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Special Notices.

The Great Female .Nedf0sMs. = The
functional Irregularities peculiar to the weaker
invariably corrected without pain or inconven-
fence by the use of Judsons Mountain Herb Pills
They are safest and surest medicine for all dis
eases incidental to females of all ages, aud more
pecially SO in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should alwal
have these PILLS. No one who ever uses them once
will allow herself to be wfth3ut them They re-
move all distractions, purify the blood, and give to
the skin that beautiful, clear and heatIful look so
greatly admired in beautiful and healthy woman.
At certain periods these pills an indspensi Bile
companion. From to foIr should be taken
each day until relief is obtained. few doses, &C
casionay, will keep the systemso healthy, AID the
blood pure, that disease cannot enter the body.
Judsou's Mountain Herb Pills and Noun
tain Herb Worm Tea are sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers.
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Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal, in quantities of not less than ~ bushels, de
ivero to any part of the city, 10 cens per bash,
ut the pit, S cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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HOiEOOGy's Pals aud 0fnFnasRE.-T'he
dire hydra of disease, Dyspepsia, is driven totally
and finally from the system by this great anti
bilious remedy; while the Ointment reduces the
Inflammation occi,soned by Gout and Rheumatic
affections. The Pills act in unison cooling and
refreshing The heated blood, and renoSating the
vital organization.
Sold at the manuf.rctory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists at DC, Csc, aud
81 per pot or box. dec27
Dr. BsIEs 0pfafOn of EsosseFfe4.'s SEff-
TERS.-SPRTNGFIELD Ms, April II, 1s56.-some
months since, while recovering from attack Of
Remittrnt Fever, l WAS requested 10 try Hostel
ter's Biters article peculiarly suited to the
condition of convtlescents from fever. 1t IS but
simple Justice say that it restored the powers of
my diges organs, and nj the time kept my
bowels gently open have no hr-itapcy IN say
ing that, hitherto, in using it in my practice, II
has, in every where l have ordered it, acted
like CHARM. In thus speaking freely of it, far
from pun patent medicine, article it by
means claims to he. SANDFORD BELL, NJ. d. .
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where deer
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KTVsF.v-SVIAEE .F.VsES E'.4D UC.4EY

~ PACKE T-The steamer Sill -ss-zs-sss
YER STAR, Fowler, master, :=>>stkg4sos4.zss-
leaves Evansville every Monday, &A4SgEzss-szsssE=
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'Clock M. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at 8 o'clock a. NJ. Connecting at Evansville with
points North and East, with packets fer Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats fOI Cairo Nashville, and Tennessee river.
sc Business promptly offended, and charges for
freight and passage, same as charged by the regH
lar packet. Through bills of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
bertrand rivers augl8
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec 81, p. M-Flour quiet;
Howard street 70 No wheat offered
Prices unchanged. Whisky dun Mt % j for
Ohio. tts
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 81. M.-The locomo-
tive OConnell, exploded at Marietta, Ga, on
Thursday Thomas Cobb, the Conductor,
and the fireman, were killed. VIM. Floyd,
the engineer, and others were severely in
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Insurance and Real Estate

Y II -
No. So sHGfn sEreef, Second Floor,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
TEvHE UoH'E1gRsES.V:ED IS .gGEJN'T
M for the following responsible Insurance Com
panies
New YORK SEcURITY-Capital. ....,..... $500, 900
Rising SUN....--.-...-..-...-..... 2O0,OOO
EAGLE Insurance Co., Cincin 100000
We also have some valuable real estate for sale
on reasonable terms and fair prices.
Lots Gum street, bet. Third d Fourth.
80 acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, s
miles from Evansville.
a farm of 40 acres in Green county, Ind.-barli,
well, cistern, house, stock scale, store house, young
orchard, dc.
s 200 acres in Green county-I2O of which is prai-
RE; balance tiInber-eight acres in cultivation
Price 81 so per Terms 5000 cash down bal.
arce i'll l, ?, and years.
A farm of so acres, II miles northwest of Vim
cennes Good Experimentation fifty acres
fenced. Price $1,000; one-fourth cash balance in
l, 2, and years.
A farm Of go acres, miles east of Oak Station.
Good frame house and about 100 fenced. Price
SO per acre. One-fourth down; balance i'll l, 2,
400 acres near Tayorsyille, Ind on liberal prices
and terms.
A farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Price
$40 per acre.
Very desirable =, ., and acre lots, on New
burgh road, near Weavsr's Garden.
Brick Houses on Second street, between Chest
nut and Cherry streets.
Is acres near Salt WeI-being part of the
Mitchell tTact-9n liberal terms
blocks in LHnascO, below the creek.
40 acres adjoining Frank Aliens farm, having
stone quarry ON it.
100 feet on Second street, near Judge Bakers
residence.
A farm of So acres in lower Bayou.
Missouri and Iowa lands to SCH or exchange fer
property in Indiana.
Some very valuable land DIattoon, Illinois,
for sale. f. II SABIN,
decl6 Insurance and Real Estate Agt
GyT.YTEE.ERs. go TR42 .fFE.FFRS
~ of the SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, October
l, 1859
Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting In
Cash in Bank Commonwealth ............... 5,l97 II
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The Terre Haute papers doubt the
of Gen. q. F. Linder's death, as an-
nounced by US on the authority of an e1-
change.
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AMO0P ExOyN-I30O sG.V'FSEEt =
Al n assorted sizes, on hand for sale by n
dec9 --t SAMUEL or
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49, The Petersburgh, Pike county, R1-
Yorter, says that it is rumored that the
vounp ladies of that place intend having a
Lean Year party on the advent of the New
Year. There will be some sad work on
.cbelors' hearts at such gathering.
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VHALTBY's BALTTyfcriving iaii1 MI ,3'lA
0EA a LANGLEY .,r~erS- for -tia n En-, ,S,
world-renowncd Pea lowest market pr ri"' '',,
hali-can, or case. 'H
warranted fire.
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xsBER
CITY 4 COUNTY OF NEW YORK. -
Personally appeared before this 18th day of
November, 4. ID. 1889, Joseph Walker, President,
and Richard L. IIaydock, Secretary, of the Secu-
rity Fire Insurance Company, of the City Of New
York, and severally affirmed that the within state
ment by them subscribed is correct and true to the
best of their knowledge and belief.
THOS. L. THORNELL,
Commissioner for the State of Indiana,
in New York.
This Company has complied with the law of In
diana concerning Insurance Companies and is pre-
pared to take risks in the City OF Evansville and
Yanderburgh county, Ind
L. H. SABIN, Agent.
dec16 ST Main street.
E<ye2 as .s.S'D RITTER
81 BOO doz fresh Eggs;
650 lbs choice Roll butter.
Just received and for sale by OIL. szs-s ....
CHAS. MCJOHNSTON,
deco Posey's Block, Main st.
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INSECT NsIrnUS.


DEGUE.sR W.EHaEgs w.48.s sn
draught steamer t=-1ssslks~E4As I
j. Fl Domey
LEWIS DAVIS, Master -.......W M NJ. List, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville Saturdays at L o'clock.
Leaves HufsonvilIe on Wednesdays at l2o'clock.
I EEEI1bI11rr. S SGaz%E1'
Kate 5archetz
JOIN McChAIN Master.
Leaves Eyansyic On Wcncs,io;s a. - ,coct h
Leaves IIutsonyille Saturdays, ut L O'CLOCK.
Rs These two boats wM run regularly during
the season, connecting at EutsonViIle with the
MASONIC GEM.
Freight and Passengers roctipfcd tLro,.sl to ali
points. - ~
Passengers and Shippers may rely upon the lacu
larity of these boats. II orders and business
trusted to them Will be premstly ATTENDED to.
KV0R W:GE.ssH REH.HR. TME
passenger steamer MAR I EaHkS1lEEeeggssssAs7
COOK, SUTTON Master, Rud-=z5zszz -
yard Clerk, will leave for all points the Wabash.
riEer below Eugene this day. goth inst.
For freight on Pc ssage, apply on board. dc2O-1
ss|lOR SOUTH C.gAROATO.S' .g.N,5
Il POND RIVER. The III -
elegant passenger steamer a@i;g7sas sfsSj17A7
LUE EAEESs MCDONALD, szs=zsiizk
Master, will make reglil ar semi-weekIy trips to
South Carrolton and Pond River, leaving on Tues
Tor freight or Iassase. apply on beard @s2on
~ Es4sS,S EcxLkE, Fs.2UUc.zkf, sEyA.lB
~ CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACK EFT,
CHARLEY BOWEN. DEXTER - ossTs@sn -
Master, leaves Evansville Tues EEsEZCss5s{i35A-1
day and Friday, at II O'clock
M, arriving at Paducah at O'Clock, &. NJ, Cairo
at II O'Clock, NJ, Wednesday and Saturday. Re
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Satur-
day, at o'clock, p. NJ, and PadUcah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at o'clock, a NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
Il. r., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St.
Louis Packets
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for ali
Eastern Cites. seut23
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COLLECTORS SALE

" Real Estate Tor Tie odynlent Of cost and
expenses Of Sidewalk improvements r..
E3 Office IS HEREHE' GET.E.N'
q that, by virtue of three precepts issued out of
the Clerk Office Of the city of Evansville, and to
me directed, will sell, at public cutlery, at the
door of the Court House ia the city of Evansville on
Wednesday, the 23d day of February, 1860 the fol-
lowing lots and parcels of Real Estate, or much
thereofas may be necessary TO pay the amounts
sessed and charged against said lots respectively
the cost and expenses of making sidewalk improve
ments in front of said lots, together with the costs
.,Ia
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eT Domev

LEWIS DAVIS, Master. WM. NJ List, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville Saturdays, ut Il O'Clock.
Leaves HufsonvilIe on Wednesdays, at Y ucloCk.
SPEED, COBTFORT,
RELIABILITY, SAFETY.
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CHRIST&FULLY SELECTFD orr
! VXTE III VLS~6Ooks,
/ w L6drens Books
/Annuals,
70 OF the most spleadjEiy bound and Illus
/ 3peu Books, just published. Gall and SCI, ti,eu
kal9re You buy elsewhere, we offer them Al Mr.
Iotk prices. D0BELL d CONJUNCTION.
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Schroeder & Kehr,

Evansville, December.}1, 1859.
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RIVER ITEMS

1890 Business on the levee was very
dull Saturday. The river was falling and
full of ice, which threatens to obstruct nav
igaticn. We quote freight as follows:
To New OrIeans-Apples, 40c q Dbl; Tobacco, 81
8 hhdS Flour 35c q Dbl; whisky, coo d bbl.; beef
and pork, 60c Dbl; pound freghts, 25c "a 100 tbs
Louis-Pound Freights, 20c q 100 lbs To Gin
.-s-4Ati-Pound freights (heavy), 15c p 100 lbs /;
TO ffS-a and wheat, % sack, 15c.
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No REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION IN BALTIMORE
The American says: ",rhe committee appointed
at the Republican City Convention to take into
consideration the expedieDcy Of making nomi-
nation for the Mayoralty, met on Saturday even
ing, ut Royston's Building. 1t is understood that
a majority Of the committee adopted report
deeming 1t inexpedient for the Republican party
TO present candidate for the Mayoralty at the
coming election The report will doubtless be
approved by the Convention. The effect Of this
course, it 10 expected, will be to throw tine Ger
man vote in favor of Mr.. Brown, the Reform can
didate'
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IL We take pleasure In noticing the work of
Emory washburne, University Professor of Har-
ward Law School, recently published by Little,
Brown Co Boston, Mass. While the position
and antecedents Of the author are a sufficient
guaranty Of the correctness Of the compilation
from knowled his character, we are sure
that through hill kgetic and persevering sp.
Plication, combined with a lifelong familiarity
with the subject, at the bar on the bench, and in
the professional chair, IL will be found to be q
treatise on the american Law of Real Prop
efty," every way worthy Of the confidence OF
those for whose use II il intended With the
nrst volume in hand, we predict for this valuable
contribution to American Jurisprudence, recep-
tion equally hattering with that given to Prof
Parsons work on Contracts
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The N4eEo RESURRECTION OF GEoReA-Ths
committee appointed at CatersviIle to examine
the negroes arrested upon the charge OF BEING
engaged In the incendisry plot report that Gafte,
thorough investigation Of the matter under con
Alteration, they have no just grounds for furtbe,
censuring the negroes upon the evidence adduced
Ur The largest sugar estate I'm Cuba contain,
III ,390 acres, employs 500 slaves, and turns ouI
1900 boxes Of sugar. The smallest number OF
slaves employed on any estate Is 3GO and no estatf
has less than UCO acres. The yield 10 each slave
10 80 pounds Of sugar. There are 1000 sugal
estates on the Island
Olhe London correspondent Of the Scottish,
Guardian says: "To show how London exam ple
and influence act, ! may mention that there ID
now ragged school about TO be established at
Cairo, In Egypt, for Moslem children 80
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~ The smack Whim, having a load of oys-
tiers for New York, was run into on Friday night,
at He'll Gate, by the steamer Empire State, Of the
FAN River line, which resulted in the sinking of
the smack and drowning Of Capt McGruer and
one man. Another was rescued, but In badly
injured. The steamer proceeded on her way
The collision was said to be purely accidental.
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III The committee of arrangements for the
ball TO the Prince Of Wales, In New York, have
issued their s;rules and regulations" Gentlemen
must appear in full suits of black, with white
cravats and white gloves. This rule, however,
10 only advisory, not peremptory.
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Several operas and musical farces have been
added to their already large repertoire. The
beautiful opera Of SRA Diavolo' is promised u.s.
also, for the first time in this city, the sublime
opera of "Lucrezia Borgia." AS Lucrezis, Miss
Milner is said 10 be equal to any Italian psiH.a
donna ut present on the American stage We
promise the sssupe warm reception on their
opening night, and full houses during their en-
gagenens. Z
THE WzArHER.-TAe following report Of the
| weather for the morning Is made from the Amer.
| isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Inssifufion.-The time Of observation d
about O'Clock
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IL Mrs. Isabella Mckee, Of New Orleans
another victim Of the Lemly poisoning affair,
which occurred In that city some months ago,
recently died from the effects of the poison par.
taken by her on the occasion in question.
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S SEo: & &. HTh hSMrs6,N. Trustees.
an q Stav&ds GRpE An,
Bic: McGuIRE q CO.. Aueaoaeers.

By J. G. Mcguire & CO.. Auesioasers.
HNHuSTEE'S SALE OF Ors EAST or TIE
SeptemOer nth. ls6a. al AZ O'clock Al The tSet, n
Rooms OF Jas Z. McGuirs A. Co by virtue OF q
aeee OF rust from Ernes; w. Cool dstsd NOvom-
No IA, foiios SsS, &c one o the land records ior
Washington county, ID. O.. shail sch, Bots And
No 1,f7{. - "f1s's
Terns: One ourth cash; the residus In an 70
the premises.
All conveyance. az the cost Of The pur chaser.
SELF eosd, FL 20 SN ~ w ~ DEN Trustee:
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BAL ZAC's NEW NOVEL
u HE 6Yeatness and Decline of (,ss.s : p;x,,,...,
nom tho trench Of E0poro d. Bai@scp
BY Dr. w Wightap r. b. foodr1eh.i - =,
BLANCHARD & G0HiiN sI
seH oornst Eleventh e. and PA av
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FUTURE DAYS.
By .. G. MeGUIRE &CO. Apoiio,..r.

By >. g. MCGUIRE co.. Auctiouerr,.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OPP FAM
Ly DECLINING HoUs N RKPInG-Os EsinI[
iMOkNiNG. sePsember soth, 1890. 81 10 o'cIocf, q,
Nineteenth st., between I and X sts. ne shsll ~
al me furniture ACC Effects OF iamily declining
Tor Chairs,
mssble-toP Center Table. Work and Card Tables,
Bedsteads, Bureaus. washstands,
Feather Beds. Bosters aud PllIovs
Chamber Tables. Toilet Sets, Windev aAa.le.
Csrpsts. Oilcloth, Mating
Chsa, CLASS and Crocke.v Ware,
Cooking snd other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, TO-, 30.
ae I'D L C. MncnIur @ -.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

IN mONDAl. September "a, Isse, we shall sell,
- II ioont oi NE premises, AZ 8 o'ciock D an. an
tsom Ihos hrovn an1 Wife. dAiei 2<th ssptem n
Der. isss' sno rec 'rdet IA Liber J.. A. 8, No l0,
ton COUNTY, SsIts Of os u and II. IN ~ mare No ~
oesnhlng Tor the same ~ feet inches from the
east on lac with ID street son!k i6 feet thence
noIIh lset; thence west l6 fest Whence sol IN 70
ieet 10 the ? aoe of beginning. together with the
Improvements. consisting Of two-stary frame
hon sc with one story back building.
- fems: One fourth cSsh; lhs balar ce in g. u and
" months after day Of saie with n strs secured Ly
adeeo OF trust on the PREMISES 1.-THE te ms OF a.
tte not comp led with within five fef the dsy
OF sac the trdstSss reserve ths riRht Ia resell the
property al the purchasers risk and cost after sy-
ing ono week not CO.
GRtI. q. HRNNING,
SO. X. TaoM PsoN, trustees.
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UAt the Philadelphia U. 9. Mint three mil.
lions Of gold dollars are now being melted and re-
coined into double eagles, In pursuance Of on
order to that effect from the Secretary of the Treas
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. @. Me6UIRE Il CO. Auotioneers
Two VERY vALuAB,.E BUILDING Lors
PusIle MT, orros,TE rsnskL.N sovtzE br
NOON, Sesssnber ~ n. ats o'eloci, on the prem
nsS ss ssss &c. = ggblie sncton Lots Nos IL
sss .aS iR .ts vest ss. f faSn Ss
o. Tksss ' iots 70 kS 50 tsss sIlsy ,,u
ssssse y s sSas Sss ar. shs CITY
Terms One third cash; TIE residue in In and -
montas, With interest, secured By deed of trust
el2-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
iUTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on 2, seeognt Of the rain until THURSDAY Az
se ls.d '% ] Cc.MoGUrREa CO.. Auo.
TWO HORSES, HARNESS AND FAMILY
MokNiSa. ss'..ms sss a :. Il goioes. IA o1s q
ana gentle. soit: Vel N angle o. double lou ssr
:, or double harness, snd is an excellent driver.
old lSr account Of ssass% ns ns
s5sds e % And a.y. for notes sat
' ss isS ena0.iee e. se6i hRis's
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers .
DAIR OF SUPERIOR RLOODED HORSES
ssptsa5er aaa Ii O'CLOCK, n front Of n. scsien
Rooms, We shall sell q pair Of superior bioodsd
Sorrel Horses, out Of . thorough bret mare By .
Morgan horse, four years old. and we'll broken 20
h.rness; c.s Of tom vers Sne travaler in ,ingl'
having no further use Tor tsem. and viii be sold
sepA' ate or together, as may be desired -'.H|
Terms: credit of 60 and 90 da,s for satisfacto-
rily endorsed notes bearing interest
% 81 r. o. J. G.. M~'stisS n CO. Aucts
By J. q. MCGUIRE & o.. MOTTO o..
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ,IrY LUrs-On
l. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September
9Th, 1880 at AZ O'Clock 81 the Auc ION Rooms OF
Jas e Mc3uire Co. by virtue of q deed Of trust
February go, 1860. and duly recorded smongi q {
land records for Warrington Gouaty, ID G., + hall
sell, Lots No. and TO- 50 care Nc. l.L74 AID TIE
Western part of Lot No. l. Ssuars No IA 'front.'
ing Al feet north street. between 18Th and 10:
Streets west, and running back that width Isl feet
less.
Terms: One third Ca h; the rem aInder in snd s
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
/ on the premises
AL 00n''ysRsess1U # Ru sSo%p So;t
Sc II eo&ds &c. AcsUIRE & CO., Auct
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 co. Aucaoneer..
l TRUSTEES Sac OF LOT FAST, FIRE
L CAPITOL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
McSrire Co ny yjrture Of deed ftrust from
| Wllliam Lsnahan, dated February sd, 1861, and
| duly recorded among The land records for Wash-
lngton COUNTY; ID. C., shall sell Lot No. S, Ia
/ square No. LIS.
| Terms: One third cash; the. r.sioue in 6 .nd !.
| on the premises
al: o1n, eyanoing at the cost of tn. purcl aser
SAMOr.i. sNpWDr N, Trustee
| seIz eo&ds ]: c. NJ, fIRE Co, 1usts.
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w w o ODH sfes
NO O ID
STOVE and KINDLING woOll, 81 the loves
possible puos.
IT,. w. N. GAIT,
Se2 Pa av.. bsfueoa lith and 18th sis, 4
ZonAyE sigma. HORN, Psies ssss -
"s W, e,AETzfeorf'
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sAMUE!: sNO WIDEN. Trustee.
sc u colds :. q. Mcguire q 20, Auct,
Nrrp y a GkEfN, Aaotlo geer.

a ~.
INTERFERING sALE Ar PUBLIC AUc-
rroS S Ss k S5.t f ETTs Ar PE9rss
per ct 10 ocloor, TO hiEhly caitly ated arms I'd
solniss eonta, Eng about o acres each. situated
.n,h street read, in Monts omerr counts, Nd Also,
Sossehold fssntture ani every description OF Farm
Nine Horse. and oI. Cot. OIL. .r.a
gne PsIr Of woIkIus tsers, 81. 100
M nIs5ty four head q S Ca .s comprising
About Thirty hogs and shoats, let ofeheep,
Par Of hne Csrriase fiorses, '-
r. Nets. BTI .lo Robes. Bsnsats' So..ao.
Fam s.f1 ss =. .ad H Sss. IsSs.
One fosT horse Wa, ON, ga ness. Carts, Caur,sll,
Corn And Cob Crush'r, 'ood as new,
phrs.hlns msohin. and BoIss Power,
kk os lava fsn, Respsr and Mower.
LMsr.s log Of Clover and Timothy Hay.
Wheat kye and uat St-aw, Corn And Corn Fodder
Is:ss.ye NJ oon,sSnl sbSut 80 s scrs s's nee
sent ,secern house, replete with all esnvenienoss
Of htst class city residence saoh as baths vatsr
dry celia so, and e enid u.tei 1shase EsS. .s
sssvssas And In fact ever thing uisits cr a.
Ousdins g. cost about sio!os N'''e' Win w.
Farm Nc; has about 90 sorss highly improved
:sssis or 'f q aoas AID BuSiS,:
Sss s -, ssco,dlnE e IHssrsaoe survey a. about
evs1s tsaeins .Ts 6
Woo land and hne meadows. TIE farms will -
ti9n.
the purchaser. secured BY . deed OF trust on the
property. AL the personal property win be srd on
cred,t OF mcnths Tor ah xpms over DO and mp 20
Us; al over that sum credit Of months will BE-
given for notes satisfactorily endorsed, besrine
eerest iroM the cay Of rae; al aufns under sle
cash, The whole property, real and personal. vii
October, and the s,le VIII be oontsssa daily snti
the whole Of the property IL disposed Of The prop
erty can be viewed and every desirahe imforma-
ton Eiven b. calling on the owner, WILLIAM A.
BATCaELOR.a about nies beyond the farms a
Mr.. CAGet and +, n. Blair, on the Seventh street
r0ad. Address, IN BY letter, cottsge Post Ofoe,
Montgomery county, Md. -.
MARfHAL'S SALE.-in virtue or q writ Of
W he,i faoiss issued from the Clsrf's Ofkoe Of
the Circuit Court Of the District OF Columbia for
The County OF Washington, and 70 me directed,
gill expose 70 public sA3e for cash. In font OF the
Court House does of said couuty On MONDAY,
tie lst day 81 October neat. 1884, Al u O'clock N, eli
to Lot No 6. in square an, in The city Of ws.h-
~ mSpsoss@snt. fhs5con, sei ssd and laved upon %
s 100 20 ssnsfS Jadcial. No. 81, % ypnnary term
iS", IN favor OF Jesse Is. Wilson.
US Mar.hal Tor the Dis,r,st q coismsi..