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Daily Republican., 1881-10-14

r l will sell at private sale, my farm in
Mill Creek Hundred. New Cattle county,
Del. on Tho road leading from Corner e,ch
to White Clay Greek Meeting House, and
adjoining farms of samuel and David East
burn, Ihona Moore the Mcdaniel Iarm
and others The farm contains lO3 acres,
more or le r divided into seven fields, all bat
one Of which having springs uf water There
is also a tract Of s or 10 acres of woodland.
The fences have nearly all been set within a
year The improvements are large owei'
ling house, stone and ir mo barn, with neces'
sary outbuildings and good spring house
are also three orchards, and an abundance Of
other fruit.
The foregoing described property will be
sold upon application Uy letter TO Pleasant
Hill r. o.. or la person " JEHu PYLE.
Oct5 ltd tfW
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
PUDLCMLn
DUBLIC SALEOF GOOD FURNITURE
T. w Stidham Son will soil at their

nUBLlC SALEOF GOOD FURNITUR RE
l.. W. Stidham h Son will soil at their
auction rooms, III East Fourth street. on
Friday, october l4th, at ~ O'Clock. p. m, 8
parlor suits, 8 walnut chamber suits, 7cottage
suits with springs hair mattresses and pill
lows, center tables. 0 gan, brussels, ingram
and stair carpet. feather beds, looking glasses
extension table,, oil paintings, dishes, tins,
cook and roo stoves, and many other arti
cles not mentioned. Sale POSITIVE, as the
parties are going W discontinue housekeep-
Ing.
n. Il. The goods are all In goo order, and
worthy the attention OF buyers Goods open
for inspec ion on the evening before the sale
and early on the morning Of the sale. For full
particulars call at their auction rooms and
get = eatslogue. oct7'bt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
OAK HALL.

Many of our Saturdays customo,,
pleased us by saying "there is NJ"
place like Oak Hall after ,lI" Nv
While we fully believe this and faI
sure that there is no place in tha
world that has so many good points
about it to serve the people with
clothing. yet we Gown up" to thp
pleasure it gives us to have the npo.
pie say out to us their own conyic,
tiOns.
The wonderfully good stock Of
Mems and Boys clothing we have
made ready for the season Just open.
ing, must add greatly to the popu.
larity of the famous old corner At
Sixth and Market.
We wait the opportunity to show
it to our friends.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Market and Sixth Streets, Phila
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
Mankaad's Fsvorile Pills.

Dr. simms Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coa.ed) move the bowels easy by acting d.
roctly on tho liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting tho healthy action Of the liver ;
the right or left side or through tho limbs,
Indigestion, costiveness, slek stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, sching limbs, billiousneso, general
weakness and other bodily fnfirmities are
cured They positively operate without
Eping cEsnng say 81 i1s
and liver ouro. Is cents and d box. Main
depot, Fourth and King greets. Phllsdsl'
phla COZ Arch street. Sold hy dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
TIT for Tat

A woman living in a Boston apart
ment house let herself down in the
elevator after the usual time for opera
tingit She found herself at the bottom
of the we'll. with the door locked and
no steam up to lift the car again.
The janitor, to punish her for what she
had done, left her prisoner all night.
Then she made him prisoner iu a
police station.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
More New Houses.

Deliaven Morris ard John C. John.
son are erecting houses on Lombard
Street above Tenth, which contain all
the West size and modern improve
ments. They are ali set back tar
enough to afford handsome front yards
The same gentlemen are erecting three
OF the same kind OF houses at Sixth
and Adams streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
uOrICna.
NOTICE
STATE OF DELAwARB. is.s.

Nor'oh'
STATE OF DELAwARB. SIS,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
In ronSormity with the provisions OF the
art nassed by The General Assembly OF the
Sta,t of delaware. on the 18th day OF March
a D. is7t. hereby give notice that an ap.
nication was filed in the Superior Court; on
the 9th day Of October, A. d., 1881, for ehal,
ter of incorporation Of company, called the
Hercules Powder Company, to carry on the
business of making. buying, sela,nH, iv@ as
cartridges. fuses, &c: and that draft of the
PROPOSED charter was filed with the applica.
'''' GtU A. MAXWELL,
octhlH proihonotary.
W,LMINGToN, Del, Oct 9TH, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14

If JUDGE DAVIS remains on top the
fence he at least has got q higher
perch.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
A DMINIsTkATOR's SALE.

viii be sold at public sale, at James WI.
sons hotel, Newark, Del, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1881,
at 8 o'clock, p. M,
A farm in White Clay Creek Hundred, on
the road leading from Newark to Ogletown.
about two miles froIa the tlrst named place,
containing 90 acres, more or less, OF good i'm
proved land, late the property of Sarah
Sayers, deceased. The improvements con
sist Of god House, tenant mouse. and other
necessary out-buildngs. Terms at sale. TO!
further information, apply to
ROBERT SAYERS, AdmiHistrator.
septl4-5twS9td octlS,l7t
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AMOUNTING TO $3.50. $50.

AMOUNTING TO $3.50. $50.
wHoi E TICKETS, 81; HALVES 4s; QUARTERS, 81
Rel littarc &C may be made by Btnk Check.
Express, Postal Money Order, or Registered
Matt Re. e.ponsble agents wanted at all
points. For circulars, giving infor nation and
tor tickets, address.
augs4-eoddsw w. 9. u. HIPS,
Wll4LARU HOTEL. LOUISVILLE. KY.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
Fathers, Hotners, Sisters, Brothe ers
GROCERIES STILL Low.

We have just received our fall stock Ct
goods, which we will sell at the flowing low
prices Hs. Ct goDi O cine soap, 70 cts; !
bs. bes; starch, rs cts 4 bs. pruDes, rs cts
2good wash boards, 25 cts; br oma, % It's;
: b best rice, 25 cts Laguyra, MaricabO
and best Rio Fl e, 25 cts.; best Java, Q ct :;
extra inn mac .erci, Ii ,nd 26 cts. per d. zen
one light drips, u cts, cur 40 CT tea Is extra,
our 60 CT tea is tne. good as sold in III ct
places 10 80 cts. Remember We will sell for
81. 90 net cssh barrel of extra family -four
guarantee abstraction or seud II r the f ur
und refurd the money; thi -four We had in
before tJe rise. Hay, corn aud OFT, sold at
the lowco. marke' pr css; goods delivere =.
Flour, F]a, 4 n d y cts. per D., guaranteed.
O,ll and satisfy yourselves.
r.. ]. FORD.
sept2a-tf Front and Madison Sts.
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-' s--s --.- s---'
EXCUR RNKONn,
ItALL AND WINTER
ARRANGEMENT
-ON AND AFTER
TUESDAY, hEPTEMBER 20. 1881

THE rN- A.
STEAMER ir1ysfxsssS ifrr1yfx xsssssS MCCALL.
Will run between PENNStiROVE AMI
WILMINGTON every Tuesday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday Leaving Pennsgrove
at 80 and 1000 q. IN and 400 p. m. Leave
Wilmington on same days, from Fourth o..
wharf at 500 n. m. and up, IN. Stage from
and to Woodstown and Eharptown, connect
wi this boat DENNY BHO., Cspts.
sept2l.u
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14

MONEY TO LOAN UN MORTt4A4t
IVA In iarae or small amounts, OIL citv Of
WILMINGTON VII SfsIs V sdVINHs FRNb FRFp;i 70 So m
CIE'rY y. Il. oOr. Eighth and Marsst atreat
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
GARFIELD i; ::: !; :;;: :;;;:; :;;:::; A.

grave, by the eminent hiograph"r, Col. Con.
well. hooks al, ready f,r de.ivery An ele.
gaptly illustrated vOlu no. Endorsed cIi-
tion. Liberal terms igents take orders for
frem % to % copies daily. Outse's any 9th
er book ten 10 On,. Agents never made
money 50 fast The book sells itsel'. Expe.
rience not necessary. Failure unknOwn. all
make immense profits Private terms free.
HEUhdE STlNSON Il CO.,
Oct5lm.d&w Portland, M aine.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
LIST OF PRIZES

The Willard Hotel with all (cOS0 O00
its Fixtures and Furniture. iSLJC.UUU
One Residence on Green Street ..$l5, ZOO
One Residence On Green treet. 1900
Two Cash trizes, each $50 0. 0.......... 10, 100
Two Cash Prizes, each s., ,0G). .......... 4,VoO
Five Cash Prizes, each 81 600. .......... $500
Five Cash Prizes, each 500. .......... $500
Fifty Cash Prlzes, each 500. ......... 5000
One Hundr d Cash Pr zes, each $780,. 5000
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $2O.... 10000
one Set OF bar Furniture. ......... :. 1.N0
Ono Fine Piano. ........ ..... 600
one Handsome Silver Tea ,et......... 100
400 Box,s UlJ Bourbon Whiskey, $3o. n, 400
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $lO... 5000
10 Bask cts Champagne, s35. ........ $50
400 boxes Fine Wines, $3l. 1900
900 Boxes Robertson Co. Whiskoy, $40. c,Gc0
400 Boxes Havana Cigars, $lO......... 4,OoO
Five Hundred Casn Prizes, each So. 5000
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DIED.

CATION. On March 10. 1881, at 80 a M Jo-
sEPH D., infant son OF L. A. ana Kate CAton, aged
one year.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his
parents No. 10 street northwest, at s 80 y. IA.
Frioay. Friends aud relatives are invited to at
tend.
DULIN. Near Goldsboro'. n. @ March Z. 1881,
JOSEPH, sen or W 4. and the late rsalie A. Duln
of this city. aged one year, ten months aud twenty
one Days.
.LUsBY. On Wednesday. March Q. 1881. At
o,s Gel nn Es1sLLA g. ss st OF Mary T.
Funeral will take place from her parents resi-,
dence, 12l4 @ ttreet southeast, sunday. 18TH, al
80 p. m Services at Twelfth street II. r. Church.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend. O.
McNEAL. At O'Clock a. m. March 10. 1881. j.
MILTON, son of James and Almira Z. McNeai'
aged ten months and one day. So.
Fureral from the residence OF parents. III
Eleventh street nor hive st. Saturday aiterhoon' az
Bpm.
TRIST In EorthanptoD, Mass March 6. lSSi,
ELEANOR ID 8. TRIsT, wife OF 4, JEFFERSON Inst,
of Pbilad lhia and daughter OF the late don d. H.
Iy man, Of Northampton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-10

THK UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-st the meet
Ing or the Union Pacific Railroad company. In
New York city, yesterday. the following officers
were elected: Sidney Dillon, president; Elisha
AtKlns, Vice-president; Henry Mcfarland
secretary and treasurer. The annual report
shows that the total earnings Tor the year were
S22 800, - %, and The total expenses
-" 90 1852; Surplus earnings. gil 9l00l5 &C.
To this mus lie edo, d tie income from invest
bti Is ID connecting roads, dividends on Stocks
= tl0,l5Z52, ana premiums on bonds sold
pIcnts on investments, securities sold a.
So 2i9 -, mailing the total surplus earnings
Sl3 Zu4 Il6 B.
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SHOT BY AN INJURED HUSBAND.-In st. Louis
yesterday. Michael j. Kelly, an ex-letter car
rler, shot and killed Albert e. Hatch for de-
bauchipg his wife. The shooting took place on
81 airway In the shoe factory OF Philip Grant
Co., where Hatch was employed. RELY was
arrested. He had been cunning for Hatch for
several days. and when he met him on the
stairway Hatch was armed and attempted to
draw pistol but Reilly was too quick Tor him.
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EX-PREsIDBNT HAYES SALARY AND SAVINGS
The Cleveland lOhio) Herald publishes by au-
tEorlty the following concerning ex-President
Hayes salary ana savings: The whole truth
concerning the alleged savings OF eN Pres, tent
Hayes from his salary can be tola I'm a few
words. The aggregate OF that salary for the
four years was $500. 600. The expenses of the
position curing that time were Sl3i 0Oa. Had
congress refunded the 81 600 he paid for the
expenses or the visiting statesmen 60 L9ulsi-
ana, his savings would have been abour $40 600
AS II Is, he Went out OF office with SEQ 600 TO be
carried from his account as President TO the
bentfit OF his account as a private citizen.
When he became President he was buriened
with debts 10 the amount OF 500 GOO mostly on
account OF requests charged upon the Birch
ara estate. or this amount he has paid 500 900
out OF his savings from the presidential salary.
so that the net available result In cash OF his
presidential term Is Sc GOO"
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THE EVENING STAR.
Latest I'm the Sprauue Case.

ihn AlIhokD INTIMACY OF THE IN GOV ERSoN
WITH fkkTIr BLONDE AT swANrsoorT
,oSt etorter OF the Boston Herald had a talk
last Monday with several witnesses from
=, Ns,lPscoH, r. j, whose dispositions relafiye
-, 70 ,ne S?rague divorce case were recently
in ~, ~ sna nom them gathered the follow Ing
IN, IL @.s summer or ISIS. about the middle or
July. there came TO Swsnpscott Ms Ne p
ANDERSON, beautiful blonde OF M summer
ohe WE OF captain o. A. Anderson. then
OF the bank. Daniel A Preston rho ~,
tain is spoken or as an intelIgan, o9,
honorable man, and the lady's connan
lions IN Providence, r. l., are said 20 hs In
good standing. Mrs. Anderson rented a honsa
on Orient street, near the Lincoln House. she
was accompanied by handsome boy about a
Years Old At times, IL is alleged, she got badly
intoxicated, and was seen on the streets In
That condition. Early one sunday morning
Governor Sprague arrived in Swampscott aud
registered at the Lincoln House. He slept
uhtll ABOUT moor, when he went over 10 Mrs.
hnoersons, With whom be is alleged 90 have
peen quite Intimate ia Providence In the
alltfhoon the Governor and Mrs. Anderson
nelu high carnival at the house both, Il IS
an sea, being 6eastly Intoxicated. A police
uan was called 10 the scene aud the q Dy,.ra DR.
sit od In the doorway OF the house IN MS shlr
sleeves. threatening TO shoot any o,s
WIZ, VINO osred TO intruie. lie shouted a
loui toiies that he was TIE 'ex-t ly..npr
or Rhode Island The ofdser a., nat o.
near tie iniuriated man, wRo suhse1upa'1 ~
became calm and retired. SpraCge - raoor.A a
10 have locked as though he nad o,eii on a
pro'rac'ed spree. The affair caused cons,Ier-
able comment al the time. out was never re-
tered TO I'm the newspapers. The fo!iosfng
wednesday Mrs. Anderson was called for by
her rather, who look her 10 his home an Provf-
dence. Aitr being there short period she
otcame insane, and is now coDined in the
button Insane asylum. Her mental mala 1y f.
said TO have been caused by too frequent alc1-
hoiic potationS- Her unnatural habits were
well known to the people who lived near her
The woman stopped at the Swampscott house
Tor i've weeks, during which time the governor
Is alleged 10 have called upon her but once
On one occasion, when out riding, she told the
uiNtr OF me carrlsge that the child with her
was fathered by Gov. Sprague. There are pu
meIous other statements going TO show that
Their relations were or wretched descrfp-
tion.'
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JHE STAR IriH announce the occurrence u BIRTHS,
the same marriages and deaths, uAere persons
HtcrcSted so desire. In most European countries,
trhere such authorized announcements are common
they Justly considered 10 b. Of quite as Bca con-
sequence. net only 10 relatives and friends bu 20
community an general, either % the others; alld %
Curious that the observance ~ tse same custom iIi
this country toouLd frequently groUe 70 BE- Of great
advantage in more rags than me.
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A FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKEp.-A freight train
on the main stem OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was badly wrecked about a mile abOve
Elllcott City yesterday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
a heavy boulder, weighing about two tons, fell
Gown from high bank across the railroad
track, and owing 10 deep curve In the road at
wa. polnl, tne engineer was not able TO see the
obstruction until his engine was almost upon
IL, IN the crash i've cars were thrown from ths
track, two completely demolished and the en-
glDe quite badly damaged. The track was also
Torn up for some distance BY midnight tue
track WGS clear, ana all trains resumed their
schedule. None OF the train men were iniHreJ.
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SHOT BY A PRIZE FIGHTER -Elrly yesterday
morning scuffle occurred In a Bowery saloon
in New York, between Patrick McC ausland alias
VIM. English and John Herbert a professional
boxer. when the latter drew a revolver and
fired at McCauSland the ball penetrating his
neck. The police were summoned by the shot
Herbert was arrested after fierce resistance.
and after being Knocked down by the police
With their clubs.
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An INCENDIART SHOT BY MASKED MEE -Was-
icy harrison Smith, gig1nUIc negro, was sl0s
al q Killed LEAR CdmpOelS0urg, Henry CO my
Ky, by bard or ten masked men whel In the
act OF setting barn on IRE on Monday night
las. TIN fires by incendiarfSm have occurred
II the vicinity IA twelve months. Some or the
vigilan'es who Shot Smith. it is said, are on
the Coroners jury holding an Inquest on the
hfdV-
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SUSPENSION OF The TENNESSEE BROKERAGE
AsSC CIATIoN.-When the first quotation from
New York or cotton was posted on the black
boards or the Tennessee Brokerage Association
Ia Memphis, yesterday, showing a decline OF lS
II was announced that the business OF the asso
citation would be suspended. Considerable ex-
element followed. but su osided when the oper-
atOIS were assured that all contracts could be
settled Ia full AZ Tuesday S closing quotations.
The ASSOCIATION has been IN operation since
September. IL is reported that their losses
amOunt IN go OnO
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KILLED 1HEIR SoN.-Wm. Trotten and his
Wife have been arrested at Oldtown Ohio, on a
charge OF numbering their son william The
boy had been fined SIS for disturbing religious
meeting, and his father beat him severely and
struck him blow that knocked him down a
hight OF stairs. His mother was arrested as an
accessory.
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ID 4, Z rr,,,ko.,
nIarlC-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON 1luaioo''
NNALTER j. WILLIAMS h Co., An ii neers
w 1t0l Northwest Corner 10th and sis.

TRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE, BLING PART OF LOT 8,
H HaS1N AvENUE N6s HnMA r Oh M AIRY
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. passed in Equity cause num-
Der 8, $50. Power and White vs.. Margaret lrka ct
a., L, the undersigned trustee, will. on FRI DAY,
ARCH 18th. 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, Sell, at
public auction in front Of the premises, all that
certain piece Or parcl of ground stu sted and ynY
in the city of Wa hingion District OF Columbia,
beginning for said part Of lot at the northeast cor
ner OF said lot ana running thence southwest
Na,dly along the line of Maryland avenue % fee;
thente southt astwardly at right angles said
nue. to the southern boundary line of that part of
said lot mum bers d which was veyed by Walter
) CoX's trustee to JnO w. Jones by deed dated
the 3Uth day of December, 1865 at distance of
10 "a 100 feet from the said avenue. thence east
wardy ale ng said southern boundary line inter
sect the east line of said lot at the angle therein,
tant o. feet and inches from the beginning thence
81 feet and inches 10 the place OF beg inning i'm
proved by brick stora and dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One third of the ent re purchase
money to be paid III CASH, and the balance in equal
lnstalments in six and twelve moths from day of
tae with interest at rate of six per cent pes aunum
and the payment then to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser with security, to be- approved by
Irns!ee or cash to be paid on day of sale the
ratification thereof by the court dep lsit OF
$lUO will be required when the property is Knocked
moi ey and in terest is paid. Cost Of conveyancng
to be at purchasers expense. Terms 10 be COM
pied with within five DAYS after sale, otherwise
Trustee reserves the right to sell cost and risk of
maI0, eo&ds WOODBURY. BLAIR, Trustee
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PENN4YIVANTA RnITTE II ~

1921 PSE Pc l4s Ivan EoUTh Loo i
Double Track, steel Rails.
Trains Efa SfFa Ni5 HissH if 81 D.se.
sns5 Of sd' sb and ass sss n 6,; vim
% Ginctnnstl, 81. LouI and Ohicaso; $3.50 p N.
BAIftMohE AND FoToMA6 RAiLRoAD,
For s,4a4 . sG u: 49,
:I ss fSs a.as Js q oaa. aal
For WiInamsport. Lock Haven and Emirs. at 10 30
FOR N.a SSs{{ an. s5S .s s ssss
P as U q Ps i0a osls
sor M NY sIGfIs ronsh ,In, oonnse, =,
!er.ey Oily With boats Of Brooklyn Annex. a.
dosb. ferr.se aeross New 9ori City
sof PntlAdeiphiA 500 am, 1880 m, 80,
Is = E e E ss4s.z sS 80. 90
seSSSss; 10 50 s4 s so s S So .Oa
aa rHys .,s S,sss Line s.u Am and 4io pm
Tor Anh.poiis.r t ss 20 9. q. and .unn ,.u.
A1s ssHs ssfpasnl AND observation-disclosures , a,1.. =.
T5s 1SP asD WISHING I'M
sor Hs1andi.a. A .6o. 7.,o Orr -.
:SS 500 and Il 50 a p nd II % 90 a M:
Tran. sea sc "a i aaE sS5SsRs
.nd "a 60 ianlsh. sands,A = 90 g
5. 5. the 6os S. horn r.
Tess corner q 18th street and Pennsylyana svenr:
enecnnG OF eAssaSe TO destination from hoteis All
J. T: FARMER. General PASSENGER A-.p,
FBAFE THOMSON. General Manager. nov5s
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JAMES GUILD & SON. Auctioneers.
TOMORROW.


~ Z. WAGGAMAN. Zeal Estate Aucioneer.
IEGSIEES SAIE OF VALUABLE PROPER To
IN SQUIRE 800, CORNER Or lIlH STREET
AND g. REEF sou fHWES C.
by virtue q deed of trust dated lash day OF
Decemoer, 1878, aud duly recorded IN Ii Der "a
20 o9y, folio so. one of the Land Records 1.s3
Oh me Dstrlct of Columbia, and at the -2n8
qOest OF the psrty secured thereby, will offer at
P6M101lc sale, on FHIDAY, The 1lTH DAY OF MARCH.
1881 AT HE HOUR OF O'CLOCK F. NJ. the folio =
ing described premises. situated in Wash ington
city, Iistric. Of Columbia, being parts Of Lots
number =. 10, II and Il. in subdivision of sQusr
5oo, Des1urlnR at the northwest corner of said
square No. 335. and running touth 25 feet; thence
east W feet ~ inch &; thence north 25 feet, to
street; thence west 50 feet and 90 inches to thu
beginning, with til improvements upon the same,
subJect 10 81 special ana general taxes.
Terms of sale q. third Of the purchase money
IN cash, the balance in six aud twelve Jubs, with
interest, or the our chaser may pay all cash. All
conYeyanciBg at the cost OF the purchaser. de-
post Of $40 required
4. JACKSON, ) ru,.o
IFMUEL DENHAM, trustees
mars. L. E. WAGdAHAN. Auctonear.
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DETITS POIS-V.
FLAGEOLETS-F.
OHAMPRIaNONG-A n
HARICOTS VERTES-E. y,
MACEDOINES DE LEGUMES.
TRUFFES DU PERIGORD.
EVAPORATED VEGETABLES FOB SOUP.
b. w. REEDS SONS.
MERCHANTS,
Headquarters for fine imported Goods.
feb6 l2l8 F street northvvsat,
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THE TRADES.
iON RRInHKR,

GIBSON RRUTHERS
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOR pRJNrFRs
1ol2 Pennsylvsnia ave-, Wa.hinston- D. q
~Ttne Printing . specially isnIa
DOOKRIADIS6-TheL lo1f7 BUD1a1 em1lo1s
ID drst Cas- ~orkmen. and turns ont sup.yiS,
Vork. u . ons Of the oldest eStahahm M In tSs
aN. lola p. ave-, d door. ocio
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kEoEAvED DAILY.
CHOICE STABILIZED BEEF,
PHILADELPHIA .QUABS, Ga2Cas,
CHICKENS AND TUhKEYS.
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