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ALEXANDRIA.

FIRE-A fire occurred on Saturday night in
the alley between King and Cameron, anr
Union and Water streets, which DESTROYED the
avlary OF Thomas Kell & Bain's stables. The
loss was not heavy. Kell had a large number OF
pigeons, being engaged in raising squads and
pigeons for market. The birds, frightened out
OF their nests by the noise, would Az out, but
after turn or two, fly back into the flames
Wnere they were at once burned to death.
DARING INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.-A DARING
put unsuccessful attempt was made Friday
night 10 fre one Of the two frame houses OF Mr.
Albert Slsson, on Paine street, between King
ana cameron streets. The house is undergoip1
Improvement, and Mr.. Sisson was at work i'm one
OF the upper rooms when the smell of smoke
caused him to come below, where he found a
pie Oh shavings and chips against the wall, and
part OF the wall in light blaze. The flames
were eXunguished speedily and no alarm was
sounded.
WAsHINGToNIANs UPsEr.-A hack contain
ing parties from Washington while being driven
along the bernie bank of the canal basin Friday
evening, near the lime kiln of Mr.. Francis, was
upset and rolled down into the shallow water.
The only damage done, however was the break
ing or the pole, which the bystanders soon
spnced, and the vehicle proceeded on its way
TO the capital at a rapid pace. Among its occu-
fire water.
STOLEN GOODS ACCOMPLISHMENTS, de-
tectlve Coomes, of Washington, and policeman
ONeal, of this city, recovered a silver waiter
ana castor stand from the secondhand clothing
store " man named Rafferty,, on King street,
near Columbus, which had lately been stolen
from parties in Washington.
LAND SALE.-Brawner & Co.. land agents. of
this city, sold on the 18th inst. the farm of Mr..
Geo. Newman, in Prince William county, con-
tanning 80 acres, to Mr.. Minor Lawrence of HUI
ron county, Ohio, for s7Oe.
The BATTLE OF MANAssAs-The great and
lopg-talked-of chicken fight tor 800 will come
of at Manassas on Thursday and Friday next,
the oath and 18th inst.
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HYpRoPHoBIA-A Shocking Case Long
Isldnd- Terrible Suffering and Death by Sufo-
cdtion.-On Wednesday OF last week, citizen of
Queens, Long Island, named Henry klean. was
attacked by aferociOus dog and badly bitten.
The attack of the brute was observed by Messrs.
Rowland and Gillen who drove the dog away,
and carried Klean to the POst-office, where his
wounds were dressed. He was afterwards re-
moved to his home, where he finally recovered
SO as to be able to resume his everyday duties.
On Thursday last his conduct excited suspi-
cion; he complained of feeling dizzy, which
was attended by nausea and vomiting.
He entered the lager beer saloon Of Mr..
Schmidt, and asked for a glass of lager, which.
when offered he refused to accept, and left the
house. Under the horse shed he observed a pail
Of water, which he frantically seized and dashed
to the ground. He then started on a run for his
residence. He dashed open the door in a par
oxysum OF terror, yelling with delirium and
pain, frothing from the mouth and bleeding from
the nose. He continued unrelieved i'm his suffer
ings for about An hour, and as he seemed to
grow worse, it was found necessary to cause his
death by sm0thering him between feather beds
He leaves large family, but they are well pro-
viaed for, as he was man possessed of consider
able wealth.
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GEORGETOWN.

SALE or FIVE RBsIDEScK.-John 7. Ro.us.
real estate broker, has sold the large double
and Sd streets, opposite the Visitation Canvent
and now occupied by Senator Scott of Penn
svivania, to Benjamin +. Moxley for $4,000
cash.
meeting this morning at their rooms on Water
street and passed resolution adjouruing the
Board indefinitely or subject to the can OF the
President. O- VAC
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered and cleared-stea-
Entered-Sloop Leaman, King. AIexandrjs
with wheat for Hartley s. Brother.
TEMPERANCE MEETING will be held at
Forrest Hall Tomorrow evening at TX o'elock
viii speak. 0'Ae'''
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THE PRICES OF GoODe AND CorToN.-The
New York Tribune remarks that the general
trade OF New York has steadily improved since
the price of gold has become more steady.
Among buyers, 1t says, there is considerable
comparison of the present prices and those
ruling before the war; few articles are selling
a. cheaply as that time, and some even cheaper,
considering the price Of raw material and the
Increased rates Of duty. The Tribune says
" 1t must be remembered, however, that the
cost of labor, the cost Of building factories and
constructing machinery, the rates of duty and
the prices of raw materials are very much
greater now than In 1851, and that much time
must pass before these items Of cost can be
made to correspond with those Of ante-war
times, even with gold at par and specie pay
ments resumed" .a~.- ~
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- Boys, and men too, who have persistently
whistled "Shoo Fly" for the past SIX months.
are advised to try . change Of air.
Brigham's missionaries report that people
Esst care little about Salt Lake religion, but
AK n to money-making chances
Lwenty coopsrs IN Peoria, Illinois, have
contract TO make barrels tor 4 Iesd,ne dIstiIIer
Oh Peoria At ninety cents each, q share OF the
pronts accruing to the association. The coopers
e :, ssSeiation are receiving from
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1"Shoo Fly" is extending to Germany.
lar. fNf
1Youths of Is, "of Industry and morality .,
are to vote in California. An exchange thinks
it won't make much difference
0The Providence Journal gravely saws that
the dispatch from Wyoming relative 70. the wo-
IN Jurors ud not statewhether il was the wo-
men or the men that wd,ld not agree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

DAMAGES FOR MOB VIoLENCE.-As hereto
fore stated, the Court of Appeals of MARYLAND.
in the case of Col. Daniel Dechert, of tht.
Hagerstown Mail, against the Mayor and Cor
poraton OF HagerstOwn, affirmed the judgment
OF the Circuit Court of Washington county BY
this decision Col. Dechert comes into possession
OF 81 200; The suit was brought against the
corporation for damages in allowing mob 70
destroy Col0hei Decherts printing office, in the
year 1862. The State Legislature, We MOTTO. als1
has just passed a law TO indemnify Mr.. Shaw. of
Westminster, for damages to his property by a
mob during the late war. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

A MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE OyEI-
DA's CAPTAIN.-Captain Albert De Groot. of
New York, suggests that meeting of sea can
tains be at once called to express their admira-
ton of the conduct of Captain williams, OF III.
Inflated Oneida, and to urge upon the govern
ment the propriety Of erecting a Suitable
monument to Captain Williams, at Annapolis.
where the young men who are to officer our ships
hereafter would see it, and be continually re-
minded by 1t of the requirements of an, offce
post In times of great peril, and OF the unfading
honor that will ever attachto their faithful full.
ilments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

THE estate OF CAMDEN AND AMBoY."-
be congratulated upon the early adjournment
Of her Legislature. At all times, 1t is q poor,
weak, pliable concern, sitting not for the inter
est OF the State 10 much As for that Of her rail-
road monopolies. Its business primarily Is TO
ass mble at Trenton, ascertain what b the win
and pleasure of the joint companies, submit to
daily prescriptions OF Jersey lightning 1t the ex-
pense OF the Camden and Amboy, smoke bad
ct all hours Of the night With the NONE Of IT'D
boisterous carousals, read weak speeches writ
ten TO order ct Princeton or Philadelphia, and
"git up and git, to the supreme relief and hap
Trenton ''gin millso -S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

OBSTACLES" RENovKD.-A continuation of
the session of the intermediate term of th,.
Circuit Court for this county was held the
present week, Judge Lynch on the bench On
Monday, the awards of the third Jury of con-
demnatiOn on the lands of VIM. T. Dove and
Chandler Keys, for the use of hsIBaitirnore
and Ohio Railroad Company, came up for rati
fcatiOn. After the examination of several wit
nesses, and lengthy arguments by the counsel
the whole matter to the Court, and abide its
decision. Accordingly. on Wednesday morning.
his honor awarded VIM. T.. Dove -. 100 and
Chandler Keys 81 ,900-S150 more in each case
than the jury awarded. The obstacles, re-
moved, we trust the work will now be prose-
cuted to completion as speedily as possible
Rockville Sentinel, 18th inst
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The WoMEN-The women seem to he in ear
nest with their progressive ideas, as the follow
ing will show:-Mrs. Stanton, Miss ANTHONY.
ana miss Dickinson are lecturing to crowded
audiences ali over the country; Caroline HoonSr
colored, is featuring in South Carolina on ssThe
Work Before U.s. women have sat on a grand
jury in wyoming Territory; a woman has been
admitted TO the bar in Chicago; three others are
studying law and one medicine in Michipan.
women are successful practicing physicians i'm
almost every city in the country; the anniyer-
sary OF the National Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton is to be held in New York on the IItb of
Nav, "a
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING THE MAIL-A man
named Riddick, mail agent on the Seaboar,I
ralroad, was arrested in this city on THURSDAY
evening, on charge Of robbing the mall liz
seems that valuable packages have been mis-
ing, and one or two special detectives were de
tailed Tor the purpose of tracing out the rob-
berry, which they did, and arrested him RiI
dick, who is extremely well connected in this
portion OF the State, we learn has confessed 20
nave taken seventy-fve dollars of the money
lost. he was taken to Richmond for e1amina-
ton.-NorfoH ViryiniaR.
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BrREzowsKI. the Pole, who was in penal SER
vitude for attempting to assassinate the Gar on
escaped the other day from tho French penal
settIenent In New Caledonia. After three DAYS
be was recaptured, in state OF complete ex.
hausfion. He had not tasted food for ffty-two
hours. and under the pressure Of his suffefing,
slthouah he had been kindly treated, his mlnd
gave way, % that be Is now almost idiotic.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE BEST Is THE CHEAPEsT.-Dooley's
ton of tie best, but the cheapest baking powder
now in use. Strictly pure in its combination,
and so exactly proportioned that there Is no
trouble in making light, sweet biscuits, rolls,
further in the culinary department than two
pounds Of any others in the market. Try it and
be convinced. For sale by all Grocers in guam
titles TO suit eos
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LIMITED sTArls PAf1NT orrIoE,

n On the petition Of EDW ARD A. TUTTLE' q,
brooklyn, New Yotk, pnyine for the extension Of Of
pHtent GRANTED to him on the 10th dav IN Inn
issS' and re.issued IN the 18th day of Novemher
tors: anu Nehtila-
II 10 ordered th9 the testimony IN the cs.. r..
closed on the l0ti day IF Nav next: thai 20, ne
time lot ming arguments and the Examiner,s w,
be limited to the 9th day of May next .nd pas
sssG peusion Be eard on the 18th day Of May
DeAs' ANY person nay oPposs this extension :, =
uno SAMUEL s. FISHER.
u,h s-isW"W Commissions M p.esn
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INDICTMENT TO BgY A GOOD SEWING Ma
CHINE.-Willcox s Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ms
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4os Seventh street, between b
and z. Eli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner of 9TH street and Louisiana avenue, Is open
from $50 to 100 o'clock every Saturday evening
in addition to its regular banking hours II
pays interest on deposits. s
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Il has obtained from the Orphans Court al " ~.
i2gt9n County in the District Of Columbia, lett :,
LIAM LEWIS, late Of " sxhington county sfor.-
ssid. deceased. All persons having claims asaias,
.ne sa,o deceased are hereby warned T. exhibit
on or before the 18th dag Of February next: they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from al benedt Of
of February, lS70 -
fs d lavsws CHARLES h. q. LEWIS.
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~ BuiEAu OF YARps AND Docks,
TIL. t;,,. g. February q. 1870.
Dock called for s. adSertisemsns s. or ms Re-
as'sS DecenbS To- 1850, Is hereby extended 70
sneh o. me Old a OF March. 1870, at which tine
eAnws DAHI1L AMMEN, Chief Of Buresu.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SuBgsrxxcR,l
Richmond, Va, March 2, R7o. (
,, proRossls ia duplicate, Will be received a.
i"r supplying the following articles az barrels
ENira -Four, 10 barrels Family Flour, IS pounds
soap, 700 pounds Ham, $50 pounds Breakfast Bacon
S.o POUNDS Java Coffee, lgreen) 600 pounds Crushed
rnuear, oy pounds Granulated Sugar, 800 pounds
ppssiecated God Fish; lin boxes,) 40 pounds Dried
Psaches, 80 gallons Picked Cucumbers, IS bottles
enerklns, quarts IL cans Green Peas, "a cans Pine
Ratrberry jam; - pounds Mustard, 50 pounds Yer.
mlceiil' S cans Yeast Powder. 1e pounds Lard 10
pounds Butter, s. gallons Lard OH
Conditions, &C., az heretofore
3. A PORTER.
mh5-6t Brevet MAJOR, q. 8. A, A.Oe
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DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will be
located i'm the more eligible rooms, No. 535 18th
street, opposite U. s. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet
without pain or inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with care Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment- Hours from q. m. to p. m. Owing IN
press of business at office. DR.. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p. m
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmusOmemta, "a,

NATIONAL fBEArKR--Jos. jefferson as "Rir
Van Wrinkle"
Hall.
SnITH & STRoNs's ART GALLERY, 245 r Il.
AARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4s6 7th street.
bARLow's ART GALLERY, 2s7 Pa. aysnus.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court u
Washington county. in the District of Columbia.
letters Of adnnstrsti9n on the personal estate Of
aforesaid, deceased An persons having, claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
subscriber. on or before the 9th day of March
next; they may otherwise BY aM be excluded from
this 5th day OF March, 1870.
NH. laN3w. URlAS HURST, Administrator
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GEORGE JOHNSON AND JAMES STEWART ar
rested for the larceny OF the clay machine, as
noticed In The STAR of Saturday, were en-
ployes of the Fifth Ward scayepqer instead OF
the Sixth, a. stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

The above comprise only a small portion OF our
immense stock of goods: Each department Is filled
with NEW and CHOICE FABRICS
The lowest price will be named at once. All goods
warranted to be as represented by the statesmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

kNIGHTs OF PYrHIAs.-Supreme Chancellor
samuel Read, of New Jersey, will arrive in this
CITY on thursday next. The proceedings Of the
,sst session Of the Supreme Lodge, held in New
the memoeIship. Aessrs. Clarence n. Barton
and a. y. Cayis, Of this city, will commence the
pubLicanoh; on 9o OF about the LIST of April, of q
the knights Of Pythias, entitled 1Tbe Snrig Of
Myrtle" the prospectus Of which has already
been issued.
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VIOLATING A CORPORATION LAw.-Alexan-
der Harris and Michael Fitzgerald were arrested
horses Within ifssen feet Of q pump. They
were fined by Justice Schmidt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

DE-. r. N. SrlIxsrIxLp, physician and sur.
eeon has established his once at 1873 9th street.
between n and o streets. DR.. 5. Is graduate.
With high honors, Of the medical department OF
Georgetown College. See his advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

I'm FRANCE and the original Heidsieck whose
,sinss have become 30 Immensely popular in
America. Schultze & Taller, 10 Beaver street.
New York, are the Sole Agents for the United
States.
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TINITHp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WASHING roN, D. G., March 2, 1870.
On the petition Of ISAAC A. DUNHAM, OF North
Bridesvster, Mass, praying for the extension OF
for IN improvement in Shotmaker's Edge Planes:
1t 10 ordered that the testimony in the case be
cloeed on the 2tth day OF May next; that the time
limited to fhs Cd day Of june next, and that said
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
mhe-lav3 Commissioner Of Patents
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UNIFIED STATES rASESsr S Ssr.C1 .

On the petition Of RDiIIx =. BALL and Id
WIN ?. BALL, Of Chioopee. 49,, adninistrssors
of patent GRANTED TO the said William BAN On IT,
9th das Of Nay, 1850, for an improvement in 0p-
it II ordersd that the testimony In the CO. n.
closed on the esh day Of April next; that the Tin.
for 6lng arguments and the Examiners revort -
limited 10 he 9th day Of May next and thsf al 4
petition be beard on the nth day Of Nay next
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL b. FISHER
mis- wsw Comm ssiopsr "a De. A.
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FCNERAL--Yesterday the funeral Of the late
Conrad Heshler took place from his residence,
on Flint street east. near II street north, and
was largely attended. Liberty Lodge, No. 6, X.
of p. was out IN large numbers, accompanied
nv a section of the Marine Band
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

11N1TTD STATES PATENT eFFICE.

IN ths ,etifion Of WILLIAM O. MAkTiN. Al.
ministrstor Of Jacob j. Mann, deceased, and HEN.
RY q. MANN, Of PittSnrs' Pa; PRAYING for the
Nm ana Henry r. Nam on the Sd day OF June.
~. Tor q Improvement IN Reapins Machines: :
clossd On the Sd day 4 Nay next; that the
tine Tor 6ling arguments md the Examiners report
III 1stffico be heard on the 18th day Of Msy nexf
Any SSrpon may Oppose this extension.
ONUEL D. FISHER.
mh4-lAW9W Commissioner OF Pateuts
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TIE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, d. Beck,
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. sos
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5,I:
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w. w. BURDETTE,

MIST
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Mr.. CHAs. A. kINNELL, WELL known C,ourtx
Constable, and who, 1t win be rememheraS
levied on some OF the furniture Of the N.vor,s
oftice, few weeks since, LETT his home, in South
short while, and has not been seen or heard
from aimee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-21

OFFICE U. 8. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
~ Corner Houston ana fiyeens Streets
Entrance on Greene Up q. Box 1911
NEW YORK CITY, March 7th lS0
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate will be received q,
o dhs once until the 9Th day Of April lao, At
points where stored, the following named Ordnance
stores, to wit:
Al 81. LoEis Arsenal, Mo-
2l93 Artillery Wallis. Saddles repaired.
ll1 Artillery yaliSe Saddles, repairable.
1858 Artillery Collars.
Al Rock Island Arsenal, H.
5e Artillery Collars.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right 10 re-
eSt all bids not deemed satisfactory
Isfms: Cash, IN Government funds; ten Der cent
on ne DAY OF sale, and the remainder when the pro
perty Is delivered. Thirty days will be allowed for
the removal of the stores "
Proposals TO be addressed TO the undersigned en-
lsrs." e"o ooa
Samples can be seen at this Agency or the Ar
senals For further information apply To the ander
signed. SRyScISNh oei
mhH6t Bvt. Col. U. s. 4 . Mai of nrdnanne
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The MARINE CoRPs.-This morning the usual
dress parade and inspection of the Marines at
the Barracks, near the Navy-Yard, took place
and gentlemen. The post Is now in command
Of Lieutenant Colonel Haywood, well known in
this city, and the battalion under his command
are, however, less than hundred effective men
on duty here now, not enough to perform the
.sual routine duties, and many Of the men are
now on duty every otter day, whereas when the
number Of men was sufficient the rule was two
days on and four of. Recruiting for the corps
Is stin going on, but very slowly.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.


RI THOMAS BOWLING. Auetr; seOrs.svp.
APMINIsrRArRrxs SAT-. OF HOUSEHOLD
AYP 6FFfSGs k An SGT s,
sell. q. a. q, g sss. q ss; . s
.ss Rss:s Of
mn. LOUISA v JA4Taks s Nom Adnsisfr. .
DKl GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.
Il; Sis' ii LE s k sf;S:: % ss5st
cheap sssps SGss IL
eents-s srseiai bd.sass: Richardsons and csher
rrs .oef Of Black and ccessa xsse sss .rm
een,srp: Ca,siners and Tveeds for hen and Boys.
sssd. s Ssds :, sN cents: .i.: and
.; % siH calf 10, p,, sES I, sIS
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,iOneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on GAY STREET. AT
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March
;%i.s. LSs No and the xs = par, q L iSs
south side of Gay street between Congress and High
Ss 81 on .9
q depth Of leo feet.
Terms; One,,hird cash; balance in one and t~o
cured by purchasers notes with deed OF trust the
property. Conyeyancing and stamps ~ the cost of
tie purchaser. 100 to be paid down when the pror
erty is struck of. Title perfect
ri THos. BOWLING, Auctr., Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE NEAR TENNALLYT0wN, n. q.
- By virtue OF . deed OF trust from Frederick
UpoJones and wife 60 the undersigned trustee.
-tearing date the 18th day of February, lss9, and
duly recorded in Liber and x. No. 9, folio Ga Of
he Of 10 nfy If ASH
and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned will on THURSDAY. the
24th day Of March, ls70. nj o'clock d. m, sell. on
the premises, near Tennsllytown, all that piece Of
land being part Of tract called st. Phillip and
Jacob and " Mtebaven,n beginning for the same ut
the southwest corner Of John Cephus' lot, thence
south 49,, east 40 u perches TO public road thence
with said road south 20 west 10 perches south 29
west 1l.64 perches. thence north A@. west III ~
perches thence south 81 west - perches thence
north 464, west $50 perches TO road thence north
81 east Do "a perches to the beginning. containing
81 100 acres, excepting and reserving four acres
and thirty seven hundredths therefrom.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; sufhcient to paw
months. Conveyancing and stamps at cost of pur-
chaser. S25 must be deposited upon the fall OF the
hammer. III the terms are not complied with within
i've days from day 81 sale, the undersigned
TIE right to resell the property the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser.
b. %. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property is near Conduit road, and about one
mile northwest OF Drover Rest.
fe22 2swtd THoS. BOWLING. Auct.