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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
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--TUOI OAh OIIIN d LILO. .--IHe IlHU- He are hereby notified that the under signed has shingle machine in opera ton and is new prepared to fill orders for flrst-class post oak shingles in quan- titles to suit. These shingles will out last pine. Call on or address,
 c. G. OATES,
 Potts Station, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
LITTLE ROCK $ FORT SMITH RAILWAY.

Through bills of lading giy0n for Cotton from Ft. smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Clarksyille, Eussellville and all points on the road to New York, Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, St. Louis Memphis, New Orleans, Sc. Rates low and transportation rapid.
 THEO. HARTMAN, Supt. F. J. BENNETT. General Ticket Agent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-26
Neighborhood Notes.

NEwHoPE, May 9, 1881. Editors Russellyille Democrat: As l see nothing from the different
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Colonel William Il. Cameron spoke at
Hampton Yesterday
The ITestern Union Telegraph Com
pany he.se established an office at Yorktown.
1t IL stated that the profits of the Green
ttier White sulphur Springs this season will be
5000 to wi ich Is TO be added about $4,000 from
The bar.
DIR. Genus Barnum, surgeon ofthe Third
Virginia Regiment has resigned, and DIR. Il. A.
ftaber of Alexandria, assistant surgeon, succeeds
10 his place.
1t is lawful to kill deer in Virginia be-
water. fowl from September to May 4; wild tur.
keys from October Is to February 1.
Thepeanut crop in Southampton County
Is reported 70 be pretty generally failure. Many
TO pay for the seed they planted in the spring
DIR. j. l.. NJ. Curry has accepted the in
vitation of the Council Centennial Committee to
deliver the Grafton on the occasion Of the opening
ceremonies of the centennial In Richmond, satur-
day. October 90
Squirrels are everywhere reported to be
very abundant this year. In some localities the
woods are alive with them, and huntsmen are en-
Toying fine sport in shooting them. Partridges are
also said to be very numerous this season.
The board to assess the value of lands
st Newport News completed their work on Friday
last. The total amount assessed was S2i5, l01
Nearly all of this land fronted on the river. and
was valued at $50 per running front foot, with an
average depth of ono hundred feet
On Wednesday last little girl, four
years Of age, daughter of Mr.. James Davis, ut Et-
tricks, near Petersburg, was playing with the
family dog, when he ran against and knocked her
down, causing her death almost instantly. An ex
animation showed that the child's neck had been
broken by the fall.
Crabs ard saltwater fish have lately
been caught In considerable numbers at City
Point, and even In the Appomattox River, near its
mouth THIS is something, that has been seldom
heard Of before and said TO be owing TO the fact
that the water Of the James Is brackish as high up
N the mouth OF the Appomattox
On Thursday evening q fire was dis
covered among the scaffolding around the spire Of
Dr.. Reads church, in Richmond. 1t was found
that two timers, who had been at work, left their
fire. pots behind them when they quit, and tn
fire, rekinding had communicated to the scafiold-
Lag. Prompt notion saved the church from de-
atruction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01

BALTIMORE. Sept 3O.-Cotton quiet and steady; mid
ding, i5lc. Flour higher and strong Howard street
ana Western superhne, q 25as 90 do extra, % 253
Is; do family, 81 S5s co. City Mills superHne, d Is
a6 co. do extra % 5o@7 O0 do family q OOGs Is; do
Rio brands, ss 90; Patapsco family, IS - Wheat
Southern firm and active; Western lower and weak;
Southern red q 456i So do amber, u sal co. No.
Western winter red, spot, september, and October,
VI 1901 40f November, VI 63sMi SSH December,
n 57kdi 57s. Corn-Southern lower and dun; West
ern quiet closing easier southern white, Sc; do YET
low, nominally &c. Western Mixed spot and Sep
tember, 7Sep75JGc october, 751S476hc; November,
7S4en1s9f; December 8O0e0ifc, Oats steady; south
ern 5i6g53c; Western white. 5i6153c; do mixed 500
5lc Pennsylvania, 5i0052c. Rye quiet at u la Hay
firm; prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
slad28; Provisions Arm; mess pork s2D 10 bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, Odlufc; ba-
conshoulders i0Ac clear rib Sides l2Sc; hams, lil
@lGc lard-refned ialic. Butter FIRM Westeingrnss,
i5d125c. Eggs lower ct ist0l0c Petroleum du re.
fined, 7ilq5s{c. cofIee dull Rio cargoes, ordinary
TO fair gA6Dl1Nc, Sugar strong; A son, l0ilc
Whisky steady at u 1901 l9s Freights TO Liverpool
per stenmer-cotton, atG0n I'D: -four, q per barrel
grain, aib34d Recelpts-Four, 2210 barrels; wheat,
gC0o bushels corn, g e2l bushes oats 1850 bushels
hipments-wheat 2sOO0 busI.---.rn, q 0O) bushels.
Sales-wheat, 49, $50 bushels; corn "a i2j bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
YAMs.

SIT has been discovered that the water
OF the sacred well at Mecca isvery impure and un-
safe TO drink so much so that II will Mecca man
sick. This will be s2.-S. j. TVden,
-"My Love is Gone" is the title of the
latest song, written by young man In Boston. OF
course, this Is rough, but as Benjamin Franklin
laid, "The absent girl cats no oysters"
-" The Wisconsin Democracy are get
ting ready TO nominate a Governor, 1suppose we
shall next hear Of somebody starting three-min-
ute horse against Maud s"-RobeH Bonner.
Kentucky issaid tohave in store fifty
eight million gallons of old rye and bourbon.
Unfortunately, there Is no reduction in rates be-
tween New York and Kentucky.-Mdny Democrats.
The Illinois State Fair Association
offers premium Of 81 for the best linen shirt. of
course Illinois is Republican State, but that is no
reason why Democrats should DO unjustly dis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
There was an old lady in Worcester,
She had three hens and a rorcester;
She wore out her legs
Collecting the eggs,
This game old lady OF Wooster.
"A Secret Service detective claims to
have discovered the place where A. 4. Stewards
body is hidden. The best thing this detective can
DO Is TO say nothing about the matter, or somebody
Will purloih the corpse again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-JUsTIcE Cox-Thomas J.
Brady ct al Information for conspiracy filed BY order
ofthe court Henry Bnrsecke unlicensed bar pleaded
guilty and sentenced 10 pay fine OF siOa and costa
quashed. George Harris, unlicensed bari recog-
nzancc forfeited. Thomas II. COgan. unlicensed bar
nole pros John C0oney unlicensed bar; recog-
nizance forfeited. Peter MonAhan, unlicensed bar;
Smith Twyman taken as security for 1900 Assign
menis for to-dayS. q. Carter, Sunday bar; Eliza O.
Griffith. Lewis j. Gill, Alexander MOfihtt, Robert q.
HOFFMAN. Susan Keith, Dennis Dunn. Anna Maria
Nadln, and William Bergman, unlicensed bars;
than Butler, and Joseph Glute, destroying private
property; John y. Rick, violating building reguia-
lions GeOrge Donaldson violating market regula-
tons John shea, keeping cow-yArdi Francis Carter,
nulaancei w. H. Shreve violating market regula-
tons, and Adolph Burgess, destroying private prop
erty. -
PRoRATE CouRT-JUsTIcEH AosKR-wll OF FL La
beth II, Traverai letters OF administration issued 10
Mary Darnal; bond, 1900. Estate OF J, ". benjamin
original papers delivered TO A. s. worhngton Estate
issued 10 Matte Strebling; bond 500 Estate OF g. X,
Hamii decree ordering the sale OF horse buggy, and
harness ESTATE Of Hester NJ IOwvrier Cynthia Is.
Case and John sherman, executors, filed bond OF
on bond OF 800 Estate Of John IT, Green. petition OF
j. w. Lee for administration. Estate OF Jane O. Ma
lord cause referred TO the Register to ASCERTAIN the
articles Of property belonging TO the estate taken by
same. Estate OF Caroline II, Walker letters Tesla
mentary Issued to A. n Bradley, Estate OF susanna
", Walkers decre0 appointing X, X; Helphensiine
adnlnistrator; bond tiOOo Estate Of Ann b. Yates
letters testamentary issued 70 Wlilam A. Yates VIII
schmidt, administrator, filed his bond In the sum oil
~ 600. The Register submitted number OF accounts
winch were approved ana passed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
TINANoIAL AND coslMERc1AL.
stock ana bond Observation-Disclosures
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions I'm
the financial market yesterday. together with open
ing highest, lowest, and closing quotations. fur
nished by the clearinghouse Of II. ID. Cooke, IT,, q
Co., 1920 street. Washington, D. O.:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW York, Sept 20, 3i0 p. m.-There has been
little Of interest in to-day stock Market II having
opened dull and steady remaining unil late In the
day,when, money becoming active, decline occurred,
which made the closing prices Z to per cent. below
those ofyesterday. In exception to the general list
Lake Shore shows gain OF = per cent reports
that Vanderbilt had secured control Of the c. G. O. and
l. and Heading Railroad Companies and Erie was
weak for the same The money market was
active at per cent until late in the day, when the
rate advanced to y per cent day so closing As be-
fore remarked, the money market still being the Inn
portant factor, led to believe that material
rise until easier money is assured either by
larger Treasury disbursements or gold imports.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01

MhJor benjamin II. hlttennOuSe, U. ,.
A. (etired), was shot, in 1864, in nearly the same
place as the late President Garfield The Major
was then commanding battery of the Fifth
United States Artillery, and was severely wounded
by bullet, which struck him about three inches
e the right q the spine. The ball encountered
the tenth rib and was DETECTED upward and
to the left, passing through the rear part
Of the spinal column and then ranged
forward, so that with the exception OF passing
through the rear instead of the front portion of the
spinal column, and striking first the tenth instead
OF the eleventh rib, the wound was almost denti-
cal with that which took the life Of President Gar
field. Major Rittenhouse was taken from the field
10 the officers hospital at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, whence he was removed by his parents
to their residence on West street Georgetown to die
as they were mourni9lly assured by the surgeons
Dr. Basil Norris, U. s. A., was called in as attend
ing surgeon. Amer few day DIR. Norris succeeded
in locating the bullet and cut 1t out, relieving the
patient and bringing him back to health. Major
Rittenhouse returned to duty, but was placed on
the retired list In 1874 for this wound and Is now
living on the Hudson, near New York city. DIR
Norris, It will be remembered, was one of the sur
Reons who were In attendance at the death bed of
Abraham Lincoln, and was also called In on the
fatal Cd of July
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
AN ASSAULT WITH A PISTOL.
An Old Soldier Attempts 10 shoot tho sec.
Rotary of the soIdier.' Home.

Owen Flood, an old soldier, snapped q
pistol yesterday at Mr. o. W. Longan the secretary
Of the Soldiers Home Commission, us he was stand
ing in the entrance to winders Building He mp.
piled to Mr.. Longan for admission 10 the Home
about two months ago, and, as he did not have the
proper qualifications, his case was referred TO the
commission for investigation, and in the mean.
time he was granted temporary admis-
sion to the Home. The commission
rejected his application and the term OF his tenn
p0rary admission expired q few days ago. Yes
terday he came to Mr.. Longans Office and de-
manded to be admitted TO the Home. He was told
that this was impossible, and he became very in
sulting and abusive. lie was ordered to leave the
office, which he refused to do, and Mr.. Longan
the hail. elected him from the building. When he
reached the bottom Of the steps he took revolver
from his pocket and pointed Il at Mr.. Longan who
stood in the doorway. The pistol snapped and
missed fire.. Flood was turned over to the police,
He is an Irlshman, about forty-one years Of age
and was discharged from the army for disability.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
,ree-da v hills 4gl Sixty-dav nj

Three-dny blls 49, Sixty-day bills f90Is
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10, 10 a. m.-The shorts In Hanni-
bal all settled and the pool brokers say
the stock Will go back to 20. 1t s said that tho Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy have deposited sealed
bid OF so for the and lis for the preferred for
the control, and the Wabash Company have also
made written offer. The story is that Sage settled
at $50 and Hopkins at 30 with loss OF $1,000 The
feeling ut the Windsor last night the market was
little uncertain. because there was no rally iper
cent. money, and the bears continued JuhanL Sage
ut the hotel and predicted rise of per cent
alsan In few days, Gouds intimate friends say he
tells them to buy Western Union. Osborne and w. L.
scott are bulls aaS say the narks n win ~ up again
pie still assert that The affairs OF the trunk lines
Will soon terminate Wagers wdfe made last
night that the Delaware, Lacsawanna and West
more, aud ii was asserted in some quarters there
would also be an extra dividend of 8 per cent de
be some disappointment The brokers generally
n s s ns Of are sq SSd 6s pTedon
last night were in most cases Of better market this
CONTINUES gcod not true a
he has large number Of puts out on this stock. i,
settled up ali old debts Yesterday in full with Interest
for nine years. James II. Keene was large loNner
of this morning contains rumors OF the failure OF
WILLIAM Mcdlienry large shor IN wheat who o., on
market. Judge westbrook Is not 20 hand down his
srsnaE hs OF o e e aS
modify the order Gonld Field, aud Sage say that
mornIng that The trunk line presidents have agreed
TO meet here again to-day.
l2m.-'The secretary Of one of the trunk-line pres
dents says there was private meeting here yester.
day ofthe high Joint executives, and east and west
bound freights were positively advanced to take eff.
feet November I. APhlladelphia dispatch says the
trunk line managers decided some days ago TO leave
the freight matters to committee ofarbitrators,
sisting OF merchants, and that settlement wns al
most assured.
1850 u. m.--The Delaware and Lackawanna Rail-
road Company at noon to-day declared n quarterly
dividend of Ia for October 20 The books close from
the 9Th to the 2st of october This Is an advance In
dividends to per cent per nnnum,
1915 u. m.-Judge Wcstbrook has issued an order
relurnable next week TO show cause why the New
York and Metropolitan Elevated Railroads should not
be delivered to their respective companies. Field OF
the New York Elevated, made n formal demand upon
Mr.. Galloway president of the Manhattan, and OF j.
r. Dillon and A. l.. Hopkins of said railway, for cash
payments due the New York Elevated Company ON
the list day of July last and this morning.
800 n, m.-The Chicago grain mark cts were higher by
about cents up to noon but they have since reacted
slightly, Another large short failure Is said 10 be
| impending, A. w. Preston. GOud's American cable
has been repaired and the stock Is up per cent.
with 50 to 90 per cent premium bid. Another Will bo
| laid on the 10th OF October,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
REAL ESTATE.
The OmeIaI Transfers M Recorded Yester.

Tine OEuciui IrunhItro M hkeeOr0eu ester
day.
Mr. ]. +. olmsead presents tho following transac-
ons in real estate In the District reported to him
by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
On Seventeenth street west. corner of X street
NORTH part of lot 26 90 by 40 fce square 1885, Charles
ID. Fowler, trustee, 10 Charles ". Hills, 1000 =
On Il street north, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth west snbots 5i TO 49, both inclusive
l97 feet inches by 100 fect) square 2O0 Thomas l..
Hume TO Edward Simms 5000.
On Eleventh street west, between III and streets
north, part 0flot go feet by depth) square 3 Mary
i. Edmonston ct vir. to Enoch Edmonston, nominal.
Same property us above described, EnOch Edmon-
ston TO Gabriel Edmonston, nominal,
On a street north, between Ninth street west and
Vermont avenue, part OF lot (22 feet by l6 feet
lnohes), square 36l, Mary l. Edmonston OF vlr. to
Enoch Edmonston nominal.
Same properly as above described, EnOch Edmon-
sion to Gabriel Edmonsion, nominal.
On New Jersey avenue, between u and IL streets
north part Of subot ~ az feet by deph), square
OF 5O0i Hosea b. houlton 10 Jordan Thomas, Al 900
ON Second street east, between NJ and streets
south subo rs feet by depth) square 1875 Julius l..
Bnndy TO Martha Lodge, S5l2.
on seventh street east, between street north and
inchl square s97, Thomas Wilson 10 Charles W.
Hawke and David j. Meehan, $780,
Same property MS above described, Charles w.
Hawke et al, to Susan NJ Stevens, 500.
On Eighth street east of street south,
part OF lot II "a feet inches by 20 feet inches)
$500 - - '''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
DIEb.

BROOKS. I'm Portland. Me-, on the 25th ultimo, sud
denly, Mrs. CAROLINE W., widow OF John g.
Brooks, and daughter OF the late Governor Paris
OF Maine.
HAYES.--On Thursday morning, September %. 1881,
at o'clock, ut her late RESIDENCE No $40 Thirteenth
street northwest SARAH d., wife OF Charles w.
Hayes, In the aGth year OF her age.
Funeral services ut All Souls Church. Fourteenth
street. Saturday October l. at y. m. Friends OF tho
family respectfully invited.
NEW York, Philadelphia, and Maine papers please
copy.l 80
SPILLAIAS.--on the 30th day OF September, 1851 at
1916 M, after long and painful Illness, Miss
MARIA FRANCES sPILLMAS, In the d9th year OF
her age
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon
Mt o'clock, from the residence Of her brother John
a. Griffin, 3l3 Twelfth street southwest. Tho friends
and ncquaintances Of the family respectfully In
ylted TO attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
nARY NINE.

dy neiehbor's baby's clean and sweet
A darling little tooisy poot-
And have none, but that Is meet;
Iwant no little pootsy toot.
Nv neiehbor's baby's my delight;
see It only when IT'S good,
And never have to spank the mite,
or scold II In It's squalling mood.
From " Nv Mddripois," by Whiteido Reid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
Qf,tction So[es.
BY DuncansOn Brothers,
AITCTTONEFUq

SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES, COR
NER OF SIXTH STREEr AND VIRGINIA Az
ENuE AND Q STREET SOUTHWEST, TO BE
REMOVED.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October I, at $3.50
o'clock, we will sell on the premises;
brick BUILDING, ~ stories high ON Virginia
avenue
q FRAME BUILDINGS ON Virginia avenue.
2 FRAME BUILDIN0S,2 story and Back Build.
ing In excellent condition, on street
These buildings are situated on sixth street, Nir-
gina avenue, and street southwest.
Terms cash buildings and all debris to be removed
within seven days otherwise resale ut purchasers
risk
The property having been lately purchased tho
buildings must be sold and removed. A good chance
to obtain home ut n low figure.
by order Of Adams Express Company. 2sLt
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Thomas Downing,
AIrlrnInN MN
PRoS sAT II In ii nTovN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOwN.
Under deed OF trust, dated september =, 1873, and
recorded In lber No. 75, ut folio 49, by direction Of
the party secured will sell on THURSDAY, the eth
day Of October, A. D. 1891 at o'clock D. m the East
Georgetown, fronting twenty (23 feet and four
~ inches ON First street and extending back for
depth 100 feet more less, to an alley; improved
with Brick Dwelling House and Outbuildings. being
the premises No. S2ls street. or 81 First street
Terms Of Sale: One-tourth cash (t1G0 deposit when
property In struck on which Is to be forfeited unless
the terms of sale complied with in five days after
eighteen months with Interest from day Of sale Sc
cured by notes aud deco of trust. Convey lug and
recording at cost OF purchaser 49,
uoO7 ffa NJ.
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RnI,Imore s,ocp, no.r,I.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept sO--virginia skies, deferred, is;
coupons, ON; new ten-f ortes 52gS bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01

Erie "a New YORK Central, i47js; Illinois Central,
1854 Pennsylvania, o.; New York, Ontario and West
ern, 81 The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
hank OF ENGLAND on balance today Is l0O.OOO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01


NEw YORK, Sept SO.-Money loaned between and
0per cent per annum and y per diem and closed ut
tie highest figure Exchange steady at 47Ok to isO for
long and 4S3 TO 4s3i for short sight. Governments
quiet but firm. State bonds fairly active for Is
sues North Carolina special tax, co. Third class rose
from So to 1923 and reacted to 9 Virginia deferred
6s advanced from IN TO lsH. Railroad bonds dull
and weak. The stock market opened ~ per cent.
higher for New York Elevated, y for Manhattan fle-
waited 81 for Delaware, Iackawanna and Western,
Delaware and Hudson. and Wabash Pacific, and 40
lower for the rest Of the list The speculation
irregular In the early dealings but ut the first board
there was decline Of a to per cent, which was not
marx ed In Manhattan Elevated Wabash Pacific COM
mon, and 81. Paul. Toward noon hrmer tone pre-
vailed and shortly amer midday prices showed mn nd
vance OF u TO "a per cent, the latter IN Central Pa
elite q. c. e. 4 L., Pacific Mail, and Wabash Pacific
leading therein During the afternoon the dealings
again became feyerlsh, with downward tendency,
and the market closed at decline from the highest
point OF u TO per cent, the latter In Lake Erie and
Western, Central Pacific, Delaware, lackhwnnnn and
Western, Union Pacific, Western Union. and Denver
and Rio Orande being also prominent therein. Trans.
actions aggregated 2D6B52 shares, including Central
Pacific. 2T0OO; Delaware Lackawannn and Western,
40eG Denver and Rio Grande, O.500 Erie, 10000 Kan
and Texas O,SOG Lake shore, 1870; Louisville
and Nashville 1900 Lake Erie and Western 5000;
Michigan Central, 300 Manhattan Elevated 7I00;
Memphis and Charleston, 100 Missouri Pacific $500;
Northwestern, 5000 New Jersey Central 100 North.
srn Pacific, $500; Ohio and Mississippi $500 Ontario
aud Western, II 900; Heading, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
Nrape[ere' GbuiSe.
1891 THE GREAT 1881

1871 pu,,snrevtvANrrA Norma - I'LL
no mn, Nnt,rt9 ltts a NJ S5ttrrtruyrs1
~ =, In, 10 FL ~
spI tSnnn aSit n Eottrp
" D 'Ni'A' i'' MttNtr - iO'''' '1N'A'
.r,, $40, 4, u ~ EtEEgI NAY "; ISL.
So ~ n, ., ~ w ~, ~ ron epot cor
-, pt,.'t, ", nnu ~ stleetsl ~ iooWs, ,,,
sieepi1g ar ~ pi,,s MS ana 81 ~; ~ wi,
5p ~ "A, ~ W hilu Nnlutvi lWy - IN
anly, Wish Sleeping cars rom Harrisburg 70 YIN
vluhn W - ~ LOUIS nnd CnicRgH WD ~ m uahy
BALTIMORE AND PoToNiAC RAILROAD.
with Pagof Car 70 Watkins and lie Norih, a 500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01

ny virtue of writ OF eri fcias, issued out OF the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, | will sell nt public
sale for cash. at the Courthouse door OF said District
on SATURDAY., the Sth day of October, 1881, at ~
clock M, all the right title claim, and interest OF
the defendant In and TO the following described prop
the snme at the northwest corner OF said LOT and run
ming thence south 100 eet thence east - feet and
inch to an alley thence north with the west line OF
said alley 100 feet and thence west to the place Of be-
ginning together With all and singular the improve
ments thereon. Levlh upon the property Of the
defendant James w. Barker, TO satisfy execution No.
{. McKcden. q. r. HENRY,
United States Marshal
"a nnxxIiuO AuritnnQer