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new park. Already the foundation of n system
OF drives has been constructed aud by length
enIng and cutting a few new ones an excellent
system can be constructed at little expense.
The material for magnificent roads is cropping
out on every hand. The granite and blue stone
rocks which abound i'll the region present
every advantage rs the foundation FOR the
roads.
AROUND KLISGLE's FORD.
Below Shoemaker mill the creek goes
sweeping on toward the lower limits of the
park. Al some places on this part OF the course
the water spreads out INTO "a considerable ex-
panse. and III others Is narrowly confined by
the abutting Mills. The region around kliDglo
ford BridSe Is well known 10 residents Of WASH
lngton as a pleasant and frequently visited pic
ne grounds. Above the bridge at this point the
creek AFFORDS a splendid stretch of water. and
Ioiilns calmly on II passes under the bridge
anu rs out OF our Jurisdiction. Below KlinSie
foEd fridge the banks OF the stream rise in pre-
clp:touscilhS. clothed with a thick growth Of
timber, while above the land stretches away in
cultivated slloo sIHGss, dotted here and there
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on FOURTEENTH
Strict SoRfHwEST, OPPOSITE PORTlANU
FLATS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On JUNE 1890, al
sell, TO close an estate, the north 81 feet front of orig.
inal lot s., III square pa, having a depth of les Tee:
to ALI alley 30 feet wide, situate On east side of 18th
street between l. street aud Massachusetts avenue
northwest and improved by brick and frame dwell
iScs. being Nos. Illl and lib l4th street north
west.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two years
with interest. and secured by 4 deed OF trust on the
property. or all cash. All conyeyancinga and recording
1t cost of purchaser. A deposit OF 500 will he re-
quired NJ time Of sale. Title perfect or no sale.
CALDERDN CARLISLE,
le4-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
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ONL1 TWO MEN tbE IT.
More difficult to assume than any Of the po-
sitions previously referred to is the ono at
present used by only two men in the guard. 1t
is most unbecoming attitude. viewed fromthe
esthetic standpoint, and it probably bangs the
marksmen who use it more than any other pose
possibly could, but he who can shoot it with
any degree Of comfort will rarely fall short Of
"a string of fours," while the chances arc good
for his coming dangerously near the highest
possible" The man who drills himself so as
to use this position successfully can easily
claim to be something of a contortionist.
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RADCLIFFE. nARR O Aucts. m3IdSa
~ A1CLIFFE. DARR a co, Auctioneers
h go Fennsylyanis ave NJ

FINE BUILDING lot on DELAWARE AvENUR
Is AND 4 STREETS SOUTH AT
AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE ELEy-
ENIH. At A PAST EINk ID xe will
otter tor sale IN front 81 the pFemises
ORIGINAL IOTs .. 10 ASD IL ~ SQUARE asa.
fronting ~ feet ~ inches, more or lees. ON the east
sl1e Oi delaware avenue hstNern u and 4 stre-tS
south. Tins property Is near the United states Capt.
tol, Coast and oeodetlc Survey aud the Butler Man
sion, adjacent to avenue line 81 ears. all Of n Inch make
Il a most desirable opportunity Ia secure hne Binding
Lots on a Prominent avenue.
lerms OF sale over and above one iucumhrance
81 $4,000. beArins slK per cent interest per auuuu. and
one ~lncumbranCe Of 80 100. Tearing interest at the
same rate. the dAles and conditions 81 winch will 10
stated At sale, cash. or ali cash. At purChnser's OptIon.
A d"iosii Il 100 on each lot required az time Of sale
Terms of sale O. he complied with IN fifteen dAya,
otherwise right H. reserved 10 resell the troferty al
the risk aud cost II the driAultIng purchaser after hvs
daNs adNertlsemynt m some newspaper published IN
Washington, Dc. All cunveyanCius, recording, kc,
81 purchase-'s cost RADCLIFFE. DARN a II.
lesb-lAu> Aurtlnueera
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~ ~

TIE MILITARY BRIDGE.
u is in Is free wild state makes q magriE cont
park without any artificial adGrnmen.s, sew
more drives will DC cut through the valley and
some of the Old ones fixed up. This will prob
ably be the extent of the improvements made
for the next few wears. When. however the
time comes to spend money ON the park much
Can be accomplished IN :he way Of increasing
its attractiyeucss. Trees ;here are q plenty
but beautiful vls5as can be cut through. prom
enades constructed and quiet rustic walks ar
ranged, while back from the stream the level
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FIRING At THREE HUNDRED YARDS, SITTING.
When the detachment got back to 300 yards
the scene changed materially. The positions
allowed by army regulations insist that at this
range the marksman must either Sit or kneel.
But few practiced shots essay to kneel, SO a
position which WAS quite a favorite during the
rebellion has gone almost entirely out of fash
ion. There are several ways in which to seat
yourself SO as to fire with IL probability of adj
vantageous results. More common than any
other is the one represented here. When u
man has his heels dug well into the sod it Is not
as awkward as it appears TO be. but it is always
open 20 the objection that the knees will spread
and thus give but 4 shaky rest for the elbows.
Another position gaining rapidly In favor is
the one III which the left knee is drawn up to
support the left ARM; the right leg Is extended
and the right arm has no rest at all. Two or
three of the cracks" are using it with marked
success.
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- = -r-T'H !" TVND bSfDfff.
coming almost down to the waters edge. will,
in time. be built up with splendid suburban
houses. making the approaches to the park
come through a highly developed stretch of
country and adding to the contrast VIXEN the
park is once entered.
In the limits of the proposed park is to be
found almost every variety of tree which this
climate affords. Creeping vines and flowers
of every wild variety are found In abundance
and in many places clear crystal springs tum-
bic their contribution of water down to the
creek.
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Hos. WM II. GRAIN said OF Preston's ''Hed-Aker
"iiaye experienced immediate relief by its use"
An infaiitbie headache cure; contains no DANGER
GUS drugs: relief in fifteen minutes.
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THoMAs E. wAs'AMAShi Real Estate Aue,,o0..r

vALu.BLE PROPERTY FRONTING ON THE
NOkTH SIDE Of MASSACHUSETTS, Emu
y ~HfRTEENTH
sTEEkT NoHTIhbwIESsST; IMfRoyED BY
On MONDAY. 1HE NINTH A or JUNE. At
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK PM will offer for
sale III front OF the pteniises the east IL feet front ON
Massachusetts ave. by depth OF sub lot z, in square
2S2, and the west 3 feet front ON Anssachusetts ave. by
trout on said avenue by depth Of sub lot is. both in
said square 2s2
Terms day Of sale.
Ss2-dkds THOs. r wAoGAMAN, Aucx
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hUNCANsON BROs.. Ancnnnerr.

AssIGNEE'S SALE OF OF GENTS FUR
flSHlNG GOODS. FINIUkES AMI LEASE OF
hOlLANDER BROS. No l2lG PENNsYLyA-
MA AVENUE NokTHM Est.
On TUESDAY MORNING, UNE TENTH, 1880.
commencing at TIN O'CLOCK IN md AT RYE
O'CLOCK l. NJ. and c ntInung daily NJ the same
hours, 1 Will sell at store No. l2lS PennsylvsniA
avenue,
IauIdered and Unlaundered Shirts. FIRST class:
Outing SHIRTS. SATIN. Slk. Wool aud CheVioI OF hsst
makes:
Gents Neckwear, Underwear. Hosiery.
Canes, Slik ana other Umbrellas, Clothing.
ou4thrs, tuns. Hats. Suspendcrs, JeWelry,
And. IN fact. every character OF goods usually found in
a nrst-class Gentlemen's HHleriashety.
Special Inducements viii he offered retail dealers NJ
private SAFE nnot TO day Of suction. The stock viii
hrst be offered an bulk. A rare chance for an enereetie
young man with some capital II not sold In hulk WIN
then bc sold IN detail
le3-iNds 4. Assiun.a
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THoMAs BOWLING. AucuOneer

IMPORTANT SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY IN SQUAR a6s, FRONT.
ING ON STREET AMI FLORIDA AvENUR
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TWELFTH,
lSs9. Al foab O'CLOCK on the premises. 4 shall
sell Lots q. z. = and s.. IN square 60A, fronting rs feet
each on p st. Lot 81 is improved byA Comfortable Two
storb Brick House. No. 20. Also Lots "a, %, 80 ard
50 in same square. fronting 35 feet each on Florida
ave. between North Capitol and LIST ct. northeast.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months. with notes bearing interest and 81
cured by y deed Of trust. All cOnveyAncing. kc. a
purchasers cost. Fifty dollars deposit on esoh piss
1t the tine Of salA THOMAS BOWLING.
i3-d1 AucuouSoL
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STARTING FROM THE D1sTR1c LINE,

the park will stretch clear to Klingle Ford
Bridge. which is almost in the city. At the
District line the creek is rather narrow and
rapid. DashIng over rocks forming cascades
and falls. it seems to long for the qUieter re-
gions below. In all this upper region of the
stream there is n happy combination of the
beautiful with the picturesque. wild rocky ra-
vines overriding with ancient mOss-cOvered trees
Oh one hand aud on the other soft undulGting
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front.ag B3 feet ) inches on 18th street east and run
Mag back that w2dth 10 a 3O-iout alley. ana improved
by Two lwo-stOry Frame Houses. As real estate in
tins SECTION il RAPIDLY enhancing IN value this sale
offers ar elegant opportunity for a good Investment.
Terms easy and nad~ known a. SAFE. A deposit Of
5000 required al time q sale. ,eSdNds
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Few cities in the country have had the good
fortune to possess, almost within their bounda-
ries, a stretch of country possessing such natu-
raj advantages for the purpose tor which it is
designed as the Rock creek region. Every adj
vantage is found; a picturesque rushing stream
here rushes rapidly over the rocky obstruc-
tons, and there pauses in the depths as if to
take breath for a further and greater effort;
stately. majestic trees move their arms in SOL
emn approval. while long grassy stretches of
green sward afford the openings necessary to
cOmDlete the nictrrn
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AUCTION SALES.
UTuHE Da.S.
ID ATCLIFFE DARR 4 90. A-ucuonec-.

RADCLIFFE DARR 4 90. Aucuonse-.
bfsIRABLE BUuDISG o on PERCY rI.cR
yysI MhsT oF F~oIRInENrh srkEEI, BE
ING : AND 4 AND f~utRrEFNTa
AND ~FIFTEENTH srREfTs NoRTHwEsT.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TENTH.l ssa
thALf-PAsT flNE O'CLOCK. We VII oner FOR sale
80 LOIS s. RN6' "a IN SQUARE ecs.
iiisSs. issi west % Tau street With Iils an siey on nh +.
soc a,d m the rear; THIS In0Terty = convenient 9
opportunity tor Investors.
a. .s64. s01 90 " Ta,d an cs.6' a Ssfs's,t ~ sleo M
ssSh l.t required Al nme q sale. n the terms Of sale
the rshti, re>eryed 10 resell the progevtS at the rish
And cost q the deiauluns purchaSer. after I'VE DAYS
nshsS IA MsshinSton DC. Al convey sncins. se, q
Je2dkds aSrtscSesr
CHaNSLE2 SAFE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
RsLt SfEaKT soUfhHSSG2ssr.c fMrkSeo1fbD ii
by virtue % decree Of the supreme cOur, Of ,ss
ins sah u Coiamhl@ made On she 2sth day 81 Mag.
nnonc ancnon, an front Of the rrspecuye premises e
following Described reAl estate IN the ctty q Ms-A.
on MONDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JIM
55 "a ~ Ia ~ thNh $500 y n Iarts Of lot. -. ~ snd
the same hsng - fest moan On p sfrs.t sus.etoS
20 feet 10 inches Alons a l3-foot alley. and improved
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER 10, aa, 4.
the same subdivision aud square. the same bsins "a test
= inches front on SiN-aud . half street IN ~ feet q
inches deep Ia the said l5fOot alley. and iuprpved
With a frame barn and stable.
The terms OF "a u each case are A. follow, one
third q. the purchase money cash. one-third in one
ycar and enc third m two Years. the deferred raw.
m nis TO be evidenced 10y notes hesrng interrst a. siI
peF cVntUIn yer Annusn and Sgurcd hy deed of trust
upon the property sold. or all cash. At the option OF the
purchaser. All ConNeganclnE a. the cost If the pur-
chaser. deposit ui 800 ON each piece OF property
l. nequlned al the time II sale. aud the trustees re.erv.
the rlght 10 RESELL At the risk RHd cost OF the aefauiyua
purchascrI II the terms 81 sale are not COMPLIED ~itk
within fifteen days from the day ~ sale.
J. IHE
4Os 9TH II. nv.
JOSEPH J. ION
4lO 9TH OF. 4. ".
1rusteeA
RADCLIFFE. nARR h q Aucts. DADS
RAlcLIFFE- DARR 4 60 Auctioneers.
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u ATCLIFFE DARE & co. Auctoneers.
h $40 Penna. ave. NV

PEREMPToRY SALE BY AUCTION OF FINE
BuiLDlNo . on I oTkEET BErWEEN
TNENTY-fHIRD mi WEN1Y-FOUR
STREETS NORTHWEST. NEAR WASHINGTON
CIRCLE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWELFTH.
Al HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCk. we viii offer for sale
in front OF the premises.
LOT IL, IN SQUARE 80,
fronting % feet on l. street and running back that
width 20 feet q inches TO a larye alley, improved by
two 2-sIory Frame Houses and known as 23OS and
23l0 l. street northwest. This property is near the
Washington Circle ard the United States Signal Office,
adjacent To the avenue lue OF cars aud New HaInp-
shire avenue and offers an unusual opportunity for in.
Vestment or site for home for ones own Use.
Terms OF sale: One-tllrd cash, balance IN one and
two years, Tor which the notes Of the purchaser. bear
Ing interest at the rate Of q per cent per annuin. secured
by 4 deed OF trust Oh the property sold Will he tskeu,
% all cash. at tine option of the purchaser. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days from
day Of sale the right rs reserved TO resell the property
al the risk and cost OF the defaultIng purchaser. after
fiye days public advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, DC A deposit
Of $500 required at time of sale. All ConveyancIug,
recording. &c, at purchsser'sc cost.
t4-d&ds A1CLIEFE DARR l. co, Aucts
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FUTURE DANN.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 co, Auctioneers
~ tZO Pa. ave. NV.

pEREMPToRy SALE or .%Two-sToRy FRAME
HopSE ANp Lot OF ? STGEEr SoUTh BE
M kNowN AS e37 fsrREET SOUTHWEST.
lsso. .sHaiEir-fi.ssff FIVE GjcLotk .a We vii sell IN IN
' LOT ID IN SQUARE ass.
r rrTm.s no. 70 teSt on the ng[Sh Side 9; = st south and
~ n Wide, improved b. two-story frame house. No.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
o. pali IN cash. the balance in one and two years.
mum from the day OF sale and 10 be secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. or all cash. at the purchasers
days from the day Of sale the right is reserved 70 resell
Tue PROPERTY at the RISK and cost 81 the deiHultng
~ some new, paper published in Washington. DC. A
ancins and recordiSg at purthasef'. cost
ieo-dSds R~ArCLlfFE, DARK a co. Aucts
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF AND
E FOUR S sTREtT s6rfHf sRTs1rtEr' CORNER
By virtue of a deedo of trust dated the 25th Of March.
1879. and recorded in Li0er 9I2. folio "A. of the and
secured thereby, the anderssnSd vii oG De a. a. pTg aHEiS
1 TkES 81 '6 OF ttIPsRiIIlIfe'Ii $40 SR ls ~ fIIi oIr The skEtS-
the wharf and water privilege OF lots numbered three
and IWenty-siI $50, a. ISe same are d s,1e, hegd ara
described on the plats and plan Of said city. having a
extending, with that width to the channel OF the last
err Branch Of the Potomac rive.
| Terms of sale: one third in cash aud the remainder
IN equal insts,lmegis az one and two fears; with inter.
est from the Gay OF sale and secured by a deed II trust
OF the properly sold. a deposit of $3.50 Will De re-
auired at the time of sale. If the terms of sale are
not complied with in 10 days after the sale. the true
tee reserves the right to resell the property at tie risk
ana cost Of The defaulting purchaser upon five DAYS
advertisement Of such resale. ConyeyaucIng a. the
cost Of the purchaser. Taxes will be paid TO Decem-
Der 81. 1889.
ap5-dSds JAMES q. PAYNF Trnstee
The purchaser Of the aboSe-descr bed property, at a
sale held ON the day mentioned in be above advertise
ment. having failed to comply with tbs terms thereof.
i will sell, at the risk aud cost OF the de.aultipg pur-
chaser. ON FRIDAY, the T~HIHTEENTu DAY OF
JtNt AID. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front
OF the premises. the wharf and water privileges Of lots
numbered three 81 and four "a in square number a
eight hundred and twenty-siI, as the same are desig-
mated and described on the IL & and plans Of city If
NashiaEtoD, DC having a width Of 100 feet I inch
the fl homage Of said lots and extending with that width
TO the channel OF the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac
river.
Terms same q in original advertisement Of sale.
jeo-dSds JAMES u. PAYNE, Trustee.
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RATcLIFrE. DARR q Co. Auct..
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT. I'M.
lhnNEn Bl FRAME No. l14soRk.
GON AkFNIE \nFTHWES1

~fRtSfEES' SAIL OF al LOT, I'M
lRONED BN FRAME No.
CON AVENUE NOETHMEST.
lnder ana by virtue Of a deed 81 trust recorded in
Llner No. l4OO at folio g. et seq. one of the land rec
otas oil Inc Dlstrlct Of Columbia. the undersigned trus-
tees viii sell Al public auction. an front of the prem
lses. On ~MEDNfSDAl. EIGHTEENTH bs{ ar
JUNE, at flNE OCLOCk Pm, all OF lot lettered .R"
IN a subdivision Of lots in square one hundred and
hfty. two Ha@D m thee ty If Washington, e. "a aid
subdivision l. recorded IN Book G. h.. Tage :.
Terms OF sale Hne-hal. of purchase mduey 10 be pa,d
hcash and residue ln tNelFetl months. with interest
~ siA % Ter cent Ter Annun. tor which purchaser 90
give lfo1nisrUrG mote. r.curel by deed of trust on the
property, suld or all cash, At option of the purchaser.
II teruts OF safe are not complied with ia ten tlua DAYS
from the day Of sale the trustees reserve the right 70
resell Al RISK aid cost 81 defaultiug purchaser "A de
posit OF 800 required when hd l. accepted.
". T. EDMONSION, Trustee,
500 9TH 1T NV.
q. WILLIAMSON, Trustees.
DARR X co, Aucts. te5-5hds
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Q. II. Trustee
1CIlEF DAkk X 90. Augts. te1-5kds
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucu0neers.
ACRES oF AND FRONTING JENNINGS
ROAD, MAR TIT NEW roc AND


ON InURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWELFTH.
loHo: AT flNE Otlhth We viii sell in front of the
Promises alarm containing 2tAs acres, situated ON the
BeEnings road. between AnACOstia and Bowen roads.
with all the buildings thereon. Ihls uroucrtV n al
miraD!y located sltEcT Tor a hutchrr OF dairymIAn, be-
INK ADJACENT 70 the new stock yard and abaitoIr, and
near recent Subdivisions Of farms auto buIldlus lois
IL Las : good ir, ntage on BcHnngs road. about twenty
mL.It"s' drive from the atty.
1erLIs: ums-tlurd cash, balance in one ana tuo
years. notes 10 bear Is Ter cent interest. layalle semi
annually, and 10 be secured 10y deed Il trust on Vrem-
lscs, or al cash, al option Of purchaser. Convex Ancing.
&c, II puICLaSers cost A deposit of S2JO at time ~
sale. 1etIus 10 lie complied WIN m fifteen days other
Wis. resale At rlsL aud cost Of defgnltiug purch aser
After I'VE days advertisement OF such resale an some
newspaper published IN Washington. DC.
lNh-lAIk D"IAlANAllA RlIA AnnfannnarN
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by houses and cottages. The park at this lower
end will be very narrow, as can be seen by q
glance at the map. and the adjacent country.
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CHANCEEl. SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Al IA NORTHWEST ORN
OF TWELFTH AMI CS1REETS NORTHWES'

FHANCEEI SALE Or
~ PROPERTY Al TIE NORTHWEST CORNER
oE All CsIKLkTs NoRIHwEsT
AND KNOWN As Nos 1901. 1908, l3O5 y
l3os & STREET HORTHMfST. A AUCTION.
By virtue Of a decree PASSED IL a cause wherein v. 4.
Waters ct al. are plaintiffs and L. p. Wsters ct al de-
PENDANTS. beng equity No. 12.423. docket 80, SUI
pr,nie Court II the District OF Columbia, | will ON
~ ESBAh, Ihk SkNENfEENTH DAh or JUNE.
1880, at HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, offer for
sale at public auction. IN front Of the premises. PARTS
of Lots 1 anc :. ~ square 2g3. containing in the
nelghDornoed 81 >. 700 square feet, improved by brick
bnIcings Nos. l2Ul. fso3, 100 and 1907 e street.
beng On tao northwest curuerof Twelfth and q streets
northwest, opposite the proposed site OF the new city
post Office. Will be sold as an entirety. Title good. -
shown, 10y certiicate Of the Washington Title Com
pany MAY 10, 1880.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in
one and two years, secured 10y deed of trust
On said Property. with mt rest at q per cent
per annun, payable semi-annually, or all oAsh,
at option of purchaser. A deposit 81 eI00 90
Will BE- required at time OF sale. ConveyAnclng at
purchasers cost, II terms OF sale are not complied
with within ten days deposit VIII he forfeited aud the
rlght Reserved 10 resell the said property, at the risk
and EXPENSE OF defaulting purchaser. after five days.
advertisement IN some daily Newspaper published In
this city. LLAMA y. WATERS, Trustee.
Je5-dSd. RADCLIFFE. DARE a co. auos
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THNHE HALLET & DAVIS PIANO ENC WILL
Il be closed June 10 aud reolened Sept. 1 Win "A
SUI eb stock of pianos. Bargains before closing.
ln23 IA. l.. SUMNER, Agent.
VNHE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUER
Il Pianos. spoken Of by artists in terms OF high praise.
are sold VI reasonable figures at kUHN' Temple OF
Music. 12O3 u st. nv. Tuning and Repairing.
apo4-Sn
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- ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. Aucuoueer~.
Ia go Pennsylvania ave. n v

TWO Two-STOhY FRAME HOUSEs on EIFv-
ENIH STREET EAsT BtTMEFN % AMI 4
STREET SOUTH AND KNOWN As Nos. 4lA
y 10 ELL\LNIh sIkEE
Al AUCTION
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PART LuT IA. SQUARE aas.

Or MONDAI AFTERNOON. JUNE NINTH 1890.
al hAlF-HAST five O'CLOCK we Will oder for sale,
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Some Ideas About Decorating the Sum-
mer. Piazza.
creek.

LITTLE THINGS THAT WILL ADD BOTH TO THE
COMFORT AND BEAUTY OF THE sUMMER:HoME-
TABLES, PAPER HOLDERS AND HAMMoCKs-
SOMETHING MORE ABOUT FURNITURE COVERS.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nj NE. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLlSHED AMI
Vl reliable Ladies' Physician. can be consulted daily
at her residence, gol 4 1T. INV Office hours from l
to y pm; with Ladies' only. je5-Im'
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WOMAN-HE DISEASES. WEAKNESSES AND
w Irregularities promptly cured by DR.. f X.
THOMAS. 273 N.Excter ST Baltimore, Nd. 60 Rooms
Tor non residents. ap24-eo3m'
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HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADiCTED THAI
4 Dr. BROTHERS Is the Observation-Disclosures adyertis-
liz Ladies Physician III this city. Ladies'. you can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, JU0 u st. sw.
Particular attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar "
ladies, married or single. Forty years experience.
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AIDES WHO REQUIRE SERVICES OF
IL experienced Female Ply stefan should consult DIR.
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and {, llih and 18th sts. ne. Ladies' only. Eemcdy,
~. Prompt tad reliable treatment. only genuine
Ladies' Physician III the city. Established 1888.
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