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BOWLING. Auctioneer.


SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF GOLD AND SILL
YER JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, SAFE, SHOW CASES,
COUNTERS, SHELVING, &c. ETC.
By virtue of two deeds Of trust, one to VIII n
liam D. Cassin, dated April 5th, 1880, and re- EA1
co,Ged in Iiber No. 933. at folio 493 ct seq ~
of the land records Of the District of Coumbia, aud
day of June, 1880. and recorded in Liber No. 9l6,
at folio 62 ct req. OF the said land records. the
CCToBER, A. d. 1880, CoMMENoING AT IL O'CLOCK
4; N, sell at public auction. on the premises, No.
80 Bridge street, Georgetown. D. @ 3, the entire
stock and fixtures of first-cass Music and jew
cry Store. consisting of-Pancs. Violips. Gnitars.
BaDjcs. Accordeons, Tanb 1uriper, Watches, Clocks
Chrononeters, Opera glasses. Revolvers. Music
boxes, Gold, Silver and Plated Ware. Rings, Brace
let's, Suaf, Pins, Chains, handsome articles in
Sron ze, jewelers. Lathe and other Tools. fine
plated Show Cases, WalBut Counters. &C., etc,
including one lsrse and valuable Marvin Safe,
nearly Lew. All articles except the fixtures and
safe. entirely new and frstclass. SMs to continue
until all is sold.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM D. CASSIN, r-,,,.oo.
oc2-dts JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON,} Afus'ees.
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HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLsNpER-At Detroit,
Mich, IN the suit brought by W. w. Wheaton
against Luther Beecher, for damages for a
hbeious publication in newspapers OF that CITY,
accusing plafDtff OF dishonesty managing GER
tain business interests committed 10 his charge
which has been on trial IN the superior court OF
Detroit for two months, the jury has rendered q
verdict OF SIS 900 In IaNOr OF nlaInIIl
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T'HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAR
GEORGETOWN.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAR
GEORGETOWN.
h B o y'Hs Ct Of s se Ha RssF asess
to- M d n hs R Of the
Baker deeeasea and fronting on the CONDUIT road
been divided into u lots: Lot No ], has So 100 Of
t IN MG
e5 hss sas and III
proved BY frame shanty; los No. 9. has : acres
has Is res about and Is not 5 No.
hss 20 aerss ab9nt and has frame dwelling
ot Sans o
f sss a acre tb and n tre oveT A the above lot:
road which IS always in, fine condition. LOT No No.
II, hss about acre. and is unimproved; lot No. II.
10. has about Is acres, and is improved with an
ootagon shaRed dwelling e.. house with CONCRETE
read. or Foxhsirs road Lot No Il. has about
~ acres, ard fronts On the Ri'ge, Or Foxhali
Gen 5ss f e ost
the tue Is said beperfect Ali taxes viii be paid
Ters Of sac prescribed by the decree: One
third in cash, with deposit Of $50 on each lot at
sfs time eS # sas the residue i1 two
centum Per annun. with the option to the pur-
vii sa Oh f66n IN Fa
T ssfssdss With F s. JONES' Trusted. ana
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
ExEcuToE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SSMERY STEEETs; Also. IS N VEST mar MAR
KET SPACE, IN GEORGETOWN, d. G.
sis1td Fxecutor vii seh on fRUaspaY. IN
f Il T sIs Homssd; sddits3
ErsTe Dwe ag located at the corner Of Olive and
sanf S Sa II Of the 5,
Brick Bullying and located on West Market Soace.
beaGfi s seven nsr cent Per .npum until
dspesit Of 300 viii Be required On sss6 Psseerty
Esecutor for E. Estate
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
coMPRfs "a Ra aEE oil HPF aNT
mss mss AZ AMP 2. > ENGHRAvINGs, FINE Sped
f5S sakhs TSEHS e AH HGa NJ
M9 2 Il
realdence OF Ger. Caperon, No. 1910 N street. ~
W. shall sell the following rare COLLECTION Of goods
& as the xSs e
VIII be given in the catalogue.
hne collection of Engravings.
very rare collection OF Japanese Works of Art and
gor1os In Bronze and Pottery. selected In
Very fasicr furniture Of thelatess designs
and finest workmanship.
Very slesspt Rosewood and Walnut MaSble-top
F Fns B has 1:t 6s4Ss VIZ ES. saR s
ree1dence to the Japanese Legation, VIII offer a
port1on Of his Household Furniture and Work. of
The articles win be on exhibition thu d,y pr1o to
sale. from 10 am. to p: yhsn ogues vii
ocN'o@ AmcdQpse:.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sos Pennsylvania Avenue.
REIIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE BxAr.
EVERY / HING AZ REPRESENTED.
Money Paid Back for Goods Returned.
Rec d this Price List:
Ladies' Fine Kid or Goat Button. ....... 81. OO
ar:ies' Best Our. Kid Button. q 50 D3f
Ladies Best French Kid Boots. 81. 90 to 7.00f "
aides solid Goat Button. ..-.............1.50
Nlsses Solid Goat Button 81. IS
Misses' B.st Kid Goat Button 81. 90 to q so
Chlds RaWhide Tips, tHeels, Button. :..,..... 80
MEMS eolid Congress Caters ...............l2S
Mems Congress- or Button..: 80 to 8. 50
A Job lot of 500 pairs LADIES' FINE KID BUT
TON BOOTS for s. So worth $3.50.
eep23 GEO. MCCARTHY.
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CHANCERY SALE OF PREMISES Nos 9I2
~ AND 914 NINETEENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND K STREETS NORTHWEST

TWEEN AND K STREETS NORTHWE5T.
of the District Of columbia, passed in the fss8
cause Of Clements ct al vs Clements ct al, .Gr@.
ton, IN front Of the premises, on TUESDAY,. ":-
70 Be 1850 At S,S1Sok all Of original
consisting in two desirable three-story and base
ment Brick welipgs, and situated in Washington
city, in said District.
Terms Of SALE One-fourth cash on the day Of
sale or within seven days thereafter. the residue in
three equal ins taments in six twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, the purchaser's notes
to be CIV en- therefor rearing interest from the day
option of purchaser. tile to be retained until the
purchase money and interest is paid ALI convey
ancln9 at purcha. er's cost. 800 deposit on
Ceptance of each bid.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustee
SOB D street north west.
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct sep23-eo&ds
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-ST0RY FRAME
HOUSE No. 1f04 Az STREET BE-
1MtEN Z AND L STREETS SOUTHWEST,
By virtue of q deed of trust. dated the 10th -
day of June, 1877, and duly recorded in &C.
ieer No 8SS, folio $685. Of the land records X.A.
the party secured, the undersigned Trustees viii
sell on THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7TH. A. D. 1880, AT
O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front Of the PREMISES, the fol-
loving described property. viz: All that piece or
E parcel OF land, situated and being in Washington
gronnd plat or plan Of said city as and being the
south fourteen feet ten inches of lot fourteen (1
fronting A street by the depth of sid lot four
teen llD. In square five hundred and forty three,
together with the improvements.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two equal
payments at six AID twelve months, with notes
bearing interest st seven per centum per aDnum,
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold;
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. ALI
coDveyapcing at the cost Of the purch aser. A de-
post Of 800 is required at time Of sale. The terns
Of sale must be complied with within seven days.
otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
GEO. NJ. Miller Tr,..o,
fep18-eotdbs HENRY RUIN Trustees.
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+ T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctoneer.

TRUST EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK BE
SIDENCE ON d STREET BETWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May IA
S0th. A: d: 1870, and duly recorded in Liber nj
No 6l1, folio 4f6, &C, Of the land records -.
Of the party secured therehy viii offer for sale, at
Of the premises, Lot m arked and lettered "a" in
VIM. y. Todd's subdivision Of the eastern part of
five hundred and seventy two 572). in the city of
Washington, with all the 1mproyeg.epts thersoo,
Terms of sale One third in cash, Of which 300
must be rad at the sale; the deferred payments to
months after day Of sale, with interest all may
De paid cash az the option OF the purch The
and insurance to the satisfaction of the trustee.
lie terms to be fully complied with within six days
after day Of SALE otherwise the trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost of
defanltng purchaser. All conveya2cing at the
purchasers cost
seP2S -eod&ds. WIN. 81. WARD, Trustee
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CUNNINGHAM, HATTEB, has Jus. received
" the Fall style Broadway Block SILK -
HATS made 70 order. Old styles remodeled
8oft Felt Has cleaned. colored and trimmed. -
aull T4O 6th st.s bet. 81 and h
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9 HOES THAT WILL. STAND THE
~ WEATHER.
At the reliable Boot and Shoe Houses Of
w IL AN HAHN
SIG 9TH Street and SH2 Penna. Ave-.
sIGN OF THE RED SLIPPER"
DUB GREAT SUBSTANTIAL spFcIALrIEs:
Ladies' 81 80 genuine Goat ana Kid Button BOOTS
ladies' 81 and So. SO best Coator Rio Button BOOTS
six Widths, worked Button holes, French or Low
Heels
Ladies' 50 Glove Kid Button and Congress.
aides SIS to 81 UNI vailed French Eid Button
Gents 81 Sc Ssiters and shoes, (1E styies.)
Gents 81 80 Calf and Kip Boots without riyal.)
Gents 50 Sewed fire Calf Boots.
'-ents' 81 and So so fine CALI Caters and Button
The best Hand eewed Boots. Gaiters and Shoes
Misses 81 solid Pebble Button Boots.
Boys and Girls so AID T5c solid School Shoes
Besidss shove WARRANTED goods, We have cheaper
nee, viz
MEMS Shoes and Caters, 9Oc up
Ladies' Shoes, TIC. up.
Cbid's Shoes, 25c. up, &c
Call and see for ourse1 se2o-6t
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DOYNTON'S "ISsO" FURNACES.
CAST OR WROUGHT IRON,
SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD,
BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE,
Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable; eco-
noLaicsl IN fuel: give universal satisfaction;
have no bolted joints; are free
from gases.
The moot DURABLE FURNACE, the CHEAP
EST TO buy. Fitted with CLINEER- CLEANING
anti-fricti0n CRATES; ASH-SIFfIN6 CRATES
and Ash PANS; LINED FEED-DOORS, DRAFT
REGULATOH, etc. Have many ATTRACTIVE
and PRACTICAL IMPROVEMENTS never before
adopted.
Send for circulars before purchasing others.
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON s. CO.,
MASUFAOl URERS,
234 Water street, New York.
For sale by
G. G. BALL,
jy29- h. &, tu3m 1882 e st., -nesr Wizards.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, 1889, At No.
II O'CLOCK A.. M, at the auction rooms of Xo2Q
IuDcanson Bros, corner 9th and D streets A><lA
northwest, will sell on account Of whom it may
ONE Bl ooDRD BLACK MARE.
to pay for its keep. All parties concerned are here
by Notified. JOHN B CLA6ETT,
cct2-4t Brightwood p. O., D @.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORRCW,
BIOS. Aucsioneers.


nUNCANsoN BIOS. Auctioneers.
SsStIESSwFSJT%3E E go sEvESTH STREET,
w We I'll sb ss The oS shoEsmepttonsd Fixtures
S So 10 SRA Suitable for SHOE millinery Or dry
THoMAs BOWLING. Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
s.h. 1875 ard recorded in Liber s sd. u folio "a
2o2. We yin sell on WEDN ssDAY., THE GiG y Y
4 oG1oca F. Nj Lots a. ~ and east half Of Lot 90
rel1's subdivision Of Lots in Beatty 1. Hawkins,
addition to Geoi get ,wn
slss 81 and ~ 1 T % &C. st5ss
into i've Lots 81 feet each, and one Of 22.4H feet
tosp fronts IS Is feet and Is 80 Feet DEEP a e''ss
lens: Or e. third cash residue in xix and twelve
trust $50 deposit On each lot sSen s Sold 0's' OF
F FsGg. y: H a2SHs Trust es.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. sep29 dts
r T. ooLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
aI12 8A4sS Of h shshnss s 4yss9s 81
a1 MhE e NokfH OF TE cf hNp ik'lHa
By ~ ssse 81 afed of trust psa Iss date late
recorded in Lbtr No. $40, folio %, ct seq .G;:2
of the land records for WASHINGTON coun-
ten request of the Iarty secured thereby, we Will
sell at Pnhhe snrt on, in front OF the prem
BEE, A. d. 1sSai, AT S O'CLOCK NJ, all that
piece or parcel of land situated aud beng in the
and Known and designated LIST numbered one
Hundred and fifty enc U5D, in subdivision of q
psrt Of a tract of lSnd known Mount Pleasant as
said subdivision is duly recorded in LlUer N G. t.
No So. folio 313, of the land records of said Dis
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance In six
ard twelve months, with interest at the rate of
six Ter cent. Der annum deposit Of $50 will be
quired from the purchaser st time Of sale. Terms
of sale must be complied with within fye- days
otherwise the Trustee will resell at risk and cost OF
defauitiDg purchasers. All conveyancing at pur
cEat ers cost.
HENRY NJ. BAKER, rrr,,,.o,
sepl8- eo&ds THOS. b. CALLAN,} trustees
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CORTH GERMAN LLOTD-SrEAMsH1p
LINE EEIyX ZEN NEW YORK. Fl aYRE. LONnaI~

IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUT HAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this Company will sail every Sat-
Srday from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street Hoboken.
hates of .assaze:-From New York ID Havre, Lon
don. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin, 800;
certificates, S2S. For freight passage apply to
OELRICHS & co. Bowling Greer, New York.
Tor Washington. au927
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DUNOANsON BROS. Auctoneerp.

nUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneerr.
TRUSTEES BALE OF PARLOR BILLIARD
TABLE,, NINE FEET BY FOUR AND
A-HALF FEET, COLLENDEK'S MAKE
By virtue OF deed Of trust given to
sSs. folio 25a, ct seq, one of the land U "
le iG at pnbc s4eton ON THURsDAY THE
7TH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1880. AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ, at the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros,
corner of 9th and d streets northwest,
One Billiard Table. 100 lender's), 914E,
Balls Cues, &c. in splendid condition.
Tern q cash.
Cctl-5t WIN. b. JONES. Trustee
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'lNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

'AtHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN1M-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON BOUNDARY
STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
fOcRIEEEIH STREETS BEING LOTS 80,
40, Al, AZ, 43, A AND As, IN SQUARE 234.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OcroBsn -
b. 1880. AT ~ O'CLOCK, in front of the f.s#
premises, shall sell the following described 1a6.
real estate, being Lots 80, 40 Al A. 49, A. and As
IN sGuere 234 located on Boundary street, between
18th and I4,h streets. having front Of about 20
This property is in Of the most desirable loca-
tons fer investn ent il this city,
Ierms third cash, the residue in two equaI
payments. at x and twelve months. with ties
nearirP interest at per cent. per anuum un Ill
PAID, end occurred by deed trust on the proper
y Old CCnvtyancing, &c. at purchaser cot
Geposit CT $50 on each lot VIII be required at line
Of Sale.
beI3O-dAds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct-
cs-TFE tB We SALEIs POSITIONS ID UNTIL
THURSDAY OCTOBER 14fH, SINE hour ind
gte. Oc.5-dSdS
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TUNARD LINE.
" NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ

6fCNARD LINE
The oUNARD sTEAfM Nkb COMPANY LIN
Between New York and L,xsrpooi. Call
AbSssinia.. Wed. Oct. Seythia.. We'd, Nov. g
Sss % Nov IL
.a;ser's. Wed: :oes: :! Bothna =: Wed: NOVA
RATES OF PASSAGE
N.Y. and Si9S gold aecordins to acoommodadons
Eeturn tickets on favorable terms.
steersge at very low rates. Steeraee tickets from
H,yerpool and Queenstown. and all other parts Of
Throaeh bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
ana for MeSsr sns por On Inc
For freight and passase apply at the oompany's
saSiS 70 OTIS BiakIo@ CO.. Cos I'll street. as
" .se7 'v En- h. BROWN CO.. NY.
NEW YOBK-ROTTERDA
dam, ~ Wv. A. scholten," Rotterdam" ''P. Oa-
s Ven 70 ths Ssshe1f.ad,, Issss Sssssa:s ssSsss,
S siGaa asnsF Assn s ssssn
sm SEs SsT fOs For Ok apply to
syenue WashinEton: OF r r. JOHNSON 81 Agent.
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
MERCHANTS AND MINE BY
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Bsltimore-Every WEDNES-
Spears Wharf, (near foot 8. Gay std
From New York-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
gRDAY, at p. M, from Pier ~. Est River, (near
foot Clinton ST.
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed.
Rates Of passaae-First class. s6, including meals
and staterooIn berth. Steersge, a, meals, Ii de-
sired, 2cc. Per meal
a. l.. HU&GIN9, Agt.,
Boston Kh:rf) BALTIMORE, MD,
GEO. III. GLOVER, A9t.,
je26-1y Pier 40. EAST RIVER, NY.
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STEAMERS, &c.
DOTOMAC LANDINGS.

SIEAME RS, DC.
DOTO1AC LANDINGS.
Pe,ea .sr r M7sT ESas 1shns ss s. Mat. s.,s.
every Monday. Wednesday and FIT
nsiuaHs ShaE Point SgFSsE TN M,shg sss and
NJ ao sS a a sSa n
intermediate vbsrves; returning tuesday. thurs.
day and Saturday FaTe and F Rd1s az lSSsss
VII 3r 0' Captain.
sTHE STEAMER ARROwsMITH
h. WI ,os ss Of 7 ESt s1ss afF GEc SS
g. M, every
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
For al the POTOMAC River LANDINGS ss far
az Ieonardt WA oad Nomini returning MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Fare and Freight ct lowest rates
tyIs-ly T: J: STONE. Parser:
NOREOLh AND FORTRESS MONHOE
STEINER JaSE MOsELEY.
81 e sss rf fare S. e Ra% a
DAYS, wEDsEsDAYs and FRI DAYS. at o'c,cck
I'm deay,s Norfolk alternate days At ? m stop
and Fort MG PM Mac ki i1f fnd ssSrRs
MONDAYS. iHgRsphYs and siTTRDAYs, 81
Tam fTsaA sffs FOX Nk az OK It wharf
steam. BIZ John GIBSON and E @. KNIGHT,
Iier A., East River, NY, SATURDAYS. at y m,
GeOrge.GWn at am FRIDAYS. For fre1xht
rats s apply to r p. A DENHAI, Agt., 63 Water
St, GtorgetOuI
Tickets. StateIooms, &c 20 to General Office.
1916 st. L. w.. near Wizards Hotel.
ape o. LOWELL, President
Lr0R NORFOLK. Per TSMOUTH, FOR rRESS
sIEA%fE GEORGE LsaRs; or -
Con mander.
From foo5 = seventh st, From ds%pssIfs wharf.
MONDAY y aEb WE'D TUESDAY Every THURS.
NEsDAY, at $50, and DAY AND SUNDAY.
every SATURDAY, at at4P.M.
6P.
Stops at Finey Point and Pint Lookout Going
and keturniIg.
FiTst-clsss fare, 81 Round -rtp, $3.50. Tickets
good until used. Tickets snd staterooms for sale
Al B. VI Reeds Sons, 1216 ST. NV II. ID. Polk
informs stationery store 632 La av., next to Post
Office; Purcy G.. Smiths, 1881 Peuna. ave. NV,
and A. P. Browns, Ger. 18th St and n. Y. ave.
B. +. DODO. Agent,
7th ST. wharf Washinston, d. @.
u. f. KEELING Agent
sep21-6nl Campbell's wharf, Norfolk.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

WANT EVERY BODY TO KNOW
w that MORAN sells the best two dolar3Av
Pebble Cost Button Boot ever offered, MOI H
RAMS, 1922 It'll st. NV. sepS0-6t ~
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AUCTION SALES.
y,ODL & HANDY, Auctioneerr.

AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES No TIA
STREET SOUTHWEST
MONDAY, OCTOBER, Ara, 1880. AT 5 AA
O'CLOCK p. NJ we will offer for SALE at pub -
Ie suction. in front of the premises, the east .a
IL feet front by the depth thereof t66 fest and
lnches) of lot g. in square 439 wasl.i aton CITY
u; q, improved by a FL story Frame Dwelling
Terms Ct sale: One. third cash: balance in two
equal 1nstslments ut six and twelve months tha
lurehasers promissory noes, bearing ger cent
interest to be given secured by deed Of trust on
the premises, and satisfactory policy of iusur.
ance on the Improvements: or the purchaser may
pay all cash. at his election: Terms to be com
Pied With within seven days Fl on day OF sale. Al
conveysncipg at purchasers cost 800 deposito on
acceptance of bid.
JAMES q. FDTARDs,} r
T. A. LAMBERT, trustees
EETBE ABOVE SALE IA POS TPONED until
MONDAY. CCToBIR 11TH, 1SS', same hour and
place Bv order of Trustees.
oct5-eo&Gs TODD Il HANDY. Aucts
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EWID JOHNSON 4 CO., Bankers.
WASHINGTON. d. O..
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS
TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARI
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CHbNCERY BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
" ON sLYEN1H STREET. BETWEEN AND
sIkLETS ,NOHIHWEST. AND ON H
STREFT. BETWEEN FOURTH AND F1E III
ETEfETS NORTH TEST
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NLD WINE AND OLD ER1ENO e are
~ known ~ the best. 20 " JUSTHS old stand
BKOOND-RAND CLOTHING can be cold q re:
sRsca1se pseef 6tWe Ua tb ana 7s - oo
or Branch Store. No l08 9th st., between d and
sts.n. n. B.-Note By mAu promptly attended
In. WAf8
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The PRINCES Rrarerx.

London. 2s.-Brigadier- General Sir
Evelyn Wood, who accompanied the
Empress Eugenie to Zululand, has sent
papers descriptive of the death of the
Prince Imperial, collected from indie
pendent narratives of eighteen of the
Zulus who participated in the attack on
the Princes party, and showing that the
lacking party numbered forty, twelve
of whom followed the Prince and eight
being Immediately concerned in his
death. The Zulus having nesrly sur
rounded the Prince, the party fired and
rushed on them as they were mounting.
The Prince not having succeeded In
mounting ran along side his horse until
it broke away. The Prince followed his
horse into the donga, until being closely
pressed by his pursuers, he turned upon
them, in the verbs Of the Zulus, like
lion at bay. Being struck by an assegai
inside the left shoulder, he rushed on
the nearest opponent, who fed. An
other Zulu then fred at the Prince, when
only ten yards from him. Tne Prince
fired MS pistol and faced his rapidly in-
creasing FOES until mensced from his
right and rear and struck by another
assegai. He regained the level on which
he had first stood in the doEgs, where he
WIS speedily surrounded. He seized an
assegai which had been thrown at him,
lin struggling with his terrified horse, his
sword had fallen from its scabbard), and
thus defended himself against seven or
eight Zulus, who state that they did not
dare close in on him until he sank ex-
hau.ted on his hips. The above facts
we're elected from Zulus, who were ex-
amined separately on the scene Of the
attack.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-29
TELEGRAPHIC
The Silver Dollars.

New York, 2s.-The Times saws
Silver dollars continue to accumulate in
the mints, and the people continue to
exhibit an obstinate determination TO
have none of them. Though silver bull
Hon costs more in San Francisco than il
does in Philadelphia, the mint Of tn.
fSrmer city has been throwing of silver
coin 10 such an extent that there i no
further vault room in which 70 store il.
Application has therefore been made to
transfer q, 600, 600 in silver to the east.
and as the transport of this amount at
the express company's rate would cost
$4,000, 1t seems obvious that the busI
ness of miut'ng silver on the Pacific
slope is not q profitable ona The large
margin of profit lefL to the government
on the conversion OF SSc. worth Of silver
bullion into a standard coin of the
nominal value Of 81 may obscure for thu
time the costly and wasteful character of
the operations under the silver law, but
the moment that the treasury finds itself
compelled TO fall back upen its coin re-
serve Of silver, and to employ that re-
serve in payment Of all public obliga-
tons, the utterly delusive character of Il
our silver coinage will become as pain |
fully apparent as the extrsvsgant cost of |
the process by which it is being accuma-
lated.
The Herald says: 1t costs more 10
make the dollar Of the dsddies in San /
Francisco than in Philadelphia, yet the
mint there must help to keep the
monthly coinage up to the quantity pre-
scribed by law, and the people Of the
Pacific Coast, who use no paper money,
will not use the cheap dollar. Have
mona of the original silver champions the
nanliness to confess their mistake and
keep the cnin from being handed down
o posterity as the dollars of the dema-
yogues.