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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Railroad, in this county, under the SUI
Of the proprietor, Josiah
Englar, ESQ, was entered on Wedncs.
day, the 2lst Of December, about
midday, BY some villain, who effected
an entrance by raising a window Of tho
store room in the end Of the building
f,outinu on the public road, which passes
Immediately by this place and where
there is almost constantly some person
passing BY or stopping. With some
instrument suiting his purpose he forced
TO the ticket office department. and
where the money received for tickets
was deposited and kent under lock and
kew and in which there was at the time
about fifteen dollars. This he not only
rot possessiou of, but was successful
enough to eyadc detection and escape
the punishment which he Justly desery. |
ed. Having done all this in less than
tha shor, snsce of time required by the
employees. who having left the building
under the protection Of bars and locks
n few minutes to get their dinners in
the dwelling of the proprietor. very
short distance from their place of bust.
ness. The adroitness with which this
offender effected his purpose at this
hour OF the day, at such public local
positiou. ius,ifes the opinion that under
more favorable circumstances he would
be guilty of further depredations. and
t, community would be benefited il
he were detected and removed for n
while TO n place of security.
P,esentat;on.-O Monday evening
last Mr.. Jacob Wilson, of this city. was
presented with valuable hunting case
gold watch and chain by the employees
Of the Western MARYLAND Railroad.
Item IN from v,r;ons n,r,s of tho road
re,cbea town. formed ;,,o limo and
headed bv the Union Rridge Bras Rand
nroceeded 10 tho residence of Mr. vii
SON After discoursine some beautiful
airs. thew were invited into the bouse
were a large table was snrend fIled with
all the deiicacies of The season Il q
Grimes ESQ on behalf of tho ennlov.
ees presented the watch and chain 10
Mr.. Wilson in n very feelinc sncecb
which was ack nowled@ed very or,cefnllv
on the part of the receiver. Amer
which all were invited TO partake of re-
freshmeuts Sometime was snent in
this innocent amusement and BY eleven
o'clock all had started on tLeir wav
home This was one of the most nleas
ant affairs that has taken Mace in this
CITY for some time. On the inside ease
of the watch was engraved "prcsented
to Jacob Wilson. Supervisor of the w
Road
Elections election for Directors
of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Carroll county, to serve for the en-
suing year, was held at the Office of the
Company, in this city, on Monday last
The following gentlemen were chosen
Alfred Zollickoffer, DR.. Henry Il. Beltz,
Edward Lynch, DR.. j. W. Herring.
Richard Manning, DR.. Samuel Swope
Granville S. Iaines. Dayi. Pruch. Au
gustus Shriver, aud Daniel II. Roberts
An election for officers to conduct the
affairs OF the Carroll County Agricultu
raj Society for the present year was held
at the Court House on Monday, with
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of a writ of Fieri Facia, i,,,.,
ID out of the Circuit Court ~ r ,.suea
county. State of Maryland, at The s sui, y
Abraham Stoner against the good, y. !,
chaltels, lands and tenements Of Rsa;. y.
Dorsey and William IL. Stiner, and "a Ann y.
directed, ! have seized and taken IN eSss n.y.
ton the following property, yiz,~Sil 4.
right. title, interest and estate, al law All
IN equity, Of the said Rein Dorsey, Of Il
aud to all that pars Of II tract Of land ealisd
Agreement" situate in said Carroll coan.
ty coutainino YUM
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of three writs Of Fieri Fncias
I'D Issued out of the Circuit Court Of Car
roll county, State of Maryland, one at the
suit of William Wilson and Hanson T..
Webb. partners, trading under the name,
firm and style Of Wilson a Webb; one nj
the suit of William N. Martin and Frank
L. Shaw. partners. trading as Martin X
Shaw one at the suit OF ,i0s-s shay and
William Wilson. partners. trading. Sc., rs
Shaw 4 Wilson, against the gunlls aud
chattels, lands and tenrmeuts of Henry
stem, and to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution the following prop
erty, viz:-Al the undivided right, title,
interest and estate. at law and in equity, OF
the said Henry Stem, Of, in, and to all that
part Of o tract of land called " Fancy"
situate in said Carroll county. containing
81 Acres, 2 Roods q 80 Perches
Of land, more or less, and which was con
veyed TO him by the name Of John Henry
Stem and q certain Julia Ann Stem, as
tenants in common, in fee simple, by q
certain George W. Stem and Ann bis wife,
by their deed dated the 18th day Of June,
A. D., 1860, and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county, in Liber W. A.
Mex, No. so, Folio l59, &c.
And hereby give notice that on
Monday, The sob Of January, 1871,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Mt the Court House
door. in the city Of Westminster. will sell
said property at Public Sale so seized and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Baltimore, like Gotham, has taken to
celebrating New Years Day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Dr.. James j. Thayer's Circus, which
exhibited here last August, is to DO sold
at sherlff's sale, at Raleigh, N. G., on
tho Goth instant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

The sound Of the merry sleigh bells
created our ears, for the first time this
s,asop, on Thursday morning. The
snow was hardly sufficient, however, for
good sleighipg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Hare Hegs Mr., Samuel Snyder. 81
Mt. Pleasant has killed two hogs which
weighed 433. 543 pounds. Nr. Samuel
Lawyer. Of Pleasant Valley one weigh.
ing 55l pounds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

State If Maryland, County Of Carroll. az
|, J. W. Herring, Cashier Of the Union Ma
tional Bank of Westminster, do soIemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief,
Subscribed and sworn To before me this 2nd
day of January, 1871.
CoRREcr-Attest:
J. HESRY HoPPE,
J. X. LoSowsLL, Directors.
WILLIAM REEsE,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Rebzsd.--On Saturday last beauti.
ful landscape painting, executed by c.
+. Weigandt, Of this city, was disposed
ofby rattle. The lucky ticket, No SO,
was held by George A. Reese aud
Charles G. Gorsuch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

The Tableaux and Concert for the
benefit Of st. Paul's Reformed Church,
at the Hall on Monday night, was large.
ly attended, and seemed to give general
sat Suction The Hall was literally
packed. aud il was announced that the
exhibition would DC repeated at some
future day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Ice During the last ten days our
citizens have been engaged in filing
their ice houses with beautiful clear ice,
from s to IL inches thick; and from the
large supply gathered we thick there
will be no deficiency during the coming
summer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Diptderia.---The iamiiy Of Mr.. j. II.
Babylon, near Frizzellsbnrg has, been
seriously afflicted BY this disease having
lost three children recently. On the
18th Of December, Jesse Siiner, aged
3 years, month aud Is days; on she
18th, May, aged about 8 years, aud
Harry NJ. in the 9th year Of his age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Fiaisaed--The Iron Bridge over
Double Pipe Creek, at Covers Mill,
will be finished BY the Oath instant.
Gu that day the Commissioners from
Carroll aud Frederick counties will meet
for the purpose Of inspecting the struc.
ture. The bridge is over 200 feet long
and is to be paid for by this and Fred
erick county. The cost of the iron
work is $3.50, and of the masouy
$500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

Fre.-Mrs. Boone, who kept small
store on the Liberty pike, half mile
above Carriers Y roads, had her house
with its entire contents consumed by
FIRE abought o'clock, on the 18th uit..
so rapid ware the flames that Mrs Boone
and her children barely escaped will,
their lives. Loss about $500 upon
which there was no insurance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

The Stock Company will meet again
at Central Hall, on Friday evening, at
Z o'clock. The friends Of the enterprise
are sanguine Of its success, and believe
that it will be put into operation at an
early day. The meeting on Friday
evening will be one of much interest
and importance. Let all be present who
desire the prosperity Of Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-05

.Saecesyat-W. A. McKellip, Esq,
of this city. and Mr. John Schlosser.
residing short distance from this place,
drew handsome prizes in the rattle Of
G. A. 8. Wolfe, Of Annapolis, held on
Christmas Eve. Mr.. McKellip receiv.
ed u handsome diamous ring valued at
s65, and Mr.. Schlosser French Ala.
baster Clock valued ut 1925.
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Report or tie Condition

OF the Union National Bank Of Westmins-
u ter, at the close Of business, December 70,
1870
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

". ". MORRIS, >, :, ,,,,
Notary Public, M p,,, -, eANL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

treasurer, was approved rs corrected bv
the court--the corrections being that said
treasurer was allowed S245 commissions
instead Of s3G7e7as claimed in said report,
that he be charged with $1I,lGSG6 instead
of SlS,9S0.Si as charged in said report, as
balance in his hands.
Tho following rates of tases for 1871
were lowed on each dollars worth of tax
able property in the county, viz
For county purposes mills.
For paupcr purposes, ~ mills. ..Ia.
For interest on Cairo and
ST. Louis railroad bonds 81 mills, and tho
clerk was directed to extend said taxes ac-
cordingly.
Whereas, the present county Jail has
been condemned by the grand jury as unfit
for the confinement of prisoners, it was
ordered by the court that the question DO
submitted 10 tho voters of Alexander
ccun,y, At the ensuing November election,
whether or no, The county shall build a
new jail and levy = special tax therefor.
The allowing bids were received for
building Tie bridge across Cache river, as
\ per notice given:
Js4aes Kennedy, of Cairs~......ss,so 500 90
JSuass HyAn, OF CSirc.."."..... 2,6ls 90
Jspes Carroll, Of Cairo. .,....-.. 2,i9o 90
lse>HoigSs, II Alexander Co... 2,%oo 90
Nsies s AGasAksr, .; Alexander
l WSety ................,.,........ -,SVV w
\. L. haa;er, % Pulaski county 1855 90
W. II, Wilcox. Of Pulaski Co...... 1850 90
N L. HsllmSn, cf Pulaski o.. l,15o OF
The eor,rAe, MAS swArisd TO Mr.. Hall
man q, his bil--he being the lowest and
esst bidder.
The foilowing-nsmed persons were a.
lowed the sums set opposite their respect.
i've names, and orders were ordered to b
drawn On the treasury accordingly, via:
F. Bros. county Judge for holding
probate eour, IL days ST S. per
cay .-........................... O
+. Br,ss, county judge for holding
county court - days 81 SS........... SO o.
5. Msrehildon, associate, Is days st
S-S".......... ........................... As o(
Jas. L. NcC-iie. associate, Is days
Gis2-oo. IS o,
!. &. Ly-eh, els-t. for - days pro
! ssst a13 ooaniy a; sSS........-e-.-. IS q
A i. l-via. shs-lE, .. - days pro
hate Az osz.iy s. si--.-..-----.-... .s D
Tot-ssp0l ibt c1sz-s si;ourasa z1i., IL
--il1 inssAri JAoaE G. LIScz-
C.-f-
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Sts, sSsps s.sis s, IL ssl nm sssv en- ssslsss,
loss 81 semen, speSmatorrIsrs, loss of
power, diHsy heaA, lose Of snemo!y,
eiitty, nnd y sovereign euSe In Hum
fws.i y.sisSi. Competed oftis mos, y.ias:
bio mid and potent Curstivss, thsy STRIKE 81
once 81 the roofs Of the matter. tone up the sys
TEN, arrest the discharges, and impart yigoI snd
snsrgy, Iifs and vitality 20 ths entire man. They
have cured thousands Of cssos. Price, ~ pei
pvcksgs Of Ave boxes and Q large ~ vial, which
IL very important 10 obstinate or old cases, or q
per single boz, bolh b. oil drassistsS snt sem
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., c62 Broad
way, MY T.. SCHUH, Agent.
sug16-deow wew-ly
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The following named persons we're So
lectsd as grand jursrs, to servo At the next
term Of the circuit oorrt, Maurice Fi,z-
! gerald, Jacob Rigglc B. d. Noble Jathcs
Cruise, Isaiah b, Wick, james NJ. Allen,
! ssAn =, Walker, Jsmes Craig, Engine b.
HAFnN Wesley N. Stewart, X Abraham,
I, Drown whey Cleutts, ". s. Bartlett
John Hines, James Lemon, Marion Dayi,
n hunsackcr, Il. M. Morgan, Christ. An
0 thes, Joseph Crowley, y. ID Ro,ford
Charles Coraine, Patrick Burke 80
Ihs following named person, ver, \ ,
pointed petit Jurors to serve As such y, :, u,
1 next term Of the circuit court, Wig. w,
liam NJ. Anterior, John Miller, wima
8 Burning, John Danning, benjamin De
= ter, sElvis ii. Hunter, Lewis Palmer, Jol
II. Alternately, james Anderson, Edwa
1. Adams, William McMillien, Alfred c.
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which shall be returnablc, and shall be
governed by tho same regulations AS are
executions Issued by justices Of the peace
under tho laws of this State: PROVIDED,
however, the police magistrate may order
| the defendant to be committed to the city
JAIL, until such fine and costs due on such
execution shall be liquidated by conane-
ment In such Jail, or worked out ON the
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IL frss.=s-4, IA r
JAMES r. D0OLITTLE.
81 wIsc5EF,E
a. .>sss ~ 1>n,1ss Il "a, .sss-.st Se-.
Dsrzf< e.gfssrt..r.
|.z FEss--~4 lk-x
,I.~Ss.Tya va }. ssaasg, I,,s..als.J

,la>%ss Tea v.f-a y Eeissg; iSss!2is.! 4
He Ts>gy1 = ., ,Dnsist,n, and untqr-
s.sh1t that Il nay ts ltksn>d u ,traigIa
.as @r1tsn de7sssf "A tnxsle--afelsar tenn
HHs'cerpsa by ne fz:iua,ing a;mnsphsr.
n AHa>risgH p>ii,ss ttr1ugh t> yaa
fs nj Yea o.
80 p - F.s1t,v DI.8lss sz.r,,sl a. IL
sss.ts lss 'f.tF tf-as
'lri g. A. = 81 -ls,a a. csf. q "a - t>.,f y
flE flle l.. - u ll.l-f. ss,.f e., "a. -
'y~'s.-t ssi>-s S'ss@ act ~ t--< 'r.ss Sswns,
fns zrfni@. o; u.H p1Ssr WIS H. SLsssss
sr.'-s 10 t-s senate "a ga =. ..tsts a
Itt lfn an4 ~ taSp.s n, IL; 4'f t,.s.s ssss
'Tm- even there sny .fass;~ss '-5 80 =. sss y
N"l~fiy mfLe Dem s.tgss." TLsfs "a TO.
ever, E1as shsI IA yiso sS1ia harei ma. ~. a
-ti", y tefres Save. Esf izfs. Zoe, sissss
-'~Seh % 9 -hKtA bas hzs mai. b.. Esu.a ~
l.'1I ssis - fltrft, .si ~ make tfst. fs.1a-
~ o., al il1s "a ~ 10 tS~ss $50 rl1sy u
'tH+ 1t o., lgN tlsi tt.ry have = . lar 80
a'n' u tleif rst<il'oa ~az 'hzss rsrsSs4 tnsa
.i-- % . - TIE unIcH ADd tns rag uass q I.
"'li,sro people O8f fsiiSS n iIiLsns sad tnul
at4 " TIE poser an1 zlOrY % the hAiiOh.''
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aNNTYr COURT PROCEEDINGS.
SEPTFMRFR TERN 1871

sEfIEM BER TERM 1871.
Presently. Eross, Judge, and s. March
MON ana Jhs. T.. Mccrite, Associates.
Alex. II. lryin, sheriff.
e. Lynch, Clerk.
MoSDAIsErrrMpERt--YIRsr DAY.
Court met a. 8 o'clock, am
.fsPressnt,-1Hon. II. tiBrosS judges james
Il. McCrite and Severe Marchidon, asso-
c'ases Jacob 9, Lynch, clerk; and Alex
ahder H. Irwin, Ahefif. T. 4
81 lrps following named persons were al
lowed the sums set opposite their respec-
uVe"srnes, andorders ordered tobe drawn
on ssns'asfand Of the county accordingly
ma .Esiu.ai asis5 ...,.t..t..
HssfQH e4ast, for ,clothisg for
pauPels,,,'''''.'., ...i.......' w 60 ~
O f. MmoNldos, ifw ,aoaey mia sio oV
out for transportation Of pau
---pers..s,r',.,,,s s....sss'.- .t.,...,.,,-., r,
Q. A. Msrch'la0p,s i9f Collins for
psnplyss' sss s;' '.,,'''..,''.t... 20
Hs %oss eoa ct ' psy
,A%HiS 4 sS Sisrl III Ss.ilsstalissaS "a
.{Sotxssss:sa. s'ss ..s:...s ss2s5
William McHaleJ. T., for hold
ing inquest and burying bodg %. d. IL,
Illinois State Hospital for In
sane, fSselothing inmates
from this coupty...."...... .." Is
oK.'E cdnuir ghhu, for goods for
uaupors 81. .....,.,r-...,..--....,'.,.t II
...ruraani = Hon1Ino Q O.CLocE, ssPrEMB
81 t.ryl lee brzs ie7l, 2D pAr. s.5s
rhs following named persons were
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1e 1871

sino, James Hutct',on, A. N. Caubie'
John Dillow, c. A. Sanders, Allen j.
Daniels, NJ. Degilder MILFORD Eames,
Charles Kyle Charles Lancaster, Fcrdin-
and Koehler. Charles Fisher and Arnold
Lippitt
The bill Of r. NJ. " s'ren & Bro, for ten
cups for Jail, amounting to$2.l0, purchased
on order of Jaile- Fdzgerald, was rejected
The bill of William Morris, for mileage
as a witness in case fthe People vs.. Samuel
Walters, ct ais, WAS not allowed, there be.
ing double the number OF miles charged
than the distance travelled.
The bill Of Huse, Loomis & Co, for ice
at the court house, amounting to S.%a
WAS not allowed on account Of not esing
| itemized. ~ WA "a --. l'.,
| THURSDAY MORNING, y O'clock, sTrrSM-
q z '"'BxR I, ls71-rovRru DAY.
The following named persons were al
lowed the sums set opposite their respect
ivs names q. per bills aled, and orders or
derca TO Be drawn on .hs.eounty treasured
accordingly, via;
/ j. q. .LyeeA. tSs cepies " seeords sat s,'
rrv<s c1argeS...... s..s..s...S =
| loan n ue~si, 4 Co., tyr r-,agog sasass :.
tsreoanty -.-., -. ., .. - -
| J. u tyneh. e9ansy elsrf, eef s1nlFs serve a., =
4 SSs - eisrk ..-...s. .s"'s. - "
lShn u. Gosssn eesonss, tos l9.b,S a.
S $3.50 ssn, ~, .S,os-s ; 70. sSia,,s d.
sasst ca iss3 body. AMI bar, ns eods - ;
| saass Key 1siis. hr e9Qasy ecsss 4e-
EsSrsy sssss., .ss.sr .ai easket W.
sl-vzs sieeks 0ffcs.--....-....-......-,,.-.,. -
eAr0 Gas @ ngss,s tar go ecnsa7asa n =, o.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE,
". II. MORRIS, ,,,|
' raoic' No. Pub. and U. 8. Cor
Oh INSUREl
HULL, CARGO, LIVE sTOt
CCIDENT, LIPE,
81 IN 6 UR A N ON,
ATSA, HARTFORD,
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HARTFORD, coIH.
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rnAv1Lnh's, HARTFORD, LiVs AT
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CTORE, Dwellings. Furniture. Hulis and
- eoss. insured 81 rates - favorable % eoS
permaaent security vfII warrant.
! respectfully ssk OF Ne 'eitssss Of Cain
~ c. n. MUoIE.
Of3ce-At Pirss ns1ioUal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-25
DIED.

ADAMS. In Georgetown, at pa O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, the 2lfh inst, Miss SARAH b. ADAMS,
% the S5ih year OF her age.
The funeral will take place TO at 10 clock
3. m, from the residence Of Mr.. J. B. Adams, No.
lis d street, Georgetown, in which house she has
resided for the past fifty years tt friends of the
Geceas cd and her family are invited TO attend.
tChrOn.l
BELL. On the morning of the 75th inst, at IS,
EVA MOSS BELL. Youngest daughter Of Harriet
T.. and the late Richard Bell, Of Boston, in her Sth
year.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
the 9th. Boston papers please cOpy.l
lChrOn a kep.I
CRAWFORD. October 18th. at SIS a. m, MARY
ANN, only daughter II Thomas and Sarah Craw-
ford, aged 2 ears, month and days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her parents 13I Pennsylvania avenue,
between lst and ID streets west, to morrow Thurs
day at 10 clock m.
BFBASAGAN. October p, at $50 D. M, JAMES
ELANAGAN. in the 18th year Of his age, ttiye OF
the county Ct farmaunaga, ireland, but the past
Il years resident Of " sshingtOn.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited 20 attend his funeral from his late residence,
Nc. 40 First street northwest, on Thursday, 2j:h
instant, az O'Clock .. m.
HATNE. On Tuesday, 2ith instant, MARY G
HANHE, AGED - years, consent Of W. W. HayneN
baltimore sun please copy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Ply LATIMER CLEARr, AuctiOneers,
- Successors to Cooper 4 Latimer,l
Southwest corner PennsylV ania avenue axd 18th :

ID (suocessors to Cooper Latimer,j
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
Proved PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE or
inGlsrsNA AfEsUE, BETWEEN 6rH AND
IA Under and by virtue Of an ord or decree Of
E..H the SupreIne Court ~ the District of Cllum-
kbia. passed on the Nth day of October, IS7l, in
Equi cause l664 Rules 6. in said court pending
Martha A. Winter ct al are fendasts, and by yir-
tue Of the other proceedings had in said cause, the
undersigned Trustee will fer for sale at public
auction in front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 29th day OF October, ISL, al IA O'Clock ,
all that part Of Lot one, in square four hundred
and fifty ight, 1881 in the city OF Washington in
said District, MANNED within the following mates
and bound Beginning for the same at a point on
Louisiana avenue. one hundred and one (lDIl feet
from the southeast corner Of said square and run
l2l feet five 81 Inches thence north thirtY 1851
feet six t6) INCHES, 20 North street; thence with
the line Of said street twenty hree 2l feet thence
nth thirty nine 1897 Feet thence southeTly at right
angier with said avenue thirty t) feet one
inch; thence eastery with sad avenue twenty three
therSon, consisting Of twO-story and attic Brick
Dwelling.
The above property having front both on Iouisi-
ana avenue and on street IL desif able eli her fer
residence or 'or business purposes. With many
large wholesale stores already in the same square,
II must soon become very valuable.
Terms If GALE: One-fOurth cash; the residue in
three equal instalments at cne two and three years
from date of sale. The purchaser notes to be given
for the deferred payments, bearing interest al six
Per cent, interest pay able sem, annually and the
notice secured on the property sold Al, stamps and
conVeyanciDg at purchaser cost SlOO down at time
of sale w Il EDMONSTON. Trustee
oclS-dSds LATIMER h CLEARY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-25
EVENING STAR.

TALL SLEEP WALKING.-One of the greatest
feats OF sleep-walking on record was lately per-
formed by married lady who resides at OnOn-
daga. South Hollow At about O'Clock on Sat-
UIday morning last this lady dreamed that her
father, who resides near Hastings, Os=cgo Csun-
", was very sick and had sent for her to visit
d m Immediately. She arose from her bed,
dressed herself, and started foot for Liverpool
y here she thought she could take the cars on the
NoTthtrn Railroad for Hsstings She arrived
AZ Liverpool and stopped at the house of justice
Of The peace of the Town OF Salina, at alittle af
ter dayl During all this time the lady was
sound asleep and did not awake until after ar
irving ~ the house. Her feet were sore and one
OF her ankles badly swollen from the effects of
ler long tramp, distance not less than fifteen
miles. The lady saws that she was perfectly I'M
COTSCiCuS during her lone walk, and the last she
could remember before arriving at the house
Was The dream that her father was lying dan
geropsly IN, and desired her immediate pres
Cnce.