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DIED.
BORLAND. At 1890 p.m September 18th 1881
Mrs. MARGARET A. BORLAND, in the ffty-fourth
year OF her age, widow Of DR.. A. J. Borland.
funerai services viii be held at Wesley Chapel,
CT 3th and streets northwest Thursday, September
I'D at m. Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend. 1870 ~ ~ ~ "
1881 Mrs MARGARET A. CORCORAN, widow of the
late Timothy Corcoran.
he friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
heT mineral from her late residence No 409 18th
street northwest on Wednesday evening" at O'clock
LEE. Monday, September 18th, 1884, at S:45 m.
si14E-tnree years, one month, Iine days.
ne funeral Will take place from Union Bethel Hail.
street, between 10th and 18th streets, Wednesday
the 2lst instant at o'clock Friends of the family
are requested to attend.
Q'NEII. On September 10, 1881, JANE F., beloved
We o. charles W. UNei, and daughter Of the late DO
seph Cuyllier in the thirty ninth year of her age
May she rest in peace
funerai from her late residence. No 1243 street
tves and friends respectfully invited to attend 2
0'NEIL. On Sunday, the 18th of September, 1881,
LUKE O'NEII. in the thirty-sixth year of his age.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
brother, John ONe, 1880 street northeast, to NOR
row. at pm. Friends and relatives are respectfully
invited to attend
SHEA. On September 10th, 1881, TERESA A.,
daughter OF Daniel and Mary Shea aged two years and
one dGy.
Funcral will take place from parents residence No
ll56 Twenty rst street northwest Wednesday, Sep
TENDER II, at pm.
STEWART. MATTE NJ, youngest daughter Of
Carter and Josephine Stewart, died September goth,
1881, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Funeral viii be the residence Of her parents No
1913 10th street on Thursday, September 22d, at 3
O'Clock pm. Friends of the family invited to at
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THE FIELD OF HONOR.
The Wise-Lewis Duel Supposed to Have Been
FoughAa To-day Near this City.

Notwithstanding the gloom existing because
of the Presidents death, there is considerable
excitement in tfie city to-day in regard to duel
that is supposed to have been fought near Wash
1ngton this morning, between US. District At
torney Lewis ard Peyton Wise Of Virginia In
MS speeches in the campaign in Virginia. Hon.
George ID. Wise. Ccngressman-eect from the Sd
virginia (Richmond) district. criticised ex-sena-
tor Lewis, candidate on the readjuster ticket
Tor lieutenant governor. severely Wise charged
Lewis, who is U $. marshal, with having dragged
innocent men before the courts. and with having
Charged excessive fees. etc. District ATTORNEY
Lewis, IN recent speech at Petersburg. said
that II Gov. Wise had thus spoken of Marshal
Lewis he (Wise) was a coward and a fool.
Peyton Wise. brother of George d. Wise.
took the matter up. as his brother was in south
west Virginia making speeches, and published
communication in the Richmond papers de-
nouneing District Attorney Lewis as a fool
coward and liar. In his card Wise said Lewis
had called his brother Gov. Wise) a fool and
coward constructively but that he PeytOn
WISE denounced Lewis as a fool coward and
liar directly and emphatcally. This card brought,
IT appears, challenge from District Attorney
Lewis to Peyton Wise which was proun, y ac-
eepted. 1t leaked out the tl.ey were light
this morning near Washinet on, but nobod, has
been able yet to learn where they fought, Or any,
thing further about the matt IT. Friends of both
parties are satisfied that the duel has been fought
before this time.
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Condensed Locals.

Judge Wylie yesterday passed an order i'm
the divorce suit of Wallace q. Bone directing
the husband to pay to the wife's solicitor forth
with. $50 counsel fees and alimony of $40 per
month to her during the pendency of the suit
Yesterday bill was filed in equity by Charles
SlOussa and others against Thomas NJ. Fisher
and others for Partition of the real estate of the
late Charles SiOussa.
Yesterday Judge Wylie granted Mary Ann
Cover divorce from the bonds of matrimOny
with Thomas Cover with permission to resume
her maiden name of Mary Ann Clark. The
grounds were deSertiOn.
In the Criminal Court yesterday. Judge Cox
granted a motion of District Attorney Corkhill
that jury trials be postponed two weeks, in Or
der TO allow number OF District cases to be
disposed of.
At meeting Of the Central Republican Asso-
Citation. last night. at st. Georges Hall. Mr.. A.
NJ. Clapp in the chair, and j. W. Starr secretary
pro tenn, committee Ofthree was appointed to
prepare resolutions of sympathy with the Presi-
dent. in his enfeebled state. and hopes for his
recovery, which will be made public as soon as
prepared
The real estate firm of Messrs. Young 4 Cald-
well have sold for the estate of the late Colonel
William III. Philip parts of lots % and % in
! square 126, fronting 20 feet on 18th
street by 96 feet on X street northwest, and inn
: proved by a three-stOry brick dwelling, to Mr.
Charles ". Hills for $1,000.
Last evening a cOlOred female child about four
weeks old, was found on New Hampshire ave-
hue, between pennsylvania avenue and oath
street. by q cOlored boy named Ernest Martin 1t
was taken to st. AIMS asylum by the police
Mrs. Borland, widow of the late DR.. A. j. Bor-
land, died yesterday. of dropsy. at her resi-
oence- She had been i'll but a few days.
The wife of Policeman Chas O'Neil of East
Washington. night statiOn-keeper at police head
quarters, died suddenly last night of a longest
i've chill She was taken i'll yesterday morning
No developments as to the robbers of Mr.
Christiancy have Yet been made. The detectives
here say that it is one of the blind cases. There
Is not the slightest clue to the guilty parties.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon an old
soldier named Matthew Undraw was knocked
down on MOOre's Lane in the county. and
robbed of sl6 by two unknown white men, who
escaped.
Yesterday, Walter Brown and Philip Handy
assaulted Charles Gray and Charles Rufin all
c0lOred. at the corner of 18th and u streets
northwest Brown cut Gray with razor i'm the
back and shoulders. The wounded man was
taken to the Freedman's hospital and Brown
and Handy were arrested by Officers Morgan
and West.
About SIS o'clock last night a coal-oil lamp
exploded in house 81 - street. setting fire to
the furniture 1t was eXtin9uished without
turning in the alarm. The room was occupied
by Noble Pratt. Damage, $50.
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AUCTION SALES.
VyHOMAS BOWLING. AucHoneer.
ca ANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITIES OF WASHING
TON AMI GFORQET0WE NJ

TON AND GEORGETOWN, DC.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court 81 the
District Of Columbia passed the 18th day Of July.
A. d. 1881, in Of Shoemaker Shoemakcr equity
premises, on MONDAY, the THIRD DAY OF ocTo-
Der, A. d. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ: Lot num-
bered twenty two (22 in square numbered four hun
dred and forty eight t44s in the city OF Washington
situated the east side Of 9TH street between
and streets northwest, improved by . Two-story
House. being No. 1885 eth street northwest.
md ON THE SANE DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ.
all that Lot IN city OF Washington, DC. described rs
follows: Beginning for the st point the south
SIDE OF street north, eighty (S1 feet eight and
square two hundred and ninety three t293l. and
ming thence by and with said south side Of said street
CID feet thence south eighty tS) feat
four and three fourths t4 inches thence twenty
one GID feet thence in straight line 10 the point Of be-
ing mproysd BY , two story brick house and back
On TUESDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER A.
ID. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, all that parcel of
ground in the City Of Georgetown, D. c.. described
follows; Beginning for the same at the distance Of
ner Of Congress and West streets and running
westwardy with West street sixty 60 feet thence south
and at angles TO West street hundred twenty
ll2o feet to the outline of Thomas Beal Of George
said outline and parallel with West sixty 6O feet
thence norfhwardly one hundred and twenty 20 feet
to the beginning The portion of this Dot
two-story brick house win be offered separately from
the vacant lot adjoining the same.
Terms Of sale On each parcel Of ground ne.fourth
eighteen months from day of SALE with interest all
cash at option Of the purchaser. Upon payment az all
the purchase money deed will be given TO re pur-
chaser at his cost deposit Of 500 required each
s2odkds M Mf1JS a a. GnRnoS Trustees.
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The Criminal Court Adjourned.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, this morn
ing. after the jurors had been called, Col Cork
hin, the District Attorney said: May it please
the court since the adjournment of the court on
yesterday. the sad news has been received of the
death of the President of the United States.
After years of eminent public service in the full
flush of health, With the confidence. esteem,
love and honor of his fellow citizens. he died
the victim of an assassin's foul crime. 1t is not
necessary for me here now to recount his public
service, nor TO say how great the loss is to the
nation. To-day. all over this land, at every
home, hearts are bleeding with grief and there
is shadow about every freside. With this pail
hanging over US all neither judge or jury mol
lawyers have heart or interest i'm business.
therefore ask your honor to adjourn the court
till next Mond; Y. at 10 o'clock"
Judge Cox ID in view of the circumstances
suggested thas tie order would be made and
thereupon adiolrned the court.
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The Tabernacle.

HE NEW CHURCH. IN SOUTH WASHINGTON TO BE
DEDICATED IN NOVEMBER.
This Church edifiee, built by members who
last sP-ing withdrew from Ryland chapel. on 9th
street, between Il street and Virginia avenue
southwest. has been rooted In. and it is q very
handsome building. the exterior being i'm keep
ing as TO architecture with that Of the National
ir, near by. Tie congregation of the
Iaoereacle OF which Rev. Dr. w w. Hicks is
hss.or: expect to have it ready for dedication
IN November next. Fer tie front three mao.
nifeent memorial windows of cathedral: GLASS
have beer ordered. the central one hayln.. rem
resenfatiions OF the cross and crown the onen
b'ei". dcVe. ana the communion cup as the
principal figures. u is expected that friends Of
The church viii furnish tie remaining eight wiz
dows. The congregation now worship wish DIR.
Bittinger's congregation at the Westminster
Presbyterian church. Dr. Hicks preaching Sun
day evenings. and last Sunday e, emil @ he en-
tered on series Of disco;irses on infant bap-
! tism.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
THIRD STREET. BETWEEN HIGH AND MAR
KET STREETS. GEORGETOWN, DC.
By virtue Of two deeds of trust dated respect -
lively 18th day of June, 1873, and Doth day of April,
1890 and duly recorded il lbers 9I9 and $40 fohos
341 and 49, ct seq Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia. and BY DIRECTION of the party secured
the gremises On TUESDAY the TWENTHSGGy EYE 9Th
the following Described PrGGerty VIZ: Part Of
70 Georgetown, in said District bounded as fol.
north side Of Sd street 40 inches west from the
north line Of Cd street Is feet and rpnnng back north
feet to the depth Of 100 feet less ito
the lot heretofore sold by Joshua A. Rchie one viii
let beg the same property conveyed by Mary barnes
TO William A. Hutchins by deed recorded in 1iber D.
No. folio 49, of the Land Records of the District
of Columbia, together with the improvements which
consist OF nearly new two story Brick Dwelling.
Terms One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months. with notes hearing interest and secured by a
deed Of trust on the property sold. All ,eysncne
&C. at p9rchasers cost 500 deposit required at time
OF sale the terms of sale are not complied with in
sht to resell the properly at the risk and cost Of the
newspaper published in the city q Washington.
sls-d&ds MAYHEM Al A PIAfiER, Trustees.
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Special Weather Bullet

For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather.
northerly winds, stationary or higher barome-
ter, and nearly stationary temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highest in the upper lake region, and lowest in
Nova Scotia. The temperature has risen from
thirteen TO nineteen degrees in the extreme
northwest. and fallen seven degrees i'm the SOUTH
ern portion of the upper lake region. Elsewhere
1T has remained nearly stationary Northerly
winds prevail in the upper lake region the mid
die, South Atlantic states and New England
and easterly winds in the northwest Light rain
has fallen i'm the Canadian maritime provinces
cations that fair weather will prevail i'm all
districts east of the Mississippi river excepting the
northern portion OF the upper lake region to-day
and Tomorrow, with nearly stationary tempera-
fure on the Atlantic coast.
STRANGER THAN FICTION-One evening a few
weeks ago the halls of the Brighton hotel at At
lantic City. were filled with the shrieks of woman
IN distress. People hurried to the parlor from
daughter OF wealthy Philadelphia merchant
writing on the floor with dreadful attack of
enf m nor The Of the hotel WAS
traveller. saved her life by administering two
doses of Perry Davis Pain Killer, bottle of
which he always carries. Tine acquaintance be-
gun in this way ripened Into love, and this fall
the young man and woman will be married.
1.-THE Rest SCHOOL Is THE CHEAPEST
FRIENDS SEMINARY-An English Mathenati-
cal. and a Classical School for both sexes will
open the 10Th inst. Apply to principal. at school
building, street. between 18th and 18TH from 9
am. 10 II H., or address j. s. Wilson, Friends
Seminary.
Mr. GEO. b. WILSON wishes TO announce that
he has severed all connection with the firm of
Benkert Wilson. and can now he found Mt the
shoe establishment of H. L. Strasburger :Oj-3tS
9Th street. where he will be pleased to see his
friends and patrons.
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 1ith
street.
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NATURES TRIUMPH,
FRAZIFR,s ROOT BITTERs.

you are weak, languid use Frazier's Bitters II
your flesh is nabby and your complexion sallow use
Frazers Bitters If you live in malaral district use
Frazier's Biers II down with the care Of chill
Fraziers Btters Il you have kept late hours and
es 90 n ee % up & Rost fSf.
ters you have abused instead q used nsture's gift
use Fraziers Bitters. II life has become burden and
You have gloomy forebodings. Frazer's Btters. II
your hands tremble and your eyes have crown dim
Frazers Root Bitters win make You feel young AGAIN.
Sold by All druggists everywhere q the low price Of 81
tors. Cleveland. O. WIN. B. ENTWISLsE, Druggist,
ton, D. c., Retail Agent ianS
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SEPTEMBER nth, 1881.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

navy blue, seal brown, drab, etc.
Atwood Black Cashmeres, 37c., 50c., 6Oc,, TIC.
Red Twilled Flannels 25c., Soc, SIC, 45c., soc.
Canton F1annels &c., 10c., 12c., 15c. ISc. zoe.
SIC, 75c., 81. "
Best Feather proof Bed Ticking 25c
300 choice styles of Fall Calicoes.
Table, Table Linens 25c aoc., 37e. Soc, e2c 75c
turkey Red Table Linens, Soc, &c, 75c., 81.
Piano Covers, IS, Sc, 81, SO, 50, $40.
White Wool Flannels, 12c., 15c., 18c., 20c., Csc.
Medicated Scarlet Underwear for ladies and gents
Golored Cashmeres, fine and all wool, new shades
Eau Dress Goods, colors lac, 15c., 2Oc., 25c.
CARPETS.
New styles in Brussels 75c.
New styles in Inprains, 80 and SIC.
New styles in ALI WOOL 75c.
New styles in Brussels, S5c.
New styles in Ingrains, 80 and &C,
New styles in pest Brussels, 9Oc.
New styles in nest Two-ply
New styles in Body Brussels
New styles in best Three ply.
Floor Oilcloths in all widths
HAL and Stair Venitians.
Druggets every size made.
Moquette, Smyrna, Persian and Velvet Rugs
BOTTOM PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
c. NJ TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
slI South Side.
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TO-NlOR ROW.
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucticneer.

YNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE GROCERIES, WITS.
kIES, WINES AND GINS. HORSE. WAGON
AND HARNESS. FAMILY CARRIAGE, SINGLE
HARNESS. &C.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEPTEMBER
TWENTl-E1RST, 1881. commencing nt TEN OCI'k.
shall sell at the Of CorSn Sons twho rrt1r=
ing from businessl, northwest corner Of 10th and II
streets northwest. the entire stock. viz:
Fine line Teas, Coffees ard Sugars.
Fine stock Of Whistles in wood and glass.
Holland and other Gins.
Sherry and Gatawha Wines.
French Peas and Mushrooms.
English Sauces and Pickles.
Spices. Extracts, Jellics and Fancy Groceries
Toilet and Laundry SoaJs Starch.
Tea Caddies, Wooden and Willow Ware.
Syrups and Molasscs
Canned Goods. Raisins and Currante.
Tobacco and Cigars Matches.
- Counter and Platform Scales. Coffee Mills Bed
Chopper
Barrels Mackerel and other Fish Refreerators. &C.
ALSO. A TWELVE O'cl ock,
HORSE Na-on and Harness.
Family Carriage. Harness and Pole.
Store for rent. Apply premises.
sl5 THOS. DOWNING. Auctioneer.
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0UNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneeu.
RUSTEEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON SOUTH SIDE
ST Fn S SHI N STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON SOUTH SIDE
OF SIODDART STREET, NEAR WASHIN(T0N
STREET. GEORGETOWN. d. c.. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to us bearing -
date ON the 30th day Of November, AID. 1875 and "a
duly recorded IN Iber No. SO4, folio 25l ct SEQ 60
one Of the land records for the District Of Columbia
oaa " request OF the party secured thereby win
f Ga of ta 1881 at FIVE O'CLOCK pm, in
5 sa nt1ase y the city of Georgetown District
25s IN Bess addition to s.id Georgetown BEGINNING
town. at the end Of line drawn four hundred and
twent NA feet west Of the southwest corner formed by
the intersection Of Stoddart and wasinston sree ana
run inence on Stodda street fifty feet then south ono
hundred and twenty feet then east fifty feet then north
by Frame Stable. e
Terms Of sale: Amour. Of indebtedness, occurred by
dee0 gust being 600 and interest from May SOth
ooy ao per cent and Of sale, CASH balance
IA x and twelve months, notes to bear interest and to
be secured by deed Of trust One property sold or al
cash. ct purchasers opion sold subject to any taxes
tnat may be due ConyeyaaciEg, &c. 1t purclsser's
terms not complied With in seven eeven iays t,e
Trustees reserve the right 70 resell At TIE p.,rcssrss
risk and cost after giving Ave days. public noeice Of
suc1 resale IN some Newspaper pohahed IN II Dis1ct
.ss-.... y3HH A. nAR5ER Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON DCNBARTON STREET. BE
T TpHHrO MnMR0E . AND MONTGOMERY
By virtue of deed of trust dated the IN, dax of -
June, 1875, and duly recorded in Li,er 7ss folo] al
u.s. OF the land records for District Of Columbia -
the undersigned Trustee viii sell, on MONDAY The
NI1,sIATH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lssi 1t
described property VIZ Parts q Lots numbered forty
District aforesaid, bounded follows: Beginning sf
point IN the north line of Dunl street feed
lire OF Dunbaron street eighteen feet thence north
parallel 70 Mroe street eighty feet; thence par
ael to Dunbsrton street eighteen feet; thence s<uf
in straight line to the beginning. together with the
improvements.
Terms of sale: One third cash the residue I'm two
equal payments at ix and twelve months bearing
interest and secured BY deed of properV
sold All conyeysncing at purchasers 500 depoet
required at time Of sale. the terms Of sale not
complied with in five days, the Trustees the igt
20 resell the property at the risk aud cost of the az.
faulting purchaser.
WILLIAM d. CASSTN.
s13-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON lrustees.
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SALE OF FARM AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH. q
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK pm. ct Martin -
acres in Prince Georges county, Maryland.
about FIVE miles from Washington. On the 4.
b. road at its junction with the road from Aexandria
10 Marlboro, and known as part 81 the I2i-
con estate. land gently rolling, Of sandy
loan with clay sub soil; VIII watared and under
good fencing. improved by frame dwelling az nve
rpons a tenant honsc and large harm. EsIecsiy suited
for grazing, dairy grape culture. Churches and
schools very convenient IeiEihorhood desirable ana
healthy To thnss who wish fsrm that offers especial
Inducements for invesuert thus presents rsr, oor-
tunity. location 81 Washington VIII enhance
il greatly In value within 4 short period.
Terms: one-third cash. bsisnce in tilrce years sig
per cent interest payabe annually. deposit q. 800
required at sale. Cunyeyancin at purchasers cs<t
At private sale up ~ the day Il auction.
For further particulars sIJly %
pUNCANSON BROS. Aucts..
sl--3t 9th and n northwest. Washington. DC.
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INHoMAs J. FISHER L CO.. Auctioneers.

FNHOMAS ]. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST, BEING
THE DWELLING No. -.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
1881. in Equity cause No. 639, Docket No. o. the
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction in front
Of the premises on FRIDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ,
the following described property viz All that part of
Lot NJ in William 4. Bradleys subdivision of original
lot lot, numbered NJ in square numbered 49,. in the
CITY OF Washington ID. G.. embraced within the fell
lowing metes and bounds, to wit Beginning FOR the
same at point 66 feet from the northwest of said
square, on the line of Maryland avenue and running
thence along the line of said "a
feet and % inches thence enthusiastically at right
angles to the line OF said avenue about l33 feet to the
alley; thence westwardly along the line Of said alley
about 26 feet; thence northwaruy parallel with the
southeast line of said part Of said lot to the place of be-
ginning, containing for the g. 1876 square feet,
more or less toge her with the improvements thereon
consisting of conf three story frame dwelling
house, in good repair.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash, and the balance in
two equal instruments in six and twelve months
epectvely from the day Of sale, with interest at z
per cent, for which the purchaser shall give his
notes or all cash. at the option of the purchaser the title
to be given until the whole of the purchase money
paid 800 deposit required at time of sae. All con-
veyenclng at purchasers cost If the terms OF sale
not complied with within seven days the Trustees
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defanlting purchaser after ten days notice by adj
yertisement III the Evening Star"
RANDOLPH pc co coi Zee Trustees,
eep2Oto29 Webster Law Building
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AUST. economical and patriotic administration.
/ am respectfully your obedient servant,
sc. A. ARTHUR
ITO the Hon. George r. Hoar, President of the
Republican National Convention"