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GRAIN MARKFT-Ih. receipts of grain
this week have been cOafircl tOG5g bushels of
wheat by wagons. We quote cHu.c, wheat
l2aai-'; prime. l-Sal-.'; gOOI. ll-al.2: fair
Oats, t"atlc. Rye. GG1@1c. 100 bushels prime
wheat sold from store al %.
SOM or TIE STREETS of Georgetown over
which heavy traffic j. done are i'm a miSera-
bile condition. Water street. on which there
l. three flour and two corn mills. offices of
steamship lines. lumber yards. coal docks.
&c, Is iutl OF deep holes and rutS from High
street 10 the AqUedUct bridge. and hardly a
DAY passes that some heavily-laden wagons
docs not meet with an accident. Congress
Hl@h. and Potomac streets. leading from
water street To the upper part Of the city
arc IN nearly as bad OTslcT, and il is with
great diftCuliy that teams can come up them
with ordinary loads. Over one OF thcs..
streets alone there passes during the busy
season nearly 900 aHU bushels OF grain To 81 =
nothing of the large amount OF tiour mill
Iced. ana other heavy stun. Ope-half Of
water street has been graded and paved why
rot do the other half?
HOREIBLE DEATH OF A CHILD FROM 4
COAL OIL ACCIDEST-AhOut noon ycSter-
day daughter of Mr.. CnaS. Donaldson met
win 2 shocking death at her fathers house
on the Broad Branch road, leading from
Rock creek To Te0allytOwn, a few mile.
north of Georgetown. The child who VA,
only hVe years Oil. was, in the absence OF
htT parents. play fully attempting to light "a
coal oil lamp when il exploited. Scattprfng
the nGld over her clothing. from which she
was 50 CrcaifUlly buried that notwitl-
standing medical aid was rendered as soon
as possible, death eEsued within three hours
after the accident
ADVERTISEMENT and local items left A.
the Office OFT c. Wheeler. Canal wharf near
Market house bridge, Will receive prompt
attention.
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The "RaSged Edge" Trial.

=, After our Geographic report OF the TiliOn-
btecher tria! closed yesterday. Another letter
wa read, dated February ;. 1853 wheel dwelt
on the influence OF love
Mr. EvaTtS read pa SSor,n T., tho Ia-to- D.,
abuse il sim
y, me witness '@ lTItonl continued: thought
Itat my wife tHen regarded adultery a sin,
from b.. letter.
Mr.. Sherman read some letters from Mrs
i'iton 10 her husband T. 1858. They all ex-
pressed the deep love which she bore toward
her husband.
The witness resumed. after being shown a
letter: ] DO not remember when this letter
was written. or if Mrs Tilinl was recovering
from her confinement | "a mot give YOU the
exact date Of the births 81 my children. rs |
when wanted to know / always applied to
Mrs. Til'On. | went is To my new house in
August, 1896. and this letter was written
shortly after my Occupa cy it.
Mr.. Sherman rCal = letter from rs TIL
ton to her husband. tell, MIN how much
src rcJoiced n his coming home, and how
glad the children would he. II referred 10
the crowded condition Of the church on the
previous Sunday. and The earnest laborS Of
Etechcr. AHOthcT letter iatet February l,
les. ~ as roaa. which 80 bore testimony To
her JOY a; his r'is,!'. al.. AMI related
visit from Susan T. -Ls...oUy. n d being
much chc"red with Pee, 5H... \ letter of FHo-
IUaT4 =, 1,t. raleTr.1 r. .si atl OF his son
Paul which ocrun.a. ....s II viou> summer
CG I-'> Another o.. ..s.l 5 pt MIR =,
= .'.. rn~sEut#o NE>. 2 .... bose for GHr nus
aut which Wa 3. ..-.-r .'lfnl. greater
than over Of de- iGr!r = -.. was happy i'm his
love This Wa laCuiifi .E ard pia 81" irl evi-
d'Ic". Tie Witness ~t1.ai THAI the Annie
referred Z, To- f'..- i"t... T~ his sister An
other letter OF fchrrJ.. -s- IS. stated that on
sunday She wa .r...r"E from Wri II z to
him by q visit from Mr. aD.l NJ. . i,gtOn.
The letter declared sha was al yly~ fi' hful
10 him. had ever been al '0ulI bg ava"'uOTe.
y number OF letters from TitOu to his ite
q 4 rl.4 A.,
epis.ie. written from Ia 3ortp. Ind. sal he
was Tca ling Griffith Gtuut " which was a
story Of Jealousy. tHat il was foolish 10 he
Jealous without cause. but n with cause
much more so. Another letter, written in
H." cars I'm northern Irdiana. in 1916. stated
that he had just finished the book, and had
imhibCd from It nOucot its principles. Other
letters written on this tour re real eN-
pressing his creates: desire to be with his
lOE "a ones at homa. a q breathing deep love
ami lifelong atiachmn l.
Mr.. ShcaTman the. returned to the rca ling
of Mrs. TiltCn's letters to her husband, OF
which ne read about a dozen.
MIR. EVarts read a letter written by TiltOn
10 his wife in December 1865. in which he
complained Of being worried by business.
and was growing old before his time. having
rarely ten minutes of leisure. The troubles
he had were Of his own making. however,
the letter stated. TIL" witness sail this letter
was written in his office in New York
Adjourned till Monday.
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FLNANCL1L and COMMERCIAL.



soIated. $, vet virginia, i6ls Norfh Carolina l
SINGS Id p, do. new L. do. special tax bid To-
dty. Sugar quiet aud unchanged.
p, iHALTI5MoRE, February 6-C,o'ton frm--low mid
ding Il. .al1. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
I .,adl -, eng qu5.-N'; we~trrn amber % ",
2d-lE, N. do. HALLS; P-nn~y " ania Il, Is
al. Il; suurhcrH, Il0tl %. Corn dun, wax and
Iuw,T-suufh,rn white. 76a7s: southern yellow. ~,
W'~t'Tu mINrd. ia. Oats quiet AMI unchanged.
frm with good order 'rido. PORK firm AZ D. Bulk
E"CyE->ho ud"rs 81, clear rib sid $, i,aia; hams,
Ial5. Lard, I4tii3s Tor steam and refined. Butter
a2, Petroleum. very tirml, held. 7a7l4 no sales.
IT, mad {. sell ordinary t" Prim" Rio cargJes, l-la
~ Nhish. stcal5--alc- 5t5Sa1 %.
NEW y DIRK, February 6.-Sfock- dull. Money. ,
G,lt, II, :. EAclanG" long. 45i: -horr, 80
NEW Y9Ek, February, 6.-Flour, dun and de,
Ginning. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn duh AMI
bonds, lG.is Now York Central, ~ Erie preferred,
r,LlyFRFooL, Fohruary 6, l2.3o p. motion
ding orleans, IA, sales l2noO bales, including 5000
i"r , jPncnatl4h and export: sales on the basis of
dcl' crail" February, att II IL.
LIVERPOOL, February 6, m.-Cotton-Of the
sales TO-DAY, 600 bales were American. Sales on
the tasiS If middling uplands; nothing below low
Dc" do: deliycraGle April and May, "a Sales on
~" basis II mlddiinC Orleans; nothing below low
mltdlingsi deli! cradle February and March at IA
LoN D, y, FgbTGary g. p m-The rate Of dis.
'L'iit III llis open mai Ny tIlftt mont B9ll
- Der cent, which l. "a per cent. below the Bank
at England rate. C"nsols for poney, 81 s927i for
account. 90, ag27E.
LlyFEFooL. February g, 3 .m.-Cotton sales on
the basis II middllng upland-. nothing below good
ordinary shipped January and February, at - do
April, ats.
IoNDoN. February 6, 5 p. m.-The amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on bal
arce to day is t30,OO. Paris dispatches quot.
D. utos a. - fraUc- - confines
FKANkFoET, February. Gus. five twenty bonds,
ANTWERP, February G.-PetToleum, 30 francs for
fine pale Ann ICan.
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RACING AT SAyASNAH.-At the races At
savannah ga; yesterday there was large
attendance. First race-HaDdican StaIIes
one and quarter mile, IL entries, and . lie
clared out, Started-BUrt9n's b. G. Survivor
vivOT won; time, 2.2O. Second race1Rona-
venture stakes, mile heats, entries; > start
ed-Century and Crown Prince. First heat
was won by Century; time, 1.5OZ. The two
last heats were won by Crown Prince; time.
l5l and l53h. Third race-Selling race, mile
dash; started-Accident, Lutitia H., Mil
dew captain Jack and Rel Jackson. Luti-
TIA IL, the favOrite, was second, Mildew win
ming; time, 149h. Mildew was sold on the
g.onnd after the race 10 John Pilgrim, of
Nashville, for sos. Accident was sold 10
Gen. Quincy for S215.
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81 y bill has been offered in the Wisconsin
legiSlat uTe which provides that any husband
atteEdin z the ''can- can" three nights i'm suc-
ccSSiol shall thereby become exposed 10 the
pains ard pen alties of divorce.
EVMiSs Bancroft, the young Boston lady
" no was lately married to Count TZiecu zSki
has now got a name which is the nearest an
prOach 10 the phonetic spelling OF sneeze
that has yet been made.
ga man calling himself Professor
thompson is now lectUTing in Illinois in be-
bali of the Smithsonian Institution. but Pro-
lessor Henry says that no person has ever
been authorized so to act.
~ When Charles Kingsley was here last
Minler. ~ - said that he told an acquaint-
arcr that ne felt confident he would never
see February /, 1875 Was il a presentment
or coincidence IN y. Letter.
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Ih' Trust ars nuu MANAGEMENT, q rfrl mill A.
f'nt'"u o. tEr tact thsr. tlar. b. I,. .rr m. i.
N.hli- ''.N',l rsHw arl tha 9th .t E.l.-t-.y ana
% procure ticket near chat Hst . ..-. .r.. ~
-l =. ' Hit N..'. IHp --'. ..f.. There has
h'N'f .rh known g the hi-tlr,. f .. previous r1-
.'lt- "it s.taE b" ftH TH-.I ID. fI. ..r- ffl.f
D now 81 ilE "a iHI JIa final conc. I.,I H.. irrl. =.
.'i.- 'lli- positive I.H-. 4. I.-.. rrr..Hgrs t,IH
IN" iH-f moment '''.'7 -
II va~ among the last official ar- IT tho late T,v
''''iT h fiisitf To anu.LT.H rH .. most n .-Ifv.,
Language. that under uH Cir.ri#..-. womb tI.r.
L. a. 81 3 litIf.If- that fhaurHv THr. n..u1I pn<T
Nti,1 TAKE PLACE on SATURDAY. FER
AT Ahh 2Ffs- uT 1l money uHr..T b.. r.-urU.,l IN
pt'rul alton 81 the tickets AZ fh. .fT-. TI.rf H..
lh UiIliI.lt - a." promise 0f fEs Itt. Head Mana
GER the Trustees aud Manager .-uiziur ita.a
, .ull-ttluu- pledge th,u-uiEt- o. tll. public -
faithfully carry uUf this auuUuucelast
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There remains now only four weeks in
which To secure tickets in the last library
concert. q coupon ticket will admit you to
the great Gilmore concert. and may furnish
You money enough to buy an opera house foS
yourself if You should chance to want ole
Every coupon YOU buy adds To your '.Dca.
II would not he money thrown away Ia buy
one every day until the ZIth OF ebruarv.
Try il,
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r%"CarntvaIs on ice" Iiven Montreal.

r. y house whose carpets are not shaken
for years breeds iphthcria.-Er.
r. Mrs Laing, an Omaha woman, glidcd
softly up behind King kalalI&Ua and-St0la
a kiss! But the joke of the thing is that the
Omaha WagS passed OIL a gOOd-loOking negro
for the King.
~ II is stated in diplomatic circles i'm Paris
that his majesty AlfOnZO XII was betrOthe
before quitting France, to his cousin the
Princess de las Mercedes, the third daughter
of The Duke de MOntpcnSieT, and the young
est sister OF the COmteSSc de Paris.
~ Last week, a FTenchman working i'm
the shat; of HOOSac tunnel. lost his balance
and, railing about twenty feet, brought up
on q plaftOTm SO near the edge that his legs
swung of. Being asked why he didn't con-
tinue his downward journey, a distance of
goo ieet he lacOnically replied, Il had no
light"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

~ he late Canon Kingsley leaves a wife
son, Maurice, who has lived in America
severn years, has married an American wife
and " no is now living in Chattanooga and
TWO Ga lighters, the eldest of whom publishe
laSt " ar, an interesting volume on Ameri-
Mexico.
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LOCAL y f w s.
Amnsemenf-. Ac.. TO-NIghI

POTdrs OJleTG H0sEse.-MT- John T. Raymond
IS Colonel Mulberry Sellers in the "Gilded
Age
T7ssG'eT C155i0iIS-"Iife'S Peril or. Heads,
Hands and Hearts and other attractions.
Old FszO'Cs' HoV.-Blind Tom, the pianist
and vocalist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS has settled
Gown again lie Is one of those rare and
delicate objects preserved in the cabinet of
nation al esteem, that are only taken out on
great occasions, and exist rather for orna-
ment Than for uSe.-RrOOkllEn ArCnLs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

MRS. FITCH needn't crow vet There is a
MT OF gossip current that Mrs. Sartoris will
soon have priceless little jewel of her own.
Boston Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

TRY IL.

you what relief from tender feet. cOrnS and
bunions you can have 10y using n plaster of
Ddtey'S Magical Pam Extractor Price, y cts. Il
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ALSwICE SEMINARY, PRINCE GEORGE
COTNTY.-Ihe second matinee Of the year
yesterday given at this excellent and long
established institution was most ENJOYABLE
aialr. Choice mOrceauX of music, together
with fne recltatiOnS in English and French
liltu up the hours OF a morning much en-
iOyed by the young ladies friends from,
W Washington and vicinity. Prof j. r. Fair
lamb, OF this city, directed the musical
SIXSerclseS; while the lady principals, the
selections. -i'
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A l. + Y A n u RI A.

REDUCING FNPENsrS-In pursuance Of
the policy adopted at the lat" meeting of tn.
directors of the Virginia Midland railroad
company. the reduction of twenty per cent.
IN the salaries or all the Officers and en-
pI"yfcS OF the company has gone into effect.
and all the employees whose services are rot
absolutely necessary have been discharge.
and number probably BE- reduced one hun
dTed.
PROPERTY SAIES.-The property on the
corner OF Queen and Patrick streets. beloag-
ing 10 the estate of the late VIM. Whaley
has been sold. The lot Immediately on tn.
corner and one adjoining were sold to Peter
HciTctty, the former for ~IoO AID the latter
LOT so, and two lots adjoining the latter On
Patrick street. were sold to !. o. Eorhv m
80 each Gazette. oh.
\ LBERT PIXIES HEN ROOST ROBBFD-
Thieves entered the hen-hOLSC OF Gen. \ 1T
Pike last night and stole twcnty-Cight chick
ems and several turkeys, leaving only tn.
heads OF The fowls behind. No clue has zen
gained TO the thicVeS.-ScH'inel. 5fh
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION ~ The Right Of
hGt1cGV Et3i}otcS 10 Damages IN CJisc Of JaHlrJ
dU ICcidH.-An important and interesting
railroad case was tried in The common pleas
court OF Iauphin county Pa last week in
Whlcn David PenSlugeT, OF Franklin county,
was Tie plaintiff and the PeunS ylvauia IA
road company was defendant. The pIafufiF
was severely injured several years ago while
III charge Of an individual car belonging % a
private transporter while on th- railroad "a
lew miles west Of Philadelphia He claimed
that the accident happened because of the
negligence of the employees of the company
IN charge OF the train. and laid his damages
al zen thousand dollars. Hall and i brian
counsel for the railroad company. male the
legal points that there could be no recovery
because the plaintiff was to be treated as an
elnplOye OF the defendant; that he was iu no
sense passenger, or entitled to recover As
Such; and, further, that a. to the owner of am
II uIEldual car, or the person i'm charge Of it,
me defendant was not a common carrier.
mat they received simply a toll. no GrfiyI
ana agreed to furnish motive power and
roadway. and If the accident did not haDnnD
Tor want OF the former or because OF the bal
condition Of The latter. the railroad company
ul'utr their charter were not liable in dam
ages even If there was negligence Shgrpa
ana kl1nmel. Of Chamber>bur% tried The
case for lie plaintiff, and StrenuOuSly arglIeI
against the legal positions taken by the com
P5tn} lawyers but the court held that The
piaintin could not recover. and the hwy
found verdict for defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06
weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

For the lower lake region. New England
and the middle states. rising barometer.
cold westerly winds and cloudy, followed by
S'CaTiIg weather
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Summarizing Cured by an Art.

Dr. y. y. Moses OF Virginia. 80 celebrated for
the cure Of Stamrneriug and impalimentS OF
speech, and who's, success In curing that dis
treS>ng malady has not been cqualcd i'm this
or any Other country. mas opened an oliica,
p3r!or room. at No. ~ PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue.. near the National Hotel. until the first
OF March. Having been an iuvcterate STAN
merer myself IS years, feel no hesitation in
guaranteeing permanent cure in all cases.
Certificates OF important cures from the pTin-
ciEal cities of the United States can bc seen
al my Office. NV terms are reasonable. The
me il takes to effect cure Is from to
days. though some cases require little
longer time. Office hours from @ 10 u a. m.
and irom2 to p m. STATE and county rights
for sale. Entered according 10 act of Con
grcSS in the year l>G1 by DR.. y. 4. Moses i'm
the office OF the librarian at Washington.
II. &.
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IT,. '.-. Band in America. rD-rf,'ur G5 NJ Or,
most distinguished ta .rrIl..r, .I .f, ,-4...r n.y..
sion.
1h.s DEL tha urr8r.71'. Hu vhf.l. nv fts r--s+. al
celebrity. ia~ been engaged ,5 ta Trustee, aud Nan.
s-.rs O. fh.
Public Library Of Kentucky
. gi,r a. hn7l great tau'sr' iH at .I -la PUBL.
LIBRARY oF KTNTTtkN. nN nus o..
DAY oF TEEEJ ARH.E~ss
Ni." i"' sum E'., down Hu '. o. % lny ar F..-
IUsry- -. Ino ..a Do u.u f,flr. .-....r.. Ia, 49,
tune ''ai i- in -f.rr lHr i'.Hl- ur -....F f..
hHE news tHaf 70 lir.l" ticket DOB f.r.. .-rf.r .r..
pocket Dock Il- drawn -i. r.r. .... ..-.. I'd, y,,-
vi Nhktp AND FIFTY THOUSAND Dor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

a YOUNG LADY CHoKFD TO DEATH
MISS Louisa Livingston, aged Is, daughter
OF William i. Livingston of Pleasant Val
icy, n. L, while eating some fish on We'd
nesday morning swallowed n shaTn hone
when "Ili lodged in her throat, and she died at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

DEATH FROM EXTRAORDINARY Nicb-
oIas Rider, formerly of jamaica but more
rec entity OF Babylon, l.. L., died at his resi-
o oe S IN the latter place on Monday evening
OF hyprophobia. He was bitten by a dog
ABOUT nine weeks ago, but il was not Thought
that the animal had hydrophohia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

DAVID NASAWKIS, residing at Phelps
Ontario county, New York, aged about IS
years, was found dead in his bed at the resi-
Cence OF Mr.. VI. G.. Fox. 1871 + street. this
morning. Coroner Patterson was notified
ana ordered post norton examination to
ascertain the cause or death. The deceased
mas been here at every session Of Congress
Tor several years past, with claim for tim
bei furnished the government. Up to Tues
DAY last Lee was in apparent good health.
Wheh ne was unable 10 leave his bed and per-
SiStenuy refusing to see a physician or fake
medicine ne died this morning. \ telegram
has been sent TO his former residence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

COHENs LOAN OFFICE, Come az TIA s.,,,.
- aad Nsse Yozk AUszEs, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan Once w
in the city Money loaned At the lowest rafe0 n
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches. Diamond-
Gentlsnent ClOthins, Carpets, ssd al articles Of
fbost dec14l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

ASK your Grocer for DOOlcy'S Yeast Pow
der. the best Baking Powder for preparing
Biscuits. Rolls. Bread Griddle Cakes, Waf-
hes, &c. Depot, ~ New street, New York.
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CORNs 6C.-'The wise FOR health on daily
walks depend and thousands patronize Or.
Whites establishment. 555 18Th street, oppO-
site L. s. Treasury, to avoid painful C6rns,
BuniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S2l9,GG0. 4.I2-Swtf
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CT Y IT EMS.

FINE DRESS SUITS for gentlemen.
New goods t,Cened to-day lSaturiavN
y large assortment. enabling one 10 make
a prS',1er selection, now ready.
GEO. {. HENNING. 4lN eth street
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y CHILD FROZEN TO DEATH-DuriDg the
recent cold spell little cOlOred Child wan
dered nom its home in Logan county, XIV
and was found a week afterwards in n pi:ca
OF woods quite dead. The mother of the child
mas since been arrested, however charged
with numbering the child, but the evidence
going 10 show that ii was frozen TO death the
woman was held over TO answer in the sum
of ONLY SIOO. ~ i'A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-06

he FEEEDMENiS BANK.-It is aScpr-
talhed from one Of the Freedmen's Bank
COinIn4ss ions rs that all the branches are now
closed. mat roper care and economy are be-
ing exercised In the collections OF money; that
several pieces OF property were lately offered
Tor sale al aut ton IN this city, but found no
bidders al iaiT prices, and therefore the prom
eTty was with rawn 10 wait for better times
and That the 3 esent prospect Is depOSitOrs
VIII rot receive more than forty or forty-fiye
ceLts CT The dollar.
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Real Estate Transfers.


been filed IN the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:
& N2rnT and Stckn"y trustees, to Thomas b.
George hcelcr. lot O. square 3}5. go; Nehemiah
les $50 Mary GSaT TTSf To- m Tt 81 w f. p IjaT 6sT
ln' p square ~ : ~ 81 Joseph Anthony to John
trustee 70 Vim. Hays part lot q. square i0lS $:
EEC,h burnett 70 james Fraser part lot square 4O4
l,t y. square -. S2F1o: VIM. ) HOLIDAY, trustee
:" Mary r. P. Calvert, lot 81. square 62}, SI,I5O,
tees lots and in square 76o, and lots L. Il and Is
m square 40. II. \. 4. Wilson to James Gad,I,v
j. IN otgLu'll, lots = and s. square III, SIS Lizzie
%. HLg. - al e. John o Council lot lu2. square
square uIr-hvcst # 5S. s8t. Vim q F 't'l =
trustee. 20 biz. ByinEton. lot Is. square 5}i : ~
=, suaFc - $500. VIM. T. Hoffman. trustee. n
I,9,He- I, Dublin. Dot ~ square LOIS, S2051. y. +.
and l5- square 80 $3.50, Eli A Ellington To- Geo
= ,4ls' l"t y square 800. $500, John Con
shoemaker 1T + efrI.r. ,IS : so Iar,. Ia,r ~
John IawEr- lot . square 451. - Geo. 4. Lane
suara 81 2Gda John J Hn.-o TO- TO- EN- -, !, n
-qu4re IsZ-. 81 40. F. D. bowling - Al trn-t.--'
20 samuel Polkiuhorn. part lot 2 -Iuare 3I 81 J1-
sepH Holt Co Jane LOvrey. lot =. square 6F2. : ID.
John hester L. Hugh G. Carrother- lot II, square
!, ,siaTe % s5N.o' John II Benton to William
John u benton lots \ and b. square 5l0 50 100:
Dodge paTncile- trustees, to Cecilia J. Sherm an
trustee 10 Ja~ BuBarry lot and g. s1uarS -
$3.50. BEN Beall t. james Martin part lots Is ami
AI.uzo A. wilkins. lot 5, square 80, 5
GEORGETOWN TRAN~FERS.
side Hrdec Street 81 go: Eizabch < E4sliS -t 10
VIM Tyler, - Beatty and Hawkins on Ist street,
h r Hf Her 10 Dugg dhn k kafs pa &4
- aId q Ee.'''y and Hawkins. High street, S2CJD;
Head Went 5irsf eTy los H1s ScnRB bar 10 o.
Thomas Kirby, LOT !, Beall S. =; Joseph E.}nulIs
w r WOODWARD to ALERT Scott part io5. HSi
meas addition, DunbartoH street SO. =. u. Gray
81 10, W HaIce to Il. A Kim. pr. p. Be5li :,
par y. Beatty and Hawkins So J.. ". Marshal.
tgJ"hn " Belt: l52, Bealls ana iIoImead : cay
II T. B-all :, S7tg', Samuel Ce: e. Il. Burgess,
Iaft g. ID Georgetown, on ea-' i- Mari. space.
Sf1gC: T p. Crow 10 Julia ROD. one -ur,h part
- IN Pc. 1ldr street, $50.
COUNTY TRANSFERS..
J.hn Farle 70 7. P. M6rrelI; =; Thos. E. Shoe
EladrIs4nrg road, John Payne to Jim Ma-l,ary,
- n n Msrlloro Road, =; NJ, Ashford, trustee,
ID BTrrgws = : = Burrows. acres Of FIiaud>hip,
=: G " TalhuTt to =. }. Middleton, II in trust
GottL.r 4 gts 2 @ 81 z !, and part D. PEospa5t
GlrI Us Pr-I- . ;. R W ( WTi Ga,fhe part
trustee, 70 Mary C. Mitchell, lots ., i 20 p, p 25
~ 80. q b. .. s4uare a.. Nautallu, -, Mary {.
u lTart,III2 Latham o. J ! az T,[II T I,f
p WiGfeId state, =. Howard University to IN,
1t Ia Bioek IL: l. IIoit ParkE; 1es .trHs Il
R.,k Cr,-k Parish 10 Thomas Wilson, lots 10
s,ocEl.im 1T p BLOCK 10. Plia,aEt i Pinin~ 70 =
g. Dyer o. e r Bolt lots Il y - aud y, square
Lewis 10; b. south fods HiiiyST.fy Il DIl jl
H4T..1 T. ; H. Werlich LOT Il, PrDcp-ct Hill -;
10y M = ba5 M41 IT, T T Pant T9rkeI ~ ThPfa,k
Tall rn 4 a.