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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29
SIP ECIAL NO tt G Z
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., l
will send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great rene
dy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send self-addressed
envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
Station d, New York City. Apr. 24-ly
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Rev. d. NJ. MosEE, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow at Uuionville
at IL A. NJ. and in ShepherdStown at
$50 z. M.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
No Pastor.
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REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. J. q. Bowman, PASTOR.
Rev. II. ii. Deatiick from MERGERS
burg, Pa, will preach in Shepherds
town to-morrw at IL A. M., and at
Kerneysville at 6 =. Nj.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

ASBURY NJ. E. CHURCH, COLD.
Rev. H. r. EBERT, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow, Sunday, Shep'
herdstown, IL a. Nj. and 7 Z. Nj.
Sacrament the 1st Sunday in every
month until further notice.
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
COLORED.
REV. 3. +. Fox, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow at l. and 1-3o.
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eB AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
make from s25 TO $50 per week selling
goods for E. 6. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Bar
clay Street, New York. Send for their
Catalogue and terms. Aug. 81, 80. ~
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M. e. CHURCH SOUTH.

Nj. e. CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. w. G. EGGLEsToN, PASTOR.
Preaching in Shepherdstown o,mor
row at IL a. NJ; Liberty Grove 3 t.
Nj. Class at 9 A. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

The Holly Saw, the best and cheapest Saw Tor
bracket and scroll work, in the market, al NC
Kee Brothers, near the Market House, Hagers-
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Butcher
Knives, stees, &C., cheap at Mckee Brothers,
Hsgerstown.
~ 1T Is A FACT that the largest and most
complete stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools,
Iron. Woodenware, Paints, Glass, Oils, Brushes,
Whips, Rope, and Farming Utensils, in Wash
inglon county, can be seen at Mckee Brothers,
near tue Market House, Hngerstown, Nd.
Try APPLE PARERS, Peach Parers, Brass
Kettles Copper Kettles, Porcelain Kettles,
Kraut and Pickle Tubs, cheap ct Mckee Broth
ers near the Market House, Hagerstown.
CSy- BREECH IL MUZZLE LOADING DOU,,
BILE Barrel Guns, sixteen different patterns OF
Revolvers, our own powder, Shot, Caps, Car
tridges, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c, &C.,
at Mckee Brothers, Hagers'own, Nd.
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TIE RAILROAD BILL.

SYNOPSIS OF TIE ELL AUTHORIZING TIE
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uacersfown business Locals

~. Go to nagerstown and Re sure to go 70
VIZ. ORNDORFS for your Clothing, Boots
w. +. ORNDORF in Hsgerstown, Is now Of
feripg the greatest bargains in Ready-made
Clothing, Boots and Shoes ever offered, In order
to close his immense stock OF Clothing and Boots
he is selling great woy below cost 1or Cash. DC
sure and 90 to Orndorfs.
ORNDORF is determined to close out lot OF
winter goods regardless of cost. Give him call
as he feels sure you cannot 90 away without
buying. Call soon.
II you wish nice fit in the Merchant IaiIoT
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-13

I O .. T---The following persons have
locn elected officers Of South Mountain
Lodge, l. O. o. F., ut Wolfsvllc, IN this
valley, for The ensuing six months N. G
M A e. Biser. v. G. N A. Ogden; secrc-
tary, IT, 8. MYERS, Treasurer, J II. MAUI
ans Rep. to Grand Lodge, J Ii. Afaugans.
--TaIiey Register.
The Military Company, "the border
Guards" was organized ON Monday night,
Dec gnh, 1880, and elected, J. I. HUsscy'
capiain;S y McNair, II, Lieutenant; Geo
y. Grlwicts 2nd Lieut.. They expect to
rumlcr 60 or 10 in short time, Thos"
who inicul to become members shonl1
hand in their names ut once, and thereby
save time and trouble Chr0niCje
A SOLDIERS BACK Pax --- Mr.. Christie
rhnr Horne. residing about Two miles
south +r,t of this place, who was brave
soldier il The late war f,l the Union, scrv
ing as private in Co'c's cavalry, and who
WAS wounArd in the leg, captured and con
fined for a long while in AnhrrSonvill'
prison, was recently aliowc1a pension o
s9 per month. and awarded 81 $50 back
pay.-RrHist|r.
CAvED IN A large ahel used by Mes
sra. S'rw0l, & Price for storing machlncr.
fell in few days ago from tine hrav,
weight of snow upon The roof The size;
was Comprltiy wrecked; one t'leshin!
machine was slightly broken Toe roo
of Tie stable attached to the Central ilote
in thi, ely, also gave way on iucSdh
nigh, last, A number Of horses were il
the slnblc at the time, but all escape
without injury The horses were taken t.
the ClrIu House Stables for the night
-C,t5sn.
TIVE COMMISSIONERS AT MuSIEvCE.-
The county commissioners, acc"mpan'"
h. clerk Steiner, paid al official visit t
Mon,ryuc on MDllry They were me
thrrl by the trrlsirrcs OF that institution
i, After hrjng shown through the hn!Ilin4
, the whole party was invite bv Supcrliien'
cnt Snyder to a lnn1somr dinner I'll
, commissioners express thcmscl> cs as grcH
" pleased vita tie manner in which NJ
SNYDER is Conducting his charge. tn
. trustees of Monte 5uc will make their N
nnal report to the county commissioner
on the lSth inst Times.
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CpgeNZc1' .NsETVVs.Ssys
JOttings from our Exchanges.

Mr. Joseph Danncr who had been i'll for
some lime with typhoid fever, is able to be
about - B0onsJO,V Times.
Messrs Taylor & Son, Of Harmony, in
this valley have purchased the Lcwistown
wooden mills and will remove ihither next
Spring LEICESTER.
The ALTITUDE .-AccorCling to Mr.
Walling Of the United States Coast Survey
MidAletown in Frederick county is JSC
feet above the level of the sea while Fred
erick city is only 800 feet above sea level
- TH,3R.
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In rcpl, to tbs article Which appeared
in the last issue OF !he CLARION, relative to
the reception of John Hahn, ST., into the
Lutheran Church; most positively affirm.
tl.nt John Hahn, ST., did make application
TO me TO 'w received into the Lutheran
Church, atatng, thai he Ind his crrtiicaG
from tEe NJ +. Church, and would bring it
to NC Subsequently,, on tprl 18TH 1899,
| The dny lis name WIS aunouncn', dske'
! him for tho certificate Ia which he rcp'icnJ
that she had forgotten it, and asked
whether it made amy 'ifir:cncc?' TO which
| replied, ~ It was known iba. HI. had the
crriticCte and IS VIC were satisfied it
made no material ditte"c zee, shall | then
announce vnN'r name in connection WIFI
| III. O'hcrS:' to which lie answered. "yon
may" Thus far, this IS :. matter of We
Taci;y between VI, the relative merits "
witch. ,hrec who know us must Judge.
But tia; John 'saha, 81, was present,
when his name wa: announced and mani
tested no surprise, or dsapprnhltion, hus
in q most cordial n,ann"r struck hands,
with me after came down from the put
nit; tina, he attended the Church for some
time: that he invited myself and family TO-
his place that he visited me at the person
agc bringing me present; that wren
called upnn by one of our LcoCNns 70: !
contribution for the benefit Of !hc church,
he did cave S. can I've proven at TIC prop
CT time and place.
in reference tu lis statement, TINT he
had never made application to any onc IL
the Lutheran Church, either Mr.. Wire, 10
the council, ar TO 4 private member, Il"
unite with that church, and had gwen n,
one the siyhtlM intin1ii0n Of any snch de
sire the subjoinrd crr;ifcats, from gen
: ,lcnlan widely and fevoTahNy known, ana
| who IS an Elder in the church., will be q
} sufficient reply. And with this and anoth-
t or subjo;nrd certificate, this matte" shall
/. rest with nc, until all the facts arc deter
:, mined in higher tribunal.
= W. G. WIRE
c I hereby certify, that on the goth day oi
= March 1856 u, Nj l.. FickinG's SAFE, John
:. Hahn, ST., after convcrsing "ith me upon
Z some businr matters introduced his
+ church relations, and said that he was not
9 satisfied in the VI. f. Church and that he
desired and intended 20 join the Lutheran
= Church.
January tIth i%sl,
JOHN ROUIEH.
hereby certify, that was rrcScnt u
the Lutheran Church. on the lSth 81 ApN!
V 1880. aud heard Rev. Vi g. Wire announce
the name Of John Helm, sT. o. having
g been received asa member Of the Lutheran
, Church, Ivy certificate, from til" n l..
Charch, nnl sat near said John llAhn
and tina, after the congregation was dis
: missed. he struck hands with Rev. Wiz"
and conrcrScd in very friendly manner,
. and manifested no surprise Whatever, but
J tv shaking hands with several members,
rather expressed grnili ,aIion Gn0 teijo" &.
shin. as " member,
GOOLEIP J. SlGMLND,
1-tpaid.
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late of Frederick county deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof. legally authcutica-
ted. to the subscribers, on or before Augtst
20. 1881, or they may otherwise, by lax he
excluded from all benefits of said estate.
Those indebted to the deceased are desired
to make immediate pryment.
HAMILTON HARBAUGH r,,
CHARLES A. EFLEE { '|''N''''s
lam (" :,
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n on GEE.

Wantcd-SlX energetic reliable Gnl in
le>i!l:cnt men to assist me in the canvass Of
Frederick county for the publications OF
HUBBARD BROS, A liberal commission
will he given Apply personally or ad.
dress T. II. T. BANRICk
Special gent tor lirbmrd Bros.
janis ST, Contra. Hotel, Frederick Nd
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Rational Treatment and POS
itiycs'UreS

are what the afflicted seek for and those
who resort to DR. Picrcc's Family Med.
cincs are not doomed to Disappointment
So positively cilicaciou9 is his Nnyori'S
Prescription in all eases ct female wcNk.
ne,scs, nervous aud other arrangements
incident 10 the sex, that this potent RENE
ny is sold under positiy" kU0>anlcc F"I
particulars see Picrce's Memorandum
Book given away hy druggists or see III,
wrappers of,he medicine. sod. by drug
gs,s.
WASECA, MINI, April 5tb, l"79
Il V. PIERCE, II d..
Dear Sri feel TINT should be Mcg
lccting my duty wcrci to fail in givlnl
my testimony as to the value ofy0ur mcGi
Cincs Fnrycars have been n Arpat sui
tcrcr from complication Of chronic dis
eases which our physicians treated in vain
Lam now using your Favortc Pcrscrip
IL II and find myself almos, well. You
medicines have done me more good thai
anything have ever used
remain, gratefully yours,
Mrs E. b. PARALLEL
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WAREHOUSE CRusrED On Sun!''y
last. tho warehouse Of Mr., Albcr, LaHtz,
at the W. NJ. X Il station, Lnn'z, four
miles west of this place, was crushed ny
the weight Of about 800 bushels OF wheat,
stored in gamers in the second story. For
tunatcly, it was not above that Part OF the
building occupied by Mr., Lan,z, as gen
cral store, else his loss would have been
much greater The wheat, not ONLY broke
through the second floor. bat ia liz tan,
crushed the first and stopped in the cellar
not more than fifty bushels remaining On
the upper floor. A large coal oil ca.' and
its contents accompanied the wheat, from
the first floor t, the cellar, also. barrel ct
coal oil, the latter however, remaining in
tact. Mr.. Lanz WAS absent at the tim" OF
the catastrophe, as he resides at some dis
lance from the warehouse. Tho loss will
! be considerable, as one end Of the building
is badly wrecked.
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OWNERS on
PRIVATE REsIDENCEs The safest and
best company in which Farmers and
owners of Private Residences can insure
their Property, is the Time Tired and
Fire Tested Agricultural Insurance Com
pany 1t in9urcs nothing but private Res
licences and Farm Property, In the last
81 years il has not had u loss OF over -,
900, in one Fire, and it cannot I've at"rle'
by sweeping coniia9ra'ions. as It's risks ar'
all detached Ii insnrcs ngnins, damage
by lightning, whether fire rnsl"s or not
and insure Lave Stock against hrlng kilicD
hy lightning anywhCr" on the t'trm Th'
Agricultural Insurance Go, is 4 sl"c'
company, and the strongest and iarg@s
company, doing an exclusive Dwelling
Business in the United States, if not in 'h'
world, and is now isaLing 80 0@h Policies
year. For farther particulars, a2piy Il
W q. HORNE!l Emmittsburs Nh
Dec Q NJ.
RElIa1ov4-Th fifteenth Sca'inn o
Eve Virginia annual Conference Of III
f United Brethren Church will convene n
Bnonsboro, Washington county Md, %,
Wednesday March 2nl 1881 n ? o'clock +
I'm. Bishop J. !. Glosshrrnncr viii prcsil,
This conference plumbers about siX,y-hv
ministers.
A prolractcA meeting is in progress n
the L. b. church at Sabilasyillr conducts
hy the pastor Rev. J. ID. Freed. May
rcsul, in many COnvcrsj ms
Persons in want of Bibles and Re'jginu
Books can lie accommodated By applyin!
> to Rev W. l.. Martin agent who eva tur
ni.h all style, and kind, at fir prices 1at
i>fac,ion guaranteed, CAL aud see hi
complete catalogue,
The L. 3 SUNDAY school Of this plnc
will give an entertainment in n few week
which will be altogether 4 trrrrut frnn an
that has been given hy that school, !
good time in genera may he expected
i "rnG AMERICAN FAW"EH' FOR l'Nu
! AnY-comcs out ,hiv mnptb BRIGHT in
! new dress, and c"muaItlv fili"A with inter
esting and profitable reading w'ic, vii
MAKE it welcome 10 every country house
hold. The Improvement OF 'mp"vcrlSh"t
lands the new processes which arc dc'e
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JOSEPH WADDIES, agent,
EMNlTTSUJRG, NJ,

This is q compilation Of thoughts
ana extracts, as have ehimed in w!tA
the testimony of earnest and aspiring
minds. 1t treats Of III subjects Of
dire ct interest and is book of Goo
pages, with 7 steel plate engravings
representing the seven ages OF life as
noticed by Shakespeare 1t has re,
ceIged encouraging notice FROM d.
vines and prelates in all churches and
advances no seclarian doctrines.
Price in cloth ......... ......%3 50.
H.IF Morocco,..... 81 30.
Full T0rkey.,..,,"T0.7,y -.
LEA. = Il.
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ExecssGar.s' "a office

NJ Office is hereby giuen, that the sub
= ScSihtrs have Obtained letters Tesla
mentary upon the estate Of
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hrrchy certify, that on the goth day Of
March 1856. u, Mr.. +. FickiNG's SAFE, John
Hahn, ST, after convcrsng "ith me upon
some busnr mnitcrs, introduced his
church relations, and said that he was not
satisfied in the NJ l.. Church and that he
desired and intended 20 join the Lutheran
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llI NH


Msrch 25 1881. SITTER a short iiiness. JosKPa 3.
both for a long time residents of Washington o.
AhHoLT. TUESDAY. March Oath. 1881. NJ MS
tween sth and 9Th streets soatbs.si 'ea9e. De,
ErsEDERIoK, the be owed con OF Maggie r. and y
". AnhoIt, aged one year and nine months
Dearest Arthur tEoU has left u.s.
But Ills God Il at has brett as.
He can al our sorrows heal.
May be sleep in the arms of Jesus.
r. nersl viii take place from his parents' resi-
at O'Clock .. m. WIS.,
,ASHBY; March 2sth. 1881. Of pneumonia, Rev.
9ohS L. AaHBT, formerly OF Maine, aged seventy
Funeral Thursday at O'Clock from his lac resi-
oehce, 1913 i1th street northwest.
BlERs. On Tuesday evening, March 2sth.
lSsI, at the residence OF Z. j. Middleton, ESQ
The funeral will take place from Rock creek
church on ThQrsday afernoon, at O'Clock.
ID 6kEEs. At the re.idence of her parents. in
1851, ALICE X GREEN. in the twenty -first year OF
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend ths
funeral services at Rockville. on Thursday evening.
BESSIE LEE. infant daughter of julia 4. and the
late Herbert IL. McKelden.
her t 5S stree on OF
Thursday. March 3lst, at O'Clock .. IN.
PBBRhIsS March 3oth. is8:. NARGARRr. W 70
OF Robert ;. Perkins. ssed forty -OIe years
~ fnneral from her late residence hnac ,stis, ID.
y triday, bpri L., at = 80 n. n The friends ~
the family are respectfully invited
ROGERS. On Monday, March 2Sth, 1881, MARY
isaBEL, wife OF D. W. Rogers. IL the fortieth year
Of her age.
Funeral will take place from 1il9 9th street
northwest. thursday at 10 O'Clock IL. friends
and relatives are respectfully invited.
SUTHERLAND. On March 30 1881 FANNY M
SUTHERLAND. widow Of the late Lieutenant H. j.
Sutherland.
Funeral from her late residence, 10. Tl2 lItl,
street northwest. Thursday, 3lst instant at 10 O. ~
Her fritnds are invited to attend.
tPhlladephia papers please COPY
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I 2Q1 THE GREAT 1907
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100
10 The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST

DOnble Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENPIP SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
rRA1hs 1 hEthe wa MAKSa 25s f 1881
corner Of sixth and 3 streets. as follows sp0''
For hss6urs and the Hest 500 daily. with
to Gincn Jim 81 Louis and Chicago; 80 p m =
daily, with Palace Cars to PttsDurg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
With Parlor Oar to Watkins and the North. At
6oO an dally.except Sunday; 9 80 p m. daily,
SdsGsPs Sat Sst1raay with Palace Cars to Canal
For New York and the East. go a. M. 10 80 m,
Pm, limited express Of Pullman Parior oars bS rs
ro- I ~ m; daily, except Sunday.
fording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
For philadelphia, 500 am. 10 so a m. lao,
s sna i npa 100 ~ or sunday. a:aS. 80
as a eus aS snnday ni'ed Express $50 an
For Baltin Srs; $40: 500, $50, 1880 M. and
spDa.y: 800, 10 50 o To 70. SiS. 50 and
For Pspes Greek Line. GAO a. m and 4:4o D. NJ
For Annapolis. 6 40 am. and LAO D. M daily. ex-
%6s ASS szSsRR1iSbGIH ISp WISHING hh
aa: ;2o. S;os; 7S 8 zoo na i $50 p n O. sun;
For and IL, fna soas e. a and
rsns e.ne Sa s5nePt Sunday
and 10 90 M e So tct soos o. and
Pm, and II 100 midnight; On sunday at S:05
resat sespns parlor car &C.
CON N car be pfocufed st the OFFICE north
and q. the depot where be- LETT tRs
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
l.. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneers,
~ 9th and D streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSE on ID, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NOhTHWEST
FRONTING ON PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust TO me, bearing IuA
date 18th day Of January, A D 1876. and 90
duly recorded IN Llber No. sos, folio $50, -.
one OF the land records for the District Of Colum
ba, and by direction Of the party secured thereby
VIII sell at pnD!ic anction, In front OF the prem
ICES; on IOsE w THE 9TH pay or APRIL A. D.
1881, AT $50 O'CLOCK P. M, all that certain piece
OF WasblnS ton, and being known and described as
q part of lot numbered nine 90, in square nam
tered three hundred and twenty three (323), said
Fart of lot nine being next ad Joining to lot mum
bered ten (l0) in said Square. and having front
On ID street north of twenty COO fest and running
back with that width the whole depth of Aid lot
and being the same which conveyed to William
Grupe by Jacob Aigler by deed recorded in Liber
ID No. &, folio J. of the land records for Washing
ton County. 10 said District, together with all the
imI royements, ways, easements, rights, privilege
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
manner appertatning.
Terms: One-quarter cash balance in one, two
and three years with per cent interest per an
mum; notes to be secured By deed OF trust on the
premises sold. Conveyanc.n<, &C, at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in five days
otherwise the trustee reserves the ri xht TO rase at
the risk and cost of defaultin1 Irchaser upon
giving i've days notice of such resale in some news
PAPER published in Washington, d G. deposit
OF $40 Will be required at time OF sale.
GEORGE H. u. WHITE
maf23-uSQe Trustee
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION

0F a. Ao0AiON
'lUA sIbE E q bH kfspTAE sr 81 TIE SOUTH
pyrwrFx GFss4FHHG59ST ToN. p: q;
fsFkogEb I 81 TW6 A bsIoR N1 Hb,FsT s'
NssMs ! REsPECTIyELY. $500 AND Ss22.
s@q4s TIE lsPd Esso5ds Il tie Distrcs q
aeeon ear No ssS f9o SS and By the
AsR ReG ltui De is en FHIps a THE FRsr Day
oer Tor sas sn6ct 70 al .S o9 a6d p NM VII
II public auction, in front OF the premises All that
G i piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying
S S snosn and described as parts of lots mum
GeorseoW6 B saoR n1n IT. t Gs ia od
On the line Of Bridge street. distant thirty seven
60 ieet and eisht s1 inches easterly from the In
5ersecdon OF the south iue of said street with the
une dividing lots So and sc. aud running thence
eas.sriy ai;nF s.d street thirty $50 fset thence
len Ql0l feet. TO the line of an a'lay, twenty G2O
Ieet wide thence westerly along said alley to inter
nn and parallel WITH the 59s second ens Pint lint o. ab6 6
describeL. and thence northerly with said line re-
ol oeginn.Ix and also the free use forever OF the
arleys reserved and described in the deed from
Hillah l. Dyer to Eliza Ii L. Boucher. Together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of two
coIamodious brick dwelling houses, each having
slor room The said houses, with tle ground
.nereto afpertainins. will be offered for sale sep
Terms Of sale. One third OF the purchase money
N cash, OF which one hundred dollars each par
Gel 500 must be paid IS deposit at the time Of
SAFE, and The residue IN two equal iustaI!ments in
M1 and t.elye mouths from the day Of sale, for
winch deferred payments the purchaser viii be
and sfia ay sI ps d ws
yer sent per annsm mt, paid and secured by
the premises sold; or ali cash a. the option of the
purchase ALI conveyancing at the purchasers
five days from the day Of sale the Trustee reserves
Of ' r e e sed the I or any parcel there
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2 Il. WARNER, Real Estate Aucdoneer.

REAL ESTATE. SITUATE No 636 E ST.
SOUTHWE$T, WASHINGTON, D. @.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed the 18th haR
fiay OF December, A. ID. 1850, in Equity .Qr.U
cause No. 1,4l5, doc 20. wherein Mary j. Spiel
man and others were compliments, and Thomas
y: Shreeye and others defendants, shall sell
at public auction. In front Of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th DAY OF APRIL. A. d.
1881, AT . O'CLOCK P NJ, the following described
real estate, situate In the city of WASHINGTON,
District Of Oolu abia, and being the east thirty
l30l feet front by the depth OF lot fifteen u.s., 10
square four hundred and sixty 1856, togelter
with the IMPROVEMENTS, consisting OF two story
brick dwelling house, containing nine rooms.
Terms; One-fourth cash balance IN three equal
1nstalnents, st si1, twelve snd eighteen months,
with interest at seven per cent per aunum, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold. or
Al casb at purchasers option. alo0 deposit vii be
required Sc time Of sale Al couyey.ncinz and
reeordiSs at gurchaser's cost If terms Of sale
are not complied with in ten days the Tfu5i ee
reserves the right to resell the property at the
and cost Of the defaultns purchaser after 1--WE
days' advertising
SIDNEY t. THOMAS. Trustee
Address, 45l ID street northwest.