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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May ~ $50,
Leave Washington from station corner % New Jersey
For Chicaso and Northwest Nos,ihuled Limited Ex-
press trains IL 20 a m, X - y. M. daily.
bnied Id'nitet 4 20 erpreSs n q n "a dstiS
For li;tslurs and Cleveland. express daily IL 3OA
For Lexinston and stanton, 80 4oam
For Winchester and wsv stations. *. 30 nm.
For Luray, Natural B-tir- Roanoke. Knoxvf-ia.
daily psror 20 Roanoke morning train sleep-
inc car through 90 NefnTlh= Light train.
q, 90 ss n,n,,e Sees DE- a. 8, 70 y - r.
utes a rl2oO L. 10. a, - n, 40. II - 2 -,
n ,S 81. 100 NOS; NO. 5.35. % -, e %
Mo Cs 00. As minntssl. ~ o5. X 30 ~ 10 1901
- riinutssl a., m. T.. %. 90. =. 10. n 40 49,
81, 400 s5.o5. nj. 20. $50. 90. 800 $50
For Annapolis. : y and = goa m. IL. 10 Anda -
D. N. Sundays. 80 A. IN. 81 p.
For Frederick. s.4s. fll.3o. Il m. 81 Il. fs3l.
For fsTer~town, 40 % q M and - 3opm
For Bovd and way points. s. 80 q m.
VIZ a. Il Is, Zoo az - - a. III IA
nm. Exres. trains stolping AZ prlncipai stl,ioas
ROYAL Blue LINE FoP WV YORK AID PHIL
ADEIPHIA.
daily. 500 n0 90. Dinins Ca,i a N, II. o1 u5aa
,a =. ~, linins Sar). % pm. Sleeping Oar
For Philsdeiphia. Wilmington and Chester. so,
Buffet Psrlor Cars on all aav trains
ing Car running tHrouFh 70 Boston Without casns.
va bridge. landns passenssrs In B. and
For Atlantic City. 10 90 aud L. o. noon. sunaAyu
fEIceIa Sunday. DAILY. nsunday only.
BaegAee called for and cheksd from hotels andr--
dsnees by Union Transfer Co orders left at ticket
ofoer s nbs sng 1851 Pa ave. s eas !, deeo;
Gen. Ma sia. rmy2s, Gen. Pass. ksi,.
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y edmond AND pANvIIIF RAILROAD co.
III b. w. HUIDEkOPFR AND REUBEN FOSTER


Schedule IN effect July "a iSqs
All trains arrive and leave P.nusy yanfa pa.-.,
ger station. WASHINGTON, u. G.
$50 q. m Daily local for ynr hhurr Anf wxr-an.
ton Connects at Mauas Tor ron, Royal and Sr-a--
burg daily, eNceTt SUNDAY.
II. l0a m.-Daily connects af Tvocbh,rV ,or al.
stations Norfolk and Western RAILROAD ana fo- al
princlpal noinfs south all Divisions Rchnlunt
and Danvfile System. Pullman Sleeper New York .nI
washington TO Atlanta. cornes-ftug theme with
sleepert New Orleans via Montgomery aud Cor Nam
phis Wis Birmingham. uniting At Danvtle with Sa.p.-
VILE -
As p m. Daily for wArren,on snd Orans. ana
THROUGH train for From; Royal aud strashurF daily
exrels sunday.
lLoor m-Daily WASHINGTON AND snr-ru
WESTERN NEs1tBTIED LIMITED. composed IN.
crelN - Pullman Sleeper Dining. P.rlur nbz.rvafinn
ana smoking Cars. and Atlsnfa (tie II hsrSl
with fuilmsn Sleeper through New York aut WG-a-
inrton % New Orleans via Montgomery snd Washing
ton 70 Memphis via BIRMINGHAM.
20 =. m.-pstly for all principal roancs south "a
hchnlnnd snd DanNille system Pullman ~a-fsr
New York and Washington TO hot SPRINGS via Ash.-
Vile. ene Washington 20 Atlanfe
ThAINSON WASH Nj TON ANDOHIO DIVISION
leave Washington At 9 10 a p m daily / ~
Wssh ington = 20 A. 9. rs g. daily ant 81 "a
and 8 30 pr. daily. except sunday. Train '.aviux
" WASHINGTON u p .. and striving y - 4 m e1r-nt
SUNDAY. runs . and from H.rnd n only.
trough trains from the south arrive wsShinr-na
soos NJ, 10 p aud "a ri T.. m .ManassGs Divis-
hon looo a; IN. and 3 ~ y e,nep; SUNDAY.
Tickets. Sleaning Car tis ard uforustf-a
furnished 81 oilire. 1900 P~unsvlvania ave. snd Al
Passenger Station. Pennsylvania Railroad washing
ton. u. G.
i. 5. BROWN General Agent Passenger Dept
W A. TURK. General Passenger Aa-ent- y13
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AUCTION SALES.
-=--- -
FUTURE DAY
y ATCLIFFE. DARN CO.. Aucts,

IL ~ - 1' - w. 80 Pa ave. NV.
ARfahRf5sSHISES = ShAsSSafg asb
s4s AND sss NEW so 81 KP RHhSEt AZ STREET
nv A Np, At BE SrIs, iI nACE ThACk+ or
SO SffsssI5S + Ftsf
ESaSNh He fISFs1 HA sTGSs s sH FHP
nE kRSI1SS sTSSk SIk bf k t3SNP
ffA H k9fS MtfG kkEePE Wfis
Toe IIQGE II WITH NUMBER OF WELL-BkkD,
Ro,,,xa sr2 70 HEAP e OF MULES s n
sTYfs hSp MhkEs By sUcR MaNuTfs SF
EHEs As Il rRr fE% 81 A AHR
COUPE A0'F SsHGaa6SsstrrE ssft,urvs
'''''A' lsV1rIf load CARTS.
Low BED WAGONS
HARNESS OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION
Aho STYLE h1ihl bn M HiAgb BY
BIAsKETs k kSs n HORSE Rs RoeFs
eeEEh hss sTIbi Usually FOUND IN FIRST
TWO q TREAD P66WNffRRs. WITH CUTTING
ONE a :5oHORsE POWER STEAM BOILER,
SEfhER NTH MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMBER FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH 1892
- AS FOLLOWS:
MONDAY, STEPTEMBER FIFTH, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK I. NJ. SALE AT BENNING RACE
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, AT TEN
S9oohhQQGK a NJ. SALE AT 443 STREET
wEDSEspAi. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. SALE AT THE PORTLAND
STABLES 6i3 AND 6i5 NEW YORK AVENUE
By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court holding
special term for probate business will sell. by
public auction. On the oates and at the times and
places mentioned above the cont ts OF the stables OF
the late r M Draney, esq. partly mentioned above
to which invite general attention.
Terms Of sale cash.
Catalogue ready Monday. August 20. and can be had
from the auctioneers from the administrator or
mailed upon application to either
TEOS NJ. DRANEY. Administrator,
,. ~ GA 6f5 New York ave.
RATCLfFFE, DARR l. CO.. Auctioneers.
au2J-dGds
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SPECIALTIES.

ELscrRICIyY-A POSITIVE cURE-AIL NER
nc yous snsstsens. lnsnn.sism nsuralyia. cancss
auS5lns DEHzfHxRD. Spscisiiss. lob l2A 4.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. MULLER. 1927 9TH ST. NV. TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections Of the eye. ear, throat lung.
liver. kidneys and nervous disc years in city.
Once hours. 9 to II a m and to p. IN. au15-1mf
CTRANGERS, TAKE N0TICE.-DRS BROTHERS
~ and Gray treat all diseases No cure pay. Only
established advertising physicians in this city Estab-
1ished Al years sol st. W. au10-lms
CONSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYSI-
Scians in Washington. Drs BROTHERS and GRAY;
duced the signs of incipent disease almost a GER
tainty by examining into the chemical character OF
urinary deposits" We will describe your disease AMI
symptoms without asking questionby the first urine
in the morning We treat all diseases successfully to
which the human family are subtect-dyspepsis,
straton. piles. scrofuia rheumatism, nctis. ts
and all Diseases diseases Of the skin lungs
stomach, kidneys &c. au4-lms
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nR- BROTHERT INvI0ORArIN0 CORDIAL IS
II powerful Nerve stimuiant and Tonic. Of ~ the
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of peoplS who
are weas miserable, lethargic. sleepy lack q amh-
ton ana xest there 10 remedy equal 10 this Cordial
II has been In for In this city.
Laboratory. 0O6 b st. s.w. u21ms
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The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that NJ. Belloc, a banker Of Paris, has
absconded, leaving liabilities amounting 10
1000 900 franco
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CEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct.. 14l6 New York ave.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 31S
4 II. LEVY,
A. II. LEVY.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
No. 1000 Penna sye cor Of 10th st. n w. south side
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
Having secured the services of efficient auction
thoroughly posted In all the details Of the bust
ness. beg leave to state that have started in the
regular AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
At the above we'll known centrally located stand and
will prosecute the in sill its different branches.
REAL ESTATE, TRUSTEES, ASSIGNEE'S, COURT
AND ALL OTHER SALES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON attended to. either the premises or at our
sales rooms.
REGULAR SALES WEEKLY at our auction store
Of every description of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS. HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS. &c, &c. at TEN O'CLOCK.
We therefore respectfully solicit sales Of every kind
and hope to do our utmost to satisfy all favor
with their business. Merchandise received for our
weekly sale any time previous to day of sale.
FIRST SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
takes place at our sales rooms THURSDAY SRPTEM-
Der FIRST. at TEN O'CLOCK for which we solicit
consgnInents. Prompt settlements rendered.
A. II. LEVY,
Auctioneer.
CHARLES WEEKS,
Salesman. au25-3t
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DuNoANsoN BROS. AU nT W r s,rS
THE MODERN AND WRLLcE9UIPPED Plan
T0L AND . Str. ELS, NEAh B AND DEPOT.
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST TEIRTlETH, 1892.
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, I WILL. SELL, THE
CONTENTS OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED MILL.
Comprising
] Shndpaper Machine. ! Band Saw,
L Turning Lathe, z Gig saws
! Boring Machine ] Emery Wheel.
l shaping Ma hins. J Mortce Machine,
Tenant Machine, Molding Machines,
Double headed Plane. ] Flooring MAG hine,
/ Jointer, 3 Rip saws
/ Miter Machine, 2Crt-off saws.
30 Horse power Engine, 6Ohorse- power Boiler,
Lot Assorted Bits and lot Betting, &C..
Saws, lot Hand Clamps.
Lot Shafting &c, Stoves
Work Benches. Trucks,
Office Desk and Furniture,
Lot Beading Shutters, Frames, Mantels Posts Rails
SASH Doors. Blinds, Cornice Strips, Lot Glazed Sash
Work.
The machinery in this mill is nearly new and has
been used only a short time.
The contents Of this mill will be offered FIRST as an
entirety and il not sold then offered In detail.
C. C. SPEED.
au24-ot Assignee
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT
rFNNsYIvA~tA rnt-rr
~ NIL NORTH; wrsI ANn SOUTHWEST

rFNNsYIyANIA RnUTF
inoIrlhptt N2hhfH NisI AND OurHWFsr.
STILL kkII,s NsoSIstCSfSSSTT rot Nifsh
TRAINS Az Va, ~. ,s l So, s-,,,,
~. tNnhNLk On ANn y srS A. follows
txveSss r, f ss9 ,ss S w., es.yysn,s ,si
Sc,yr,s r.' 80 ais e 90 IN asi,y = cass
inEton 20 Hsrrissnrg ara Hsrris'urs 10 rit,sl,8r-
ssa slse,ins c.rs from lf'f~hu-r - Coii-uibrs
iSai, ana cipcnRsa i've. = = IN ','iS..
bur 70 81 p 80. 20 y ,r',. H. Var
h,TiSenrs - =. l.-uis C'igvihIan Frur',,s =
chicsrc and nnirr 81 Gs--isr,rrr III 80,
Me-fern sire-s - 90 =. in. dsiiy. NTH s'ar'in-
hsrrl,slrs wa thr"ush sle,F~rs u 2 .t-'u-r
chicsxo. Southw ls.s-n rrr-,ss 81 a. So 60
t.rPt'shurs, cciul avs. q mn ~ Iuaiars,-,lis
MsShinstog ~ 81 louis. SieepinS Ca- Hs-r,.-
R,et.,1ea MIT,,Isi- hl1.nS Car Alton. q
ps, ,,s,ssrs and ,h- Vest vllh ''r'nsh se--r q,
For Kane Csnandai-rs Roche 49,, s,t >,,.,--. -,
dsily eNo-p' Sunday. !. - ".
~ With Silsrl 80. - ~, ~, lss 80
Tor " liliainsiort. io-he-frr snd Naga-a Fsl. ~
l Nm ;asa e'S~iI saturday. with slcs1aaS ar
For wiilian-fcrt, ban'vo af.a Tlnira At 10 5aar
FOR PAILAnrlrHTi NEw YORK ANn TuE
EAsr; 20 a.Oosnl n :. m. Il. Il. = m q. Is.
80 1000 sni y q, > N. N S.ui.y. a.H0,
ll:3 nm. iipifsI Tali'uan vssifnio Pa-isr
80 Nesiibuls is-~~lger Coaches an Dining Car
u,,.,. .'CoNGRESsioNM IIWIrTn~
= N. ,sily o. PSisd-lrSi, well ,iay. oniv. Ia.
srret station. PHILADELPHIA. Tor Bo,sd street
FOR PHILADrI pHTA oNrN
fssi cEprr-s, 80 an week days. sad 4 - >
SUI =. o.g,y. 7.eo..m.
ta,coyt,nosia;t0r. : 90 :. daily
ttr-css. =. ~ aud =. a. r. m. dsilv
Tor Bosom. withgu; chAu-e, 80 v~sk isvs aaf
For Broaklyn \, Y. all fr-or-h train. ,anp.-, =.
SS~,E Diiy With hoai " RrnoAiyn Annex. afori-
NJ. i.rTiare across New crt cts.
f"r hl.niic Ct'y, = 90. N On m. 4, l. p m weak
For naltinore. : IA. VI 20 -. oooaa,
io ~ 70 10 7 90 sni " % am. I. Is. OF
r. ON sunday 5'oi. :. N 900 q a. Ia a.
54sS4o % Limi,li 81 "a on % % Is 3 a "a
~ 20 All n.3p.,n.
c,ca, go, 70 'ane. 30 m. aud 4 20 r daily
For Ann.golis. 30, . oOAna II soa.m .uaa.,r
a. ,1 aah, except sunday. sundays 400 a. M sai
ron sLExANnRis ANp rnr sor-rH.
an. 4. on nom, l on !. m. RsS 4ss 90
day at 20. = Il. . a. 10 a. an. / oo' . AZ
q. u. = or and 10 as q IA
f cr mn, sS toE opsTti-o - d.fr
daily. so; ? IA week days.
s@ g 81 y g. q 4, = :; os 4 IL - 10 : , SS
W pm on sun l.y atp 40. 10 Il. N a. ani
II 4a-m.. 2.OS 5.o5. 7.o5. 40. = Is aud 10 =
Tickets and information At the OHIO po-tbe.s, 90
ner ah street and Pennsyl wants sy-nue. aud ths
ss , 70 drstinHtion from hotels ana residaacs
Gensrai Manager. rAue7l General fas-snssr Agent.
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DR. CARLETON d.
5O7 18th st. NV.
Washington. D. O.
Graduated London. England 1888
And New York 1874
IF You HAVE AN AILMENr,
Acute, chronic. hereditary. you be RAPIDLY
stored TO health and strength by the scientific april
cation Of electricity and the therapeutic
successfully practiced by DR.. Carleton.
IF YOU HAVE
feeling tired in the morning than on eciny to
bed energy either for work society," dizzy spells
vergo), dull stupid feeling. unable to concentrate
the mind upon any subject. pain in the back. weak
back. bad taste in the mouth. pimplas salow and
unhealthy skin. tremors. pslpitation Of the
heart. feel generally used and that Life II losinS
its charms for you. it is pretty certain taAs you
NERVOUS DEBILITY
ana Won should at once consult Or. Carleton ~No Il
States who treats these troubles recognized scienns
treatment of these troubles life study Expert uri-
nary analysis, chemical and microsoopal Neurasths-
mia NERVE exhauston). diseases Of the bladder kid
neys, skin, blood nervous system. any acute
chronic disease within the range Of my specially can
be treated with skin and success born Of experience
and An esrnestness Of desire to benefit my pstienta
Hours o %. 4 to 8. Sunday. to only. Oonsuita-
ton free. For further particulars sss Post"
ty30~
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AT PERNA NJ B UC0.
The Most Progressive Place in the
Brazilian Republic.
THE CITY OF THE REEF

How IL Looks From the Hsrbor-Its Streets
Are Wide and Clesn-The Second Largest
sugar Market in the worId-Its Public and
Private Buildings.
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From The Stars Travelling Commissioner.
PERNAMBUCo. BRAZIL, July. 1892.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
T .ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
IL a.

II 1407 g st. n. W.
VALUABLE PROPERTY. NO sos TWENTY FIFTH
STREET N0RTHWEsT, AT AUCTION:
TI-FOURTH. 1892, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, In front Of
the premises shall sell lots 35 and 40. in square
10 Lot b has front of about l6 feet by depth of
40 feet on 25.h street between and Lot 40 is the
rear portion Of lot 3D. with width and depth and
fronts on 30-foot alley.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust, OF all cash. at option oi purcha ser.
ConveyancinR ana recording at cost Of purchaser.
500 deposit required at time of sale.
LATfMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
s1THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PROP
eTty not having complied with the terms of sale the
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST THIRTY
au28-dGds LA1IMER SLOAN, Auctioneers
Geo. w. sTICKNEY. Auct.. 1916 New York ave-
PEREaIPrORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 31S
d STREET SOUTHWEST
! viii offer for sale IN front Of the premises, on
THURSDAY. the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. D. 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ, lot % square
$3.50 said lot fronting 20 feet d street southwest
and improved by large brick house. containing nine
rooms. all modern improvements.
Terms of sale: One-t third cash. bslance IN one and
two years interest per cent payable semi annually
81 % deposit at time Of sale Terms TO be complied
with IN tie days. GEO. W. STICKNEY.
su2b6t' Auctioneer.
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i. :. BROWN. General Agent Psssang
W. A. TURK. General Passenger A.-snt
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE IA 1877
al rains Leave daily from Union station CB. andPl
9th and sts -
Through The grandest scenery in America With ths
nandsomest and most complete Solid Train service
West from Washington.
p p m daily Cincinnati and 81 Ior's = UNITE o.
SOLID Nesthu,ed newly eluirnpi. .l-s.trirlizh
train. with dining car P,iman's hps-t sir,,inE ,-s
NaSiinctan 20 Gin innat. lnHnauolls lud ~. Louis
without change. Arrives Cinriunaif 80 a M. In
diaiiarois ii 30 a. M. 81. Ionis l5p.m.
II. 10 .. m. dsily-INie famous - Z. v Ns@tfhuls
Limited IA solid veShu@ train with din ins flr
tInf1nnan. OHIO Lexington and Louisville. kv army
inz a. ttnrtnnat nj o. - LeNinrfun q lop IN.
l5uisNille 30 =. III. connecting Union Depot Cor
al points
2.Oo T., m. dsily-Erpr-Ss f1r Goriunsvfila. Char
lotte.villea Richmond. wsynesboro, Stsunton and
principal Virginia points
Pullman locations and tickets at cyfnpany's Dfire<
5l3 aud l42l Pen3A ave
jel7 X W. FULLER Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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I AT1AER q SLOAN. Auctioneers and Appra,sers
IL l407 AND l4O9 q ST.

I A11MER SLOAN. Auctioneers and APPRAISERS
IL 1907 AND 14O9 q ST.
GROCERIES,, HORSE AND BUGGY AND HAIR
NESS. GROCERY WAGON AND SET OF HAIR
NESS, NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST, THIRTIETH
1892, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. We shall sell
the entire contents of the grocery establishment No.
G22 10th St cor. OF northwest embracing il part
FINE LOT OF TEAS, PoTTED MEATS. CoNDI-
IMPORTED sARDINES. PRESERVES.
- CANNED PEACHES, ASPARAGUS.
SALMON, LOBSTER. BROOK TROUT,
PUDDfNGs, VINEGAR. MOLASSES AND SIRUPS,
NHISkIES IN GLASS, COAL OIL,
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS. BLEACHING,
COUNTER SCALES, CRACKERS AND CAKES.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
ONE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER IN FIRST.
CLASS CONDITION, ONE FINE HORSE, BUGGY
AND HARNESS, GkoCERY MACON hSD HAIR
NESS, LARGE COFFEE MILL. FINE CLOCK.
au.,0-3t IATIAIER x SLOAN, suctio,eers.
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RATCLIFFE. DARR& co. Aucts.. g2OPa ave n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-sTORY FRAME
DWELIINd HOUSES ON SEVENTH STREET
EXTENDED NEAR THE SCHUf TEN PAkK,
BEING NOS; 1902 AND 3lO4 SEVENTH
STREET ROAD.
BY virtue of deed of trust given to and duly re-
corded in Lber 1884. folio i2 seq. of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia and the reuues;
OF the party secured thereby we viii sell BIZ public
auction in front of the premises TUE DAY,
AUGUST THIHTIErH. 1892, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ, All that certain piece parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished as and
being the north thirty (50) feet OF lot numbered
ID in block numbered eight (S) OF Todd and Browns
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
fronting 1tn street road ant extending with that
width depth Of seventy C15) feet, together will
all the improvements, easements, hereditanents and
aDpurtenances to the same belonging in anywise
aipertaining.
Terms: The amount Of the indebtedness secured by
the above trust 5000. and 5000 ured by prior
deed of trust with the accrued both and the
EXPENSES Of sale to be paid in The balance
purchase money payable to suit the purchaser with
interest at the rate of per cent per annum and
cured by deed of trust the property sold ell cash.
at the purchasers option. deposit of $200to be
paid when the property is knocked down. Terms to
be complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale
the trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Alp
conyeyancing, recording. &c, at purchasers coast.
JOHN A. SCHAEFEk,} ru,s..,
HENRY JORDAN irustees-
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
au1S-d&ds Auctioneers.
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EUNSTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS,
" 30l7 ST. NV. WASHINGTON. d. c.
Address
au9-2In' Mr. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r. MASON
WASHINdTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w Is2o 10th st: NV. twenty -thiri year. Piano.
organ, voice violin, fute cortlet, &c. Fres advsn-
taHes to pupils. o. b. BILLIARD. Director my9-4 I'M
VERBATIM REPORTING.-LFARN 1T AT ST
Johns College under Prof. CRONIN. Send for
catalogue Brother FABRICIAk. President. 1928
Vermont ave. suS-lun
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Tickets and inforinstion the ONO northesu, .,-
ner 18TH street. and Pennsyl vsuia Aveuus aud a. ths
statlon. where orders can he left TO- the che-iin
Sysase 70 Estimation from hotels ana residences
CHAS. T.. ptGH, j n Noon
General Manager. Iau27l General Pas-.ns-r kE~n,
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POwnal.

Henry Barber and family have moved
to HoOsick Falls.
A. B. Lincoln of HoOsick Falls n. Y,
was in town Sunday.
Elisha Barber is improving after an
attack of the Ia Grippe.
Mrs. Henry Seeley of Williamstown
was in town Wednesday.
A. W. Half commenced his duties
with A. G. Parker & Son April LIST.
Dan Dean has moved to North Adams,
Mass, where he will live in the future.
Miss Inez COOmbs of Northampton,
Mass, is spending her Easier vacation
with her grandparents.
A solo by George Dunn Sunday after
noon at the Methodist church was very
finely rendered.
Mrs. Mary Noolen died Friday, aged
IS years. The funeral was held at the
house at 1 o'clock Sunday, Rev. A. d.
Clark officiating.
Work was begun on the Baptist church
Monday morning. A general work will
be done in many ways of improvement
of remodeling and fixing the church.
Epworth League of the Methodist
church gave a very nice literary and
musical programme at their social Fri
day evening, after which refreshments
were served. The programme will be in
next weeks issue
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WOOdfOrd.

The snow has nearly all gone. 1t was
never known to go so quickly.
Mrs. Sarah French has been granted a
pension, and will receive IS per month.
Leslie Weed has taken a job of team
ing of Mr.. Lindley, and moved to Ben
nington.
William Bowles has bought the Cor
nelius Cutler hotel property and taken
possession.
John Bugbee is putting new blinds on
the windows of his residence. G. C.
Easton does the job.
Charles Grover, George Cotton and
Charles Gleason have gone to AthOl,
Mass, in pursuit of work.
Henry Harrington and wife from
Kentucky are at J. F. Smiths. If they
like the place they will locate here.
One of Talmage's sermons is to be
read at the Union church morning SER
vices Sunday. Let there be large at
tendance.
April has thus far given us weather
that we do not think will be excelled by
her sister, Maya pleasant contrast to
rough, old March.
Several new cottages will be built at
once at Camp Comfort. The prospects
are most favorable for lively business
there the coming season.
A Woodford dog ran down a fox the
other day and the canine and Reynard
had face to-face set-to in an open lot,
which was witnessed by several persons.
The fox was victorious and fled to the
woods.
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Stamford.

There will be no services at the Baptist
church next Sabbath.
Il. w. Kemp made visit to Orange
and AthOl, Mass, the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart of Brattleboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Blood.
Mrs. Henry Brownwalder, who has
been seriously i'll the past week, is re-
ported better.
Our roads are in good condition for
the time of year, the mud being nearly
all dried up.
Our village school commenced Mon
day, with Miss Fanny Tomlinson of Ben
ningtOn, as teacher.
j. r. HOughton is repairing his tene-
ment house, which is soon to be occu-
pied by Mr.. Burke from POwnal.
Present indications are favorable to an
early spring, which would be appreciat
ed by those who are short of hay.
Easter services will be held at the
Methodist church next Sabbath, and the
Baptist congregation will worship with
them.
The Baptist Aid Society was held last
week with Mrs. Keziah Nichols. A large
number were present, and all had a
pleasant and profitable time.
Mary Sanford and Emma Houghton,