davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

1t would seem that the forged letter, pur-
porting to be written by Gen. Garfield TO
Morey had just the reverse effect from
whatwas intended by its authors. The
Democrats who were in favor Of Free Trade
and "Chinese rights" must have accepted
the letter as genuine, also the report that
he was member of the Free Trade League
of England aud voted for him through
princiule.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

The "principles for which Lee and
Jackson fought" are douLly lost.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

"a E;z ~ eYza business now before TIE pnbIic
EGHa HOu can make money i,s'cr at
HHE n work Tor rs than at any ~ irg
ESSss ~ es'. Cnpi'alrol required. We
vi start yor. l ! day sud NJ wards mace It
home by Il { intusttiors. Men. women. bows and
gir's wanted everywhere 10 work for lis. Now IL
the imH. Nou can dcyo'e your whu'e time
the wO X. or only your spi r. moments o 9th.
e. business will pay you nearly NJ ell. Not
wiling 10 work eau fail TO malc cnOrmous pay
enfa ing ~ once Cosby Outfit and Il rms free.
grt nt opI ortunity for mai ing money asily fnd
l'norahly. Address rEUE Co., Augusta. MEinc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

The World OF Hartford, Conn, Demo.
cratic journal, suspended publication
Thursday, the 2lst ult., after troubled ex
istence of three days. In his valedictory,
the editor, who has retired to weekly jour
naIism, says; "We resume our on.parti-
sanshIp IN journalism, and for any good
we have done the Democrats we make no
charge, and for amy damage We have done
the Republicans we hope TO be forgiven :.
it has not been serious in either case. Our
ambition to run daily newspaper has been
satisfied for the present. We have had a
baby nnd it is dead. II ANYBODY
on the Hill hears to night any particular so
norous snoreing, they may know it is an
ex editor Of defunct city daily putting in
a square nights sleep once more"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

Cincinnati Gazette: The republic is safe
No disputed election. No more threaten
ings tha; Gen. Hancock will take his seat.
No more corspirings by Democratic ma
jority in Congress to usurp returning board
powers, and shuttle the Electoral votes Of
Sovereign States" No uncertainty and
fear To hang over the Nation till next
March, palsy to business. No calling Of
Democratic mass meetings to march on
Washington and settle disputed election
No arming OF the people South and North
TO prepare for the fray. No fear OF the I'M
certainty which the certain election Of
Hancock would bring on. No waiting of
capital and enterprise TO see what thick
headed professional soldier, in the hands of
reckless politicians would do. No danger
Of rebel war claims, of prodgal sectional
expenditure, of overlurning the judiciary,
OF reckless tinkering of money and finance.
The republic is safe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05
100 Sewing Machines
FOR SALE.

TINHE best place to buy is at B n. Taher's,
l Bowling Greeni he has the most kinds Ia
select from. They all have Nickel Plated
Wheels Castors, Drop Leaf. Drawers. and all
the aiiaohme nts- from $40 to 500 less than any,
where else in Ohio.
All machines are warranted for wears. Call
and see me before ynu buy, or send for circular
aud prices. Git Is. Il. TABER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

The Republicans OF Toledo made hand
some gains over the October election.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

All cisierns warranted. On application will
furnish prices for larger size or irregular shape
cisteTns. lSlf J. A. SMITH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

On the morning after election the Phil.
adelphia Times snid "James Abram Gar
field was yesterday elected the next Chief
Magistrate of the Republic and all good
citizens will rejoice that the verdict alike
OF the popular vote and the Electoral Collie
ges is so overwhelming as TO forbid III dis
pute in regard to the choice of the nation"
After paying Il handsome tribute to Gen.
Hancock, for whose election it had laboied,
the same paper adds: But discounling
the result of all that the power OF money
nnd violence could accomplish the
election OF Gen. Garfield will be accepted
by the country and the world us the con-
siderate choice of the American people
and to That the judgment OF all good cti-
zens will bow with general trust in the
rule thus chosen. No popular government
or governments possessing any features of
popular power has ever been overthrow
when the people were prosperous"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

Truth is not crushed to earth Ills time,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

6hMEMA MONTH! AGENTS WANTED
HnHH Heat Selling Articles In theworld, sam
pie frss. Ad.JAI BRONSON, DstFsls, NisA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05
WOOD CISTERNS
WATER TANKS

The undersigned will furnish. during tho
next sixty days, Cisierns NJ the following wi.
crs at Fncory, or free ON board cars, at Perry s.
burp Ohm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

Total..........."... 43O5344lI l7924
TIE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
The returns, so far as received, indicate
the following ns the complexion of the
Electoral College:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

Gin. Gazette; "Gen. Garfield must be
the child Of fortune. Never were so many
poilicol honors piled on one mans head
in this republic. He is now Representative
in the House till next March, Senator
elect, and by the peoples voice President
elect. II under the Constitution anything
more could be added probably it would
drop on him. That time has come 10 him
which, taken al the food, leads on to for
une."
The Cdseite neglected TO add that Gen
Garfield wNS Olso an honorary memb,r oI
the Free Trade League ol England.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

Cincinnati Gazette: Not the lesser part
in the escape o. the Nation by the sweep.
ing Republican victory is its de|iverence
from the form Of an election OF President
carried by violence, lerror, and fraud in a
large portion Of the South, and by fraud
in the North. The republic could stand
the election Of Hancock by honest voting
but if he had been elected by the means
which were used, il would have been the
end OF free elections aud Of government by
the people. A party was willing to bring
the republic to this dishonorable end. But
the honest people, by honest voting, have
delivered the Nation. and il is not likely
that The situation can again be such as Ia
renew this great danger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-05

Philips forged letter did it.
------~
Hancocks tariff policy did il.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
l.
LA POM ME-.
VII.

Vons trouvez sans donte que je
snis long, que je suis bavard, que je
dis DIES riens ct que je n'en tinis pas
sur ma c0usine Marie.
Mails 81 vous n'avez pas tort, j'ai
r~ais0n, moi aussi.
Quand OH q pressure ecrit Ia der.
Mere page de- I'D vie, ct que par un
caprice singulier, nn caprice de
vjeillard, on sc met 4 feuilleter les
premiares pages de cette vie, Y trou-
want une flenr, une l,ensee, une feuil.
10 de rose, OH a DIES GtOnnements 1T
des nafvetes CHANGES. On q, rappelie
avec Oonheur. Oh vent causer on
parler CONNIE 4 Get Age. Mails com.
me on est seul, CONNIE Ellie nest plus
Ia, CONNIE on eat III enfant, on par.
fe tout scml. Celia dot semblcr bien
bette pour hes autres, u,ais celia est
bien delicienx pour vous. En- t0us
car, vols y. tiouvez Ia preuve du
'c9ur, qtti Toublie jamais complete.
n'ent ct vit enc0Te plus lu pass6 que
tie Hosr6rance.
Chere c0Ilsine Marie!
Mas cessCDs uii Instant de parler
d'csae, CONNIE nous avOMs cess6 de
parler do notre ami Louis.
J'y fevicndrai, croycz.le bicn, apres
VOWS avoir f;it faiyc " conuaissan.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
Eye
CHARLES a. DANA, Editor.
The 1a1lar Weektv Sun.

"i'!tS ri tas Present Times.
Gar ~ massage CaV .Naw On Earth.
les ttres sureticnrs. no..
Pour les vieux celihatairps, II,
mont a%ssurtmeMt pas droit Il tou,
les honMeurs dc III vertu 1t de /;
s%aintetc: vOire meme do liz rrsl,ec.
tabilit6. On salt c%galcmert que
leurs vicux jours, ag,tmentts Il,
vieux rhumatismcs, sent pa,toi.
fort miserables.
On ne les plaint pas.
lis ont lecnle hcvant IL devOir cl
dcvant III tamilk.
lis ont prctGre lTgoisme dc IL 40
litude, on Ia solitude NAL peupltc,
III .ioie dn foyer domcstique.
lis ont oubli1 que IL Livre saint
dit : II nest pas bon que l'homme
soft srul.
Nj moral
Or, voyamt qu'on SO marie ct qu'
on annonce force marriages dan.
notre honnttc mroissc, nous Olson.
tout supplement C'est bicn.
Maries, le lnndi ?G janvier, a Ii
Charellc St. Joseph, paroisse st.
Jacques, Mr.. AlphOusc Bourgeois,
1T Mile. Eulalie Bourgeois, tons Il.
denX tic cette paloissc. ..
Cme gramtle foulc dc parents 81
d'a,nis a aSsiste au marriage du cou'
pie cllarmant.
Mort.-La mort frappe do temps
Ell temps autour dc nous, ct c'est Ii,
IOi. II t;tnt sly sonmettre.
NJ. Prosper P%laisance, celai que
de nOlnbrcux parents 1T amis ont
accon,mgnG ma,.li dernier 4 sa der.
Mere dameure, ftait age dc 10 ans.
NJ. Prosper plaisance, natif de
Bordeaux, France, habitat IL l.oui.
SHANE depi'is plus dc q%uarantc an.
nfes, ct ce pays Gtait dcvenu lc sicn.
II y eleva nne honmtte ct nom.
breuse amil'e, il y travailla co,,ra.
geusemcnt, ct c'cSt Gu travaillant
quill mOurut.
Car le travail est lii loi dc tous
les .o.nmes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
Dernieres

Gonzales, lcsr6gichle esl,agnol,
etait fou. Du reste, il trait NAL.
LES reptiles de Bismark, sur
Pordre du n.aitre, aifient contre Ii
ltanslavisme.
-L'Amora, journal des jesuitcs,
"a Gtonner 10 monde. II fera aassi
DIES miracles.
Gladstone Va demander 10 de.
sarmenent general an Congress.
ON fait de gra,nls efforts pour
%reconcilier 10 czar ct 81 femme. Muis
20 s0nt dc vieilles gems.
-Les fusi0Duistes du Maine sc
sont dispcrses. Nj sang nj larmes.
-Le clerg6 de Cincinnati nest
pas davis qa'0n vende les propr,.
etGs de rglise pour payer he's det.
ties do larclevAque. II No .troave
pas cola jaste. =
Ill = u Gu collisjon entse les trs.
vaillcurs blanca It lea travail.
leurs noirs des forges de. Columbia,
Virginie.
La Major Msarow poarsa& lss
3ni fluent.
ON attend n roi CARNIVAL 4 IN
N0uvellc. l)rl6stss.
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y ~" it9s}H ~
8vocArs.
'~'a tSt 54l a5

On en- dit tfu bien, on en- Ell dit
dn' mil, ct-Guatd le' monde sera ii,
hi. tUst i,Iftnt seia' pas dit.
En- tout cas-, lis sont CONNIE les
mtdIci,is,; Responsibilities lie leurs &c.
tes,;i ct ii 'ieIr'' profession, dcvenue
n%6eessaire u inotre 6roquc de civil.
satior tres cotnpliTuee, n'honore nj
~ne'dtshOnOre 0irectement, ellie peut
ttre.A Ia rfois houOlee Oh dtshonoree
parties ho,n,nes qui la pratiquent.
La i0edecino ct 10 droit sont en-
somme deux professions libGrales.
Les sclsraatans ny font pas tort
aux SAvants., - I'm
Mails Ia profession d'ayocat, en-.
vallie de nos jot1rs par tous ceux
Qui saveit un pen lire, un peu
parler' = ct g I'M peu 6pilogncr,
est dcveHue tres cncombrantc. Ellie
attire Il ellie IRON settlement les in.
telligencesi reellcs ct les ambitions
lfyitinses, mais encore les sottises
pr1somptueuses It les mediocrites
den,agogiqaes. Ia jeuncssc Sc Ian.
ce rers ellie ooss,a,e 4 Ia gloire. Tn
avocat est tout, peut tout ct ait
tout. .Faut.il dire, ct ne 10 sait.on
pas, que. ID averitable classe diri.
geantc aux Etats.Unis, daus IL pays
Oh. Ia parole vous. .fait monter dc Ia
borne au Congress, lie Fobscurit6 du
village 4 Ia ren0mmGe du Capitole,
est Ia telasse' DIES ayocats
SLises' plut6t Particle suivant de Ia
Correspondence AMfricaine
-"Le Acknowledgement des professions
excrc6es par mem5rcs du qnarante-sixieme
Congress sni6ficain;; qui Went d'Ouvrir sa
session 1, Washington, prouve quo les
pays GEurope 44iise plaignent d'etre NAL
gouyern6s parce 1n'ils sont representes
prihctpafemelit par des avocats, mont ricn
4 envi6f aux Etats- Unis qni, cux aWssi,
grano au :aalDe. saffrago universal, ne sont
guore representes par dies gems d'autre pro-
fession, ct .4ni ponrtant ne sont pas trop
al,Ssobdvernes. lie S6nat se compose de 76
menlbres,; don't IS sont tous avocats en-
exercice: Sur. he's 293 deputies de Ia Cham
bre, .2l9 sou aussi avocats. LIE President,
IL vice President de IL REpublique, ct
pressure tout les chefs dcs MINISTRIES sOnt
fgafeiaent avOcats. An SSnat, il y q seulc-
ment 1 uitdecin, ct 6 4 Ia Chambre. Au
S6nat encore, ill., q Ell outre 8 nfgOciants,
I journalists, 2 planteurs, 2 agricnlteu rs,
l banInier, I propri6taire de mines, ct l
seulliitfvida san prufession-un RENTER,
onm ON draft en- Europe. A la Clalnbre,
i "a Is Afgopiants, 5 banquiers, ) capita
listss,,2 inyenteurs, S fabricans, 2 profess
sedrs,, 12.agricultcnrs, l architecte, 4 jour
snitsees, : r6v6rends ministries, l taillenr
G1A nSnFN6 =. aSrAnk As0scn, ~ MN q u.an,,:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
IulSs EAvRs.

Vous dites que Get hommc,
AgenouillG devant
lie CHEN du rui Guillaume,
I'm CHEN hidcux solvent
\ fait CONNIE uDe femme
l:lclle dams son pecl,e
On vile dams son anne,
EtQu'il Il plcmmichG.
Mails &C terme vulgairc,
1ont au moins peu element,
M%essieurs, ne comvicnt guere
Et dot Gtrc aileMaul.
TT vous Gtes peut, ttro
Des prussiens abusant
Dc In lanyuc dn maitre
Nain4ueur ct maltaisant!
Alors votrc parole
Ne saurait Gtonner:
Ce role est votre role;
VOus pouvez licaucr.
C'est un droit tcutonique!
Et. s'il'n'a pas lfch6
la grltte gcrmanique,
Ccrte, il aplsurnichf,
&c Favrc Mails In France,
A travers les Prussirns,
Lepreuve ct Ia s%ouftrance,
A. reconnu les siens.
Et Ia France, 4 cette lleure,
Ayant le c9ur ainsi,
Voyant lhomme qui plcWc
Pour ellie, a dit /: Merci.
JIG.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
6nlxia1 ~ t.rre III canton
ps aielit std p~oulries pour

sslIMh. =
MATS Il csts.ne pK,e da,s Ia vie ro.
litilas III jules Favre-ct nous YOU
Mons ell venir la-.Iue Ion re leut
6NigTAphcr dun mot lfger, facilc 1t
ned5AAsns cGEnr. C'est Ia page SOM
bsVsdcin gaerro franco pruksieme,
dGe1A visitc i Fclriercs ct lie In ,,egO.
cinti0n avce rmplacable vainquenr.
jules Faygp i'avait point voulu Ia
gncrlts bt II Fxvait CON battue, con-.
ms .fhscrs. SIT naccpptt, avcc qncl.
sstlsvtA antaes,, ID plseutuilln sacrifice,
IN Mailiealt l'pAot, efryyamte alebacle
lWltlleap1irrl cat, responsible, Il,
eosasageNas iieaponsabilitf ,dtunc de-
tense, rationale et. patriatlque, il ne
fAut pas len AlanDera III erNyait, il
esp&rait, il comptait sur liz France
Ut sun. Dics. Ia nest point, um vain.
ca cciminel. Sea paroles-sPas III
ponce IL terEe let lias IOlres pierre dcs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tres bellies ct
nMltemeat dii~nsaas6es. N'a-t-il pas
fillu, que WurOpa fit lSehe ct fOlle
pour permettre Ell 1870 ICE qn'elle
await defendn Gil 1861 Puts, voyez.
vexe,~sAessieass~AN paFti clerical,
Nnand Jules Favre comprend que
tout est 4 ~; me lle yai,lqueur est
impitoyabie, AGltilsfait batsser In ta.
t., ct luand il sent dams son ceur
l'homme, de patriotic ct dc Francais
lapfus .,tAnaEd Franeais
puisse ressentir all cHul., nous cOru-
prenons scs harness. Nous les compre.
mons ,levai,t Bfs,nartk ;ar,ssi bien que
dbvat,t Dieu:l II he It's verse point
eli, ,fehima,, sur lui, pat peur ct mi.
serabtemeeMt. Etles so.ht, yraies com.
me III paaitfie ct ssiintes CONNIE la
donlethr.1 II ny aplus d'avocat III.
Cv vieiliard NEST point ridicule,
messteurfss, et ce'' Traiia.ais ne plem'.
n,che pas, mais pteure,
Nlsi, A., e POINT pleure, mes
Tant pis.Iit' .''f'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31

]. A. RICAu 3.
UNION STORE,
Marchandises Secles.
Assortment complet de merceries.
oo"'o"s' RtLans,
Corscts,
Dente''es. s%rnitu':: as.
&C., &c, &c.
Chnussnre.,
Quincailierie ct
Vuisseile.
Epiceries,
ENSEM Tabacs divers.
10. une machine Il vapenr ct
bouilloirc dc In force de 60 cbevaux.
20. Une p0,nl,c dc II pouces i
rotation.
Sc trouvant actncl1cnent sur
rhabitat,om Cagnolatti.
S'aliysser i
Mr.. JOSEPH GAMER.
o Welcome l.. q.
st. james.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
.M0gnsin ~. Ecilel,

A ""Sss III. 1V61E19
PRES Du COLLEGE
Assortment Complst ct tout Rccemmen
RENOuVELE DE
M II r c "a II % Il 8 e n q q
HI
CHA UNNUREN.
Au McillcuE Mnrche Possible.
~ nIarcs'77
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JOSEPH
BLACKSMITH,
NHIlINRlGHr AID D4IHlIll.
DOnnIdsomviI1e LIZ.

Mr.. Joseph Ferricr informs his fricnds
and the public, that the partnership here
toforc existing between Mr.. Jos. Icnrd and
himself has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
He illcontinnc tho same kind ufbnsincss
ut tlle"ld stand, where he isrrady to cxccutu
at shortest notice all work entrusted to
him, pertaining tn the trades Of
Gunsmith. Lceksnith, Blacksmith, whslwnshs
and Coachmaksr.
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons and Carts
repaired III n workmanlikc manner. Mt nri.
ccs to suit tho times. "
Old Vehicles taken in Exchange for NV.
Resetting Of Wheels. -. Three Ilulss Csrt: SIS
The Manufacture OF -
Plantation Ca: t. and Wagons
u speciality. Inspection and comparison of
work and prices with those If other mn-
kcrs will show u difference Of from ten to
twenty lcr cent. o.s
ALL HOkK GUARANTEED.
march 81, H.. 4'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
yLTER B WILLIAMS q co.. Aucaone ,rs.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF vALTABLF IMPRovEp
REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIOE sJF
sENEkTH STkERT, BErWEsN NJ AND y
STREETS NORTHWEST. No ian.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, bea ing date S-A
on the l1tb Day of Ausust, AID 1877. aud 80
recorded III hber No Sos. folio 6S. ct seq, -.
one of the Isnd records for the District of Cpum-
TIA, ans ar the request OF the pRrty thereby Sc
cured, the subscribers will offer for sale at pa Die
auction, 10 the highest bidder III fcoa- of the
!ses, on TIT RSD ". THE 30TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1851, AT 80 O'CLOCK n slt that piece Or psrce
OF ground. lying and being situate in the City OF
Washington. Ia the District Of columbia, ana
known and distinguished the plat or pan of sAid
city as and beng the north half OF lot numbered
sixteen C6l. in the subdivision of square mum
bered four hundred and forty eight (4fS) said su D.
dlv1slon being made by an ordinance of the cOun-
CTS OF the City of WASHINGTON, approved June B.,
lSi3. and recorded In the Office of the Surveyor Of
said city, in hber E. No. u folio 260 together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, IN
sI.Itg OF thIeestory brick Iuse and store room
on 9TH street, and small tenement in the alley in
the rea.. -
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. and the remain
ger In equal Instruments, at twelve, eighteen, and
twenty four months after date, with interest from
day of sale Ia be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee or all cash at the option OF the purCh sser
deposit OF one hundred dollars required at tune
OF sale. ConveyanclDg at cost of purchaser If
terms OF sale are not complied with in Eve DAYS
from day OIL safe, property viii he res Did at rsk
and expense NJ defauitiDg purchaser.
RICHARD WALLACH, Surviving Trustee.
deCgu-lOt -
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
dec20-3.
KyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY OF IMPROVED AND UNTM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON TIE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE.
NEAR The H0WARD UNIV ERSITY, BE-
TWEEN TkUMBULL STREET AND HOW
ARD AVENUE.
BY virtue of q decree Of The Supreme -
Court, of the District of Columbia, passed III
the 9Ill day OF January. $780, III Equity -
Osuse No. 6.3t4, wherein Oliver b. Maer1der Is
plsipant. and John ". b. all ct al. defendants,
the undersigned trustee will sell at AT O'CLOCK
p. M, on 9TH DAY OF JASUARY, 1881, the following
flied in the cause, w: all that part of
a tract of land tn Washington county, in the
District of Columbia, known as Mount Pleasant,
ana being part of lot No. three CD, in
the division of said tract, which allott 9u
to David Peter said part or parcel of land fronlS
on the eastern boundary of the Seventh Street
Turnpike lie .ding to Rockville and containing one
D. Beals purcha se, and on the Routh by that tract
cold 10 Aaron H. GaitIel, together with all i'm
pT0yemtntf. &c. Said property was su bdiyided
into lots of 81 to 81 feet front, with depth of pos
feet. One of said lots s lroved by large threa
story brick dwelling and clubhouse.
Terms of sale: One third Of tne purchase money
cash in hand, and TIE remainder in three equal
lnsta!mehts, payable at six, twelve and eighteeu
months from the day of SALE the aid deferrej ma "
ments bearing interest 81 the rate OF per cent ar
aDnum from date Of sale. al cQpy:yancug at
Trustee out Of the proceede a. sale A deposit Of
$50 on each lot required on day Of sale If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days the
Trustee reserves the light to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defauiiing purcha ser.
deC2l- d&tds HARVEY L. PAGE. Trustee.
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SoH Settling ire Erery T0,rn and
City of the United States.

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GLAD HEARTS On CHRISTMAS M0RSING.-Thare
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clothing ar the Boys Clothing House or b. Roo
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The Gather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c, TO-nigl

Am Hsements. hCes EOsUIgHW
National T1eater.-"Around the World In
Eighty Days.
Fords opera HouSe.-Gsorge S. Knight In
'Baron Rudolph"
Lincoln HGH.-Archibafd Forbes on "The
Inner Life of a WarCorreSpOndent."
L1Cf0 FVIOlrS' HdlL-Odd Fellows Fair.