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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-20
DAVID WALSH Collector Of Special Tax.

DAVID WALSH Collector Of Special Tax
DIR.
To amt Of special poor duplicate
OF borough at mill. ........... 1l3 90
To amt Of special poor duplicate
or twp at mills. ................ 2446 27
To amt OF unseated land tax re-
ceived from County Treasurer. l4l "a
--$ 2T01 80
CIR.
By amt of unseated land tax re-
turned on borough duplicate. 21S
by amt or unSeated tax return
ed on township duplicate. $50. 200 81
by amt OF erro s and exonera-
tions on boro dupcate......... go
by amt OF errors and exonera-
lions on twp duplicate. ......... Sc
BY amt OF reduction made by
court in Girard estate. 49,. 1871 %
By amt OF collectors commission
at per cent?. ............ 1lO 80
By amt paid VIM KrickbauIn
Prothy Sept. 6, $780,. .... -. / 600 90
BY amt pat VIM. Krlckbaum
ProthY Dec. I. 1ss0. .............. 500 90
BY amt paid order OF Edward
Geraty Tor services as steward
order oeing dated April g. 1873 SIS 90
By amt OF lreasurer'S commits
. Sion AT per cent. AZ
by bal due the distrct............ lO7 67
-.-S o.Oi aC
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Three Hundred and Sevelty-t NO
and two-thirds Acre,

Oh lano and allowance of six per cent for ro ,ds
which sald tract OF land was surveyed pursue nee
OF warrant dated 23d day OF August 1893 graz TED
TO Andrew Clark.
Ia 10
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DIR,
To MT borough duplicate poor
tax at mills ................. 5Tt lC
To amt twp duplicate poor tax at
10 lnlDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1891 81
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CIR.
BY amt Of unseated land tax re-
turned on borough duplicate. 10 81
by amt of unseated land tax re-
turned on twp duplicate. ....... 139 50
By amt OF errors and exonera-
tions on borough dupllcate...... 1619
By amt OF errors and eXonera.
tons on twp duplicate. ......... 300
By amt OF reduction made by
court in Girard Estae.......... 2I4 55
BY amt or Collectors Commis- t
sion at per cent.............. $50 80
by amt OF balance put In treas
........................... 4767 IS
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DAVID WALSH, TREASURER.

DAVID WALSH, TREASURER.
DIR,
To amt received from collector : 4TdI Ts
To ain received from County
Trea ,urer unseated land tax 2s3 IL
To amt of balance due Treas
urer..... lbs
CIR
By amt Of poor orders redeemed
and cancelled. ed...............,,.,, 4 1852 Cl
BY amt Of Treasurers commits
Sion ut per cent................ 101 O2
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion OF Ycsterday's Proceed.
knSAs


TIE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS BILL PASSES THE
SENATE
SENATE.--After our report closed
The senate proceeded with the consideration
OF The District appropriation bill.
MIR. Wfthers, In charge or the bill stated that
the aggregate of expenditure In the bill as
passed by the House was s. All, 1884 "a ana that
the senate committee had made net REDUCTION
OF 1851. AS reported. the bill exceeded the es-
Inmates sos and was SIS 5ST less than the bill
OF the last fiscal year.
In committee OF the whole the amendments
OF the Senate committee We're agreed TO- when
the Dill was reported TO the Senate and passed.
UNION DEPOT BILL PASSED
MI. Whyte submitted the conference report
on tne House Dill relating TO the selection OF a
site Iof union railroad depot In Washington
ana 1or other purposes Adopted.
The cattle diseases btll was then taken IN
ana the amendments OF the Senate committee
adopted In committee OF the whole
Nltnout further action on the bill the Senate
al 4:30, went into executive session. aud when
The doors were reopened adjourned,
HOUSE.-Afrer our report closed
The agricultural appropriation bill was real
by sections for amendments.
Mr.. Anderson offered an amendment 10 the
Clause relative to the distribution OF seeds &c
providing that In making such distributions the
commissioner or agriculture shall apportion
three fourthS OF the seeds among the several
represented ia Congress. according to number
soil
After further debate, but without action. the
committee rose, and the House at sos ad-
iOurQed.
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DIED.

BUsEY At Aiken. 8. o., February 18Th, 1881.
Friends Of the family invited to attend funeral at
BIS lite residence Congress- rest, George;O xn.
Monday. 2ist instant, at p. N.
BURNS. On Friday. Fe lraacy Is. 1881. HENRI
FuLersl viii take place from the residence of bis
sunday .xt. at half PAST o G ock D. m Relatives
aid friends are invited 10 aeseBd-
e. m, SnrpiRfck. beoypasonStf Henry and EIsss
ponch, aged tao years. three months and two
Funeral from residence o: parents. Cos II street
rorlAgesf, tunday, Feoru.ry 2th. at 5 -. IA.
n ABBY; On Friday, February Is. 1854, J.
nh~gER HARDY, in Ne thirty fourth year o. his
Funeral from the reside ica OF his fsthsr-iu-
laT, Richard ID Gates, No 5ll sth strees south
tas Sssa saS Et6raIy 10Th At 9ooa "a
HART Feb 19. l3sl, az at his residence.
-Si7 Walnut s,ree.- thiladelphia. Dr.; HzsEY q.
General
LIE. On FIR lay. February 18th. RE- LoursA.
aged two years snd seven months.
Mother, my bttie heart is at rest.
III ask IN want 10 moro;
Ny Sorrows al are Ger.
Gore from the hearts that loved ..sr.
Gene n her childish beauty,
Lite Lule Lee.
nort4wess On Sur day. at : clocS, FIisads OF the
fam lily zayited to attend
Obituary.
WATKINS ADDISON Oh.
WASHINGTON, February 5. 1881.
At 8 meet ting Of he employees of the Collectors.
TIetsnrer's and Assessors, aed Water Registrars
Offices, held this day in the Columbia Building for
the purpose Of taking suitable scton in relation e
the ceath OF NaTKIEs ADDISON, JR late clerk
under the Dist itt GoverniaeIt, Mr.. John A. Sloan
President and Mr.. Vim. j. Donoho secretary. II
Was unanimously
Resolped, That in the death of WATKINS ADD
SON, JR.. the District Goyernment has lost val.
liable c.ei I, the community useful citizen. ana
his fellow clerks An associate whose many virtues
and sentleness of cf aracter endeAred him to all
ResoIsss farther That a mark Of respect IL his
memory We attend his funeral in o body. and that
these eSoutions De properly engroesed and tZAns-
nittad to the family OF the deceased.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auchoneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
CHANOFR1 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND I sTREETS
NORTHWEST IN WASHINGTON CITY
DISTRICT OF COLUMB IA.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court IA
OF the Dtttrct of Coum bia, passed in EQUITY ~
canse No 6 997, bet cen Ellen Frazier plain. -&c.
TN. and the heirs OF John Frazier ct al, defend
ants, we, the undersigned trustees. will on MON
DAS, TIE 18th Day OF FEBRUARY, A: D. 1881. AT
o. the premises, all that piece or parcel of ground
lying and being in the City Of Va hington, in the
District OF Columbia, known as part of lots mum
be:ed l6 and H. in square 12T, beginning for said
parts OF Tote st the north of sid
and running thence south along 18TH straet west
80 1est; thence east 20 fest; hence north so feet;
thence west to the point of beginning; improved
10y laIse Brick Dwelling house AID back build
iLg- The location is excellent.
Terms: One-third OF purchase money in cash.
the balance In SIX and twelve mon this from day of
taie. with interest from day of sale, and payment
TO be secured by approved promissory notes of
purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of 300 will be
required when property is knocked down, and ns
deed is to be given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid Cost Of conveyanc;n2
to be at purchasers expense, and terms be COM
Piled within seven days, otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
Office 4S6 Louisiana ave -r
BENZ. l. DARNEII4LE, 1russees
tebl4 Office 400 Louisiana ave y
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

- St Cloud Building,
Real Estate Ager Is and Aucts-
CHANCEBy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KLhL EsIAfE, LOCATED on TENTH
sIRtEI WEST, BETWEEN AND z
SIRE11S NORTH, IN THE CITY OF
M Ts s,SniSdION. AND DIsTRICT OF Co
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
o. the IstriCt OF Colun bia. passed in Equity r.
cause No 1852, wherein Henry Kaiser -
ei a. are complainants and George W. Stick
OF tte mandate of the Supreme Court Of t1e United
states sfhrniD9 sad decree, the undersigned, as
irustee, VIII offer for sale. on SATURDAY. THE
EIsETEFSIH O9TH) DAY OF PERJURY, 1881, at
-FOUR "a O'CLOCK p. NJ az public auction, in front
Cfthe ises, all those certain pieces or parcels
cf ground iyias and being in the city OF Washing
scribed as Lot numbered thirteen U3) and the
north half VI Lot mum bered fourteen l4) in Square
BuCbei ed three hundred aud forty seyen (S47,
together With the improvements and appurtenances
thereto teor gipg or in any wise apperts ming said
improvements consisting OF three large Pressed
Brick Dwelling Houses numbered respectively 5ls
go and o. Tenth street northwest in said city and
District The said dwelling houses, wi h the ground
thereto appertaining, will be put up and sold sepa-
Thtely-
Terms of sale are as follows: One f,urth 10 OF
five days from day of sale. and the tasnce in two
eGua InstanIents, in twelve (12) ard twenty four
ca months from the day OF sale each deferred
paI ment to draw interest from the day OF sale at
or the purchaser or purchasers may pay
easn on tue Gay OF sale, or on the ratification
the reef by the Court. A deposit of 800 In cash
shall he rtqui ed on each parcel when the same
khsE have bsen sold, and the Trustee reserves the
rsht to resell the property or any parcel thereof
non-Tor Plisnce with the terms If sale. at the
EFOUH TOTEM, Trustee.
W NJ SMITH, Salesman feD7-eodSds
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The Courts.
EQUITY CouRr-yaaoe 90

LQluf hT-JsflpF tDT.
Yesterday, English agt. English: proof ordered
taken. Lighter agt. Phillips; appearance or
dered.
CIRCUIT CouRT-JrIdQe Macarthur.
Yesterday, Walingford agt Bennett: Judgment
for Plainun nominal damages: appeal PRAYED.
District use OF Cess agt- ElsenbCiss; do $50
Wilson agt. Terry; 40 1900 80. Second national
Bank agt- Excelsior Chair Co.; default. United
states use or Schell agt. Baker, garnishee; con-
domination
PROBATE CoURT-.Jl,dge Cor.
Yesterday, the viii OF Constantine BrumidI
was filed for probate. VIII OF John Leehy,
sane. Estate or VIM. NJ. Walter exceptions to
account oveTruled. Estate or Samuel d.
Nyetb; inventory returned. Pauline e.
Moffltt appointed guardian 10 Hunter F. Moffitt
" Ill OF Patrick Cahin filed for probate and
citation Issued against heirs. VIII OF John NJ
Broadhead; bond OF eXecutrfX reduced TO 81 500.
VIII OF Josephine {. Bacon admitted TO pro-
cate. VIII OF ID. A. Gardner; same. and letters
testamentary. VIII OF Mary >. France same
action. Estate OF Benz min N Thomas; amount
paid for headstoDe allowed. A number OF ac-
counts were presented by the register, approved
ard passed. Viii OF George III. Garrison: cayeat
dismissed, viii admitted 10 probate, letters TO
widow.
CRIMINAL CoURr. yHdqs James.
Yesterday. John :. VI. Johnson; murder; tri al
resumed. SttphBey Douglass ct al; order 10
reStore property TO John +. Butter.
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WOMEN MOVING AGAINST PoLYGAMY-Th
Ladies ALtl-fOlygainY society or BROOKLYN
tad It's scgoEd meeting yesterday afternoon
l24 Amity street. Mrs. Imogene Fales, Oh +,
plesfCeGt, occupied the chair. Many ladies' O
brooklyn u ere present. The message OF Gov
Neil on the subject OF pOiygamy to the leyisla-
lure OF Idaho, In which he denounced the In =
stitutlon. was READ by the secretary. Ms
Bradshaw. &c was resolved that the society
place ITSELF IA communication with all Tn
principal eastern cites, With view 10 forGln ?
auxiliary societies. committee was ap-
pointed to confer With Congress smen Bliss and
smith. large number or printed petitions
against polygamy are to be sent 10 temperance
meetings and women's prayer meetings for
signatures II was resolved that the clergy
men or Brooklyn be requested 10 read notices
OF the next meeting or The society from their
pulpits on sunday. A letter from the Rev. DIR.
1DgerSoll OF Brooklyn was read, In which he
says that he will give the movement his
hearty coop eration.-N r. sun, ISM
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Water Famine I'm south WaShinss
f0sN.

kdfo' Sd':-Never before have troubled
.ou with growL 1 hate 20 GO n, but my dis
uess rs great. 1 reside Sou'AreH (the Island,,
aNS nsd no water In second story for over tive
months but little In first-ar f,nnes mona Have
t pentS "lted with the hope-tfelas ive phan-
W vOM LAW, Win the warm weather the water
y, So osn aS.sIn. Rumor has &c that our supply
pTinting and tor the besedt of the earn. What
shall We DC? Who can Gdv,se" Water fss'ss AZ
us9 US, al ground us-plenty OF u-but
NN' - eiSR - WI ooth-iOoIaSs e.
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TOxynsbend and (,oruau

1t is a remarkable fact, but strictly In keep
Ing with The peculiar institutions and customs
OF this country, that man who in years gone
by served as one OF the page boys OF Congress,
In after life returned to that body as one OF its
members: In the House, Mr.. Richard w.
most ievel-headed OF the democratic 10 embers.
fills this role. Townshend is Marylander by
birth, and his parents were poor. In order to
aid them and provide for an education he Sc
cured place as one OF the pages In the lower
house. That was when he was II years old.
To-day, at 40 years OF age. he is an honored
member OF that body, where he first started out
In his present capacity Is hardly probable. He
had checkered career, got plenty OF hard
KNOCKS, but has come to the surface as man
Of brains. Arthur P. German Will take PInk-
ney Whyte's seat in the Senate on the 4th of
March. German, like Townshend made his
debut as Congressional page, and, strange to
say, IN inc senate, to which Place he Will re.
otrs- The new Maryland Senator Is man of
brains. He is only As years old. German and
ToWnshend are living examples OF what an
American boy can do II he has brains and pluck
Wash. Cor. Pr ia. Re- ord
FORT MCHRNRY CHANGES. - Important
changes will in the next few days take pl Ace at
Fort McHenry. Since the headquarters OF the
second United States artillery were transferred
TO The United States baIrack, (old arsenaD,
Washington. Gen. Romeyn =. Ayres, COM
mandanS, has been sta toned there. The band
Of the regiment ns p is also in IN washington. On
ton, Lieutenants A. D. Schenck, Edgar S. bud
ley and w. P. Edgerton and battery d. Lieut..
J; c. scantllng, will remove to Washington
also. The guns, caissons, horses. etc, will be
transferred to cars on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Locust Point. Early next week 1t is
viii arrive at Fort NcHenry, having been
ordered from Fort Ontario. New YORK. The
officers are Capt. Frank B. Hamilton and Ueur
T. D. Maurice. Capt. j. G. Ramsay, OF coo
sany NJ, second artillery, is at present In c,m
mand at Fort McHenry, Lieut., Hap 'uto,
Row an Is on leave Of absence, having gone =,
chicago to attend bis own wedding. -Hllttmor
! Sun, 19ths
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OUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' sALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL E5TATE. BEING SQUARE
No; le5, BOUNDED BY NEW HAMPeH lRE
AVENUE, SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH [, STREETS, AND @ AND b
By virtue OF deed Of trust to us, dated on "A
the oath day of May, 1872, and recorded in
L,ber No. 684. folio 419, of the land records 49,
for the District Of Columbia. and by direction Of
the parties secured. We willsei, at public auction
In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY. THE Sra
DAY OF MARCH, 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK p Nj, al of
square mum bered one hundred and fifty f We Q55).
IN the CITY OF Washington, D. O. This property Is
bounded by New Hamps hire avenue 18th aud 18th
streets. and @ and streets northwest, and offers
unusual attractions to Investors aud builders.
, Terms OF Bale as prescribed by the deed of trust
GID UOo with per cent interest from the oath May
1878, to the day of sale, and the expenses Of SIZE
tamouGt OF which will be announced at time of
sale) cash; balance in six and twelve months for
Whish the Iotes Of the purchaser or purchasers,
Ct trust upon the property viii be taken; deposit
OF eito0 Will be redui ed st time of sale convey
sncing at purchasers cost II ter ns are not
complied with in FIVE days from day of sale
the rus ees will resell at the risk and cost OF de-
faultDg purchaser.
=. W. BOWMAN. trustees
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The CIoak.Roorn ,,,,,

Editor Sdr.-As the inaugural bali commit
tee has so appropriately set the example or
employing already uniformed aud trained
members OF the letter carriers ccrps 70 take
charge OF the cloak and hat boxes on the night
OF the oall, would IL not be a good plan TO
appt Id on the special police force that may be
appointed members OF the District mtli TIA who
are already uniformed and drilled, and whose
services can De more easily dispensed with
ia the parade than can the services
OF The letter carriers be the day after
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A GrOWl.

n GfOWls
Editor Star 1T would appear from the pro-
gram Of the military parade issued by Gen
sherman, chief marshal for the 4th OF March
next that the regular troops are TO be the 0ply
distinguished men OF arms on that day: that
the visiting militia from diff erent and remote
parts OF the country are TO be a secondary at
fair, as 1t were, doing sort OF police duty on
the avenue by lining the curbS, obstructing
the view OF citizens on the walks posting sen,
ueels, DC. Most OF them might object TO l0ahIlg
ON curbStone for several hours aud presenting
arms 10 the regular army. Citizens who have
paid fabulous prices for windows Oh tie ay-
enue, ana obtained fee simple rights ia eligible
sites near the Capitol, are 60 see only a portion
OF the parade-and that the dis. nguiShed reg
ulars' on their return down the avenue. and
such parts OF the militia police as are stationed
In that quarter. BY the arrangement or march
proposed only the elect and those fortunate
enough to secure seats on the exclusive grand
stands near the Treasury and Executive Man
son VIII see the entire mass OF troops parade.
over and above this the numerous civic organ
kations and veteran corps present TO parllci-
pate in the ceremonies have not been Thought
OF su1llcent moment In the procession to en-
title them to much consideration. Taey viii
be permitted to form where they choose anS
struggle on behind like lot Of camp followers,
Every reasonable person knows that Pennsy,-
Vanla avenue cannot possibly accom- noiate
on its side walks the thousands OF visitors aud
PEG pie in the city To witness the Inauguration
who are either unable TO secure sites or cannot
afford 10 pay the outrageous and exorbitant
prices demanded on the stands ami fOr
windows
In view OF this, 1t is surprising that the pro.
gram did not look TO The process s1on passlag
up the avenue-the ,rltOte of ft-tnat ali mIrhf
be gratified by a view or It. and back through
+ or X streets. In no City Ia the country wolId
The proposition have been entertained TO coun.
te1maTch SO large number OF trooos On ooa
street.
1t is hoped that the committee having charps
OF the parade may be dlSpo SEQ and enabled J6
alter the program OF the chief marshall. They
are bound IN honor to The thousands OF psopia
VINO viii De In Washington on that day Sc tut
10 see the procession, 10 see that these visitors
not dsappointed-for the Late co ners Will Saye
TO loot H.
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A Warning About the Seats.

holof Sdr;-The too frequent occurrence OF
hastily constructed seats breaking Down and
angering life and limbs causes US TO suggest
that our city commissioners appoint a commit
tee OF five, composed OF two engineers ana fhrse
archltects TO examine the seats that are now
oelng .bullt throughout the city 10 be LOADED
down Win precious lives on the sth % March.
ton. n
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

NtHOMAB DOWLIN6, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No. l4IO, IN
THE ROW ON SIXTH STREET NOhTH-
WEST, C0RDORAN MARKET SQUARE,
BY virtue of 3 deed Of trust, dated the 9Th "A
day Of December, A d 1876, and recorded ~
among the land records of the District Of .4..1
Column bis, In Iiber No. $40, folio 1913. the SUBJ
scribers will sell, to the highest bidder In front
Of the premis es, AT o'CLOCK p. NJ. ON WEDNES-
DAY, TIE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1881,
Lot marked or lettered +, 10 W. W. Corcoran's
subdivision OF sub lots numbered (one), and from
81 to 81. (thrty seven to fifty, both Inclusive in
square numbered 446, Qour hundred and forty
si1) situated in the city of Washington, District
Columo ia, fronting eighteen feet and nil inches
on 9th street northwest Improved by q brick dwell
Ing house the lot being 120 feet deep together with
sad deed mentioned.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
raid at the time of sale, and the residue in equal
amounts in one and two years from the day of
sale with interest at six per cent per annum pay
able half yearly; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed OF trust to the satisfaction of the
Trustees on the property sold. all cash, at the
purchasers option. All conveyancin9 and record
ing at the purchasers cost and if the ter as are
not complied with within five days from the day of
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property on i've days notice by two more user
toss in the Evening star" at the risk and cost
of the purchaser in default.
ANTHONY HYDE, ,,.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWs,{ trustees.
febl0-d
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THREE PRIVATE LIB
RARIES, EMBRACING STANDARD WORKS
IN LITERATURE, HISTORY, Pc ETRY BLOC
RAPH1, &c. MANY FINELY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS, VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
To he sold at my auction rooms southwest cor
ner PenDsylysnia and 18th street, Washtpgton ID.
., commencing on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY %, AT Z. 80 O'CLOCK precisely and con,
unulg at same hour each evening until all are sold
Terms cash.
febi5d THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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The Boston TraceUer says: ''Vennor keeps
one private secretary az WORK writing out his
weather predictions. and another IN explaining
why they are not fulfilled"
Since the announcement that a lady's voice
was restored, after fifteen years OF silence by
the runaway OF her horses several pru lent
husbands nave sold their tear,s.-E76sird Free
Press