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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

In is as hard to tell what the aver
age Legislator will do as it is to pre-
dict the verdict of jury or say who
a girl will marry. Strange as it may
seem they spent several days in pre-
pairing and debating the question be-
fore they would allow the General
Government the right to go ahead,
and spend the 100000 on the i'm
provement of the Kentucky river, that
it had already appropriated for that
purpose, and still no relief has been
given the crowded penitentiary but
the recommendation that an hundred
of the vagobonds be turned loose upon
the country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30
The Oliver Chilled PI0W
STILL. LEADS ALL OTHERS!

fooCinS other: l. Because is lighter
better
cU last longer than other Because is cheaper than
Because, place point ii, virtually
nGkes neU pOW
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

In Tuitlon, priv range from % 10 80 h "a
regular Depaiinlruis. Primary, o.. iniefmslisie
$50 ffcpaiaioiy, 50. and Nullsglaie, tAo
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

The Grant boom that threatened
for time to so thoroughly sweep the
country as to elevate that individual
to third term Of the Presidency,
contrary to the hOnored precedent set
by the "father of his country" has
very evidently, to use a homely ex-
preston, "gone glimmering," and the
indications all over the country point
to Blaine as the coming man for the
Republican nomination. Pennsylva-
mia, the supposed strong hold Of
Grantism, is said to have wheeled into
the Blaine line, and dispatches say
that Grants withdrawal from the
nomination will be made at the Con-
yention that will be held in that State
on February A. For our part we are
really sorry that affairs have assumed
the present shape. We wanted Grant
ODE the nominee, because Win MS vul-
nerable record, his desire to do away
with one of the most honored of the
old usages, and his enlarged views as
to a Dictatorship, would have insured
Democratic victory. Blaine is un-
doubtedly the shrewdest of the Re-
publicans, and it behooves the De-
mocracy to consider with care the man
they put up against him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30
A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.
GRAND RATTLE!

propose 10 rAfie, As soon as all the shares are
taken-dny In number, Al q per share-the cele-
brafed Models Of
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

for fuii pafiieulafs, as 10 hari AZ, addres.
mrs. n. q. TRUEuEART. Priaei.aI.
afauf.rN ls..a.la a.. A.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30

The Supreme Court of Maine has
decided that the Fusion Legislature is
an unlawful body. and Smith, who
has been playing Governor for them,
has signifed his intention of submit
ting, and it may be safely said thai
the bloodless war has come to an igno-
minious end. We were greatly in
hopes that the two parties would get
into big fight there, and that every
rascal would kill every other rascal
in the State. And then a little pri-
waite war of her own would have CIV
en- the people of Maine some idea
Of what the Southern people suffered
during the late unpleasantness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-30
RMS MO DEuATI

MUSIC. THE LANGUAGES. DRAW
INo AND PAINTING.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-23
THB SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING Co,

OFFICE, BlO Nineteenth street nOlIhWbhI,
O1loo hours From a. m to p. M, and from to
a N m
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Baltimore Markets.
=, BALTIMoRE, Nh, January %.


Cotton dull. Mddling l255c.
Flour very dull and unchanged. Howard street
and Western superine. 81 7jG5 do extr0, S. 25@G
do family, So 25@7: City mills superhnc, 81 $685.
do extra, So 25@6 do family, 81 25Cg7 %; do Rio
brands, S7@7 25; Patapsco family So.
WheOt-Southern better and firm. Western spot
firm; futures weak. Southern red 81 379l 10; do
and January, 81 4219 February, 81 4234d1 48;
March, 81 4534@l 4G; April, 81 4749l 479s May,
81 4SA@1 49,
Corli-southern quiet and firm. Western steady
and firm. Southern white, Coo; do yellow, CSC;
Western Mixed spot and January 5SI5: February,
G6H@56Nci March, 50H@j6y4c; April 5Gl4c. May,
56Hc steamer, 55l9c.
Oats higher and quiet. Southern 50652c; West.
ern white, 49@5Oci do mixed, 47@4Sc Pennsylvania,
4gG5Qc.
Rye dun and nominal at 90@95c.
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, Sl7@l8 per ton.
Provisions dull and weak but without quotable
change. Mess pork, $3.50. Bulkmeats-loose shout
ders. none Offering clear rib sides none Offering;
do packed, 514tGII2c bacon shoulders. 5Nc; clear
rib Sides &c. hams, lO1a@llc; lard, refined tierces
sc.
Butter quiet and lower. Prime to choice Western
packed 20d26c; roll lS@23c.
Eggs steady Mt l4415c for strictly fresh
Petroleum unchanged-Crude, nominal refined
dull at TIC.
Coffee dull and unchanged. Rio cArgoes i4S
1870.
Sugar dull. soft, 934c.
Whisky duh at 81 ll@Dl 10.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer unchanged
ReCeipts-Elour, 95S bbls wheat 1880 Blu;
corn 81, 700 bui oats. 800 bu.
hipments-Wheat, 800 bn; corn II 700 bu
Bales-Wheat. 900 bu; corn, l2l 200 Blu,
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Co. VS.. Moran set for the 9th instant. Herr
Cissel, executors, vs. Charter Oak Insurance Conn
pany judgment against sureties on defendants
undertaking. Dudley ct al vs. Drown argument
In progress
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsrIcE WYLtE.-strong
VS.. District Of Columbip; on trial.
EQUITY Court - JUsrICE JAMES. - Shaw VS..
Bassctt; substitution of trustee and reference to
auditor Cowman VS.. Cowman; divorce granted
Goldman VS.. Moore; loan to M. L. Dickinson by
trustee ordered. Banner vs.. Main time 70 takc
testimony limited to forty days. In re j. t. Ieavy,
alleged lunalc. committee discharged and com
mission superseded. Hazel W. OConnoT refer
once to auditor. Tenly VS.. Hume; reference 10
auditor Walsh VS.. Brainard; auditors report con
iirmed. Mellor VS.. Mellor divorce granted. Roach
I'D litem.
CRIMINAL Court - CHiEF-JUsTICE GARTER. -
John Shea; assault and resisting Oniccr Dunning'
ton; on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY
SUPREME CouRT OF THE DrsTRICr-JusTiCFs MAC
ARTHUR, HAGNER AND CoX.-No. 43, Dudley VS..
Brown 80, Campbell vs.. District of Columbia; 30,
United States VS.. Jones; 40, Oliver VS.. COmeron ~,
National Bank of the Republic VS.. Cook; 40, Dowd
VS.. Acker, executor; i6, Davis Sewing Machine
Company VS.. Rothwcll; AZ, Harmon, Boswell " Co.,
use &c, VS.. Gnrlund 49, District Of Columbia use,
&c, vs BrOoker 81, Lincoln use &C., w. Campbell;
&C. Shirley VS., Freedman's Savings aud Trust Com
pany.
EQuITY CoURT--JUsTIcE JAMEs.--No. 3, Jackson
VS., Huse - National Metropolitan Bank vs. liiiz;
vs.. johnson: 1874 Miller vs.. Miller; 10 NATION VS..
McGrew;. 20, Atchison vs.. Capitol Hill Building AS
ISOLATION; 81, Boards vs. Center %, Hunt VS..
Burche; %, Mcpherson VS.. Lowell.
CRIMINAL COURT - CHIEFJusTIcR CARTIER
Joseph Merritt policy dealer; Margaret Davenport,
Maria Davis, assault; Edward Thicker, assault,
two cases.
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GREAT
1879
1879

Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, VEST yis T,ANp s9UTHwEsT
spLENbT 2Ssth nHAyA dEf G EQUIP
IN EFFECT JANUARY q, 1851
TRAINS LEAN h WASHINGTON from Depot,
ner of sixth and streets. follows
For Pittsburg and the West, 1910 q m. daily with
PIllsburg 70 Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago
20 p M daily with r Palace Car 20 Ghie9go
For CanandGlguh Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
ana the North al II. m daily, except sunday
7;4O y. M daily. except Saturday with Palace Cars
and n mil IA, at 1910 ~ IN. daily, except Sunday
For New York and the East 5lO M. l:3Oand $40 p,
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara $50 a. M.
daily, except Sunday.
F2r Brooklyn, Now YORK, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boat3 OF brooklyn Annex"
atiording direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
Ing 6, double teTriage across Ne% York city; -,
on Snndayi $50 and WIS n. m m ''O ''''
Limited Express $3.50 a, m. daily, except sunday. ~
For Baltimore $40, $3.50 1910 H. M. ana 1880 $40,
m. $40. 7:iO and g:l5 D. IN.
For Pores Creek Line =. M and 400 p M. daily
For Annapolis 10 a. aud 400 D. m. daily, except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD. 80 go
For Alexandra, I, I;@n " II o. m NY wv W,
and 1880 p. m. On Sunday, 7, y ana II a. M, and
For Richmond and the South 700 a. M. daily, and
$40 p. m daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington o, :, 10 a..
m, l@dO, 3, B, 4, lna " p' III. ana " midnight
Tickets, Information, sieeoing and parlor.car ao
commOdRtons can be procured at the ollces-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. and at the depot whore orders can be
left for hecheGklng OF baggage to destination from
L. T. FARM Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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From the Pail Mall Gazette. ]

lfTOHl lne ran MAIL
Many stories long current in and about
Perth appear in Mr.. Drummond's book Thus
we have the story of the presentation Of a
claret jug to gentleman who had helped to
keep up corps of volunteers. There was a
dinner-not mere service of fruits and
cake" such as intervenes between two diets
of worship" but real dinner-and the Jug
was in the centre of the table. The chairman
had well studied his subject, and was prepared
with great speech but at the critical mo-
ment tho speech failed him, and he could utter
but the words "Yon's the joog." The proud
recipient stood up in turn, in turn cast about
for speech that had made itself wings, aud
sat down with the words, rs yon the joog?'
The Laird Of Macnab supplies Mr.. Drum
mond with some quaint stories. This is that
Highland chieftain who overrode his pony one
year at Leith races: aud when wag asked
him next year whether it was the same pony,
exclaimed, INA but it's the same whup p and
knocked him down Herewith
Everyone has heard how the mother Of
David Baird, when she heard that her son,
with some other British soldiers, had been
captured and chained together two-and-two
in India, exclaimed, 81 pity the puir chiel
that's chained to our Davie y Another man,
we'll known in Perthshire, James Moray, OF
Abercarney, provides some good stories. On
one occasion he CHANGED to see two sawyers on
his estate measuring the planks they had
sawed. They measured across one side of a
plank, turned it over and measured across tho
other SIDE AberCairney bided his time till
they appeared in his busness-room with theiI
bill lie took out IA COIN put his thumb on it,
aud counted 'one;" then turned it over put
his thumb on it again and counted two" aud
so on with other coins till he had brought out
half the amount charged, when he sent tho
5awyers about their business
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879. Ar l:S0 z. NJ.



M. Leave Washington:
5O0-Bnltlmore. Ellcott CITY and Why Stations
G05-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS on sundays to baltimore only
O5O-BAltlmore, Annapolis. and Way (PiodmonL
stras1urg. WINCHESTER, HagerstOwn' FREDERICK
soo@i f Ny S ORE sSH KIP LAUREL EXPRESS.
a.. ter, HsgeTst9wn' and Way stations nosro,,
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS ParlOr Car 10
- New York and Philadelphia ,,,,,,, ,,,,,
SsT h9HS SHISAe9 G9LH erick Ha AMp
town and Valley Branch Except suin rs S,,
cnnal daily Grafton TO Sandusly daily. except
Saturday.
kRnsRCs s.S a&a AZ %H Baasn
burg, College Beltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis June.
ton, Jessups. and Hanover
l2;lO-B Baltimore Annapolis, EI!!cott CITY and Way.
TON EXPRESS stops ut laurel
l;ss-ton sunday only-Ba!tlmore and Way:
REL EXPRESS. Frederick via Relay. stops
at Annapylis Junction ,or,,, uo.,.,,,, Win.
91 saS %Sy ,s,9s. only 9n sunday to Point
f40-tBnltimOrc, Annapolis and Way stations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NORFOLK. AND BAL
Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct TO
boat at Canton Stops At Badensburg and Laurel.
G0O-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
7sO-fBALTIMoRR AND LAUREL EXPIRES.
74shtc lit V CohTSfBUs AND prrTsBuno
EXPRESS Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts
burg. eNcrpt Sunday. - = -
s:i5-tNEw YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL;
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
o5OaTfST Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket olices-W ashington Station and 0O3 Gl9
and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will be
taken tor Baggage to be checked and received at any
point In the city . W. Nj, CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent,
GEO s. KOONIZ General Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dangers of ConJuring.
IChAmbnr., Innrnnl1


An incident will be in general recollection
connected with the late Mr. Brunei, the omi-
nent engineer who planned the Thames Tun-
mel and the Groat Western Railway One day
while diverting n child with tricks of sleight.
of-hand, by causing half-sovereign to mys-
teriousy disappear and reappear, stunning
disaster occurred. The trick consisted IN
adroitly concealing the coin in his mouth and
pretending 10 bring IL out at his ear. All at
once, before he was aware, and to his dismay,
the half-sovereign slipped down into his gull
let He tried to cough II up without effect.
There IL stuck Every surgical device was
tried TO get hold OF it without avail. IL be-
came evident that IL tho coin could not be
dislodged, fatal results would ensue. In the
dire dilemma into which ho had neodlessy
brought himself Brunol's presence of mind
did not desert him. He devised a wooden
structure to which lie could be strapped head
downward in the hope that the half.sovcroign
would fall out Of his throat by tho force Of
gravity. He was fixed to the machine head
downmost, keeping his mouth open. To his
inexpressiblo relief the coin dropped from its
lurking-plaoe and rolled to the floor
On one occasion a sword .swalower got Into
fix even more dreadful than that of Brunei.
He protested to be able to perform trick with
II bayonet fixed on the end of muslct II
was an awluly hazardous prank, far beyond
that of swallowing sword. Ho held the
musket aloft, with the butt.end uppermost
and opening his mouth, allowed the bayonet
to 90 down his throat. Having got it THU
length he clenched the part of the bayonei
next the handle with his teeth aud holding
the muskot with his hands, to prevent it from
swinging TO one side or the other, walked
about with it in this porlous attitude on the
stage.
At n performance one day of the bay0nei
and musket trick something was seen to 20
wrong. There was staggcr, hutter Tbs
observers were surprised horror-struck.
The swaying of tho appraised musket had
caused it to snap off at the part of the bayonet
whore it was sustained by the teeth Of the
performer, the result being that the shaft Of
the bayOnet was left sunk out of sight or
reach in his throat. Anything more appalling
than this can hardly DO imagined. Per.
haps in the agony Of the moment the per-
former reoollected the device resorted to by
Brunei in similar circumstances. At all
events he instantly threw himself on bis
hands, and with the aid of his assistants,
stood with his feet uppermost against tho
wall. The effort was successful. BY its own
weight the bayonet descended from its place
in the throat, and at leugth it was pulled
from the mouth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
New Yo,l, Money Market.


NEW YORK, January %, 1880.
Money loaned between and per cent, and
closed at 4.
Isxchange was weak OH o light business at ds1A
TO 1917 for long and i8i for short sight.
Governments generally firm and shade higher
for US and As.
State bonds neglected and nominal.
Railroad bonds strong, active and higher c., c.
d |. G. incomes advanced from AZ to 80. Kansas
seconds sold up to 6SlS and Texas Pacific incomes
70 slA. Ohio q Mississippi, Springfield division
sold up from M 10 75H. indianapolis, Blooming
ton Western incomes rose from 60 to 621i. Chcsa-
peakc OHIO irsts (series 81 fell off to 66JA and
currency skies TO 49,. Canada Southern frsts rose
TO %, and Lehigh Wilkesbarre Consol nssented TO
81. Iron Mountain first preferred incomes fell off
from 30 to 49,
The stock market was fairly active, but the
changes in the general list were slight Prices de.
clinod "A to ~ per cent In tho early dealings the
latter In New Jersey Central. During the after
noon there was an advance Of y TO per cent, Ohio
q Mississippi preferred leading the upward move
mGnt. Toward the close there was reaction of "a
Chattanooga Il st. Louis, Chicago. st. Louis & Now
Orleans and Lake Eric Il Western were the fen
lures.
Trangactons aggregated 900 shares including
Central Arizona l6.OOO Chicago, st. Louis Il New
Orleans 5000, c., G. & |. g. 5000, Delaware, Lucka-
wanna Western 1900. Ere 5000, Hannibal & st.
Joseph 6,0O0, Iron Mountain 1900 Kansas ~ Texas
$1,000 Lake shore 5000 Louisville a Nashville
1900, Lake Erie x Western 10 900, Marietta & Gin
cinnati frsts preferred 1000 New Jersey Central
10000 Ohio & Mississippi 5000. Pacific Mail 1900,
Wabash Pacific 2200O, and Western Union 600.
The closing quotations were as follows:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-23


IA letter in the Rutland Herald and Globe.
Anecdotes about our public men seem to be
appreciated by the public. ! have in mind
something concerning Senator Edmunds,
uttered by one of his teachers and friends
years ago, when the Senator was u bear dless
boy. His prophecy has been well verified.
gentleman well known in Rutland county
had occasion to visit Richmond. On his way
thither, having business with the late Hon. 8.
5. Phelps he asked him whom he could find in
Richmond tn draw up some legal papers cor
rectly. He was told that the Hon. Mr.. May
nard, of Richmond, was tho man who could do
his business properly. Accordingly, on his
arrival in Richmond, lie repaired to Mr.. May
nard's office and stated his wishes. Said Mr..
Maynard to u student ut law in his office,
George, here are some papers | want made
OUT The caller, with much concern, for he
considered his papers of great Importance, and
did not wish any bOtch should he made OF
them, remarked to Mir. Maynard ~ don't
want boy to make them out. Judge Phelps
bo done, aud | am anxious about them" Mr..
Maynard answered; you call that young
man boy So he is, but | want you to watch
his future progress. BY and by YOU will hear
OF him in the legislature; he will he in the
Speakers chair in the Senate and ajudge Of tho
Supreme court. He will be in the Senate Of
the United States, and very likely he will be
in the Cabinet, aud possibly ho will go higher"
| am not sure that he made out those papers,
but he has filled out the majo part of tho
plan then proposed, with fair promise OF doing
tho rest,
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CORS ENLEVES.

Sans DouleUr; Durons mauvals onglcs, en-
gelures sognes avoC success PAR 10 DOCrEUR
WHITE, ChropedislG, numsro lil6 Pen sylvanin
avenue, vlsa,vls le WillMd's Hotel lie DOCTEUR
WHITE, est etabll . Washington depuis 1861.
Pour SONS dounes chezlui, 81 n dOmicillC, ~.
nR. BUsMoitlh, as \ STREET n. Is IHE
~ most skilifll and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever IA this city. All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured, Female diseases speclai-
j. Patterson, s. G.; Samuel Norment Washington. D.
G., and others. Consultation free. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant to attend to ladies
IL
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United states.

THURSDAY, January %, 1880,
on motion Of Mr.. P. Phillips, A. Coulter, esq, of
Columbus Ohio, was admitted to practice.
on motion of Mr. ]. L. Mcdonald, Joseph W.
Nicho ESQ., of indianapolis, mdn was admitted
to practice.
No. S8o.-The Uulted States appellants, VS.. Hance
Lawson; submitted by Mr.. SolicOr'General Phil
lips for appellant, and by Mr. John Scott, jr., for
appellee, under Goth rule,
No. l0i0-James H. simmons plaintiff In error,
VS.. August Wagner submitted by Mr.. A. l.. Knapp
for plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. Charles y. Wise
No. ll05.-The Woodbury. Patent Planning Machine
Co, appellants. VS.. Allen w. Keith submitted by
Mr.. A: A. Strout,, Charles N. Reed and j. A. l..
David Hall Rice for appellee, under 2Olh rule.
No. l62.-GeOrge E Retchum ct al, appellants,
w, The County of st. Louis interyenor; argument
continued by Mr.. f. J. Bowman for appellee and
concluded by Mr.. ]. o. Broadhead for appellants.
No. l6S.-rhe Knckerbrocker Life Insurance
Company. plainlif In error, VS.. Jules L. Schneider,
administrator, &c, submitted by Mr.. Tho mas j.
semmes for plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. Joseph p,
No i65,-C' b. Chllds ct al, appellants, VS.. the
continued
No lG6.--The First National Bank of Carlisle, &C.,
plaintiff IN error vs.. tannie l.. Graham passed on
account of sickness Of counsel.
No. 1884. ID. Juiliard, use, &C.. plantif In
error VS., b. Remingtoni continued.
No l60-GeoTge w. Thomas, ct al. plaintiffs I'm
error VS.. the West Jersey Railroad Company;
passed until tomorrow.
No. l7O-.Eben Newton, ct al, paintins In error
VS. the Board of Commissioners Of MahoninR
county argued by Mr., J. A. Garfield for plaintiffs
in error, ana by Mr.. T. W. sanderon for defend
No III and l72.-The Houston & Great Northern
BwensOn continued.
No s73.-The Peoples Bank OF Beleyile, plain
tin in error, vs. the Manufacturers National Bank;
submitted by Mr.. Charles w, Thomas for plaintiff
Ia error, under Goth rule.
Adjourned until Tomorrow at 70 o'clock.
DIalrIat CourIa
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UNKUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE LOT ON *
i street between Fifteenth and sixteenth, north
west.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust executed the
10th day of December, A. ID. 1876, and recorded in
ber sO3 folio 49, Land Records for the District OF Co.
umbia at the request OF the party secured will sell
ut public auction IN font OF tho premises on MON
DAY, FEBRUARY 2, lseJ, at O'clock p M. the west
half OF original lot No, H. In Square ly9 the same
having front street north OF % OH feet, and
depth Of i9 7-2 feet to alley Improved by frame
dwelling No. 1872.
Terms-One.iourth the purchase m oney In cash and
the remainder In equal payments of six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest payable half yearly
nj the rate of seven per cent? s2iO to be paid time
OF sale. JOS. q. u. KENNEDY,
in22-st Trustee.
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