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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-03
RevslatlOn In the Dressfng R0Ou
By the most unanimous action OF the parties
cRiSTADoRo'S NAlR DYE,

cRiSTADoR0'S HAIR DYE,
has displaced the old worn out inventions for
coloring the hair, which the better expert.
ence Of years had proved to be ineffective
and de,et-rious Unlike the compounds
that
= RE WAR
upon the hesitn OF the hair and dry up and
consume the juices which sustain II, this
mild, genila and perfect dye is found to
be vitslizing as well as a coloripg agent.
ChPistadoro's Ha-r PresePvstive,
q valuable adjunct to the dye, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
OF the hair, and OF itself, when used alone
. safeguard that protects the dbres from de-
cay under all circumstances and under al
cifmea. Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO,
DrueEts@. Applied BY Ill Hair Drsssen.,
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|! !9E1 l.

A splendid OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND Dis.
IRlBU UTlOS. CLASS q. AT N~W or
LEANS, TU ESDAI, JULY sth, is.s-IlOsn
Monthly DrAWiMK.
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watha Dispat- h, 26 /

IHfH"dtrIH DIsFaV IT. 40
The Msrysville Netos says that there arc
about forty fraudulent deeds to land In Mar.
shall county on record in the Registers OF
flee. They all come from smsn named Wa
dren, who claims TO live In Ohio. This WAL
dren ,eems to be the head Of ring OF land
swindlers, who give deeds in a reck less man
ner. Rs Newell was paying taxes on lOC
acres of his land. when his attention WAS
~ lied to the fact that hts land hsd been sold,
and the deed was on record. The land had
been sold for 81 20. The deed was a warranty,
aud look ed to be genuine. Poop should be
careful IN buy ing land To look up the title.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-03
JAMES III. FOSTERS
Opera House Dry Goods Store
LAWN SUITS!

sod largely ard
our stock 20 low h fresh puhe was absolutely This purchase
out their stock figure rather
than the hesesson
considered
m p
Among which specially
placed We will o them while they last $500 They They
handsomely
made Of beautiful coored lineo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-27

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Allen c. Clark, vs. report OH the examining com.
mittcc was admitted to the bar. Hon. Carl Shurz
VS.. lots l, 2, o. t. and 81 So. 575 and lot 0, So 576
an appeal from order fixing compensation Of the
appraisers; argued and submitted William Not
tlngham, vs.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; argued and submitted
CIRCUIT COURT-CiIIEF-JUsrICE CARTIER.
Davis Sewing Machine Company VS. Rolhwcll
Il Richards verdict for defendants. Dowd vs..
Ackers, administrators ON trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
No. ~, Brown VS. American United order of the
Sons and Daughters and Brothers and Sisters of
No. d3, Clark vs. Lciu & Rapley No. a. Shepherd
vs.. Brown; No. 49, Murphy vs., Murphy No. d6,
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company VS..
District OF Columbia; No. ~, Williams VS.. District
of Columbia; No. IS, Trucworthy VS. Murtagh; No.
40, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.
Grant No 80, In re. Richard f. Harvey, bankruptf
No. 81, Williams vs. Florence.
Circuit Court-Chcf Justice Catherine. 12l
Morrison, Komm & Go. vs. Denver, garnishee Of
Creswel eta vs.. Connolly; No 1866 Brady VS. Palmer
executriN No. 1SO Wall VS.. Turner ct al; No.
ls5, solomon VS.. Sondhemer ct al; No. lSG,
knauth ct al. VS.. Savage No. l0l, Botclcr,
administrator, VS. Langley No. 1872, BOtccr admin
istratOr w. G. G. Langley; No, 2)5, Adams VS..
District Of Columbia No. 300 Brooks VS.. Kimmell (;
No. 2l3 Lincoln use Of vs.Campbell; No. 2l5Welch,
Holmes Clark VS.. Mcdaniel; No. 2l7 McNeigh VS..
Gregory ct al; No. 223 Van Riswick vs. District of
Rich & Brother VS. ChOndler; No. 23G Phillips
vs. Negley; No. 237, Mead e Robbins VS.. Cake
No. 23S, Noonan vs.. Tucker ct al; No. 90, shir-
ley VS.. CfCsWcll,
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coedcd 70 explain It. He said that the House had
oIlglnally put INTO lhe BILL on the motion OF MT.
SIymer provision That rchners OF less thon 5m
Dnrrels on Splits should pay only 500 year, all
Olhcts Paying WV The Seuatc had struck outthnt
PROVISION Inc House had restored IT, and now the
senate cOncurred IN that restoration. The next
question was as to the tax on matches. The House
r IGNTu tne iek the senate had Ictoleu ~
di.t l,o'Iv nau reused WcOhcur On lull CoiisIui
nv utVUl Wy Conlctcucc committee recommcnueu
'nTt W. Wy i i on matches De retained, ,,,,,
~ 'm,Iu question was rs TO the tqN on ihsuycnt
ho,,es ~" ro oi g9lGtq,ai uePosis III Ss',hgi Xxx,
~ ny uvGIslon utlNeu az III Dte WuS wv
w Vi1'cruncm Wy on lhsolvent ntlonb nilhs
slUY ii ~ icn'gu w cases where le utpoalVpls
co.u l,ot lie pau III lull ana tliat lhe gSL hN Oh
uoiulHIcm YIN Swings IN savings banks sna DC Ic
.hnltteu Mlthout lhierierlng WIN inc future UaNn
o om o, SUN deposits, rs 10 INC taNatlon OF 2,
nary savings deposits, the conference committee
took lne ground mat the econoinics OF me INDUS
''VuS ool Siloi llot De 'hSeq " lnc uoNeIilSt;
III III OuNwLh iilquueea OF AlI tuckeI VIM eot.
N.Y. pcul nlhue III conference 10 sustain tne hClioh
vi tne hOuSe VhtCe times lepentenl repeating INC
tuA oll unlcnes, mus saving the poor man from
| u',,u1cV 9y laN9uon. ,, -.- ,, --,,..
MT itgkER sold ne would answer the quesliol'
Dlt not INC speech, II the gentleman from Mich
lgesn would SIT down. -.
MT IoNGER suggested thai the gentleman IRON
nrgluH could not DC inuch frightened py MS
N0hger - Standing -
MI TUCKER. Not IN the slightest. nave seen
i r more dangerous persons than the gentleman
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GEORG ETOUN NEWS.
oolloclod BY nopnblIe,n neportor

Collected by Republican Reporters.
Daniel Donovan, of Lynn, Mass, IS quartered at
the West End Hotel
Mrs Nora Long one Of the oldest inhabitants of
Georgetown died yesterday morning nt the Aged
widows Homo. She was q native Of ireland, but
has sheen resident of Georgetown forabout twenty
five years.
The canal company, at the request Of the mlllors,
have decided not TO draw the water Oft the George
town level until the 10th Of March, instead of the
list Instant This Is done in order that the millcrs
may get supply of flour on hand.
Yesterday afternoon n pigeon shooting match
took place on the low grounds about two miles
from Georgetown. The following gentlemen CON
tested Mcssrs. Albert LoCkhart, John Curtin, John
Potter and Douglass Smith. The match was be.
tween Smith and Curtin against Potter and Lock.
hart. Each had ten birds at twcnty-onc yards rise
The following was the score Curtin, out Of a pos
slble 10; Smith, I; Lockhart, 3; and Potter, 4.
SporSmans Club, and are arranging for grand
shooting tourney, to take place inia few days.
The funeral Of the late Mr.. Howard NJ. salisbury
took place from the residence Of his father, Dr.
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and was one Of the
largest funerals that has occurred In Georgetown in
u long time. The remains were encased in n hand
some walnut caskct. furnished by Undertaken
James T. Clements, and handsomely mounted with
silver mouldlngs and bar handles. Among those
present was a large delegation from the Pension.
Ohlcc, In which Department deceased was q
Georgetown Assembly, ofwhich he was viccprcsl.
dent. The services at the house were conducted
by the Rev. William Paret, rector of the Epiphany
7. IT, Church, Of Washington, assisted by the Rev.
John Jay Joyce, of ST. Johns p. Il. Church, of
GEORGETOWN. The pail. bearers were MesSrs. Brad
Icy wilkins Howard Goodrich, Hugh Caperton,
Charles u. Croplcy Edward II. Tyler, and John Il.
Beall. The floral decorations consisted Of hand.
some crown aud cross the latter of which rested
upon the bosom Of the dead. At the conclusion of
the ceremonies at the house the cortcgc proceeded
consigned TO the tomb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FINANCI4E.


New York, Feb. &c. 1870
Money was fairly active all day at 3gi.
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady ut 1850 is0A
for long and 1884, Gi7sS for demand.
Government bonds were quiet and steady,
State bonds were dull. District of Coumblas nd
vanced this afternoon to 50 on dispatches from wash
ingon that the District Committee had ngreed to
port bill allowing them to be deposited for bank
circulation and other deposits with the Government.
Railroad bonds were Irregular New Jersey Central
incomes fell oG per cent to 81. From the last report
ed sale do consolidated rsts assentcd declined So
convertible aSsentcd tn $50, adjustment to O7s, and
Lelgh and WilkeSbarre consolidated ncd 10 50s.
Missouri Kansas and Texas seconds sold down TO 10,
Toledo and Wabash consolidated convertible lex cou-
pom to 6sis and Great Western seconds lex coupon)
cercates) advanced 81 10 MA do trust receipts ga
to 97I. and do incomes no IG) 10 90. New York
Central rsis steady at 49, st Paul rsts at 49,
Lake Shore dividend bonds at 49, and North Missouri
nrsts at no.
The stock market was weak and unsettled during
the greater portion of the day. and after frequent uc
tuations prices at the close showed decline of JSIs
per cent The depression was most mlrked In the
coal shnres, the Granger stocks, and Erie New Jer
sey Central declined from a to 35 Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western from ba16 to 500, Delaware and
Hudson from i2ti to 4O Morris aud Essex from s. to
S3R, Northwest common from 80 to 56Js and st Paul
common from 40 TO Sl. The weakness of the general
market was ascrlbed TO reports that James Keene
selling most of his active shares The transactions
gregated 222UW shares Of which 5000 were Erie, 900
Lake Shore 10000 were Northwest, "a 900 were st
Paul, 5000 were Delaware, Iaciawanna and Western,
Ol0 were New Jersey Central. aud 1900 were West
ern Union
nm. inlIntyInp ,ynro m cinat,,p nricns.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20 1879
Cotton steady Mlddllng, 9'ac,
Flour steady and quiet HOward,street and West
ern superne, IS 2iGDJ 30; do extra SlQ9i5O do Inl-
lily. si75@5 5Oi city Minis superHne 81 Is gs so; do
extra, sIG4 0Oi do Rio brands s. 49, Patapsco family
SG6o.
Wheat-Southern firm, active, and higher. Western
steady Southern red, 81 O1gl III do amber, q 100
o. 49, No Pennsylvania red, q ma; No Western
winter red, spot 81 io,S9i 1915 March, q IO'lGI III
April, 81 1901 li'l,
Corn-Southern steady. Western steady aud lower
Southern white 4iG4i)sc; doyellow, 43G4ici Western
mixed spot and March. 49l4S4ici April, 4I4ci May
Sic; steamer, illAll4ltac.
Oats farly active. Southern, 3l6l32c; Western white
3l@3lJaci lO mixed, 21lpj0c; Pennsylvania, 3l6l3lc
Rye nominal AT j1Cl5Dc for good 10 prime
Hay quiet Maryland ana Pennsylvania prime, en-
Dl2.
Provisions strong aud unchanged Mess pork, old
50 75i new, so lldll. Bulk neals-LOose shoulders
lsci clear.rib SIDES 6isc; packed 4Sc and 5Ac BR.
COn--ShoudeTs old, iAc new, Oct clearrib sides 10
Hams, GdlOc Lard, refined terCes, 7lic. Butter
steady prime TO choice Western packed lSg20C: roll
b8 l6c. Eggs dull and lower ut l1dlic.
Petroleum dull. Crude, 646pS96c; refined, Die,
Cunee quiet und firm, Rio cargOes l0il Toe.
Sugar lower aud quiet, A sOlt, Si460sJpc.
Whisky dull AT 81 U7Js.
FreighlA 10 Liverpool per steam steady Cotton. I'd:
lola. . Gdi grain, 6Ad.
luCeipls-ElOur. 2202 bbl9 wheat S. lOl I'M, corn
1876 300 bu oats, $500 bu, 1907
shipments-WheaI, 5000 bui corn, 5000 bu
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
AND ONO RAILROAD.
The great dOube.track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
.... 10 the

4 hhiAhON NM OiiiO hAllshOfAO'
The great doubletraox
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NoRrh, roRTHwEsfTs1wEsr, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY. > G2 FAKE E@E r I33 q. s.oAm
4; 49,. 90 Lcl,e waghlngtoni
ToN ExfRFFs eatt etr On Am Io 10
Baltimore only. Stops At Shiplcy's Laurel, An.
ridge BfeSkiS"i At i' relay. hanover ""u INK
'o s,tS SSSm9re Agaapol' and Way lPIsdmont
7:l0-tBAfTfnfoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
chester, Hager9Own, aud Way Stations
AND BALTfMoRE EXPREs5 i.'n fariST Car to
New YORK and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis
s.3iT1ts LOUIS. LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO. co.
LUMBU5, AM PITISBURG EXPRESS. Fred
Grick. Hagcrsiown and Valley Branch, except
sunday. Through carlo stanton. Pullman cars
20 Cincinnati daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily.
eoo1,,!oi Sunday only-Baltimore, Annapolis. and
lo"QmB ALTISioRE EXPRESS. stops at Bioaens.
nurg' College, Bellsville. LAUREL Annapolis Juno
\, .,oh' JesSupsi aud Hanover.
lS),TrtNliW YORK, PHILhDELPiuN. AND B05-
ta,T I4S EsH Sd5SE sn s' S At Laurel
i3O-BAiT1MoRE, BLADENsBURG, AND LAU.
Annapolis Junction.
t3i-,tpoint of Rocks Frederick Hagel stown, Win.
chester, and Way stations, On SUNDAYS to Point
of Rocks and Way stations only,
55 HPH1f N GIa Sh s' MSb BAL
TIMOHt EiNPNIsSS EllCOtt city, Norfolk,
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken IN tho
ears direct % boat at Canton. Stops at Bladens.
burg and LAUREL
Csc baltimore and Way Stations
7.Jl--tClIlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago
SlOt-BALTIMORE EN- PRESS.
BaN-POlnt Of Rocks aud Way stations.
AND FPiITsBGSG ExSREss i Pts5ar 1h ex
Ccpt sunday, Pullman Cars.
l0l5-iNEW YORK, PIiILA DELPHtA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car To New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
tDAily, ION sunday only. Other trains daily ex-
ccpt SUNDAY. All trains stop at Relay station.
For further information apply at ticket offices at
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street, GJl,
BB blu, and 1885 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, and Masonic Temple High street,
georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
ders win be taken Tor baggage to be checked anu To-
cclved nc any point In The city.
l.. 81. COLE, W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Ag't. Master TrunS'u
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fobl5-d&d
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auetioncer.
| TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
| REAL ESrArE, 1908 STREkr NORTIf.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST
by virtue of q deed Of trust dated Juno Il, A. u.
1870, duly recorded In Lher No. 75D folio 10 seq
land records OF the District of Columbia. and ut tho
wtton request OF The party secured thereby, we Will
sell ~ public auction, In mont of the premises on
THURSDAY, the 9th day OF February. A. d. SO at
locock p. M, that real estate tuate the e ~ OF
Washington, to wit: Lot numbered HUy-iVc ,jj) I'm
the subdivision OF part OF square numbered three hun
Ired and forty (3iJ made january q, 1870 recorded
III the surveyors office OF said District, IiOcr "DT. w.
u. M ioo2ij with the improvements consisting of
a thtee-slory brick house.
Terms of sale: Tho amount Of udebtedncss secured
by said deed of rus unpaid and all aCcrung expenses
including those of SALE in cash, and the balance ut
SIN twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold,
Will be taken \ deposit OF three hundred dollars re-.
CURED ut time of sale. COnvcyancng and recording
AT expense of purchaser.
Z. W. JONES, l.-.,,.,,.-
. MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, i'""'ue'
febl7.NfMFNhs
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsHINGroS, Feb %, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Rilcy's wharves- SchoOners Ann Turner. MGR
shall, Norfolk, with lumber for Ryand & Brooks
Elizabeth. Hatton, Norfolk, with lumber for q John
sou & Son; Messrs Wlett & Libbey also received
two cargoes OF lumber;l II Riggin, Morshall, and
II Baker, MARSHALL, Chesapeake, with oysters tC
market.
Biscoe's wharves-Schooners Maggie, Myers, Nor
folk, with lumber 10 MARKET Annie Bell, GOSling
Jackson's Mills with lumber TO II II Jackson d Co.
CLEAHED.
Rileys wharyes-SChOOnclS Charm, Starr, George
town, 10 load for Norfolk Harvester, Bethel, and
Minnie Gertrude Bosnian, Rll bound down, light.
Johnson's wharves-BOat Z IA Smith, Williams
bound down. light
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-27
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctloneer. - " -
.JoHN SHERMAN & CO.,
~ Real Estate AucIioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A rwo.sroRY BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO.STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. u STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue of a deed OF trust, dated lOh day of No
yember A. u. 1873, and duly recorded In Lb6r y and
X. No. 4 folio ~, one of the land records for WASH
secured thereby, will sell gt public auction, In front
OF the premises Oh WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day OF
described property Whole Of LOT numbered thirty;
five (35l, In John IL. kidneys recorded subdivision of
square numbered six hundred and twenly.eght (G2Sl
together with the improvements.
Terms of sale! One-ihird cash balance In six and
twelve months, with Interest al per cent. Deferred
payments To be secured on the property sold. de-
pOslt Of hundred 400 dollars at time Of sale.
tonyeyanClng az purchasers cost. Terms to be com.
piled with in seven days
JOHN r. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
W. NJ SMITH Salesman, ipbiI IS 20 lGulnrI a &
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Georgetown Commercial News.

GRAIN MARKET
Wheat-Transacton In wheat are comparatively
light aud unimporIant, owing 10 tho limited amount
OF offerings but the market, however, remains firm
and steady In tone, with active milling inquiry for
prime Fu1 At 81 0j@1 lOja aud Lancaster at 81 OsG
81 ID
Corn-The receipts of corn are only moderate and
the demand for both yellow aud while IL in excess of
the supply. We write good local demand for milling
wants III i36lijc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-27
FORTHWITH CONGRESS.
The Internal Revenue Bill Passed
Both Houses.

Consideration of tho Deficiency Bill-Disous-
sion of the Supervisor Law-Passage OF
tho Blr-Tho Census Bill Passed
bytho siIouse-The Sugar Bill
Observation-Disclosures
Fivc-NIinute Speech.
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HOTELS.
THE EBBITT HOUSE.

ARMY AND NAVY HEADQUARTERS, WASH.
INGTON CITY.
Popular prices, Board and room at - and q per
day. Parlor and alCovG rooms at equally low rates.
Bnlls Eyes, sixth floor Cnico roons), nj ESQ per
day. The clergy have always been received at lib
eral discount. Army and navy officers NJ special
rates. -Four iron fire escapes dec2i-
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE,

by virtue OF writ of dei Jacid issued out of tho
CLERKS ONCE of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. and to me directed, will sell ut public
sale Tor cash AZ the courthouse door of said District
ON WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of March, 1870, at II
o'clock m, all the right, title, ciaim and Interest of
the defendant in and 10 the following described prop
erty, 10 wit:
Sublot No. 40, square No. els, Washington. b. c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon: seized and levied upon the property
Of John III. Cassell to satisfy execution No. 500 at
law In favor Of Henrietta stuart.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
u. :. Marshal. ID. G..
John
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FUTURE DAYS.
+ T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionecr,
- SOC street northwest.

II T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctonecr.
cs SOC street northwest.
By virtue OF n deed Of trust, dated November |.
A. D. 1877, and recorded IN Liber No 70t, folio &c. one
OF the land records for the District of Columbia and
ct the request Of the holder of The note secured there
by we will sell NJ public auction In front of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, MARCH II, A. ID. 1872. ut i;IO
o'clock p NJ, the following described real estate sit
uate in Washington city, District of Columbia and
being lot numbered orty.elght I'm Pierce and l[ngle :
subdivision Of square two hundred and seven, being
improved by Two story brick dwelling, No. li3S 5
street northwest.
Terms: $3.50 and interest at lOp per cent per annum
nom May |, 1875 together with expenses of sale In
cash balance in six and twelve months secured by Il
deed OF trust on the property sold bearing Interest at
the rate of per cent. per annum. deposit OF $3.50
VIII be required at time Of sale and all conveyancing
at purcharscrs cost II terms of sale not COM
piled with IN days the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at risk and cost OF deaultng
purchaser
BRAINARD II. WARMER, Trns,oos
GEORGE w. STICKNEY, J ii"s'ee''
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VIHoMAs DOWNING, Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON WEST STREET. IN GEORGErOWN.
by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court OF tile
District Of Columbia passed December O. is, In cause
NO. 62I6, equity, VIII sell on THURSDAY, the 9th
day OF February, a. d. 1870 vt ~ O'Clock y. M In
front of tue premises. parts of lots Nos 200 aud 2)
llenlPs addition, described rs follows Beginning on
the south side OF West street. ijD feet inches west
from Washington street, and running thence cast -
ect thence south 10 feet thence 70 feet alley
sold to Commodore Cnssin thence north said alley
10 Feet TO the beginning, with the improvements
thereon, being the premises No. Oj West street. i'm.
proved with comfortable brick dwelling house.
Terms OF sale. ~ prescribed by the decree one
third IN cash ON the day OF sale within seven days
thereafter aud the residue IN three equal payments
ht six twelve, and eighteen months from The day Of
sale, beurng interest. for which the purchasers prom
sSotY notes to be given, aud the title to be- retained
until all OF the purchase money be paid. or the pur
chaser may pay all cash. ut his or her discretion
FRED w. JONES Trus. ec,
fobi5-l6ds Is6 Louisiana avenue
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SHERMAN. Auctloneer, :
by j. Il. CoLDwELL, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HILI.SDALE, ID. G.
BY virtue Of trust to Daniel l.. Eaton ana myself,
dated June D. 1872 and duly recorded in IbCr No dSj
folio 800 of the land records for the District of Co
umbin and 1T the request Of the party secured there
by as surviving trustee, will sell ut public auc on
IN front of the premises ON SATURDAY. March -
1879 ut 400 o'clock D. m. lot No. %, section No, o, Of
the Barry Farm subdivision according to the plat If
subdivision filed by the trustees Of Barry Farm found
IN the Office of the surveyor OF Washington County,
District of Columbia.
Terms of sale; $3.50 and expenses of sale in cash
the balance IN six (Gl months, for which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing date from the day of sale, and
secured by deed of trust the properly sold, shall
be taken. deposit OF S25 will be required Of the
purchaser Ut the time of sale and all cOnvcyancng
will be at the cost of the purchaser The trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property NJ the risk and
cost of the delulting purchdserif The terms Of the
sale are not compiled with within seven "a days
after the day Ofsae. GEO. w. STICKNIN,
felpOaWSdg Surviving Trustee.
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WORMLEY'S HOTEL.

CORNER II AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
First-Class In every respect. my5u
ST JAMES HOTEL
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Sixth street and Peunsylvanla avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-27
STATES MAEguAEs SALE,

BY virtue of writ of iierl facia issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, / will sell ut public
sale for cash. at tho courthouse door of said District
on MONDAY the 10th day Of MARCH, 1879, at ~
o'clock m AL the right title, clam, aud interest OF
George n. Rider In and to the following described
property, 10 vii Part OF square d3O Washington, d.
C., beginning for the same AZ point on New Jersey
said square running thence with the line of New Jer
sey avenue II feet, thence noriheasterly at right
angles with said avenue 100 feet inches, thence
sonwardly II feet o. inches, thence at right angles
lO5 feet 10 the place of beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon us the property of George n. Rider to
satisfy execution No, l5lj3 at law, In favor of Alex
sharp. FHEDK DOUGLASS,