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AL the New Wrinkles Of the Parfsjau
Tab1e-The Enormous Luxury Of
Grand Hepasss-l.0ts OF Life and Al.
ways Music.

From the London Table
Among accepted novelties must be mentioned
the now general fashion OF much silver bric-a-brac
upon the tables. To each guest a tiny silver salt
cellar, OF different shape 10 each cover This is
In the shape OF marmite, this OF a saucepan that
OF a she'll ALSO at small familiar dinners to each
guest Is little butter dish also OF silver In fanci-
fui shape, and tiny knife thereto-an excellent
addition 10 the table when oysters served, and
pretty withal. also appetizing with the Ice
spangled pat OF yellow butter in the silver shell.
sti at the diner fnfime, In front OF the host the
mustard pot. the pepper mill YOnder a silver
pickle jar The table should resemble a child ren,s
feast Lniputian trifes everywhere. Candles are
much used now, with tinted shades in sill yer can
diesticka
At grand dinner parties the most luxury possi.
Die Is the order OF the day. IL Is In these lean
years matter Of serious consideration the giving
OF a fashionable dinner party, the expense being
enormous Including wines. flowers. and the In
dlspensaole orchestra 10 IL safe TO assert that
fashionable dinner OF twenty or thirty covers 10 a
good house costs the entertainers a minimum of
SD head Candelabra OF silver or gold are much
used. IL Is the object TO have as much hQht "a
possible. Rare and recherche flowers and fruits
are SOUGHT LOT at no matter what expense. 1t is
lndiHerent whether The Mowers be beautiful or the
fruits o. pleasant SAVIOR provided they be costly
Horsd ruvres are now almost invariably served in
the Russian way. Nodinner begins well nowadays
watch Is not preceded by caviar, smoked salmon,
and Russian cordials. The host must also play
tne costly role OF Monte Crsto, and there must be
al least one unique and rare dish on the menu-a
steriet, bustard, cuissot OF bear roti dc CERT
fois-gras should be served ON luminous ice either
In slices on a large block or In rounds on a pyra
mid OF illuminated Ice. The ice is white or tinted
auc oar, and Is OF beautiful effect
As 10 the menu cards, no present novelties are
70 oe noticed AT good houses the menu Is printed
on rough-edyed paper, the guests name being
written In Illuminated text at the right hand
corner. In the important matter OF decorations
novelty exists In the gaflands looping from the
central chandelier round the candel bra The gar.
lands should De made OF greenery, with coetly
al intervals. To complete this style OF decoration
large epergne, full OF growing flowers should be
placed before the hostess. The .supiauer styIe IL
TO place one most costly flower before each guest
each nower 10 be different OF its kind, and each 70
oe placed ID unique and costly bouquetsere At
OF priceless value In little Venetian glass stand
Ing In the center Of the table
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BROS, Aucuonser..

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctonssr.
ExEcgToR,s AND TRgsTEEg SALE OF yALU.
BY Virtue Of the last vii ana .sst.ment Of Caro-
line D. Giesking deceased and further. BY decree
p.:.sa ausS S Ssn.s g! af Eau pSsss
fAfRar s 1E1oA isss commencing foUn
bounded :. iolloSs that Is to ssS Al that PORTION or
Of lot q snS .aa
Thomas Bsalrs sddition 70 Georsetosn Beginning Il
BaEs ara srssns :tsssis .a5 iaspiRs sSsass % sSs
sssss: :;S:. y;s IA iss .sssss -
N .aS
6fysiehi and s;hali fset % the bsennins Together
sa.. 4. sna prS y tSs
N AFTER We win ,.
IL Bssi: Edition . @ q GolSn
os
z isss So
e: ;s' IL ss e s 1 p.1s
With Bridge street ssty feet ss.sn inches thence
three feet four inches thsnos sols6 s1 inches more
sss
fully desc.aSsd n DEED fem Jane; T,fsI 2 r,dsr
So;S ~ ~ fsSfu.iS' D. isss sssssSsr with
ao5 TN gsss panel &
aHs * Thomss sdon % nDs
town. district Of Columbia fronting twenty feet more
sns sTs a it
his s asa Q.
F9URTH"xIi p tia. par. Of 10. numbered one hun.
IN hs pse o 70
fSs tae 8 the s Of sss and
parallel with Bridge street sixty feet thence nortSery
sss g tss Ss to
Esths;r with =. s6s sniiainss ,pprSys@snt. sshss
ns Rs p X M S;f liter THE
s Of S ID. iS ~
and known and Distinguished as and being al that
part of lot numbered one III, in Old Georgetown con-
hs no !. tn. Il Inc 70
OF sixteen 6l fset ten and one eighth tl01O inches
and 5asse s.f SSss ssss
ss ss IN S On ..S
thence south one hundred and twenty I2uS test,
osssSss ND Pvess. ssd
thereto appsrtanns. improved by house 30.7 Bridge
or m" street
Terms Of tals: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in and two years. notes bear
per cent per anuum interest from day Of sale payabe
semi annualiy and TO be secured hy deed trust ON
rema.es soia * All cab At option % purchaser
70 be Nth Is leu asss oshsrs. sG the
trustees reserve tbs right to resell the property ia
fault ct the risk and cost Of the defsuIng
resale in some Newspaper published in Washington,
D. q.
GEORGE EMMERT r-u.
WILLIAM KETIIER,, trustees
Executors OF Estate vi Caroline D. Cieeking, deed
f3l-dkds
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LENT IN THE METRoPOL1a


LABOB-0OMR
OF THE METHODS poR REPAIRING pAMAGRR
Lent Is the time for repairing the DAMAGE in
nlcted by the dissipation Of the s.gay seasOn.n It
Is also the time OF the year when sharp wtda sud
oen changes OF temperature CLOUDS Of dust ana
sand aggrayate the ALREADY much trSed. COMPLEX
Ion OF maid ana matr0n, and even the tnn0cent
oaoy comes from It's daily outing with It's uttIe
eneeks literally rough and ready, ltg tender Inns
ehapped and fts dfmpled hands like anything bit
tne tempting little snow balls they should ba
IL u q pity for the Older ones not 10 make tbsm-
selves both comfortable and fair, but tt u dnful
that the tnn0cents should suffer Is they DO too
often by the intudiciOus use OF bad pOWdera OF
some PREPARATION containing perhaps little lard
put always glycer1ne, which 10 often positively
poisonous 70 3 child e wei IS to older persOnS
You can make no mistake In the Recamtef Propa-
ratlonS Reeamtos Cream for blot0hoo Of pinpaes
and 0lack-heads Recamier Lotion e 3 0eli9htfui
cooilng wash, Instead OF the numerous Riycorfne
mixtures RecAmteF soap for the nursery . wen
~ iof aduitA Try the Hecamier Preparations,
You win but add Que more 70 tie thosss nds
upon tnooaands O. men Who no longer dread sha-
Sint: women 70 whom climate and age are no loo
gsr yerrors; school boys who DEFY the tncipieas
RsmPis; schooi grh Who soosn ysllS and are nos
Rlexse neoo, ana o. even the babies who clap
tneir hands and rejoice q emancipatioa iHo1
s sssnss RosysS paie9tng e1oesne and
Iatves and beanuase1 DOT vhitewaahes o. maskl
eena f0s oIculsss 70 Hasrlet nUebasd Ayr. q and
g tark 1leea neW Yosk City. be- ~ ~ ~
orugyiso N Wash1nGtoA
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OUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..
BILE gUBgRpAH PROPkRTY III ACRES AND
IS PERCHEs) FRONTING on LINCOLN
CAPITOL sTREETS NORTH OF O. s eAPiIOL


AsR FEgsEsEs sttF GH xt1 Hsb
SSFTSE ER s6afH 5r SP SSBdE
sssIss p 81 'ss as:.a: sss q; q ss
Of Columbis passed in Equity cause No 10000 Equity
HE !. FIJI i5ti $ocf
atnsts IL county GssSiSsson. Dis.!cs 81 cSia%.
ma as ss' &
::a Is q ss q ana
s "a ss.s e Sss 81 's:S J :;
y &: Z; g: II ga q GS sss
p re sR
saS I
north n r., thirteen e.: a. so & and
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s1PnsaEs : :s iss,sf, od' ~ IA n.
s5s Of e; i.S sH su.nns ndr:s
Y: IA :S:s ;: 8: s :'
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IS g. ss &: =. ;scS
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ia Is -. sssssR g =
. ssssss, ::s. 4 !; :a IS E;
dom D & 61piSd bsildfsG. and On Sssdliy s. sub
49, 49, re &c ~ ssk: .s.ss !. s,s ..a s-e
ne; b: s. r 80 se1's e ss 81 s s
As:ss.ts ~ g sesSS S ;:
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kiss me. VII, sang Marguerite,
Holding mp her dainty lipa,
Sweet - roses born In June.
VIII was teo years old that day.
And be pulled her golden curis
Teasingly, and answer made,
I'm too dbl don't kiss sirisn
Ten ysers pass and Marsuerits
smil@k e viii kneels Il her fsst,
Gazing fondly in her eyes,
Kite Il seventeen today;
with her birthday ring shs toys
For moment, than replies,
"rn too dbl don't kis boys!r
-MADoR uur m
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Devoted TO Musie.-He 90 Miss Breezy Of Chi.
cago,--Which DO on prefer Miss Breezy, tne Itai-
tah or German school 81 musicss
Mis- Breezy (hesitattngiy)-sWellI hardly know
what 70 say. Mr.. waldo When 1 hear SWees
vioietS from the hand-organ think nothing can
oe sweeter than the Italian, and then again the
strain q white wings from little German bend
VIII leave n. In doubt which prefer ] en- pas-
nonately fond Of both scnoola"
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How A Dyrss Cu,1D
WAS sAvEpi

CIcEno. HAHnrox Co, led, Sept 10. 1857
The following IL . true account Of what your g.
g. g. has done for our little daughter Hssel now
four yesrs old When twelve months old lump
appeared ON her heel, which slowly grew larger.
The family physician thoushtit Was caused bys
bring anything TO light The child became
feebisr all the time, seeming to loss the use a
her leg. and finally quit walking entirely. The
middle finger and thumb Of either hand became
enlarged. the hesh becoming hard The hip Joints
became involved, 20 that when seventeen
months old she could not stand, hsSins Lost The
of leg and arm. Partial curvature Of the spine
also followed The nervous system was wrecked.
muscles contracted. and there was general vast
ing Of flesh and muscle At eighteen month"; Of
age she was placed under the treatment Of
prominent physician of Boston, Mass but at
the end of ten months she had declined to suchs
degree that she was In dying condition. This
YVES in April, 1866 We took the child away not
knowing what 10 do In this dreadful djletnuns
were over persuaded by friends 10 try zone
bottle" of swIrr's SPECIFIC, which We did. and
before 1t all had been taken we saw . change for
the better in her symptoms. We kept IL up and
have done SO to this day. and viii keep II up. IL
the Lord wills, for many days to come for It has
brought our dying Hazel TO life, to vigor to
strength and health again. The sshen hue Of
her cheeks has changed to . rosy tint. She 10
able to walk anywhere, her languor and melan.
choly have passed away, and she Is now bliths,
cheerful. happy, romping child. Should you
wish to INCREASE your testimonials Of proof Of
the virtue Of g. 8. s., our names and what We
have said Ia but q portion Of what we owe to you,
should you wish to use them.
Kindly yours,
BEN. +. SWIFT,
GERTRUDE L SWIFT
T. O. Box 60.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
no9-w&s Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga
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GEo. W. sTICKNEY. AUCTIoNEKR 800 7.
TRUsTERs SALE OF VALUABLE UNINpROvxD
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE NEAR RAMILToN.vA

Pursuant to decree Of Loudoun Circuit, the -
undersigned will sell, at public suction, on the 9e3
premises, about NOON, on - W;5
TUESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-sEyENTH, 1881
the lands Of the Late Justus Kuhlman situated the
". o. ". r. h. about one-Quarter mile from Ham
ist. The Home Farm Of 140 acres. highly improved,
we'll fenced well watered aud convenient to schools,
churches stores &c. The improvements consist OF 8
dwelling Of 10 and cellar large barn with base
ment, stable for IL horses cattle sheds, wagon house
carriage house, corn crib &c. Stone dairy Mt
Sailing spriug within 50 yards Of the house. Also an
2I Tract 81 About 81 acres sd,oYninS a6ove Of
best quality Of SOIL running water in each held. excel
lent fencing. frame dwelling Of 8 rooms ana cellar
orchard OF choice frits nne sprng within 20
Sd Lot Of acres on the suburbs of Hamilton front.
ng on open street with running water upon il ysln
lSSS xhest growins ON the lands belongs to tenant
Of sale; residue in equal instsllments payable at
and two years from day of SALE bearing interest and
secured upon the property.
G fNAs i fi; iEHsNntR commr.. Of Sale.
n6-1aw-st JNO. A. RINkRR, Auctioneer.
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II ARL IS,
CYNTHIA,
The Very Beautiful New
MEzzoTINT ENGRAVING.
Now Ready
In the stered proofs the least expensive grade s12
Artists proofs s4S. Framing sss 24x2O in This is
rsned female hssd and bust the most attractive of
rscsnt publications. engraved In the highest and most
artistic atyle and ALL impressions are superb the
number being small. and all now printed. and the
plate DESTROYED. Many other new and hish-class
ENGRAvINas and ETCHINas. rare proofs and fine
impressions only. The best and most satisfactory
BRIDAL GIFTS. PAINTINGS. MIRRORS. the best
PIcTuRR=FRAMEs at very moderate prices. AL the
Rogers Groups. 10, &c.
EARLRS GALLERIES,
n7-m,v.s6m $40 Chestnut It.. philadelphia
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ING pest IripIe Extracts, IN bulk, SOC Per o..
Handoline renders the complexion clear and white
the world for chspped banda lips and face per botls
Rheumalsia fails to give relief in neuralgia
bottle, 25c.
We take every and pains in our prescription de-
partment which ID complete. being shoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most
liable manufacturers. such A. Squibb, Powers and
Weixhtnan and other WELL known chemists All pre-
scriptions intrusted to our care will be satisfactorily
glace,1HE TEMPLE DRUG STORE. under Masonic
Temple corner 9Th and sts.
+. g. WILLIAMS co, Propristora
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THOMAs BOWLING. AuctiOnser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK

bMEIIiNs HING no. sl7 SEVENTH sTREET
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed in trust to me from the heirs a
Of james Peske deceased. shall sell At public S
the EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH. AD. 1858 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the south half Of Lot No
80, in square No. S77, having frontage Of twenty
four feet one and half inches ga Mon 9TH street
and Brick Dwelling. No. SIT 7th street southeast
tanning eleven rooms
WILLIAM c PEAKE
mh1-dkds Trustee.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Anctensers.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF Tat yALuABlE pRUo
STORE AT IHE s0UTHWEsT CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND y STREETS NORTHWEST,
FORMERLY KNOWN As THE "K0LB PHAR-

STORE AT The soufHwEsT cohNERN 81
A kRoxs Sf Is Elm Sns fas
By virtue Of tvo several deeds Of trust from
Jsmss D Oponneli spd vile, bearing date March IL!
rs aaS GtS ii 81 s1s ass ssse6dsS
tfct ii cclam6s snd in coniormity with The pruvis
ion. thereof We shall. on THURSDAY. THE EfGHTH
osl ar ale On Al The rs snse .aSs
and fixtures Of the Drug Store known e. No 43s 9TH
street northwest being st the southwest Of 9TH
and strees Said stock aud nxturss consist IN part
One I'D soda fountain, dispensing apparatus soda
apparaus generator and necessary Axtures Including
gallon fountain; seven "a tsn gallon fount.ins one
% Ephon hller aud syphons. etc, seven ca counter
seven "a walnut wall cases,
-Four "a cherry cases
Two CD plate glass mirron.
One ~ SODA counter and MIXTURES,
One I'D Farrell Co.'s safe
One I'D prescription counter.
-Four 81 walnut top counters,
One 81 counter scale,
One I'D prescription scale,
globes chairs stove Prescription casa bottles.
And ths entire :tocE Of drugs and sundns. with the
Terms Of sale: The said Drug Store will nst be
offered ~ its entirety and IL sold the terms Of pay
ment will be one fourth NJ cash and the remainder In
oy endorsed and secured b. deed Of trust UPON the
property not sold = N entirety the contents Of
THURSDAY. the EIGHTH DAY q MARCH aiorssss I'd
and Immediately after the Offering o an entirety aud
skSEs s.sn
ssi SOLD sth Is ss'
GEORGE J. bHts I Esn Tru ass NV
mild l201 Penn. ave NV.
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Does It Pay!

Does II pay. little boy to be fretful and cross
just because something seems to no wrong?
Is frown any lighter to wear than smiley
Does complaining seem manly and strong?
L. an angry word uttered with any more ease
81 Than the soft word that turns wrath away
SHOULD You make IT rule TO give blow for blow
DO You think. little boy, Ii would payY
Does it pay little girl. to be sullen and pout
Ihoush your playmate upkindly may tease!
Does the angry retort OF q ut Of the sulks
Make YOU feel any more at your ease!
wrong! Us
Ii heart ever won in this wayp
brow? - sSsA
Aud II not little girl does it psyf
Does II pay, little boy, little girl does IL nav
70 De rude In your action or speech?
10 Lore, the kind counses Of parents who love
19 have gel fsh regard for your comfort alone;
r 10 be willfui in having your way;
10 respect not the feelnG Of PLAYMATE and friend
Little boy, little girl. does Il psyf
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Just the same In Wa.hipreeu.

From the 0reenvills Mississippian
The Hon. 7. p. N. King voted against the bin to
stop the running OF freight trains on sunday. He
explained his vote as follows: "Mr Speaker. am
Ia iavor OF this bill but voted against it be,ause
mink We had Just 40 well quit foolinR with these
mere railroads They just about own All the state
now, ana we had as well let ,em alone and give
them the balance OF It,"
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~ &6hH W., AuctIOn00r9
w 637 Louisiana ave-, OPP. City Post-ofRce

7G fou hIsso sys ovv CITY po,oo.
Stass esssEsS " E
sRffEKp & tHEsfSh 'S safss
t tHa RsoH vsS1a cgT Rhsa sS9 S S.N
T TIT s5ErFF ITNESyT cHEMiSs ISRfSSS;
sS sfoeR rH EobHGSH NIB n SaHsh
A yCTI0N SALE OF UNRkDEEMED ILEpaEs..,
fl sss e sssSE s. r.
sssss. ssisa aud
book., Silysrplatfd Wars. SysrcOsts. Pants. yssts
Rs;s cs s cosP
fsa aa, son ond s;sasls s.
pledge. from No $4,000 sSNS; 5SS oSS sTs Included
n FOLEY. Auetionesr mSs.si
GEo. W. sTIcKNEY. AUCTIoNEER. $3.50 F.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UsIGpRoyxD
P Pkb Es SraT 4N 18TH STREET. BETWEEN
lssS ana duly ay 5ss 81 s Lsss is5 .eiis
Ct
isss T 55iodF ~ i S
scrbed real estate in the city % W.shnkton. Dsict
.s sss, "a
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in one and
msa s the
SS DAY q
viii b sD.sn sas
as to
JAS, H. MARI, s3s Est
s... JOB BARNARD. 500 9Th e; NV:
1 =
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AUCTION SALES.

- ~ OAAOo S<AAAA<sy.
rIIls EVENING.
FOLEY, Ancsioaesr.
81 3; q :;sis : .:3fE sss: sss's g
Him :, soPTSrei95 g "a nheW
S sj1s Without ssssrss. frsds sh0ald s ssfsA Az.
nUScASsoN BROS, Auesiosssn
LARGE AND IMPORTANT PoMTIvE AUcrIos
BALE
or ZEE
FINEST COILIOTIoN OF
ANTIQUE AND MODERN, ORIENTAL Rugs,
CARPETS. PoRTIEREA EABRoIDERIEs. k0..
OF OVER 500 Panoks.
ooNsrsTINa OF
B0KHARA. KHIvA SHIRvAN. DAdHESTAN,
CARA BACH. KAYAK. CASHMERE. cAMEI8
|. HAIR ARIATOLIAN. FRRGHAN. KHO-
RAssAN RUGS AND oARPETS
GOODS ON EXHIBITION
MARCH SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
SALES FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
MARCH NINTH, TENTH AND TWELFTH.
AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND THREE P n EACH DAT
@ talosues will be ready on March 2, 1883.
Ct public sale in this city.
10 wAssERBAcH.
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sen ihkskf sy hhSM s znp 42kf
t9r Chicago and Northwest Exp. dsily 10 Is Am.
For Cincinnsn and 81 Louia xxp Aany .sossA
!. for Pitssbuzs aud Cleveland Kxp. ANY 10 IS An.
m s:ss pm: M So Pc, s.ily, EsPss.s - ~.
~ md ssa e Peia
u "a S a - IS Is 9
50 40 80 $40 SO 50 N. s%i /, So SG s:sA
20 I'm. e is6s 80 pn ' i a.css.
For wy sis.lons ss..ssa. xs.h,nx,oa and B.,s-
ana mai Ii IS So Sn 20 81 80 san s n e
- F s6 ss.OPi q HsssYPs,,ss ssss ssss A,
q 10 pm and u 50 p% soa sSsass sso1s : 81
Foo Boyle and inssrmsdists ststaona Too IN.
Church tr.ins Leave wNhinston On Sunday onlyss
lao pm. stopping It a Ststions on hsu0pOlssa
for iREDKRIcK. - an ta.so pn- ts.ssa
POI f aSasasf93S. rs 40 am. .pd rs .soaa
s:ss s NM. : ROM G tsSI u Sele; "a ~ So
N .sS a:lS pm: SSn Psfsssssy. Ss5s. VSt a
From psilsaslph,A qhs.s.r .pa wuu,sr.ou, 10 a
Bon aS -: nd az: sa sss ,a.s e a.
sSS ssi$ 81 sSS 81 s's$ 5 6. 4
iass.S go :sss: B.ss Us: s!,
80 &c & is.'s o. ssss ~ :. = Isl
-, Ss,Er SSSp s.,s;;I -: -, .,.,,
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AUCTION SALES.

NHoAAs BOWLING. Ancssonssr
FksEh!Iosy SALE on CONTRACTORS IA
.sssss$ IL sssss ss sssEs
tokss sk kE8sf r SSStsl .i aJ g TtssEa
zoaazs oAHrs nfALlfiss WAGONS. u.ss.ss
@ noxpAE. yEpRttsRfs Fl fwrxr,rrH. Isss, J.
q HOARD e: ssF nj nv =. A
sssi sss 81: 49, z: ssGo-as ..s.
assf az iFa aSss sas
ae, als Sr SSsHFf StAKSs PATENT WITH En-
E EEEsi fSs ii sSUsSs I'll Sssps
r iEa P sg qss Gsss ss ri FEET GAUGE HOLD
rHok Sisi bsSSxs11sa. Aue..S O. JEFFERSON &c
!..s Tas As sSsb AYE kSk
same 20 sS9 nr, AND y Rlses. prrx.sox 90
rHokxs DowLISe. Anctsonesr ~ sS.d..
VNRoAAs BOWLING Auctaoneer
TREsIEfhs sAhS ~ yAgAs BE
Sb h ffSH5 ~ hNR skS RSff Is rhE
Unas e.: and h s,. p Of &
recorded in Absr ~. ;6, folio 80 81 ses OF
the land records OF the District Of Columbia and the
se9nss, Of the party secured thereby the undesned
us Dstrict Of Oolnnbis IN Equity Cause No los30,
premises on TUESDAY, the THlRIEENTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1855. ct HALfPAsT fUuk UCiOcK Pm,
Washnston, District Of Columbia that is TO ssy Lot
num nun, eleven sls In Dsyidsons subdiSision Of
t222) fronting twenty i've C 81 feet 9TH street and
running back With thai Width one hundred aud
twenty seven u2U feet to ten (10) foot alley, To-
eether with the tmprovemsnts thereof
Terms o. Sale sum sufcfent to pay on the indebt-
ednees eecured b. the said deed Of amounting
ol&0OO with interest costs, tsxes Insurance preni
una ana az other P,9psr charges amounting In the
~ iS), twelve az, and eish,e,n dSl months. for
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from the day % sale and secured BY deed q trust
the propery sold will be taken; all cash st the op
qured st the time OF sale. lli conyeysncins and re
cording q purchasers cost Terms u ssle 20 be
piled With In thirty 600 days from day Of GALE
the sk and cost Of the dfautine purchaser after i've
to) daye advertising In he Evening Star newspapex
mhldSds klCHAkD W. TYLER, Trustee.
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