. 42I 9th st. NV.
MADAM ROSS, THE REIIABLL CLAIM OF ANT
WI and AstroOgisi, informs frends aud the pub
IL GENERALLY she viii leave the city soon for the
SrA shore, aud all who may wish 10 CONSULT her.
should call early. al -
tei 49, 1910 lth 81. n.
NINE. BROOKE TEIIs ALL TIE EVENTS OF
Nl LIZ All business con usLtial- laGles andSen-
tsnen so cents each. as street. between Attn AND
Eth streets northwest. so-fV"-
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II you wish to secure good results by the
application Of IN external remedy In the
AND treatment Of Coughs. Colds, Hoarsereas.
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy snd other ches
MAKE palma be sure and get BENsON's PLAS-
TER, carefully avoiding limitations and
NO substitutions with which the market h
Aooded- Benson's Plaster promptly re-
uBTAKR. hevss aches and pains Of every descrip-
ton. such - Rhsumatism. scistica. Lum-
bago. eprains &c. jsS5
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Fifty Years a Jesuit.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-F. Y. Winninger, aged
eighty-three, died to-day at the priory, near st.
Xavier'S College. He had been for more than fifty
years member or the society OF Jesus, was a
well-known missionary, and a writer or many
ecclesiastical works
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Army ORpRRs--Col Jedediah ii. Baxter. chief
medical purveyor. ordered 70 New York on tenn
porary duty second Lieut.. Geo. H. Cameron, sth
cavalry, granted sixteen days extension OF leave
first Lieut.. Robert w. Dowdy, nth Infantry.
granted nve months extension OF leave,
second Lieut. Eugene W. Van q. Lucas, engineer
corps, ordered 10 duty with the battalion OF en-
glneers Willet's Point First Lieut.. Jas. A. Hut
ton, SIN infantry, ordered TO duty as a member OF
tle general court-martial convened nj Dayfd's
lsianl New York harbor, relieving First Lieut..
yno n Waring, I'd Infantry. Asst surgeon Paul
cienuenln, granted one months extension OF
eaVe Col. Geo. II. MendelL engineer corps ordered
70 temporary duty at Ballast Point Cal FIRST
Lieut. Francis j. Patten, 2lst infantry, granted
one months extension OF leave Capt VIM. BiNby,
Engineer Corps,ordered 10 temporary duty at Forts
Casweil ana Macon, n. c. Thirty colored cavalry
recruits assigned TO the 9th cavalry. Forty re-
cruits assigned TO the I'd cavalry.
RosARrEs NOT FREE FROM DUry.-Assistant Sec
Rotary Maynard has informed the collector OF Gus
toms at New York, that imported rosaries such as
are used by worshippers are not entitled to free
entry.
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sales Of Real EState.

NJ. Blumenthal ct al. have bought OF NJ j.
Young, for 81 200, property l9X90 feet on street.
West Washington. James A. Garrison has
bought for $4,2lS, OF Joseph Prather, lot 9. 50.
5J4, 57xlS5 feet, on y street, between lst and 81
streets northwest
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Fos Sick HEADAcHr
AND CONSTIPATION
A PLEASANT REMEDY Is
TARRANTs
z SELTZER APERIENT.

A NoosTURA BITTERs ARE ENDORSED BY ALL
"A the leading physicians aud chemists for their pur
" and whoes0meness Beware of counterfeits and ask
for the genuine article. Prepared BY Dr.. q. b Sic.
CERT q SONS.
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TIE ANALosrAN CLUBS CELEBRATIoS cele-
bration OF the twentieth anniversary OF the Ana
loStan Boat Club, which was 10 have taken place
this evening, has been postponed until saturday,
Iuly z
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BIooDlEss Dull AT FoRT MoxRoR.--A duel
with pistols between Frank Lee, son Of Major
nesday night on the beach near the Hygeia Hotel
one shot being exchanged No one WAS hit. The
distance 10 said 70 have been fifteen PAGES II Is
understood that each party had two seconds and .
physician on hand. The sheriff and the police
arrived on the scene AFTER the duel had taken
placa. end no Arrests have been maoa.
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pUSHNELL & CARUSI. Real Estate Brokers,
ID zoos street northwest

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY BETWEEN
q AND ii AND CANAL AND HALF STREETS
SOUTHWEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, duly recorded in liber
No 1890 folio 2S4. of the land records for the Dis.
trict of Columbia, the undersigned VIII offer
for sale at public auction, upon the prems TUES
DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1883, at rIVE
O'CLOCK NJ the following prof. erty, situate in the
QD. i'll square east of square No 643 Lots numbered
3, T. D. u, T. .. l. l.. 49, II. Is, 10, 20. u, aud
~, Of Theodore A. Curtis, trustee and Grafton Mack's
subdivision Of original lot numbered two CD, sa
square, as recorded in the surveyors office Of the Dis
that part OF lot No Is. Of T. Curtis ct al subdiv-
sion OF Original lot No IN said square, recorded in
BOOK " b NJ folio 2s3 in said surveyors office aud
described as follows beginning at point i'll the
line Of q street 1888 feet west of the northeast
corner OF sad square. said point being also the north
west corner OF said lot 49, and running thence east
with said south lne OF q street twenty-five (25) feet
thence south S.o3 feet thence in northwesterly d.
rection .6.4l feet to place of beginning Also, all
those parts OF lots IA and 10 In said subdivision being
all OF said lots IA and ID except the portions thereof
conveyed by James r. Barbour to Terrence McCaffrey
by deed duly recorded in Liber 1894 folio 34S said
Land Records.
Terms Of sale: CASH This property is sold subject
to prior incumbrance of 100000 payable in equal
instruments OF $1,000 each or before two, three
four, five, and six years from January I, 1887 with
per cent interest. Deposit of $3.50 at time of sale
CvnyeyaDcing at purchasers expense.
jees-dsd, THos sN e. PPAAkk RskL1. Trustees.
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BOWLING, Aucronser.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, 1910 THIRTY
SECOND OR HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, 1910 THIRTY
SECOND OR HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN. d
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
12gS, folio Alb ct of the land records for the
party secured thereby. will sell. at public auction
s pen AZ Of 'hs Ere,sss on N0N2aS JptG NINTH
lowing described property Part of lot No. 10 in old
Georgetown, beginning for the same the northwest
erty of Thomas Jackson deceased ON the east side of
High street, in said Georgetown and running north
sd extending back eastery of the 200 feet
more or less, as described in deed from susan L.
Howard to John Drill, recorded in Iiber \. Il. l46
foo "a ct seq of the land records of said district of
Columbia together with the Improvements, consisting
No. 1919 32d street, Georgetown. D. q -e
Terms: half cash; balance in six and twelve
the property Sold all cash. at purchasers option
All recofdiEH and ConycyanClng at purchasers cost
deposit Of FOO viii be Tsqured at time Of sale Terms
10 Dc computed with IN hfteen days.
BENZ. p DAVIS Trustees
ie23-d&ds 1919 Est. NV
Il BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. No. - Z
STREET NORTHEAST
1877. and recorded IN Liber No 500. folio p ct sea-
OF the land records of the District Columbia We
FRIDAY. the SIXTH DAY OF JULY A. ID. 1855. at
FL O'CLOCK p NJ, all that certain piece or parcel
OF Columbia, known and described as and being lot
numbered seventy-ni t19). i'll Abner b. kely's
corded subdivision OF square numbered six hundred
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in one and
two years with interest thereon at six per per
mum, payable semi annually, all cash. the option
OF the purchaser Deposit OF 100 required time
sale, settlement to be made within ten days from date
OF sale otherwise the trustees the right re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of the etautng
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale
b. II. WARNER, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS.
1e2D-dNds AuCtOneerS.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE ON THE
TENALLYTOWN (TH1RTY SECOND STREET
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed i'll the of Homler
ct al Homiller ct al, Ia. No 10.6S7 the under
signed Trustees will sell at public auction. upon the
premises. on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JULY,
1883 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
Parts of lots 26o and 267 and all of o66 in Beatty
and Hawkins addition to Georgetown, containing
about us, 100 square feet and fronting Ienally
town road 32d street extended Tunaw road and Back
street. the south half oil said land being improved by
large double house, provided with modern improve
ments. oubuildIngs &C. 1t is proposed to offer this
property IL two nearly equal parcels, according to the
trustees Subdivision plat Of which will lie shown at
the sale.
Also. IMMEDIATELY AFTER the sale of the above
mentioned PROF erty. the trustees, i'll like MANNER will
sell lot 300, in Beatty and Hawkins addition to
Georgetown. containing about u acres, and the 80
acres of the tract called Alliance, adjoining said
800, fronting the Tunlaw road. anu improved by
brick dwelling stable &c.
Terms OF sale to lie onethird cash, balance in one
two and three years, with interest at six
cured by deed of trust, all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. Taxes paid 10 Both of June 1883. A
deposit OF 5000 will be required upon sales of Tenay
town road '2d street extende and Tunaw road prop
critics. and deposit Of 500 upon sale of said lot BOO
If terms OF sale not complied with within ten days
the right Is reserved to sell at the detaultng pur.
JAMES q. PAINE, City Hall,
GEORGE c. PAYNE, Glib 10Th ST. NV.
FREDEkICk ". JONES. Gunton Building,
ieoO-dNds Trustees
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/ Coon INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come 70 al Who persist
suay Ne Ayers sarsaparfllA This powerful
altssstivs effects In the systsm change snas
sssms little short Of miraculous No medirsue
has been in such universal demand for ysarA
Give IL trial
III any one SUFFERING from general debility,
want Of appetite. dsprsssion Of spirits, and las
sisude, will use Ayers sarsaparilla. I am conn.,
dent azure win result for have used It, and
speak nom experience. Il 10 BY far the best
remedy ever knew.s-F. o. Loring, Bro,kton.
Mass
AYERS sARsApARrrIA,
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Masa
Sold BY al Druggists. Price. q; six bottles, Is.
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LIE GEsursE IMPORTED
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AND
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NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DIsEAsEA
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Govt, Rheumatism. Diabetes. and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of imitations
1t has given me better satsfsction than anything
which have ever used"-Prof Seegen. University Of
Vienna
Ihave used It for years with remarkable sucoesa"-
Prof. Hswaxek.
Write for DR.. Toboldes lecture on Carlsbad water
and Sa read before the Ninth International Medical
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srcRrrARY ESpsoorf returned 70 the city from
Boston this morning

Posr-orFrcE Postmaster Ross
to-day appointed Granville N. Hunt g. Re q clerk
at station C In place OF Hobart James transferred
TO the main ofice