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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29
Srocxs AND MoNEY.-The San Fran.

no NAN
cisco Alta Of Monday says:
The stock market was strong this
morning. Crown Point, kentuck,
Yellow Jacket and Segregated Belcher
rose g. to $40. Chollar-reports for
week ending March %: Ore extracted
l,7O9 tons; average assay value Of ore
mined, $83 40 per ton; bullion shipped,
1913, 573 10. Crown Point = bullion
shipped ON the 18th, $12,665. Golden
Chariot-letters of the 18th and 10th
advise shipment Of $ls,494 IS, making
so far OH March account, $45,8 1872 Al.
A fair amount Of business was done in
the afternoon, alta pretty general ad-
vance. Alpha was 81 higher; Belcher,
50; Crown Point. $40; Gould & Curry,
$l4, including $l7 so delinquent as
sessmcnt. Hidden Treasure rose 81
Ophir, 81 Segregated Belcher, s.;
Yellow jacket, %. Savage was 50
lower. The importation Of gold coin
from Japan per last steamer nets about
$40, 900 at the Mint. 1t Is Of much
lower standard than previous importa-
tiOns,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

The late Horace Halves, Of San
Francisco, gave 4 farm Of 10000 acres,
valued at 300 per acre, for the found
Ing Of an educational institution. This
gives our California contemporaries All
opportunity for saying, Halves that
f,r hiCh?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

FNLEp.-Our sprightly San Fran
cisco correspondent, Jack Horner, fell
short Of getting his letter into the mail
bag yesterday morning, but it will be
here for to-morrow's News. Jack
Horaer Is the best letter-writer on the
Pacific coast,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

Missouri has determined on a re-
vision Of her Constitutional patriotic
document, the work of Drake and
others, who saved the State from re-
bcllion, and which is per consequence
hateful to her new rulers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

VrKGrSIA.-A tax Of one-half pei
cent. on incomes over $1,000 4 year
has just been imposed by the Legisla'
ture of Virginia. a tax of one-hali
per cent. has also been imposed Oh
the premiums received, andassessment:
collected by foreign insurance Com
panies. A license fee of 800 must be
paid by merchants selling by sample
The free public schools are to be sup
ported by n poll tax of one dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

NEW DREsS.-The san Francisco
Alta came out in a new typographical
dress last Monday morning, and pre-
sents n very neat and handsome ap-
pearance. The Alta is the oldest paper
on the Pacific coast, and 4 very sub
stan,ial one. 1t is very reliable in
commercial matters, and is the princi-
pal medium for mining companies ad-
vertisementS In San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

MANI people see in the Paris revolt,
the door opened for a crushing despot-
ism. Frances miSfortuneS may be
Napoleon's opportunity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

NINE of the German singing societies
Of Baltimore will attend the great
German Saengerfcst which takes place
In New York next July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29
STRAY HOGS

HJoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ all owners Of hogs running at
large within the limits OF the Town ofQ@r
Gold Hill, that the Town Ordinance AA
IGkINST HOGS RUNNING AT LARGE will
be strictly enforced on and after March 22d. All
sueh animals found running loose In violation oil
aid Ordinance will be arrested and impounded
according to law.
By order Of tho Board Of Town Trustees.
HIRAM CRANDALL,
Town Marshal.
Gold Hill March 8. 1871. me-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

The scoundrels In New York who
are engaged in swindling people by
sending them offers to sell counterfeit
money, are being captured and sent to
mil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

The expectation of oysters for seed
to England is a new. feature in the
American oyster trade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

A MAN who buried a bag Of gold dust
in Denver in 1862, valued at $4,000,
returned from Idaho in search of 1t re-
Gently, and found it intact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

HABITUAL drunkenness Is to be
made a ground for tho Impeachment
of q State officer in Michigan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

SYLvANUs COBB, JR., of the New
York Ledger, is said to have written
seyenty-five miles Of stories.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

A LITTLE girl at Patterson, Nj, re-
Gently, was choked to death by acci-
dentally swallowing ar India rubber
wind-bag, such rs children play with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

This month Of March, throughout
the United States, is reWarkable for
Its rains and storms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

EVEN progress backward Is better
than stagnation, which Is death.
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NEW TO-DAY.

LAST NIGHT OF THE
Great Hit of MassaniellO!
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Rr LATIMER h OLEARY, Auctioneers,
- fSucceBors to Cooper Latimer,
Southwest corner Of Pennsy Ivania sy and lith q,

Rr LATIMER 4 oLEARY, Auetionesru.
S,nthv.s, Isucce'ors to Cooper Latimer.,
T IasE kRsi SALE 4T sAVcT5os eE HAND:
EIIf tsHsT pA TiTS
6O0 VOLUMES SELECT BoOKs. AM
a BY virtue of deed Of trust to me. the sub
90 & a. D fsI lss sl and se duly
trct OF Columbia, shall offer Al Uu5ic .c, us
ST es;h on, on the premises I2la street betwesn
March. ISL; commencing at 10 O'Clock q m ali
me personal property mentioned in the schedule
scribed as follows -' NC
one fms Medal lion Carpet.
Six Chairs 10 match.
Ten Chairs, I,chly crnamented.
One : mail aHd enc Ue9 Caro- t Table
One Rosewood Piano,
fG set. sae s Satin se Curtains.
Two sets fine D.ce Curtains.
Two large size Size F Rsrt Ga MasI0r
Two Fancy Diyans.
Five hand best quality Brussels Carpets
Rosewood and Walnut Bedstesds,
Rosewood and v ain ut Bureaus. marble ,o,,
Rosewood and Walnut wsshsIands, marble top,
Ma,trerses, Bols,ers, Pillows, Comforts. aad Bed
Linen sheets, Bolster and Pillow Cases.
Chairs, Comm odes and Corner Racks
And in each room silk, Kep and Lace Curtains,
DINING ROOM
one Brussels Csspet. handsome pattern.
Tw4lve Dining Chairs,
One Sofa. two sideboards,
One Mirror, one Mentei CLOCK.
S Ss9lsss sn sas YRsEi q 1 Ss's.'
Silver plated Castors, Forks, and Spoons,
One set of fine Silk Rep Curtains.
One elegant Brussels Carpet,
One elegant Walnut Library Table,
Chairs and Lounge to match,
One Library sidebOard.
TWO fins ainut Bookcases.
man MAGAZINE complete; Annual Register
Three sets silk Rsp Curtains
One large Ran approved pattern, with Furniture
Two ksfrigerators.
Chairs, Tables, Queensware, aad Utensils in full
SERVANTS ROOM.
Furnished Tts With Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus
stoSes in eli IL the chambers.
bat Rack and d ell U airs.
Uicloth and CARPET upon the passage and stairs.
a. CeCsh p nj on the said nth day q
ground u the sasd city Of kncxn an
described as LOT numbered nineteen Ii9), in David
sons subdivision Of square numbered two hundred
'front.' evenings house broom sSns
trimmings. and containing sixteen comfortable
north. between la,h and 18th Street: Vest. '"'e'
TerRs: Sl,00 cash; balance in three, six, Lime
Ss Al ~
revenue stamps al the expense OF the purchaser.
deposit Of sac viii e EsRYlfsd Sss the hoS:s
mh6 dads LATIAER OLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.


Rf WIN. L: WALL CO., Aaetioneers.
- Oriaipal horse and Carriass Bazaar.
NC - LouisiAns avenue. between 9th and 10th aus
60 HIhp OF DROVE HoEsEs AND MULES.
SAkRih6ks, EXPRESS wASoNs, HAH-
Mis.yUsi; OSLO ksD .RnysYLvAHIA
DROVE HOksEs AND PRIVATE sioux.
~ On SATURDAY MORNIEa, March lth,
- iEl, commencing ct I O'Clock. re ~ill sell,
q. at our Bazaar. on Louisiana avenue. between
'-o ~" go HEAD OF HORSES,
IGsf arrived. oDg whicn will be found soms very
nnS yJnat HSssss s.s asd yscrs old in paIs
sepper.; al o. which viii BE- sold under gusr-
aniee ssrepreseh;ed by the .uctionesr.
wagon. Ambulance, Express W asons. Rocka~ays,
Carts. II aIness, 30.
Tf1i5 ;;s day. shag 4sp.s a.s
VIM. l.. WALL o.. Auctioneers.
RY HAN q. ADDISON, Auction-er.
Now Horse ARD Carriage Bazaar,
NOS ~ and sIS W ,t5eet: south Of Penn
PEREMPToRY SALE OF WESTERN VIZ.
H0RsEs AND MULES. PRIvATE srcCk.
CAkkl AGES WAGONS. EKPRESS WAGONS,
CARTS, HARNFSS. FEED 1ROUGHS, &c. y
~ On SATURDAY MORNING March Ith.
@ Eli 6 mmencns At 10 O'Clock. viii sell. at
- the Bazaar, two q TUy e. Of hSrses aua 4 aids
Just srriveG from Western yirrirfs AID PeHnsyI
rahiA. Also large Enmter Of Private Hor-e- anu
"n.es, oaIi .ases, asons, Carts, Earatss, ~.
h ~ sa.r VEN me y-ung hr'es Y'sT. OH Is
Ct use-
4. AL stock warranted as represented ~ the auc-
hOrses and Mules always GU baud ct pIi..,. safe
The Bazaar is open daily for the transac ton o.
Regular sale dsys-Tu. sdays, Thursdays. and Sat
urdsys' without regare to vel. her
IL Auctr aud Commission Merchant.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
la GkEEN & VILLA Ms, Auctioassrs.
- No Ste, Ssutheast cornee nh end y streets.

IA GREEN VILLA Ms. Auetsoassrs,
- No Sis, s'atheast corses I'M end D s.rssfs.
CATALOGUE SALT OF T,sKyRsscH PLa-s
if$s ssx ssS sf IN
TIN g. AIS %ALSE aAts ssrs IA
Bbk kEpSr v fsHBLhS n hA .I Tor s,RE,
VII sarfT ssSsaEtiS"sie
STTfssLs. HAsk hgFk AND sPkise MAT
.f EE sssHhIs kEfS1fS
w. is;i ~ oelcs Rf , TN a, q sh. a.'h
At At he late r ,s, Of ,.usn. e.a q
in the West I'D being houss No. 1855 IN
flowing gOod', viz
IN rBE PARLnRs
Ten large french Colo, ID kns..rins.. very costly
Two PsrloT suits, upboi,tsfed In crimson silk ds
One yer, fne " iI,on C4rpef, nearly ne. 70 0roe''
Rosss goo. Walnut, Gilt and othsr Marble. tor
Gee brot ze Gard Receiver, Large Urns.
nsnIsome pan'ei or"sment, very costly.
hs assna frsn ,.i Brcn,e Chandeliers and Side
Three pieces Of Bronze Sfatusry
Black Walnut Marble top sideb src..
In, P P9,in upn9'steTsd IN greearep,
Ea alPp e 1lRRi1s and h sscsp.ion Chats.
Plated Casters, Wine stands, And other Plate,
White French China Dinner Set, in pers.c. order
S3lored Ftsnch China Desert Set in perfect order
Cnt Glass Decsnters, Tumbler. and Goblets,
Chsmgagne: Wine and other Glasses,
Csana eliers crumb Giot i%u and nd SuS ssn'
and s: soay Of
Fh I'm Il, Three , ply and !nsr,in gaIpets
CHAMBER FURHITURl,
k Rissk E E:In; RRrss:ias bureaus.
Wardrobes, Chsrr. Tables. SC.
Hair, Husk and spring sttress-s.
China and lis Toilet Sets.
articles which We deem t. meniio4 D.a tht
ThOIe making it sale well worthy the attention Of
can n. Be h:a L. q sA
cash. and s'St Deposit S ra roI
chaser st the time OF purchase.
ALSO.
on the premise. hi. rst class sesdenee
ss,ie, high, with press brick 'front.' brown stone
building; back buildings and stables, With ali the
modern improy emsnts-rater, gas, and furnsces
&C; making it enc Of the finest private residences
IN the city: This lot is known on the ground plan
or plat OF Washington city as lot marked and let
tered x In Geo. W Riggs recorded subdivision of
original lots in square No. l being Is ft et front b
III teet deep. to q ten QoD foot paved alley
Te ms OF sale: One fourth cash; balance in g. L.
Is, and "a Snths, With notes, bearing Interest Sc
cured by deed OF trust OF the property sold Al
CONVEYANCE and revenue stamps at the cost OF pur-
chaser. e. down on the day OF sale: and if the
terms OF sale are not complied with I've avs the
owner reserves the right TO resei at the cost M
risk Of the d.fsutiDs pure haser purchasers. by
al! ertsne the same three times In some
putIishe in the citv OF Washington.
uh7-d GREEN WILLIAMS aun,s
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EVENING STAR.
CON0RRSD1ONAL-
CsaeIasion Yesterday Prsceedi,
HOCSE.-After our report clossd-

HOCSE.-After our report closed
MI Sheilsbarger introduced bill providing
tnat III all cases OF resurrection obstr uctOn 20
the laws, either Of the United States or OF any
state or Territory, BY combinations too power
tul 20 be suppressed BY the ordinary course OF
judicial proceedings, and in ell cases where the
constituted authority Of any State or Territory
shall fs'i or refuse TO execute the laws thereof
a. to secure TO all persons the equal protection
a the laws, II shall be lawful for the President
- employ the land and naval forces OF the
nitsd states to suppress such combinations
anu 20 execute the laws, even though the Leeis-
Itture or Executive of euch States may not call
EOT such forces. Referred to the udicisry 20 n
Littee.
MIR McCrary offered a resolution against pay
ing comp ensa1OR to contestants for seats who
may be declared by the House not entitled to
tLeil- out tIsf the House may allow tn EN- actual
eSpsEses. Referred to the Committee Oh Elec-
IOn-.
MIR. Buff ngton offered a resolution directing
The SecTets o. War 10 make a survey of the
harbor Of DUNbury, VI Is-aChusetts with a vie "
% Increasing it, faculties for com nercs.
Adopt q.
Mr.. BeTcuT iutrCdTced a bin for the appor-
@OnmeDt c. representatives. to Consres
m1nC the ssv'rsl States, according to Ia.
NTH eensus Referred TO the Judiciary Com
littse.
The House men, at quarter past 4, adj
lu.leN.
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AN EpIToR BEATEN TO DBAra In SARA
IoeA.-Samuel Young. eldest soa Of Thos. q.
Ioune, editor or The SarafoSa Sersirel, was tr1-
tally beaten 90 that he died in few hours yes-
serday. he was IN . saloon On Lake ave., kept
by Millard & Weeks, in the afternoon, when a
canadian Frenchman named Hank Husher
Without any proyocation, knocked him down
and then brutality kicked him in the head snd
side. Andrew Plant, another Canadian, IL ac-
cused OF assisting in the beating. Mr.. Young
was rescued in a short time from his assaila ANT
and cared for. but his injuries we're not az 6rst
supposed TO be very serious.-Tr Troy T,~.s, N,rck
sn.
VA wealthy widow, advertising for An
agent, Was overwhelmed with applications. a.
the types, BY mistake, made it ga gent"
- The Scotch servants and tenantry a,
Balmoral have organized necklace and ear
rings, as present TO the Princess Louise.
aIn a town IN Kentucky the other day. a
Erl only thirteen years of age. with a child in
her arms, went into a church where a wedding
Wa under way, and "fOrbid the bans" The
result was that young man III white Kill gloves
w.ht out on the church porch and shot himself
dead-N
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NITID STATES 1ARsHHLS SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of deri facias issued from the
Clerk ONCE OF the supreme Court Of the District
ofCoiumbta and 20 me directed; will SCH ct public
SALE for casa in front Of the Court house door Of
said District, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
march next, 1871, at ~ O'Clock m, all defendant's
right, title, claim and nteret In aad 70 Lot No. a.
ia he recorded subdivision Of Square No. e39 being
NO: OF Philadelphia Bow. situate on 18th street
Waehingtop. d. o., together viqh ali and singular
the improvements thereon seize4 and levied upon e.
:st;sty execution No. s,2s6, In favor OF stephen
FLANAGAN. ALIKE SHARP,
fe = dts q. 3. WarshAi q u
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF The DIS
TRIOf VI COLUMBIA.
George B. whiting,
Antonio ,Pei!etier. George W: g.
Eslip, n r. Onion, II @, Gill, he. 2.ell EQUITY
Ntnism b. Ward, William a DOckss Is.
Eerd: John b. shrsve and

Antonio PeIletter, George W. q.
Gsli9, y. Onion, II. Q, Gill, Ne. 1911 Equity
Wilton b. Ward, William A. Dockes Is.
Nsrd: John 3 shrsvs and
Under the authority OF the decree in this case
rendered On the 18th Of February last, I, g CON
missioner appointed for the purpose, viii. on the
29th day OF March, 1871, 81 Q .: in front Of the
City Hall, sell to tbs highest bidder for cash %
necessary to satisfy the Of 81 and interest
Sether with all costs in and about sacS rrocssSins
and about this sole. viz -ots marked and lettered
N, o. 2, in recorded subdiv isions Of said lots II
square 30. SO; sso. part Of original Lot No. s. in
said square, being Al that part described In the
deed Of conveyance thereof duly recorded I'm Liber
3, n. No. 81, folio l6l, Of the land records for
Washington county, D. O.. to Wit = Deeinuing Ct
the northeast corner Of said lot, and thence south
ery with the line Of New jersey s. feet aud
3inchee, thence westwardly with the southern line
OF said lot nos feet and inches, thence north loo
feet to the line Of north street thence east With
the line OF north street % the place Of beginning
described in the deed q conyey.noe thereof from
land records and dsted July ust 1858, to wit lie
ginning at point n feet and inches north Of the
Southeast Of said lot and running north along
the line of New jersey Avenue "a feet thence due
west and parallel 10 ts line thence sJuth alon6
said rear line 10 point distant Il feet aud inches
north Of the sou. Invest corner Of said lot. thence
due east TO the place Of beginning Also, ell those
pal lots numbered LIS, g ard q, In square
No. 5Il. BOWD B. MAUNDEB,
nhs.tf Com issiensr under tn decree.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. $40, southeast cornsrof 7th and D streets

PARL0R AND CHAMBER SUITS, WARD
koBkS. BUkEAUS, WASa6TANDS, SOFAS
EASY Oh AIRS, &c, AT AUCTION.
n On MONDAY, the 9th day OF March, A. d
W ISL, commencing at 1 O'Clock O. IN ;, Ne shsI
sell at house No. asa 9Th street north be
~ tween and N streets west, q good assorf
ment Of Furniture.
lWainut Frame Green Rep ParIor sett
Sett Chamber Furniture, green and gold,
sofa, Easy Chairs, Marble top Table,
Whatnot, Oak Hat Tree. marble TOP,
Hail, Arm and Dining Chairs,
Books, Crochery, Cutlery, &c,
Mattresses, Pillows. Bedsteads, &C.,
Parlor and Cooking Stoves,
Kitchen Requisite, &C.,
And many other articles unnecessary to mention.
rs Std, 0as0' oRyrN wILLyAus. auc,,
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a FATHER SHOT BY his CHILD.-A gentle
4; N named Sex5on, accompanied by his son,
Z light boy four ears of age. got on the train a
O~liEg Gree "Wednesday night with the in
EtlOn OF gong to hrs wife at GAINESVILLE, where
q e had been visiting some friends. The little
, ~ becoming sleepy, his father allowed him to
down upon hrs seat, covering him with bis
~erCOat in which was loaded revolver. He
en- took a seat opposite, and short time after
child, in feeling the coat, took the revolver
ttTOm its pocket, and In playing with it one
G he barrels was discharged, the bullet strik-
- : the child's father over the eve, and passing
O. Ough the head causing instant death.-LoMs-
O.. 2 Commercial
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RlY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneev,
- Southeast corner Of nth and d streets,
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES.
NJ 3!3 q STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN Sd

NO. 3I3 q STREET SOUTH, BETWESN m
AND 4TH STREETS RAST.
a By virtue OF o deed Of trust, dated August ID,
LEES, and duly recorded In Iiber COS folio 500,
in the District of Columbia, 1 shall sell. ON the
premises, on SATURDAY the llth day Of March,
Nh. Ct o'clock p m, al that certain piece or par
o. being part Of Lot three, 49, in square 79l, be.
ginning Tor the same 2! feet from the northwest
line with street south: thence south 70 feet more
or less; thence southweserly about IS feet: thence
two two-s story Frame Houses.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and Il
deed Of trust the premises All sfancing and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. 800
complied with within I've days after the day Of sale,
the trustee reserves the right TO resell tbs VreDorty
ut the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser 6y
advertising three times In some neyspsper in Wash
in e I'd city. eRrrf = wf K4Ssx TssusHtss
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ID EREM PTORY SALE
oI bRIptrs wAg sHTs, HsksEsS

3i5ss On SATURDAY, March 18th, ISL At
A40 10 q clock Q. IN, corner of Baltimore and
@Pncs streets Baltimore. will sell the
;oi3wng stock, to the highest bidders, - follows
II WAGONS. 30 SETS DOUBLE HARNESS
SADDLES: BRIDES. with wardrobe OF the .aii
Circus, which we name in part
1 TICKET WAGON
1 ELL WAGON, covered
POLE WAGONS.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.
20 SETS DOUBLE HARNESS.
~ SADDLES AND BRIDES.
~ ENTRY DRESSES, complete. with Trunks,
Tools, &C.
The above Wagons and Harness were all newIv
builf last Spring and used but Q few months
HOTE-Tp the tale OF the above stock We call the
attention OF Circus Men. Feed and Truck n An
Farmers, &c. THOe. l.. PARLgTr, Auctioneer
U6 81 No = North Para STRAIT
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QY VIM. l.. WALL q CO., Auotioueers,
u New Marble Building, Nos 500 and sO..
South corner 9Th street and PeIpsYlyaris svenl

TRUSTEES SALE
- By virtue of deed OF trust. GATED 90 RI, 4 ay
Dol Octo Der, II. lco9. and rded ia Liber 6Oi
folio SIS one OF the land records for Rton
county, II the District # Columbia, aud wherein
Theophilus fouDgs and Isabel O., his wife, have
made default: shsll, ct the request of the party
secured thereby, cell, at the auction room Of Wrn
THURSDAY. the 23d day II March next at ~
O'CLOCK at public auction the following desc ribed
piece parcel Of land, ~ ing and being Ia the coUn
- OF Whshtrg ton, Dlstric: Of Columbia to W.T.
lot mail ed Il, IN the subdivisions OF that tract
" land known Is Bellevue" and began ng for the
whole tract. snd running south gbty-seyenty de-
Rrees. west nfty-two and . half perche-: thence
north twenty seven degr west thirty nine IS 100
perches, which is the beginning OF LOT No s.
and run north twenty seven degrees west thirty'
nine and IS. 100 perches - q stone planted at ros1
leading TO Crimes house. tby rOsd;p thence along
said roadway north sixty-four asd "a degrees esst
seventy i've aid 10Th perches TO Q stone nj snt~d
for Grimfs southeast corner thence north sixty
line and tn degrees. east venty eight and IOt6s
perches, TO cedar stump, soulh eighty 1--WE u de-
grees, east four and half perches % opposite vail
north side OF road south enty four and 9TH
degrees east sixteen perches, south eighty three
eighty one and 9Th degrees, east sixteen perches
north eight nine ard a4th degrees. east t~e.ty
perches, to point In the road leading from piscat.
away TO ashngton, which is the junction with the
road leading 20 Grimes house: thence along said
road south eight degrees, west twelve perches south
two and u degrees, east twenty per, hes, south two
four perches thence str aiEht line 10 the ne
ginning. containing fifty acres of land
Terms OF SAL: Cash on the day Of sale.
&c STEPHENS, Trr sfee
msd e. VIM. l.. WALL Co, Aucts