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For fine watch repairing,
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A large assortment of clocks at
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Engraving in all its branches is done
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j. ARGEsHEIsfER,
Chief Musician.
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DIED.

BERGLING. On Saturday morning. March
12th, lss,, at 6 O'clock. IeA THEoDoRA. daughter
OF George ana josephine Begging, in the twents-
Funeral from, St. Mary's Church on Monday
BETTToN. A. so'e'eck p M. March 10. 1884,
DAIsZ. second daughter Of A. I. Bri.ton. ESQ IN
the twentieth year OF her age
Funeral fr1m her fathers residence, No ga +
stree northwest, sunday. March is. at 2o'cllck
pa. q,
HANCOCK On March l,.h. 1881, M7i2sm.,
Az DREW HASJocli. IN the seNenty-seyenth yeA- CT
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
No. 24ll Pennsylvania avenue northwest, al Up m,
on Sunday, the 18th inst. Friends and relatives
JENKINS. In Uniontown. ID. o.. March llth.
1881, CBARLEsJ JENkESs, in the forty sixth year
" hs ss Tsress Church on
March 18th, ST O'Clock. Relatives and friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
LAKE. On Saturday, March 18th. 1881, at q
O'Clock a. m ], ARrB UR WELLS, son Of Charles Il.
and Elzabeth +. Lake, sged four months ana sir-
Fansfs! Sunday ,,95t ss st Cock. 5Eon
terd
LUsBY. On Wednesday. March g 1881. at Z
S and enue Is5y .ed .en se. rs "
Funeral will tase place from her paregts resi-.
$50 p m. Services at Twelfth stree, N. Y. Church.
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited TO at
LYNCH. At Tam March 10, 1851, JOANNA.
daughter of Thomas and Margaret fsn gnsyLynch.
aged % years months ana IL ga!
Funeral from her Parents. res!dence. 1924 New
Jersey avenue sunday, March lSth, y O'Clock
pm Friends and relatives ara invited TO ~
tend.
MALoNEY. On March IL. 1881. a. ten minutes
past O'Clock p M, FRANK MAIGNEr, aged ten
months and twelve days. scn OF Florence t. and
Mary Msloney.
Funeral from his parents residence, 9ls q street
southeast, at O'Clock, March 18th. Friends an
relatives are invited to attend.
MOHUN. On March 18th. ISL. .. SO O'Clock a.
m, Mr. RICHARD b. Moaus. il The forty sixth
year OF hie
Notice Of funeral in morn ng papers
POST. In Washington, ID. g, March 18th,
1881, MRS. LYDIA MARIA Pos1, % Montross. Pa.
in the sixty sixth year of her age.
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a FEMALE MEDIUM AND REV. THOS. KELLY
committee Of Methodist Episcopal clergy
men, consisting OF Rev. DR.. Murphy, of Broad
street church; Rev. w. c. Robinson of Chester;
Rev. S. A. Eeilner, oe Fortieth street chzrch;
Rev. Theo. Stevens, OF Wharton street CT urch;
Rev. j. DiekerSon, Of Asnury, and Rec. Mr..
Henlock, OF Elev enth street church, are inveS-
tigating charges against the moral character OF
Rev. TaoS- Kelly, OF the western M. L. church,
goth street, near Walnut, made by spiritual
medium, " no calls herself Mrs. PARKS, OF 124I
North 18th street, but who claims that she Is
the wife OF Montgomery Martin, with whom
she lives and who joins her in making the
charges against the minister. MI. Kelly says
that he visited the woman in his Official Char
acter, she having come to his church anu ex-
pressed the desire to abandon sLIritualism and
become Methodist. at one O., these Pastoral
visits, according to Mr.. Kelly and his friends
the man Martin burst into tae room ard ac-
cused the pastor OF being too intimate with hts
wife, ana demanded money to repair bis
wounded honor The woc.an's~ story is That
Mr.. Kelly called upon her, processing desire
to Investigate spir1Cualisn; that he called upon
her many times and took unwarranted npar-
ties with her, OF which abe Informed her hus,
band. According to Der story, she permitted
Mr.. Kelly to visit her and kiss her and hold her
on Ills lap after shes had exposed him to her
husband. MIR. Kelly 8 frieIds claira that It Is 3
Matchmaking schesAe on the part OF the woman
Parks, or Martin, and the man Martin while
the Martins say that 10 amnunt OF money viii
heal their daaaged honor. The members oil
MI. Kelly 8 church are said to be unanimous La
the BELIEF that their pastor Is innocent, --IaIa
Times, 4tS.
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%FRUSTEt = SALE OF TIE RIGHT OCCU-
Il PATTON TILL DECEMBER 81, 1906, OF
IHIk11 TWO MARKET STANDS IN THE

- I'LL DECEMBER 81, 1896. OF
TBIhIY TWO MAkKET STANDS IN THE
WEI Err MARKET.
me, more particularly described a. f@oWs, to wit
=. BIZ deeds dsted December 4. 1876, and respec-
frict Of Columbia in Mber s45. az pages 5, 6. "a
and "A, sne IN h6er SS9 at pages Az and 498.
ns ssd 9 reco sda rs
bber 1872 81 pages 475 AS, 400, 4s7, 400 and 437,
Two deeds dsied 1875 = ana ana recorae,
IN Lber e45. at pages 80 AID 30 of sstd land
Three deeds dated December 7. 1876. and re-
corded, two of them in Liher 645 at pages l8 and
80. the other IN Llbsr $780, at page 4S4 of said
Three deeds dated December sth. 1876. and re-
corded, two Of them in Liber S45. at pages IL and
Is. and the other in Liber $780, at 456 Of said
Two deeds dated December IA. 1875, .nd duly
recorded In Liber 845. ct pages 26 and As of said
one deed dated May :. 1877. recorded In Liber
s5l. foli s92 OF said records
One deed tsted May 10. 1877. recorded in Liber
One deed dated May 81. 1877. recorded in Liber
Two deees dated July 10. 1877, aud recorded in
Iber 8sS. a. 357 and 3s8 of said records aud
District Of Conmba. VII offer for sale. at public
auction. on MONDAY. TIE 2lsr DAY OF MARCH
Market Corner oi sa as .p Streets IN
the City Of WASHINGTON, District of Columbia, the
Bothy rent 1ed for each stasd and the OF obser
vance Of the regulations Of said Market until De-
% %, 90 a. SO, -, 81, 81 40 ~ As, AZ, AS
az 81, So "a. 81, 50, 6S. II, ". II, IS. 80. 81,
col, 100, lu4 and 1U5
a Each stand viii be offered sci arately-
Terrns: One fourth cash, or which S25 must be
paid on each stand at the time OF sale. balance in
three equal instruments, payable In one. two and
three years from day Of sale Win interest at the
rate Of six per cent, per snnum, 20 be eviSenc ed
by the purchasers promisory notes. Endorsed by
rood surety, and secured by deed Of trust on the
Sisht sold. An conveysncine ana recording at the
cost of the purchaser. IL terms of saIe NOT COM
piled with " ten days will resell at the risk and
cost of the defsultng purchase
WILLIAM BIRNEY. Trustee
WALTER Il WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts- milo lot
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RB0PEEING OF THE CANAL-The Cumberland
Times say S: Next week the canal will be ready
for shipment, when a small lot OF coal Will be
dispatched on personal account TO Williams
port. No schedule OF freightS or other dIrec-
tons have been received at this port The
canal will be ready TO ship beforeehe companies
are ready. and very likely before the boatmen
are willing. The latter hold meetings regularly
az az, Their I Lodge room In this city, and we are
be notified that they will have TO pay the boat
men 81: per ten for carrying. 1t is also whis-
pfred that the operators are not too well pleased
with the demands being made upon them by
The miners. and lockout is even limited at oy
outsiders. though we have heard no coal men
say 30. IL locks to us as If there Is trodble
ahead. We hope we are mistaken"
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CHoKBD TO DEATH BY AN OYsTER.-a strange
accident happened last week In Jackson, Miss.
Thomas j. Wharton, jr., deputy United States
revenue collector, son OF Judge T. j. Wharton,
or that place, and w. FL. Bailey, son CT the late
Juoge Bailey OF Canton, entered a restaurant,
aud Wharton called for raw oysters. Soon
after the table had been spread, Wharton, hold.
Ing up large oyster On his fork 8 rrongs, good
Daturedly remarked, This is tho Kind of oys-
Tom, hope that one VIII not hurt YOU" as
pleasantly replied Mr. Bailey, ana scarcely had
these words escaped his lips when, without
entrance. A waiter standing near the door
cried out In alarm, 1.-THE gentleman is chok.
ing" Wbar' on jumped up and ran to him, and
alter trying all the conventional remedies of
relief known to him without avail, rushed
wildly into the street IN search Of physician
Before his return, however, Dir. Bailey's life
had passed beyond the recall o. human Skill,
81. Louis Pos. Dispatch.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS h Co., An >tioneere,
w 1tOi Northwest Corner 10th and D SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BtING PART OF LOT 5.
kQUARE TT, KNOWN As 3l7 MARY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BtING PART OF LOT :,
SOUARE 7s4--, KNOWN AS BIT MARY
iISD AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, passed IN Equity cause num-
Der {. $50 Power and White VS.. Margaret Burke ct
al, L the undersigned trustee, will, on FRIDAY.
SAhcR 3 III. 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, Sell: at
pub auction, in front OF the premises, all that
III the city of Wa hington, District Of Columbia,
known as part of lot g. in square numbered 7oi,
ot gfr nintor said part of lot at the northeast cor
ner 81 said lot and running thence southwest
VA dly alUi the line of Maryland avenue % feet;
tiS nee sontht astwardly at right giles said ave
nue. To the southern boundary line Of that part of
said lot numbered which vas conveyed by Walter
) Cox's trustee To Jno W. Jones by deed dated
the 3Oth Cay of December. 1865 1T a distan ce of
Hardly along said southern boundary line t. inter
sect The east line of said lot at angle therein dis
TAM e feet nd inches from the beginning thencs
81 let aid inches 10 the place of beginning inn
| proved by brick store and dwell. ing house
Terms Of sale: One third OF the entire purchase
money to be paid IN cash, and the balance in equal
instruments IN six and twelve months from day OF
sale, with interest at rate of six per cent per aunu
| and thepayment then to be secured by the notes
Trustee; cash to be psid on day Of sale the
ratification thereof by the court deposit Of
800 viii be required when the property il Knocked
| down, and ne deedwin be given until all purchase
money and interest In paid Cost Of cooveyancina
| to be 1t purchasers expense Terms 20 be oom-
Piled with within hve days after sale, otherwise
Trustee the right to sell st cost and risk OF
msio.eoSds WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trustee.
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Two TERRIBLE EXPLOSIONS - At Phoenix
boiler was being tested when 1J exploded level
ing the works, which were 100 feet long by 40
feet wide and so feet hign. Six men were killed,
including Mr.. Paterson, one OF the proprsetors,
stone weighing 1900 pounds, in the Touring
mills OF August Fisher, at Chicago. exploded
yesterday, the flying fragments injuring four
persons. John Berthbuger had both legs
broken: Mr.. Fisher. left leg broken In three
places Theodore Bl0kell, face terribly disf1g-
ured, and Mr.. Taylor, a merchant who was In
the hill on business, was thrown 90 feet by the
conclusion, but not seriously Injured.
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H,HOnAs BOWLING. Aucuonser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
II AMI STREETS NOR INVEST.
kzx< By virtue of . deed of trust bearing d tie
ESH l7th day Of July, 1873; and duly recorded in
&1 hbsr Sel, folio 265, &c, one of the land
records Q: the district of Columbia. and by direo
siened trustees viii sell on TUESDAY. MARCH
I'D, 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the
premises. the following described property; Par.
OF Lot numbered slI, Ia square numbered twenty
point on the west line of New Hampshire avenue
seventeen - fest from the no thea st corner of
said lor six, and running then southerly with the
western line Of said avenue seventeen I'D feet,
then westerly paral.e with the north line of said
lot six 10 the line of said lot siy, then north
westerly with the said rear line to the southwest
corner OF that part of said lot six sold by Michael
murphy to Jonn Murphy. then easterly with the
south De OF said part OF said lot sold to John Muir
ply TO New hampshire avenue and place of BEGIN
ming, together with the improvements.
Terms of Raie One thicd cash; the residue in
two eOual payments at six and twelve months with
notes je,rirg interest at seven per cent per annm
until paid. and secured by a deed Of trust on the
property sold AL copyeyAncing. &c, at cost of
purchaser slOo deposit required at time Of sale.
II the terps Of sale are not complied with in
seven dAys from the day Of sale. the Trus' ees
AID cost Of the dsfaultins purchaser.
marlO-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON Trustees
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RRsIaNRD.-Police Commissioner Smith, OF
New York, has resigned. His successor Is Jas.
Matthew'S, lawyer, who Is appointed for the
onexpired term, which ends Nay l. 1t Is
rumored, but denied, that Commissioner French
mas also resigned; also that the commissioners
nave oeen cited before the ms .yor on charges o.
Encouragement Q! the STIR Of Cleaning dep
1uNNts 4
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MINNESOTA ArFoLNrNENTs = Senator Wta-
don,'s Successor. PillsDury OF Min
nesota YESTERDAY appointed Greenleaf Clark
of ST. Paul, and Judge William Mitchell, OF
Wirssra, to I'LL the two additional Judgeships OF
t,lYe, he aIse appointed Attorney General
Charles NJ Hart as judge Of the district court
for he third district. to MI the vacancy caused
by the promotion of Judge Mitchell to the
a fnality tbs. General A. j. Edgarton Will be
appointed TO succeed William Window as
Senator. Mr.. WINDOWS resignation was re-
ceived yesterday, and the appointment will
probably be announced by the governor to-day.
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WALTER B, WILLIAMS 3 CO.. Aucaoneers.

IBUSIEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPER FRONTING On r. STREET
BET@tES NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
FOUlGH STREET NORTH NEST.
BY virtue IL q deed Of trust dated the 9Th -
day OF September. a D. 1875. and duly re- f47
corded In Liter 80 1884, foio j3S, ct seq. LII
one Of the ia q records for Washington county In
Inc District q Columbia, ana by direction of the
ion in fro,y Of the Siem se y bSSRS avg
MARCH l61H. A. D. 1881, AT O'CLOCK p M
parts OF lots sixty nine (69) and seventy Co., of
Daniel CratI sut division of psrts of square num-
oered east Of ave hundred and nine (E of EO9l &C.
cordng 10 the Plat or ground plan OF the said CITY
OF WasblDgtpb. beginning for the same forty eight
feet west frCI The northeast corner of said SQUARE
ana running ihsnce south eighty feet 1907, thence
west thrice itet nine and tbree-quar;eE inches
(iS 91) thhlce north eighty feet $50 thence eazt
sixteen Qel feet. 10 the place of beginning with
Dwelling
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash aud the balance
II equal Instainents OF ak, t. elVe and eighteen
alo1ths frrGi day of sale. to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at eight per
cent per snnUIu until PAID, payable semi annually
and q deed of trust on the property sold, or all
cash. st;the purchasers option A deposit of 300
gown on dAy Of sale II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within five days the trustee reserve
the risht to resell the property risk and coss
q defsultlrx purchaser All ctny eyancing, &c,
81 purchaser cost LEROY II. TAYLOR,
marc eoo&d5 Trustee.
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tember TO- IS41, the teacher was directed 10
organize classes In geography.
In report to the common council iata,i
september 10. lS4S, IL is stated that the school
hours from March Is to September 10 are from
a. m. to 81 p. m, with recess OF IL hours:
and the rest OF the year from to3. with a
recess OF one quarter Of an hour.
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WaOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TkUsTEE,s SALE OF YALUABI.E IMPRoys

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROgEKTY On STREE BETWEEN
BY virtue of deed of trust 20 Richard -
Wallach and IL yself. be airing date the 27th G.aj
day of February, a. ID. 1873, and recorded .x.
m Liber 49, stfolo 292, and reQuest Of the tty
secured thereby, will. as surviving trustee, sell
On THURSDAY, The nth DAY OF MARCH, 1881.
Al ~ O'CLOCK P NJ, in front of the premises that
part Of lot No Is, In Square No 374, known as and
Icing the eastern twenty four (2D feet seven and
one-h,f C759) inches Of said lot by the depth
thereof, improved by the substantial Three-story
Brick Dwelling House, No 9l6 street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in
two equal payments, at six and twelve m1nths. with
Interest at eight per cent until paid. to be secured
by deed Of trust upon the property Sl09 deposit
when the property is struck OFF. All convey ancing
and recording at the cost of the purchaser. Deed
given ard rust taken. Purchaser to comply with
terms within five d ys after sale, the property
tee. FkED. W. JONES,
mar9- dts Surviving Trustee.
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FEIRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
l. ERIY ON n STREET, BETWEEN ELEV-
NH AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH

By virtue CT decree Of tie Supreme Court IL
OF the District OF Columbia. passed in Equity fH
March. ,issl. We will sell at pn6lie snction.
n N fTont of the premises. TUESDAY, the
22D DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1881, AT 4
O'CLOCK IL, the following described real estate
situate III the city of Washington District OF 90
lumSa, to vii: Parts of lots twelve CID and tsir-
teen (lS} i'll square one thousand and one GOOD,
AID the san g being the east fourteen Q4) feet OF
lot twelve =. and the est thirty two (32) feet of
LOT thirteen u3). fronting ~" street south
esst, toGeiber with the improvements thereon,
side building
Terms One third cash, and the residue in two
equal int tdments on credit OF one and two years
nth Interest. the purchaser giving notes Sc
cured by deed of trlst on the property. A
deposit Of $50 viii be required on day of
sale aud The balance Of cash .,ayments aud notes
Hith deed Of trust, within seven days All convey
anC1De a. cost of purchaser In case OF failure
~ comply with terms of sale, the trustees reserve
the right to make resale at risk Of purchaser.
&C. COLE 400 st ". rc..
GUY II THOMPSON, 4s6 La ave.S Trustees
mario lot THOMAS DOWNING, Auctiopeer.
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DAY.

THE BEST Lac BEER IN AMERICA.
JOS. SCHLITZ BKEwING COHPANY's
USRIvALED
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
Full supplies ordered. Dealers are reauested to
send In their orders esrly for this ceIsbrsted
LAGER BEER In casks and bottles.
Wholesale DePot-l22i 23th street, VEST wssh-
snston-
SAMUEL e.. PAIMRR,
Agent for District Of ColambFa.
TELIPH0HIC CONNECTION. febl7
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AUCTION SALES.
NUNC1NsOY RIOS Auc.ioneers.

nUNUANsUN baOS.' huc.oHeers'
ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE OF HOUSEHOLD
HOUSE No. GIG d STREET SOUTHWEST.
AT AUCTION
BY virtue of al order issued from the Bu- n
prenDe Court of the District of Columbia, "
holding a special term as Probate Court -
March 8, 1881, viii sell at public auction, M
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH l6 1881
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, all the Household
Effects contained in house No. 9l6 D street south
west. comprising in part
Parlsr Suites. NJ. Tables, Whatnots
Walnut and other Chamber Furniture;
Mattresses, Pillows, B!ar kets, Sheets
k1tension Table, d. X Chairs, Stoves;
glassware. Crockery, Kitchen Utensils,
BRUSSELS. Ingram and other Carpets;
Oclotbs. &C &c
Terms cash. JAMES W BARKER
Adm illustrator of Estate Of Maria l.. Kid veil, de-
ceased. marI2 st
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auttioseer.

VE'dOnA5 DONLlNt, tu'iN"'ST.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE, VERY
HANDSOME; PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FyRNIITRE, sc, &C, At AUCTION.
On MONTY MORNING. MARCH l4TH,0
ISL, CoMNEs CHG AT 10 O'CLOCK, at the W
residence 81 gentleman declining house ~
keeping, No I5I6 street, between 18th and =
18th streets northwest, / shall se q very superior
cole ct1ou OF household goods, viz
Very superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Cover
ard stool.
Very bsnd-oUe Parlor Suite with gold trscinss.
upholstered in raw six and ninsh
Elegant Marble top Table with x I'D traciazs.
Superior Window HaDgings
VERY fine Fl giish Bru GELS Carpets.
brussels Had end stair Carrots, Ingrain Carpets.
Eery superior Black Walnut Marbe-top Chamber
Suites with French plate Mirrors
II attraSsts. rpriDg Underbeds, Pillows aud Boil
steTs
Very hands, me ClI:ld's Bedstead complete.
Walnut Hal-raCK with Mirror.
Walnut Mirror back Sideboard.
Walnut , xtsDsiOn Dining Table, Dining Chairs.
Very. hrs China and Glassware. Refrigerator,
Kitchen Requisites, 80.
THOMAS BOWLING,
mAf6-6t AuctiouAer.
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The Rhafe ISLAND house amendment TO the
state constitution providing for school suffrage
for women was defeated By the senate.
The deaths IN New York yesterday num-
bered 100. The total for the week bids fair 70
reach 500, great increase In the death rate
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The Hon. Stephen Salisbury has Just given
81 G10 to the printing fund for the blind &C Per
dns institute, South Boston. Mass
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MaRRIED

SIKKS October Sd. 1890.
by the Rev. &. X. Cox. of Ba simore, +. A. SIX :
KEN ana IDA E GBAk SACBEs, both of this city,
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T'HOs. E. WAGdAMAN. BeaI Estate Auctioneer

RTREET, BFTWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
fTbEETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue CT decree Of TIE Supreme Court "a
of the Dlftrict of Conpb a, passed in Equity 800
cause No. l5T, Hurley ct al complanants, .4..8
aud Davis ct al defendants. on the 9th day of
February. D. 1881. 1 shall sell on the 2lsr DAY
OF Marco. j. d. 1881, At 30 O'CLOCK P NJ, on
the premises, Let No. 69, in Frederick B.tes and
Kate E. Lauritgen's subdivision OF square No. 5I3
with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree, ara as
follows UDe- id Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, the whole Of said purch sse money
at the option of the purchaser. and the bsa nee In
two equal instalmen; g, of six and twelve months,
With interest froa day OF sale, secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold. AL cOnveyanc1ng
at the cost OF the purchaser. deposit of 300 will
be required when the property is knocked off.
mario -dSds JOHN JOHNSON, Trustee.
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The Montreal fire department discarded run
ners last Tuesday and put tta apparatus on
wheels.
Mumps are epidemic In the Indiana southern
peniI entiarv at JeneraoAviile. Thirty cQlvtcts
are stdlcted with them
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF OVER FOURTEEN
Il THOUSAND ACRES Or MINERAL AND
GhAZ, G LAND IN THE STATE OF TEX
AZ, 30 GA OsE THE TEXAS LAND AND
COPPER A. ISOLATION.
By, virtue Of resolution passed by the Texas
Land snd COPPER Association appointing us q
committee 10 make sale, We will sci on TUESDAY
MARCH I'D, AZ IL O'CLOCK NOON, within the auc-
EOn rooms OF DUSCANsoN Bios.
,g20 acres OF Land in A;ascOsa county, Texas.
5,e4O acres of Land in McNulleu county, Texas
$40 acres OF Land in Jack District, Texas
All OF the above Land being in Scrip of $40 acres
each, and positively viii be Sold to the highest bid
der or bidders
JESSE b WILSON,
THOMAS l.. HUME Committee
O. A. SCHNEIDER,
MARI 10 L. Than d -