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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

House met pursuant to adjournment, at $50
0 clock, Mr.. Speaker Johns IN the chair
Present g. absent 81.
The Speaker announced the following stand
Jug committee, to which was referred II B.
No Z65, to amend the charter of Vicksburg:
Messrs. Gibson, Seward, Tankersly. Torrey of
Sunfower and Ramsey
On motion Of Mr.. Seal the members Of the
Committee on Peniteptfary were excused
from attendance during the afternoon session.
On motion of Mr.. Montgomery the vote
whereby II. B. No. 27S, to ascertsin the out
standing Indebtedness Of Bolivar county, was
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee was re-
considered, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hill Introduced
ID. u. No. 2l9 An act to change the boun-
dairy lines VI Chickasaw county. Referred to
Committee on County Affairs.
Mr. Drane introduced
II. B. No. go, An act in relation to certain
sixteenth section funds in the hands of the
Treasurer Of Choctaw county Passed
Mr. Martin called up H. b. No. 40, to en-
able the town Of Grand Gulf and Trustees
over to the Trustees OF the Chamberlain-Hunt
Academy which was referred to Committee
On Judiciary.
Mr.. McGee. of Clarke, introduced
H. b, No. 81, An act to prohibit the sale of
intoxicating liquors in 9TH Supervisors Dis
triet of Clarke county. Passed.
Mr.. McGee, Of Clarke, moved to reconsider
the vote whereby Senate concurrent resolu-
ton in regrrd to adjournment, was tabled
Mr. Hi moved to lay on the table, which
Was carried by a vote Of Al yeas to to 81 nays
The following resolution by Mr.. Baford, was
adopted:
Resolved, Thai the use of this House be len
deEed TO the Rev Bishop Campbell for divine
services at IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mr., Walker offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Cantata performed by
Mrs Wares associates and pupils last night
at Angeles Hall vas highly appreciated by
members of the Legislature, aad displayed an
eminent degree Of taste, ability and harmony.
Our thanks are hereby rendered for the pleas
Ure we enjoyed, and she and her pupils have
our best wishes for success.
Mr. Featherston moved that when the House
adjourned it be until 7:3O O'Clock this even
ing.
Mr.. Love moved to amend by inserting ''nsxt
Thursday at 10 A. NJ"
The amendment was LOST by vote of So
nays to so
Mr. Eeatherston withdrew the motion to
adjourn till I:30 o'clock this evening.
At $40 o'clock, motion of Dir. Buchanan,
the House adjourned.
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THE FASHIONS.

Some of the new ribbons are edged with
feathers.
this winter.
The common gray OWLS head is the rage
at present for hats.
The long square train is used only for
dresses ofceremony.
Dark diagonals are very popular for every
day costumes.
Long kid gloves cut around the top in a
deep lace pattern are new.
Silk stockings have open work and much
embroidery on the instep.
Deep rundown collars Of fur have taken
the place Of bOas to a large extent.
Pale colors are rapidly giving way to
deeper shades, although cream and white
retain all ftheir popularity.
London ladies are wearing their hair
short, and it is said 70 be a very pretty style
and growing in popularity.
Wrappers, instead of being cut in the
prineesse form, are now shirred on theshoul-
ders and fall in straight full widths
Small bonnets have established themselves
beyond question as the prime favorites Of
the most fashionable ladies, toques, turbans
and small capCtes taking the lead
The long coat sleeve, shortened a little to
show fiye-buttOn glove, and finished with
fine, close-ftting ruffles and plaitings, is
sufficiently dressy for all ordinary occasions.
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HOUSE.
TWENTY-SIX~H DAY.

WEDNESDAY, February 4, 1880.
House met pursuant to adjournment. Mr.
Speaker Johns in the chair. Prayer by Rev.
DR.. Watkins. Present no absent lO-Aessrs
Bynum, Featberston, Ford, Hence, McInnisi
McLaurin of Lauderdale, Pollard, Selby, Sew
ard and Spears.
Mr.. Montgomery, by request, stated that
the absence of Hon. J. H. Buhord, for the past
few DAYS had been caused by sickness.
Leave of absence was granted 10 Messrs.
McLaurin of L luderdale, and Bynum.
Mr.. Buchanan called from the table S. B.
No. 81. An act to make an appropriation to
nav the salaries of the Executive, Judicial
and other officers for the months of January
and February.
On motion of Mr. McLaurin, of Rankin, the
House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole Mr.. holland in the chair, for the con-
On motion of Mr.. Love, the Chairman was
instructed to recommend the passage of the
bill.
tions, and the bill passed by vote of 80 yeas
to nays.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, consideration of
the reports of the Joint Select Committee on
the special order for to-day, was postponed
until tomorrow at l0l3 o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Andrews. II. B. No. A, in
relation to the Agricultural Lien Law, and the
substitutes and amendments thereto, were re-
ferred to Committee on Code.
Mr.. McGee of Clarke, Chairman of the
Committee on Enrolled Bills, submitted re-
port from said Committee.
House concurred in Senate amendment to
H. b. No. Dat for the relief of the heirs Of w.
p Dulanev Of Madison county.
Senate amendment to H. b. No. GA, To au-
thorize the Board of Supervisors of Montgom-
cry county TO have the realty OF SAID county
assessed during the year 1850.
The House further concurred In Senate
amendments to H b. No. I0l. For the relief OF
W. ii. Butler; and H. B. No. SO, To incorporate
the town of Brownsville, Kinds county
Numerous Senate bills we're Rad ana re-
ferred TO appropriate committees
SB. No 46, TO extend the provisions Of an
act ia relation Notaries Public in the town OF
Yaz0o City, was passed.
TIE privileges of the House were extended
to Hons. samuel Powell of DeSoto; ]. w Rich
ards. of Yazoo; T. w. Stringer, Of warren
John q Nixon, R. P. Hefner, and Cars Otlen-
herr. Of HOLMES; NJ B. Montgomery d. y.
Rand and 4. e. Mckinley, of Marshall lryin
Miller. of Leake, and r. Q. Patty, Of NoxuRee.
Al eleven o'clock the special order for that
hour the confederation Of the Revised Codes
was taken On
Mr.. MeLauTin, Of Rankin, moved that Judge
Campbell he requested 90 point cut sn@n&es
mada III She old Code, and that only tn&
changes be NJ ade BY the Clerk WhleR meAe1
#kH NHAL#Ma
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Rev. Mr.. Steel, OF Columbus, Mlssls-
sippi, is delivering a lecture on "POppipp
/ the Question" He will deliver il in "a Meth
odst church at West Point, Mississippi, the
proceeds to be devoted TO the church debt.
! Special elections iu Texas for filling Eve
vacancies, caused By the resignation OF
State Senators will occur the both OF this
month
| In Richmond, Va, Henrietta Stokes, coll
Ored, wife of John a. Stokes, was arrested
for attempting to Kill her John by blowing
him up with powder. John had refused to
give an account of hmselfafter being out
of nights.
Memphis Appeal
The Tennessee,lIstoricol Society has de-
| termined to purchase Clark Mills equestrian
statue of Gen. Jackson, To- be unveiled here
at the Tennessee centennial, April "a IL
will be placed in the capital grounds.
n. o. Democrat
Within the last two weeks the arrivals Of
mules here have been quite remarkable, and
notably yesterday, when ten car loads ar
rived by the jackson road. This importa-
ton Is accounted for by the fact that the
planters have made good crops and desire
little more stock for the coming season.
Montgomery Advertiserl
The Alabama Historical Society at Tus-
caloosa desires to collect "A complete cabinet
of Confederate money, Those who have the
different denominations OF money, and have
no special use for it, would be glad, no
doubt, to send it to the Historical Society,
where it will be carefully preserved.
The Albany (Ga.) Advertiser SAYS that
some white men In East Doughertv county
on Wednesday last kidnapped the twelve
year-Old son OF Henry Miller, colored. and
carried him of with them. They bought
MIN new suit of clothes and then wrapped
him in quilt so he could not be recognized
and made their way into Berlin county.
The father of the boy started i'm pursuit,
finally overlook the party and recovered his
son.
A dispatch to Governor Holiday, Of Vir-
ginia, from the scene ofthe troubles between
the blacks and whites I'M Shenandoah coun-
ty, states that everything is quiet, the ex-
cltement has subsidized, and the military
companies have returned 20 their homes.
The Kentucky Legislature expects to re-
main tn.sessiOn until time to plaat corn ia
the spring, and arrangements are made at
Frankfort for grand Assembly hop every
Friday night.
RIO JANBIRQ, Jan. 9l.-Nellow fever has
broken out in several places in Brazil Up
to the present time the epidemic has appear
ed in a mild form, but fears are entertained
that it may spread To Rio JaneirO.
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sUNDRY ITEMS.

A strange disease has APPEARED III the
East End Of London. Ir Is an affection Of
the eye, known in the affected district as
''the blight" and not familiar to the native
Oculist. 1t is ViTulent ard dangerous, not
seldom DESTROYING the sight If it be
promptly taken ia hand. Three weeks ago
there were siXty-nine cases of this disease
In Whitechapel alone. The epidemic Is sup
posed to be a foreign importation.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb. 2.-Between 700
and 500 hands, mostly young men and wom-
en-, struck ut the Dwight cotton mills aC
Chicapic, because pay had been raised une-
qualiy.
About twenty cOlOred persons, including
four women and three Infants, entered New
York CRY on the 3rd the first party en- this
section of colored people leaving the South d.
Rock ISLAND, Ill, Feb. 3.-Two car loads
of negroes have srsived from Chattanooga 20
take the places OF the striking miners. The
strikers, falling to get the negroes TO join
the union. tavessurrounded their homes and
threatened them. The negroes are under
the protection Of officers.
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HOUSE.
TWENTY-NINTH DAY.

SATURDAY, February z, 1880.
House met pursuant to adjournment Mr..
speaksr Johns IN the Chair. Prayer by Rev.
DR.. Watkins.
Present. 100; absent, 2O-Messrs. Apple
white, Billingslea, Coleman, Cooper, Erwin,
Hicks, Howry, Madison, McLaurin of Rankin,
Montgomery. Murphy, Myers, Pollard,
Shields Sommerville, Stephens of Yalohusha,
Sykes, Torrey of Jefferson, AID 1orrey Of
SuRfOwer. 81
Mr.. Mcdense entered motion to reconsider
theTote whereby s. B. No. AZ, An act to pro-
vide for the education of State cadets at the
Mississippi Military Institute, was laid on
table.
Mr.. Lewis. Of Claiborne, moved to postpone
consideration of the motion till Monday. Ielh
lns4s which motion prevailed.
Leave Of absence was granted to the follow
ing gentleman Messrs. Hicks Hillinrslea
Erwin. Coleman, Murphy, Harkreader, Bees,
McLaurin Of Rankin, TorreY Of Jefferson,
AppleWhltes MoWTy w ats0n, Taylor Of BEN
t0n, and Stephens on Yalobuaha
saturday being the day for Introduction Of
9oaal iii, tie oall az counties ms commenced
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Chapter 3 Of the Code, in relation to Cir
cult Courts was taken up, discuss ed, and as
amended approved and reeommitted.
Mr.. Bailey offered the following resolution,
which WAS adopted.
Resolved, That the use of this Hall next
Friday night, the 9Th inst, be granted to the
Rev. Bishop, J. P. Campbell, of the African
Methods, Episcopal Church, for addressing
the members Of the Mississippi Conference rel
alive TO his recent visit to the British Wesley
an Conference.
The privileges of the House were extended to
the following gentlemen: Messrs A. g. Smith,
B. F. Williams, W. c. Beythew, o. B. Collins,
NJ B. knight, W. J. Scale, ]. G. Macarthur, c..
H. McLsmore. J. L. Powell, Jas. Meggs, Sam
Proctor 5. Comfy. John Riley, David Carr, j
NJ Thompson. W. q. White, J. II. L. Gerdine,
J = c. Hill, II. l. Ford and Wright Cunning
ham.
At 2l5, on motion of Mr. Buchanan, the
House adjourned.
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VOLUME XLIII.

Nays-Messrs. Andrews, Atwood, Bailey,
Buchanan, Chamberlain, Thambliss, Clark,
Downs, Erwin, Hicks, Hill, Howry. Lewis OF
Claiborne, Love. Madison. Marett, McGehee,
of Wilkinson. MelIen. holland Russell, Som
merville Sykes, Taylor Of Lee, Wood, and the
Speaker.
Absent and not voting. 80.
The Chapter, as amended was approved
and recommiited
Mr.. Anderson, Of Attala, was called to the
Chair by the Speaker.
Chapter u Of the Code in relation to
Boards Of Supervisors, was read, and as
amended. was recommitted.
BY request Of the Trustees Of the A. and NJ
College the use Of the hall was granted TO
Daniel bennett, Esq, for the purpose OF de-
Hvering an address on " wednesday night.
At = clock. on motion Of Mr.. Buchanan,
the House adjourned.
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The recommendation of the Committee was
adopted.
Mr.. Brown offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That when the Senate is adjourn
ed Saturday, Feb. 7th, (the House concur
ring that it stand adjourned until Thursday,
Feb 18th, at 10 clock.
On motion of Mr. Bills, said resolution was
laid on the table.
Mr.. johnson introduced
s. B. No. 9s, An act to authorize the State
maps OF this State now his Office. Passed.
Mr.. Stewart introduced
S. B. No. SO, An act to prevent the sale or
giving away of tobacco to persons under the
age of II years. Referred TO Committee on
Humane and Benevolent Institutions.
Mr. Crigler introduced
S. b. No 100 An act to amend the charter
o. the city of West Point.
Mr.. Brown introduced
s. b No. l0l, An act to incorporate the
East Mississippi Nils. Referred to Commit
tee on Corporations.
Mr. FitzGerald introduced
s. b. ! o. l02, An act to provide for the pay
ment OF interest on the Chickasaw School
Fund. Referred to the Committee ON Finance
Mr.. King introduced
8. B. No. 1OS, An act to amend an act re-
pealing an act in relation to the towns Of
Beauregard and Wessnn. Referred to Com
mittee on Counties and County Boundaries.
Mr. Hamilton introduced
s. B. No. le4, An act to amend an act to es-
tahlish 9 turnpike aud bridge across Big
Black river. Referred to Committee on Coun-
ties and County Boundaries
8 B. No. 50. An act to prevent e1tortion and
unjust oiscKlmin alton In the rates charged for
on railraada In this STATE. Vas. On motion VI
bEr. keynolds, made the special order tor to.
morrow m6 E oltl0nk.
n n Nett, An eaf 10 cenfw IN certain en-
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SENATE.
TwENTY-EIGHTH DAY.
FRIpAr. February 6, lseO.

FRIDAY. February 6, 1880.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieut. Governor Sims in the Chair. Present
"a; absent S-Messrs. Anderson, Bridges and
Gayles-
Mr. Walker moved a reconsideration Of the
vote indefinitely ostponing Fl. B. No. 234, to
incorporate Gray's Institute, which motion
prevailed and the bill passed.
Mr. Birchett presented memorial from the
Trustees of the University of Mississippi,
which was referred to Committee on Univer-
stiles.
Counties and County Boundaries, Corpora
tons and Levees submitted reports which
were laid on table subject to call
The Joint select COMMITTEES appointed to
consider the memorial or the Trustees 81 the
A. and M. College submitted the following.
H. PnKarDENT: Your joint select Commit
tsa 10 whom wan Fefdgred s. R. No. 65s An aet
10 male appropriations faE u ! a Fiqnltur6l
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SENATE.
TWENTY-NINTH DAY.
sArunDAx, Rebruary7, IssI

SATURDAY, February Z, $780,
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieut. Governor Sims in the Chair. Present
80; absent 4-Messrs. Cooper, Cowan, Gilbert
aud Lowrance
The unfinished business pending when the
VIZ: MF- HnmphFies bill 70 prevent extorfion
and unjust discrimination by Railroads, etc,
alAd the substitute therefore offered BIZ Mr..
Vest.
On mqtion Of Afr. =. r. Carter, he bill ana
bl6ssituap Worq laid On The 1abls spbiest "a
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It is perfectly marvellous the number Of
persons who are anxious to discover somenoU
kind Of religion that the world never saw.
They don't stop to try the religion that has
stood through thick and thin for eighteen
hundred years They arc Ike the young
man who took his geography homo from
school, informing his teacher that 10 wnsnff
going TO study it until ne knew more ahout
IL liockland Courier,
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Meridian News.1

The many friends of Maj. J. w. Young
will regret to hear of his death, which oc-
CURED on Wednesday night at his residence
near this city. He had been i'll for sveral
months and for the last few weeks his ply
stefan and friends have been expecting
the sad event. Maj. Young had resided
in the vicinity of Meridian since the close
of the war. He came here In 1864 al the
chief quartermaster of Gen. TayloT's army,
and vas here afthe surrender.
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At 11;30 o'clock, consideration of the Re
vised code was resumed.
Mr.. Sommerville moved that Judge Camp
bell be requested to explain the changes in
the law, and that only such changes be read !
which motion prevailed.
Chapter y of the Code in relation to Chan
Gerry Courts, was taken up.
Mr.. McLaurin, of Rankin, moved to post
pone consideration of said Chapter, and to or
der 200 copies of the same printed for the use
of the Legislature.
Mr.. Love moved to table the motion to post
pone and print, which prevailed.
The chapter, after discussion and amend
ment. was approved and recommitted to Code
Committee.
The privileges of the House were extended
to the following gentlemen: Messrs. J. NJ.
Ware B. Blumenfeld, james Mead, E. D.
Miller. J. C. Gates, C. D. McCrummen, A. J.
Russell. J. L. Cobb, Jr., W. E. Thomas, L. G.
Pope. j. L. McLain, ]. F. Mccormick, Henry
Roberts E. Alexander, Lee Lincoln, l. Pealer
and NJ. Cook.
Leave of absence, from day to day, was
granted to Messrs. Williams, Shields, Selby
and Cooper.
At $50 O'Clock, on motion of Mr.. Nelson, the
House adjourned.
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and Mechanical College of Mississippi, located
at Starkville, accompanied with a memorial
OF the trustees of the same, have had said bill
under consideration and recommended that it
do pass.
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DIED.


BANGS. Entered int rest in full hope of bliss
ful immortality. on Sunday, February sth. 1880.
Per age widow Of the late David Bangs, Of Georss-
t1 Tb. 1 Dc on, e, ro,no,.,uu -
to attend her funeral from the Of John f.
Cox No. JOG Washington street, Georgetown, d. c.,
on to,morrow (Tuesday) afternoon. the 10th inst.
BURGESS; On February 9th. 1880. MARY H.
danrhter of j. u hsHby Of tbs cty anu 'asS'
Notice of funeral hereafter.
81 c bs1 ,sI In Dc at the resjdense
street. SARAH JANE. beloved wife of Samuel Grown
Particulars of funeral in Tuesdays Star.
GOODFELLOW. On February 7. 1880. at PhiIa
delphia. JAMES GoopFELLow, in the eighty-fourth
GRISSIM. Departed this life on Sunday. Feb
ruark :, 1850. at O'Clock p M, after a long and
wife Of the late Richard Grissim. aged s. years and
Pat her SUFFERING past her pain;
Cease to weep, for tears are vain.
Go calico her home, He thought best.
And with her SAVIOUR she's at rest: G. A. VI.
Funeral service at the residence of her sister.
Mrs. Crown, 492 L street southeast, Tuesday. 10Th
inst, at 2 O'Clock pm.
KANoDE On February 9th. 1880. at 10 O'Clock
.. M, after an illness Of five DAYS, MAGGIE E..
daughter of Albert H. and Rebecca E. Kanode. in
Funeral VIII take place at the residence, so4
leth. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
RAY o Fell asleep on Friday evening. February
a R fa Re Of nos
Ray, in the eightieth year of her age.
The funeral will take place at the residence, near
Rock Greek church, on Tuesday, February 10th,
1880, at p. m. Interment at Glenwood cemetery.
baltimore Sun copy.l 1t
sAUER. On Sunday, February 9Th, 1880. at If
teen minutes Of O'Clock pm. WM. BALDWIN,
son Of Chas. II. and Amelia Sauer, aged Year,.
months and % days.
Funeral will take place from the residence of pa
rents, No. 1906 PennsyI yania avenue. IN Wednes-
day, at O'Clock p M. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
YOUNG. At Laurel, Md, this morning, Febru-
v II. q
partment, aged thirty nine years.
Time and place of funeral in to morrow's Star.
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TsyHONAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRYsTEEEs1 SHE Mar Of HAEFAREE D. MILL
day Of November, A. p: 1874. and duly f.A
recorded in Liber No. 764, folio 1888, ore Of :A
the request in Wriur Of the pary secured thereby,
the understood trustees viii sen, on MONDAY.
HnES 9TH DAY OF FEERuAhY A. D. 1880 1 r AT TaE
county o Wshinon Dstres q AND
iyins west IF deereetoWn District Aforesaid which
s.a gsr5s es f sa sas
e 6ens Of Gensra } SShn
Min. below the Ghesapeake and Ohio oanal.
degrees east to the southern line Of said canals
Sssesn ps Is o ssa oa Sdrh the n q the
tn then na sdS as1 said 81 s
Of hs E hereby to Be
the confer or eastern face q Stone wall that sup
ls IT, 81 esbe es Sa nsla
Boring Mil, understanding northerly to the south
to the SAID Ser osRer With ts my
prSyeMsnis. oonsistIng Of large Stone Flour siI.
fs q Sssi nss Rssd the trust deed
81 sss en- and u9Rs ssnS with
balance in three equal at SIX. twelve and
chaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold are
purchaser at the time Of sale. and all expenses and
conyeyancing to be paid by the purchaser. II
from the day OF SALE the Trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
The property win be so'a subject to taxes and
.n,1 VIM VIM P. S SAssIHbt Trustees.
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NEo. TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer.


Trustees SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
STREET, BETWEEN Eleventh AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHEAST. PREM
Uses 1102-1104 AND 1l06.
BY virtue of three several deeds of trust, IL
all dated September Is, 1873, and recorded 1.%4
in Eber 1893, at felios 381, 1884 and 1877. ,X"3.
specify ely one Of the Land Records of the District
Of Columbia, and, also, in pursuance of an order
of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
passed Oh the 30th day of January. A. d. 1880, in
public auction on sATURbAT. the 2isr DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1880, AT 430 O'CLOCK PM, in front
Of the premises, Lots SO; "a and So Of John W.
elusive, of Gulck's subdivision of Square No 9s7.
in Washington City, District Of Coumba, with tn .
improvements consisting of a desirable Brick
DIV. ling each of said Lots.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance in
three equal instruments, at six. twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale. for which the purchaser
promissory notes shall be given. bearing interest
at seven per cent per annum to be secured by deed
of trust upon the respective premises sold, and
satisfactory policies Of insurance upon the build
ings. Terms to be complied with within seven days
from day of sale. otherwise the property to be
sold at risk and cost of defauiting purchaser A
cash deposit Of 300 each lot required at time of
sale. ABRAM G. HEYLMUN, Trustee,
feb9- d&ds $40 + street n. W..