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FUTURE DAYS,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND AT
JENNINGS. DC. FRONTING on THE
SHERIFF ROAD. HIGHLY IMPROVED.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Novembsr L. $780,
and duy reeorded in Liber No. l540 one Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia and request
OF the party secured thereby. default having been
made IN the same. the undersigned, trustees therein
named Mil sell a public auction in front Of the prem
Uses on IUESDAY.yU TWkNTY.EIGHTH, 1891.
at -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot No. s. containing hvs
sSrss in John H. W Burleys subdivision Of part Of
the sheriff estate 'Beals Adventure, the same
10 recorded In lber Gov Shepherd. No. folio j. one
said District.
The property 10 improved by . comfortable frame
dwelling Of eight rooms in good condition, 10 beauti-
fniiy located and has on il large quantity q bearing
road, Ia susceptible Of division with profit. and
short walk from the station.
Terms Of sale: One thousand dollars cash, eco Of
which must he paid the day of SALE and the balances
IN equal payments In two three from the day
OF SAFE to be secured by the purchasers notes. bearing
interest 1t per cent from the day VI sale. and deed
VI trust on the property sold to satisfaction Of the
trustees. all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
Conveyancng and recording the the purchaser.
Terms o sale to he complied with within ten day
nom the day OF else trustees the right
Sell again At the risk and OF the purchaser de-
fault. MARION DUCKETf. ! 90
jy16-1t 6l1 st. NV, Washington, d. G.
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Why He Felt So Blue.

From the Chicago Tribune
whats the matter, old MANI" he said az
they met the morning after. ''You look blue"
Il feel blue"
"But last night you were the jollisst mem
Der of the party"
II felt jolly"
You acted like boy just let out Of school. "
II felt like one."
You said your wife had gone away for the
hrst time in three years and there wasn't any
one to say word if you went home and kicked
over the mantel clock"
'Iremember it."
'You said that if you staid out until o'clock
there was no one to look at you reproachfully
and sigh and make you feel mean"
Yes, and l staid out until clock, didn't
You certainly did,
And gave an Indian warwhoop on the door
step?"
Yes. and You sang verse from . comic
opera song and tried to dance a clog
And my wife had missed the train. Now 60
away and leave me. want to kick myself a
little more for not taking the precaution to get
an affidavit from the conductor that she went
with the train"
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. Auct.-

Tk66srEE's SALE UNDER DECREE OF couRT
* 3px Pksi RsIs phoPERI1 N aEoRsE;;
MAkkkr SAGE no. f ipss 2isA his iieSs
sTRfET S AMp ms r273o, s'sa AND 27s4 p
the District OF Columbia in equity cause No lSOUS
ftDsY agS sIT fri Il ssf
M..npx,op .t1se, r. N S6ss,nnins with No lo
" Varns decessed S t. tes ss,se OF SsS
land in the city of Georsetown said Distric con-
snsd within fa1 ~, the nstss and bounds Be
at the end Of lib feet from the of Bridge street
81 se S s,'s 70 u: ne
s.'i % Of s ssri hSsss SSnsS and So1pe
se Bragg 3 fe Ssss and 10 sSs
division line. Of lots 80 and Al in the Orisi:
Division line north 81 ieet more or isss. to popt IN
said line which will be Interested by line drs
of beginning on Market space. and then by that line
reversed TO the beginning. being the property
W. vsrnel recorded in Liber j. &, No -. folio
81. ct seQ OF the land records of the District CO.
Thomas Beall'. addition to said aeorrsioSn. being
part of lot No. - in said addition. TO wit; The most
baca 80 r. 18th then H north 9 psr.is wS
Washington street 2 feet; then west parallel with
sscis the south ne Of said lot % il being IN. same
property described IN deed from Lewis r. Thomas
Z. t. No IS. folio lis ct seq Of the land records Of
the District of Columbia.
addition TO 0eorEetoNn. being lot No. 2ls shown
the plan Of said addition. fronting to feet on Mesi
alley. " -
Terms: one-third cash and the balance at .ir and
bsaring interest from the day sale, viii be taken
and lien retained the property sold all cash.
parcel at time Of sale viii be required OF the
All eonSeyAneins at eost q purchase
Nos 10 and al Wholesale Row,
ylo-dSds Center Market
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THE GROUP OF ISLANDS.

You may consult dozen authorities and not
hnd two that agree in the measurement Of Juan
Fernandez, nor hardly one which tells you the
truth, viz, that here is not merely an island,
but group of them, which are collectively
known as Juan Fernandez" because discov-
state that 1.-THE island" az if there were but
one, is fifty miles long by thirty broad, and
others reduce IL to less than half that size. In
reality, there are two islands Of nearly equal
dimensions and several smaller ones. The
largest-that lying nearest the main land and
the one commonly visited-is no doubt that
which De Foes hero inhabited, and is twelve
miles long by six or seven wide. Though
known to the world at large Is Juan Fer
nandez," it is hereabouts called Masatierra. to
distinguish 1t from the next island in size,
which 10 ninety miles distant and named Masa-
fuero. Both have similar physical features,
being composed Of lofty mountains with rock
bound coasts and small, unsafe harbors. Their
northern ends, facing toward the equator are
well wooded but the southern sides are entirely
barren. The archipelago includes two or three
enormous rocks, the largest Of which, near the
southern extremity of Masatierra, is known as
Goat Island, from the great number Of those
animals that are found upon it.
HISTORY OF THE GOATS.
Even the goats have history. The first at
tempt to locate a colony here was made by the
discoverer. Fernando himself in the year 1885,
He endeavored to obtain patent for his .'hnd'
from the government at Lima: but failing to
receive encouragement in high places he re-
solved to form his own settlement and took
several families to Masatierra, who remained
there some time and with whom he resided.
The few goats which they transported from
Lima soon stocked the island. none having ex-
listed there before. A great many years later.
but nearly a century ago-the goats having
multiplied and replenished the earth as only
goats can, and pirates innumerable were
resorting there to victual their ships
with the hesh-the viceroy Of Chill and tho
president of Peru laid their two wise heads
together to concoct some scheme for
keeping those Objectionable folk away
from their distant possession. They could
hit upon nothing better than to remove the in
ducement and to that end they sent thither a
lot Of bloodhounds, expecting them to extermi-
nate the goats. But the plan did not prove
eminently successful for the dogs could not
pursue the goats among the mountain fast
nesses. where they LEAP. from crag to crag with
astonishing agility; and now there are vast
numbers OF wild dogs as we'll AS goats, and the
former are not pleasant to encounter when one
is rambling about the island alone.
In this already too long letter we have not
time to visit the famous lookout and what re-
mains OF the castle and other points of local in
terest- Therefore, having brought my readers
to Juan Fernandez, l must make Crusoes Of
them for weeks time by deserving them upon
the isand-which, however, is no longer desc
late nor uninhabited. FANNIE b. WARD.
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How She Spent the Quarter.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer
few days ago little girl-s tiny thing only
four years old-went with her mamma to pay
visit up town. When she came out she had a
25-cent piece clasped tight in her fat hand. Az
they walked up the street suddenly the little
one espied most disreputable-looking cat
lying on the lower step of a stoop. 1t looked
sick and forlorn and lay as if dead. The child
rushed up to the creature and stroked its back
with soft little touches until the poor thing
opened its eyes slowly in recognition. Then
the mother called the child away sharply and
reproved her for making friends with such a
wretched street cat The child said nothing.
When they got home the mother said: "Gracie,
where Is the quarter Uncle John gave your
Il spent it. mamma
You spent it! Why. how in the world could
you spend it without my seeing you?"
Il spent it to the cat, mamma; the poor cat.
put it right down on the stoop by the kittie.
l thought she needed it worse than did"
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week. ten days, two weeks or even more time
was allowed for voting, the length Of leave de-
pending upon the distance from Washington
that the clerk would be obliged to travel 1t
Is not improbable that this privilege was
abused and that voting was not the only thing
that was done.
away are visible in all the departments, and It
is an unusual thing for two clerks TO meet In
the corridor without propounding the stereo-
typed question:
when are you going on leavs?"
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From the New York Weekly.
Pretty Girl Cat summer hoteD-''who il that
handsome stranger at the next tablet
favorite Waiter-'I don't know, miss; some
country eswk, s'pose. He don't know nothin'
bout fssh' n BILE life"
Indeed! Why do you think sop
Hes sitting there stsrvin' instead Of fesin' q
waiter an esttin' somsthin' to eat"
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Her Candidate.

From the Lincoln. Neb journal.
A Woodworking woman was asked:
Madam, are you woman suffragist?'
"No, sir" was the answer II haven't time to
be-"
Haven't time? Well. if you had the priv
lege Of voting, whom would you support?'
The same man have supported for the last
ten years"
"And who is that?''
my husband"
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctionesrs.
ELEVEN TwosToRY BRICK DWELLINGS,
-FOUR ROOMS EACH, NOW UNDER
RENT AND PAYING A GOOD
INTEREST. IN SQUARE
''6os,n
AT AUCTION.

SECOND, 1891, commencing at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK. on the premises. We shall sell the following
property situated follows and improved by two
story brick dwellings, having four rooms each:
Nos. 81 ~, %. "A. - and 10 the north side Of
~ and % on the south side Of DinguAn place.
This properly is In square 6sS and is bounded by
and New Jersey avenue and North Capitol streets
northwest Is nov under and paying . good in
ment.
Terms made known at time Of sale. All convey.
ancinS and recording at purchasers' cost. 800 ~
DEPOSIT on each house at the time OF sale settlement
he made within fifteen days from the day Of sale
property will be resod at the risk and cost Of the de
faulting purchaser purchasers.
jyl:}-dts IATIMER SLOAN Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING { SON. Aucsionssr..
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRED
ERICK AND SEVENTH STREETS. 0EOR0E,

BY virtue of deed Of trust dated 7th November
1887, and recorded in Liber No. lyo folio A. Of thu
land records for the District Of Columbia. viii sell
DAY, JULY TWENTY FIRST. lh9l ct SIX OCLOCR
r M. part Of lot numbered two hundred and twenty
nine C2B), in Beatty Hawkins addition to George
town. in the District of Columbia, fronting twenty
CID feet the east aide OF Frederick street
ninetysix (01) feet on the south aide Of th sreet
with the improvements, consisting Of . two-story
frame dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance In equal in
stallInents IN six and twelve months with interest,"
secured by deed OF trust on property. dspoat Of
&luO required At time Of sale. Conveyancing at
Of purchaser. II terms are not compiled with In ten
days the trustee the right 70 resell rsk and
cost of the defaultlng purchaser.
Jy9-dkds, ARTHUR B. CROPLEY. Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING Z son. Aucsionssr~
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NOS. 3o5
AND 307 TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST

st HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the prem,
improved by two tvo-story brick houses with press
brick fronts and back buildings. ay-wlndow front
modern improvements Each u feet front. with pri.
vate alley in rear
Terms: Three thousand doliars truss sssumed nm
each house due IN three years; onehah balance cash
sna femannS one.na IN one wear secured by deed of
cash. at option Of purchaser. Certified copy of 40.
sfsct OF Columbia Title Insurance Company ftypsbsd
Tree. DAVIDSON DAVIDSON.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON, Aucts. q sS a;s:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auc,,on..r,

vALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANAcosTIA
bEASIlfUL COTTAGE HOMES AT ACCIiOI
~ virtue Of deeds of trust Only rpcorSiei IN nbse
l4Oo ionos ~. and 80. respectively, one OF the land
o. the District of Columbia. and the REQ uess
o. tne parties secured By them. will offer for sae
on rhe premises on TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTfETH,
loSi, AZ SIA O'CLOCK y. NJ. the following described
esi estate situate in Anacostia. the District Of
SSiSmua; Lots as and % 20 and Al, IN square No.
o oreson l. Green's subdivision Of Chichester PET
P,st OF said subdNision duly recorded in county
nper o. folio "a. one Of the land District
frame cottages.
chaser, deposit Of e100 viii be required on each
o Propsry q the time Of sale. All conveyanc-
ing and recording at tine cost Of purchaser Terms TO
~ sSnPned with within ten days aftsr sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right resell the property Al
chasers. y, -
DANIEL o,c. oiLLAcHASs Trustees.
els-oSos les New York
NJ IHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, JULY SIXTH, same hour and place
'eSVeSos BY order OF the trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, JULY ELEvENTH, same hour and
piace' Ly'-d6dsI By order Of the trustees
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
sAIuRDhi, July EIGHTEENTH. same hour and
Yl3dSds By order Of the trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RATCLIFFE, DARR . Co. Auctioneer..
~ x0 Pennsylvanis ave. n. ".

N aeo pennsyivanis ave. NV
ADMiNIsIRAToR's SALE OF WORK HORSE.
nALCABLK DRIVING HORSE. WAGONS,
Br9GI, HARNESS, BCILDEks, MATERIAL.
bSILDlNG CONTRACTORS TOOLS, APPI.I-
~, ANShs. &C.. &c. Bf AUCTION.
by virtue OF letters Of administration issued by the
SUPREME Court OF the Di,,ric, o. Columbi. nOdinE
spesial term Tor probate business will sell by public
, 3 Ign A. the HORSE AND cAkRIAeI MAXI on
EkSr nI,FEs pAhk CO., AuCrlONtERs, $50
C,SIkEEI NORTHWEST. on SATURDAY JULY
kShIkkNTH, 1881. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK n :
4 SoNTRAcroRs' No-ToP WAGON; Lon HAR-
STsISEss WAGON troP,, FEED BOX.
I NALCABLE GRAY HORSE
THIS ANIMAL Is VERY SPEEDY, A GOOD
Lo0kEk AND An ELEGANT DRIVER REINa
The DRIVING HORSE OF THE LATE John III.
CASskLL. -
At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON MONDAY. JULY
TTMM6ENLIETA, AT The " AkEHoT 81 kpJ6ISiN6
I lEERaNNrIh AND EIfIEENTH AND AND 6
IA MiScbil,I ELL LOT OF BUILDERS, MA.
IEhlAL, BUILDING ONTRACTOkSIIOOIs, AP.
pLIANCts Sc &c. list of which can be seen At ths
The attention q builders and persons in search o,
horses &c. material or appliances Is nyitsd 60 thess
aiee. FRANK T. BROWNING,
Administrator Of the estate OF John H. Casse, de-
ceased fylS-dts
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ROBINSON CRUS0E.
A Visit to His Home in the Pacific
Ocean.
JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLAND.

How II Looks To,iay-something About Al
exander seIkirk. the Original of DE Foes
Remarkable story-Locsl Traditions Differ
In Regard To the Matter.
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Cool, but Not Cold.
From Munsey's Weekly
Chsriis-"Don'ty You think that Mabel il q
very cool girl?'
Gus-"Not at all. She ID always telling me
cream"
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nUNCANsON BROS. AucrOnssr..
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Bling A TW9;SToRY bRICK DMELLIN9. 40.
TWEEN AND Q AND NINTH AND TENTH

STREETS.
BY virtue Of dssd Of trust, recorded in Npsr No.
1874 At folio 464 ct Of the land records Of
DISTRICT q Colambia and At the request Of the party
secured thereby, will cell at pubic auction front
o. the premises ON rhUR9DAY, JULY TWENTY:
THIRD, A. y. lseI. at HALf-RASr Five O'CLOCK
itu..s and being n the city Of MsshinStoa: q ths
certain lots in square three hundred and siXfy Ave
one Of the tscords Of the surveyors ocs tof said
ments risSfs pr,vi'exee ard -
same belonging OF IN any wtsa appsetaninx.
Terms Of sale Ons-thi q svsn. balance in stx and
twelve months from date Q. notss beer intsres
p ~ per cent psf anhvm. SSshe ssniannusl.y, and
~ cash e tie option Z q, rssch.ssr deposi q
complied with n IS days from day Of sAis othsrSis:
trustees reserve the right to resell the property ct a.
sdyertissmeut Of such rs.as N nsuqDspef pub
lishsd IN Msshin'ton. DC. convWspclSs. ke., .
-. $$assassa + / sH s:sGEEls. Isr....-.
jyA II. .1eSxe6
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(,oMMIssIoNERs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA
By virtue of decree Of the circuit court of Alexan-
dris county. Va entered in the chancery of s.
. burdett. b. Frederick Weiker ct ais, the under
sighed special will sell at public auction
at IMELkE O'CLOCK NOON. on MONDAY July
IWEN1lETH, lSSl in front of the court house at
Fairfax Court House. Va. the following property to
wit. all that tract of land in Fairfax county va con-
run bounded 10y the Back Lick road and the lands vi
r. beattie. Ennis Jackson and William Ford. and
scroed by metes and bounds in the deed from krnna
Is. Carter and landon Carter TO Frederick Melker
date October "a lse9, and recorded Liber l. No g.
Va 'o"A'''
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money In
cash and the residue in three equal instaments at
SIX, twelve and eighteen months from day of safe.
the purchasers TO give their notes the deferred
mens, which are to bear interest from the day
81 SIX per cent All conyeyan the Of pur-
chaser and title to lie retained until the whole Of
purchase money Is paid.
NJ '3HINs9N. Commissioner
A. W W. ks@srs aNG Of sale.
For full particulars
W. " DOUGLAS
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and n Sta wi a
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR { CO.. Auctionser..

u ATCLlFfE, DARK 4 CO.. Aucuonsers-
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A THREE-syoRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. lola PENN
SYLyANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust. duly recorded in Lber
No. 1854 folio W ct seq. of the land records for
the District Of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby. will sell at public auction
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY, TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, A ID. 1891. ct SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece parcel lot
ground situate lying and being in the city Of Wash
ground plat or plan Of said city as lot numbered
twenty i've (25) In browning Cross recorded sub
divis Of original lot numbered a square
numbered nine hundred and seventyfwo (y12j. to-
gether with the improvements. &c.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in one and two
years. per cent Per annuin. payable substantially.
secured by deed Of trust upon the premises sold
all cash. q the option Of the purchaser deposit Of
e2OO required At the time Of sale the terms Of sale
not piled with In fifteen days the day
sale right reserved TO resell the property At the
and of the defautinx purchaser after nv days
advertisement Of such resale in newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID. c. All conveysncinx and
recording ~ the cost VI the purchaser.
SAMUEL CROSS. Trustee.
RADCLIFFE. DARK co.,
ty14-dkdD Auctloneerp.
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GOOD THREE-sTORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH
BACK BUILDING, NUMBER ITO MASSACHU-
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST. TO BE RE-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWENTIETH,
1891. at SIX O'CLOCK. will offer for sale in front
OF the premises the above 3story frame house. to be
removed in 10 days from day OF sale.
TERMS CASH kATCLIFFE. DARR L CO..
iYll-dkdA AuctIoneerS.
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~ 9Th and ste. n. -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE AND THREE LOTS ON HARRISON

BIZ virtue Of two DEEDS Of trust, duly recorded in
Liber No. 1e7, folio La. and Liber No. l3AS folio
81 ct seq, Of the land records OF the District Of Co.
lumba. and At the written request Of the party re-
cured theEsby, we will sell q AGC IlON, IN FRONT
SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. AID. 1891. AT SIX
O'CLOCK Pm. eli these pieces Or parce:s q land
ington, District of Columbia and known upon the
ground plat or plan OF said Uniontown and being
Ave hundred and ninety nine $50 and six hundred
600, together with ali and singular appurtenances.
rights, privileges. improvements anu other heredita-
nents to the same belonging In anywise sppertxn
ing.
Terms One-t cash. balance In SIX. twelve aud
eighteen months notes to be given BEARING per cent
per interest payable sei-annually. and to be
secured by deed OF tiust premises sod all
cash. az option Of purchaser. deposit of &sJ0
Quired at time Of sale. Conveyancing, &c, at pur-
chssers cost Terms to Be complied with In nftssn
days. otherwise the trustees the right resell
the property at the risk and OF the defaultng
chaser ter i've days advertisements Of such
some newspaper RH4iished ~ Washington. ID. c.
,y15-dkds CHRisTiAN q. IEuEkEP ( Trustees.
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W. W. DOUGLAS,
jy8-wks.4t Atlantic building. Washington, u. C.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Gil ASS FACTORY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Gil ASS FACTORY.
The undersigned, under a deed Of trust will sell At
public auction at the court house in Annapolis, Nd
on TUESDAY TWENTY -EIGH IHJULl, INSTANT
u TWELVE O'CLOCK. all the property of the An
napolis Glass Factory. including large of ground
In lee. extending TO salt water with landing wharf
feet long, nine feet wide. sixteen inches deep. and
producer At each end: iour sets annealinE ovens
steam engine. &c. large packing and store rooms
trainway, Blowing machine. lime kin. &c unlimited
convenences for shipment by rail or water ten daily
trains best glass sand and shells for lime
easy reach abundantly.
Terms One-third cash, balance In one and two YEAR,
Fuller particulars. address
JAMES REvELL,l ,-.,-.
JNO WELAND. ! trustees.
NJ
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JULY 3. lspI.-
Iol O'CLOCK AN. TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY
fiksT, 1871, within the Treasury premises. mis-
cellaneous collection of unserviceable property be-
Longing TO this aerartIsent, consisting Of furniture
carpets. stoves. &c. Terms of sale: 10 the highest
bidder for cash. Articles sold 10 be removed without
deliy at the risk and expense of the purchaser.
jy1l&ls CHAS. FOSTER Secretary
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LADIES GOODS.

EkENCH ACCORDION PLAiIIS8 REDUCED
tor rest Of sesson-LadIes skirts. DC Per I'd .chi-
dren's skirts 3oc I'D. knife plaitins &c per I'd
and up; pinkiix. ~ Yer I'D q. w. LUCAS. g0s Sxh
n w.. apll- m
WANTED-LADIEs TO Know WILL MAXI
w dresses Jackets and tailor made reduced
prices through the summer months; perfect Al
style b. 1. BUTLER. lll7 q ,e2U,3n
ERENCH DYE1SG. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN.
u ing Establishment. lal5 New Nork flrss-
class ladies' and sents, work OF every description
OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LEkCH, formerly With
a flsher and hAlsOn hriese. Paris mys
MRS. GEo WAGNER. 1s26 18th ST NV.
A bes TO announce that abe has opened her new and
complete sst.blishnent Of human Hair Goods and
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