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RUssIA's MURDERED EMPERoR--A mine has
been discovered in st. Petersburg by which it
was intended to blow up the Cars carriage IL
the attempt on his life with the bombs failed.
The new Emperor has granted certain rights
and liberties to Siberian eXiles. A large sum
OF money has been raised In st. Petersburg by
time the late Car was assassinated. The
public, regardless Of social standing, are to be
allowed to view the remains on the 18th inst.
Preparations have already been commencei for
hanging RouSSakoff, the man who was arrested
for throwing the first bomb.-In Berlin IL is
thought the new Emperor's policy Will be
friendly toward Germany, and that he VIII
announce his motto as Peace and Economy :
"A correspondent OF Rocheforts paper, the
Paris IHtrGnSfgeGnt, writing and Claiming to
know all the inner movements OF the nlhillstS
states that neither OF the assassinS has been
arrested. Rochefort has gone to Geneva to see
his correspondent
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TRAGEDY IN PRIsoN.-The bodies OF John
Pfefrer ana John Mcbride were found In the
EsStei2 peniienuary. at Philadelphia, yester-
asy. In che cell occupied by those oonvicts-
MeBfide,s body was found upon the roor. snd
9lsclosed various marks OF violence. while
PIeiner's WAS hanging by a strip OF sheeung
attacLed 10 The gas bracket. The prison on :
clals are ar loss TO determine whether Pfeifrd
muISeIe9 ms eellmaie during the night. or
whether both men committed suicide Pfefaef
tnough young man, was an old burglar Nc
Bride was about nifty years Old and was sery-
ing sentence for aggravated assault
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A DRUNKARDS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-Solomon
Fry, merchant OF South Bethlehem, who has
tempted suicide while walking along the LIE.
high Valley railroad track. The ball from his
pistol destroyed the sight OF both eyes, and
passed through his brain. He still fingers, but
cannot live
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GEN. UPToN's SUICIDE.-An inquest was held
In San Francisco yesterday on the remains OF
Gen. Upton. The testimony or Captain Has
BRONX, 4th artillery, and letters written by the
deceased to hts sister and the adjutant general
OF the L. 5. army, confirms the previous i'm
preston that the suicide was due TO depression
adapt his system of tactics to the movement
of cOmpanieS OF 200 or more men.
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OLEoMARGARINE.-At meeting or the prs
dent, resolution was adopted inviting an who
are Imposed on by dealers IA limitations OF but
ter 10 bring their purchases TO the president
OF the exchange, at No. 60 south street and tbs
exchange win assist In the prosecution OF
all offenders under the oleomargartne law
Bar, syn. rO-Gda,
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Col. DwIGHT's LIFE INSU RANCE-The New
Tuesday in the ceIehrateJ life tnsnrance caso
OF Col. Dwight He had taken out policies
representing a total OF 1925, 900, and the COM
paDies resisted the payment, contending that
the deceased had committed suicide The de-
cision is that the companies must pay up.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

V1RUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Il FRTY ON y STREET, BETWEEN ELEV-
FN1H AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH
By Virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court "A
of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity -.
March. 1881, we viii sell at public auction.
in front of the premises, TUESDAY, the
22D DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1881, AT 4
o'cLocK p NJ. the following described real estate
situate ia the city of Washington District Of 90
lunbia, to wit: Parts of lots twelve (l2) and thir-
teen ODD IN square one thousand and one GOOD,
and the same being the east fourteen QD feet OF
lot twelve az and the vest thirty two (s2j feet Of
lot thirteen O3) fronting On IN" street south
east, together with the improvements thereon,
coz sisrng OF three story frame dwelling and
Terms; One third cash, and the residue In two
equal lnstalments on credit of one and two years
with interest, the purchaser giving notes
cured by deed of trust on the property. A
deposit OF $50 will be required on day Of
sale and the balance Of cash payments and notes
with deed OF trust, within seven days. All convey
ancing at cost Of purchaser. In case or a failure
to comply with term. of sale, the trustees reserve
the right to make resale at risk OF purchaser
Guy TBd 5Sn 2 s Trustees.
marlO-lOt THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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T I. COLD WELL, Auctoneer.
Os No SIS eth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT IN
PROVED By SMALL FRAME DWELLING
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January su-.a
2lst, 1880. and duly recorded in No $50, 49,
folio 4Ss one of the land records for the bis -.
trict OF Columbia and at the request of the party
secured, will sell st public auction in front OF
the premises, on SA UEDAY, MARCH 18TH 1881
at O'CLOCK p NJ the west one half Of Lot Is and
all OF Lot u. III square numbered five hundred
ments
Terms of sale One fourth Of the purchase m ,ney
In cash. and the balance in six twelve and eighteen,
months, with interest at six per cent per anaum.
Tor which the notes of The purchaser will be taken
secured on the property sold; or all cash. $50 de-
post required at time of sale. Terms to be COM
Piled with in seven days.
mar12- eod&ds JOHN T. ARMS Trustee.
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N1RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE RICH OF OCCU-
l. PATTON TILL DECEMBER 81, 1906, OF
THIRTYTWO MARKET STANDS IN THE
WEHTERN MARKET

V'RUsIEE's BALE OF THE RIGHT OF oCCU-
RATt3N TadL MREGE ET 81 1906 9T
WESTERN MARKET.
BY virtue Of thirty,two several deeds OF trust to
:. to
lively recorded ameng the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. in liber s45. at pages 8. 6, A
Eleven deeds dated December 5. 1916 and re.
s ss said and snS
and In hber SIS, at pages I, 2, 25 and "a
in Liber sst. at pages s. ana So Of said land
Sssd II is and
~. the other in Libsr s39. at page 4S4 of said
Three deeds dated December 9Th. 1876. and re-
corded, two q them In Liber SA5. at pages IL and
10. ana the other in Liber s3s. at page 4o6 of said
Two deeds dated December IA. 1876. and duly
recorded IN Loer $40. at pages 26 and As Of said
One deed dated May 7. 1877. recorded in Liber
One deed dated May 10. 1877. recorded in Liber
s55, folio aIo 100 S, Of said records d.
$50 folio N. Of said records.
s dated ?H no. rse0FSss
District 81 ooS%sis; VII Offer for sale. a. public
ss AZ y sr RAT Ths Mssss1a
Market southeast corner of and 2.sts.rssts in
Is SssRz ass q
cember 81. 1905. the following stand in said West
ern Market, to wit: Stands numbered 49, "a, IS,
o. %. 90. 81, 50, 81 g. 50. 40. q, 46. q. 6.
e. 81, So "a. 81, 90. 6S, II, ", II. IS, 49, 81,
l0I, 1O3, lCA and l05
Each stand viii be offered separately.
p: Isr mi One fourth cash Of which $50 must be
three equal instalments. payable In one. two and
rnfee years from day Of SALE with interest at the
by the purchasers promisory notes. Endorsed by
eooo surety and secured by deed of trust on the
r1aht soid AI conveyAncing and recording at the
cost OF the Purchaser. terms OF sale not COM
pied with II ten days viii resell ct the risk and
1 cos1 OF the defsuiinR purchaser.
WILLIAM BIRNEY. Trustee.
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L sT9kY BRICK PgELLISG HOUSES oS
l6IH AMP AND STREETS NORTH,
shE kALqAhE sf 1 asD q Sa5b bH
4skAN r. AHESSs N0R aTs ALSO Of
HOWARD UNIVERSITY GROUNDS.
q, By virtue o, decree of the supreme Court Of
ct al. Ed Cause No. 1853. PISSED in " said a
cause on the 14th day Of December, A. D: Ill
suction at the Herein is the foox
ing described real estate in the District of Column
On WEDNESDAY, THE 23D DAY OF MARCH, A. D.
1881, AT 4;5O O'CLOCK z. NJ, IN front Of the prem
Of Calls Whites VISION in square numbered
proved by handsome We'll built two story brick
dSe n TEE eG ssNF ne bay new 20
to the middle twenty & feet ir1nt on 9Th stree.
THURSDAY ne Day 's, OF Fl M.RoH. f.
Lots six (65 and eshteen S) in block eisit 1s in
what is known IS Meridian Hill" in the District
On THURSDAY, THE 2iTH DAY OF MARCH A. D.
ISL s "a AZ 9'GL 10 r M Lnt seven O. in block
Ia what is known a. subdivision No. 2 of Howard
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
in two equal instalments, payable, respectively at
est. deposit in money. of 300 on each piece Of
improved property and OF a5U ON each unimproved
lot required at the time of sale. Terms of sale to
be complied with within days after the day Of
sale. In default Of which the property to be resold
after three days advertisement in the Evening st
newspaper at risk and cost Of defaultng purchasers
AL conyeyanclng at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM HENRY BROWNE,
Office sos st. northwest Washington,
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S,
Office 55 Congress street, Georgetown,
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTf)N
Office 40 5th st. northwest, Washington,
Trustees.
b d. WARMER, Auctioneer. marl2 -dtds
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY... March ~, 1881.



RAILROAD PLANS AND RUMoRs-
The Philadelphia Times OF yesterday says
"Tnere is something very important aioot In
relation to the effort OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad 70 reach New York by an Independent
route. Robert Garrett, the third vice president
or the company and its active spirit In the alb.
sence OF his father in Europe, was IN Philadel-
phia yesterday In conference with President
GoWan, OF the Reading railroad, on the subject
They were together for three hours IL is un.
deTstood that the conference was In reference
10 the way In which connection can be formed
with the Reading railroad without going over
the three mile junction road. AS the Balti-
more and Ohio company cares very little for
the passenger business from either New York
or Philadelphia, but Is most interested In the
transportation OF freight, IL is said that line
Is to be constructed outside the city, although
adding three miles 70 the distance. On west
ern freight the Baltimore and Ohio people
think they can counterbalance this by the
ShortneSs OF their route to Baltimore. The
great aim OF the Baltimore and Ohio company
Is to enter into competition for the tremendous
freight business OF New York and Philadelphia
with the west and south. Their design, it is
reported. should they fail to get into Philadel-
phla, Is to have freight received by the Reading
railroad In the city and taken out TO the iunc-
zion OF the road which they propose 10 build
Id STOCK circles the opinion prevails that the
owners OF the Delaware Western railroad and
its Charter, giving the right to build extensions
FROM wilmington comes the definite statement
mat Col. McComb. the principal owner OF the
DeiaWare western road. has contracted TO de-
liver 500 shares TO Mr.. Garrett who agrees
In return, that his road Will build the line 10
Philadelphia and Baltimore. In order to fulfill
Is contract Col McCOmb Is reported To have
purchased 800 shares from WA. 7. Carter. OF
this City. Mr.. Garrett is also credited with
having secured the stock In the Delaware
W. stern formerly held by DreXel & Co. X. X,
Robinson Co. and Elliott johnson q Co.. two
Wilmington bankers, have been buying up all
me Delaware Western stock they can get for
Col. McComb. Ii Is also said that a form al
transfer OF the Delaware western road was
MADE yesterday to the Baltimore & Ohio CON-
pany, through It's counsel In Wilmington, Levi
e. BIRD, A report that Samuel Candy and
others were out at Kiamensi yesterday, max
Ing surveys, strengthens the belief that the
baltimore Ohio people mean business Mr..
Garrett came IN cab direct from the depot.
and after his interview with Mr. GoWen re.
turned immediately Ii Haltimnrn
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A DRUGGISTS FATAL MIsTAKB.-In August
last George w. Van Brunt, a druggist at Sea-
bright, n. j., caused the death or q woman
named Catharine Monnahan by mistaklng a
prescription given by DR.. Conover, OF Red
Bank, which called for epson salts, Van Bruut
putting up two ounces OF Majendies solution
OF morphine instead. AT the Inquest held at
Long Branch the coronerS Jury brought In
verdict OF manslaughter against Van Brunt,
and he was put under arrest to await the ac-
ton Of the grand jury. When the grand Jury
met they failed to lind a Dill against the drug.
gist. Roger Monnahan, brother OF the pols-
oned woman, now brtRgs suit against Van
Brunt for $4,000 damages. The case Is to be
tried before Justice Scudder, of the supreme
court, at the coming term of the court
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE. MASS,

The june examinations for admission to Harvard
College. the Lawrence Scientific School, the Law
held simultaneously in Cambridge, Exeter II. H..
New York. Philadelphia, Oincinnati. OMoago and
SATURDAY following the last WEDNESDAY, In
JUNE. They will begin this year on THURSDAY,
JUNE S0rH, ut am.
Candidates may present themselves upon part
For recent examination papers and furthar in
formation address the REGISTRAR, Harvard Col.
lege, Cambridge, Mass. mars 2awl0t
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS, GEORGETOWN,
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date -
the sixth day Of August. 1880. and duly re iva
land records of Washington county In the District
OF Columbia, and by direction Of the parties Be-
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
on on. FRIDAY, THE lsT DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT /
O'CLOCK p. M, in front Of the premises, the fol-
loving DESCRIBED property. viz Part OF lot twenty
t2O), IN Old Georgetown, beginning for the same on
the west line OF Potomac street at point sixty (6O
feet north of the north line of Prospect street, and
run thence north with line OF Potomac street nine.
teen go feet; thence west flfty-four (sD, feet.
south nineteen n9) feet thence east fifty four l5D
feet to the next line Of Potomac street and place Of
beginning, together with the improvements.
Terms OF sale One-third cash: the residue In
two equal payments at six and we've months with
notes bearing interest at 7 per cent per annum
until paid, and secured by deed of trust ON tae
property sold all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. $100
required at time Of SALE II the terms Of sale are
not complied with In seven days from the day OF
sale. the trustees reserve the right to resell the
same at the risk and cost Of defaSlting purchaser.
narl5-dts JAMES L. DAVIS, trustees.
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MARRIED,

GRIGGS-CARR. On Tuesday. March S, 1891.
GRIGGS. JR., to MARY CARR, both Of Washington,
ID. L.
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RAILROADS,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINZ
rHEEAsT AND THE sV VEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY oouPLKRl sTEn1
SCHEDULE TO TAKE kFFHoT WEDNESDAY,,
AZ. DIof LIVE R II isH2:
t1.bo-Chic49o, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast IL.
s.oo5-B.ltimore, Ellioott City and way stations.
st 81 winchester. Hsserstown and Wy:
s.lo-Peins q Rocks and way stations.
6.lS-Staunton and Valley Express tOonnects
fSr Asssrstown aad ut Point Of Rocks for
s.1S- SsxYori. Philadelphia. and Boston n1prs.s.
w.W.On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
uoo. Is time Express. tstops =, Hy.t..vs
o pes asssSps sna a.nsvsr Annapolis juno
lU.A.pittsburgh: OhioaEo. Cincinnati and 3
u .DaBaldmore, Eliioott City, Annapolis and Way
M2 q a, Sunday only: for Baltimore and way.
SBsltmors and Way stst aaa 0V eWinchsstsr.
srsderick. Hsserstown and Way. VII
t.so-gsismess. Hysttsvtlle and Laurel E1.
winchester sna Way Stations. l0n sundsy
vi anu way CI4uOu1 Only.t
ri.&0-BAltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
philadelphia and Baltimore Express. (EIar.
I,n1s s and Way via Relay. Stops ut Hyatts.
e.6-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
70. 46-BaltiHnOre and Way Stations.
T.50-Bsltmore and Laurel Express.
ss97Pittsburs, Gincinnah and 81; Louis Express.
e.l6-Balamore, Hyattsv1ue and Laurel Express.
ITO .0O-New York, Philadelphia and Boston *.
Hresn: Sleeping oa n TO Ney York. and SPEC
tDAily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. q.
cept Sunday.
al trains stop Ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
md OHIO Ectet Offices, Warrington Station. AID
619 ald 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders Will be taken for baggage to b
checked and received ut any point In the caty
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CPKIN6 STYLE BLOCK lust received At
- BRODT'S, the manufactures.
sub and Soft HATS made to order and "a. r.
paired ct short notice ut BRODT'S the Hat
avenue. fob1A.lm
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNOANsON BROS, Auct1oneers.
BANK. RAILROAD. GAS AND OTHER STOCKS
On FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH, AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON
we will sell. a. our Auction Room, 9Th and d SITS
northwest
20 shares Nat. Bank of Republic Stock
IS '' Capitol North and South Wash. T. L.
STOCK,
% shares wash. Gas Lgh. Co. Stock.
60 ' Sc 80 80 Sc ScriO 1t
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,s,HoaAs BOWLING. Auct1on.er.
'1|'tEt15 10 ss18H-SOi oSlOtLVI1oof.
ThCSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW Hampshire AVENUE. BETWEEN
III AND STREETS NORTHWEST.

ON NEW HAMPshIRE AN VENUE, BETWEEN
II AND l STREETS NORTHWEST.
A-A By virtue of deed of trust bearing d .te
49, 18th day OF July, 1873. and duly recorded in
- hbsr ssl. folio 26s, &c. one of the land
ton Of the parties. secured thereby, the under
signed Trustees will Sell on TUESDAY, MARCH
22D, 1881, AT 30 O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the
premises, the following described property: Par.
OF Lot numbered six, in square numbered twenty
nine, (z9.) bounded as follows: BEGINNING at
point on the west line Of New Hampshire avenue
seventeen (iD feat from the noEthea ct corner of
said ios slX, and running then southerly with the
western line Of said avenue seventeen QO. feet.
then westerly parallel with the north line of said
lot six 10 the line of said lot FIX, then north
westerly with the said rear line to the southwest
corner of that part said lot six sold by Michael
Murphy to John Murphy, then easterly with the
south ne of said part of said lot sold to John Muir
phy to New Hampshire avenue and place OF begin
ming, together with the improvements.
Terms OF aale: One third cash the residue in
two equal payments at six and twelve months with
notes besrIn interest at seven per cent per
until paid. and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, All copyeyancing, &c, at cost Of
purchaser. 800 deposit required st time of sale.
seven days from the day OF sale. the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property ST the risk
and cost OF the defauIting purchaser
W. ID. OASSIN, r.
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nUNCAhSON BROS, Auctioneers.
iRUsTEk's SALE OF TWO. STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGHTH STREET,
bEIMEEN AND Q STREETS NORTH

HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGHTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND Q STREETS NORTH
NE ST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed OF trust given to me -
and duly recorded in heer Sl4. folio 95. one nun
of the land records for the District of .4a.l
Columbia. and at the written request of the party
secured. will sell at public auction on TUESDAY,
MARCH 18th, A. ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK p. M, in
front OF the premises, all that certain piece or
parcel Of ground situate and lying in the city of
Washington and known and described as lot num-
hered twelve I'D, in Thomas Young and Samuel
Fowler's subdivision Of square numbered four
hundred and twentyOne, (42l, together with all
the improvements, ways, easement, rights, priv
leges aud appurtenances to the same belonging or
in aDywise sppertaining.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. notes to bear interest and to
be secured by deed of trust on the property sold.
all cash at option of purchaser. ConyeysnciGg and
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit of 800
required as soon as knocked off. Terms to be com
Piled with i'll seven days, otherwise the Trustee re.
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
defsulting purchaser after giving five days public
notice of such reeale in some newspaper published
in Washington, DC.
ROBT, II. WARD. Trustee.
mari -eo&ds $50 - st. northwest.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
RFGULAR SALE OF HOUsRHoLD Firm.
ITURE.
At sslssroom, SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1881.
CoMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. comprising Pier and
Mantel Mirrors: general assortment Of Hou sehod
Articles. Carpets, &c
Also,
An Extensive Line of Fancy and Millinery Goods.
Also,
A superb set OF Silver Plated Dish Covers
COST S2Io. marl7-2tt
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BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE WALNUT FRENCH PLATE MIRROR,
BAR ANB BACK COUNTER, HARVEY AMI
SEALS 1MPR0yED BEER PUMP: SHOW
CASE. OIL PAINTINGS. GLASSES. DE
CANIERS, URNS, OILOLOTH, &C BEING
ENTIRE CONTE .TS OF WAVERLY SA-
LOON, NO. 612 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
WEST. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE DEPART
MENT.
On MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 21sT. At IL
O'CLOCK, we will sell. on the premises. No. SIP 8th
sheet northwest, the entire contents of the we'll
known Waverly Saloon This is a splendid stand
for any one DESTROYS of engaging in the business.
marl1-3t DUNCAN SON BROS, Aucts.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co., Aucttoneere
w 1OOl Northwest Corner 10Th and D sts.
TRsSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BRING PART OF LOT 8,
sQSARE IS4,-, KNOWN AS SIT MARY


TRs sE.E ss SALE OF yAhgABLE IMPROVED
ff22s sb avEsUE S6 KS1WN As SIT MARY
Der and Marssrss B9rRs ct
So C on Fk .e
public auction, in front Of the premises, ali that
il TIE city o. Wshiagion District Of C c b1n
known as part Of lot 8: IN square numbered 7s4.
xardy siong Of saSe $
said lot numbered which was conveyed by Waiter er
the S0th day Of December. 1865 At distance G'e Of
rs ga 100 feet from the said avenue; thence east
sect the east line of said lot at the angle therein. dis
tant 81 feet and inches from the eginning thence
by ssers ana
Terms Of sale: One third OF the entire purchase
nstamsnss in s1 ana txsIve months from day Of
with interest at rate Of six per cent per annum
Of the purchaser with security, to be approved BY
Trnstee or cash to be p.id day Of sale or on the
down. and deedx be ven until al puTchssa
to Be T 81 ~ s som
Piled with within a., i've days after sale Otherwise
maio- eo9ds Woodbury. BLAIR. Trustee.
PE4EHKoMgsT.9NEnY s snK EoF oS OVER EeVRTEES
GkAZING LAND IN THE STATE OF TEX
A Az TO CLOSE nss1E1 THE TEXAS LAND AND
By. virtue of resolution passed by the Texas
Land and Copper ASSOCIATION 9' ssppointI3g Hs :
MABoH 22D. AT IL O'CLOCK NOON. within the auc-
ton ROOMS of DUSOANsON Bios.
900 acres OF Land In Atascosa county, Texas.
3.s40 acres of Land in McM4llen county, Texas.
8. $40 .cres OF Land in Jack District. Texas
each, and positively win be sold to the highest bid
der or bidders.
5 HSS a!4 3 E 7 HSst. COMMITTEES.
DUNCANS0S BIOS. Aucts.
nRr5, 10, IL. then q
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nUNCAN6ON BROS, Auctioneers.
GRAY'S DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

Will be- sold at public auction on TUESDAY.
MARCH 22D, AT P. M, the Stock and Fixtures Of
Drug Store. corner Massachusetts avenue and 4th
st. nOrthN est
Carried on by W. A. GRAY more than % years
The stand is one Of the safest in the city, near
Government Printing Office and Patent Office
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