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BosToN Traveller: OF Mr.. Blaine's pa ra-
mount influence in the White House coun-
ellis there can be no longer any doubt. That
alone insures its stalwart character, and is
guarantee that the administration will not
wabble on the Southern issue nor hesitate
to use the whole power of the nation to up
hold the national laws in the lately rebel
lious section whenever and wherever they
may be assailed. Mr.. Blaine's succession to
the American premiership is gratifying. too,
as a pointed and signal rebuke to the crowd
of slanderers who, with an assumption of
superior political virtue have, until quite re-
Gently, pursued him with unrelenting ma
levolence. Once more it is demonstrated
that, though in no country is the license of
the public defamer so great, nor the latitude
of political abuse wider, in no country is
the vindication of eminent character and
the recognition of commanding gifts, in the
long run, more certain.
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THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, All railway steamboat and hotel managers
Will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
OF every person claiming to represent our Journal
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GENERAL HANCOCK received special
personal invitation from President Garfield
to be present at the inauguration.
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THE first meaning of the new Govern
ment, according to the Tribune, is united
Republican party
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Iotai... .'................ ........ 2,65o, ,4o3,zzO
An increase of 1891 $40 pieces from 1879.
TO show with what care the mails are han
died by the employees, will state that only
one error was made to every 3,4S2 pieces dis
tributed.
The number of packages, pouches, and cases
of registered mail matter handled upon the
postal cars for the year was IL, ,703 232 being
an increase from 1879 of 1907 ,292 packages
The entiie mail matter of the country in
creased very much during 1880. S. X.
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What Happened to
Mr.. JOSEPH BEACH.
Stone in the Kidney expelled after using
DIR. David Kennedy's ssFavorite
Kemedyo about two weeks.

One of the most remarkable cases that has ever
been brought to the notice of the public is that of
Mr.. j. S. Beach, of Stone Ridge, Ulster Co., N. Y
Mr.. Beach had suffered since October 18th, 1874,
from the presence of Calculus Stone in the right
Kidney. No less than seven physicians were en-
ployed at different times. to whom Mr.. Beach paid
hundreds of dollars for medical treatment, with
only temporary relief from his agony.
By the urgent solicitations of his friends he
was induced to try DR.. David Kennedy's "Fav-
orite Remedy Inexperienced a marked improve
ment from the first day he began to use the
medicine: on the 18th of September he voided a
stone large could be passed through the natur-
al channel
Mr.. Beach concludes long letter to DR.. Kenne-
dy by saying: SIT will always afford me pleasure
to recommend the 'Favorite Remedy to those who
may be suffering from difficulties of the Kidneys and
Blade 1 or any disorders arising from an impure
stateo the blood. The "Favorite Remedy sold by
all drup pgists. The Doctors only address, is Rond-
out, New York. mhSTuTh&S&w1m
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COMPREHENSIVE.
CO-partnership Notice.

WE have this day formed a co-partnership under
W the firm name of ROLLINS & RUMERY, to
carry ON the Coffee and Spice business, at the old
stand OF Rollins & Whitten, $50 Fore Street.
F. G. ROLLINS,
s. d. RUMERY.
Portland, Feb. II, 1881.
VNHE co-partnership of ROLLINS & WRITTEN
Il is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
demands against them will be settled by ROLLINS
y RUMERY, who are alone authorized to collect
the claims and demands of the old firm.
F. C. ROLLINS,
w. M. WRITTEN.
Portland, Feb. II, 1881. feb1Sdtf
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MISCELLANEOUS LIST.

to enutm
front eastern sand
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MISCELLANEOUS
Fancy Groceries.

that portion Of the public who buy largely
adng TO already large assortment
ea d meI our % immediate effort is to get it. The
quality the goods sell should
tire satisfaction " f''' ~ e"~'"
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IS Dog LOst!',

Oh, who has seen my doggy dear-he is of the stub
by tail
BE of the soft and liquid eyes. aud melancholy
wall.
No more hear his gentle step. nor see his happy
When licking off his dinner plate or running on
He was as ugly as they grow upon the isle of
And that's what makes his loss SO great and made
his price 30 high!
So tell me now. Eye winged winds that round my
VIII my dear sa aogsy meier comeback Shall neer
He Was a, brown and curly thing, who ran about
the house,
And up and down the stairs he'd go. still as any
mouse
have neyer seen dog SO small. so no -rbe to see,
back to me!
Oh no! he's gone! My heart will break. That
terrier from Skye
Eas lett me for some other home, The tears fall
Alas, II should search the world, know it could
not be
That should find another dog as ugly as was he
And so mourn my doggy lest. Good people join
my wall:
He vas the dearest little dog that ever wagged a
tail.
He was so ugly! Precious dear, So blest can
AS ever to possess dog as ugly as was he!
(U-r-r-r-r-r-r-r, Ow. Ow. Ow.'D
But stay, what's that mellhuous sound tina
bI eaks upon my ear?
1t is! on; can it then be true! 1t is his voice
And Eow, dull time. bring ali thy woes-I care not
since my delightful ugly pet has been restored to
me.
Est. Nicholas for JuLy.
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IMPORTED QUAILS.
They are Flutterfng Their Wings
Now i'm Two States.

NOW In Two States
Last summer the Culver CLUB, OF Cincinnati,
turned loose large number of Messina quail,
which, when the cold blasts of last winter
came on, spread their wings and took an air
.ine for the south. Several communications
have been received at the Times Star Office
asking whether these birds had ever returned
Times star reporter took the trouble OF hunt
Ing up Col. L. A. Harris, who, by the way, is
one OF the hardest workers In the Cuvler CLUB.
and the query regarding the quail was pro-
pounded 10 him.
Those quail have never returned" replied
the Colonel. "but We have strong hopes that
THEY will, for some of them have been seen IN
New York and Maine"
docs the club intend to import any more?'
'Oh, yes. We have made arrangements TOR
the importation Of 200 more"
When will they arrive here?"
NOT before next spring. You see the Mes
s!ha quail are hn African bird that cross the
Mediterranean Sea to Messina in the fall of the
year and there they are captured. One order
VIII Dc nNed in the spring and we will try our
The CuvIfr Club is doing considerable good
towards The preservation OF game in Ohio,
isn't TT"
"a great DEAL Our club here is the largest
IN the country, ana every member takes per-
s0nal Interest In seeing that game is protected.
we are bow making arrangements for stocking
all the streams OF the state With the finest fan.
There has been great trouble caused us by the
deceive game laws OF Ohio. which we hope to
have n NEEDED next winter when the Ieglsla-
lure meets. For instance: The Fish Commits
Sion sets aside $1,000 for stocking the streams
OF Onio with nsn, and at the same time the
shoot and spear fish, and to seine for "mullets"
Now what are mulleLs? They are worthless
nsh commonly called The '.red horse" When
seining for mu!lets person Is liable to seine
Few biaCk bass. Is he going to pick out the
bass and throw them back into the stream and
keep the mullets? Not much"
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.
TH0HAD DOWNING. AuoconssR.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON ROAD STREET, GEORGE

rHxx-c Irr sS0D SA&seAAb NSSAsNS
By virtue OF two deeds of trust bearing a
date, respectively. May LIST and september nyN
stn. 1875. and recorded IN Iaber No ~, -
trtt Of Columbia and by reque-t in writing, Of the
scminfAIatfix OF the holder Of the note secured
thereby, via sell ct pghlic auction. in front Of
sss nrsmises on smH TO IgLx Se ISL At
tate and Interest of the PARTIES, srantors in said
deeds. (being the entire title estate aud interest
therein, save AID except that held 10y Mre- Harriet
u. scott. born illiame. still outstaudids 10 and
being In the city of Georeetown Ia the District OF
Columbia being in Thomas Beail's addition to said
GEORGETOWN. and described as follows: Begin ping
for the same the north west corner OF the
Peter and afierward by John Csrter), on Road
street. and running thence west along said street
one hundred and seventy nine ll19l feet 10 an alley
fourteen ug feet wide; thence 10 eoutherly direc.
ton: with the east side Of said alley and the proper
Carter. thence esss with the north line Of John z.
Carter's property and that OF Joha Chandler Smith.
10 The west line OF the property Of Henry Cookies
aforesaid property and thence with said line north
cry, ABOUT two hundred aud ten (2i0) feet. to the
and buildings thereon" This property will De sold
subject to ah unpaid taxes and charges thereon
Terms OF sale: The amount of the debt, viz -
Sl3 All, with interest thereon at ten per cent per
annum from May LIST. 1875, secured on said pre- N
lses, together with the expenses OF sale. (Which
viii be announced at the sale. In cskh and the bal
ance al six and twelve months for which the notes
Of the purchaser, bearing six per ceLt interes,
the property kold. viii be taken 500 deposit o,
the tine Of sale. Convey ancing at purchaser
cost. II terms OF sale are not complied with vi thin
ten days from day of sale the property viii be re
chaser WIN. l.. DUNLOP,
te23-d&ds Trustee.
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The Murder Of Lieut.. Cherry.
STARTLING STORY OF A PLOT,

The first report Of the murder of Lieut.. Cher
~ assigned insanity as the motive OF Locke,
the cavalryman, for killing that gallant young
officer while In pursuit of the rancho robbers
near Fort Nlohrara, and this has been the
accepted theory In most quarters. But
Daniel DAME kilpatrtck, laoorer, recently arrived
from Niobrara and now employed on the
Waterwerks. TOLD Herald representative
startling version yesterday about
the affair. which puts 1t In the form OF q con-
spiracy and not an accident. Several of the
soldiers, as fitzpatrick says, formed q plot to
rob Colonel stanton. OF this city, the depart.
meDt paymaster, when he made his visit with
Tour months pay for the soldiers. FITZPATRICK
learned OF the plot and revealed it to the
officers at Fort Niobrara. Lieutenant
Cherry went with strong detail Of
trusty men toward O'Neil City, met Colonel
Sfsnton and escorted him safely to the
Tort, Baffied In this attempt the soldiers then
made sn attack upon Castellan's rancho. where
trey hoped to get 1000 or more and In the
HgDt they killed one man and mortally
wounded one or two others Cherry went In
pursuit, ana It was this occasion that the con-
spirators OF the soldiers took to revenge them
selves upon the lieutenant, Locke being the
one who shot him. Locke has lately been cap
tured and placed in confinement at Fort Mo.
praTa, and doubtless the whole plot will be
unf0lde ed upon his trial
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THoAAs BOWLING. Aucuoness.
CHANCKRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

By virtue OF . decree passed November kzA
30, 1876. in cause 8, POL equity, Leona-d We. go
johnson ct al will sell on SATURDAY, -.
TPE2D Day OF july. A. r., 1881, AT O'CLOCK p NJ /.
on the preui.es Earts Of Lots Nos .. aud pol. IN
Deakin's and Bailey's addition 90 Georgetown.
whie hiss been sub divided into Lots Nos. IA, 10.
Ia. "a ard lS. ard the subdivision thereof duly
recorded in surveyors Office. Lot IA fronts 81
62 loo feet lot Is, % 100 feet lot l6. 81 feet
lot!l AZ OS 100 feet, ana lot ls, 80 l6-lo9 feet
on the Canal road, nesr the Aqueduct Bridge,
aDd lot l6 is improved by large Brick House. and
IA " it'll stable.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the degree: One
fourth cash; The residue in three equal install.
ments, payable at six: twelve aud eighteen months
from day OF sac, with interest at the rate OF eight
must be given. $5u deposit on each parce! when
sold.
FRED. v. JONES, Trustee.
je25-dts TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS. - The Beattie Re.
publican central State Committee OF Lousfaa a
has adoptt resolutions endorsing the Virginia.
movement as 10 free vote and fair COUNT with
the ple6ge against prescription for opinion ex-
prsaeipg the hope that similar rnoyennent
may arise IN Louisiana, and appealing "a the
-Det1onal republican party. national Countries
rR6Pf67dznrG ID. 20 extend 20 the viz
GINA movement every sid, countenance or &C.
Operation IN their pywer.
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The Boss Head Liner.

There are head liners and head liners. The
fouo"l ng Is from the Fargo (Dakota) ArQus:
COME METRE
y Sinner Who the lou9 Week Through for Nam
mon Workest We'll, Thy Townsite Drop
Likewise Thy Crop List 10
the Sunday Bell.
II Kings the sale OF Golden Lands to All Who'd
scaPe Deaths Doom. Then sJh, invest
among the Blest, Catch on
Ibis Heavenly Boom.
Gene Now and Hear the Blessed T.la cbota
OH lhy hents AID stocks. and Incl
centaly Don't FORGET the
Missionary Box.
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
PROVED pRnpERTV

l..
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated Novem- a
btr 28tb. 1877, and recorded in Hber No. fa
SIl. folio ZS9. ct Feq., and decree Of the .Aes0
supreme Court Of the Districs Of Coumbis, on tn
24th day OF January. 1881. In Equity cause No
1854. Equity Docket n, we viii selL on TUES
DAY. THE 9TH DAY OF july. 1884. Ar O'CLOCK.
II front Of the premises, Lot ettered c. in Madison
Moses subdivision OF ortsinal lots g. z and g. IN
Square 4Z7s located on the cast side OF 9th street
betSeen street ana public park. Is feet froat and
runs back OF that depth 10 feet, then wdene 70 23
feet and goes back so feet further.
AT o'CLoCK, eAMR DAY. In front Of the premises
Lot g. In equafe east Of Square S09 lot flxSO feet
e streets northwest. ~
On w1DEEsDAY, JULY 6rH, 1881, Ar s
ocLocK. in front Of the premises, lots /, K L aud
II; in square ga. Zach front l6 feet D, the west
side OF let street east between North Csrons ave-
Ar o'cLom. SANE DAY, original lot I, in
square 10. on the northwest corner Of l1th and b
On THURSDAY. JULY TIN, At 6 o'oLoox, in
sub Of block No a, IN the Howard Univel sify sub
Wilson street near Howard Univsrfity. toeether
Terns; Ene-thiId cash; residue in two equal
to be secured b. deed Of trust gas deposit oo
esch lot WIN property e struck OF Terms to be
isndAds THOMAS n. 0AkLAN.S Trosesss'
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AN EVERYDAY STREET SCENE: "HIi hi,
step that CARP Driver screws down the hraEe
so vigorously as nearly to disiocate the necks or
his passengers, who tall up against each other
ana smile or look cross according to their par
ticu!ar dispositions. "NoW, dear, GOOD .bye.
aud be sure to come and see me very soon. and
DON'T forget to give my love to Aunt Susan and
Uncle John and all the rest OF the folks. and
remember not to trouble yourself about match.
ARD 90 take care OF yourself and tell Jane now
gao am that she's going to marry that young
Mr: Smith, who IL good man know BY his
JOCKS. and hear he's got lots OF money. which
Is most as good. Now, don't take cold this
chaHgeable weather, and I'll send you thai
recipe for the mullins just as soon as / get
Dome. Goodbye. oo-d bye. Why, where's
That carr II the hateful thing HASN'T gone aad
left me! thought the street cars were for the
accommodation OF people" So they are. and
tnaLS the reason why this one went on instead
OF stopping at the crossing ali (iay.
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me dispar u N the ages OF Missouri e,op.
ING couple lay N the greater age OF the women.
ana they used THIS fact TO avert suspfel0a in
their night by registering ct the hotels as mo-
fher and son.
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MORAL ST. LoUIs-The law passe1 BY the
missouri legislature last winter making the
keeping OF a gambling house q felony: went
into enect at ~ O'Clock saturday night, and has
resulted 10 closing every gambling house In s..
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A GOVERNMENT CeSrp

ctDDhN DEATH OF AGOVERNRMKNT CONrR AC-
ORAL Harrison, MY, VIM. Matthews a we'll
known government contractor, and who accu-
mulateo q fortune OF millions during the war
oleo suddenly OF apoplexy at his residences
SUNDAY evening. He had but Just return ID
nom cnurcn when he was seized and died The
deceased was the Richest man In me town n
Lot westminster county, N. Y. TIE residences
ne was living In cost not far from 500 600.
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GOURT SALE OF ROUSE 2l5 B STREET
~ NORTHWEST.

~ NORTHWEST.
By virtue 3nc n pursuance of the de cree IL
Of tie Supreme Court of the District Of o. H1H
lumbia, mad. Oh the 21st day Of June, A. ID. S
1881, in Equity cause No. SGT, the undersigned,
appointed trustee for such purpose in and by said
decree will cell at public auction in front of the
premises, on MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF july.
1881, AT & O'CLOCK NJ, those certain premises on
st Get o,thwest. between I'd and Sd streets for
mel ly occupied bv the late Leah L. G Wilson, viz
1hs east % feet Of lot one. In reservation elevep
city OF Wasbir gten. D. o.. having front of % feet
on ktreet north, and runring back Of that width
to depth of 80 feet with all the interest and estate
therein of the heirs Of said Leah L. q. Wilson,
decd, and Of all other persons party to said equity
cause.
The terms Of sals prescribed by said decree are IS
fellows, to wit exon down on acceptance Of bid
remainder OF one-third of purch .se money, with
IIteIes. tIoIl oa.s 0h ssae lunuediSteiy on noun,
instslnents, payable in si1 and twelve months.
the purchaser and deed Of trust ON said premises
All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser
VII LIAM A. MELOY, Trustee,
Law Umce, l72 Louisiana avenue.
YOUNG b OoLDWELL. Auctioneers. iyl-d
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Most inventors die poor The proverb has
truly said that invention Is the mother Of neces.
slty.-Chic.
"Wln the coming man ny 2" is the GU sstton.
ana the Fat Contributor thinks he will
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TlRUSTEES' SALE.
By virtue OF deed CT trust, dated February TO-
1915, AID recorded in Liber No. IA. folios "a
E9 &C, Of the LaI d Records of the Dis hm.
hlct Of Co.umbia, we will offer at auction .A..8.
on WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF July NEXT. on
The prem1seF, AT O'CLOCK :. the Lot OF iroU I'D
at the corner of 18th and streets. consisting of
psrts Of lots Nos. twenty seven t2O ana Twenty
eight (2S), In square so One hundred and twenty
Fix n26>, the whole hsvipg front of twenty feet
on farrasut Square, and running back Of that
Wldtb and binding On x street nint ty-two feet
with the improvements, consisting of thres-story
brick dwellirs
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to Be paid in cash. and the residue in two eqna in
stanmente, at Elk and twelve months. respectively
With interest. TO be secured by notes aud deed of
compiled with in one wetk sitter sale, or the prop
ery may be res0ld At the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser. EDWD. TEMPLE ,r,.,,,
CHAs. A. JAMEf,5 Arus1eS'
ThOS. j FISHER L co Aucts., 1924 r street.
te23- eoSds
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BOWLING. Aucueneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VtIUsBLE
THHEE-sToRY LOUBLE BRICK RESI-
phNok on EAsrsIDE OF ThlRrEtNII
kThkkr. tErwfES AND 40 STREETS
NOR1HMESr. No. 800.
by virtue et decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF The District of Columbia, PASSED 90 the l|.s-
f2d day OF June. 1881. IN equity cause Z ~. s-3,
lie uDdersisI ed. trustees, will sell on NON
DAY. THE nth DAY OF July. lssl, AT 6 o'oLOCR
In front Of the premises. the following De-
scr1btd property The north twenty three feet
four snd fourth iuches on 18th street by one
hundred feet deep Of Lot numbered eleven. In
square $685. and the south ia enty feet by the
dettn thereof Of Lot eight IN said square
2sS, together with the improvements. which
consist of large three story Brick kefider with
all the modern improvements. being No. 3u9 lSth
street northwest.
Terms as prescribed by the decree, are; One
fourth of the purchase IN cash, and the residue on
a credit of six, tv Give and eighteen months from
the day Of sale. with notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of arnst on the roperty sold
All conyeyancing TO be st purchasers cost. A de-
post OF $500 Will be required NJ the time Of sale
IL the terms OF sale sre not complied With I'm ten
days, the Trustees reserve the right 20 resell the
property At the rick sud cost OF the defautins
purchaser.
JAMks II. SMITH CHARLES @. COLE.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OrINPROVED PROPERTY
On NEkS0NT AVENUE, BETWEEN AND
W STREETS NORTH NE3r.
IL pursuance of deco Of trust IF date the ~,
10Th day OF May, A. j. 1873 ana of re ora in I'd
Iiber No. Q o. fol is3 of The Land Il c )r1sE-.L
OF The District of Columbia and st the re1u of
tie party there 10y secured. the undersigned, as
trustee in said ceei viii Offer for sale, at pa bic
suction, III front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
THE llTH DAY OF July, A. ID. 1881, AT e O'CLOCK
M, the following described real estate. situate
in the city Of Wa hipsSo5, ID. and known and
eesci ibed as parts of loJs numbered oUe ID and
thirty one $40 Of Bars subdivision OF square
Numbered three hun drei aud fifty eight 1885, the
SAINT Icing improved by q tso- story frame dwell
Ing.
Terms Of ss'e: One third OF the purchase money
cash aid the residue in three equal instslmenfs,
secured by noles II purchaser for the same, pay
able rspectye'y at six, twelve and eighteen
moItts from day Of "a with interest 81 six per
cent, secured by deed of trus the property. A
depesit OK $50 vii, be required st tee time of sale,
the trustee reserying the rixht to resell the prop
erty Should the purch -ser not comply with shove
terms within five day from day of sale. Costs Of
c.nveyencins at purchasers expense.
ROD0LPBE CLAUGHTON,
ieSS-d&ds Crustea
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(tHARLES VI. HANDY, Auciioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No. llO2 NORTH
CApII( u STREET NORTH WEST

CAPII(L ETREET NORTH WEST.
By virtue of deed trust, dated Noyem- IA
Der 29ih, 1879, and recorded in Liner 924 nm
70 10 2t3 ct seq one Of the LAND records OF L.
the rtt Of Columbia, and st the written reur 1
Of the party cured thereby will Ter for sale AT
NESDAY, TIE 9Th DAY OF july, A. d 1881, AT
5 90 O'CLOCK NJ Lots 20 and q IN Charles J.
GIG, also that part portion OF Lot a. said Chi
mans subdivision Of sal square 6l6 as is desert bed
as follows: Beginning for the came at the north
east. rp corner OF Fad lot az and thence running
g, nth feet along the line of North Capitol street
thep west Is feet thence feet to the north
ern line of taid lot 40 and thence east along said
northern line to place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale; Ole third cash; balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annum secured oy deed of
purchaser. 800 down at time OF sale. Terms to
be compiled with in seven days.
ie25- eo&ds WATSON j. NEWTON Trustee
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II and WorkmAnahip. "A years praofIce- Per-
sossaL supeTfntendence. VIII vrte speci fcatsozs
eupsfntend the construction Of drst olaas eknitsr
Work q Q fair charge. Ordsrs for any amouns ~
- - sss anss- q, S ~ -! =; iS ~