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Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

The Houses of the Rich and Poor Man, Dives and Lazarus. This is the most picturesque group of buildings in the Via Dolorosa. In the foreground are a Bedouin mounted on a camel laden with forage, and an Ashkenazi Jew conversing with a water-seller

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Trustees' Sale by order of Washington M. Haddock and Arthur H.M. Haddock, Esqs., Executors, to close the Estate of William J. Haddock, decesared; Executor's Sale. By order of Washington M. Haddock, Esq., Executor, to close the estate of William R. Browne, deceased.; Executor's Sale. By order of Wilson M. Powell and Henry W. Mitchell, Esq., Executors, to close the estate of Mary Ett Colyer, deceased.

Gold and Silver Smiths' Bazaar, Damascus. A large nearly square court; the blackened roof is supported by arches and massive piers. It is so noisy that sales are often effected by means of signs. The man in the foreground holds up three fingers to show that he will sell a certain article for three pieces of money, the buyer (a veiled woman) offers two.

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bazaars syria damascus city town life damascus syria shopping selling prints illustrations dorot jewish division picturesque palestine sinai and egypt three fingers three pieces silver smiths square court ultra high resolution high resolution fenn harry 1838 1911 artist city and town life wood engravings gold silver smiths bazaar square court roof arches piers sales signs man foreground fingers show article pieces money buyer woman palestine sinai egypt 19th century history of egypt nypl
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1881 - 1883
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Wilson, Charles William, Sir (1836-1905), Author
Fenn, Harry (1838-1911), Artist
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New York
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New York Public Library
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Four fingers and a thumb - Public domain sheet music scan

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Our bazaar - Public domain sheet music scan

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Three problems with only black pieces shown on charts.

Little Miss Goody Two Shoes teaching the alphabet to children.

Eulenspiegel and bear perform before the king and townspeople

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bazaars syria damascus city town life damascus syria shopping selling prints illustrations dorot jewish division picturesque palestine sinai and egypt three fingers three pieces silver smiths square court ultra high resolution high resolution fenn harry 1838 1911 artist city and town life wood engravings gold silver smiths bazaar square court roof arches piers sales signs man foreground fingers show article pieces money buyer woman palestine sinai egypt 19th century history of egypt nypl