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T T. COLDwELL. Auctionear.

TRISTFE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT IN
PROVED BY SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS,
2lst, 1880, and duly recorded in NO $780, &Ss3
tollo lSo enc of the land records for the his -
tr1ct OF Columbia. and at the request of the party
secure,. will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises. ON SA URDAY. MARoH 18th. 1881.
at O'CLOCK p M, the west one half Of Lot 2S AM
all OF Lot ~. in square numbered five huudre
and sixty-n1ue (e69). together with the improve
meBts
Terms Of sale: One, fourth OF the purchase m ,ney
In ca. b. aDo the bsaut in six twelve and eiyhte N
months, with Interest at six pc cent an aum.
for which the notes Of he purchaser will be taken
secured on the property sold or all cash. $50 de-
post required at time of sale. Terms ID be COM
pl ed with in seven days.
marl2.eod&ds JOHN T. ARMS, Traste,.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucttoneer,

SANdOMAS DOWLlNG, AuCtloneer,
sA II q pE Ngs koh5 S
8FrthEk ok nskksf fe aakbsNEE FOR
o tie Of dsy Of tbes ,
sna recorded in III oeT S f H 81 Of
the direction Of the party secured iReseby. de- s
fault having been made in the payments Of the in
psbe % Gu s emsss On rb s
55Ta OF Manor. 1881. Al O'CLOCK N. the fo TO-
SSnS 8 ssa esa shs hvsa na oa
the Ridge Roa5, west Of GeorSeto IN, beginning at
Of hs's
nortb 5o} }S degrees wee txeSe @ peTshes with
8 psrees n
bounded stone standing on the east line of tie
q at hs a o
line thereof the TWO following cou rses and dis
soa s a,
south 81 degrees. east 46 Clio perches to inter-
section win he 2ls IT., line Of said Alhanse and
ginning, containing IL acres. 3 roods and u Der
ches. more or less, and beng the same land con
jackson. trustee. by deed recorded in Liher X. NJ.
l. folio 30. ct seq. one Of the land records for
The improvements are a dwelling house. a
SLAUGHTER house and other buildings especially
hundred dollars must be depositsd sS tue time Of
chaser bearing interest. and deed OF trust of the
property Il the terms are not complied with in
seven days alter sale the Trust reserves the right
to resell the property upon one weeks notice.
Taxes raid TO January !, 1881. Oonveya lcing at
Il aria dts JOHN MILLER. Trustee
'E'RuSTEFS'- SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
L FRI. on N STREET, BETWEEN ElEV-
NH AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH
EAeT
BY vltue of a decree OF the supreme Court .k..A
OF The L!sIrict Of Columb q, passed IN Equity Az
Msnch. lssl We win sell at public AUCTION
22p DAY OF MARCH. D.. 1881. AT 1
siuale IN the city Of Washington. Dtstric. OF DO
iumtia, to wit: Parts of lots twelve O2) and tsir
teen O3) in square one thousand aud one GOOD.
ARD the same beiog the east fourteen Cd feet OF
lot twelve 2. aud the west thirty tw3 ODD feet OF
lot thirteen OS). fronting on IN" street south
esst, toeesher with the improvements thereon,
side building
Terms: One-third cash, and the residue In two
equal ipftalmenfs on credit OF one and TWO years
with Interest, the purchaser giving notes se-
cured by deed of trcst on the property. A
deposit Of $50 win be required on day of
sale and the balance Of cash payments aud notes
with deed Of trust within seven days. All convey
ancing at cost OF purchaser. In case OF failure
tn comply with term of sale, the trustees reserve
the right t. make resae Mt risk OF purchaser.
S Giv G { t4aa ~ &; Trustees.
msrl6-let THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
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DR.. NEALE. OF Boston, was asked by Rev. A.
j. Gordon II be ever had any church difficulties.
"Oh yes he replied, ''0nce iJ was pretty Seri-
Gus, and the brethren were getting very warm,
! said, Let US be dismissed They rose, and,
before they thought Of il, the benediction was
pronounced and they were dispensing. Ere an
other meeting they had cooled off," Dr. Cor
don asked DR.. NeaIe the secret OF his long pas
torate. "WeL," replied he, "when got Vexed
and wanted to go, they wouldn't let me; and
when they got vexed and wanted me to go,
wouldn't so. We never both got mad at the
same time"
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AUCTION SALES.
FETUR y DAYS.
yUALTER b. WILLIAMS Co., Aucuoneerf
w 1lOl Northwest Corner 10Th and SITS.

yyvALTER b. WILLIAMS h Co., Auctdoneerf
w 1tOl Northwest COrLer 10th and ID sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BF ING PART OF LOT g.
EOUARE 7S4--, KNOWN AS BIT MARY.
iSSD AVENUE NORTHEAST
By virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause num-
Der 6, $50. Power ard White ys. Margare. Burke ct
al, 1. the undersigned trustee, Will, on FRIDAY
public auction, in front of the premises, all that
certain piece or pare Of ground stu 4tei and ying
in the city OF Wa hiugton, District of Columbia
known as part OF lot 3, in square numbered 7Si,
pe1nnIng for said part of 1T at the northeast
ner OF said lot and running thence southwest
Wardly ai3Ig the line of Mary land avenue % feet :;
thence sontnt astwardly st rixht angles said
nue. to the southern boundary line of that part of
SAID lot numbered which was conveyed by Walter
= COXs trustee 10 Jn0. W. Jones by deed dated
the 3Uth Cay of December, 1865. at q distan 80 OF
IS "a 100 feet from the said avenue thence east
wardy along said southern boundary line /, inter
sect the east line of said lot at the angle therein, dig
81 feet aEd inches 10 the place of beginning, i'm
proved by brick store and dwell. ing house.
Terms Of safe: One third of the ent re purchase
money 10 be paid III CASH, and the balance In equal
instruments iii six and twelve MOL tbs from day of
SALE with interest at rate of six per cent
Of the purchaser with security, 10 be approved by
Trustee: each TO be paid on day of sale or the
ratification thereof by the court deposit Of
300 will be required when the property Is knocked
down, and rs deedwtl be given until all purchase
noley and interest ia paid Cost of cOnveyancing
LIED with within five DAYS after sale, other wise
Trustee the right to sell at cost and risk of
GCfaTliing purchaser
malt eoSds WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trustee.
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FOLEY. Auctioneer. sll 7th St. northwest.

] will saii at pnie'ic aucti n on WEDNES- -
DAY MORN1NG MARCH 18th, c:M- W
Rooms, 81 7th street northwest, splendid III
lot Of New and Second hand Furniture. compris-
ing every article Usually wanted for persons fur
nishing rooms CT houses. Also, alsrge lot of Hard
ware and IiLWsre. and other goods too numerous
TO mention. will sell same morning q new Fur
mace. snitn ole for church or store
maria 2t FOLEY, Auct.
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FT'HOs. e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsrATEo on RIDGE
sTRkET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH


By virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court ksS
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity fkR
cause No l67, Hurley ct a complsinants, 80
February, A d. 1881. I shall sell on the 2lsr bay
OF MARoa. A.p. 1881, At 80 UYLooK NJ. on
Kate L. Laurifz' ma subdivision Of square No 5IS
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the Decree ara az
follows: One third Of the purchase money to bs
paid in cash. or the whole Of said purchase money.
two equal instalmenis, OF six and twelve m1nths,
With interest frora dsy OF sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold. All conyeTanctug
at the cost OF the purchaser. deposit of 500 will
be required when the property il knocked off.
reArI0 dads JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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HsAAHe RE Hs sALE OF EYE ~, yALg.RLE TWO
18th, AND AND . sTREETs NoRTa P
NEST hHs9 OF n
5S W6 BE AXkSRE }5s Is
soN1R 1N tSi HTR HAt a RUN sor IN
~, BY virtue Of teeree Of the Supreme Court OF
ct sn al Ed ,6 Gaq 1ssn No 1893 passed in said
auction, at the times herein mentioned the follow
ingdescribed real estate in the District of Column
1851, At 40 o'cIook 2, NJ, in front Of the prem
seven ts, eighty eight (ss). and eighty nine t89l
Of Calls 4 Whites subdivision. in square numbered
proved by a handsome we'll built two story brick
Dwelling iI4s house; early new o.
to the middle twenty COD feet lr1nt ii street
90 il sGasrs No al. IN the city Of wash nstea
,U On THURSDAY >l THE PATH DAY OF March, AD
Lots six (s) snd eiahteen s). in block eish l g. in
what is known as Meridian HILL" i'll the District
On THUR DAY. THE 24rH DAY OF MARCH, A. D.
1881, AT O'CLOCK T. NJ. l. seven ID in block
five (5), and Lot Thirteen d3). in block seven 3D.
IN what is known ss subdivision No. of Howard
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
IN two equal instsmen,s. payabe respeciivsiy al
one and two ears from the day Of sale, with inter
improved property and Of s5' on each unim proved
lot required at the time of sale. Terms of sale to
sale in default oi which the property to Be resold
after three days advertisement in the Evening Star
A c6nveyancina at pnpeh az ssers cost
MILAN HENRY BROWNS.
on'e CT GaAE Il. HSt N NAr THi.'n
Cftice 90 Congress street, georgetown,
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A CURloUs TALE OF MURpKR.-A Portsmouth
Va) dispatch says q respectable citizen OF
camden county, n. q. writes under date on
March 10:-"I was riding along the road tnis
uOrIing on my way 10 my home, when my at
tpntlon was attracted By heavy groans proceed
ing apparently from pile OF leaves In the
WOODS. about ten feet from the road: and on
= mTn nearly dead He Was apparently be-
fwIen 90 and IS years cd. He lived for three
hoprs after i discovered him. He told me he
y as attacked by three men who were hired by
q ICDng lady and a mulatto man to murder
Elm. Since bis death / have learned that his
name was NJ. d. Sykes, and that he halls from
Elfzateth City, N. c. Three letters from dIf-
ferent young ladies were found In his pocket.
one was from Miss Jennie Nedell, OF Philadel-
phia, and the other two are from Miss Kate
Tsylor and Miss Emma Taylor, OF Portsmouth.
fought bravely for his life. When found he had
clInched In his hand knife, the blade OF which
was about or inches long.
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- ECESVED DAILY.
OEOiCE STELL-FED BEEF.
PHILADELPHIA SQUADS, UkpONR.
CHjUkESH End TURKEYS.
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, AND
EAELY VEGETABLES,
IKE
ROSTGE HAEEHr.
LEUH SEHEEI. a. Co.,
feb9 E2N9 Pennsylvania avenue
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40 tURE. NO PAY.-wRITKHURsI-s
cEDsR BsLsaM is warrspted g cure
&c Sis drops Q doee Try Il. II not satisfied
EetcrI tbs Empty bottls and &c: yogf money back
ali druggists. Price rs cents. STCTT GROIN
WELL Wholesale tant2-sp
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DREADFUL DEATH FROM HYDRerHOBIA About
fifteen or sixteen years ago Mr.. Benz. karlcofe,
gusta county, was bitten By a dog suopo sed 70
be rab.d. AntidoteS were given him az the
time. aid tlfS fear OF hydrophooIa passed away.
and indeed it was not thought probable that
however, Mr.. karicofe was seized with convul-
sions at the sight OF water, and the DIRE adtul
truth at once flashed upon bis friends that he
was attacked with hydrophobia. From the
time Of bis attack until his death Mr.. Karicore
had lucid intervals and those who saw hiIH In
his suffenngs speak OF the agonizilg hours OF
torture he underwent such as that 1t drew forth
the warmeSt sympathleS OF his friends and
netghbors. During the mad spasms MI. Kari
COTE exhibited great strength, and was Win
difficulty kept under restraint, and In the
spasms that preceded his death. which occurred
on Saturday last. IL took four strong men 10
hold him doWn.-HdYTisonburQ (Fd,l SptrH.
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When a peer becomes bankrupt the fact is
notified by the Lord Chancellor to the House or
Lords, and the bankrupt does not vote until his
bankruptcy is annulled
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

( 'HANCERY SALE OF THOSE VERY VALUA-
- BILE LOTS ON STREET NOR THWEST,
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND EIF-
TEENIH STREET. FACING MCPHERSON
SQUARE.
By virtue If decree of the Supreme Court IL
Of the Distric Of Coiurubta, passed in Equity On
Cause No. T. 6sT. in which Ellen Butler and -4s.8
another ere plaintiffs, aod William Queen ct al are
dereendsnts we vii seIs a. Pos Oh auction. on
10 front Of the prem ises those two valuable Lots Of
Ground known as Lots three 81 aud four a. in
square 2l6. WASHINGTON city. b. G., with the i'm
provenients. These Lots have each q frontage Oh
street OF % feet. and are 100 feet deep They viii
be offered separately.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. Of which $500
must be paid at the time of sale (S25U on each lot
balance in equal instslmenss at six. twelve and
eighteen months. with interest. TO be secured by
deed of trust the property sold, or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. If terms not COM
piled with in days, the property will be resold
at the risk and cost Of tine defaulting purchaser
Conveyanc1pg ano recording at cost of purchaser.
ARTHUR A. BIhNEY,
$50 ~ street. r,,,.,,u
]. TARBELD DYEh Z trustees.
Cor. 18th st ar q La. ave. n,w.j
THOS. j. FISHER h co. Aucts mar2-dts
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctsoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURN-
ITURE OF THE MOST ELEGANT CHAR
AC,E OF The VERY BET MAKE i, AND
TINE. AND MANUFACTURED To ORDER
EXPRESsLY FOR OWNERS USE.
Magnificent Rosewood Case octave Piano. heavily
carved legs George Steck Il Co., makers). cost
500; one elegant Chamber suite. exquistely
carved after the most elegant and Original de-
signs deemed by connoisseurs q rare specimen
CT carving. Wi h French dresser, beve'ed edge,
swinging glass, 38x43 cost $500; six Walnut
the most perfect work manship in of the
best manufactures; four Parlot Suites. Upho-
st. red i'll raw silk, crimson and olive green
plush bands, beautifully traced in gold ebony
irames; Tennessee Marble top Tables to N atch {;
four elegant BrocatelIe Lsmbrequins, with cor
n1ces heavily carved, gilt tracad, cos; $3.50
four Mantel mirrors, handsomely fran I'd
three Per Mirrors, gilt AMI walnut frame,
french plate, Walnut Etegere combining 9TH
beanty, ana durability; Walnut wartrooes,
Extension Table 20 Lambrequins of rep and
cretOn, with cornices; fine Lace Curtains,
Chromos, Wilton and Body Brussels Carpets,
Body Brussels Stair and Hall Carpets through
out the house, Velvet hugs and Mats, Hair and
Husk Mattresses, Feathers, Pillows and Boil
sters, Wlre-woven Springs, To.let Ware Heat
ing Stoves
The above list partially enume-ates thea
goods TO be sold st auction: the articles not VI
mentioned are in keeping with the above and H$3
be oyerrated, is an exhibition of the finest work
that has been seen In the market The sale takes
piace on WEDNESDAY,, MARCH L. BEGINNING AT
I'D oCLoCK A M, at No. 1872 street, above Re-
publican Office. facing Pennsylvania avenue.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
mRrl4-2t
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OF. JENSEhS Plan TO PREVENT GRAVE ROB
BERY.-The Baltimore American says: Wm.
III. Jensen, who gained some notoriery 10 Goa
nectfon with the recent robbery Of the graves
in Baltimore Gems starry, Low appears as the
inventor OF q contriyancer to prevent b1dy-
snatcbing. He called upon an undertaken in
East Baltimore yesterday, and endeavored 20
wbeedle the gentlema Al in the .'anniailator.'
which. he said, would, Wit bout doubt, prevent
taker declined TO go INTO the "uttle spec"
The contrivance referred to is simply torpedo
to be placed in the grave In such manner as
to explode and cause a loud report IL the
ground is tempered with, which is calculated
to give the alarm aud frighten away the resur-
rectlOnistS.
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joulEtd yesye: day, having in sixty days pas
>ed Ieally 500 bills. They raised the school
TAX 10 1873 cents on the hundred dollars worth
II Property. 4. w. Simpson, member from
Dare White republican, WAS arrested when
about TO leave Oh a charge Of larceny. 4 con-
iCerablc quantity OF stolen plumber was found
L his carpetDag. and In a box in his room. He
ga. twO other white republican members put
gpa job on him because he would not vote for
Il tpIIain bill
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THE FATE OF THE PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR
Will probably be finally determined at the next
meeting OF the executive committee, tn New
that, In conseq Of the tndlsposltlon OF tue
public 70 subscribe, 1t will be recommended
that ft be Indefinitely postponed. Gen. Grant
says that unless the subscriptions 10 the worlds
fair amount to at least 81 OCT. 600 by omorroW
the enterprise may then be abandoned.
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iBE MAN WHO CHAINED HIS DAUGHTER.-The
Supen court OF New York yesterday rem
Gfred lis decision In the case OF Annie Louise
Crawford, whose father, Charles E. Crawford
was accused Of having tll-treated her by chain
ing her to the wall, suppoSing that she had
been guilty OF theftS and lncendia rl5n. CTaw-
ford was committed, and the Child returned TO
her home.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

LARGE CONSIGNMENT CT CROCKERY Al
AUCTION.
I shall sell, on THURSDAY. MARCH ,efN
18th. 1881. AT 10 O'CLOCK, within MY
sales rorIn-- I
10 Rogsheads of Asserted Crcckery.
The atteItt Il OF dealers is called to this ~
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MoDlFssTLLNE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TEE " WEST 81 VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRICK JAsNEY COUPLER! STEEL
A.M. oh0I LIVE R Il iss2
fl.soCh:caso, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast R1
SeeB.turnoss. Enicott City and wsy statioua
s.sO.BaltiIuofa, Annapolis, sni way. piedmont
str,sonr. Winchester. HAserstown and way.
s.loPotnt Of Rocf. and way stations.
6.kSStauntOG and Valley Express. (Connocts
for Hsssrstown AID 1t Point OF Rocks for
s.go-Nsx Yors. Phn.delphi. and Boston E1pr...
0.o.On Sunday Only for Baltimore, Annapctis
HOO. B.ltnors Express. tssops =. fayetteville.
Son nss Ssss5 s snd HanaV 5sl Annapolis juno
~ Louis EIpress
9.maBaltmora EEcctt City. Annapolis and Way
q 1s-Qn snnhay only. for Baltimore and way.
IsO-Bsltmors and T Way station. 1--WE eWinehsstess
F F.sasT,cs. asserssown and Way. us
go B.Itiner. syastsyMs and Laurel TX
press Hesderick. via RelsJ. Stops Al Anus
winohesss. ane h.y sssaSn; a eon snosa;
w ->otAo auO WY St&QClb ~
"a 4OEBAtmore. Annapolis and Way Stations
ft.kS-Philafei ;hIa ard Baltimore Express. (Nar.
Snsbs s5s tnS mSS' VIA Relay ssopsa' H5ssss
e0@Potnt OF Hocit snd Wsy Stadons
to.41BAitiElcre sa6 Way Stations
7.60-BAhmO-e and Laurel EIpress-
1seGFt1burs. G1ndzn.t and st. Louis A1press.
fl0.00-Ner Iork, Philadelphta and Boston FL.
prem. 5iaeKirs Oar to New York. and spec-
ial HleeptnS Oar 70 Philsdelphls.
fDaily. tsundAy only. Other u.ins daily OK.
cept 6unda
Al trains s:Op st Relay Station.
For furthez Information apply ~ ths Baltimore
and Ohio ticket o6.ces. Warrington Station, Ard
BIB and 1881 pennsylvAnia avenue, corner 14tb
Street where orders viii be taken for baggage 10 be-
ohecked and received 1T any point In the city.
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DETITs POIs-V.
FI.AGEOLETS-F.
CHAMPRIGNOES-AN
HARICOTS VERTES-E. z,
MAOEDOINES DE LEGUNES
TRUFFES DU PERIGORD,
KVAP0RATkD VEGETABLES FOR SOUP
b. w. REEDS SONS,
MERCHANTS.
Headquarters for fine imported Goods.
feb5 12I8 F street nOrthwsst.
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AUCTION SALES.
OMAS BOWLING. Auct.onesr


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
Amp FIRST STREETS. GEoRGErJWN.
corded in lber 9iS, folio 142, &c. of the ~.
lsnd records of Washington county. in the District
of Columbia, and by direction OF the parties Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees viii sell,
on FRIDAY, THE IsT DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT /
lowing described property, viz Part OF lot twenty
Coz, in Old Georgetown. beginning for the same
feet Of h. line Of
run thence north with line OF Potomac street niue
teen 49,, feet: thence west ffty-four (s4) feet
more less, to the rear lire of said lot thence
south nineteen 19 feet thence east tifty-fou I5D
feet to the next line of Potomac street and place Of
Terms OF sale: One-third cash the residue in
two equal payments at six and twelve months, with
and 81
property cold or all cash, at the option of the pur
chaser All # Ppscaasers cost sloo
tale. the trustees reserve the rsht to ressli tse
par,s-dts JAMES = T. GA SASi,s. Trustees
DERrMPToRY SALE OF OVER FOURTEEN
L 1HogsAND ACRE OF MINERAL AND
HoPPt H a. soo1aT IL NAA' LAM AND
virtue ahs Spsr By the
MARoH gid, At u O'oLook NOON. within the auc,
3.s40 acres Of Land in McMnilen county. Texas
All of the shove Land being in scrip Of $40 acres
each, and Iositi1ey will be sold to the highest bid
S 5HoHAs + GlthsSSs sE. Committee.
q A. s6 Ohm, e. p,os 49,
mars. 10 10 then d
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NEW fOHH-nOTTEHDAM.

The frst-cIsss Steamers Of this Line,
.''AMsTERDAN," ROTTERDAM"
'SCHIEBAE." ''W. A. SOHOLTEE,"
'sP. OALAND, and ''MAAS,"
Carrying the u 8. Mails TO the Netherlands. leave
EEEDAY.
1ss Cabin, sse-s7O. ID Osbin, e4s-s5o steer.
Age, s26. ii. OAZAUX, General Agent. AZ South
William at, New York For passage spply to W.
q. METZEROTT CO., 926 Pennsylvania ave. :,
Washington; or E. II, JOHNSON, Agent National
Safe Depostf Building corner New York ave. and
18Th It, northwest. 1asl7
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MEDICAL. &c.

no CURE NO PAY TO all afflicted with
IN private diseases cone at Gree and you ehal be
rewarded by speedy cure without mercury. DIR.
BRUI HERS, 906 Il st southwest. mar7-2w'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-22

The tidings of the Presidents death were
received with manifestations of sorrow and
regret. In the forenoon the various church
bells were rung and flags were suspended al
half mast in token of the deceased Magistrate.
In addition to the flags on the various ships,
flags were displayed on the staff on the CON-
mon, the Evans House and II. w. Jewett's
mill.
Tuesday forenoon Master Horace Libby
an employee in Smith Bros. steam bakery,
accidentally hit his left elbow against the
drive wheel of the cracker machine. and IL
save himself he put out his right hand which
was caught between the rollers of the machine
badly crushing all the fingers of the right
hand, so as to burst the skin and jam the
bones somewhat. DIR. PlimptOn dressed the
hand.
A live human being in flesh and the perfect
bones of a bear is on exhibition in the store
opposite the post office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-22
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"The Beare is beaste." says quaint old
book, published in London three centuries
ago, 'whose flesh is good for mankynd; his
fat is good. with laudanum, to make an oint-
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the hayre agayne" We know of many
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1t required years of study and scientific ex-
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