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lJY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J. q. Mcclure 4 Co..
Southwest corner Of Pennsylv ania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Once Building.

BULbiNG LoTs On laTH sTREEr. DC.
TWEEN Q 81 RECT AND RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the lst
day of August, 1865, and duly recorded in Liber r.
u No folios ISL, ls2 &c, Of the land records
shall sell, on MONDAY, April 18th, at IL O'Clock
m. on the premises, Lots " and Is, In Ooltmsa's
and Adans' sub 81 square $40. having q front Of ~
feet each, and Running back Is feet to al alley.
situated the east side Of 18th street, between
and Rhode Islabd avenue. -.
AN cenveyanctbe and revenue stamps ct the Dur-
ehssert cost. 9lW down at tine " sale: Terms
one! third cash, rssid ne in and II month";, with
interest, secured by deed Of trust
II f-Tl Nm. T. HOWARD, TT stee.
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10y GREEN b WILLIAMS. Auctfoneers
ID No. go, B. + corner of 1lh AMI streets.


CBANCEBY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
the District OF Columbia, passed on the sth day 0
pee. mbsri 1851 IN a cause 10 chancery, No ios2,
A. Weber ct al are defe ndsnts, will sell, by pub
Inc sTstiHR; nPe2 the premsss at O'clock m,
subdivision OF Square No. is3, the said south half
west BY sdspsh Of % feet wi sI Brick House and
BAKERY thereon The above proPerty fronts on
Terms: One third cash. and balance in eIuai in
With tse to
If the terms Of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days after sale the property to be resold, at the
cost and risk of the ii rst purchaser.
ancing. NJ Thompson. Trustee.
MIN ,.a, GREEN WILLIAMS.
U THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
III THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, same hour and
By By G n of the TRqssss Williams .nc,
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST:
the same hour and place which time it will posi-
tiyely take place and will be sold without reserve.
sIi0 " " GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
postponed on account OF the rain until THURS
DAY the I'D Instant At the same hour and place,
which " III be sold without reserve.
ap l6-eod&ds GKkKN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Late Clerks with J. G. Mcclure Co.,
tStar Once BuildingJ
TRUSTEES SALE OF VA UABLE SQUARE
an Hsb b9 isfR sTRs sEFEEr' DEL"EEN 18th
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia IN chancery cause No ,l5s,
Custis p. Upshur ct al. are defeIdxn!s vii! sell
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April I'D, ats O'Clock, in front ofthe prem.
in w ashington city, District of Columbia, as the
same is laid down the plan OF said city lying on
Boundary street. between 18th aud 18th streets, and
Terms OF sale a. prescribed by the decree: One.
third cash, and the balance upon credit ofsix and
by the trnstee with interest from the day Of saie
and upon peyment Of the whole purchase money
court, and not before the said trustee shall convey
simple, sai6 square and eli the title therein com
Pot Win Within Se days the
reserves the % resell the premises ut the risk
and coat Of lAulting Purchassr, npon one
snsis: !sa s.np: the
sss;;! :o.A coorsh G G94ISEk s1Hs .ss:
OY GRETN TTLLIAMS, = =
- Arctio.sers and Real Ee 81 -. 5sG =
No. go, eoutheast cor ner 5'n sno streets.
ONE Nsv rwo:s1oeY y1An4I HOUSE AND
4, LOT az RusLs9, a AySfiS y 1 $3.50. 49,.
:a:sr s e. sons en- ss ss.:ss = =
sstvss. and .sss dspfA e los f;s
Tsrus sask. !, All solvsyancine and revenue
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Rf GREEN L WILLIAMS, Au ctioneers
- No. 526 Southeas cor ner ~ 7th and ID sts

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON GIRARD ST ,
BkTWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND SEC
oND ST EAST, AND ANB II ST. NORTH,
On MONDAY, the Goth inst at O'Clock m
we shall sell, good DWELLING House and Lot, being
II feet inches front ~ q good depth.
erms: One half each; balance and IL months
for notes bearing intere l. and secured by deed OF
trust the premises. Stamps, ETC., at cost Of pur-
chaser. $50 down on day of sale.
ap9td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Try WILLIAM WALL CO, AuctiOnsers,
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OOO CEDAR PQerS.-An diasrsat discs;
4.OOO 3. y and Is fset Isng, at the loy1st mar.
fet price, ct CHR. RVPPxRrS' No. ssS IN e.,
nssg y,
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10y WILLIAM l. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
ID Stores 81 and BY,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street.
GREAT SALE OF PRIME FIRST CLAs
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, WINES, &c, A

GsRR2gGTETRRSEs' LIQUORS. WINES, &C.. AT
On MONDAY MORNING, 4th Of May, commence
ing at 10 o'clock 81 all sell the entire and we'll
selected stock of Fine Groceries If Richard J. Ry-
on, twho il declining business account Of i'll
health at his store No. 43l Ninth street, near K.
The stock is very large, comprising an assort-
ment of Groceries, Liquors, and fine Wines, not
sur passed In this city and will be peremptorfly
sold ut auction, by catalogue, on the above named
day.
The store and fixtures for rent One Of the best
business stands in the city. Inquire of the auc-
tioIieers.
Full particulars in future advertisement.
apH w. l.. WALL CO, An cts
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1874

,ANDREw J. yoYoB . o., go
CARRlA0 nAH q = 4 OF q 3 =
lTT md ATS llsh strsss.
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nY GREEN & WILL1AnS,
No. e16, Southeast eorn er 5tn ana streets.
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Plain and Decorative Wall Psiutins. orainiss.
&c. Brick Front: Oilea cad 4sscied JebSinG
S;s' ri 81 "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-28
VOLUME Iv-No. .1S&,

OF each State respectively, and that any
attempt by Congress, on any pretext what
ever, to deprive any State Of this right. or
TO interfere with it's exercise, is o fragrant
usurpation of power which can find no,
warrant In the Constitution; and, If sanc-
Of Government, and can only end in al
single centralized and consolidated Co.
vernment, in which the separate cxistenoe
OF the States will be entirely absorbed. and
an unqualified despotism be established
in place OF Federal Union of co equal
tion Acts (so-called) of Congress as such
are usurpations, and unconstitutional, re-
volutlonary, and void; that our soldiers
and sailors, who carried the flag of our
country to, victory against @ most gallant
and determined foe, must ever be CRATE
fully remembered, and all the guarantees
given In their favor must be faithfully car
ried into execution.
That the public lands should be distri-
buted as widely as possible among the
people, and should be disposed of either
under the epre-emption Of homestead lands,
and sold in reasonable quantities, and to
mono but actual occupants, at the mini
mum price established by the Government.
When grants of the public lands may be
allowed, necessary for the encouragement
OF important public improvements, the
proceeds Of the sale of such lands, and not
the lands themselves, should be 80 ap-
piled. 60
That the President of the United States,
Andrew Johnson, in exercising the power
OF his high Office in resisting the aggres-
sions of Congress upon the constitutional
rights of the States and the people. is en-
titled to the gratitude of the whole Ameri
can people, and in behalf Of the Democra-
tic party, we tender him our thanks for his
patriotic efforts in that regard.
Upon this ulatform tho Don,ooro&;o
party appeal to every patriot, including all
the conservative clement and all who de-
sire to support the Constitution and re-
store the Union, forgetting all past differ
ences of opinion, to unite with us in the
present great struggle for the liberties of
the people; and that to all such, to what
ever party they may have heretofore be-
ilonged, we extend the right hand of fell
lowship, and hail all such cooperating
with us as friends and brethren.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-28
The (So-CaIIed) Legislature OF South
Carolfna---Status and Color.

The following is believed to be correct
list of the individuals at present holding
high court in Janney's Hall, and called
the Legislature. The Districts (or Coun-
ties) which they claim to represent have
not been specified, from the simple fact
that many of the so-called hail from very
remote points. IF we have accidentally
made black man white. or uice rersa, we
hope the unintentionally slandered indi-
vidual will inform Us at once, so that the
correction can be made. Those who are
known to be Democrats arc marked with
an aatariakN. - "-1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-28

Nomination for the Mayoralty.
WILLIAM II. MYERS, ESQ, is a candi-
date for the Mayoralty, and will be sup
ported by his
May 8 NUMEROUS PRIENDs.
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LATE TELEGRANIS. A-c.

The co!oTed sepubliCa rs 81 Baltimore gen
era'ly d approye OF the c.'ll Tor the assembling
Of q Border sSf-te C0nvCatiun OF colored frea-
At Hce,'ng OF the Fifth Ward last evening.
r selUtous were unanimously adoptrd dacIar-
ng NAT the oTlglpa ,ors OF rue call do.icurd -
u5e th, Coz yention N the interest OF Chief Ju,-
toe Chase. n q he s'Cu ed the Den ecrst { nom
inaiion for the r . ideucv: that 4 number OF
nem"S baye teen a d % sicners - the call
who Were 81 lily ignorant OF IL purpose aud
corciucing by adyisirg me cOlOrod citizens
not 10 Ply any tentIOn whatever 20 tn STAR
Advic !rom Fort IL 70 say en- the g,h inst,
while nine soldiers We're hunting cattls they
came upon some Indians. A sEirmish ensued
The 1nciarS retsrAt~d short disrRrca aud
Were reinforced MAJOR Clark. with thirty
cavalry. CINE up with tOwItzers. The Indians
hey nede sand and drove the sOld,ers back
killing oae and wOuudlug one.
Samuel NIcholGon, a dry goods merchant q,
Philadelphia Is missing He left the cay TO
visit the falls Of Schuylkil. aud left ther-
Thursday evening m a boat. which v-.s fouud
drifting IN the rIyrr yesterday m Orniug with b
hat, coat, aud vest He hsd with him a gOl q
watch and considerable money aud fouI plsy
is apprehended.
II is reported that the Spanish Government
VIII make san Juan de Porto Rico ire port.
in case OF the ships Of the Royal MsI St@am
Packet Company, plying between Southsmp-
ton ard Aspinwall, Will stop AZ this port an
stead OF 81. Thomas. as n present
General Candy has issuc an order remittipe
TO The civil authorities, under the constitutions
approved by Congress, all the authority con-
ferrcd upon and hitherto exercised by him an
the Stat, 5 q North and South Carolina
By telegram from China. dated al Shsng-
hae, June q. forwarded by way of London, we
have a report 10 the effect that IL has been A.
Certfipsd that the Corr Ins bsheaded the crew
OF the American vessel General Sherman.
Thomas HoOpwood, a shoemaker, living an
StTstfoTd, Canada, on Saturday list. outraged
Al he Infldeiliy OF his wife and the dupliCity
O. MS spprenuce. severely maltreated the
woman. and with d shoemskers knife cut or
the boys ears.
Robert NJ. Douglas, a son OF Hon. Stephen
A. Douglss, hss entered upon ms duty IS Pr
yate Secretary TO Governor Holden, OF North
Carolina.
General Grsut aud psriy left Georgetown,
Colorado, for Cheyenne, yesterday.
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V'o ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,
pEPAnINESI OF rHs ISIxlIoI,

PENSION OFFICE. uly 18th <I86s
Application having been made under the act Of
June ., lcoI Tor the reissue OF the following de-
: fibec Land w arrants, which alleged To have
y, lost or testroyed,-Notice ID hereby given
Tbs At the date following the desert ptOn Of each
rarrsnt, new certificate or warrant Of ike tenor
vii be reissued, IL valid objection should then
sFPear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. a I'D, for leo acres issued nder the acr Of
March :, ISIS. IN the name of KELLOGG Perry and
ss granted November Is, 1855. August g. 1855
N % Tor ~ acres, issued under the act of arch
: 80, IT the name 81 Cieme nee HALEY, widow Of
re- Harley deceased, snd was granted May 20
l 30. august 2. 1875.
70 S9,2Fhs Tor loD acres, issued under the act of
- 'rUery IL, lSH, in the name Ut Willis Leafh
atnNE and heir at iAw OF Clark b. Leath deceased
~ Wa.s granted Mag 81, 1919. August p, 1875
No oil, for lSo acres, issued under the act OF
March ). ISIS, In the name Of Harrison Corum and
= a. granted October =. 1850. September s, 1873
No. o9aSs, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March 5. 1855 IN the nArnes D. the minor children
81 Andrew Record, deeesse (, and was granted July
4. lo5.. September le, ls6o.
Ne 0,lSl, for l0 acres. issuel ander the act o.
February II, $50, in the name OF EiIzaheth Thomp-
s,u- mother and heir st-lAw of Daniel MskHster
Thompson, deceased. and was granted September
"a: ~. September u, ls6s.
NJ. s3lo4, for LOO acres, issued under the act Of
February II, lSa. in the name of Erasmus Ben
No; S.o5l. for len acres. issued under the act of
March 5, lo5S. in the name of Harrison Corum. and
Sas granted October :, ls56. September s, 1865.
NO Sl-A2 Tor lie acres, issued under the act o
March J. l15S. IN the name OF Adam yroman. and
" - granted June g. ls5T. October n. l,as
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREFNRRIER Co w VA

These Springs 40 long ard favorably known to
Tie seekers of health nd pleasure, will . 4
trJpen Tor the reception OF visitors on VAV
'ie lst OF June. Win extensive improve 4ss III
reuts and general refGTnishing Of the estAblisE-
KENT We VIII b. prepared for the comfortable ac-
s1rf PERSONS.
hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. 80 eminen tiy ser
Nifeable In connection with the internal use Of
Use Atersiiye waters. are always at the command
OF the visitor.
one OF the best City BANDS OF MUSIC will be
u atte ndance to eniiven the LAWNS and the BALL
HOOM; ard a suitable LIVERY will be open to
tA- use OF those who may desire to indulge In
hyrsebaek or carriage exercise.
charges will be IS day, or $50 per month;
Children under 10 years, and coloced servants half
Sfic-' white servants according to accommoda-
tIOns.
No fort or exp ense will be spared en- the part of
TIE Proprietors To manage this estAbl ishmsut in
= amer best calculated IL promote the comtsrt Of
Visitors IN every respect
White sulphur Springs, w. Va, A. ril nth, 1883
81 For a full account Of the MEDICINAL EYFI-
CACy ASDAPPLICABILITY Of hese waters 20 pArticu-
Tar diseases the reader is referred the late work
- DR.. NORMAN, on the Mineral W aters OF the
nlted States and Canada" 70 be found at Messrs
NELLY & PETS, Baltimore and other Book
stores: PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI
FHI SPRINGS. containing much valuable in
= rmstion. can be obtained without CHARGE OF
M---Ts COLE NAN BOGEBS, Baltimore.
81 ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
NcRTh or wnsT; via WASHINGTON, COR.
BONsVlLLE. STANTON, to GOvINGTON, BY
Rail, thence by Fine Line Of Stage Coao hes on 3
veil grated Turnpike, ~ Miles TO the Springs.
e SEQ In
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A Young Man with Three Wives MarrfrS
His Fourth.

A few months since a young man calling
hlrpselt JohE White came into shannon town.
snip End Obtained some KIND of employment
We are not informed Whist. He almost lmme-
diat"iy attempted 10 win the favor of a certain
young lady an the town, but sue very plainly
told blm thar she would have nothing 20 saw 10
stranger. He went into Sis nuon yIIIag..
changed his name, and shortly after retura1i
70 the south part Of the town, prepared for a
iresh attSck upon the esteem and affections OF
some fair one. BY careful attention. ~. soor
won the IA Eor OF a Gel tain young lady OF good
family, whose name We suppress, and they
We're m?rrlcd- A while after their marriage
they PAID visit 70 bus mother. The old lady
very kindly Informed her SON that be was
working up bad career, and that as this Wa
the fourth wife he bad brought home IA.
mustn bring sny more. OF course thIs an
nouncement necessitatef a hasty departure, the
young wife Fastening back 70 her fathers.
White. who had accompanied her. gently re-
minded ner that II she should s.teIl Of what she
had heard a. her mothers &C would Kill her
Immediately upon their return. White borrow
ed horse OF her father, aud some money, we
believe OF Der brother. stating that he wished tO
go 10 shannon. He failed 10 return. and moth
ing was heard from him for some weeks except
that lac had sold the horse.
Subseq uent events prove That he went 20 Cha
cage, foime the acq ualnt1nce Of sister Of The
young lady WI HON he bad so recently ruarried
OF marriage, ana the youag lady like a ditifuI
daughter, Wrote TO her parents, referring tn.
matter 10 them. By means of this letter Of th-
cOnsIderaie daughter to her parents, the villain
was unearthed- Measures Were prernpflv
taken Tor his arrest. and we learn th,t Ia a.
now an custody, with not very catering PROS
poets before him.-LanGTt H. Baaasr
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nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On tse petition Of JULES DkBATYAis' Of
Rev foIk, " IL executor Of the estate of Victor
Beaumont, deee.sed, praying for the extension
~ spstsnt sTsntea 20 the said Victor Beaumont
the "a oAy OF Oetooer 1884, for IN improy ernent
m steam 1so2e. Tor seven years from the expirA-
tlon o. sa pam ~. which takes place the Sd
Is ordered that the said petition be heard ut the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th DAY Of e. ITEM
Der next. ct II O'Clock s,d ali Ne rsons A. nofi
ned 70 appear and show cause, II any thev have
why AAid petition ought net 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nle in the Patent Once their objections specially
day Of hearing; al testimony ned 6y either party 70
b. used st the ssla neslx must BE takes snd trAns
which win be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and ogher paDern reiisG 4 roo q to-
tmony must be died IN the once t,rssy days before
the day Of hearing; the Lgunsnts, 10 any, within
Ordered also, that this police 0e lnblished in<he
Rspablicsn and the INTEL Eenc-r, .sdi,Tsea, d.
Q week for three slces ge weeks, the hrst Of
said publications 70 b ss issss NV ssxs Previous
gyaw3w Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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OMr Seeden, OF Albany, VI, tried 10 Gu
on his head with scythe, AND faded IN thai,
either because his neck was too tough or tn.
scythe too dull Then he jumped into a river.
whence he was pulled out by has friends ne
fore life was extinct, snd 90 sas cheated twio-
OF his purpose
~An children between ten aad 6f,.eu
wears of age employed m rse Massach s.tt,
mills and factories. According 70 law, have 20
be provided with three month"; schooling every
year.
nfty men employed in the Lackawanns and
Bloomsbury Rsiircsd shops struck fsw days
ago on the eight-bou- Question. finy w~rs
discharged anc about thirty have retursed 20
work.
~Isingiasz las been discovered an. large
quantities In Cstswba County, NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-25

"a RIGHT I'll TRAGEDY A TRAGEDY has oc-
CURED al MiddleSurg, Logan County, Ohio of
character much resembling the celaorst-t
Congressman Hamilton anair-the principal
difference being ire absence of rels'lousb,D
between the partcs. Mr.. Marshall who
has been IN sane and arceraied in the Cen
ual ONO Lunatic Asylum, was SEM hom.
lum- who said he was WE'LL but he Was NOT
During The alteration of has md he has taken
a dislike 10 one of has neighbors, named Nor
VILE, and has tree uently threatened MIN with
violence. Both of these men were attending a
trial al Middieburg. II appears that Marshall
was armed and considered dangerous. and
that efforts Were made 10 take away his wesp-
ons. During the alteration which followed
he killed Mr.. Noryllle aud stabbed a brother
of the murdered man. Marshall has been con-
veyed to the Bel,efontsine jail. An Of these
parties live near Newton. Union County,
prominent men, and at the last election was a
candidate Tor Sheriff.
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE co..
BAN nss
PrrryrsrH STREET, OPPOSITE rzsAvpv
Buy and De stoarrent market rssss, and
constantly on hand . full supply OF all
CONVENIENT BONDS,
sIvEE-TRIRTIRs AND SsMPuUHp
INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS. &c.. sxseassa
and collections made on al Accessible points,,
scI-6
r IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WAsHINGTOH,
Il. D CeoKE, tof Jay Cooke q o., :, President.
WIZ. q. HUNTINGDON Cashier.
GovEREMKNT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE yHrrEl
STATES,
lss" sfrsss, opsosiis tas Treasury DSysssnsss.
Government Securities with Treasurer unis,<
States,
~ONE MILLION DoLLARS~
We buy and sell ell classes Of GOVERNMEE.
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and wake Col,scsso~,
is ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rH1
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST F4VORABLk Terms, and give cara.
full attention to
ACCOUNTS OF s USIAESS MEN s.S FIR Ms
and to any other business entrusted to M,
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOyERN.
MINT LOANS at all times oheerfully furnished.
VIM. 8. HuSTINaTeH. Cashier.
Washington, March -, 1855. mH.u
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INEY POINT TEL,
SALT WATER BATHING

This fAvorite resort, having been Thoroughly rem
Grated, With increased cottage and other r 4
= sommedalicns, NEW BALL ROOM, HAY
BOW LING ALLEYS, SC, will be opened ie.aU
or the recep tion Of visitors on the FIRST Oh
u LI, wheE Ihe subscriber soicits a Continuation
Of patronage heretofore literally bestOw ed non
HIM An excellent bant ef Music in ATTENDANCE
ard per 81 50
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VIM. MITCHELL, Proprietor.

STEAMERS LEAVE WASHINGTON every
r.. Tuesday at Il O'Clock m, wednesda ~
Sta az O'Clock a.. On Friday at O'Clock
a. n. and Saturday At o clock q. m |:
anc LEAVE BALTIMORE every Tuesday at 4
c'clcck . n Friday 81 O'Clock ,. m, and Satur-
Cav a. O'Clock .. N. Touching, going and return
luc. AZ the Point. elS-tf
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$ llchcsirr hss temporarily Interrupted travel
On ne bSlumore snd ONO raiirosd, though a.
sfNrectco n 81 tryv vel v III be rs umed today
ivy Ia lheir psssenesrs scrosS the brok-n
trincss. The through pa.Senrers fr~-n ana 20
WASHINGTON are conveyed by - eusss be-
tween The "a aden sud Pressas~s 81 aeaots
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RY GREEN 4 wILLIAhs, ,.,
No. s26, Southsas. csrner of7th aud d streets
CHANCERY SALE

CdANCEhI BALE
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Su prsme
Court of the District of Columbia. passed IN GER
tain cause therein pending, i'm which Ann Bean OF
al are complainant. and Joseph Hymer ct al. are
defendants, (No. H. Equity pSSkst No. 81
will sell, At public auc ion. on MONDAY, the Sd
DAT Of August, A. , 1883, on the premises, At S
scribed in the bill filed in said Cause. follows
Lots no. =, S. Il, and the north Al feet Of Lot is,
in Square No. 40. fronting I'd and canal streets
east. and n and streets south. Also, part Of Lot
No. s, In square No. III, beginning for said part
at point II feet distant from the northern corner
OF said square, fronting on the corner Of Sd and
streets east, and running south about IL feet in
ches; thence west 81 feet So inches; thence north
about IL feet inches, and thence east to the place
Of beRin ning, with the improvenents, Consisting
Of three story basement and attic Brick Houses
Also, Wostory Brick and Frame House. Also,
pert OF Lot No s. in square No. 774, beginning for
fhe sane at point distant g feet II inches from
the portheast corner Of said square, and running
so tn With the line Of LIST street east S feet to Lot
No 4 in said square; thence along the dividipe
lie OF said lots No, I'D 5, 100 feet II inches;
ti,ence along the dividing line Of lots and In
add square IS feet and thence 100 feet II inches 70
tn place Of beginning. toeether With the prove
mSnto consisting of . tWo- story Frame House. kc
third cash, and the fesidus In two ouai insfsl
mint q and u months, with interest from The
Dr. Of uale secured - the satisfhctou OF the Trus
tee Stamps and conveyancfng Ct cost q purchaser
so dswn on Zach r Ri.Ss e RsSIsEtI ckss .ola
GRBEN WILLIAMS.
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