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CHILDRBy'S HOSIERY.
100 doz Chld's Regular made
Hose, 4 Il 10 8 in., at 25c
per pair. Extra quality.
New styles in Children's Fancy
Lisle and English Hosiery
Just arrived.
Special Sale Of Children's Pure
silk Bose, in all new shades,
S. $z2Q, $l35, $L50, SITS,
$2.00..::We cannot duplicate
this li1e---and offer them al
a great bargain.
Infants Fancy 81 hose m all
The new styles.
Infants extra long Fancy Rose,
EInb. band, ElnD. fronts and
sides, at 40c, 45c, SOC.
Gents 1.2 Hose:
LOO doz Gents British IL Hose,
at'20c per pair; special val.
ues;; offers ask 25c for
same goods.
100 doz Gents Hair:lne Stripes,
regular made, al 25c per pr.
200 doz. Gents Fancy IL Hose,
elegant goods, 35c, 40c, 45c,
SOC. !
PARDRIDGE:s;;
ia G. 116 State.St. |
N. B.--Re0d our Iri231712i7ag |
Advertisements for our
WEST SIDE STORE, |
In this paper,
On Madison, near Morgan. |
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70 solicit advertisements for large navertialn2
scheme. Ono man for city one 1or GnE 81 20" M p;
Only frSt-c,ass OF experience IN 8ucnIWork ana
good references wanted Liberal pay Apply 1Eo6aa-
3fntejy Address OF !, Tribune Office. =
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RIED.

BAKER. On the morning of March 23d. 1881,
ions BAkTR sGe1 all III: % years, aid formerly .
soldier in the United States Army
Funeral services on Saturday morning, tue 10th
instant. at eleven o'clock at the residence of An
thoty BuciiIy, No. 9l2 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited TO attend.
JOHNSON on March "a. 1881. HAIRY CLEM-
ENT youngest child OF James Il. and sarah j.
JoliDfOn, aged 30 months and % DAYS.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents 906 4
street southwest, Saturday, at y. IA.
NARLL. On Saturday. March l9, 1881, WILLIAM
j., beloved son cf David r.. aud Mary @. Msrl
aged % years, months and days.
RUFFIN. On Thursday, March "a 1881, st 6
o'clock a. m HTPPoLTTH RUFFIS, in tue fifty
fifth year OF bis age
FUNERAL viii take place from his late residence.
southwest corner OF Z ana Eighteenth streets
northwest, saturday. March &c. az 2o'clock y "a
Funeral services at st. Augnstine's Church, Fiji
Henth street, between and NJ northwest.
STRoTHER. On Thursday, March "a, 1881. At
II O'Clock, Mrs. JAM K. SIEoTHEB, IN the sixty
fifth yesr of her age.
Iunersl viii take place from Der late residence.
Nc. 1885 n street northwest. saturday, March 26.
al 10 O'Clock am. Relatives and friends are re-
sgt ctfully invited TO attend.
THAYER. In this city, March 25d, 1881, OF APP
opiexy, NATHANIKL }. THAYERt aged Oh years and
4 months.
Funeral from bis late residence. 721 Thirteenth
street, on Saturday, 1t 81 a. N
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THE FORCE OF FACTS UPON THE PUBLIC
MIED-A PHENOMENON

Facts are stubborn things. When facts are laid
before the public their :orcs CANNOT be disstp.ted
by prejudice or babbhn2. What pespie knew TO l,e
facts they adhere 10 Hel ICE the phenomenal pom
atty OF the great German remedy. st. Jacobs
Oil. The people have used il sld found Il 70 do al
and more than ia claimed for II by the most san
= sui1e announcements of its disc,verer Preiu-
dice gees down before the convincing recruits
wrought by this most wonderful remedy se melt
irs snow beneath tropic sun. All the VIII olesale
and retail druggists UnheSitat lsly say that thers
is greater demand for the s.. Jacobs Oil than for
any other propr etary rledic1e oa the market. 1t
leads the world Thousands who have baau freed
from Pain are continually tsstifyins to it,
wonderful power. The Union News Com
pany, No. IS Park Plaza. is oue OF the bess;anoyn
Institutions Of New York. Through its instru-
mentality hight and knowledge" are disseminated
far and wide on railroad trains, steamboats,, etc
Mr.. Harry Ornond. who has been identified with
this useful concern for msny ysars. speaks as fol-
lows in attestation Ct the shove "SEa ring excru-
eating pain from severe case OF rheumatism in
the shoulder, which inca pacitateI q e for work I
procured bottle of St. Jacobs o., at the solicita
ton of q friend. l must confess 1 hsd but little
confidence III its virtue. L applied it. however
very freely, and. sresuy to my astonishUeut and
qualification. every vesse OF pain was bin!shef in
less thsn twenty four hours after began using IL
l COL slider i the most remarkable remedy of this
remarkable age, and in the future shall unhesi-
titngly recommend 1t to q sufferers from rhsun>
attic pain. Neg IoTk EUrhdags 1t
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I CS1 THE GREAT 1907
i CoI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 90
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.


Double Track, Steel Rails.
TRAINS 1 hrtEST wS MfKSd a5F fI Ss,
corner of sixth and streets. as follows:
Fer Pttsburg and the Vest 500 a. m. daily, with
to Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago es 50 p m
daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsourg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
From Canandaisua, Rochester. Buffalo, Nissara,
500 8 M daily except Sunday; $50 p. N. daily
except except saturday, with Palace Cars to Canaan
For Wiliiamsport, Lock Haven and Ellnira at 10 80
For New York and the East $ no a NJ. 10 30 m.
pm, limited express Of Putnam par iar Jars ia
FL, 9 I ~ an; ds5ly, except sundsy
} 9er5fy oity with beats Of BrookIyn Aanex. af
S:49 ara 1000 Pm. On Sunday. 10. $40 Al
and le 4osI Pm H,d Limited Express, sso am
For B p 81 ore; a. 500 $50. 1890 am. and
ss5pnodday; 500. 1880 m. 40 $40 $50 and
For aI rGpss Greek Line GAO m. and 44o pm
For Annapolis. 6: 40 am and lao p m. daily. ex.
nv SSS gS EA
S aud II 80 5n % M '9 On Al sun m
For and faa g a and
r. daily. al d 200 p NJ. daily, except Sunday. =.
.na st. tef se s sqs
Pm, ard IL 100 midnight On Sunday at sos
Tickets, Information. sieepin ~ and parlor car ao
commodations can be procured at the office, north
and DEPOT Nhese ordeIs bs for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Msnsssr. nov29
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4 CuupS TERRIBLE DEATH.-TueSday after
noon. terrible accident occurred at Gllman's,
sullivan county, N. y. on the line OF the Mon
ucelio and Port JeryiS railroad. A daughter OF
Cornelius Jones, aged nine, attempted 20 kindie
file 10y using kerosene oil. The oil caught
lie, exploding the can and throwing the con-
tents over the child. The burning mud was
scattered Though the house. setting Il on 1re.
The girfS mother seized the baby and dropped
IL out OF back window. She Uhen fastened TO
her daughter, whose clothing was by THIS time
mass OF ilames, aud attempted TO eXtinguish
them. she was partially successful, but was
compelled 10 deSist, her arms ana face being
burned terribly. Her piercing cries were heard
by Deighbor. who found the door locked on
the inside and the house ia flames. II was the
work or a moment to break In the door. By
tbs time the steam whistles from the extern
size saw mills OF w. W. Gilman had sounded
tie IRE alarm, the people running IRON all dl-
reciions toward the building, which was totally
destroyed. the mother and girl were re-
moved. The ghidied the same evening and
tie mother Is not expected TO recover.
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4 MURDKRoUs TKXtS DUELIsT.-A special to
the Galveston NeirS from JacksboTo' SAYS:
Intelligence has been received OF a tragedy
enacted In the northwestern part or Jack
county last Monday. Two stockmen-Leonard
ana Doy!e-met by agreement TO settle dif1i-
Guilty. With one other man present as witness.
The men we're 10 fight duel at 100 PAGES with
rifles. Leonard started TO step of the distance,
when Doyle attempted 10 shoot him, but his
gun hung fire. Leonard turned and fired at
Doyle, Who fell, MORALLY wounded. Leonard
then walked up 10 Doyle and shot him three
times. after Which, taking boy les gun, he shot
ana MORALLY wounded the only witness 10 The
tragedy. Leonard then made his escape
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TzNRHbTEE9 SALE OF THREE STORY
4 BRICK HOUSE, NO. 110 FOURTH STREET
NOIlIHE ASI

BY virtue of a deed of trust dated Febrr- kA
cry 10th 1877, duly recorded in Liber SAT. fEsH
folio Is one OF the land records for the Dis
trlct Of Columbia and at the request OF the parties
secured, will sell at public auction in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDA Y, THE BOTH. DAY
OF MARCH, A. ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK p. VI , the
following described real estate situated in thu City
of Washington. ID. c. to wit: All that certain
piece or parcel Of ground, known and distinguished
as being part OF lot numbered eighteen u8) in
square numbered seven hundred and eighty five
Cs5), beginning for the same at point ninety
three t93 feet north from the southeast corner Of
said square, and running thence north on the line
OF 4th street east seventeen 40 fest and three 90
inches thence west ninety seven t97 feet; thence
south seventeen 90 feet and three go inches
thence east ninety (97) fest to the place OF
BEGINNING, together with the improvements. &c,
Terms One fourth cash, and the balancs in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with in
teFest at per Cent. per annuu, secured by deed
OF trust Oh the property eold all cash. at option
OF the purchaser; St00 deposit at time OF sale and
sl conyeyanciDg at cost of purch sser. Terms to
De complied With IN seven days from day Of sale,
the property st the risk and cost of the defauting
purchaser after i've days advertisement.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
WILLIAM II. DOHERTY,
J. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. marls-eo
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y. T. GOODWILL. Auctioneer.
II,hOMAS BOWLING. Auct,onesr

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS. GEORGETOWN,
d @.
By virtue Of deed of trust bea-ing date suA
the sixth day Of August, 1880, aud duly re- NXR
corded in llber 94S, folio lao, &C. one Of the Is:
land records of Washington county in the District
OF Columbia. and 10y direction OF the parties Sc
on FRIDAY, The lsT DAY OF APRIL, 1881. At 1
lowing described property viz Part OF lot twenty
f20l in Old Georgetown. beginning for the on
the west line of Potomac street at point sixty (6)
feet north Of the north line Of Prospect street and
run thence north with line OF Potomac street nine
teen ,l9) feet thence west Atty -four ts4l feet.
more or less, to the rear lire of said lot; thence
south nineteen 19) feet; thence east fifty -four (54l
feet to the next line of Potomac street and place of
beginning, together with the improvements
Terms OF Hale: One third cash the residue in
.wo equal payments at six and twelve months, with
nu oearlns interest Of per cent per annum
property sold ali cash, at the option of the par
rna an conveyancing at purchasers cost Sl00
reyudIea A. ume Of eale. II the terms Of sale are
nGs compiled M with In seven days from the day Of
sa1ne III tho risk md cost Of defaltng purchaser.
narls-dts JAMES L. Davis, Trustees.
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tYNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
at MI. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN-

by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Ia
OF tue District OF Columbia. passed ia equity nm
cause No. 8, 292, wherein Villa n 3. Hoge -kmif
- comp! ainan. and John Eagleston and otuers de-
TEL dants, the undersigned, as trustees, will sell at
Hublic auctop, in front of the premises, on 80 n
DAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
p II all that piece or parcel OF eround lying aud
being in Mt. Pleasant, III the county OF Washing
ton ard District OF Columbia and hno Hn and de-
scribed az follows Beg inning the l4th street
roed, leading from the city OF Washington. at q
pointed stoIe, and RAINING thence north 80 de-
grees west G0l00 chains; t. north 81 de srees
west 81 100 chalns THENCE north 40 west Az 10
chaiis; thence south 90 degrees vest ) $500
Chains: thence south 20H degrees west 80 100
thans; and south S5sI degrees east 10 100 chains
to the Eeglnninz, COnalCing two acres Of land to.
Efther with all the improvements thereon and the
appnrtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale are as follows, to wit Three hun
the purchase money cash On the day OF ssle, or
within seven days thereafter. an the residue in
three equal instaments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, the purCh giving
his prOmissory notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day of sale until psid or
the purchaser may, at bis election. pay al cash.
Deed to be retained until last payment s made If
the terms of sae be not COMPLIED with the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property the risk
and cost Of the detaulting purchaser, after to
day S L Ctice in \ city paIer.
CAZEhOVE G.. LEE,
i42 D street w,
WILSON j. NtW ION, ,r,a,o,,
500 1th street. Ai"S'see'
K p. JACKSON,
No lbs Bridge St, Gc1rsetown.
msr23- dt8
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VOHN SHERMAN n CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
PRINTING ON DELAWARE AVENUE

PRINTING ON DELAWARE AVENUE,
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated January -
S1st. A: ID. 1850, and duly recorded in liber fM9
y" sS6 folio IS eft seq Of the land records Qe.M
% the District OF Columbia. and at the request OF
tne party secured thereby, we will sell at public
.GCHop IN front of the premises, on MONDAY,
AfhiL NIB, 1881, Ar4 O'CLOCK p. N , the follow
w 9sscrloed real estate. situate in the city of
'as.iLAstoo, District of Columbus to wit The
III Isft of square east Of SQUARE mum barred i've
. $, anu forty SIX. (546,) Beginning for the
raAe q the northeast corner Of said sInara RIM
A,Ee snehce south along the east line OF said susre
s SsSHna st-eet West three hundred (SOO feet
dS'tt ara oae -haf (4kj icchss, thencs southwastl
tcS tett. thence westerly to intsrsect the ,ys.t t
o. SAD square aad Delaware avenue nj print dis :
lal one AUndIet and nifty one fl5Ii fart nortL
esteriy from the southwest corner OF SAD sI1a-a
ines &c ncrtheasteriy along the west line oi sad
SOU re and Delaware avenue four hunt3raS All
one liOl) feet four half q ~ inches 10 IN
northwest corner of said square, thence east along
the north line of said square one hundred nd
NIFTY eight 5S) feet ten Ol inchas to the place of
beginning. Improyed By brick Warehouse.
Terms OF sale: Opefourth cash and the balance
IN one, two and three years. equal payments, with
Int resi- at SIX per cent per annum, payable semi
Annually. deposit OF S2s0 required at time Of
sale II terms Of sale are not compiled With io seven
days. the trustees reserve the right TO resell at risk
snd cost OF defaulting purchaser, after I've days
advertisement 10 Evening Star.
DAVID WALKER, rr
NATHANIEL OARUSI,l 1rustess.
JOHN SHfkMAN CO., Aucts. MIS- WI, maids
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= IL
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of three deeds of trust dated the sx
9th day OF May and the 18th and Goth days Ga8
OF June, A. u. 1877 respectively, and re .Xr.0.
corded IN iber $50, folio 1873, hber $685. folio 245
aud ber $50, folio 11b, respectively, Of the land
records OF the District OK Columbia. and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, We, the I'M
Gerslgned Trustees viii sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, THE 29Tu
Day OF MARCB, A. ID. 1881, AT 4 O'CLOCK z. NJ,
parts or Lots ten, eleVen. twelve thirteen, four
teon. fifteen and sixteen, OF Warmers su bdiYsiOn
number one hundred and seventy seven (I77,) the
same being nov known as Lots eighteen, nineteen,
twenty, twenty ole. twenty two, twent y three,
twenty-four and twenty five, OF Wilson's subdi-
TIE surveyors Office o. said District, with the i'm
p-Cyements.
Also, by virtue of a deed o, trust dated the 5th
day OF May, 1877, and recorded II iber $50, folio
AS. OF the sal land records the undersigned
trustees viii sci at public suction, in front of the
Hereby on WEDSEsDaY ne F soTa i Day OF
MARCH. A. ID. 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lot
ten IN terhans subdivision of lot eight. in Squsre
number i've hundred and sixty five. 1865, } with
the improvements. Each Of said lots is improved
by sneW brick house. The lots will be sold sep
aratey and the sale VIII continue until an amount
is received TO cover az liabilities uader the said
trusts.
Terms OF sale for each lot: One third cash: bal
ance III Elk and twelve months. secured by the pur
deed OF trust DEPOSIT Of 800 each lot will be
required Al conVeyancing at purchasers cost. II
tie terms Of sale not complied with in five days
the Trustees reserve the right to resell st five days
notice al defau!!ing purchasers cost.
Leroy VI. TAYLOR, Trutees.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il Co, Aucts.
marie, Is, u. 20. 25. %. 20
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NJ RRTEn-

CARVER HINSON. On March %. 1881, At the
parsonage Of Grace 7. Church. by the RsF.
Francis Oilli3t, ALPHA + "a. CARVER. OF Fairfax
Court House, vs.. aud Miss CLARA BEALL HIssos.
OF Washington, DO.
SGODDARr-BERLIN. On Thursday evening,
March 2sth, 1881, 10y Rev. J. L. Ra1kin, u. d..
ARMAT STOBDART ID GRACE NJ. BERLfS.
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TIE STAR lrj}l 0H5loUHce the occurrence Of BIRTHs
The same marriages and deaths, t,bsre persons
interested 80 desire. In most European countries
urlerc such authorized dEH0ucc acnts are common
they justly considered 70 b. Of quite as much con-
sequence, not only 10 relatives and friends. bit 10
community general as either of the others: a,ld 10
Is 0b,ouS that the observance the same custom isI
HiS country 1oud frequently pToDe 80 b. Of great
GdtaHtGge in more gdyS than one.
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COLUMBIA POTTERY 90.
MANUFACTURERS o.,
sTohI AND EARTHENWsRg.
313 6sorgia avenue. Foot OF Sd street. &C.

Aselerai assortment Of Jars, Jugs, Pitchers Buck
wheat PoUrtrs, Mix Pans, Butter Crooks, Chtrns
Beer MUS. sc III manufacture and on hand. THIS
ware Is made at The best GU Atty Terra Gotta s1str
rial, and by skilled workiIen
OK FIokisIS' AND GARDENERS Depart
ment Is complete with = lsrxe assortment of MA
him AND HANDMADE POTS. manufactured
from tne pes quality, tempered, Rid POT CLAY.
ORNAME NIAL Flower Vases Urns Hanging
BASKETS and CONSERVATORY WARE
- Ibe tlTsi Diploma awarded at the lste Exhi-
bltton Of the Horticultural Society and az tbe Ma
iionaI Fair. fsnis .R,r
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NkW YORH-ROTTEBDAM.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Raj ROAD

ALTlM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAsTIINE, AND THE oNLYLiNE
TIE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE kA ERECT WEDNESDAY
Az. ~ a LUXE. wAsGHiiNGroN.
$50 Baltimore Elicott City and way stations.
6.ho-Baiumore. A. napohs and way. piedmont,
strasb1nrs; Winchester. Hagerstown and way.
8lo-Ppin5 Of Rocks and way stations.
for and valley E5press Connects
9O0-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
t9hO-on Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
G0-Ballmore Express (stops at Hyattsville,
COLLEGE. Bel.s1yyiie. Laurel. Annapolis junction.
ito :.0-Pittsburs. Chicago, Cincinnati and ST.
p Louis Express.
l2:l Baltimore, Euicott City. Annapolis and way
stations. ~ ""'
tl;25-0n sunday only for Baltimore and way.
t2:35-New York. Philadelphia and Boston E1-
S:$o-Ealhmore snd way stations. Winchester,
.s rreaercs. aagerstoWn and way, via Relay)
Frederick, via Relay Stops at Annapolis yane
"a 45-Peint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.) ~
= 40 Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
70 ;45-Phiadelphia and Baltimore Express. MAR
unsburg and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyatts.
vile and Laurel }
6:05-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
fG 4b-Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:30-BalGmore and Laurel Express.
Is .5e-Pttsbu1s, Cincinnati and st Louis Express.
9:45-Baltimore, Rysttsville and Laurel Express.
ITO .00-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. Sleeping Car to New York, and special
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
daily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop st Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
t19 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
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GENERAL PoRTERs MISSING GARDENER
fEOmaS hecfe, gardener to General FitZ-John
Porter, LETT the Generals house In MOTristown,
\. j., March i, TO take an early train 10 New
ark, where one Of his eyes was 10 be operated
IseG TO return that day, unless en- Joined by the
doctor 10 stay over. keefe was a temperate
man, AID there Is a possibility OF his being IN
Sone eye in1irmary; but as no trace OF him can
tie found suspicion OF foul play is entertained.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCASSON BROS. lsuctioneers,
IL 9th snd ID streets northwest
FUTURE DAYS.


IKUSTEL'a SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICk
HOUSE On f.. BETWEEN ELEEE y rH ID
IMELEIH STREETS NDSIHH = L,
tRONTI ~ On PENNSYLVANIA - ~ Oh.
al AUCTION.
By virtue ~ 4 deed Of trust 90 me, bearing Sy~A
date zSth day e Janusry, A ID 1870. aI'd I'D
duly Recorded IA Lib-r No. sos, folio J2t, ~S-s~
one OF the and records for the District u Oou "a
bis, and 10y direction 81 the party secured thereby
viii SCI, a UUuic arCtion. In front OF the frS+n-
1ses, on u Sl'Nl THE 5TH DAY OF AFi.ii' \. u
leS1, Al 81 C'CI ?. ". aH that CarCalu plec8
or parcel OF ground situate and lyIGH IN sd!u cay
nj Wasbius scr. .od being Emo IN anu dt>fftDsd ~
aJart ot lot number i nine 90 in square num-
bered three AILdred and twenty thTef t5A3. sAId
part of lot nfae being next adl)nIn< u lit mum
bered ten at IN said square. End having front
on ID ii rect o-th 90 twenty (2D fet-. and running
back with that width the whole depth Of iii lot,
and bei-x ihs same which sas conveyed to William
Grupe By Jacob a sler b. deed recorded in Liber
ton Count. said District, together with all the
inproYcuF vaEs, easements, rihfs, privileges
and appuTtcnaGce TO the same bel JI1iDg Or III any
manner appHrtaiui1g
Terms U1e-a quarter cash balsnce in one, two
and three us WITH q Per cent Interest per an
Unm notes t. BE secured by dsed Of trus, on the
premises sod Conveyance NJ, &c, al par, ia ser !
cost Terms - be complied with Ia dive days !;
oherxse te tr.s-ee reserves the ri gt - rssell
the Tiss srG Cot & defaIltip< y .rchaser upon
giving hve days notice of sUch resal- in some news
paper pub .lft IN Washington, ID G. a depoSit
Of $40 vii - required It time of sale
GEORGE Ii. b WHITE,
nar1j-tS-tS Trustee.
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CALIFORNIA; 'ExTRA SESSION. The COVER
Tor Of California has called al extra session Of
the legislature for April 4 TO enact general ap-
preparation bill, levy taxes. pass 8. deficiency
and appOrtionment bin, enact a road law ana
confirm appointments. The session is limited
to twenty days
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A NOTABLE DOUBLE DIVORCE occurred az
SteubeGVile. Ohio, last Thursday. Some time
ago John ii. johnson married Nancy Dodge. IL
was developed soon after that she was the wife
OF 4 man named Homer Thompson. Both men
inlm6 diately applied for divorce, ana each re-
calYfa ulS decrCe last Thursday.