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.coursss. It h bus q short journey, and w,li sssa
" sssrt ss tie jeurbsy mar b. Il /. ss,u . sr,sS.
fl one sTsnsis wa now = a ssiak q that
n moment men, s1a yss terrible as It VIA only sought
ossss NJ pa ss s: ses Y e g:
was aexpewledged that the request was rea-
sonable, ana those about me seated themselves
Of the party Knelt down and repeated prayer or
two IN Russian
me time q delay passed away, ana again tasrs
ent rose TO their feet.
:.ssa e ss sRs rssk Of ~ sD
whole, grim, fearful scene: 4 beam OF sunlight
stretched athwart the room, and again. as If In
spired by the morning light, clear, sweet voice
Id uar oelow triled Gus stanza OF the strange,
IT." y; = Olga erred: 'pr1ns her to me-"
SSlo grave voice:
,ssm b. ina, i nss they loved each oshsf let
Then knew that was saved, although heard
no more; TOT, overcome BY all the terrible expe.
desert me When I came to myself found that
Two women were bending over me, chafing my
lips With some aromatic Cordial 1n' n'''''' ~
ne VIII 40 now said the voice OF the elder
Ha Mxd,a iady. Come; Olga, they are waiting"
oye us snd og bending s Sssr sofa ms
pressed my forehead with her lips.
~Adleu for ever" and she passed away.
IOuuu lily III mOth0i
craving room Ia kensington, giving her and my
sister, and her lover, a full account OF my CONT
hs a adventures, but keeping carefully 70 my
Ihe otner day, by the way, came across the
oid servlng-man accidentally In the Strand He
stared as he recognized me-
"Yeu need De under no apprehensions now, mon.
aeur, he said; "all has been cleared up about
poor Count Lorfs. He died N prison, and would
ny SPEAK word And we now revere him as one
o. o. u, noolest OF our martyrs: and Mademoiselie
Oiga 10 happy, quite happy"
But tine old rogue would not reveal the secret OF
ner WHEREABOUTS, and was quite impervious to
Dr1DeA-AH Ghe Year Round
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CHlLDREN,s PARTIES.
How They are Conducted In England

From the London Queen.
Children's parties OF late years have undergone
great change. Formerly, when young people
were assembled together, 1t was thought suf1cieut
10 clear a large room and let them indulge In the
old-fashioned games Of blind-mans buf, post
family coach, hunt the slipper, magic music. mu-
sicai chairs, and such like merry and romping
games. which. with good tea and Sir Roger De
Coverley danced afterward, was supposed to form
delightful entertainment. But now all this
is changed; romping games are put on
one side The little boys and girls Of
the present day are too well dressed to
rsk tearing their pretty clothes. Children's par
Ties are miniature copies OF those OF older people
with the exception that some form Is adopted
either Christmas tree, bran pie, or any other
vehicle for the distribution of presents that each
all the little guests are arrived they are generally
entertained arst with either Punch and Judy
sno~ m aao S snidrens play magic Ian.
yea dancing II resorted to- and the Christmas tree
OF its substitute ends the evening. Children ike
eovs sna any new form of
Parties for young people should never be lengthy
snMrs, as It 10 impossible to Keep them amused
most desirable, afternoon parties from ) TIL 2 or
to being tar more sensible than later hours
when the eagerness Of expectation tires Q child
Juvenile party should be simple. but q number OF
oonbons and crackers should always be provided
Il Is mistake to give children elaborate suppers
before they leave to 60 home often disagreeing
with them and making them Ill the next day
Lemonade aud cakes and sandwiches are quite
sufncient and far better for them.
There Is no prettier sight than to see q number
OF ettily.dressed ch ldren assembled together,
ana OF late 1t has been much the fashion TO adopt
fancy dresses at juvenile parties, when the little
ones wear much the same costumes, on a smaller
scale, rs are adopted By Older people, and much
amusement IL caused by inspecting the various
dresses and characters represented Juvenile
parties nave a good tendency in forming chill
crenS manners, causing them to be polite to each
otnef and TO take an interest In each Others
pleasures and In affairs beyond their own family
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tl0D, 600 FOR PATTI


The Dteo's SbssA american WAT she ,rtR
Earn n -Four NicAss.
Mma Patti is IN South America From the poipt
Of view Of the money-makef thu tour WIN pro.
baby b tho eliminating podntin the career Of the
highest paid prima donna Of musical history. For
thirty pubic perf6rmances she recelves aleo 600
or 5000 An evening. This sum b guaranteed 20
her even u the recetpte are only g. But under
most ordinarily favorable circumstances she can
make SO 200 IN one syenine. Tnas means that In
lo0r evening" NINA Patti win b. able % earn q
much and more than the Presldens Of the United
states receives In twelve calender months for his
services 70 the country. Nina Patti, In . letter
q ArA Harriet Hubbard Ayeg, sayB: s9RecAnniag
soap u perfect I Thought oe8sr oOaps good bpt
bad never tried the Recamier. shSl never uss
any other. II TAR surpaDses an toilse soapa /
cannot tel you how anxiousI am % DO an can
FOR the Recamt9 IreparAftonR I tell every one
here In spain how much thar have done tor M
hAve spdken % the queen a6oas shsm, ara WhSn
get 70 south America hope 70 nnd ieeeor from
you telling me how ! can 6c.s ssvs yoa there.
= want % help yo4 fue en- coov1ncod YOU
Recamier Preparations are the greatoos shoo0 en-
lnvente6 could not Comfortably endure 4 az
Without then Any lazy maqf1oalng shlD pape1
vi sscsse ~ asampls e . 19ee1ler te(ls{
ASE = sSaN M tssA Nv Ia 81:
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ap6-ddds DUNCANsON BtlOS Aucta

L XECuTORs AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU
ING1QN. AS FOLLOWS: SQUARE 1876. ORIG.
FoNf t 6Eca Ar S 81 NV RI ~
SHIRE AVENUE AND ON xIaHTkENTH
SQUARE gsS, North IR Is FEET OF LOT IL ON
BY authority of the lsst win Of the late Harriet
provisions thereof. / will. at the times and ri ces
hereinafter named. offer at public to the highest
and best bidder therefor and the terms hereinafter
specified the following real all situated the
city OF sshington. DISTRICT of Collmbia:
SLANT. at HALF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
in front Of the premises, lots Numbered from Ia
to %. both inclusive, according to X Ross Perry's
lruseel subdivision Of original lots and g. in square
136. said subdivision recorded In the surveyors ocs
OF the District hber H. fol. 10 These lots Us
18th street. with the exception of lot 2 which
g. 30 feet on New Hampshire avenue, 97.25 feet on
18th street and 22.15 on @ street These are amone
tEe most valuable building lots in the city square 80
fronting immediately on Dupont Circle.
On WEDNESDAY. THE ElGHIEENTH INSTANT.
premises the north 30 feet front Of original lot IL
23O by the depth of said lot This lot fronts
on lAh street west between north and Canal
Terms: Une-fourth OF tire purchase money IN cash
and three years from the day of sale bearing interest
at six per cent and satisfactorily secured All cash.
at purchasers option. deposit Of 1850 will Be
CURED on each lot at time Of sale. All eouveyancinG
and recording at purchasers cost Resale at purchas
ers cost and risk II terms Of sale are not complied
with in ten days from d-E # h sals PERRY
Executor and Trustee.
THOS. Z WA00AMAN
ap3-13t Auctioneer.
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A Farmer's View Of the Church.

oHHmeI'o view Oh tine C00HCh,
Wen. wife. I've had q round with Wayne
Bout jinln' our church.
He tried the sceptic uodge on me-
The argument Of snirch.
Says he, Look ct your members now,
There's Jones got drunk, an SVEN
Will cheat friend to make q trade:
Ain - good as them9"
Says L "A butcher buying stock
Does Just the way You do:
he hunts around the cattle yard,
An nnds the meanest two;
Then ev'ry ofyer that he makes,
An ev'ry one he hears
KS coupled with the sneerin' words
Jest look at them two steersr
You pick the meanest Christians out.
=. An then with tricky jeers,
You run the whole church down By that
jest look At them two steers
no farmers fooled by that ole trick.
An so you can't afford
To risk your soul In tryin'it
Upon the au-wise Lord"
Fred Nve in OmoAu World.
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Vanity Fair.

Vanity Fair.
Through Vanity Fair in days Of old,
There passed . maiden with locks OF gold,
Crying: 20 my pretty lass! What do you lack!
Here's many ware
Costly and rare.
Come buy-oh, come. buy!
In Vanity Fair"
"Silks and satins are not for me;
Lace is for damsels of high degree;
The lads would laugh in our country town
II came clad IN . broidered gown;
But yet there's Q ware
Precious and rare
fain would buy me
In Vanity Fair.
PRAY. sell me, SIR from your motley store,
a hesrt that will love me forevermore,
That, whether the world shall praise or blame,
Through sorrow or Joy will Be still the same
It's the only ware
For which care
Mid all the treasures
In Vanity Fair"
much y grisves me, o lassie, dear.n
Inc feodler said but greatly fear
Have been out Of fashion this many day.
And guided care
Il ell the ware
Yop win get for your money
-CaGmbeys Journal
--~0~-
An inventor at Stuttgart IL said to have pe
fected o machine for deadening the sound of
piano. 1t viii not be q success. The only su
way 10 keep piano quiet Is TO deaden the pia
bt-CftcG Ooserver.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAIs FOR sTATIoNERY.awAR DEPART
I MENT, APRIL 2, lStS.-SeAled Proposals in du-
plicate. will be received q this Once until ONE
O'CLOCK r: NJ WEDNESDAY. MAY l6. 1881 for
Furnishing Stationery for the War Department and
Buresus in Washington during the fiscal year end
ing June SC, 1859. Blank forms Of proposals. show
ing the items and estimated quantities required
eether with circular relating thersto viii be fuished
application to this once. Bidders notified that
award or formal acceptance Of any bid under this
advertisements will be msde until Coneres. makes an
appropriation from which the supplies called for
BE- purchased Proposals. must BE- sddresssd to the
derkeDed, indorsed on the outside Of the envslofs
each itsm separately c. Il. HOfT xsaistant Quartsr
master. spl3l4l6.l5: myl1,l2
w WashingIon CITY April Q. 1855. sealed PropysalS
IN duplicate vii be received q this ones until WE'D
NJ, for such articles Of pla and upholstarsd ofAcs
furniture - may be required for new o0ces N u
Department BUILDING Usts Of articles With tnforms
ton to guide biddern viii be furnished on application
The Government reserves the right TO reject any and
All bdds and defectA Enveopes 20 BE- tDdcesed
sPrupossls for Furniture" G. H Hoyt Assistapt
Controversies. eplS,i4sAo,11smyesO
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ELIAS KEISER, ! rr..r<o-.
CYRUS KEISER ! AAscusofA
b. MAURICE TALBOT. Atty.
l. HOUSE ON SIXTH STREET, NEAR N STREET
NORTHWEST.
TW0STORY FRAME HOUSE ON THIRD STREET.

NEAR o STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of 8 decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No.
for sale. on THURSDAY. APRIL TwENT"-SIX A.
y, 1888, in front OF the respective premses first AT
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that part Of
lot numbered eight 49, in square numbered four hum
dred and egh y-one (4S1. beginning for the on
feet south from the northwest corner Of sad lot and
running thence south twenty (20l feet; thence due
east ninety t93) feet ~ inches thence north
twenty C20) feet and tn west ninety three C93)
feet inches to the placeof beginnng improved by
. two-story frame dwelling on 9th street. near h
SECOND. AT SIX O'CLOCK PM Part of lots mum.
bered twenty-on GID and twenty-five t22D In Rich
ardson's bdivision OF lots in hundred aud
described square west Of square i've hundred and
nifty three (55), beginning for the at point in
the west line Sd street west forty feet south
said snbdivision and running thence south with the
west line OF said street 1897 feet thence 573
feet to alley thence norhwesteriy with the east
line said alley 16 81 feet and thence easterly "a 81
feet to the place OF beginning Improved by a two.
story frame dwelling on Sd near street northwest
and onethird in two from day Of sale The note
of purchaser purchasers shall be given for the
ferred payents bearing interest at per cent per
payable semi and to b. secured By deed
of trust the premises sold, all cash. the pur
chaser or purchaser option n91yeyaneing. &c. q
piece at time of sale. terms Of sale are comped
with in days from day Of sale the Trustee
the right to resell the property in default At the risk
and of the deiaulting purchaser after dnyF
public notice of such sale in newspaper pub
'''0s' 40 "''A''Jatj julius A MAEpEI. rrussss.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers pl2-eoGds
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NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctionesr.


CHOICE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On MONDAY M aI SASSti1 3EEkh1I srxrErsrH.
residence No Isl street southeast asar The tspiei
One six piece Plush Parior suite.
One Turkish Parlor suite, in Rep
French Plate Pier Mirror.
Mahogany Center Tables
Willow Chairs; Walnut Library Tabla
Nahogsny desk Chefionier.
Fine MoQuet and Brussels Carpets,
smyrna aud Velvet hugs.
Window Hanginen
Lounges; Walnut Hall Stand
Fine Brussels STAIR Carpets
Ingram Carpets.
Walnut Marole-Top sadeboard
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
W Walnut Din,ns Chair ohina and Glassware
Walnut and other Wardrpbas.
Fine White CURED Hair Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Woven Wire Springs.
TTNRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON TWENTY.
L EIGHTH STREET NEAR NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of
April, A.. D. 1883 in equity cause No. lOa2o
wherein Osceola G. Qren is plaintiff and Andie DeLoi-
ne ct al are deend.n VIII s.n tn front q ths
OF April. A. D. 1853, At FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ the
following real estate south half OF lot eight "a In
lumbia
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: third pur-
chase money in cash. balance In two equal tustal.
from day q sale for Which notes Of purSassr or pur
ery sold all cash, at option of purchaser Deposit
y
right 70 rsse at cost u defsatns or
paper published in Washington, D. c.
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trustee,
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ANDREw Il DUyALL
Cor ~ and D sts, a, W, Tr,.,.,.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS irus@ea
90 FendAll BLDG, cor. A. and sta NV ape-dSds
INKOMAs DOWNING. Ancnoneer
PKREMPToRY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON THE NoRTHEAsT CoRNFk or NfNE-

TEENTH AND q sTRTETs NoRTHWEsT. TINE
BY virtue of q deed of trust recorded among the
land records Of the District of Columbia in Liber
Is anct on IN front Of The premises WEDNESDAY.
at FIVE o'CI.oCk p NJ, lot lettered r. Ge1rSe W
Ri<gs' duly recorded subdivision Of part Of square
numbered 14l. in the city OF Washington, ID. G.
This lot has front OF 25 feet q north and
121 feet 10Th street west and improved by three
story brick residence, with large back building and
brick stable rear of lot.
Terms Of sale; One-thrd of the purchase money In
cash and the balance equal lnstailments
sictively one and two years after IN. date of sale
with interest at cent annun. able semi
annually TO be secured by the purchasers and
deed of trust on the property or ali In cash. AZ the
chaser's option.
AL conveyancins and recording AZ purchaser cost.
deposit of 80 viii be required at the OF sae
II the terms of sale Complied with twenty
Gays after day of sale the property will resold st
ths risk and cost Of the defaul ing party.
REGINALD FENDAlI-
sp7-d&ds Irusfse
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aaesoa..,.
SALE OF A RFvrRsroSARy INTER.
EsT IN UNIMpRoYEn RS ~ EaTTArK

CHANCEkI SALE OF A REVER6lONARY INTER
~ EsI IN UNtMPROvED REAL ESTATE
yly virtue Of degree of the supreme Court Of the
lSs q Soiumos. Isssed on the 9Th day Of April
SSo.InplAnsnt and Thomas J. Semmes and othe<s are
Enn;, NJ Inc same being cause No 1Q, ITO OF the
s the N rront q the remises on WEpNEspAY
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the reversion in fee uron
sSsS snt LOT 9e ysarA rsnewsble for
esi sstae TO wit Original lots numbered re t3)
~ oh seven 40 thirteen l3 fourteen u4), hfteen
1reu ana seventeen OLD in the City of Washington.
II one dollar per annum
Terms OF sale as prescribed in the decree a cash.
Terms OF sale must he complied with in ave days
Gay OF sale and If not the reserves the
70 resell the pr perty the risk aud OF the
aeIauiting purchaser. All cenveyancine and record.
ns At COS, OF purchaser deposit Of 800 viii be
Lofts p. SHOEMAKER, Trustee
dpl3-dts ysO St nv.
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Porsosous Cossxrrrcs


LADIES' who value their complexion should know
t pS!e they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
FKEEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
nAmeee as the dew. preserves and naturally
Pr0psrly spplsd cannot b. detectsd. The seiiOwing
OTu&g1sts and those named In succeeding advertise
msn Comprising all the leading Druggists in the city,
seH and specially rscopmend IT,
t tract" the Latest delishtful eleeant auadrupls
W. ThOmpeSn. s0S i5t6 st.; B. p. Hicilns, Sic
= sye a. u Daniels. 1000 18th st; A. J. ehafhiEk
al 3 r 29ut Bro, Conn aye .aa lSta e b esA
Baldns, p svs and iSth q; ". q DScfett, IA ava
s5d ga ct; 9. Ohrastiani 4S4 "a ave Epiytstlsi1
n.srelss: loo IS. .s.; poSsrs 5 49, ~;
oaoi1 9TH md = sta NV; Geo. ". Boyd. Iz0 o =
sieSe s. =, ssHRns sys and Lee e.; 4, 4 az
SEsD: = AslRhsnstina iAsh nd vt sval 4
LA AZ r 81; Isch6eay . EvlnA Wholesale Aeuu16
49, - Vkzb a JssSs II ~
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Hun the Rhil0d0iphta TfmeA
There Is nothing that % thoroughly ana unmis-
takahay discioses Just what . eirl o. woman b o.
ner wak In . drawing-rooom or at ban, Of
coufoa woman who is new to such scenes be.
trays It In every nova But even On the street
Sns WOMAN o. f.shton and the girl o. society can
- recognised By the Initiated at glance, no
wax There 70 nothing 90 din1cult. nothing 90
~. N man o. woman. as good wax, and no
~ ~ can Nv claim % ssyls without II frolope,
scnoanS the grace Of one OF his heroane2 spoke OF
nSr wsik g = fres stride nom tn hipas fhis d
But no one can have GOOD VAN Who makeS very
snort seepa There arc six rules which Win insure
go0d wax u carefully observed. They are: 1.
Toy nom any motion whatsoevoe. 8 10 hold
~ " nesa sect & 10 placs ths Ioos sQuarsH o.
10 fssp The sisov, - q ~ -. ~ r =
es ~ - e 900 vsaasS saalasS SSse
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RAILROADS.
pmpNoNT AIR LrNE

DIEDNoN1 AIR LINZ
M sess' f.s an .S Il. i S f e. 1sss
ocraonsvtlle chsnotsesv.ile Lypchhu1 snd s,ssicss
estvssn Alexssdrs and t.ynchbyEs. hss Rs.rs
Ss s As s .s Sew s orisss ss' hss
s ifs. x Ss MAJ S.ls ist ns.r-n,ea cA.
fsssSssSs' secSy ssspS bss1.iis ssl sisssp. -
oh.fio... osla.ah,A Aas9s,. Atl1n.A s,Tnins-
IN ccsnsctios With Pullman slser~r kt.
s Sss SsSs ss sns sSsss
Solid trains wsshinTtos 70 Atlanta Dos. NOT connect
2:3s p E.-.bsi1. except sunday. foe Nsna..sa
str.seprs and insern,ediste ststacn. -
Ss0 y M-we-tsrn ExTsess Daily for wsrren,oa
and summer rs-orts on and near linz q chsSspesks
and Ohio ROUTE Pulmsa sleerer~ aud solid Trains
western points. ThrouEh Pullman sieepars wsshin.-
ton TO Memphis without chsnge.
ssF. D4ayilis. ssisrh Asr Nhs,ans 'S ehsri1s d
Srlssns Tehss and cslifornlA Pullman slesTss
aon'.,@ery pullman sleeper Warrington % Aiksa.
y -. sthort chAnsa
NJ Sss .s sss S,0 ssnssS s .s.r.
n Daily srrive Round I'M III as A N and = .sl p
NJ abetsTn,Rg leave hound MN Sss A n Daily sai
sS a N s naS esceiH sunday srr1'lns "ssAinstca
lhrouFb trains from the south VIA Charlotte Dam
ana NJ s fs sr fsnnss s.s and
barg si ! l:l3 A. NJ. aud $50 p Al, va chesaIeAks
snd Ohio route aud ChArlcttesville AZ SEQ r n.
nskets sesrinE car reservation and inform.uos
,u1nnls and eAsnxsse CHECKED At ofhce 1900 f.ne-
ssns Rsii sysnne ,s and -'enfs, s'AtisR hsHe's
mh28 General p..-enrsr Aren't
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NHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer

TWELVE WORK HORSES, AMONG THEM SOME
FINE DRIVES; RAtR PONIES R0AD WAGON
TOUR Bicycles one LANDAu. ONE CLAR;
WAGON-sEATs 20 PEOPLE, ONE PAssE NdER
WAGON FOR "A PEOPLE one THREE-shAr
DAYTON WAGON. EIGHT SETS SINGLE HAIR
MSS. EIGHT Sets D0U1LE HARNESS
SLEIGHs AND BELLS FOUK SADDLES AND
BRIDES. BLANKETS ROBES &c. AT AUG
On MONDAY MORNING. APRIL sIxTEENrH.
1888, ct TEN OCLICK .hal all e stables q Iewis
washington. his entire out. This il one Of the most
vehicles al 6rst-class condition nE Collins has.
ing sGls the Ssins fss Il
A UCTTON SALE OF CONVENIENT. PROrEkTY-
"A Omceof Building for ststa. War m9 NsU pspexs.
Sro1set sna 5sstren: PIPE 4d ECDs hsfq s. I'm:
and misesllansOus eicls v3n b sold q Euh3dc 80.
MONDAY. The SfxTEENTH DAY OF. APRIL. 1854
It TWELVE O'CLOCK u. The matsriAls may Be sen.
md termn Of sue and schedules Obtained on appl1ca
don 70 this ofhcs. THOs. IJNC0LN CASEY COLONEL
oS ~ Saio oIIrISfiA xnctiosSsu
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T,HoNAs BOWLING. A.csssesse


THoAAs BOWLING. Asctssassa
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT eApEEEA tARgt
eATI VASES Bkkss ARA SR3SzEM4A1kL
ehI, ARTICLES OF vEkTU. bhf0-A bRAo. 30
March less. and duly recorded IN Hbsr asa 1 folio
n sea- one Of the land records fef Vsshington,
I rs fFty secured theTSy, o. M9NpAf. the ThIh.
fEaN :. ~ asss SS%m * sSn:s
pgxiins. lin street and Psnnsyivsaia svsauA the
IeAowing Personal Efects,
ssisSHE fISEkfs 81 Sfshikk:M tsSsSSk
eR9NzEs. NANCY, -TATINcE AND bREspES
ff9fksSSEEEE st sAiE q Asp ESSSS7EiS
SSL2Is9NNE AND bronze yAsEs RoceQQ5
H HtsIsAR TIGIEs OF yERTG. Ekic. bKAS
MANY OTHER ARTICLES IN All CANNOT m
~kNUNEhATED.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDEUIcsHER LLOYD 6. q 90
Fast Express StezIners.
To Southampton O.oudon. havreD. Bremen.
werra, Sat, April IL. 30 Aler, We'd April
is. 3 80 am; Elder Sat-, April 81 p IN ssAe,
We'd. April rs, pm Fulda. Sat, April 2s. 2 an:
Trave, Wed. May z. 10 30 am
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table luxurious
wards berth according locaron. I'd cabin, ESQ Q
<,erth. steera1e Low rstes Apply 90 4 y. DROok
630 Penn ava BEAI.I- BRowS CO. 1921 st.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 500 TENTH


STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of q deed Of trust, duly recorded amone
the land records OF the Dist let Of Columbis in la
Der 1904 folio 20, ct seq. and n the written
lie auction, in front Of the premises. THURSDAY
the NINETEENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1855, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK 81, part OF original Lot q. in square D45,
in the City Of Washington in said District described
follows: Beginning the ct point on the
west line Of 10th street east distant 90 iset north
from the southeast corner Of said lot and running
thence north 20 feet; thence west as feet; thence
south 20 eet; and thence feet TO the place VI
beginning, together with the improvements &C.,
sisting of Q good two-story frame dwelling house.
Terms Ope-half cash residue at year per cent
interest secured by note of purchaser aud deed Of
the sold all cash, option Of
purchaser Deposit of 800 required at time OF sale
to be forfeited II terms not complied with
days from date Of sale All coDyeyancins, kc st pur-
chaser's cost. CHARLES H CRA6fN, JR-
321 ~ street northwest
ap7-dlOt surviving nustee
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