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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-10
THE NASHVILLE BANNER.

| At this season of the year. when the public
are making arrangements to be supplied with
the freshest secular, religious, political, and
commercial news, domestic and foreign, dur.
ing the year 1882, they are a yised to subscribe
for the Nashville Banner. published daily and
weekly, at No. p North Cherry street, Nash
Vile, Tenn, blythe Nashville Banner Pub
| fishing Company. 1t is unexcelled in enter
prise, independent Democratic in politics,
| frank and fearless in expression, strictly ac-
curate in its reports oflocal and other markets.
and is more widely read and is receiving more
substantial proofs of public favor than any
newspaper in Tennessee. TheDaily. issued at
3 O'Clock p. m, contains thirty six columns of
intelligence, from every part of the world, and
furnished by the W estern Associated Press,
and by reliable mail and telegraphic CORES
pondents. All the cities and principal towns
in Tennessee are represented in its news col
umns. The Daily is delivered in nearly every
place within 300 miles of Nashville, by carri-
ers, for 81 80 per year, $3.50 for six months,
81 80 for three months, 50 cents for one month
and Is Gems per week, and sent free of postage
to any address in any other part of the globe,
at the same price. The Weekly, issued every
Thursday, has .thirty-siX columns of choice
reading matter. selected with great care espe
clally for the benefit of the large and intelli-
gent class among whom it ciTculates, embTa-
cling vast deal of info rmatiOn regarding the
farm and household. with abundant topics of
interest to both seller and buyer The literary
department receives special attention, short
stories and sketches, as well as the best o poe
try, being selected to the taste of old and
young. The W. ek!y is furnished to single sub
sCrbers at one dollar per year. Extra induce
ments offered agents, who will find il prOfita-
bic to extend the circulation Of the paper.
Send for specimen copies, which will be sent
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-10

1t has always been taken as an I'M
questioned fact that the compression
of cotton for transportation Injuries its
fiber. 1t seems, however, that some
experiments made at the Lowell On.
q. mills overthrow this theory, and
that the compression is not injurious
to the fiber, as supposed. The same
grade of cotton was spun in three par.
cels-one not compressed at all, an.
other compressed in press such as
generally used on the farm, and the
third parcel compressed in a power.
ful compress to the density of thirty
pounds to the cubic foot. The more
densely the cotton was packed the
better the thread that was made of it.
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Nom Resident Notice.
IN c IANCERY AT HUMBOLDT.

G, W Bryant VS.. Y. B. Newhouse ct al.
TT appearing from the bill filed in this cause,
i which is sworn to, that toe defendants,
Beadle. w God 4 Co., are nOn-resldents of the
state of Tennessee and residents of the state of
cannot be served en- them; it is therefore Or
dered by the Clerk and Master that publication
be made in the Milan Exchange, newspaper
weeks, commanding said defendants to make
their appearance here at the court house in
Humboldt on or before the first MOnday in jan
uary. 1882. and plead, answer OF demur to com
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken for
onfessed as to them and set for hearing eX
parte. This Dee Sd. 1881
TT. WILLIAMS, c. 4 NJ.
W. NJ. Mccall, S)pr.
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OVER THE STATE.

Lebanon wants her charter restored
Memphis had thirty-three deaths
last week.
GAINESVILLE is down with the rail,
road fever.
Mormon missionaries are working
up East Tennessee.
Nashville had twenty seven deaths
and twelve births during last week.
-Four prisoners burned a hole in the
floor of the Jail in Columbia, and es,
capped.
The post>ofice at Sewanee was
robbed on Friday night of last week.
The burglar was caught.
AT jackson, last Saturday, Mrs.
A. G. McGhee was accidentally shot
and killed by her son John.
The coal area of Tennessee is set
down at five thousand one hundred
square miles. Itseems with this huge
amount, we should have coal at less
price than is being asked for it at
present.
Judge Cantrell has instructed the
grand jury of his court at Shelby
vile, in this state, to indict all deal
ers in futures" in that county. The
Judge Is evidently determined to break
up this kind Of gambling in his circuit.
A match pede strian race begun in
Memphis Wednesday night, between
O'Leary and Hart against Hartman
and Schmehl. The race is to run
seventy-6ve hours, the two winners
to get five hundred dollars and two
thirds of the gate fees.
Commissioner Hawkins is engaged
in collecting statistical and other in
formation with the view of publish
ing a "hand book of Tennessee, "
for general distribution. The book
will contain general description of
the state ana of each county.
Judge Hammond has rendered a
decision holding the present city gov>
eminent of Memphis responsible for
the old city's Indebtedness. This will
be hard on the people of the Bluff
City-but ifpeople go in debt, they
may expect to be compelled to pay.
Huntingdon Republican,; r. ".
Jones and wife returned from Colora-
do on last Saturday. They moved to
that state last spring, A party Of
about twenty colored people who went
to Kansas last spring returned last
week; also one or two from Illinois.
A couple of white Families returned
from Arkansas last week.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-10

We desire call your attention few interesting concerning the Dry Goods
trade Of Milan and the advantages buying Purchasing
do are wholesale houses we are thus enabled
dandr
than nandex
e
We will the highest market
x Frur,E &c.,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-10

Endorsed and recOnpA
4 IIended by the 1IcdI-
4 cal profession, GOGE
i Dyspepsia, General q
4 Debility, Female Dis Il
eases, Want of vital b
ify, Nervous PrOsfr0- II
b fiOn, aud Gonzales
cenceTI.OnI EeceTS, Dc.
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The Courts.
COUNT IN GENERAL TERN.

NNNha 1N ohNhhAl lhhh.
Today, G. Fisher, application for p,taat
pall lolnt), opinion by Judge Wyta Affirming
decision OF the Patent Of;1ca. Clarence n
Batret, tst1dent), application for admission TO
u w, I5I; 1sleIfed. Nelsenfeld, Starr q Co,
agt He'zel; On hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JlIdge Haczrfl1u-.
Yesterday, Browning agC. ID strict OF Colum
Die; verdict for defendant Homiller ayt. Ia.
tamo ana Seaooard Coasting Company; on
To-Day, Homlller agt. Inland seabo ard Coast.
Ing Co; jury Out.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judqe Cor
Yesterday. Fanny johnson alias ThitIoN.
murder OF female infant; verdict not guilty an
defendant discharged. James Stanley, grand
larceny; motion for neg tria, filed.
Io.oay, henry Matthews, burglarious entry;
case SCI Tor 2lst John T. Mitchell. rape; set
for trial on 29d Chas Branson. second onsnce
pellt larceny; verdict guilty. Jesse Mobberly.
burglary and larceny; guilty or larceny. and
sentenced TO three years ia the penitentiary.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Shell
To day, Lee Carter forfeited collateral Mary
morsei, Glsorderly conduct; s. or Is days.
Robert Brown forfeited collateral Albert ".
Gfeen, alias johnson. well-dressed, inteln.
gebt-iooElng White man, WAS charged with
vagrancy, and sent TO the workhOuse for %
oaysin default OF bonds. George WASHINGTON
keeping an unlicensed eating house; personai
nohds TO not repeat The offence. VIM. Kearney,
cfargec with being the owner OF a horse that
mas the CHAMBERS and permitting him TO run at
large; continued Edward Nash mixing mortar
anu siaslDg Iue on an asphalt pavement: $40.
JSS watson. Louisa Harrison Beverly ZONES
Robert Swayles and Burrll Carter, charged with
creating and maintaining nuisance luxurious
10 nealih, consisting or nithy ouJnouses: per-
sonar ponds TO aoate the nuisance. Jas B.
MerTick assault on David T. Faulkner. 81 or IL
day VIM. Tinker ana Samuel Adams. assault
on Repa 5. Mitchell; IS or Is days each. Jos.
HICKS FORFEITED collateral JAS Thomas threats
or personal violence TO Philip Smith: personal
tonds TO Keep the peace. VIM. DeNeai Charged
Win burglary; grand Jury-bonds $500.
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1881 PxNE Hh xSNhaKA ROUTE 1881
TO TEE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

TO TEE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
sPLKsDD sogKEnY. MAGNIFICENT EouIPx1s1
rRA1ys fE aaTTEESH Mn 1s5S i 1s .n,
s't shs ss 6hs ss Ss
@neins.a st. IeSs ma Sh isS a 50 ~
s sf ~ PMS AS5 q r5TS s. RS RsiRoAn
Win 9.rlor 0ar to Ws.Sins and the North. 5,
s1s:R sqRR ::s; S:s. d sss
Tor aay .sd xSsf s1 Hsysn and
For a ssS T Is IS and ihs Essi: 500 An 10
ana i5n Dn msed e4p seads 3, 1
mar Parlor Carr. Q $50 am. daily. except sun IN
For srooliyn ' N , ~ through trains connect =,
to E ksa ss avoid
L "a "a iSis S%ss ai,5ss:
0;so:; M: daily, except sunday. AApse'''
ZOE . O ss los aSs spd Ills .ne
% On n s 60 500. 10 80 am, 400. sd.
For Popss Grees Line. s 40 I'm. and 40 p. m.
daily. except Sunday.
ALS2xspSIS AND rgEgEg1cKsBuRe Rail-
M MAY. AMP NJ pAa..EGAANDhIA AND WASHIN6-
4:20. 500. 40, 800 and II 80 p. M. On Sun.
day at 100. 40 and IL 80 M, and 8 100 o. n
daily. and 100 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandrix for Washington 8 100. 8:Oo
Pm, and Ia 100 midnight. On Sunday Of sos
and 10 90 SIN. {; z GO and :06 pm.
Tickets and Information st the ofiioe. northeAs,
corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania svenue, and
% the depot where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels ana
residences.
B. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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LOCAL NEWS.
Nportfo Notes.

Sportf0A Notes.
Tux MILITARY sBoc. ING MATCH.
In the military shooting ma, h at Glynoni
Yesterday the result was as foIlo> s;-wash-
lhgton Light Infantry Miller, 20; God
S On 49, -; Besi sds Hale. 9s Harrison IS: Ross.
lltlen, ~: Laird, &c; Burnside. 81: Vsie %
sample, p: Johnston, 50: oyster 90, total ,s-
h,eNst otla light lnfantry-Downey. IL: Fow-
er, 20; Monroe, ~; Ninson, Z; Warn I'D L.
White. ~; Wheate. ~; total laa There was
also match between Cash. OF tha Iicht I =
fantry. and Johnaton, OF the Ribs. az a0o
yards, FOR s. Johnston won.
Col o. p. Burnside, president OF the Co'un.
Ola X Ie Association. and captain OF the Ma
tional Rifles stated to-day TO a STAR reporter
tlat me lie made between TIE two militia
leans yesterday was something unprecedented
10 tne annals or rifle shooting. The first seven
rules Prescribed by the National Rifle Associa-
1on Rules, TO decide TIES failed utterly 20 I'M
ravel the knot. ana it was only by apnllcafion
OF The eighth, where the scores made In the
round next 10 the last were considered ina
any ground could be found for giving the match
vsnts &c OF such technicslity. the company
consented 10 the reference OF the matter 10 ina
National Rifle Association.
7HE COMFY ISLAND RUNNING RACES
e eotI .es1eLday: The back track was
oids, one mile. was the principal event n WAS
won, after hard fight, by Hindoo In issI
Inc o,nsI winners were; Five fnrlongs, q. l..
Lorillards Sir Hugh. Bonnie Lizzie second:
Time. 1:O4A: one mile and an eighth Dsyer
BROS. Wariield, Big medicine second; time.
l:ss; one mile aud a quarter, for msidens OF ali
ages, LittlefiGd's Aurora's Baby, Regicide sec
ono: time, 2:l6. The handicap steeplechsse
Iuu course, Was won by Reeds Disturb ance
Glenliyet poor second,
BASE BALL GAMRs YESTERDAY.
At Philadelphia Athletics. a Atlantic,
sbrooklS ~, 3. Al New Iork-New Works q.
Mefopolflans 10. Az Boston Bostons I. Da
uors, l. AT Provtoence-Chicago, Is: Prov.
Aibsny-1rols. 3; Cleveland, I. AT Worcester
Buffalo, 4; NoIce sttr g.
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DIED.

BhOWSING. Thursday morning. June 18TH
1884, at . IN VIRGINIA a.. wife of John W
b downing, OF New York city.
Friends and relatives invited to attend the funer-
81 from the residence Of her mother I716 Mass.
avenue nor Invest, Sunday. June ~. at 5 O'Clock.
New York papers please copy. 3.
FRIEND, In this city, June 18th, 1881. Mrs.
Bf LINDA ID. FRIEND
Funeral services at her /, to residence 2i6 Mass.
avenue northwest at half-psst O'Clock. Friday
AZ g, noon, June nth
0R)FFITH. On Tuesday. June Ia. 1881. at IL 80
O'Clock, WILLIAM L. GRIFFITH. in the eightieth
Friends are invited to attend his funeral from hts
late residence. s05 stret northwest Friday, the
18th inst, at O'Clock. e
SOLOMONS. On jane 18th, 1881, at 1908 X
ST. Get. Mre RACHEL b SoLoMoNs, wife OF A. s.
solemops. aged fifty three years.
Her remains viii be taken 90 New York for In
terment- Friends Will please not send flowers. a
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MA,
22D. 1881.
A A. M LEAVE WASHINGTON:
1Is oHis FAST Ex HpassnssSATi' AND 81
kfos1 ok and Way Stations
6;5o-Bs.timcre, Ar napoHs. and Way. piedmont,
s Str Winchester Hasefstown. and Way.
s:1o-P9int Of Rocks and Way Stations.
s15SooEEHEITk 40 NEW YORK, AND Bos-
s:4o-sTATNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS
o9nnsets for Hassrstown and st Point Of Books
to 0o,0n sunday only. for Baltimore, Annapolis
,oo sao Mf5i EXPRESS ts.oDs a, Hv.tt,
ito ySonfteP SfsP9s and
AsD 81 i LOUIS tx 4HiSaSo' CINCINNATI
l2l %,I sti9og. Eoot City Annapolis and
ssHfssy SEE Fl and Way
YORK EXPRESS - Ia "a = 1>H"
s:S9. -.BsimO ana Way Stations twiachsster.
BEL =; LxPREss TreeericS. va Relay. stops
:i$eP9ins q iss0n Frederick. H.gsrs.oxn
Vine winchester and Way Stations. ION Sunday to
r ag-B.ltimore knnspolis and Way Stations.
Way, via Relay. Stops at HyattsvilIe and Lau-
rel.}
6:G5-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
to 46-Baltimore and Way Stations
T:30-BALTIkORE, HYATTSVII.LF AND IaU
EEL EXPRESS
f9:15-PI1TSBURG, CINCINNATI AND at
LOUIS EXPRESS.
s;t%9ooPPqIlLARELPHIA. NEW YORK. AND sos-
10 QOI,BALIlMOkE. HYATTSVILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL EMPRESS. ktops on signal or to let off
and Annapolis Junction.
fDaiy. +Sundays only. Other trains daily ex-
cept runday.
ton. ' S
For further information apply at the Baltimore
And Ohio ticket Office. Washington Station and
gig and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street where orders will be tax IN for baggage to he
checked and received at any point in the city. m23
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,I.RrsTREs' SALE CT IMPROVED PROP
l. EkTl ON STREET, ABOVE MN GTEENTH
STREET NORTH WERT fNO 10nS1

By virtue Of a deed Of trnst. dated the 9th -
day of November, A. D. 1878, aud recorded 49,
IN the land records Of TIE District Of Coia9-
request Of the owner of the notes secured thereby.
will cell at public auction, in front Of the prem
isee, on WEDNESDAY. THE 22D DAY OF JUNE, A.
p. 1881, Al. SIX O'CLOCK NJ. the following Real
tcribed as part Of Lot numbered ten GO
teen ul8), beginning st q point on North :!
street distant nineteen 9) feet aud ak and half
(61) inches west from the northeast corner Of said
lot; and running. thence west along said street
thirty -fonr (3D feet and three and half $40
inches; thence south nlnsty-f CD feet six go
(s5) feet and three and quarter go inches to 9
point due south from the point of BEGINNING and
distant tberefrOm one hundred and two (l02) feet
and six t6) inches. and thence north to the place
u beginning.
The terms Of the sale are: One third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, one third in six
months, and one third ia twelve months from the
defer1ed payments, to be secured by deed Of
trust u on the premises. A deposit Of one hun
bred dol ars will be required wht the property IL
struck Of. Premises sold subject to the lien Of
unpaid taxes. OonveyaucinR to be at cost of pur-
chaser. p "a A. oHaAslMagsERs.} Trustees.
B. 81. WARNhR, Auctioneer. je11 -i0t
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HE OHIO GRBENBACK CONVENTION. IN session
at Columbus, yesterday nominated the follow
ing state ticket: For Governor John Sietz. OF
seneca; for Lieutenant Governor. Charles Jen-
klns. OF Mahoning; Supreme Judge Joseph
watson, OF noX; Attorney General E. M
Iutue, OF Lake; Treasurer. w. F. Lloyd. OF
montgomery; Member OF the Board or Public
Works, III. l.. Morrison, OF Ashtabula
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fHE NBw HAMPSHIRE DEAD-LoCK.-In the
New Hampshire house OF REPRESENTATIVE YES
terday the resolution reported by the majority
OF The judiciary committee postponing the
electlon 10 the next meeting OF the legislature
was adopted. The senate decided TO 60 on With
the election. and took one ballot. Mr. Rollins
GOT woes. Mr. Bingham and Mr.. Brodgett 9
The lest SCATTERING
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND USIMPROvgD
Y PROPERTY IN 0EOR6ETOWN AT AUG

T THnUNfAHIA IN oAonoHio"N Al AoO-
B, virtue Of d cree Of the Supreme Court -
Taai;y Doc i6. tie supr-ms Court q he Dis
bishss. bidder: en M0NDAY. sdrs JTsk i iss 81.
Lots 3 and 2si IL Peters ter squ.re. immediately
en- the YES, SIDE Of Cor sress ssres Win depth Of
AZ feet; they will be subdivded into lots OF
Iarts of lots Sc. 81 and IS, Old Georgetown,
fronting on the esst side OF Congress street and on
1es aorth side Ct tie canal, between Congress and
The CONGRESS street tront win be divided into s
lots three Of Viii h VIII be each l0i00 feet frot
with an old frame stable thereon.
One lot adjoining ;hese on the south 90 SO 100
ieet wont; improved with t~o-story Brick Build
A lot adjoining the Las, on the south. 20 s1-,OO
zee, iioDt lmprCy.d by atso-story brick dwelling
lot on the Iorth aide Of the canal, east Of the
With TWO .tory brick building used as restaurant
for over 40 years.
- 3 20 feet front. improved with two story brick
lot stu east of the last. fronting II 90 100
imp: ovs ID with . two story brick dwelling.
plat Of all the hereinbefo mentioned lots will
pc ea1lblted at the faie. showing the meres and
Psrts Of lots ts and 60. Old Georgetown, fronting
on ne Sest side Ct Jefferson street. immedately
First Lot 80 feet front, 100 4-I2 feet deem. i'm
second Lot 20 feet front, same depth, Joining tina
prsl OF the south, improved III the same manner
Third Lot, distant 20 feat 9 inches south o, the
second, ass' 20 feet front. l02 IL feet deep I'M
proved With tie same kind and sized building, No
Fourth Lot joining the last on the south, 80 feet
front by ll9 feet inches deep, improved with .
ohe.story frame building, brick base Ient. No.
LIT on north side Of Cherry (Irace) street dis
% 90 Iet east from Potomac street with front
feet. This lot Joins the mil Of the Washington 4
Is unImproved. AFRO, LOT joining the last on the
west, II ontins Is feet on the north side of Grace
street, and also running to the canal. Both OF
these lots have outlets to Potomac street. the last
improved with three-story brick wareh Iuse
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above and sold in the order mentioned above, and
II not all sod on that day to be continued from
day to Day at the same hour.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash and the residus
IN one, two and three ears il notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest and secured by q deed of
trust on the property, or the purcha' or msy pay
all cash at his OPTION. Conveyancing and record
Oh each improved lot and $50 on each unimprOved
lot viii be required at time OF fae. II the teens of
sale are not compiled with in ten days the prop
efty will resoid st the risk and of the aefault
in & purchaser.
WILLIAM KING,
GEO. W. BEALi.
JESKIN THOMA9
Executors ard Trustees OF Peter Won Essen
DuNCANsON BIOS. hucts. je7-dGds
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~ NOTICE.
LANE RUUTE.
TIE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
SPORTING GOODS.

4 lAB. BuPfERT.
Nos. 4Oa and 600 Yth sf. NV.
0AADooARTGRS FOR THE WHITNEY GILL
DEEMS CARRIAGE COMPANY,
The cheapest for Beauty. Uouuior. and Durability
In the market
ARCEERY AND FISHING TACKLKs, CRnouRr
AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYOLls,
VELOCIPKDk9. WAGONS,
q. \. BOILKR SKATES tAn numbers, a. Prices
% Suit the Times. mars
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IHE NEW YORK BREWERS STRIEE.-The en-
ploying brewers or New York were In Sc ssion
yesterday. Reports from nearly all the brew
cries state that the employers had az work all
The men they desired, and that the business
was progressing as well as before the strike
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
CUTE1DE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
sa ing days from Baltimore~Every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at 4 M, from foot Of
spears Wharf (Eear foot 8. Gay streeI.)
FroU New 1Urk-Every THURSDAY and SAT
CRDAy, a. p M. from Pier 49, East River (lear
foot Chhtol Ssreet.)
EIeesnt passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates OF pas age-First class &c, including meals
and ststeroOm berth. Steerage, IS. meals, If de-
sired. Is ceats per zeal.
A. L HIGGINS, AGT.,
tboston "harfO BALTIMORE, Md.
GEO. Fl. GLOVER, AsT
1e2o PIER 40, EAST AIvER n Y
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NEW YOEK-ROTTERDAM.

The O -st class Steamers ct this Line
sAMsIhRDAM, -.ROTTEROAM."
''SCHIEpAM,"''W Wv. A. ECHOLTEN,"
'P. CALAND," and MAS I"
CARVING the Q. g; Mails to tn. Netherlands. lesve
Mntson stores. Brooklyn, regularly, on WE'D
.I First Catin, sSo-s7o I'd Cabin, $50 s.eerage.
Tam st: New York For pssssae apply to W. g.
MxIZEROTT & 90 925 PsnnsylVsnis avenue,
SAfe DePos:t building, corner New 70 K ave. aud
1otn et northwest. tan17
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CHARLES W. DANDY, Auc.ioneer.
Trustees SALE OF TWO SNAIL FRAME
HOUSES ON FIFTH STREET sOUCHEAsE,

TRUeTEE'S SALE OF TWO SNAIL FRAME
HOUSES ON FIFTH STREET SOU CHEASr
NOS. OFT AND 6l9
On der and by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated
Septemb Der 4. 1871. and recorded In Hber No $50,
foio l65 OF the land records of the District IF
Columbia. and at the request Of the holder OF the
note set ured thereby will offer for sal. at pnbIlc
auction In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE. A D. 1881 AT O'CLOCK
F. NJ all that piece or parcel Of ground being part
OF lot fourit en- (l4) IN square eight hundred and
twenty two (s22). beginning for the said piece OF
ground at the southeast corner OF said lot running
il ch thence north forty (4D feet the nee east
one hundred and five Qot) feet one % inch. and
ginning: being the south forty one (4O feet front
In the fa!d city Of Washington.
Terms OF sac: One fourth cash. balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at The
rate OF six per cent per annun. secured by q deed
ton Of the purchaser. 500 down at time Of sale.
Terms to be complied with in seven days. Con-
veyancng at cost Of purchaser.
jel6-G&ds O. A JAMES, Trustee,