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AUDITORS SALES.
A UDITOR's SALE.

"A BY virtue Of warrant OF the Mayor
oi the city OF Wilmington to me directed,
wiz be exposed 10 Public Sale at 8 o'clock
y. M,
FRIDAY. APRIL 23d, 1880,
At the Auditors once, No. 81 East Sixth
street, tsecond story In the city OF VIII
mingion, New Castle County, State of
Del!ware, all that lot. piece or parcel OF
Gilpin Avenue and Van Buren, street, and
extending thence notherIy on the east
side OF Van Buren, street, one hundred
and forty feet, and running back easterly
one hundred and thirteen feet, containing
nfteen thousand eight hundred and
twenty square feet more or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF John Maloney, and To be sold
=" d. oNDsn~U2R. civ Ag2it.or
N. B.-The above property is u be sold
TO satisfy lien thereon for stone pave
ment.
TIM ogle. Auctioneer. apis. lot
A UDITOR'S SALE.
"A BY virtue OF a warrant OF the Mayor
OF the city OF Wilmington, to me d directed
will be exposed TO Public Sale, at O'Clock
y. m,
FRIDAY, APRIL 23d, 1870,
Al the Auditors Office, No. 81 Il. Sixth
street, cd story,) In the city OF Whining
ton, New Castle County, State OF Dels-
ware, ali that lot, piece or parcel OF lal d =,
with three two stored frame dwellings
thereon erected, situate ON the nOrtherly
side OF Read street, at the distance of one
hundred feet westerly from the westerly
side OF Jackson street, extending thence
forty-five feet on Read street, IA nd running
northerly one hundred and ten feet TO the
southerly side VI Front street containing
forty nine hundred and nifty square feet
more or less.
Seized and taken Into execution as the
property of Mary Shriel and TO be sold by
q. b. UNDERWOOD
City A uditor.
be sold To satisfy a lien thereon for curb
ing and paving.
4. NJ. Ogle, AuctIoneer. apIa- IOt
A UDIIoR'S SALE.
"A BY virtue of warrant OF the Mayor
Ol the city OF Wilmington, To me direct
eu, VIII be exposed To Public Sale, AT q o.
clock p. M,
FRIDAY. APRIL 23d, 1870,
AT the Auditors Office, No. So r.. Sixth
street (2d story IN the city OF Whining
Ton, New Castle County, State OF Ueta
ware, all That lot, piece or parcel OF land
win Two Two story frame dwellings there,
on erected, situate at the northwest cor
ner OF Harrison and Chestnut streets and
extending thence on the northerIy side Of
Shestnut street seventy feet, and running
ioriy-t"o hundred and seventy square
teet more or less.
seized and taken into execution as the
property of Patrick McCaugbey, and 10 be
solu Dy u. B. UNDER OUD,
- City Auditor
N. B.-The above named pfoperly is In
ne sold 10 satisfy "A lien thereon for curb.
lng,grading ana paving.
u. III. Ogle. Auctioneer. apI3.IOt
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY. virtue of a writ OF Levari Faciaa TO
me directed will be exposed 10 public sale
ul hA
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FURNITURE

VI every variety, when VIII ne sold nj tho
loWest prices. UPHoLsTERING of every
"ehcIlPuoh done in the best manner.
FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER.
Repairing ofall kinds done with peatnes,
We nave the agency for the genuine
iows-the finest Mattress ever used Al
inspection OF our stock is respectfuliv -
nclted before purchasing. '"'
maro-Sm JAMES MEGRATTEN.
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NOTICE.-I. Dennis Doherty, do here
IN by give notice that shall ap-
ply 10 the Judges OF Court Of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state OF Delaware, In and for the county
OF New Castle. on Monday. the 10th day
OF May next. being The first day OF the
May Term. A. d., lSS0. tor a license to
Keep an I'm or tavern. known as the
~ and 10. Christiana Hundred, New
castle county, and State of Delaware,
with the privilege TO sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities. than one quart,
10 be drunk on the premises and the fol-
lowing respectable citizers recomm end
said application, TO wit:
Henry McHenney, Charles O'Donnell.
william Rowe, Edward ]. Bradley,
Nathan Spence James TonIor
M. Z. savage, Edward DOherty,
John Doherty, Charles Deyer
aprli-n DENNIS DOHERTY,
NJ OTlCE.-I. Philip q. PIunkett. In
~ compliance with the requirements
OF the act of Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
! shall apply In Writing to the CourI Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, in and
i3r TIE conn of New Castle, on Monday,
the lOlh day Oh May next, being the first
day OF the May Term, A. D.. 1880, for a
Icense 10 Keep an inn or tavern at
no. 10Y West Front street. In the
First Ward OF the city OF wilmington,
delaware, and to sell intox icating
liquors In less quantities than one quaTt'
| 10 be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application 10 wit:
Jacob w. Hubert, Thomas Walsh.
andrew Cowan, Is nc Stevenson,
penis .1uiIl, Thos. j. Lyman.
OWe1 j; hession, james McKenna,
George II. Kie,el, William bowers
James Monaghan, Milton J, Bowers,
lanes Cassldy, Daniel McCusker,
Mlcht ei clancy, Q. p. Davis,
yEorePn lowber. Edward l.. Smith,
1anlel Melarkey, Fred ID. Moore,
Julius Guentter Charles Harnar
hustln v. Gaynor. Jam es Blake,
Patrick Hughes, James Karriean.
Eugene Sayers.
RDrl4-3t. PHILIP @, PLIJNK ETr
NJ OTICE.-I. Thomas I.awles do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply TO the
Juuges OF the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
Ol delaware, In and for the county of New
castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF NAV
next, being the first day OF the May Term,
a. u. ISS0. Tor license to keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Mt. Pleasant Hotel
IN the village OF Charleston, in School
Districts Nos. q ard rs ChristIa a Hd
new Castle county and State aforesaid
WIN the privilege TO sell intox xicatinv
liquors IN less quantities than one quart,
10 be drunk on the premises and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to wit:
petei GoiIlns. Dennis Murphey,
rrtrick Daley, Edward j. Bradley.
Hugh Holland, James Tonner
rSarlas ar Sosh; S,hcu Charles Dever,
Dennis Buckley, George Luton.
James W. Agnne. Thomas j. Hanly.
Thomas Toy.
spl4 81. THOMAS LAwLEs.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

81 Shipley street, kept by Isaac NJ
In the city OF Wilmington, New Gl
County, Del, on
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF a writ OF Ieyad "a,
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 M
sale af tho wv "Psl
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
@l Shipley street, kept by Isaac q, PYLE
In the city. Of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
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LICENSE NOTICES.

Il
NJ OTICE.-I, Charles Dever, do here
lN by give notice that shall applyto the
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions
| of the Peace and jail Delivery Of the
| state Of Delaware. in and ior the county
| OF New Castle. on Monday. the lcth day OF
May next, being the first day OF the May
Term, A. D.. 1880, for a license 10 keep an
Inn or Tavern. In the village OF Rising
Sun. In School Districts Nos. % and rs,
Cbrlstiana Hundred. New Castle County.
andState OF Delaware, with the privilegeto
sell intox icating liquors In less quantities
tn IN one quart, TO be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application. to wit:
James Toy. Joseph Toy.
Neal Toy, James McVey,
Dennis Doherty, David W. Thompson
j. M. @. Savage, W. A. Runner,
John Dougherty, Philip McCrossan.
Thomas 10y. Paul Began.
NOTICE.. John p. Donahoe, a IL
merchandise. the aggregate cost value
OF stock respectively constantly kept
on hand ,or sale not less than
$50 do heI eby give notice that
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State of Delaw are, In and
for New Castle county. on Monday. the
10Th day OF May next, A. D.. 1870. being the
urtt uty Oi next May term OF ssiu court
for license TO tell Intoxicating liquors In
quantities not less than one-half gallon,
and 10 keep Wholesale bottilng estab
iishment, at No. 52l Orange street,
la the Thhd Ward OF the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle county.
Delaware, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application
To wilt:
VIM. II. Jack, VIM. McElwee,
John Byrne, Dauiel McElwee,
A. Eierman, James Il. own
VIM. Campbell, VIM. McCaiferty,
Conrad Keller, Daniel Mulheiin,
IoL Nurnburg, James Megary,
James smith, Patrick Monaghan,
John Bader, Geo. NJ. Bacon.
Amos simmons, Stephen Downey,
u. +. Grubb, James Monaghan,
Leonard Harmann, Il. l.. Rice,
Nathan Lieberman, Edward Farmar,
Howard +. Fesmier, 4. ]. McMapus.
april 81. JOHN. p. DONAHOE.
NJ 0TICE.-I, Cloud Pierson, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply to
the Judges OF the Court OF General Ses-
slons OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
he state o. Delaware, In and for
New Castle cour,y on Monday. the 10th
day OF May next, beng the first day OF the
May Term. A. ID. 1880, for a license To keep
an Inn or tavern, kGown as the Delaware
Horse," in tfe city of New Castle, In
School District No. ~, New Castle HID. with
the privilege 70 sell intOx icating liquors
n less quantities then one Quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the fOllOwln
respectable citizens recommend the said
application, TO wit:
NJ N. Wier, L. NJ. Chase,
Geo. +. Deakyne, ]. ii. FOlE
James Wilmot, Patrick McCabe
D, W. Elkinton, Samuel II. Black,
Charles Shearer, ID. Boulden.
j. NJ. HOuSman, 4 l. Rogers
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p,o 20 ON 1 SATURDAY,
The l7th DAY of April. liza
nj o niaIa.t aA4i ld

The following described rea, s.,
All that certain brlck dSaMNs dvMs Vi
store house situate IN iho awtllllg
mington, bounded and dasn.y Az q
lows, 10 wilt: Beginning a, ,I,Ih',os ". Y
ton of the westerly sids .ae as lptn
street with the northerly sIdS ~ =, nnaa na
ley street, thence with sald 1IC M Asl
Caulley street westerly a fcs, ~. ,o o.
~ line OF land OF Dr. Johe %Saslh
thence with said Stradley,sI II lin. eIi.t5qI
parallel with Lombard street III "a eoetas sil /
stake, thence with a lew i;ns y u
parallel with McCaulley s,rss, s s ~
me middle OF the division vail wsII .nN'l
this ard the adjoining brick S,, hou,o essa
10 the said side OF Lombard duss ',,s.s
thence thereby southerly IA wv S.
place or beginning. be The eor,so,Ia ~,
or less. "' ''H'elp D
Seized and taken In exerr,,o,
property Of Mary Cogswell dscsS.. sSa
McCaffery, Administrator, Of M n
well. deceased. and Jol n McS,h
Jane, his wife, I. l.. and to be sod 4, !
sherif's Office, New Castle, m NaS,1 Ss,1s I
1880. msrsua. Way. 4 \
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H thu TTH DaY OI AlHI
1890, at 2 O'Clock n m

The following described real estate yIi
All that certain lot OF land With M
story brick dwelling house lhereDn N
a ed In the city OF Wilmington, boupiI
and described as follows, 10 wit: BTI
ning at the easterly side OF Wilson M
between Taylor and Ninth streets Il
distance OF 70 feet inches from The nUl
erly side OF Taylor street, and Al
northerly side of three feet wide Nh
thence easterly along said side d u
alley II feet II inches to the vestgyr1
of another three feet widealley cOmntl
eating with the first mentioned aIlJui
opening into Taylor street, thence nU I
erly along said side OF said aleY d
parallel to Wilson street iOuriesn
three Inches to corner, thence vaiKj
parallel to the first mentioned line q
Taylor street through the centre d
party wall between this and the atjoIl
dwelling on the north II feet II iheAa
the aforesaid easterly side Of Rlj
street, and thence thereby sOulherly ID
teen fert 3 inches to the plsce Of beglnIj
be the contents thereof what they mul
Seized and taken In execution u \
property OF Joel V. Greenman andlh1
McNabb, and Ellen, his wife, and u
and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, ShHt
Sherins Office, New Castle, Del, sNd
"a IS2n MAJ 9LfOdU
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SHERIFFsS,,r'

{ HERiFP's s.Ir
By virtue Of ~, .
soie a. Ias a, directed, Ire win lT,' Ss Of
81 shlpley street, m hs1E It'll. horEL
Uounsy, fpfsS psl., Of on nwll@IagSISspl,' Ss pl';SSsC SsC
IT,. rs SATURDAY.
A.a o'e'a.s t',e I'm Day Of April, ,m |
real estate. viz: '"e iolowlnga.
All that certain lo,o
Drlck dwelling honSao D, piece Mn,
the city OF WilminD,eot THEREON, ,,n.
scribed as follsws ION bOundM y.
AZ, dhs westerly ~ side Of Jetys,r:oB S, BerSsis
erly side Of Franklin ,ates ,,s ifon lhss.
, ner OF land OF Jerem,ogte' and M
.nence along said sIde Idsp y, Fealhesi
southerly G6 feet incbeo, H =, Jeiier,Oo n
side of Front strss, ts"eS 10 The bor.
slons sisR SAID side of Front .i,sscS .MieSce WI
s.ahe, sa,, Thence norther na os,sei ,S, \ ID
son street o. feet lncbspp parallel bl|
Sorner or land OF the saiS % aShL
tnerntone, and thence n, JeremhI n
parallel 10 Franklin thereby 81
more or less. We Tue contenhav
nfSa seized and taken In e,oo.o
pl,oper.y w,'I OF Isaac Woodrow ovSeSu,ioe ny
"iie and t. t., and To be US solS an ana Alb
sber,a,s om.. JOHN PYLE s,..
1880. Ne" castle, MY
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SHERIFF's SALE.

y
By Virtue OF a writ Of Levari Facias 10
me directed, Will be exposed 10 public
sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. 81 Shipley St,
kept by Isaac c. Pyle, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della.
ware. on
The daily gazette., 1880-04-16

"A by virtue Of warrant OF the Mayor
oi the city Of Wilmington to me directed
Will be exposed TO Public Sale at O'Clock
p. M,
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CHERIFFkSAI.

to ma d,raae VI VIII Of Tevar a
sale. at the W exposed 10 N
o., LAFAYETTE HOTEL
81 y, snipiey street, kept by r,s,.n
tne cry OF Wilmington, Ssv ,IS y. = !. N
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DIED.

DIED.
BOYD. Departed this life Tuesday Sertarn l,sr
1th, 1850, Mrs. MARY A. BOYD. widow of the late
FuIeral viii take place thursday September 9Th
1850, at ole O'clock, from her late residence, No.
622 18th street noIthN est.
Keller. Atl0e'ciock, Tuesday evening" Sep
ten Der 7.h, 1890, ct the residence of her rather,
Rock Creek, after short but painful illness CAR
oLISE, wife OF William J. Ketle-, and eldest daugll-
ter Of Pierce Sh. en- aker, 10 the twenty third year
Of her age.
Rest in peace.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LEEHY. On Tuesday, September 7th, 1850. at
10 O'clock r. M, JANE FRANCIS IEFHY, daughter
Of John and the late Budget Lcehy in the twenty
second year CT her age.
MAY she To s. il peace.
Funeral Friday MOI ming. at O'clock, from her
fathers residence. Nc. s3 street northeast Rsa-
tives and frieD DIS are invited. o
@AwDSLEY. On Tuesday, September It'll.
1870, at / =. M, WILLIAM MawDsLEY, Of Lanca-
sbire. England, aged fifty aeven years.
Funeral from his late residence No. 1927 Pennsyi-
wanna avenue, Thursday, September 9th, at 80
O'Clock r.. NJ. Friends OF the family respect-
fully invited.
MITCHELL. Departed this life Wednes Day, the
9Th Of eeptember. DeS0, MARGARET s. MITCHELL.
the wife OF John II. Mitchell.
Funeral viii take place from e03 ~ street s.v:.
to- morrow, ct ursday), at O'Clock Service VIII be
held ut the First NJ. p. Church. corner 9th street
ard virginia avenue southeast, st ~ O'Clock
Friends and relatives are iny1ted TO attend.
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The Dead Ca,tUp by the Sea.

The dispatches from the Florida coast make
IL evident that, with the exception or Gen. Tor
tert'S body, the remains that came ashore from
the wreck OF the Vera Cruz can never be re-
Claimed 10y their friends. They were 50 decOm-
posed when found that all that could be done
was TO scoop out hole In the beach and cover
the bodies up. Stakes were driven In Ia mark
the places OF buTial, but the Incoming tide tore
up the Stakes, and nothing remained when the
TIDE went out save The smooth, sandy beach.
one OF the bodies was believed TO be that OF
Mrs Hernandez Two OF her upper front teeth
were missing, and plain gold ring was on her
marriage finger. Another body was that OF am
elderly lady. but without any apparel by which
she could be Identified. She had on her mar
rage-ring finger a diamond ring with the gold
h3liG finely chased. On the third finger OF the
right hand there were two rings. The HrsU one
is a large plain gold TiGg, while the second is a
smaller ole OF gCi3, with a fine diamond ia oval
setting. Upon the inside OF the band OF this
RIG was made ont the inscription: Presented
10 :. =, fIoln III. X, lsio' Other human remains
came ashore that had been torn 10 pieces by
the sharks.
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1880 pnsa NE SHEA K1r,rz 1880
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST

70 fnk E5k WET AS h9 SS4Hx SSO
ruAss fr is9sHiE{S 19s s n'.
~, &C, corner OF Sixth and Bstreets, as folloEs:.
ing Oars to Louisyns ans Ghcsgo ' 10 70
IN Nm: d dsg With eIeePins Oars from Harris
* AND pfdfS 81 & R Hsialse6f
PaSios t e Sstfias snd lie ko asss $;
s;Go An daily except SUNDAY $50 p. daily.
sass eps ss 1a with Palace Cars to Canaa
For Wiiisrasport Look Haven and Elmtra, a. 10 40
For New York and the 1 East. 40 s.m., 21o and
1890 Bpm; On Sunday, 10 90 p: m. Limited E1
Press Press, 81 Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a. N. daily,
For BrooSIyn. n: y, all through trains connect at
r.. 'ng double ferrisse across Rev. York city.
en- 81 sSsday. 20 ana loo 90 IN r. A1 Im nId
For ERF Ii.s 80 Ia. M daily. EXCEPT Sunday
2l0 420 40. S:4o. $50 and 1000 p. ~ ON ON
Sunday. 500. 10 40 q. m. $40, ESQ and 10 90
For I9pe's Greek Line. $40 a, m and 40 p. M.
daily. except Sunday.
ALExANDRIA AND FREpERloKsBuga RAIL
ION TAS R All RAnh.InaANDhA AND WASHING
For Ale5a n ia 2. 100 1sm..429 t:2. e:75.
ana ID - ~ p: M On Sunday at Z, Q and II q.
For RIchmohd and tbs South, Tam. daily. and
s,n:; $50. 8. 5. aud 9:os 2. m. ana 4 mid.
p nn on SUNDAY al sno III .. ra.' and :OS
Tickets. Information. sleeping and psrlor car 50
asst corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast t corner 9th and PennsyIvsn,a ayenus and
ing OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Asen..
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. Hy26
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THE ARKANSAS ELECTION. returns
from a number Of counties indicate the election
OF Churchill (Dem.), for governor, over Parks
(Gbk.) by majority ranging between 40 900 and
81, GOO. From the returns received, and as esti-
mated by those best informed, 1t is believed the
certain state bonds Will fail to receive ma.
jortty Of all the votes cast, as required by the
constitution, to insure its adoption. Rufus K.
Garland (Gbk.), brother of United States Senator
Garland, has announced himself as a candidate
for Congress In the second district Of Arkansas.
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A"srcRN OF FLrEs~-A remarkable spectacle

4 "SToRM OF FLIES. A remarkable spectacle
was Witnessed on the Hudson river SATURDAY
Afternoon, 1t b6ing nothing in3fe nor less than
a heavy storm OF flies. similar 10 the one re-
corded 10 the London Ti,gFGph as having been
Witnessed at EavTe Z week CT two ago. The
steamer Martin, bound south, encountered the
ly-stCrm between Nes Hamburg and Newburg.
AS described 10y the London TiegJtiph it was,
like tie HaVre STERN, seemingly " q great drift
CT black snOw.' and II reached southwark from
shore 10 shore as FAR as tile eye could reach and
as high up. There were millions upon millions
OF The lilies, and they hurried nOrthWard as
thick as snow-1akCs driven by a stroay wind
They lodged upon he clothing OF The passengers
Oh the steamer, and were miDutcly examined,
They were long and black, and had white wings
ana the cloud must have been miles In leagIh
The steamer Mary Powell ran into the fly-et3rm
OF HayerStraw, and First Mate Bishop SAYS that
Ia al his experience he never w1tneSsei such a
sight.
The seventeenth annual fair or the New Eng
land agricultural society was opened n Wor-
ceStCr, Mass, yesterday.
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SALE OF TWO-STCRY FRAME DWELLING, ON
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
AMI L STREETS. No. 1000 FOURTH
Under and by virtue OF deed of trust, k~A
bearing date the S!h day of ia ..uary, 1877, ia
and recorded in Liber No S43. folio l05 the -148.
undersigned Trustees will offer at public sale. in
front Ct the premises, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
18th, 1881, AT O'CLOCK 2. M, all that certain
piece parcel Of land situate and lying in the city
of Washington, D. O., being this south Ii feet front
on 4th street vest of Lot 25. by the depth thereof
III Square 6l5.
Terms of sale: One third cash, snd the residue in
three equal inslameGts, payable six, twelve andeigh
teen months from day Of sale with interest and to be
evidenced by pr3missory notes of purchaser, Sc.
cash at the option of purchaser. A deposit OF SOD
viii be required at time Of bid If purchaser fails
the Trustees will resell st his cost and risk. All
conycyancing at purchasers cost.
IHOS. h WAGGAMASt u,,.o.
s1-G&ds JAMES PILi,IS(i 1fuStess.
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The British Parliament prororucd.

ABSTRACT CT THE QUEENS SPEECH-THE TURKISH
AND AFGHAN QUESTIONS ETC.
Inc British Parliament was prOrogued yes
terday. The most notable paragraph OF Her
Majesty S speech is that in which IL IS declared
that Great Britain stands In accord with the
other great powers TO enforce upon Turkey the
territorial cesSions TO Greece and Montenegro
as wen as the reforms demanded by the Berlin
treaty, but which the sublime Porte has per-
SiStently neglected 10 carry out. The language
OF The speech upon this point Is decidedly posi-
i've, and no doubt Will have marked effect In
all The European cabinetS-not excepting that
OF Turkey. The promise OF the military evacu-
alton OF Northern Afghanistan is renewed and
emphasized; but the conflict with Ayoob Khan
has SO complicated affairs that the movements
OF the future are not clearly outlined An apol-
Cgy Is rendered for the necessity OF remaining
1ICm giving a definite explanation OF the mud
de la Indian finances that was left as a legacy
hom the BeacoDstield administration. AS to
nome affairs, the Queen cOngratulites the Lords
and commons upon the work that Il has ac-
compllshed, the recapitulation OF which shows
thai the session, though brief, has been a busy
one. Two OF the most important bills passed
were those permitting dissenters TO be burie1
10y ministers OF their own religious faith and
al owing land holders 10 Kill hares ana rabbits
upon their grounds Other measures OF public
benefit. relating mainly TO Ireland failed
through the obSt1nacy OF the House OF Lords
But they have only been temporarily DELAYED
and ale sure TO be heard OF again when Parlia-
uent redSSefnbleS in November.
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRggsT1L,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
THIRTEEkTH AND FoURTEER II " s 5TYs
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTIO
By virtue OF 4 deed Of trust to nae, datal "a
he lat Gay OF February, 1871, sud duly re- Co.
rol ded in Liber 637, folio 4S3, ct seq ona of -As3
the lend records for the District of columbia. and
10y direction Of the party secured thereby, I will
eel st PUBLIC auction, in front OF the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d.
IoeO, at O'CLOCK 2. NJ, all that certain piece or
Earcei OF ground, situate and being in the city Of
WASN'T gton. District of Columbia, and known and
nglllshed as being the western eighteen Q3feet
i've and one third go inches of Lot numbered
seventeen a. i'll square numbered two hundred
ard tity-three (253;) said part of said Lot having
$50 inches, together with ell the Improvements,
ways, easements, rights privileges and appurtsn
a p TO the same beonging The above part of lot
IL TTanaOtesd " hTee-story Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, aud the residue
N one ana two years, with six per cent interest
ceIerred payments % be secured on tlrs property
sold. One hundred dollars of the cash payment to
re palo at time OF sale. Oolveyancing and record
lrg st purchasers cost If terms of sae are not
computed with in ten days from day of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
cost AID risk Of defauting purchaser, by adyeTt,s
ing Fald default and future Gale for five DAYS in
ington. DAV u " ma HON -SAA
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