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RATcLIFFE, DAER GO. Agstlonesrs.
wv fennSyIvan ave. nv
OPENING SALE FALL SEASON.
Superb Collection o.
ART FURNITURE AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD IN OUR
GALLERIES.
SEQ PENNSYLVANIA AVE- NV,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1891.
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK AM
ALSO
Beautiful Collection o. Decorative Palms, &c.
CARPETS Of every size. make anu texture
The whole making one Of the most beautiful and in
terestiny displays of household necessities and
decorations ever exposed TO public sale.
anu Will mark cae oreninl Of our Fall
and Winter Season Of 1919.
The collection. which comprises furniture, Sc. Of
every character and condition. embraces in part:
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM.
Upright and Grand Square Pianofor.es (bes makes).
Parlur and Drawing Room Furniture in suites and
detached pieces upholstered in silk plush. tapestry,
rug and raw silk. Brass and silk lush Pedestals.
BrcnZes. OF Paintings. Fine Steel EnGrsNns Eascs.
Screen imported Japanese) LNquis.t to Turkish Inn
broiderieS. French Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors.
LIBRARY.
Walnut Book Cases. Tables, Desks, Students and
Easy Reclining Chairs. CoUcAes.
DINING ROOM.
Massive and Ele-antly Carved Walnut and Oak Buff
fets, Walnut and Oak Pillar and other Extension
Tables. desirable assurtmentof Dining Chairs. Pine
China and Glass Wage,
HALLS.
Beautifully and ExGusitey Designed aud Carved
Hall Piece with Bevelei Edge Mirror Back, Hall
Chairs and Tables, Hall Pieces in Walnut and Oak.
CHAMBERS.
Walnut, Oak and Cherry Furniture. Wardrobes.
ChInoniers in Wa NUT OAK and Cherry. with and with
out mirrors. Fo,ding BEDS IN unique patterns. with
and without mirrors Mattresses TO- snucA and hai:),
Feather Pillows and Boosters. Sheets. Spreads Com
forts. Blankets. Rattan and other Rockers. Tviiet
ware in sets.
SERVANTS ROOMS.
Cottage. Stained and Poplar Chamber Furniture.
CARPETS.
Moquet Administer. Body and Tapestry Brussels.
Ingram and other Carpets. Russ and squares.
These goods. the property OF "a gentleman leaving
the city ana removed to rooms for display and
sale, ccay ine and we'll Kept and should com
nand the attention OF per-uLs in searth Of desirable
household goods. On exhibition a: delightful
galleries MONDAY AFTER NINE An.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
sel1-3t Auctioneers
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for 20 much toll and trouble? A small, slightly
built bird. the size o. the Golden Wing, but with
the under parts as well as the crown Of rich
yellow. the back OF darker hue shading to
slaty blue on the tail and wings. which last have
each two white or yellowish bars. while TO set
OF, ss il were. the whole narrow black line
runs from the base o: the bill through the eye
TO point Immediately behind it
i had been wandering for hours through the
swamps bordering the Eastern branch, struggl-
ing through mud and slime reaching to my knees
was hot thirsty. scratched and bleeding in a
dozen places from thorns and briars innumera-
bic, following a little song entirely new to me-
but which from its character 1 suspected be-
longed to this species, and finally when about
to give up from sheer exhaustion a streak of
gold dashed in front of me and paused a mo-
ment ON q twig TO plume Instantly my gun
was at my shoulder. when. as luck would have
1t, the cartridge missed fire and my bird was
gone II is In such places one must search for
The kus-wingsd yellow warbler-not inviting,
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at Skies and Sevens."

From Texas Siltings.
How are you coming on. Uncle Mose?''
'poorly. poorly. thank Cod
What's the matter?'
Il has seben gals to support, bose. Hit costs
a power Of money to I'LL up seben moufs free
times q day"
Yes, but heard one Of your daughters was
going to get married, SO that will only leave six
to support"
Oats whar you am foolin yerself. boss.
Dat ar gal am gwine ter marry one of desc
culled politicians. SO instead OF habbin' only
six to support. when she marries I'll have
eight moufs to feed. for mighty few OBJ desc
polit.cianers. white or black. is wuff de powder
hit .oald take to shoot EN-. No, boss, it will
be eight instead Oh six ter feed when dat gal
marries, not countin' de natural consequences"
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for the use Of the congregation about Deem
Der l. The new building will be built of
brick.
1t will have a frontage of sixty feet and a
tower with belfry. the high roof being COW
cred with Spanish tile. The building will ac-
commodate about $50 people, will be one story
In height, forty feet from floor to ceiling Of the
trussed roof, which will be open construction
OF oiled hard wood. When the future church
edlfice Is built this building will be used for
Sunday school purposes. The plan has been
made with this end in view.
The cost will be between SIS. 600 and $50 900.
Mr.. F. Ii. Duehay is the builder. Among
those interested in this enterprise are Joseph
X. McCammon. Henry +. Pellew, Archibald
Hopkins George c. Henning. s. Herbert
tiescy Melville Church. A. D. Addison, u. L.
Iimmack and Thos Z. Borden
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| ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auc;:oIeers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF STANDARD GROCERIES.
COMPRISING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
MESShS. 4. DEPJI \ son .Sls An DS4O FOI X
AND-A,HALF sIlE-.r SuuTHMEsr. WHO
HfIEAfTEt DENuTE THEIR ENIIiE Al
TEArION TO THE FLOUR AND fEED BUSI-
NESS AT The ODD STAND. .,.,.,,
1881, at TEN O'CLOCK 4 N. at stores Nos. SiS aud
500 fotl--an,l-saf street southwest between # and
LIMIT, the entire socA of iIndnrl grDceries con
tanned te.ein, coiHrr.sn g MANY original packages.
e. boxes O.ene Scar,
- boxes NepAs' Candles,
;a j pn1n nIsof it Si ss and ,cound caps,
~ boXeS ItuIn.Oris least Powder.
10 boxes Brooks Cry sal Soap.
3b X HG5Pine. IL boxes fe4rine,
10 boxes Olive soap. q cases Owe Oil,
.l3 G.rre.s Lutz x Bro. = catsup, pin,s
q kegs mixed Pickles., 10 gallons each;
Is buckets assorted Preserves. 30 pounds each;
y barre.s Assorted Pickles Chow elbows. &c.
40 boxes Assorted SPICES, Irvine.
10 CoZen buckets. lot luLs.
II dozen Brooms, lot " ashboards,
D cases Blended Java Coffee,
6cas. Lamp Chlmneys,
boxes CASTLE soap. -apO,io.
. boxes Sand Soap, 1 plx0ns Baking Powder.
800 C.gars. 3 iOxes tobacco,
Lot SnloAng Tobacco Backing.
Clothes Lines, Scrub and Backing Brush9
barrels Coffee. 4 chests lea.
9cases Peas, Aiaccaroni,
bdrres Sliup. barrels Moiasses,
Lot Toilet Soaps. Matches,
Ca.es Of Corn. Bath Briek, Blue.
Cases stove Polsh. Mustard,
C-scs Royal Glue. Extracts,
Spice Cans. Coal SIeNes,
six oi! Hanks. &c, &c,
in this city tor some tine anu, comprisng it does
all gUOu ana fresh goods. IL should command spec:a
attention iron. the trade and public s.nera.ly.
Terms CASH LAIiMEh d SLOAN,
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL.
But They Can Be Found in Some
Parts Of the District.
THE MIGRATION OF BIRDS.
The Golden-WinGed and Blue-Winged Yellow
warblers-Hhers and When They Can Be
Found-Hou Collectors Secure Specimens
Habits of the BIrda.
Written for The Evening Star.

FINHERE Is WIDELY SPREAD AND
Il firmly founded opinion that the study Of
natural sciences is confined to a certain few
who are especially adapted to this sOr. of work,
and that to one wholly without the mystic
realm of scientific research, no matter how
much he may wish to learn something of the
beauties that surround him. the way is beset
with innumeTable long names. technical details
and thousand and one things wearisome and
distastefuL
This is a great mistake. The study Of nature
may. like many other pursuits. be made pleas
ure or a task and | wish to place before the
readers OF The STAR one particular branch of
natural history that holds many and untold de-
lights for all. "a subject in which one may delve
TO his hearts content without experiencing
any Of the disagreeable things referred 10. and
in which he will find far more delight and
actual enjoyment than is offered by any other
department o: science known to the writer.
OUR NATIVE BIRDS.
1t may not be generally known, but the Dis
trict of Columbia is one of the best localities
the eastern part Of the United States for study
ing our native birds. Not ONLY is it the breed
ms ground of many species whose range ex-
l. nds but little 20 the north Of Us. but lying as
II does III the pathway of the annual miSratIOns
each spring and fall furnishes us "a cOuse-
9Ience with a lair idea of the birds inhabiting
tie states bordering the Atlantic ocean.
TEE FALL MIGRATION
has now fairly commenced. Nearly every night
one may hear countless numbers of birds call
ing to each other as they pass overhead on their
southwark journey. while during the day when
the birds are resting and feeding, a trip into
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A NEW PARISH HALL
To BE Erected by the Episcopal Parish Near
Dupont Circle.

YNHE NEW EPISCOPAL PARISH, RE
l. Gently organized in the neighborhood of
Dupont Circle, with Rev. J. A. Aspinwall as
rector. owns a large lot at the corner of 18th
and Madison street. At present what will be
called a parish hall' will be built on a portion
of the lot. the corner being reserved for a very
costly structure, which will be built in the
future. The plans for the present building
have been prepared by Mr.. L. F. Schneider,
and the accompanying cut gives good idea of
the handsome exterior of the new structure.
Ii is expected that the building will be ready
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

A. "a. NDhtpI-A AAD ulap NM aAhG
d steamer LAbA Of lhE LAkt. Pare ~. Hound
isIl so. Steamer leaNcs 18th an ferutlts "A.
erode ,'ars, II EsDAh. IHUisDAN. sAlt kDAl aud
iuru sind Throughout. Through uCkels hbsf n m
CuiIg Hnd r,zliils. ~. - and NrA A,,rA
so Iv."Ihune c.ll. liAi. 4. -. ufnc.s-1lJ AID
lr@i. ana l.. 4 %. Oly and l.lpi ltnna. ave.
. 80 All KID Naspls. q T.. A
..TIAMtK 4. y AEKOWSMrIH, FisoA 5TIf
- -. Nl.ari.-tn Mon,fay aud "Wednesday at ! = N
ivr Iol,ii4s Beach. Iotuu's. NulnIII Grsk. SMITHS
tsttA. tuaI and loIIiUo lei rtu., lana Al
inft Immediate landings Airgc Il ashIu. t M-.iue--
DAD ANA riGAy ll"rIrags.
oi - ara.s, q .sO D. m. for colonial Beach Co..
fuu~. tus AID 10, oi.iiCO. l, land Al Co..
d. a. - r.nl.
yyt,.1ni {. W RIDLEY. Gent MANAGER.
f.OR NORFOLK. fUHIkEss MONROE NIE-
gina Beach. hlchmond ald all FONTS south iAas
the lev MaulIuotll inn lalarc Steamers MAShINO-
ION and NDliEtlk dastI iruIl luut 81 sth at A..
= llgActs oil a-se 81 A. ana o. oious Uiy ana l.A1l
lennsS - AHA axe .asld "a STEAMERS bel2 jan
4. AhIi-AND AND NIRGIAIA srEAMEOAr
>l a.u.Iauy Steamer Sue. Capt ". q. Isssglsgan
..-vt~ SUNDAY u Baltimore and riN-c
laua.uls StezIuer g. Olln A.. lytert. capt .Uhn A
hetcilaiL. caves every Monday ami thursday ats
4 Ia. l.. rN,r landings. lnarsaal's try NAL be
tended 70 Baltimore. All freight must L. u-,-iald.
JoT Iss-age freight apply ~ SlfrhE sun I.
bls''.. ia - NAAII. oOI. IA. ave- A-tl
ml-,S-ihu
- IkAaER ''NAkEFlEID
., LEANS sth-si. wharf ~ MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and SAIL l.pAhS at A M Returning IILsIAl.
tEiDA and n NDAl evenings.
tor ,lIIIin GfseA, Va. and II. Clements Bal. AA
tOgyiiu- al inttEll.cllate landings.
- 4 Asseii- "a recommendations nrst class"
L. ". RIDLEY,
US t'.-usrAl Manages
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DATcLIFFE. DARR 4 Co. Auc,loncsrs.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON STREET BEINEEN SkOoND AND
THIRD SIl,EETS NUEThM Est III AGJTiuN.
BY virtue OF deere OF tile SGpTe Court u: the
District o. Columbia. passed On te atE day Of sep
ienaher. A ID. lssl. ia equity cause. No. !.A,6.
wherein LYDIA b. O'Nelll y cl4pial Mt and JOSEF "a
II. NJ. Cross ct al. d-endants. the uifeIslai. a
trustee MA otter tor sac a uu auIIon. IA irOut %
the PREMISES. ON 1UENDAl Al lEENvoA, SEf-
TIMBER TwENl-sEooND. A. ID. lss'l. Al flN
O'CLOCK. all that plere or parcel II ground IL Masi'-
in-ton city. District 90 toiunltla snvNn md 4 -
tl-JiiSod Is part oi lot numbered ei-t o. ia square
numbered Ave hunred ana n:ty-eis ht t.s). - -iil-
ming Ut point On t!o nOrti line % sd square tNc-
seven CD feet west o its nor;Eeast corner and
nlns thence suutE seventy 90 ier ten no lnctr,
thence IA sou.i:Nest "ar'Ay direction lsrtlli l. tie
north line OF lot numbered e O. tiIfeen l,.s ie-t
three CD inches, theme norm seventy One q ID frt
and ten OJ inches thrnCe along the North lnc said
lot east thrten tl:i :eet TO tA- place OF ue.nnl-
coEtsinlus about Loo square feet of ground ma
proved by frame building Anown rs No. UO sire 81
northwest.
Terms II sale onehird cash, the balance in t,
ana Twelve (2) months. the deferred Payments tvar-
ing Interest at the rate OF es cent PER auuU RON
the day " sae. and 10 Toe secured Dy dsl trnSt
the premises sold. all cash. At tU uiI-
ton. IL post Of goo 10 he Iad Nhcn u g pr Isr
u struck OF. Terms o; sale To he Cu!uIlsl with
fifteen day from tie dag al sale OtherNi- the trustee
reserves the night to resell the prop Ty he rk
cost OF tie dc:Au.:In- purchase. All c,lSeya Ni-,
Recording, 6c.. al tie iurt laser cost
.. 4. THOMAS. Trustee,
selC dSts ib2 ID ST. n. W.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARE & CO.. Auc,,oneers.

y ATCLItFE. DARf & CO.. Auct,oneers.
DEsIRABLE AND VALUABLE Two-sToRY AND
IMPROVEMENTS, yoNTA5NlSd Ten ROOMS.
k Kth SDSi!2HA S aEhhrE hsHfS
DRY CELLAR 4, &c. ircr,ov
20 On FRIDAY IN, ANtiHRI3oS, SEPTEMBER EIGH,
'' " SUB E9fs 4 AID 40.
Fronting 226 feet on Ninth street southwest and run
back three paved alleys. making II OF
Should the attention Of parties IN search OF
hns rsse1se oT an nv inytsshfnt TITLE COMPANY
AbsrRkcT FtiiNIsmED FREE = - VIM nv
500 due february Il. 1888. one for otS dne
April 3. 1883. Tor s2.0Oo due April 3. ls9i. All
the Balance over and above the iree trusts to e pad
in cash deposit OF 500 required at the time sale
days the day Of sale right reserved TO resell the
ar i've sSl 81 81 sna
some newspaper published III Washington,ID. c. All
and eH DAs & eo
se10-dkds Auctionsers.
,HANCEKI . SALE OF IMfNoyEp Zeal ESTATE
fGRSPIkkt hoap FRoM &hSaISdfSN 10
Pk6RT SouSbaE mp srk ksPTr OF MILE
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust from William J.
ber ss IN and r. Sa folio
Of tine Land Records Of the District Of Cenbia ti.e
Sa a and
OF the supreme Court OF said District dated the
I'D day OF May. 1891. passed Equity, cause No.
l3lo5 will on-r for sale at lublic auction on the
OF SEPfEaBEh. 1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
ali that parcel OF land in said county Of ashinTton
OF the Greenvae' tract containing q acres, roods
and rs perchss OF land. and being the which
conveyed to said William J. H.cAey BY certain deed
Iccorued in Liber No. 800 folio 80 ct SEQ. Of the
Land E+cor3s of said county. This property u sit
usted the Hickey road and il improved by large
brick dwelling house.
Terms oi sale: One-third Of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash. bsance in equal amounts at sx and
twelve months from day OF sale: :or the deferred
payments the purchasers notes to be g1ven bearing
interest at yer cent the day of sale and secured
by deed Of trust the prenises, all cash. At the
option Of the purchaser; e3O ~ be paid a. dspoat
GCHARD 7. MoRsELL. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Asesiosssss:
Au3l-d&dD
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- IlOllI I.UJlL To LONDON.
- NOt.DBEUTSCHlh LLOYD s. s. CO
ftst kAfT.-s SteasIief~.
To Southampton u.ond,Il. havrvI bremen
TraNc. lus>.. sii. II, k,l,e. Ned. SIT. Id,
A. IA Sac. sat. seat. ~. sIrrl. Iurs
SEPT -. . ala. lu.aa. Ned. S-lt. -. 10 ln. |;
AI-r. SIT. Sea III noou.
tOniurtanie state sxc-llsui table. luxurious
ta4,, continents. luces. lst cAu4I, r.5 aud up
ward Dertn. according ~ location ID c-bln go
brttL s'-rraze 81 ios iates AlIiS ~ h a. DKOuf.
s-.D Penn. ave. Au.a
A LIAM IlNE. ROYAL MAIL sTLAMsuIIa
"A AssOw TO PM ElPhIA
Wa DlhRh and GALWAY. Most dIfs-t route
Inn S,Oti.l.d and NurIn Ind MIdiIe of Ar, AID
APPROXIMATIONS lNsl IASsLD.
2ltei --Icdiate so. st.srase Ella
- ALLANsTATE LINE.
NEN YORK AND GLASGOW VIA lundonderry,
Livery iurtLigiIt.
i SEPT State 81 New - q.
ls;O, totsr...-.. Statcof Nebraska. ..lOa IN
l,.h hct--.... State "a tatIlorIlIa .-.... pm
Sab4A IGssase. s.Al upward EArursoIl, xsl1 AL
- upward. Ntesr.ee. Slg.
lALllhokE AND LIN 4 klFBtiL sEENICE
Wa Halifax and ~. Johns. y O.
Steamers sal iruiIl baltimore lUrtI.igAtly.
AIT.y 10 q. ". MOSS. Fsl Ia. ave. Of
my-ss TIA. Mrs. ID. A. BioSNAN. WASHINGTON.
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From the Lima Times.
Oficer-'I found this man, your honor, dane
ing around like q Sioux Indian and acting like
an escaped lunatic.''
Judge-"what have you to say for yourself?'
Stsley (the prisoner -"Well, you see, judge,
We got little boy at our house Last"
Judge-"First?''
Staley--"Yes, your honor"
Judge-"Prisoner discharged"
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Bank Failure AT Milford. Mich.

The Milford State B..nk Of Milford. Mich,
has failed. The statement is authorized
that the bank will SO into the hands of a re-
ceiyer, who will be appointed in a few days.
The capital stock of the bank il $4,000.
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ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE No. a,7
SIS1lNu OF THO VERY HANDSOME FARLOE
SUITES. HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED
SEPAkAFE PILCES, ADOPTION AND CON
NEksAlloN CEAInS. HANDSOME WALNUT
BOOK CASE, HANDSOME WALNUT MARBLE
TOP CEN TER TABLES. WALNUT HAT RACK.
TEN HAND OML WALNUT AND ASH isED
RON SUITS, ONE HAEDsUME OAK MIR
kOi. FRONT FOLDING BED. ONE WALNUT
FOLDING BED. DOUBLE AND SIN gle v Al
MI AND OAK tAkDhObES. SINGLE AAD
DOUBLE WALNUT BEDsTEADS. ONE HAND
some ANTIQUE MAHO1AN, TABLE. OAK
AID WALNUT ENIENSlON TABLES, OFFICE
DISKS. OFFICE AND Library IAB.- Is. A
NUMBER OF HAIR MAI lkESsES, FEATHER
BOlS1EES AND PILLOWS. WALNUT M. /.
WASH STANDS AND BUREAUS. ". ".
SPRINGS. &. ). AND HtChEk ROCKERS.
HANBNDAE OAK LEAIHEE-CDNERfD AND
NI-WUUD piNiNr ROOM CHAIRS, A
LARGE COLLECTION OF HANDSOME PIC
TuEES AND MANlEL ORNAMENTS. TwO
SITS OF DECORATED AND 4 NUMBER OF
SITS OF PLAN TOILET WAKE. NEARLY
NLW BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
AN ASSORTMENT OF. SIlRNA. TURKISH
AND oTHkREtuS, STONES. ChOChERI AND
GLASS MARI. COOkING UTENSILS,
KITCHEN TABLES AND CHAIRS. AWNINGS.
&c.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. ISL
81. Sixteenth ST. between and SITS. IA. NJ opposite
Terms cash.
Ali goods 20 lie removed on day OF sale.
THOMAS DOMLlNG K son.
saS-lts
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Desperadoes Captured b

Desperadoes Captured by U. S. Marshals.
VIM. Cooley and Ross Riley were shot and
badly wounded OIL Thursday by United States
marshals, who were pursuing them in In
dian Territory. After being shot they sur
rendered. They are desperadoes who have
committed number of crimes
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE or UNIMpROVED REAL
ESTATE On y. NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
SOUTHEAST BY AUCTION.
by virtue OF decree OF TIE supreme Court of the
District o; Columbia, PASSED July 20 1891. equity
i-fnS. doc. "A, Browning vs.. DE Aeale ct a.
Il sell at public au ton in front Of the reraises.
TIL RSDAl, THE ImENlH-fpGEGH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1891. az FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. one
undivided hat Interest in lots 1. >. =. T. u, y, .,
10. II aHd',o n square ~. in the city of Washing.
ton, District Of Columbia. and being the undivided
half interest said lois. described and embraced in
a deed vi trust from Thomas j. Miller and wife to
William ID. Cas,n dat ri July q. 1S7l, and recorded
IN lOer ~. folio 90 81 sec. one OF tire LAND records
tie District Of ounu!a the urGersls ned Icing the
substitute trustee unGer said deed o: trust.
Terms Of safe Dnt-tlllrd of the purchase money 20
be paid III cash and The residue N two equal Install
lgents At snC twelve months, respectively, with
interest iroIn the day of sale he secured by APP
proved notes and reserved lien on tie property sold
depost oI $50 VIII De required "A. time OF Ali
couveyancn: AT cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale 10
be compiled with in fifteen days from day of sale
property wi,be resold at rss and cost OF defaulng
purchaser. JtDSON L. GULL, Trustee.
eil-siSlS EcnIall building.
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COUNTRY NOT ADAPTED TO THE DAIRY BUsI-
NEss-sHEEP MIGHT BE PIoFITABLY RAISED
LAND RICH IN FRUIT-PEsTs THAT BOTHER
FRUIT GRowERs-FIGs AND THEIR POSSIBILITIES.
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I admit, vet it is a relief from the dull mo-
notony Of Office life to splash ones way through
the mire for day.
GOOD HUNTING GROUND.
There is or was, no better place for birds for
miles around than the region now occupied by
the Geological Park, and the cream OF all was
the very hill upon which the stone animal
house now stands. Ii was here that the writer
secured his first Cape May Warbler. that pretty
little songs.er SO eagerly sought for by all
ornithologists. Here it was that the Bay
breasted Warbler came in focks of hundreds
while on the continuation of this ridge was
taken the first C@rulean Warbler ever captured
In the District and on the hillside bordering
the creek few of the rare Morning Warblers
have been taken.
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4 10 9TH -. n.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEN, Trustee.
AS LOUISIANA Az,
NIhIl,E-

NOTICE
By authority of thc above mentioned decree al
creditors OF the firm of Burnett ". Robinson and
Iazwcl ". Robinson AMI of Burnett ~. iot.navn.
deceased. are hereby Notified To lie their sai claims.
with the vouchers Thereof. the cerA oiie of the
supreme Court U: the b strct OF tulul.n.a WItihs.
thirty ljU) day from the date Of She a.v,. sac.
Nm. 4. MckESNEa, trustee.
4lO.Jth 81 n W.
ARTHUR A. BILALN. trustee.
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LADIES GOODS.

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a.l iuIlliugry. Ism
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ACcOKDIoN PLATING. .br. PR YARD,
n Ann" fa4t.ng. =. per yard and w buttons
10 order to ultn drUs-. To-. ,sT d0z.i. uug1u-,
ilnhIns. &c Ter yard a. W LUCAS. aOs :,tn II. IA.
s1lU-lm'
l AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
BLACK laC.s done up IA flrsf--laSs Irrnrh 90,
" lIte aud SATIN Brss Law Curtains si-- ats, 1t
reasonable prices. cal at MADAME ALMDN 4 s
Old stand, slJ llth II. ". $50 In.
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D ArcLIFFE, pARR CO., Aucuoneer..

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucuoreers.
SPECIAL. AND PRREAfPToRY SALE OF ANOTHER
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF i. =, 8, 4. ; AND
o LIGHT CHANDELIERS. HALL LIGHTS
BRACKETS, &c.
Ar AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING.. SEPTEMBER SIX
TENTH. 1t TEN O'CLOCK. Will sell within our
sales roonis g2U Penn-yiyaniA ave. W., large con-
synmenf o. New Chan dei.ers. Hall Lights, Brackets
&C.
These goods are all new and IN perfect order and
should command the attention of builders and
Terms ash.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
eelOd Auctioneers.