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kTThe senatorial wrestle in this
State il warming the contestants. Ons
fall viii decide the matter, and we BE-
lieve FosrER will succeed in throwing
SBKRHAN fiat on his hack. One nolicea
bic feature Of the contest 10, two weeks
since ell The Government officials were
iongueirg for SHERMAN; nov they are
rs mute as mice. Foster gave them te
understand there would be reckoning
after March 4 lSSl-some scalps dang
ling at his belt-if they continued theil
meddling. They are all in their holes
now,
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Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be
III. without inaction of the Stomach,
Liver or kidneys, or did you ever know
one who was well when either was OBJ
strucled or inactive; and dii you ever
know or hear of any case of the kind
that Hop Bitters would not cure. Ask
your neighbu tlis sanao question
Times
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Ex-senator PEsDLEroE Introduced a
biIlint the Senate on the 18th inst, ito
regulate the civil service of the United
States, and to promote the Efficiency
thereof" A measure Of that kind ough'
to become law without opposition, but
the Republicans in both Houses OF Con-
gress viii resort to foolish motions and
psrHsnentary tactics to prevent lis pas
saoc.
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Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 15.-Th.
rumnr current some weeks ago of the
transfer of the Cars authority to the
Council under the presidency of the
Czarwitch is renewed with this addition !;
That the marriage of the Princess Dali
goranki with the Gar he declared legal,
she receiving the title of the Duchess OF
Holstein Gottorp, and her children Ill
he Princes aud Princess. The Car and
family will retire 20 Lavida in Aumia he
remaining Emperor in name, the actual
authority, however, residing in the Gar
witch.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
Hugs-good demand at 25@4 4C
per hundred in prime packing, lots;
butchers 4 so
Shcep-3 O0@3 SO
Cat,le-This market is fair at present
cattle plenty. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 500 lbs., at 24@3c; bulls
2@24c; 900 to 900 lbs, 3@34c; 900 t.
1000 lbs, 3@31c. Cattle offered a,
present are native.
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Rome.

LospoN, Dec. Is "A correspondent,
at Rome says he gathers from . conver
sation he had with high official OF the
Vatican that the agitation in Ireland re-
ceives scant sympathy from the Vatican.
Tie Holy See, while sympath'zlng with
the Irish in their distress, deplores the
excesses as compromising their cause,
The official seemed particularly suspi.
cious Of the countenance of the agita.
ton received from America, and express.
ed the conviction that it wss chiefly fos.
tered by returned emigrants from Ameri-
ca imbued with revolutionary ideas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-21

0W.Boss" KELLY has been dethroned
jaNev York. snd the country Democra-
cy return thanks to the Herald for its
effective work. The Tammany machine
has been smashed and KELLs lies man
gled In the ruins His curses sre both
loud and deep, hut nobody. cares fg
for them. Erit-KELLY. Enter
CAHpBELL. Let taxpayers OF New
York and honest men everywhere re.
toice.
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ks-It is not believed that Congress
will pay any attention to HAYES request
that the rank Of Captain General be Gre
ated for GKAsT's benefit. GRANT has
already been overpaid for the work per-
formed by Others during the war. Let
% have rest on GRANrIsM.
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HSecretaryR E. W. THOMPSON, Of the
Naval Department, has resigned. The
Secretary Of War, RAH.EY, has been de-
signsted to act as Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. TnoMrsos has accepted the Pres'-
dency OF the Panama Canal Company at
. salary Of s25, 900 per annum.
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HThe State Board Of Equalization
adjourned last week to January 4. CLARK
RosE, Esq, the member from this Dis
trict, is highly spoken of by gentlemen
from this county who attended sessions
Of the Board shortly after fts organiza-
ton. He is leading member on the
Democratic side.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NALVIN HALL and Oliver Hall of Sylvan,
" Richland County, Wisconsin; Joannah
Hickenbotham and William Hiokenbotham,
her husband, who reside in the State Of Kan.
sas, but whose postofi, address is unknown;
Charity Cline and Daniel Cline, her husband
who reside near Rockport, Wood County, West
Virginia, and James NJ. Schsltz. Emmanuel
Schsltz Charlotte Scheltz aud Clement Soheltz
who reside near Sheldon. O'Rrien County, IN
the State of Iowa, will take notice that petit
ton was filed against them and the other heirs
of Isaac Hall. Sr. deceased, on the 4th day Of
December. 1880, in the court Of common
pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, by Simon
Hall, and is now pending, wherein said Simon
Rall demands partition of the following de-
scribed real estate situate, in Monroe county,
Ohio. to wit: The north part Of lot number
seven r. containing thirty nine and seventy
hundre1th acres, and the south part of lot
number seven ri, containing thirty acres,
in section eleven, township fo1r and range
six, and being the same premises Of which
Isaac Hall. sr.r died seized; and that they are
required TO answer said petition on or before
the 6th day Of February, 1881.
Dated this 4th day Of December, 1880.
SIMON HALL,
By David Okey and James Watson, his at:'ys.
decf ,'80t7.
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~ Justice STRONG, OF the. q S Su.
preme Court, resigned on the 14'h ins'
STANLEY MArrHEws turn is corning
He 10 the only man unrewarded Of all
those who helped to steal the Presidency
for HAyss in 1851.
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For Sale.

DRoPRRTY that would make desirable
/ Hotel stand; has amp stable room at.
tached: or would make an excellent business
stand, with sufficient room for dwelling. being
Admiralty located in the town of Claripgtou
Monroe County, Ohio.
Also II acres of land lying in said town.
For further particulars call on. or address
C. u. DANKWRRTH, SR.,
ll> Claringtou, Aouros Co., Ohio.
decl4 'SQm4
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, December 17.-Woo
Dull; Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wes
Virgini, Xxx and above 48@50c; exits
47@49c; medium 50@51c; coarse 43c
New York. Michigan, Indiana and West
ern fine 44@46c; medium 49@50c
coarse 45@56c; unwashtd 35@40c
pulled 38@45c.
BosroN, December 17.-Wool-Q net
OHIO and Pennsylvania 47@52c; Wis
consin and Michigan 4o@5Oc; choic'
delaine 45@50c; pulled 39@521c.
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German Elections.

BERLIN. December l4.-The Progress.
lists and Democrats obtained tremen,
dous victory In the late elections. Al
Allenburg Herr X 'rmpfer has beef
elec' ed d member Of the Reichstag by {
majority Of 3 500 in district whicI
never before returned Progressiat =
This is partly owing to the new coli
laws.
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EyH Hon. JOHN w. GARRETT was re
Gently re- lec,ed President of the Bal,i-
more and Ohio Railroad for the 23l
time. He is . cautious, honest and ca.
pable official.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-21

AgThe Guernsey Times sof opin-
ion that the election Of FosTER to the
Senate would "produce the beginning Of
disaster" TO the Repnbliean party N
Ohio. That is SHERMAs's argument.
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AESenator THURAAN will continue
HE residence in Washington City, and
practice in the Supreme Court, after bis
term In the Senate expires.
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UNDER TWO FLAGS.

A Sketch of the New and Powerful
Administration Which is Supre-
Seding the Rule OF Dublin Castle
.-TaXes Levied ana Cases Decided
by Special Tribunals Of the Irish
Land League.
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Largest Stock in the State OF Holi-
day Goods.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
George s. Algeo, Administrator,
Elizabeth Stewart,


pY virtue Of = certsin order Of sale issued
~ from the court of common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, and State OIL
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties.snd to me directed
FL will offer for sale at public auction, at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfsld
on
Friday, the 3lst day Of December. 1880
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. m. and
4 O'Clock m, of said day. the following
described real estate, situate in Monroe
Ecbnnty, Ohio, to wit:
!, The east half of the southeast quarter o.
iection nine, township three Of range FIVE
containing eighty acres, moro or less, (sxcept
two acres sold. by BAIL Stewart to Israe
WAiters) and also except the tract of land
sold by Elizabeth Stewart to William Ecksl
berry, lying east Of the road leading from
Tueps landing to WoodsHsld.
Said property so ordered to be sold Is ap
praised at $500, and may sell for two.thirdi
of said appraisement, Terms of sale, casl
before confirmation.
f. WM. RRAD,
nsv30, '80w5, Sheriff u. C. q.
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FA R M
200 ACRES FOR. SALE,

THB undersigned desire to sell their farm
i Of 200 acres lying Immediately east of
Boston, Belmont county, Ohio. There is on
the farm two good dwelling houses, good
stable, barns. sheep houses. and in short
every building necessary. Land all lays
we'll; Is we'll watersd, and all in grass. There
is three good orchards on 1t. Will sell low
and on long time with low rate of interest.
For further particulars inquire of
ATKINSON BROTHERS.
movie, ,'80m3. Batesville, Ohio.
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Wo0dsacld stock Market
Dec 20.-Cattle Ease per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs SHADE pei
pound gross.
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Two Farms for Sale.

or .s, 1,,1 as1 OF ACRES ,p s.s s'c's cs.s,, ,s,,
Ohio, miles east Of AoConnelsvills, under
coed cultivation (sll in grassy and we'll i'm
proved.
Also, another of SO Acres.
adjoining. the village Of New Bristol, on
Meigs Creek, s miles east Of Mcconnelsvile,
On the GAINESVILLE road.
The above belong to the estate Of B F
Watson, deceased, formerly of Nonr6e coun'
~. Call and SEE the premises, or address
GRO. h. WATSON, Bx'r,
deo7, ,'80t4. New Holland, Ohio.
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FARM FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Ferry and a Hall

Acres of good land for sale, on the B. & s. W.
r. R., near Armstrong; Mills. Over loo
acres cleared. we'll waterod. orchard, dwell.
ling heuss. large barn, &c. Terms easy. For
further information apply In person or by
letter to C. W ARMSTRONG,
Armstrons's Mills, Belmont Co., Ohio.
dec24 S0w4.
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DR.. Mettaur's Headache and Dys'

DR.. Mettaur'S Headache and DyS.
pepsia Pills, price 25 cents, cure at
once, Headache, Dyspepsia. Biliousuess,
and Constipation.
A Paris dispatch says Do Lessers
states that 1905 900 shares of the Pana.
ma Canal stock have been suhscrii by
200 600 persons The greatest sui scri'
bpr is Feercc. and the mex. 10 Spain.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1880.
"A union sf hearts, union Of hands,
A union of States hone may sever;
a unioa OF lakes, union of lands,
ANdt FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
1vAddress all.stte:ss: $
aTHE SPIRrr OF DEMOCRACY"
Wssdsheld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.

Ea-jAY GorLD has obtained control
bk the Iron Mountain Railroad IN Mis-
jouri by purchasing 40 900 shares OF the
stock for $4,000. .00U.
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Seven Farms for Sale.
rJNHE subscriber offers for sale seven we'll
|, l. improved farms, containing from
+ so 10 200 Acres Each,
at, very low rates and on easy terms
a part Of this land is offered by the un-
dersisued ss Executor Of the estate Of Jacob
|sNen, deceased. 80
I For farther particulars cali on
- '-'f GEORGE NRfF,
One nils west Of New Castle, or. address q.
Laing.s H'O., Monroe County, Ohio,
July Is, ,'S0m6.
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2I;Ey5issS g \ 81 !, "a isI IIs5
! FACTS Wo2IH KNOWING.


I Ginger, Euchu, Mandrake. ktillineiA and
kmany other Of the best medicines known arc goj
kskillfully combined ia PAEkER's GINGER ToSIC>
kss to maho it the greatest Flood Purifier and
( The Best Health and Strength Restorer
Ever Used.
I So perfect Is the composition Of PARKKR's|
kGrsGER Tonic that no disease can long exist
kwhere it is used. II you have Dyspepsia, Head,
kachs, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bowel, Kidney,
kor Livor Disorder, or IL you need a mild stim- :,
kulant, or appetizer, the ToSIc is just tho med
kicine for you, as IL Is highly curative and In
kvigoratilg but hover intoxicating.
+ If you are slowly wasting away with Con-,
fsumption or any sickness, IL you have Painful
keosJh or o bad Cold, PARKER's GINGER TOXIC,
kwill surely help you. 1t gives new life and,
kvigor to the feeble and aged, and is q certain,
kcura for rheumatism and Cholera infantum.
klt Eas Saved Hundreds Of Lives; 1t May,
I Save Yours. a
4 II you are feeling miserable don't wait until.
kyou are down sick, but use the Toxic to-day.
kNo matter what your disease or symptoms may,
Sbe 1t will give prompt relief. :
\ Remember ! PARKEn's GINGER Tonic Is not,
Ia rum drink but the Best and Purest Family,
RMedicine ever made, compounded by new,
Sprocess, and entirely different from Bitters,.
keineer preparations and all other Tonics. Try,
Ia s6c bottfo. Your druggist can supply you.
A L
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paeKER's HAIR BALsAM

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
The Best and Nest Economical Hair Dressing
exqui,i:ely pcrumed and perfectly harmless.
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to its original youthful color and appearance, and Is
warranted TO stop its falling, assist its growth and
prevent badness.
A few applications of the BNi.sAM viii soften the
hair, cleanse all dandruff and cure ischng and hi-
ours ofthe scalp Sold by all druggists at only soefs
noys,'S0I.
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sHERIFrs SALE.
Philip Schumacher
Hugh Winland ct 81.


DY virtue Of certain order Of sale iSr
Dsued from the c. urt Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of !
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed
l will offer for sale At public auction at'tf6
east door Of the court house in Woodsnsld.o on
Friday, the 3lst day Of December, 1885,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock Z. n. and q
O'Clock p. M. Of said day, the following dss
scribed real estate situate in Nonres sountyt
Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty seven, townskiP
Eve Of range six. containing forty and thirty
three hundredth acres. more or less.
said property 90 ordered to be sold 10 aYs
praised $3.50 and msy isll Tor two thirdt
Of said appraisement. Terms efsAls.s isaakVl
before confirmation. ..<u
WN. READ.
nov30, ,'s0w5. shsr,n u. 6. "
HuSrsk 4 MALLORY, Attys
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
AN ICE HOUSE ON FIRE.

A vigorous alarm of fire from the
City Hall tower brought the depart
ment out in hurry about 4:20 o'clock,
yesterday afternoon, and started the
engines on southeast run. The fire
proved to be in the Kennebec Ice Com
pany's large ice house, east of Third
street bridge in South Wilmington.
Workmen discovered the flames, and
at once telephoned to the Company's
office on Second street, where the
alarm was given that brought out the
department. A large crowd quickly
assembled, and their active efforts in
tearing away portions Of the frame
work of the building coupled with
some good streams of water from the
engines, soon completely extinguished
the flames. The building was well
stored with ice at the time
and though the fire did not burn
very long the smoke and water dam
aged about $500 worth of ice TO such
an extent as to make it useless. The
origin of the fire is not positively
known, but it is supposed to be the
careless handling of matches by boys
who were loafing around the premises.
Messrs. Walton & Bro, who are now
connected with the Kennebec Ice Com
pany, have twice before suffered from
having an ice house destroyed and a
lot of ice rninnd by fire.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
The M. p. Troubles.

The division in the ranks of the
Methodist Protestant Church of this city
still continues, with no prospect of a
speedy abatement. In regard to a letter
written by some of the trustees, reques-
ting the resignation OF DR.. Sullivan, the
pastor, Mr.. Clement Jones, whose name
was attached to the letter, has
written the following explanation:
As there seems 10 be some doubt as to
the authenticity of my signature as one
of the trustees of the NJ. p. Church, to
the note requesting the resignation of
DIR. Sullivan as pas or, j wish to state
emphatically that my signature was
attached to said document without my
knowledge or consent, rRev." Potter Or
any one else to the contrary, not with
standing. l wish further, to state thai
l have the highest respect for, and coz
fidence in DR.. Sullivan, and have moth
ing In common with those who through
ignorance or prejudice would be willing
to sacrifice even decency. ah
4. n ll11s CLEMENT JONES.
A letter has been received from the
President of the NJ. p, Conference by
Rev. DR.. Sullivan, announcing that be
will be In Wilmington In few days, to
investigate the trouble and advise the
pastor and his friends In regard to the
course of action they had better pursue.
Until the arrival of the President it will
not be determined whether the Metho-
dist Protestant congregation in this city
will be disbanded or continued.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
A NEW IDEA.

Chief Engineer Ta1ewell of the Fire
Department is making every effort to
bring the department up to a higher
standard than it has been heretofore.
Among the many improvements that
he contemplates is the construction of
a pipe for the purpose of connecting
two engines at fire in order that they
may throw water through one hose
By this means he says he will be able
to throw solid stream of water two
and half inches in diameter upon a
burning building. A stream of water
of such a volume would do more good
than four or five small streams. The
chief will endeavor to have the i'm
provement completed at an early date
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
CREATING A NUISANCE.

A. d. Vandever was before the Mayor
last evening, on the charge of creating
nuisance at his stable on Fourth street.,
between French and Walnut streets.
IL appeared from the Evidence that q
man IN uls elm ploy had snn Rat.-A,y
night gathered up tho b0nes and Old
pices of meat from the market houses,
which were allowed TO remain in the
wagon during Saturday night, Sunday,
and Sunday night. There was also q
dead dog placed in the wagon BY John
Hunt, the dog exterminator. The bones
emitted a sickening smell, and the
neighbors made complaint TO the police
officials, and a warrant was issued for
Mr.. Vandever's arrest. The evidence
was conclusive. and the Mayor required
him to pay So and costs.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
A0ht Cars.

The p, W. & b. R. r. Co., has just
completed the building of three small
cars to run between the Philadelphia
depot and Moor's station. They are fitted
up inside with light-colored hard wood,
and the seats are arranged after the style
of those in the cars of the New York
elevated roads. The exterior is painted
light yellow, highly ornamented with
gold. The object Of the company in build
ing these cars is to tighten the loads on
the regular trains, as very large.number
of people who do business in the city re-
side along the line of the road. Lighter
engines are also In construction to draw
these new vehicles.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14

RAILROAD MATTERs.-Twenty-
two cars loaded with small broken
stone was brought over the B. Q.
Railroad yesterday to the junction
and distributed along the line OF the
w. C. & P. r. r. There were also
I8 car loads of steel rails distributed
along the same road yesterday. The
stone ballast was from the Bridge
water quarries of the p, W. q b.
r. r. and were broken by the stone
crusher recently purchased by that
company, and placed in the above
mentioned quarries. The tracks
will be laid with steel, and ballast
ed with these stone its entire length
as soon as it is possible for it to be
done.-Hest Chester Ne,os.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
General News.

1t is expected that the appointment of
Postmaster for Philadelphia to succeed
General Hartranft, will be decided at
1 he next Cabinet meeting. .. ....
1t has been decided to re-appoint
William Bliss, tire present U. S. District
Attorney at st. Louis.
( Secretary Evearts is not expected to
return TO Washington before next week.
Secretary Ramsey, Adjutant General
Drum and Judge Advocate Barr are ex-
pected to return to Washington to-day,
nom the West. g. -' rm a. .. u.s
Secretary Sherman arrived at Newport
r. l., last evening, IN the revenue cutter
Grant. lie will 60 TO New Bedford to-
III 9 hundred British immigrants arriv-
ed In Montreal, on Monday night. m.
Yesterday was very hot day IN
Wilmington the thermometer stood at 9e
! in the, shade, In Washington, during
| the afternoon, the temperature was from
| 93 to 0S degrees; in Cincinnati, w to lOC
andIin Chicago, b4 to 100, and in Bal
rimore at the.Signal office so. There were
several deaths from sunstroke in Bal
tim ore amp Cincinnati. There were u
supstokes 10 Chicago, 8 fatal:
Cvril w, Greene, johI. Farrell and
otbers have filed notice in the office ol
The Secretary of State at Albany thai
thew have discovered gold ond silver ort
in The towns OF Northampton, Fultor
county, and Hope, Hamilton county
New York.
A boy named Johnston started to nun
a hear on his fathers farm, near Hunts
vile, Ont, on Sunday, with no weapon
but an empty gun, and was torn in piece
by the beast %, .a. .-.f -.f.-
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14

WEST CHESTER GRAYs.-The West
Chester Grays met on Monday evening
at their armory for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for their excursion to
Atlantic City. 1t was resolved to make
the excursion on Friday, July %, and
return on the following day, Saturday.
This will give them and those accompany
ing them ample time at the seashore,
without the fatiguing ride attending an
excursion to the seashore and return on
the same day. Z,
AT the same meeting committee of
five consisting of Capt. James e. Nc
Farlan, 1t. Thomas Lewis, Columbus
Smith, George Sharpless and jesse Farra
were appointed to confer with similar
committee appointed or to be appointed
by Co. l, Wayne Fencibles, in reference
to the erection of an armory to be bull
Jointly by the two compapies.-Wes'
Chester Local Ne,cs.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14
ShertfS Sales.

Sheriff Pyle, al the Lafayette Hotel,
yesterday afternoon, sold the following
properties:
A lot of land on the easterly side Of
New Castle avenue, near U street, the
property of John Mckinney, was sold for
1900.
A lot and a three-story brick dwelling
on the southerly side Of Ninth street, be-
tween Windsor and Madison streets, the
property of the heirs-at-law Of Theodore
j. Murch, deceased, subject to mortgage
was sold for $25.
A lot and frame dwelling on west
Liberty street, the property Of Joshus
Marshall, was sold for 500.
A lot and tbree-story brick dwelling
on the west side of Shipley, between
Second and Third, the property Of David
II. Barber, was sold for S., 500.
All of the above lots were purchased
by Joshua Maris, Esq.