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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

wALLACK'S THEATRE-Ar LAST.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-TME BANKERS Daughter
BOOTHS THEATRE-MARrnA.
STANDARD THEATRE-MLlss.
NIBL0'S GARDEN-DAvY CROCKETT
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK AQUARlUM-CrSpERELLA
GLOBE THEATRE-MiscnIEr
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-THE SnAuGm.Au.s
BOwERY THEATRE-BABA
PARK observation-disclosures CRusoE-
LYCEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BROADWAY THEATRE-UNcLE DAS'L
THEATRE CONTEMPORARIES, COUNSELLOR LAW.
GERMANIA THEATRE-FREuSD FRITZ.
STEINWAi HALL-MAcBKrm.
MASONIC HALL-ToN THuMB.
TONY PASTOR's-vARErY.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
THOMAS OPERA Observation-Disclosures.
TIvOLI THEATRE-vARlErY.
EGYPTIAN HALI.-vARIEry.
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with which she will be face to face if she
takes Cabul and Candahar. She will not
then have conquered Afghanistan, and will
have before her the problem whether to ac-
cept half triumph or to 90 on. If she
concludes to go on and moves toward
Herat Russia will have a word to say ; /. if
she does not so on her influence will be the
same in Afghanistan, with a new Ameer, as
it was before with Shere Ali.
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In INDoRsING the Interstate Commerce bill
now pending in Congress the Board of Trade
and Transportation wisely demand that, in the
event of its becoming law, the compensation
of the commissioners to be appointed under it
shall be such to secure of first class
ability and character A large number Of pa
triots would be glad to serve without any COM
pensation.
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THE LATE MORTON M'MICHAEL.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8, 1879

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8, 1870.
large meeting of the citizens Of Philadelphia was
held at noon to-day in the Common Council cham
Der to take action relative to the death Of Morton
McMichael Mayor Stoklcy presided and Daniel M.
Fox and George II. Boxer acted secretaries. Ad-
dresses were made by Hon. Eli X. Price. General
Robert Patterson, William d. Lewis, Colonel John
w. Forney and Daniel Dougherty. Resolutions ex-
pressive of regret at the loss to the community In
the death OF Mr. McMichael were adopted and the
meeting adjourned.
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ROAD AGENTS CONVICTED

WASHINGTON. Jan. &, 1879.
The Chief Special Agent Of the Post Office Depart
ment has received report announcing the convic.
ton and sentence for life of George wilson and
Doe Bell. for robbing the mails and shooting
stage driver at Cherry Creek Nevada; also of the ar
rest. ut Olympia, Washington Territory, of James
NIillcn and l.. Ronderpouch who committed the same
offence. as members OF the Rhodes gang. the
Wickerburg route. In Arizona. The Department Is
making energetic exertions to destroy the business
of he Aoenfs
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by the "better portion of the party" Mr..
Sloans supporters may be- able to prevent
the passage of bad laws, although they were
powerless to control the organization OF the
House
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock market
was less active, but it continued steady and in
some instances was higher. Government bonds
were firm, States active and railroads strong
Money on call lent at 3 q 4 per cent and closed
at pig q per cent.
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II THE RESOLUTIONS Of Mr.. Edmunds in the
Senate yesterday are agreed to there will be an
end of hasty legislation i'll the closing hours OF
the session. The lobby and the host Of private
claimants will, of course, object.
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EAST SIDE RESIDENTS will be delighted to
hear that the contract for the Second avenue
l. road will be given out in u few days.
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TIE ANTrCoRK INDIGNATIoN MEETING in this
city will be held next Monday evening. A sim
liar gathering will take place in Washington.
Cork's Town Councillors will soon know some
thing about American affairs.
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CALEB CUSHING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1879.
There will be q meeting of the members of the Bar
of the United States Supreme Court in the court
room on Friday morning. ut eleven O'Clock to take
action in relation to the death Of tho late Caleb
Cushing.
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THOSE VINO KNOCK this morning at the
doors of the list of persons under the heading
OF always With You" can count upon o very
warm welcome.
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PACIFIC MAIL stockholders will find some
interesting reading on another page-President
Babcock's review of the management OF the
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IT WILL BE SEEN from our reports this morn
ing that ut least one branch of Business is q
little too active-namely, the suicidal line.
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WITH THE EXAMINATION Of thirty witnesses
yesterday the prosecution rested the case
against Mrs. Cobb. Her defence, which will
BE- begun today, will be watched with interest.
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THE New BOARD OF EDUCATION should re-
member that the best service it can possibly
render parents pupils and teachers is to secure
proper ventilation of the schools.
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WHEN TIE DEATH of Representative Hart
ridge was announced yesterday Congress, in &c
cordance with the usual custom, adjourned, 80
that no business public Importance was trans
otoI
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HUNTER, the Camden murderer, will be
hanged tomorrow. He has, it is said, dropped
his air Of bravado and shows some signs of pen
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

UREA, N. ", Jan. 4, 1870.
The following is the General Term calendar for
Thursday January o:Nos. 10, 40. As o., ~. 49, ~.
lVl lO5 ILL., u.s. 1884, 1885, 1885, 1Js. o. TO- L. IL and ~
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II RIPPLE SH e e Il !.
NEW YORK, THURSDAY. JANUARY 0, 1879.

The probabilities are that The meather in Nc,o
York and its ricimity today wiH be cool and
cloudy, wiM rain or snOr, and possibly increds
ing ,cinds. Tomorrow ii sciH be cold and fair or
partly cloudy.
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another Power--and precisely that was the
basis of England's affection for the Otto
man State; but as England wanted to guard
those interests, yet scarcely deemed them
worth q war with great Power, SO Russia,
ready to take advantage of any opportunity
in Asia, does not intend just now that such
disposition on her part shall involve war.
She is not q meddler in Afghanistan, how
ever, any more than England was a meddlcr
in Turkey; but the use of these words
shows the susceptibility of British temper
on this point.
Will Russia. then, abandon the Ameer to
his fate, despite the fine phrases of the ad-
dress made apropos to the recent presenta-
ton of sword? Possibly she may. One
Ameer will answer her purposes as we'll as
another and the significance of her policy
is not to be found in the consideration of
the effect of her acts on the fate of my given
prince. Her abstention perhaps means an
intention to establish her future relations
with England in that part Of the world on
the basis Of facts and not ON the faith
Of treaty. Had it suited her
policy to intervene at the present time
her interest and Englands in the domin-
ions of the Ameer might have been equally
determined by treaty. But this would
have relieved England of some difficulties
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILpINo
~ LOTb IN TEE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
SOUTH OF THE RESIDENCE OF THE
TTCTIT AVRNI1E Nh AZ n Sac - - n III

UTsE X HaE o sJIHR
EkfTisH MINisTER. sEiNa 81 SEoNNE95
ND nNETEEN4hhD s II Fl FacA aaP SEF
FERtO ON PLACE NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
day Of December, 1877, in Equity cause No =
Sys' 5Y fGnssns q an the parties interest
st four O'Clock pm, on the premises, and continn.
ing at the same time and place from day to day until
all Il lots hereinafter described are offered offer
land in the city II Washington in the pistrict of
Columbia, and known and distinguished on the plats
and ground plan OF saa city as Lots numbered from
Ingersors subdivision of Square nmmhere.i nne
hundred and thirty mine O395 which said snbfiivi
sion is recorded in Lber r. Z. folio l7s. in the
and comprising all the building lots in the said
square bach lot viii be offered separately. and the
lots on Honnectcpt sYenue e. the
the subdivision may be had at the ONCE ~ e sn y.
toneer or Of either Of the Trustees on aDpiicafion
to them tse KT o
in cash, and the residue in equal nstalments. pavs
BILE in six 60. twelve l2 and eighteen GSl months
the To be sss Of Ga 81
by them until the whole Of the purchsse mSneV "a
It lie o. he
poeit of S1O0 will be required each Lot and con-
veyancing and recording at the cost Of the pnr-
in one week from the day of SALE the Trustees re-
the right to resell the prenerty 90 sold at the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser after not
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B.H 4 MaRsEs. hn SIS s. s. NV .plsa.,
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THE EASY WAY 10 Do Ir.-How queer ft Is
that people win pass Ter and ignore the easiest
and most obyion accomplishing thing
saying that he 0ought high and low In an
the BOOKSTORES 2 certain volume, but had
been unable t0lA1fft. "Have you advertised
thought had not even entered his mind. II he
had wanted horse, or house, or a servant he
would have begun by advertising; but adver-
Using for boOk-who ever heard OF such a
thing? Causeur had. He had heard OF adver-
tistng for anything anybody wanted, from q
house to bedqullt, and getting It. So the
noon OF valuable time to q fruitless search.
wrote out brief advertisement for the inser.
ton OF which he paid fifty cents. Before even
ing OF the next day he had his choice OF four
copies OF the desired volume he now has en-.
larged ideas on the value OF advertising Boston
Transcript
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THOS. ]. FISHER CO., Real Estate Aucta,
L 1928 r street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE "ooLUMBIA
MILLS" PROPERTY IN GEORGE Town, D.
y, LONG CELEBRATED FOR THE MANU-
FACTURE OF WEIGHS CHOICE BRANDS

GACIUHE OF WEIGHS CHOICE BRANDS
Ssa ss ios .a ss sq fs'f;S Ss
cords for the District Of Columbia and By the writ
70 s 81 The
le s'E z ass P 9 F.: !. ss SaTSa
md ,Deaains' addition g decrgetown. beginning
ths :s%s e i 5s Il sSs tie Ones
sstp9sxe anq Onio OaaA condemnation and running
oq line q that bat part q e..d
lot lying south OF said canal formerly John
sonSe!y with Inc " SAID ia o
formerly owned by John Mason and aince owned By
westerly With said ehsnna to pons
%nice M 6e inteected By the east line Of Fayette
ssid Sh.nnel tnsnce northesly With aid line r.
nessea 70 sns Place o. the PAT
asy the cable end
ne Ein And the west gable end Of the warehouse
the &c es ssed " snd By the
thereof. null privileges and wharfage thereunto be.
ne sig WHICH e .s the sna sss
ssd VIE al assa sss
pr N egg the
Terms Of sale; Onetsird Of the purchase money
ss9 IL Il e And hEss
mum, payable q mi annually, and to be secured by
g 1hs q
81 COO win be required at the time Of sale II the
terms OF sale Are not compiled with within Ave days
from day Of SALE the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
ING STAR newspaper, Of Washington. d. O. An con.
veyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
ROBT. ]. FLEMING,l r
ap1beo&ds JOHN W. MAoILL, ! irustees.
-cE OWING TO THE ILLNESS OF ONE OF
THE TRUSTEES, THE ABOVE SALE rs POST
TONED until MONDAY, May Goth, same hour and
myl2 THOS J. FISHER h 10 Aucts
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OF AN
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT.
DU Bic SALE

On THURSDAY, May %. 1879. at IL O'Clock -
a ainhi: on ne prsmises, l shall cell to the Es
near leicester, Howard county, called Font Hil the
esldel ce Of the late j. Monroe Mercer, containing
over w acres The dwelling, built within four years.
Is yena kaby SPACIOUS aud thor oughly appointed,
inc,udlng gasometer and gas fixtures. The out.
Dulldlngs Likewise new and complete. Tha grounds
IRE Horned with native forest trees. ornsment Il
shfubDery ana flowers, and we-selected orchards:
ana the scenery extensive and exquisite within Is1
nlies OF Leicester Station and miles Of the Relay
Banmere and Washington Railroad It offers every
hiy o. in5eTcouree and access to persons having
Terms OF Hale-Oneh half cash, residue In six and
twelve months, bearing interest " 'AA Ano
A purchaser can probably ARRANGE for n,or. ~,
tended credits il desirable " "Aoio OK
Inc furniture and other personal property will be
WILLIAM NJ MERRICK
=. r.,por Executor of Ella W. Mercer
n OI.An
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAY9.
I T. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioueer,
NJ N Il -

7 T. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctioueer,
% No. SOC F street.
AUCTION BALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
bETW MA nm Er NORTH s5HE OF STREET
On WEDNESDAY, May Il. 1s7s at 5:somn
M fs u by rG5 IT. shs
deep to sofoot Alley, Of lot a. square ass 70.
mylO-st IT CoLDwELL Auct
~ TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING Ton,
1aHTH AND 9H s1SrH fT s4REE1s NShTa
by virtue Of decree passed in the case Of -
Catn4r,ne Doagherty. guardian, VS.. Cstha- G:aI
qa c sd3T 81 ~ the SS 18Th day
Rrs3%ise: offer for sale st public suction the fo
o Of erxns lots three
f four 90, FIVE 90, six (6,. seven az eight go. nine
and sixteen tsis In tSe cty Of Wsshnon In the
District Of Columbus
the Balance six and II months
day OF sale; the notes of the purchaser are to be
to Se
Ing the title & RfEsP, SasSE sEi Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. .Aucts ap3O eoSds
DUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneera
COFF1Es, TEAS. SUGARS. MOLAssEs, FLOUR,
ssPPICFS nTARCH: CANDLES. &c. SO: BE:
LN1l0E OONJENIS OF 6ROCER1
S1OKE CORNER SIXTH AND 4 STREETS
On MONDAY MORNING, May 18th, COM
me nclLR at 10 O'Clock, we will sell on the I'm
premises, vel! selected stock of Groceries l1U
the owners health forcing hun to sell out. The
stock worthy the attention Of buyers and can bs
bought privately until day of sale. upon Supplying
to II. Shea, Pennsylvania avenue, or Oh the pre-.
misses to Jas. Fitzpatrick.
my8-St DUNnANSON BROS, Auctioneers
- E TT ARoyE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, 14th May, same hour and place.
lease for three years on the store can be Obtained
myIO DUNCANSON Bros Aucts.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO ME-
! II dated December 23d, 1873. recorded in -
Ter Ter the county Of Washington, D. G.. and at l@A
the request Of the owner Of the note secured there
BY sha1l sel at snction in front Of the premises.
dots numbe, ed one two ana three in so aare north
ooSS together b., With the improvements thereon.
secured thereby and expenses Of sale in cash bal
with interest at six per cent. per annum deposit
OF &lCO VIII be required to be made Immediately
after sale. All the cost of deeds and recording to
be paid by the purchaser, and the full terms are
not complied with in five days after sale the prop
erty viii be resold at the risk and cost Of The de-
JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
my5-eoGds JOS. I. GOODWILL, Auct
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DIED.

Hill. At noon. on Sunday, May llth, 1873. n
Hills y. D., in the seventy third year Of her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
M, ANNIE MARIA LEE, azed nine years and ten
months, daughter OF Martha and the lAse Richard
Lee
Fuperal from No. lols Seventeenth st NV. Tues
BILLINGS May 10th. 1879. after snort illaew,
Funeral viii take place from his late rsGidnce 90
Svss ana y. iss1 fTH 10 a
WEAVER. Thursday night, May 9Th. 1879, 6 10
O'Clock, after abort Ilness. Nm Ina o. WkAyR,
lnterment In Oak Hill cemetery. Ct i've O'Clock
are respectfully invited.
WH1TLOCK. May 12th, 1879, at 10 An. Mr.
N. A. WHI1 LOCK, IN her 6fty-seventh year formor.
rtstcent Of GeorRetoWp, D. O
10 be taken 70 Petertburg. Va. for intermsuk
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stituted In st. Louis. The grand Jury recently
made a rafting report In which number Of
prominent persons were attacked with much
severity, among them william C. Jones' late
Judge OF the criminal court. Mr.. Jones has fs-
sued card pronouncing the charges absolutely
false, declaring that some OF the jurors knew
them to be false when they made the report
and announcing that he has instructed his al,
torneys TO bring suit against them for mali.
clous nDel He takes the ground that II he was
uated he ought to have been indicted, and II he
was not guilty the fact that they were grand
Jurors gave them no license to Islander him.
VIII oe q good thing to get judicial interpreted
ddelpkiG Times u wv
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE and LOT
ON 4 STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
and FOURTEENTH SITS 9. T., AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed of trust given to me, and ~
duly recorded in Liber No. 874, folio 49, one of :
the land records for the District OF Columbia .lv
offer for sale at public l. AUCTION on MONDAY the 10th
Of The premises. all that piece or parcel Of land stu
ated IN Washington city. District Of Columbia, and
known upon the sround plat or plan Of said city as
and being part Of Lot twentyfonr (24), in sqIars
follows: Beginning for the same at the northwest
corner OF said lot, and running thence east forty
seven feet thence south Ole hundred and two feet
Six inches to the rear line Of said lot thence west
two feet Six inches. to the place Of beginning, to-
Rether with all the improvements, ways, easements
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same be-
loa eins or IN any wise pertaining.
TERMS One-fOurth cash; balance in monthly
notes. to bear per cent interest and to be secured
by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing at
purchasers cost depo sit OF $50 required at time
OF sale. Terms to be compiled with within days.
otherwise the Trustee the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defaultiug pur
chaser upon giving five days. notice of such resale
JOHN a. HUTCHINSON,
myIeo&ds Trustee.
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BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated April I2tb "a
iSa7, and duly recorded in Lber 847, at folio hx
4to CT seq, OF the land recor1s for the Dis .l::
trlet OF Coiumbia and at the request Of the partv
thereby eec1Ied and by virtue OF a certain order Of
the Equity Court passed May 10th instant in eau "a
premises on THURSDAY. the 22i day OF May, A.
D. 1873, at 80 O'Clock m, all that piece OF ground
described in said deed as lot numbered tweaty-
seven l27, of N B. Smiths corded subdivision OF
o n; Thorn's subdivision of part of square four
hundred and seventy-dve (475), together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash. (of which 800 will be required as deposit
at The time of sale and the balance in three equal
instruments, payable in Fix. twelve and eighteen
months after the day Of SALE secured by the notes Of
the purchaser and deed Of trust on the property
sod, bearing Interest at the rate Of per cetu
Ter annum until paid. Oonveyanciug at the pur-
chssers cost Trustee reserves the right to resell at
risk OF the defaulting purchaser. if be not com
pleted within seven daye from day of sale
w. w. BOARMAN, Trustee
Room 4, Webster Law Buildinq
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts myl2-d
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LIFE IN ST. PETERSBURG Is anything but dull
Every day there Is something new to tank
about. One afternoon In April q lady ana gen.
t.eman were walking arm-in-arm toward the
ueman. The Lady looked around uneasily sew
eral times, and on arriving at the bridge leant d
over the parapet to look at the canal. In doing
after it, but was speedily rejoined by ner Dur r.
suer, who, after brief struggle, brought her
on shore. 1t then appeared that the Nlady y
was young man In disguise, who belonged to
jumped after him was q member OF the secret
police; The "lady's" companion was also ar
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctioneerr.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON N1NkTEERTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND y NORTHWEST; ALSO ON Il, BE-
TWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH

And e E0RTHWEsT; ALSo on *, BE.
TWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust date? Novenn- II
Der 9Th. AID 1875. and duly recorded In Ii Ina
Der No 800, Folio 2l6 one Of the land records .x.l
for Warrington county in the District OF Columbus,
we shal sell ct public auction, on che premises on
MONDAY, May 26th, 1879, ct O'Clock m, all
those pieces or parcels of land known and described
as follows, yiZ:-The south part OF Lot No. "a, in
Square No &c. fronting rs feet and inches on 10th
street northwest, and running back with equal
width the front and bordering on the most south.
ery line said Lot % sixty four feet more or less
TIL it strikes the most northerly line Of Lot in said
pear by reference to deed from w. w. Oorcoran
to John Brent, % recorded in Liber B. NJ. II !,
10, folios 26O and 261; ALSO Lots numbered one l)
and two CD in Square number 81. az viii more fully
John Brent, as recorded in Lber J. A.: No. 2S.
ington county, District OF Columbia, saving and
excepting 60 much of Lot - has been decided by
John Brent to John 8 Brent and Emily A. Free
man. together W it'll the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in six
and twelve months for notes bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum from day Of sale,
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold.
If terms of sale are not complied with within five
days from day of sale, the the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. all conveyancing ut purchasers
cost. 800 down on Gay Of sale.
]. O. MCKGLDEN, T,,.oo,
SOLOMON FISHMAN,} AluS'eos'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS GO. Aucts. my9-eo&ds
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SHE bad HAD ENOUGH OF rr.-It seems that
were not so much married as they Thought thew
were short time ago. They met and were each
charmed with the others qualities. mutual
friendship grew up, which In q few days ripenod
into love. IT was agreed that they should be
married, and after q brief lapse OF time they
visited well-known justice OF the peace IN
that town and were married, or supposed that
they were. Two weeks passed on and the dis
covery was made by the supposed justice OF the
peace that his term OF Office had expired prior
10 the marriage ceremony, and the couple were
not legally married. The surprise OF the man
and his afianced when the state Of the case VA
told them can hardly be imagined. They had
lived together as man and wife for two weeks,
and the announcement OF the fact that they
were not married created quite q little sensa-
ton. But the sequel Is even stranger than what
went before. The would-be husband said to hla
intended wife that they would 60 and see some
one who was really justice OF the peace, and
get legally married. She said she believed Ghe
Old not care to, that she had had enough OF
married Life for the present; and persisting I'm
that opinion, she left town the next day for
Boston.