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THE LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON.
M OGlclaI Information Concern
Ing Spain's Claims for
Damages.
Public Debt Statement-sOuth
ern Claims.
Ignorance of Spanish 01lcials In
Regard TO the Stuart.

WASHINGTON, January 2.-No OIL.
olai Information has been received
conArmatory Of the report from Mad
Md respecting the indemnity TO be de-
manded by the Spanish government
in the case Of the Vlrginlus, nor Is II
nrobable that any such claim VIII be
pregentod-the adjustment OF the ques-
Hon involved having been arranged by
the protocol Of the representatives OF
The Two countries. II ut any future
tlmeA bill OF damages should be pre-
scented payment would, there IL good
ronnd for stating, be refused on the
nrInelple established by the Geneva
Tribunal In the disallowance OF indi-
rect or consequential damages there
fore Il can certainly be stated that
Spain will not receive any money
whatever growing out OF the transac-
tlons in connection with the Vlrginius,
oyen IL that vessel had reached lts des-
tmatlon and been sold by the United
States for violation Of the law.
The preparation of the Virginius COR
respondence will be completed TO-
morrow and may be sent to Congress
ON Monday next. 1t Is represented TO
be voluminous. Speaking, to-day, Of
the intelligence from Havana That
the Tornado had left that port and II
was generally stated she had received
orders TO pursue the Edgar Stuart,
and If she proved to DO of the same
character as the Virginius, to sink her,
gentleman, high in official position,
said the ignorence or want of correct
information on the part of the Spanish
officers was never more apparent than
in this instance, as 1t was known here
that the Edgar Stuart is still at Balti-
more, with no immediate prospect OF
leaving for any port of destination.
An appropriation of nearly two mil
lion dollars in gold will be required In
satisfaction of the claims allowed by
the late United States and British
Commission.
The Secretary of the Navy this
evening received telegram from Real
Admiral Scott at Key West, announc'
ing the arrival of the u. S. steamship
Franklin at that port, which, 1t will be
recollected, was reported lost with all
on board
The debt statement ofthis date shows
an increase of the public debt during
December of So, 435,272, and an in
crease since June 30th, 1873, of VI ,l49,'
60l. Currency in the Treasury, S4,277,-
s5l; coin sol ,470, 1903; coin certificates
S3,7 53,30O; outstanding legal tenders,
1878, 40l ,702.
The Southern Claims Commission to
which it is proposed to refer all wal
claims pending before the Quarter
Master General and the War depart
ment. has now before it claims to the
amount of twenty-five million dollars
The average amount therefore awarded
by this commission is about thirteel
per centum Of the sums claimed. Las
Year only six hundred thousand dol
lars were allowed in cases in which fiv'
million dollars were claimed. Thu
term of the commission was EXTENDED
by the last Congress for four years.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Cotton nc
tive. Sales u, $50 bales; yesterday g.
$50 bales, prices irregular but closing
tirmer. Good ordinary to strict good
ordinary l2f, las, 1853; middling to
strict middling l69l69; good middling
l7i@171 : receipts for two days 26,503
exports, Great Britain 7,'05 continent
4,148; coastwise 2,445i stock 263,924
unsold 1874; weeks sales 1890; gross
exports, Great Britain 1921; coastwise
2,S52; continent 14,749 bales.
Gold 10b@10s. Sterling 10. Sight
/ discount. The interest due to-day on
the State bonds was not paid. The
Fiscal agent says he has not received
the usual schedule from the Auditor,
nor is there any money in his hands to
the credit of the interest fund.
NEW YORK, January 2.-Cotton-
Net receipts 1902 bales; gross 432l
bales.
Money easy at 7. Exchange dull
Gold declined to 10l@l0s.
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BosTON, January Judge Lowell,
Of the United States Court, has ordered
That only such u the books seized from
Jordan, Marsh " Co,, are 10 be exam
med and retained by the Collector Of
Customs and the officers appointed by
him 10 Inspect the same, as related TO
the frauds charged In the complaint on
nile, excepting That the books and pa
pers seized may be examined 30 far as
may be necessary 10 ascertain whether
or not they relate to said charges, aud
IN the last examination Jordan, Marsh
* Co, have leave 10 attend the examl-
nation by an attorney az law of this
court, 10 be appointed and paid by
them--lhe United States 70 be repre-
sented In the same manner.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 2.-Ihe
striking engineers here still hold out,
Notwithstanding the strike Is breaking
NJ other points. The real trouble now
IL that the engineers know that certain
ring leaders Will not be taken back in
TO the employ Of the railroad company,
and 30 they must stick together hop
Ing 10 enforce the employment of even
the leaders. The railroad authorities
have given notice that who all want
their engines had better apply at once.
The running 0fall the regular passen-
ger trains has transferred the excite
ment TO the freight depot, but no out
break has occurred.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2d.-Al-
though no strike has occurred here by
the Pennsylvania Railroad employees
as yet, the transportation Of freight
westward IL greatly impeded by the
blockade of the roads in the Western
States. Owing to the strike, trains OF
empty cars are leaving West Philadel-
phia for points beyond Pittsburg, but
no loaded cars are leaving and the
train hands are now only making hall
time. The passenger trains are leav.
ing regularly, rs are also the usual
freight trains for Pittsburg and inter
mediate points.
ST., LOUIS, January 2-Twounknown
drunken men, strangers TO each other
quarrelled in the street last night,
when one knocked the other down
aud plunged a knife through his fore
head breaking the blade and leaving
part of It in the mans brain. When
the police arrived the wounded ma.
was dead. The murderer escaped.
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NEW YORK.
Pianos and Hats Furnish FO0d
for the Flames.
The Tornado Searching for the
Cuban Steamer Stuart.

NEW York, January 2d.-Brad6ury's
Piano Mandatory, corner OF Grand
and Crosby streets, and w. II. Seymour
& Sons Silk Hat Mandatory adJoin,,
ing on Crosby street, were burned
early this morning. Seymour q sons
loss is estimated atSl0, 900; Bradbury's
$4,000; loss on building, $50, 900;
Rudolph Pollenicies while adjusting
a belt in sugar refinery, In Jersey
City, this morning, was caught by tne
belt and drawn into the machinery,
andan arm and leg were torn from their
sockets. He died in five minutes.
A Havana letter says intelligence
reached there that the Edgar Stuart is
fitting out for the Cuban service. the
Tornado has left the port. 1t Is gener-
ally reported that she has received or
ders to pursue the Stuart, and il she
proves to he of the same character a
the Yirginius not to take her. but SINK
her
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MARRIED.

FoRD-WEBB.-At the residence of the
BRIDES father, by the Rev.. W. Thompson,
January |, 1874, Mr.. Gerald Ford and MISS
Sophronia Webb, all of Dallas county.
The usual congratulations upon occasions
of this kind are often but mere matters of
form, and compliments to the bride are con-
sidered as "a matter of COURSE" but they
fail to express our real sentiments on TINS
occasion, and should we do but simple
Justice to this lovely daughter of one of our
earliest pioneers, it would be regarded by
those who know not the parties, as fulsome
fiattery. But we know that the iilehds are
numerous who join with us In wishing this
couple all the joy and prosperity that Heaven
ever vouchsafes to mortal. u
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Three Hundred Ashantees
Drowned.
Terrific Explosion Oh a Spanish
Iron Clad.

LONDON, January 2.-Three hun
bred Ashantees were drowned III the
Prah while flying from Sir Garnet
Woolsey. .ra
The bullion in the Bank OF England
has increased nearly half million
pounds sterling.
Mr.. Evans, proprietor of the London
Hour, is dead.
MADRID, January 2d.-On Tuesday
a shell from the besieglng batteries SET
fire to the insurgent iron clad Ietuan
in the harbor of Carthagena. After
burning three hours, the fire reachea
the magazine, which exploded WIN
tremendous force, damaging the vessel
seriously.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A valuable farm on Chambers creek, Ellis
county. Is miles south of Waxalachle and
mile from Hardeman's stand, on the Waco
road.
1T CONTAINS COS ACRESs
70 under hedge and good fence In good cult
walton, about 1870 acres ofchoice farming lana;
the remainder has good buildings, cisterh
and h l fii
a EINE OR GET ARID
The property of Mrs. Eleanor Cobb.
For price etc, apply on the premises or to
JOHN HENRY BROWN d SON, .s
o79dtf. Dallas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLUMBIA, Pa, January 2.ZIhere
was an incendiary fire OF McGinnls'
stables in which fifteen horses were
burned. -,
CONCORD, N. H., January 1.-The
accounts of the Treasurer OF tne
National Savings bank of Concord are
confused to the amount of sixty thou
sand dollars. e,
WILKEsBABRE, Pa, January 2.-Ihe
opera house was burned, Loss Sky
thousand dollam ~ ~.
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FOR SALE.

Several beautiful lots on Main street, near
the Market. Price low-half cash, half In
six or twelve months.
ALSO,
Five and one-half acres one and half
miles Northeast of the Court housed nice
post oak land--half cash, half on time. This
Is an admirable place for an orchard or
dairy. Apply at once to
JOHN HENRY BROWN & Son
o41dff
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vI,HE STATE OF TEXAS.-To all per-
sous Interested In the estate OF
NJ. l.. Huffman, deceased; John y; Kerfoot,
administrptor OF said estate has filed In the
District Court of Dallas county, Texas, an
application for an order TO sell 1900 acres of
tie Daniel Lloyd survey In Grayson county,
Texas or so much thereof as may be neceS-
sary to make the sum of two thousand dol
lars, which will be heard at the next term OF
said court, commencing on the first Monday
i'm February, A. d. 1874, at the courthouse
thereof, in the city of Dallas, at which time
ail persons interested In the administration
Of said estate may appear ana contest saiu
application II they see proper,
Witness my official seal and signature Mt
my office in Dallas, this 18th day Of Decent
IVY ]. NJ. LAWS,
Clerk D. G. Dallas county, Texas.
j. NJ. BROWN,
970dItv8w Sheriff Dallas county.
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a. FINE oRCEIAR:
FOR SALE.

Four and quarter acres Of land, with fine
improvements n miles southeast OF Court
ii suse, near Central depot. Price low ana
terms easy. Apply to
JOHN HENRY BROWN & son.
ALSO,
Lots improved and unimproved, In all
parts Of the city.
Valuable lots on Elm street cheap-sne-
half cash--one half on time.
ALSO,
Ten paid up shares of City Rrilroad stock.
Apply to
2Odtf fsFN
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Ever brought to Northern. Texas, which they
offer at wholesale or retail. FM
They call especial attention to their stock
of Blank Books, Albums. Bibles, Hymn
books Fine Soaps, Perfumery. Writing
Desks Work Boxes, Dressing and Card Cases.
In snort, they are prepared to furnish any
thing found In first-class bookstore, and as
they purchase direct from the manufacturer
they are enabled to offer great Inducements
to the trade, and they very respectfully
invite an inspection oftheir goods. &4-dtf
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM
north side of Ten Mile creek, twelve miles
south of the city of Dallas and six miles west
Of Lancaster, Dallas county,
1000 Acres
700 acres under fence: between four anu I'VE
hundred acres under cultivation; me
dwelling and all other necessary out-build-
iugs; several fine springs along the creek. A
little over one thousand acres prairie, the
balance timber, two hundred acres OF which
is cedar. A good peach orchard. TWO nne
running branches. The place Is admiraniy
situated for stock farm.
Terms.
One-third or one-fourth cash; the balance
on reasonable time divided up so as to suit
purchaser. For further information apply
on the premises to .. j. NANCFi,
P.O. Address, Lancaster, Texas.
157dl mw3nl
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rI,RUSTEE'S SALE,-By virtue Of y cor
i tain deed OF trust 70 me executed, ON the
SOth day OF August, 1878, by A. d. Ellis ana
vile, TO secure the payment OF certain
claims against them described In said deed,
i will, on Saturday, the 18th day OF January,
1874, sell to the highest bidder for cash, ~
the courthouse door In the city OF Dallas, the
household and kitchen furniture ana fur'
nishlng goods therein conveyed,
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER,
27gdltwlt Trustee.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE

Situated at the Dallas Springs, about half
mile South of the Court House. For farther
pa''i'"'"''' Apply JOHN BARBER
Isstt. ON tue premises.
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old Tyne Metal.

vxTANTED-Purchase for lot Of old
w type metal-an excellent substitute fol
Rabbit metal. Price low. Apply 1t HI
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FOR SALE.

A nice residence, seven rooms, &C., six
miles from Dallas. -
Also, q small farm five miles from Nc
kinney.
Also, four hundred and eighty acres OF
land. Timber, prairie and water, on Muddy
Creek, Dallas county.
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! EITKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of a writ Of ti-ri facass, Issued ont Of
the Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
TiGt OF Columbia and TO Ee directed, viii sell At
public ssle, for cash, il front { the Court rise
deer OF said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 day q
November, asa, at IL O'Clock N, All l. Lyns's
ria Mt title, claim anG interest ia and Lot No lO
in beall addition 70 Georgetown, ID. q. Beginning
Tor the same tine northwest Intersection Of Monroe
and Beau streets, in said Gearg et0Up, and ruunng
north along the west line Of Monroe street 80 feet
tterce wet and parallel with all street 90 feet
iheLCe south and parallel with Monroe street So
let 20 BesI sire o. thence east along the liue 4
Bell street co feet 10 the place Of beginning To-
s,iber with ali aEd sirEu,ar the improvements
rb,tegn, sioZ, and levied upon the property of
l.. Lsnc, and viii be sold ssLIsfs cN-cati n .
s!72 against J u Lyme ard Martin Old ID gaze az
the sit G: the District Of Columbia
ALkN. SHABP, Q. s. Marsha, D O.
October il lS7a, Ccfla-7ts
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PENNSYLVANIA COAT TRADR.-Notwith
standing the coal trade IS over n million OF tons
behind Ehat il was this time last year, 4 a.
nevertheless, financially in better condition
than any other pursuit involving ike amount
OF capital and industry, and this, it L. believed
Is IN a great measure due TO that control OF the
business which has kept production within tue
hhits OF The msrket-slWays a full supply with.
out any very large oveTstock. Had the market
cary In the season been left entirely 10 itself
each operator furnishing the largest possible
amount OF coal, thus provoking the widest
competition, il l. quite manifest that the coal
trade would now be in less fiOurishnS cOnll-
ton than it IL. IL Is very probable that the
tonnage now short will not be recovered this
year, but the trade Is likely to pass into the
next season uncrippled, with ability % then
make up the loss now sustained, aud probably
with 1t good portion OF the annual average in.
crease. The past history OF the coal trade i'm A
series or years, shows an annual increase in
production or 10 per cent, although on more
Than one occasion the tonnage has failed ia this
10 per cent. Increase, and, a. now, even to have
ial'en below that Of the preceding Year, vet in
= period OF ten years the average ten per cent
has been mAintained. There is no reason 20
doubt that II will be so now and hereafter
IhiiI. Ledger, t2tb.
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SUICIDE BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most de-
teTmlned and repulsiye suicide which has oc
Cured III the vicinity was committed YESTERDAY
on the summit. near Franklin. Ths en- gineer
al the train on the Jimt0wn road, VIII Oh reaches
FRANKLIN about 2. M, Jaw a man sitting on
TIE Track a. the locomotive rushed round a
sharp curve. HIS coat, vest and hat had been
removed and laid aside carefully. The blowing
OF the whistle only caused him to look hastily
up. When the whistle blew down brakes"
tie man rose, and a. the train came laundering
down, despite the efforts 20 curb its speed, the
sulclce deliberately laid his neck on the rail.
a moment more, and, to the horror Of the en-
gineeT. the locomotive passed over il, the dull
crushing movement OF the wheels as IL tore the
head from the body announcing that the trag-
ecy IT had been sought TO prevent had been
effected. The tram WAS stopped and the body
placed in The baggage car, tire head being ial-
media'ely WRAPPED up in wet cloths. At the
tire cur informant eft Franklin the BODY was
Icing removed. but up 10 that time no discOv-
eIS had been made leading 30 identi & cation.
Has clothes indicate that he had been a Iabarer
BIT the cause Of the strange tragedy rem Al rs
VI 10 be Nplained-TiiUsrIHc (Pd) Courier.
or g.
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NITED STATES mARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of five Of fieri fsciss issusd ont of
the CieTk Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis-
II g OF Columbia ard TO me directed, will sell at
public sale for Cash. 10 front of the court house
door OF said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 day Of
November 1874, at - O'Clock m, all Augustus
B~Cbns' right, title, claim and interest in aud y
Lots Ms lu, lg2' IO3 aud lO4, IL Dale & WcJght's
50 bdlyislon OF mo1Ht Pleasant, in the county Of
ashiL District Of Columbia, gsthar with All
and singular the improvements thereon, seized AID
levied upon 81 the property OF August Bachus, ami
viii be SOLD 10 satisfy executions No g27 against
Christian sProesser, Jacob Dei8er aBd August
Bschus, No. 1858 GgatBst Oscar Fsrelandsr and
August B2chus, Nos. 1901, g77S and g7sI against
Frederick Myers end August Bachus, ali at line suit
vi the District of Columbia
hLFNB sBARP, Q. S. Marshal, T. O.
October II, lisa. octft.ts
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EVENING STAR.


TIE SUCCESSFUL sTRATEaY 90 So ~ sr,-
VICE DRTEcrIvKs-Si1,oo9 IN srrRI1t-s
gang OF oounterfeitlr r Of United States chr
renCy Wss discovered in Cincinnati recFnrIv
ard from them il wSs learned that anNther ysrg
Vas az work In this city, BrooklvT ans Ph-Is9
deli hia. one OF the Cincinnati dettct. YES cA-,a
on 10 this city and communicated Ni-h the
tranch OF the United States secret SERVES IA
itau IN Bteecker street Several de.rr-l RS
from this bureau were detailed u work 9Th shs
Cincinnati man, and they visited IA diSyuf.a
very ihleyes' den in the city. They finally
a~ceftalncd that James Dunspn, d IS S,urh
TN avenue, formerly proprietor of "A u,uor a
Iocn AZ III Rleecker street, corner 81 Wooster
anu Jose ph Quinn, thiet well known 10 the
ponce, bad been engaged 10 distributtnr large
quantities OF spurious money. II rems ined fSr
the officers 20 secure these men ana obtain iron,
them evidence not ouly for their conviction,
but for the discovery or Others engaged in the
same business I 40 officers WATCHED Dunspn
ard the liquor ssicsn In Blocker street which
lie freQuented for three weeks. during which
tine they won DunSon's conf fence, and we're
finally shown by him several counterfeit note.
which be offered 60 sell st a great red a stian
poN large quantities were taken In reply
10 qunles. DUnSon said be had been passing
them Tor three months; that he had already
~ ade fifty thousand dollars by Sach oper-
auon-. and that he could Obtain al tue
s'oh That he could use from the same
source whence he had 81 these samuiss
These notes were - bills OF a new aud very
oeotI tive pattern. and Dunson said thst h
@ uid obtain 20 cent notes fully as good in any
quantity, from persons in the west .losenb
Quinn. the thief. was introduced 20 tue Dis
gEtsec ofhcers by BuUson at one Of these inter.
views, and be produced 500 In notes OF 81 ce-
sC-pii. ~, and offered 20 sell them 20 the strga-
EtF-. Il 49, agreed tha' these should be dan v
tre1 on Friday night - BisecksE ami CROSBY
etrteis, where Quinn was % meet the oHi ,srS
lie G. NE ~ the appointed hour. and was in
stahby pinioDed aud carried 10 the Central
E"hce Office, where he was locked no. Dun-oi
hearing nothing NOR % Quinn aud h!s frirn.'s
mat night, returned 10 his residence. a. No -
south Fifth avenue, 70 wait their return. The
detectives appeared there aJ ? g. m. on : itUr-
uaE, aHd captured him after hard struggle
he vas conveyed to the Secret Service ,,.i ~
and there Kept while his house was se4r-Usd.
ILree CARPET bags, containing about = InDll In
spurious notes, were found aud taken 10 the
Secret Service Office. Bunson was given IN
charge OF the Central Office police, aud VIII be
kept by them until further evidence can he
obtained from him. IL is understood thar he
has already mentioned the wheraab boats OF a
heavy manufacture" who will he Fmme-
disteiy tracked by the dCtectiyes-y1sg Tor,
IJ5tEEs, l2h.
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by D. Il. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Aucfsooeer
Federal Bulldogs corner TIN and sts northyes,
T0-MDR

FkI DUhCaESUN BhUs., AuCtiUneers,
~ Southeast corner h and d streets northwest
TuE EETiBE FURNITURE or A PRIVATE
FAMILY, VIZ. WALNUT PARLOR SUITE
BRUSsELS CARPETS, RUGS. LACE on 4,
TA1hS, WALNUT ETAGERE, BRONZE
MANTLE CLOCK, SILVER, PLATED, AMI
GILMAN AXE. DINING BOOM AND CHAM
BER FUBkITURH, sc , &C, AT AUfTT0N
At NJ. Ala NINTH SHEET sOfITHEaST
- On THURSDAY MORNING, Iath Octo
~ Der, con ECiDR a 10 O'Clock, at the above.
fsSs4 naned house, we shall the entire coGteats Ia
iraIt,v ,.n,
Psrlcr Finite IN Green Rep:
Brussels Carpets, Riggs,
Centre Tsbies, Ftsg, re-,
Lace Curtains aud C1rnices,
Mantle CiCCk,
kOgTaVtngs, GnrCmOs,
DINISG- BOOM.
Walnut Extension Tsble,
Cane and other Chairs,
sitebCard,
siiver- Plated Dinner ssd Chinaware.
Table Cutlery end Glassware,
Howe Sewing Machine,
CHAMBERS
hsrhle-Top Cottage Sets,
Feathers, Mattresses,
Bed Oh, thing,
OiiCiOths, mattirRs, &c.
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
FTsOklin Range,
Table,
Cooking utensils generally.
DUhCANSON BROS,
octl2-d Auctionsers.
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LIMITED STATES MARsaAL's SALE

IN virtue Of ur writs Of sri fsciss issued out of
The Cleik office Of the Supreme court Of the Dis
flct OF CO1nibla and TO directed, shall sell at
pupc sale, Tor cash, in trout Of tho CJurthouse Of
said District. on TUESDAY, the 80 day Of Hovsm-
ber' lol at ~ oclcck "a all John honey right,
tile, claim and interest ia and g. Lot No IL In
square n o. t92, in the city OF Washington, ID. u
toget her with ali and Singular the i'm 9royemeuts
thereon, seized aud levied upon tie properly OF
John Rorey, aud viii be sold 10 satisfy exs1atlOns
Nos 1859 s5iO 95i9 and 9S6 = in favor Of tie District
- Columbia, against Robert Farrell acd John
Iusy IA 9!s9 and 93ie against Mari Rags ADD ohn
hoGey IL 30 95l9, aud d arEiB Wai-h and 3hn
RUney in No. 1909 ALIEN SHARP
CCfl4-d Ir-haI - =