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Wy Good WOl,,an

VIII send their celebrated Electro voltaic Belts
TO the afflicted upon 80 days trial. Speedy cures
guaranteed They mean what they say Write TO
them without delay Nov IL JywIv
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Grateful comforting and sustann. III mrhIll OF
physical weakness are Malt Bitte.s.
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II. J. MAY fell upon u large circular saw
in Beers steam mills At Bolton, Monday. but
escaped death, although having his right
arm fearfullv cut and mutilated
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II has discovered an absolute cure Tor all d.
eases Of the Kidneys. which can now he found in
DAYS KIDNEY pap. Aug u de Ol8wiw
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DIsGrsTISa PINT e OH lady's face, severe
pains IN the back; wounds Of the 1esh neuralgia
Of the nerves; strained cords or 4 scald hand !.
sp;ained ankle ar a gashed foot crippled man OF
a Lame horse can always he relieved ani cured hy
the wonderful Centaur Liniments,
| vim
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miscellaneous.
MaDEMOy sELLE TARDsVEL

Is West 10Th ST Nsw York, reOpen7 SEPT. z.la
Boarding and Day school ior Young Ladies Al I
Children. Thorough Ielehirg daily Lectures
Languages spoken Within SIN months DIdwins al
musical a.ivanlsgrs unsurpassed Public exaIllLz-
ton Tor graduates. Aug 10 dSai-
WANTED Agents. Illustrated Lille OF u.iit itLD.
w by War Correspondent "tsiiriOh Mos
popular man in the country IL Nr,fr IL imioitaE
proof sheets read by Gen. Garfield IL EiNiE.
Bosron--Aug ~, 'dswaw
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~ MAN KNOWN 20 the pdhi..' iDI TIE past E. .ta.s
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tIfe without the annoy AID injury Irl5=-s
dict NAV nov b.. consulted WSekls al his New g
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safety from th,. dangers OF -Iransula,rI EEg.uJ-
his BOON on RrPIlRk kyr- tne most r.iiat-
proofs from distinguished professional rrutl, ii:z-,
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t,ce anl popularity thrrrfrOm Throughout th.i
county autl The Wei ladies Inc Ai.lsS;.i -.Du
read IL AMI inform themselves.
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extremely bIai eases before and after care. S:.1
mailed 10 those ho send 10 cents Ia CnasequSug
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services, lie Will IN futile: uuIirr. tiiV.i, hs tln
between hi- New rui Boston Jilicts IOli1A--
Saturday .AOaiN a;ii rue>Liy H. Ei.,, be consulted
Al his New Yer. office. and "Wednesday. lhursi...
and FRIDAY. AZ MS isi-inu 1.iiss, sirn werA. Il.
member. IN Whiting or calling. the address -
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DIED

CHEW. Sunday, April llth. 1880. at IL m. Mrs.
ToBlTHA CHEW. in the eighty hfth year VI her
age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence.
in Prince Georges county. Md. Tuesday. April H.
at O'Clock. Interment at Gleuwood Cemetery. .
FCkIOFF. On Monday, April 18th. 1880, at
; 90 a. M, AGNk> GENENIEvF, youngest child of
Joseph T.. and Catharine V. Eckloff. aged one year
thee months. tBalto. Sun please copy
Notice of funeral in to morr ow's paper.
GREGORY. ON Monday, April 18th. 1880. at q
a M, BLANCH LOUISE, only daughter of Samuel
IL ana Martha 4. Gregory. aged eleven months
and nine days.
P1TNEy. on Saturday morning. April TO- 1880,
al heart disease, Mr.. hEzIAH L. rIrSEY, aged
seventy years.
Der remains have been taken TO Quincy. Illinois.
for Interment.
SLYER. Arril 18th. 1850. At 40 a. M, MAGGIE
f. SILVER, after long and l'ainfu1 Illness of con-
sumption, which she bore with Christian forti-
tude.
Her remains will be taken from her late residence
GA Massachusetts aycnur northwest, at 30 n m,
AIr1l 18th 1nterment I'm Martusburg, West Va.
NEhMILLIoN. On Friday morning. ApriI 9th.
1880. at u ID AN, JUnsoN NERMILLIoS, AGED
sixty two years.
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HaZael can scarcely be numbered among the
stumble men, as the track on which the nth
contest for the Ashley belt took place was dis
covered to be short. Rowell and Merritt must
be regarded. also. as having made their highest
records, as above given. on the same short track
Ii VIII be seen that seven men made 500 miles
ID the Rose belt contest. the same number as
these reached the same figures I'm the present
race. The result OF this contest will be- that the
limit OF $50 miles which Is at present prescrtbai
TO walkers in order to share In the gate money
will have to be extended In future tournaments
10 800 miles, and this figure will be regarded as
the lowest record emitting man 10 enter into
competition for a belt race.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
U n. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU BILE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No: 14ls n rREET NORTH

REAL ESTATE, NO. 14ls 81 STREET NORTH
WEST. NEAR THE THOMAS STATUE.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated on the -
sth Gay :, CT y g AD 1873 - and Guy re-
land records of the District of Columbia and by the
written direction 81 the party secured thereby.
VIII gel at PUBLIC auction. i'll front of the premises,
70 the hisheet bidder, on MONDAY. THE l2rH
al that certain piece or parcel of land and premises
situate in the City of Washington. District of Col
umb1a, known. and DISTINGUISHED part Of
Lot numbered thirteen, C3) in Square num-
ming for the said part at the northeast corner of
said lot and running thence west with the south
line of street north thirty three (33) feet and six
90 inches thence sonth one hundred and ten (1l0)
forty five (45) feet thence east eighteen CS) feet
and six to- inches thence north forty five 45) feet
thence east thirty tS) feet, and thence north one
hundred and ten 110) feet to the place of begin
ring, containing four thousand five hundred and
seventeen and one half square feet of ground. more
or less with the improvements. Said Real Estate
will be sold subject to unpaid taxes collectors GER
tfcate Of which will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms: 0ne-third of the purchase money in
cash. (of which deposit of $500 must be made at
payable in six al 4 twelve months from the day of
sale respectively, for which the promssory notes of
the purchaser, bearing interest from date until
paid, at the rate of seven per centum per annum,
deed of trust on the property sold, must be siven.
or tie whole purchase money may be p sid in cash.
at the option of the purchaser If the terms of sale
are not compied with within ten days from the day
real estate at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after five days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper. All conveyancing and recording
at the expense of the purchaser.
EA hNEE u ". .S sffTENaoUsE, Trustees
mar30-d&ds
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SHOT FOR SINGING PISAfpRE-A few evenings
$50 while TWO young men were visiting q lady
TREND on Church nm. one OF them began "a
Sng Farewell. nay Own, Light OF nv Life
raIewell. selection nom Pinafore HIS friend
AUS rom MS seat and went into an af,olning
room. and soon returned with a small yr,,c ~
MS hahos and remarking In a 1ocular manner
ne penalty for singing Pinafore is deafh 10
thc oiienuer. raised the weapon unlosdet A
usuaD 10 his shoulder and puIled the fTs.,s,s~
Inc piece exploded with a sharp crack ana fhs
P1Daiore vocalist Was heard TO exclaiu1. II az
shol MS caused great CONSERVATION IN the
room. An examination was made ana N va
discovered that the young man had A slivht
flesh wound in his right leg Just above the knee
But for the heavy side seam in the gentieman,s
pants. which caused the ball TO glance tina
wound would have been serious aud might have
resulted In the loss OF the limn.-Ricb,sond
STATE OH
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THE CASE OF CADET WHITrAKRR-In the
investigation OF the outrage on Cadet Whit
taker at West Point. Saturday, after our report
~ telegraph closed, at the suggestion OF Whit
takers counsel the latter withdrew, and Cadet
George r. Burnett, of the first Class was called
TO the witness stand. He was officer OF the day
when Whitaker was found and described how
he found him. Witness exhibited how the knots
were tied, showing there was more than one full
knot and that the knots were of character
somewhat difficult to unite Afterward he tied
his own wrists as he said Whittaker'S We're tied
and then broke the bands. La breaking the
bands the witness suffered abrasion OF the skin
on both wrists. He was also bound hand and
tcot, as was Whitaker, and laid beside the iron
b. dstead, which had been brought into court
and his feet tied to It. when he showed that
lie could reach the knots on his feet with his
hands.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE GREAT DOCBLE TR4CK.
National Route and Short Line to tn e
North. Northwest, West,
and Southwest.

N., The G kaE4. D9C shds, T Ia
North. Northwest, West,
TIC take effect Sunday. November I6. 1879. at 20
LEAVE w 4 p
o:oc p. m.-Baitimore, Euicott City and Way Sta
Sos am.-tNew York Philadelphia and Boston
E1Press On Sundays to.B2ltimore only. Break
$50 m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and way. pied
mont. Strasburs, Winchester, Haxerstown, trede-
500 am i Ba timore and Laurel Express.
Wnchester Hasersc ma az way ss stations
SIS an; New YORK, phr2ielphia, Boston and
Baitim9re Express Parior car to New York and
SIS inst Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
Valley Branch. EXCEPT sunday. Tfronsh ear to to
Stanton. Pullman cars 70 Cincinnati. daily. Graf
800 ain Baltim6re, Annapolis and Way.
100 a m.-I4 Baltimore E1rress stops at B!afens-
ton, Jessup's and Hanover.
1910 p m.-Baltiplore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
i 80 p.In.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Sioi.s at Laurel.
80 p.n;.-baltiInore, Bldonsburs and Laurel
Express. Frederick. Via Relay Stops at Annapolis
4:55 j. m-,tPoint of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers.
town, Winchester and way Stations. On Sunday
to Point of Rocks and Way Stations Only.
A 40 ]. m--fBAltmore, Annapolis aud Way sta
$50 PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
IA kAPass N2rfG5z; , except t sun
70 boat at Canton. STOPS a Biadens burg and Lau-
rel
600 p.m.-POint o! Books and Way Stations.
40 p nj Baltimore and Way Stations.
20 pm. i BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS. ElicOtt City. Via Relay.
I:4s 7 u. + CHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND
PlTTSBCR G EMPRESS. Sleeping car 10 Obi
cago. PItts eiIrxh except Sunday
945 y. ni--fNEH YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE CYPRESS Stops at BLadens-
burg and Laurel Sleeping to New York. and
special sleeping car 70 Philadelphia.
80 p. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars
Italy. tSu1dsy only. Other trains daily, excep,
Sunday.
AL trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at Tie Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices WASHINGTON citation, and
sos, GIG and Corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
where orders VII be taken for Bds,saxe to bs
checked ard received at any point II the CITY.
". NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO s. KCONTZ, General Agent. myl7
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A nEaDLEsS BoDY FOUND RN lIrTIE Girls -
Three little giils who were gathering fiowers
IN The woods. near Durham. n. H.. Friday dis
covered the headleSS body OF A young man
nearly nude, lying face downward al fun
length. The town authorities were informed
ana an investigation was begun. The right arm
Was FOUND severed at the shoulder. The coat,
Fahiaioons ana vests were found some distance
away. In another direction wer,l the collar
hecktle anu shirt bosom. which had been torn
rom the SHIRT, the remainder being left on thu
bCoy. 1nrte gold studs We're still IN the shirt
bosom. The top part or the skull and the tnnr
derei ; club we've found In another place near
hy. The body was Identified ~ that OF Peter
Duyal FrenchmaD. OF New Market " A.
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FIRE IN PETROLEUM CENTER.-On Saturday a
fire broke out In the old McClintock hotel in
Petroleum Center seven miles south OF Oil CITY,
The town being wholly unprovided with fire
apparatus, and strong wind blowing from the
southeast at the time, the flames spread rapidly
through the heart OF the town, destroying near
~ all or what remained OF what was at one time
one OF the leading towns OF the oil country The
post office was In the McClintock house build
ing, but all the mail matter was saved About
twenty-five buildings were burned. nearly half
OF which were unoCcupfed
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John sullivan. keeper OF the Barrel House.
at New orleans, shot and instantly Killed iona
Ray mond coiored, In a difficulty about ten
cents Friday.
sF Destructive prairie fires are raging In
pakota. Several persons have been burned 10
death.
~ When mans wife comes In and sees
nm razor I'm hand and with his face all lather
ana asks MIN, Are you shaving" it's pro-
Noking thing IN him 10 answer. NO I'm blsck
ing The stove"
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CHICAGO DIVISION B. a o. RaIRoAp.-The
annual election OF directors OF the Chicago di-
vision OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Chicago, resulted as follows. John King IT,
VIM. heyser, c. Fl. Hudson, J. X. Cowen, q. K
Dennis, James Walsh, John Tyrrill Nelson
Lucington and d. A. Jones. John King, ir., was
elected president, j. III. Sutor secretary and
new elevators have been erected on the line
and sos tons Of new steel rails laid during the
year. Vice President Keyser. of the Baltimore
and Ohio. stated that the company expected
largely 20 Increase Its business this year: that
49, GOO bushels OF grain were exported from
Baltimore last year, ana 81, 600 900 were expect
ed to be exported this year.
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VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPREME
ID Court of the District of Columbia, passed "A
in Equity cause No. :. $50, Docket II, where .nN
and Wyie P. Mangum ct al. defendants, will.
on SATURDAY, APRIL PATH, 1880. AT 4 O'CLOCK
p NJ. in front Of the premises. offer for sale, at
public auction, the following improved real estate
in WASHINGTON city, In the District Of Columbia.
teen Q4. in Square numbered one hundred and
forty two Q42), contained within the following
metes and bounds: Beginning for the same on 18th
street weat at the northeast of said lot and
running thence west with the north line thereof
hundred and thirty feet three inches (l31 feet
inches) thence south with the west line of said
lot twenty feet two and half inches (2l inches
~ inches): thence east and parallel to the north
line Of said lot one hundred and thirty-one feet
three inches Q3l feet inches) to the line Of 18th
street; thence north with the line of 18th afore-
said twenty feet two and half inches (21 feet
~ inches) to the place of beginning. The improve
ments consist of a three story brick house with
mastic front, No. GA 18th street northwest.
Tern of sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash. and one third in one year and onetlird in
two years from the day of sale, with interest be
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold to
the Trustee, for the OF the parties interested,
according to their respective rights and interests,
subject to the approval of the Court. One HI ndred
dollars deposit on acceptance of the bid. and con
vayaEcing and recording at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. ROBERT W. MCPHERSON, Trnsta re,
3OT street northwest.
THOS. f wAGG sMAN, Amctioneer
an1D . OY 80
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GRANT DELEGATES FIN NIRGINIA-The repub-
ncanS held county conventions In Virginia Sat
urday, to elect delegates 10 the Staunton con-
Vention. Dinwtddie elected George Matthews
colored, and passed resolutions In favor OF
Grant. Prince George elected E. ID. Bland,
colored. Norfolk and Wythe counties elected
Grant delegates.
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TRY
THE HUB PUNCH.
THE HUB PUNCH.
THE HUB PUNCH.

PREPARED FROM FORMULA DERIVED
FROM so YEARS EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAO-
TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING oNR
OF THE MOST PALATABI.E AND OoNvE-
NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY TO TIE FEs-
TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR.
AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIC. THE HUB
PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. OON-
TArNs NOTHING But THE PUREsT MATE
RAILS, AND Is ENDORSED BY ALL AS TIE
MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE.
MANUFACTURED BY Al. GRAVES T.
SONS, BOSTON. MASS.
TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON By
J.. n. CRANE,
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
AND BIZ THE FOLLOWING wELL-KNowN
GRoCERs:
n. ". BURCHELL. 1882 st. NV.
JACKSON & CO, GAG Pennsylvania ave. Nv.
WILLIAM ORME & SONS, lOI3 Penn. n ".
b. ". REEDS SONS, l2l6 ST. NV
BEAI-L l. BAKER, 400 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 60 Pa. ave- nv.
ELLA CHELINI. HIS Pa. and 136 st.s.e.
JOHN H. MAGRUDER. l421 New York ave. n v.
HOLMES BROTHER. corner LIST and SITS. n. ".
o. q. BRYAN, corner 18th and streets n
@. WILMER, 191S Pennsylvania avenue nv.
JOHN KEYw0RTH, corner 9th and ID SITS. NV.
ASRBY & CO., corner Sd and 4 sts NV.
Mrs. T. Z. BRYAN. Has street ne.
F. ID. KEYWoRTH, $40 It'll street NV.
mxrl3-lm
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VHOs. ]. FISHER & CO.. Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE No.
II, IOWA CIRCLE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL Ia
2QTH, AT 8 O'Clock, on the premises, by fssR
9Th, 1876, and recorded among the land records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
numbered q, of Moses Kellys subdivision of lot
No 2. of Col tman and Adams sub. of square No.
2T8, improved by desirable three-story brick
dwelling house. containing eleven rooms, and
Known as No II Iowa Circle.
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in one
and two years. with interest at the rate of per
cent: Per apnum. payable semi annually A de-
post of 500 will be required at the time of sale.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trrs.,,
ap9-d&ds NATH'L CARUSI. trustees
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SUSPECTED OF PoIsoSIsG.-Dr. Guerson, a
homeopathic physician OF Philadelphia has
hcen arrested on suspicion OF having poisoned
his wife, post mortem showing the presence
OF arsenic In her stomach. She left a consider
able estate About a week before she died her
mother died very Suddenly, and prior TO that
the doctors father was found dead In bed one
morning,
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r. The heaters in the Allentown, (Pal roll
ling mill have struck for an advance or wages
and all work In the mill is stopped.
eE- Five masked burglars gagged the watch
man at Gamers Co. s print works, near Hay-
erstraw, n. Y. Friday night, and attempted TO
rob the safe OF $40, 600 but were rrigheened off.
HM Mrs. Boucicault seems 10 inSinaate that
even her husbands mode OF life was adapted
from the French.-BOstOn Post.
ev-Two checks. purporttng to be drawn by
Gilfllan .Schenck, county treasurer OF
queens county, N, Y, for Sc 500 and s., 500, on
fed Saturday at that bank, are forgeries..
tE-Four inmates of house In Baltimore hav-
ing lately died OF scarlet fever. and two others
being fatally Ill with tie same disease the
beard OF health made an investigation and
found that the cellar after every rainfall. was
flooded with water, and that 1t was allowed 20
stagnate, causing terribly offensive odor.
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MARRIED,

MkNSFiELD-BRTEH IN THURSDAY Anrt
Sh, 1850. at the residence Of the munster. Rev.
MI Masnn JOIN X MAsSFfFLn. of Montgomery
county, Md, TO Miss CLARA A. Bat EHI. of this
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THE SUIT AGAINST GENERAL SHERIDAN-The
suit OF James A. Whalen against General Phil.
Sheridan, at the trial OF which so many people
attended, has been appealed to the United
States Supreme Court by Judge Blatchford'S
writ. The plaintiffs claim is for si20, 900, the
value OF the personal property on the large XII
Iona plantation In Louisiana. from which ne
was elected by General Sheridan'S military
order. His counsel assert that the general had
10 right to issue such order, as peace was re-
established in the south, and the courts which
alone had jurisdiction, were open. EY-Judge e..
c. Eagan, Scott Lord and General Benjamin Z.
Butler are the counsel retained by Mr.. Whaten
to argue his case In the United states Supreme
COuTt.-N. 7. Post 10Gt.
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u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

u H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
Trustees SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY
F FRAME COTTAGE. No 412 STREET
Bv virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Februs- "A
~ 18th, 1877, duly recorded in Liber 845, Inn
folio 455. one Of the land records for the Ia:M
District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby we will sell at public auction.
in front Of the premises on SATURDAY, THE
17Ta pay OF APRIL. 1880; At ocLo9K Pm. the
Of Washington. District Of Columbia: Being part
q Lot numbered two C2), in Square numbered
eight hundred and nineteen, lying on the west side
Of line draws north and south through the center
Of said lot the same is described upon the plat or
plan Of said cty.being the same property conveyed
deed dated August 2s. 1866. and recorded in Liber
land records Of said District. together with the i'm
Terms One-third 90 cash balance in two equal
instruments in one and two years. with interest at
seven Cd per cent. per annum, secured by deed
Of trust on the properly sold az cash at option
All conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
seven days. the trustees reserves the right to resell
the property after FIVE days adxertisment.
MAHLON ASHFORD, r-.....
W2s.so&aa Jesse 7. \. HUXQki As9FS@
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SHIPwRECKED MEN RRSCUED-The Norwegian
ship Leviathan, from Bordeaux, arrived in New
York Saturday, having on board seven OF the
officers and crew OF the British ship Saares-
brook. which capsized in mid-ocean during a
fearful gale On March a. When Rescued the
men had been dashed to the rigging thirty
hours. James Farren, sailor. and William
FraEciS cook, We're washed overheard and
drowned, and Thomas Matthews died from ey-
hauStton. The SnareSbrook sailed from Doboy
Ga, on March 6, with a cargo OF timber con
signed to parties In Hull England