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awkward Pro naenaders In City Streets
From the Philadelphia Times

Awkward Pro naenaders In City Streets.
From the Philadelphia Times
Perhaps 1t has occurred to most of YOU BOYS
and girls both, that there Is an art In walking
along q crowded sidewalk so as to make good
speed and keep out of other peoples way at the
same time. II has been said that 1t is easy to tell
Soantryman on the street by the number OF COL
nslonS ne has with other people, but II that be
made the test, we think good many city people
would 0e taken for denizens Of the backwOods
we are al familiar with the members of the get
ln-tne-way FAMILY, for no one can walk down any
crowded street without seeing well.known repre-
sentatives OF 1t. And 1t Is utter nonsense 10 saw
Wax n Won 81 saem live IN the city In an
VINO stops suddenly right In front OF you and starts
BACK Ia the other direction; or stands in the
the man who bolts ahead under either full or hall
steam, looking over his shoulder the while; the
man who swings his cane or FOLDED umbrella back
strikes The unfortunate pedestrian behind him
somewhere between the 1nstep and the shin: the
Utn sa umbrella man who holds It horizontally
et It's sharp point get In its thrusts on the center
o. your breast or your stomach; the women who
right in the middle Of the walk. or around some
attractive hop-window; the boys, ana men, TOO,
VINO select the most crowded parts OF the sidewalk
tramplinR upon a score OF corns ana knocking the
D breath OUT OF half dozen people every 1ve min
Now, 10 1t the country cousin who does these
things7 II IL the inexperienced promenader Who
Is not used TO crowded streets, and who should be
excused II he gets In the way OF others9 It Is not
~ y the city man, the city woman, the city boy,
AZ OF whom ought TO know better. Watch then,
tne next time you are out and then look at the
Drisk young fellow who walks swiftly down the
street, treading his way skilfully through every
crowd, conding with no one, touching no one. but
never stacking speed, all the same; take him for
your MODEL ana learn TO do what really few people
Know now 70 90 well-to walk Q crowded thor.
ogghfare without getting in other peoples way.
WINE you keep steadily on your own. Il seems a
commonplace matter, but It 10 an important nd 4
neglected one.
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folk of That Ariennes yiiIare. That konsseSr ie
Cure should absent himself for f0ur-and-twenty
hours was strange enough In all conscience. but
that the invaded RaglishYnan should take that
opportunity TO quit the place was even more mex
plicable. He was fitch, OF course, this English
Milford, and IL he chose to waste his money and
twenty miles 10 the neighboring doctors house IL
was of course. his own concern. ais mon pieu,
CONNIE, lis etaient fous, ces Anglatsl" Well they
could spare more time for them and their concerns
The strain OF nursing had left him tse quieter.
perhaps, a thought more SILENT but otherwise just
the same &c bon Monsieur lie CureL-Tsmple Bar.
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Pun1rr Youn BLoop.

Impurities in the blood produces Diseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon .
healthy condition Of the blood The blood.
particularly in the spring and during the hot
summer monthA becomes cloeged with i'm
purities, which poison It and generate disease.
A harmless blood purifier. without particle Il
mineral poison in it, such - mercury or potash.
II necessary 70 remove these impurities and 70
restore the healthy tone Of mind and body.
The best puriAer and tonic known TO the world
is swifts Specific g. s. 81. In regard to its
wonderful purifying and tonic powers. w give
sfsw Testimonials - follows:
Mr. VIM. A. sisbold. with Geo. p Roweil 4
Co, 10 Spruce street New York, writes March
18th. 1883: II feel it my duty. for the benefit
OF others who may be afflicted as was, to
write you this letter. which you can use - my
testimony in any way you choose. will
answer any inquiry from others in relation to
the facts herewith stated. In February last
suffered great pain and inconvsnienos from
boils. all over my neck; 1 could not turn my
head without acute pam and my blood was
poor condition. After trying all the usual
remedies In such cases, and finding no relief. by
the persuasion Of NJ. J. W. Fears, MANAGER Of
your New York Office I used one bottle g. g. u.
and improved rapidly and very soon was en-
sAoAy ASAe'Su "a my Soos NOmIOrt0fN' NOW
not sign Of my affection can be seen. I feel
strong and cheerful. s. 8. s. 10 nns tonic -
proved in my case. I slsep soundly and my APP
petite In good"
DR.. j. N. Cheney, . we'll known physician.
writes from Eliavilie. Georgia: 81 use s. 8. 8.
In convalescent fever cases with the best re-
suits. 1t will. in my Judgment, prevent sum-
mer dysentery, II one will take few bottles in
the spring, thus preparing the bowels for the
strains Of summer"
Mrs. Scott Liston, 1l6 Zane street usland),
Wheeling, West Virginia, writes: Having used
8. 8. s for the blood. can safely say that il
beats anything have used to cleanse the blood
and make new being out Of . person"
Mr.. NJ. g. Hamlin, Winston, n c., writes: az
use it every spring. It always builds me up.
giving me appetite and digestion, and enabling
me to stand the long, trying, enervating hot
summer days. On using II soon become
strong of body and easy Of mind"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3 Atlantaaa
apis
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PROPOSALS.

July H. lSSS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
q received ut the Office OF the Supervising Architect
Treasury Department. Washington, u. c., until TWO
O'CLOCK r. NJ on the IhlhTY-FIK, 4 DAY Oh
JULY. 1855. for furnishing the Plaster Models for Or
course of construction at San Antonio. Texas Hous
ton, Texas: Huntsville, Alabama; Lexington, Ken
lucky; Louisville Kentucky: Marguerite. Michigan
Moptpslier Vermont; Minneapolis. Minnesota: o.h.
kosh, Wisconsin: Owensboro. KENTUCKY: Irlns field
Massachusetts. and WillianIsport, Pennsylvanis
Drawings may be seen and coies of the specification
with blank schedules attached for submttin propo.
sails may be obtained IT this office: each bidder must
send with his proposal certified check tor the
Of 8lO0. WILL A FkEkEI, supervising Archi-
tect Ii
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctionsers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oueero.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Six BRICK DWELLINGS
NOS ZIG, Z2ls i22 So AN b, 2222 N eT IRE
sThELT NoRTHMEsT; LANCE BRICK STA
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
SsaS Sif " SaLT ~ i 81 ?. :. RI e
FIVE O'Clock PM. in irYnt Of the Iremi.es, ali
ann On ts
g plat Of washington city, district q
t%o and 81. in sausrs numSersa Is ~ the
said lots embracing; Sub lots nins.een tl9 twenty
s
sS tysn.y,.sSss CD and sxsnsy,s,sh, S3s2 in
Of ne * Z.
trict Of Columbia.
be complied with in twenty days or property win b re-
sold at Iisk and S9.t Of defs9ting purchaser. de-
srsy When ia Is sacspssS CoSvsssncsns 6. q psr.
,as-.o.a. s saa e H HAn1RoH Trustee.
aks9zy sAHh 4 S1a 81
1853 ct same hour and placs.
nlo..s.a. S S5Sf & H GAaESa' 1.....-
VNHOAAs BOWLING. A1ssepss.
a pGBsd H1 H ,EoHqss OK Ss
ANRr s1E ETs sTRETn ASR RsSa W
o. 9SsbA Axu JULY fs1xrEznEz. ,sss. .. yIv1
70 ana ssss %
street and iots ~ 70 ~ asi9syA fronting g Msiscl
q $50 isss being bss.een az street and alderman
Tssn.: oes.shi.a go &c ss.adas = thrss equal
8 3 9; :si' 9 :sss:s =
% = '''A ~ ! Is ~: SisoSSsxa A.,.
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DRoPoslLs FOR STEEL PLATES. ETC.-UNE
SO vii snOrssS RDOR.
turers, Regular dealers only the Bureau Pro-
e n a1s fffAn s.S tGf fsfS
TI-tOuhtA. Isss. and opened immehsieiy there.
ths navy yard washington. D. g Of 80 steeI Plates.
$3.50 pound; l6 sngieIb.rs, Is4o pounds, I'D !
e be; isn.'ie s,rsnh 1900 rSSnds s s9ns :,
Lime OF dsLiysry on q before AuguSt 80; 1855 Tie
usual naval Inspection: and reservation OF 20 per
cent will be withheld from the amount of each deiiv-
referred the Colnnandsnt at the Washington navy
yard for specihca,io torn OF Offer and all informa-
must be nade IN dup caie on the proper blank forms
the right ject any proposal not con
sidered ads antaeeous to tue 1oyernment JAMES
foR sSSVaL soE The
proposals. Endorsed proposals for Supplies will he
M hs G .a
Parsment Mashing,9n G. nn5l bl Ely 4cLock
Immediately thereafter in the presence Of bdders
their q, for the annual .Sgp. Of the
cry &c .rrHnfed in class which will Dc required at
&c a.Ts aa
ii iSss Jul y. Il Efssffd
1883. for 1000 tons bituminous North 9eorsi. or
Alabama coal for steamer the Navy Yard Pen
sscols. Florida TONS anthracite broken coal for
West Tiorids Zoo 90 tons baninoas Norts Georsia
Alabama coal for steamers use at tine United States
Naval Station Port Royal South CarOlina: loo
Old Company Lenlxh. so tops white ash and -
tons red ash stove. at the Torpedo Station Newport
khode island. aud l600 tous anthracite broken coal
for steamers the United States Coalins Sta
tion Honolulu sandwich lslands All of this Coal TO
rum pounds to the ton to lie at the end
OF tackle alongside o. dock and except At Key West
Florida IN quantities not to exceed so per day
Offers will be received for more Of the above
mentioned classes subdivisions classes but
include all articles specified under each class subdi
vision Of class otherwise the hid will be consid
cred. The articles must inform 10 the Navy stand
ard and pass the naval inspection Tie bids de-
cided BY lot Prof. osals must lie made duplicate
forms and led out directed in schedule
otherwise they viii be declared informal and rejected
schedules Of require ed supplies for any Navy ard
Station desired with blank form OF proposal attached
thereto will he furnished BY the Bureau Of Provisions
aud Clothing application: Also other NORMA
ton touch the various articles required. The De
partment the right reject any all propo
sails not considered advantageous TO the Government
SUI defects not dict with the
law. JAMES fULION. Paymaster General, U. b. y.
ty7-lswAw
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Il ,o ,. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DoNBlE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
sTkEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT tQCIPMENr

TO THE MONTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEL h hnf M.as ftfSnP s sSffksE
IN EFFECT JUNE 3D. 1sss
TRAINS anNx tEA sx T MAsHlNeIosi IRON STATION
LOWS: NJ fVk
For ttsburs and the West. CHICAGO Limited F,pr.. n,
nss 80 s a.s G sS senS no an ana . s rs
with sleepine Cars from Rttsburs 60 cincinn.tl
chieao With sieepns Car hsoSne q cs,ca.s
Cars Ss.hnsos % hi S ss .n Ssa =. ~sh sssPas
Sseld SATURDAY harrisbuIs 20 Cleveland connsctsns
Louisville and sssapsi. fsSise Rrpss. .ei oi SO
pm iaily for Pttsours aud the West w1sh
5rough Sleeper ~ fttsbars. and fts.burx %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For 6T re o.Dsnd.'su. Rose.:,er buffalo Si.s.r>
Gar wsshnsio1 70 Roehssser WIN ''es'4As
ann daily: sKc.pt sand.Y' ."1 A''n'r~ " ''''
For Ses iort and ,hs E.s, 20. 200. !, 90. aud
ssp 9Hssy 90 a leo, 20 An; 90 SiS iooS and
r., n a daily r ii.a Dnlns Car
For bar H.rSor ~i.hoai change daily elss s.,ur.
r. "a 1880, 30 D M
direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding 4ous.s
For flsSe t sis 30 30 o. II co. end n 40
Day BOO 9S 10 % soa Il se 80 10 on DO sun a
ans q a a. lSrG s asr
For Baltimore. o:35. 20. 300. o 90 o 80, n co.
$40, 800. 40. 10 90. and IL 20 pm On snS.
day, 300, eo5. - 30, li:so am. LOO. az
For Pope. Greek Line. Z 20 am. aud 40 Pm daily
For Annapolis go and 90 a M. lq :os %. and
500 s. ~ daily. eKcept Sunday. Sundays. . 90 q
m. pm.
ALI xANDklA AND FREDERIcKseuRa RAIL
NAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHINGToS
For Alexandria. 90. 8 81. s:4o.s:4a lo.57am
~ % noon EOS AXIS B 90. 5:s5. q .O5 = 0A
1857 an 80. sos Sos. ana 10 .os IN s'A
accommodation i9r 0uantice. 90 pm. week days
FOR Richmond and the South, d 90, 10 81 M daily
~ and q o. pm daily. except sunday
NrAsns lesse Alexandria for Washington 9 .0S. os.
.: 10, .:OJ, -, 10 az and III :05 y m. On sun.
ohy ns 10 and III 90 an. 2 90. 10. s03 8. 80
Tickets aud information at the Office northeast CIV
per OF 18th street aud Prnnsylvauia avenue and a.
the station, where orders be left for the
OF bag re T. destnstion from hotels aud rs.idencs
CHAh. r. PUGH u NO-D
General Manager tje4l Gen. Pa A.snt
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'Iet BY gones b by-gonsss Il no sort Of a mot.e
ior . woman. She would turn her head around m
LOOK AFTER stylish bonnet u it broke her neck "
8swttN0tow Eros Asss.
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nEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, JUNE
~ 30, lSoS.-sealed proposals will be received at
The Department Of staie until TWELVE NJ VI the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. 1855, TO furnish said De-
partment with stationery and Miscellsneous Arti-
Giles for the year ending June 30. lss9. In accord
ancs with . schedule OF articles winch will be
sqpplied @ persons and arm, pror osins TO bad.
any portion of any d amend the quantity given Of
any article in the schedule IL reserved BIDDER will
be required 70 turnisn with his bid bond. with Two
sureties. In the sum Of g.. 00U. . guarantee Of
faithful performance of the contract which may be
awarded him. All samples submitted should be left
Ut the Stationery room" VI the Department.
M2.5.8.l2kl0
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DENTISTRY,

nR DUKE DENTIST. us Hath Mw-TEErH
~ extracted without pain by elo Of loca spphcsnon
prepared and used only by me 1eeth nled 81 Pet.
iced splV-Sm'
nR STAIR PARsoNs DENTIST, eTH ST.. cor
~ ner nv. Gold sud AmAls~In fiiiine- especa.l-
~. Pain prevented In extfoctinT by Application "
gum; schiRs tssth saved: sroncsA tssth anssrssA
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FL. LIBRARY CASES. AND SUPPLIES

TrOR FUEL. LIBRARY CASES. AND SUPPLIES
II FOR LAB RAJ OILY. - DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
cULTuRH, Warrington, d; G. July 2 1885 Sealed
Two O'CLOCK p. N. TUESDAY. JUL "a, 1885,
for furnishing the above supplies for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1883 Blanks for proposals. with full
Instructions As TO the conditions 70 be observed b.
bidders will be furnished application At the Dis
burning once Of the Department All bids should be
addressed 70 the Commissions Of Agriculture WASH
ingtop, d. c. and marked Proposals for supplieA -
NORMAN =. COLMAN. Commissioner Of AGRICULTURE.
IVA
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HyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctlonser.

FI'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucslonser.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND sIxTY:FIyE
ikHE SS hHs kPkovE f's ~ Az
hsNH SEA kS TaoNA A. SH ii2o
By virtue " decree Of the supreme Court Of the
Disrict Of Columbia passed on the 27tn day Of June
a and .d
BAR s s, or pg 1855
FIVE o'CLo K J. NJ sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder all tue right tile. aud interest Of the
rss sssass to WITT Iots numbered from forty
49l to sixty 6O both inclusive. and the south tteen
all in the said GeorEe Tsyors subdvsion Of part q
the plat or plan OF the city Washington the Dls.
trict Of CO nmbia rs per plat recorded in Lber w
c. ing the property occupied BY the said aylor
Or the west sids Of Vermont avenue. opposite "lhs
Said sale will be made subject to deed Of trust made
by sand George Taylor and wife to X W. Tyler and
Dis riot IN Mber No 1856, at folio Al ct SEQ. The
following notes secured by ,.,d trust remain UNPAID
&s60,000l, which natures on the S3d day Of July.
lss and two hOes for Interest on the mote ss
dollars, one of which matured on the 23d day Of
January 1883 and the other viii mature on the Esd
Terms Vi sale third % of the purchase money
ID sns sn time wo m s
day OF sale and the purchaser will be acquired to give
money. bearing date the day q sale due in and
years respectively thereafter. with interest At
70 ,' S ia sy1Ss
may be satisfactory the undersgned approved BY
S viii nA On
Of sale. and the purchaser viii be required TO fully
Ds GIN Re saa It as
cost. All FzYLSE
40 49,. CHARLES SS5E' s 5sP;s:::
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HowARD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON. d. c..
- July ~. lssS.-seaied Proposals properly en-,
MoNDAY. JULY TMkNIY- fHIKp. :. ONE Pm. fog
furnishing material for repas OF 1t Howard
Upiyersity during he year ending June So 1859 Par
ticulsrs Furnished application The right 10 reject
urer. Nl2,lAl4. 1911, II ct
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One New Cordial and Several Old Ones.
From the New York Sun.
whoever goes into any Of the very swell uptown
drinking places on these nights Will observe that
the young dandies are all seated behind glasses
that contain beverage OF a violently greenish
hue This is the latest fad Of the bar-rooms 1t is
called "green mint" There is no mint at all In It,
IL Is connection OF alcohol and sugar with little
essence OF peppermint init to give 1t tone and the
squeezing OF spinach leaves to produce its deadly
color. 1hat Is the case II the drinker Is lucky
enough 10 get the real French article. The imita-
ZION Is cOlOred with aniline die. IL Is the most
harmful OF all foreign cordalS II It Is not genuine
and the least admirable II 1t Is properly made The
other cordials are well understood. Maraschi-
no Is made from plant that grows In Cyprus.
lara Is the great market place for IL. 1t is dis
titled and embodied In a syrup OF alcohol and
sugar. Vermouth Is a very cheap white wine
worth only or cents quart where 1t is made
IL Is sweetened and favored with the essence of
several harmless aromatic plants. That is the
Italan. The French wine used as q basis for the
vermouth or that country Is a little better-eaual
IN TACT 10 the lowest grade OF Sauterene. Kummel
Is not t1nctured with aniSe seed though 1t tastes
as II IL were. It's taste comes from the dis filed
essence OF the seeds OF plant of that name These
SEEDS are as hard as stone. AniSette is what It's
name implies Kirschwasser favored with the
product OF squeezed cherries-pulp, skins pits
ana all. Chartreuse gets It's flavor from twenty
plants, all tonic or aromatic. The basis OF ali
These cordtals is spirits and sugar. only excepting
vermouth, and into that the Italians put 10 per
cent OF alcohol
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nuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED ALLEY PROP.

Bv virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dist5iet Of COLUMBIA, passed in Equity cause No
brown ct al on July IL. 1883 will sill in trout 4
The pre- 81 misest on WEpSEsDk{; AUGUST FIRST,
estate described Lot 46 in Lawrence UDes ct al
subdivision Of Original Lot in square 7l9 improved
by q two-story Frame use. under rent.
Terms Of sale Is prescribed by decree re cash.
500 ueposit at time Of sale. Terms rurt be com.
piled with within i've days, resale wiz be made, at
cost Of detautfng pure after 1--WE days public
notice All conyeyancing. &c at purchasers cost De.
cree also authorizes private on same terms
THOMAS u. FIELDS. Trustee,
40 Fendau Building, corner AZ and y sts. NV
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN0ON.
PCSHNEIL CARUSl Real Kstsss Broksrs
- zoos strooe nor invest

NALVAH61 gxlMPR0vKD PROPERTY. BkTwKEN
sosfRvtsAfE p II f fSSLe sf xe5 JAZZ st1kk1S
q e &c :n sry sSr: s:s In E s:r
tr.ct q Solumha. ihs andsrssnsd trusssss vi sasr
r. ! {'ss HTS. Szs ps 81 =. Is ::
q sssss;s dsi ss:.: "a i az.
subdivision Of original lot numbered two co in s..d
Il Oh Ss sS h.o
s ssss e sT or 2, 10, Ne H. q Snr. . sssd,y
book ". b M folio 2s3 in said surveyors once and
ns 1855 fee, IVES. the n sOs
corner Of s.d said point being ALAG The north
thence .oath saAtest thence in northwesierly d.
tSoss IL ana Il in ..S S., ne
0s1f ana 10 except the portions thsreof
=. dsed duly recorded in Ltbsr l2al folio szs Of ssaa
Terms Of sale: Cash This property is sold subject
TO prior insamSr.Hcs Of $1,000, l.ysSis in equal
four. i've. and six years from J.nsary / 1857 with
Per cen. interest Deposit Of $3.50 st time Of sale.
complied with within ten days property win Be re-
f fSoa Z: ffA sknskkLr Trustees,
GEO W. sTIcKNEi, Auciionser. e36 + st. ,e29-dSds
t Aspyk i s !. ssa;
u,,a.a. fEss. = efAsH ss1n Trustees.
E,xE9SspToRs' SALE 81 BRICK RwELLINes,
FRAME 4g Sw VEIL AaD rs Iao sTESE srk MT
NV, AND M TaREE, STORY BRICK HOUSE, no.
4s' o STREE Al F, xMtjccr1ox.
BY virtue Of the last will and testament Of Jacob
on tine days and hours hereinafter named ne follow.
1sss TExEFI3aEqTfTE Pay ek
NJ, all that piece or parcel Of ground and premises
known ON the ground or plat of Washington city,
''''' % 0J LoT q SQUARE sou Sfsaf I tss' Oh
described follows Beginning on street at the dis.
lance Of twenty feet east from the southwest
street thence north eighty feet west sixty feet south
five feet east twenty feet and thence south seventy
sSs 'na Il SIX s't5 cGssssei
of Det
Columbia, Is and being
ing 20 lest inches on street By depth Of 100 fsst
ing frame dwelling. Known as 1905 street north.
yTLY; 4 5 1855 al HaLF.pAsf FIVE o1Lo ah n =.
known and dsscri ed on tSs sfound plan or plat Of
Washington city District q Coiulnbjs as and beins
81 ises inches on street north %S De- Of is5
teet to 3Ofoot alley improved by three story brick
Term: csss S.isnce IL squ. n...men..
,ere.t from day sale. payable semi annually, and 70
Be required each plece sold at the time of sale
g somp R Is ss
utors reserve the right to resell the risk and cost Of
ton d. G. GEORGE EMMERT,
Executors Of jacob Frank, Deceased.
DUNCANSCN BROS. Auctioneers y13-d
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GHARLEs VI. HANDY,
Real Estate Broker.

AUCTION SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE, 935 n
3 RET NORTHWEST.
IWil oer for sale Tor owner ia front Of the premi
SIS on WEDNESDAY JULY EIGHrEENTh. lssS.
MfIsE O'CLOCK Pm, lot 10. square 361. Lot Is
ieet inches front, by deIth " leo feet, TO 20.
heot siiey LOT Is Improved b. good frame house.
Terms made known day Of sal
oro SaAELts HANDY. Real Estate Broker.
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DHUSKrSSEsa On TIE II0OoE HABIT
POSITIVELY SgEE ,'oI PIX 5r ApH,S5IsTas1Sa d

can be Given IN cup Of coass or re Without -
les, aud w5u effect . permanent and spesdy cure
whether tbs Istasnt h noaefasE dI1ker o. IN aAcce
Temperate who have tAksp 0odsn np<ctnc an tnsf
conee without their sodAy bellsye ~
1hs sysesn. once impfeg1sseo w1th ~ spsa.o
& II. WAKf, UnAsr Ebhlu uousa. ga
dl-th.Ata ~ NsshisssoA u q
n r WALKKk soNk 2os l0T4 q, Nv
k:..s -" SssH Ssss . 49, - e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-14
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


STEAMkR JOHN ", THOMPSON
- COMMENCING MONDAY. june -, 1855. for Poto-
mac l.lvtr landings Colonial beach.
Currioman. and Leo arutown-
Leave 9th street wharf At z am Monday wedpes-
day. aud Friday: Fare TO all lsndins hrrt-class SO
cents; second class. SIS cents l. VI. EMAAhT.
ye2l-ow General MANAGER.
DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il for baltimore and Potomac River LAndingp.
Steamer SUE. Ssgt SeoShexzn leaves stspnsnsS1's
freight N ust be PREPAID
sTEfHESsoN Bro
m3om 9TH street wharf
Mt NEKNoSi MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAx
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily (exceIt sunday for NJ
Vernon aud kiyer Landings ns far down "A 1ymopt ID
~ O'Clock q M. Returning. reaches waAhinStoo
about $3.50 y.
s16 L L BLAKE Csptstz
IroR PoToMAC RIVER LANDINGS
y NEW IRON sTEAMtR .wAKkFIELp-
Leaves IN St wharf NONDArs. THCRsDATo
and sAIUkDAYs n Am Returning TUESDAYS
fkIDAis and SUNDAYS 2 ~ .tonchjn. st hiverIApd.
Leonardtown. Md. Connects with b aud o. X r. Al
ShePherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PAD6ETr. Ast
e. W. RIDLEY. Manager 123