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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
LOEiL RREIIIIEN

Tho first Potomac herring of tho season were
caught 10 Hunting Creek yesterday.
A permit was granted in Washngton SaIure
urday to Peter Fsgan, to erect staud on
PeotsGlvsnia Avenue for tho Inauguration.
Tho celebrated Berger family will give ono oil
their splendid concerts OF Armory Hall, 90
Monday night next. Tho Berger family aro
always greeted with foil house n this city.
the Alexandra Light Infantry meet to plight
to tako aclion on tho invitation to participate 10
tho lnaulura;ioa pa7sdy. viii they 60?
a MaboGo reada5tar club will bo organized
10 the FRS. Ward t. morrow night.
A chicken thief was discovered in tho hen
house OF Mr. Wn. R;chards residing 90
fazsttc street, Saturday night. lilo made his
escape, clrr5iug with him an old rooster.
All the corporation officers wcrc paid of to-
day by City Treasurer Harlow.
MIR. Il. y. L1cas will Do urged by bis friends
botoro tho next administration fer tho position
OF postmaster CT this city. a petition 10 circu
laiion 90 tho streets TO day 10 that effect recoiv.
cd largo numb,r OF sgnees.
As Al evidence OF tho good done tho city by the
!ste I'D Of February celebration, i! may be
stated ttai gentleman who Was drawn hero by
Tho display on that 2asion, purchased Of Messrs
Pphko & Nails q bill Of goods amounting to s7OO
Olher merchants reporL that they were greatly
benefited by tho celebration.
Tho lifted States soheol ship Saratoga left
this city Tor Washington yesterday aIttrooon.
| Tho commission to receive boys for tho Uoited
States navy will continue i!s SESSION in that city
To-day is Flu! down in somo OF the slmsnscs Of
Carnival Day." II is 81 ancient festival still
tbjerved in Catholic countries with religious
services pointing TO the isct that Lent il near,
whom the uso of meat must be dispensed with
Tho weather has observud the day, displaying
| all tho variety Of a Fourth Of July parade
clouds, showers sunshine. and bosu.iful rain.
! bow this afternoon.
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The marie. opens firm and fairy active.
F!,u7 IS steady a! qUOta.ions. About 700 bush.
"s5 Of WhaH. sold "A: ll5 for FUllz. lis fer mixed
90! ~ .oC Lancaster. Corn cold at 90! and 81
: white Gni ii for yellow. No Tyc or Ga.s 70.
PORTED! Butter IS que. and unchanged. Ng&s
n-n !""ar Dressed !lol3 and ru:kicg nro high.
~ O.Aor artlces 81 nl0tati0Es
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LENTEN SERylCEs.-L?ut beeias on We'd
nesday next Cash Wednesday, Lontcn SER
vlc2s will be held 10 the Catholic and different
Episcopal Churches az iooas:
81 Mary's ChuIch-Mass at 9 o. N. Ash
Wednesday,, at which ashes will be blessed and
distributed, and on Friday night at 100 o'clock
the Stations OF tho Cross
Christ Chutch-Scrvicos Ash Wedot siay at
II o. H.. und Services thereafter every Tuesday
and Thur,day ct 5 .. H.
81 PauI's Church-Ser9icss Ash Wednesday
at So. H., eGd services thereafter every Mon.
dsy. Wednesday and Friday at 6 y. m.
Grace Chu!ch-SerVices Ash Wednesday at
5. =. H., and Friday at q. n.
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DEATHS DIR. We. IL. Barley. who YVES
badly injured b. sn accident on iho Missouri
Pacific Rsilo.d while on his wsy to Texas CD
business las! December. died ct TO residence OF
his fsthe:'in-!sw. Mr.. VIM n. Brown, in thia
city, yesterday afternoon. after sul,rirg great
agony, from tho 'I4c,s Of the Injuries ho then
sustained. MIR. Barley was gentleman whom
oil respected, and the news Of his death will be
received with regret by large circle OF friends.
Mrs. Margaret Henderson, vito of tho late
0rlsndo henderson, ead sister of NJ essrs John
and Thomas Lsnnon, died after 3 loag illness
Of consunpLion. yesterday morning
Miss hmsnds Windsor, who was stricken
with paralysis short time ago, died las! night
at her residence, upper end of King stlost.
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BANQUET OF TIE "SoNs OF VIRGINIA. -
The Society of "Soos of Virginia." gave mag.
nifc?nt banquet ct the Palmer House. in Chi
ca2o, on the Eight Of the % / Of February last,
at whi:h many prominent men Of the country
were present. Among tho managers of tho
Society is Geo. W. Morris, e:q formerly of
this city. and sill we'll remembered hero. A
letter t:om Senator Withcts, il rcspouss to 40
invitation, rcgre'ting his liability to bep;es,nt,
vas Ilai
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County COURT. Tho County Cours, Eek
ruary term. Judge James Sangstcr pr s!diUf,
commenced to day.
A molten TO release Mrs. Guiecr from i,il
Tithou: the payment oil tho fac imposed for
keeping a gaming tablo at her establishment in
the county, was oVorrulcd.
An application It Hcraoo Johnston fer a 70.
ducion of assessment OF his lands was refused
aud tho Cou;t adjourned ill to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

STOP TIE LEAKs.-Tin Roofing, Guttor and
lain Spoua. and all work repaired PROMPTLY, By
STANsBURY & Bro.
IHE BEST homo manufactured lin Ware
aud Houseturnshi0g Goods can be found at
STANsEURY's Central Stovo House, corner
King and Washington streets, (McBurpey' s
Building.)
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LOCAL MATTERS.

y Weather Probabilities. February IS. $751;
FOR the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather,
iiehs snow or rain followed by clearing weather
warm southwest veeripg to much colder Nor h
"fs: VICES followed by rising barometer.
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eioia Mott. Of Il csburr, pretty biCHdH. Mss
Not, VINO WIS III, guest Of Miss l5uIcb, Of
Washington, vera 90 TIC Cccsi5G white su'sh
and csshmerC
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NJ y IsES.sEI1.

~ Bridgeport, C0na,, February 2t.h, by the
Rev. Esi2n W. Gn.cg. mr.. w Il. G. IEATON,
Of this city, sNi Mrs. &M:hI n. NORTON,
o: Bridgeport. (0aE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

The thouehtessnes5 OF people is 50 great i,
regard 10 watcbiuness against Colds, CO, tina
were it not fer Iha wonderful curative power o
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup va should s1udd;r a
tho fa!o of sucr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

Police ITEMs.-Ned Tyler. colored, for
threatening oonduc: toward oclorcd woman,
yes bound over Saturday c7e1iag by tho Mayor
to keep the poac,.
!he Mayor had b,fora him this morning
Jaua Erown and Lula Nielsen, both coIored
for 6Shtinc. rhe were 6ocd S. each, snd
licked up for the ncn payment OF said Il &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

d. you ache ? suffer from rheumatism o.
Incicltlal poison s. S. 8. acW cure you,
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You C ii make your dinner complete By ty
log some ct the DELICIOUS GREEN PEAS whict
MCBURNEY Il Son have Just received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

For HAvANA.-Tho loading of the schooner
en-. Bird with shoe k. heads, 49,, for. Havana
was completed to day. She will be cleared to.
morrow ncruing by L. a. Reed, esq. with {
cargo Of 1000 shock and heads, and 5000
bundles OF hoops.
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PEasCNAL-Amons The gusts 81 The Ger
man" given bG the Army aud Navy Club. 10
WashiO gtop, Mo6day night last, Was Mis- Vir.
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FOR SALE.

JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
Corner Of King and Royal streets
Will be sold at private s8lo until MONDAY
March III. whom the remainder of the GOODS
vii! be sold at src ion from day 10 dsy until III .
entire stock is disposed Of
n. Il. STEIN, Assignee
Persons indebted 70 Ill n. Kaufman are renna,t.
cd to mako immediate payment
feb2l-eo2W 10
sIAhTEp-A WHITE MAN 10 wort m
~ my farm near Alo1andris; must know
how 10 milk.
febl3-eu2H GEORGE MACON
TUST RECEIVED NEW PATTERNS OF
y TOihHT SETS, BUD VASES Ia at
sugl6 h- MILLER s. CO.'S
EkhSH LEMONS received to-day bv
- jana j. Z. MlLBURN,
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rsE~h Tho Steamer
sk&&e1a22z2a III q IT p.Y srH
VII resume hor trips on WEDNESDAY, the
I'D instant. Leave 9TH street wharf, Washing
ton, at o'clock q. M. as follows: On Wednes.
days and Saturdays for Mattawoman, Chico.
muxen aud Mattox creeks; returning leave
Mattox creek carly on Thursday aud Sunday q.
M, making Intermediate landings going and re-.
turning.
feb22-1W or, SuRRJFp
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PRESENTATION OF A MEEoRIAL TO Mr..
HAYES -Msyor Smith, chairman ct the com
mittee On the late 22i Of February celebration,
10 this city, went to Washington on Saturday
last. accompanied BY several members of ths
Goum'ttec, and 10 neat speech, presented Mr..
Hayes with the following memorial. Inscribed
on parchment:
CITY CT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
whose reputation has become historic through
the
IMMORTAL WASHINGTON.
sends through the committee having in charge
The celebration Of the Twenty-second of Feb
ruary, 1881, to
BIS ENCELLENCT, RUTHERFORD i. HAYES
PRESIDENT CT THE UNITED STATES,
is4 respectful recognition Of tho honor conferred
by hls presence on that occasion.
And SO His Excslency is soon TO return TO tho
honored ststion OF a
PRIVATE CITIZEN
and surrender tho Grost TIu.t committed to him
% tho people. this city, through its committee,
desires TO give expression 10 i.s appreciation of
ms kindly and considerable attention, in having,
by his presence contributed 60 much toward
msRlhg the celebration Of tho day grand
success"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

GIN MONS LIVER REGULATOR, San.
~ ford's Livor Invigorator, Johnson's indian
Blood Syrup. Iolu, Rock and Ryo, Bsndoline,
Ounce Seed, Liquofice LczangoTs, Chloroform,
lannon's Corn Solvent. Hoststter's Bittora
Butter Color, Saint Jacobs Oh, Giles Liniment,
Cox's Gelatiae, Juniper Tar, August Flower
and Boschees' German Syrup, Just received and
Tor sale by tnb25 JANNEY g. co.
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NEVILED GRABS for fsEo by
~ jsn2i J. y. MlLBURN
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Ecuttland Il. Smith, Mayor.
II. +. Uownham,
President Board Of Aldermen,
j. Il. Beckhan,
President Of Common Council,
+. Il. Brccso.t, Auditor.
Nj. L. Harlow. City Treasurer.
CHARLES II. Stuart, eI-Judee.
Samuel q. Bront.
commonwealth ATTORNEY.
X. 7. Lucas.
HdWin Il. Carlin.
Thomas w. Robinson.
2. I. Ramsay.
James 4. Higgins.
.lamea G. Waddey.
Lewis hcKeI zio.
X. Komper, cx-Mayor,
lanes $. Douglas.
VIM. b. Smoot.
L. V. Kisheill.
John LaEnon.
T. Vincnnt Dou;,
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ERESH LEMONS received to-day bv
IL jana J.C. MIi,RiTpN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-08
BENSlNGER, Auctioneer

NTH STREET NOkTHwE.T, BETWEEN
FORTY.0 ONE FEET AND THeEE iNOHES
UN NINTH STREET, WITH IMPR0VE-
MENTS THEREON, CONSIS TING OF
LARGE FRAME BIZ AOKSMITH SHOP.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated No -
vember l4th, 1S16, duly recorded In Lber tk
IL M sna At the
request Of the party secure thereby, viii sell at
public auction, In front OF the premises. on FRI
DAY. THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1884, AT Blk
O'CLOCK P. M, all that certain piece or par
eel Of ground, situate and lying in the City
known and described as part Of the original lot
No Is, in the recorded subdivision Of square No
1884, commencing with point on 9th street north
west twenty-on feet three inches from the south
east corner OF said lot thence due west one hun
dred and thirty eight feet nine inches: thence
north twenty one feet three inches; thence east
feet nine inches; thence north twenty
street; thsnce south along said 9th street to the
place OF beginning together with all and sin guar
the improvements, privileges, Embellishments and
aPpurfenances to the same belonging or in any
manner appertaiuing.
Terms One-third cash. balance In three equal
and eighteen months, bearing interest at six per
cent: per annum, and to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property sol at the option Of the
purchaser the whole OF the purchase money may
oe pad IN cash. deposit Of 5000 to be made by the
purchaser on the acceptance Of the bid. Convey
sac are not complied with in seven days the Trus-
tee VIII resell at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. NEHEMIAH n MILLER
.y4-C&us Trustee.
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DIED..

ADAMSON. On the morning OF July 7th. 1881.
Mrs MARSRETT ADAMsoN. the widow OF the lats
Rooger AdAmson, aged sixty eight years.
The friends and relatives of the deceased are re-
spectfully inyi ed TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF Mr.. John sullivan, southwest rner
OF Third and ID streets southeast on Saturday
morn ing, the 9th inst, at O'Clock q IN.
CLUM. In Washington. ID. O., July Sth, 1881,
BESSIE w: CLUA. infant daughter Of John p.
Cum, OF Tombstone, Arizona
Funeral from the residence OF her grand par
day, July 3, 1881.
GkAY. On Wednesday night, July 9th, 1851,
at the residence Of Mr. Henry 6oodrlch 1898 l7rl
street, Mrs. LOUISA GRAY, widow OF George W
Grsy, aged sixty six years.
Funeral on Saturday morning, at O'Clock, July
9Th, at St. Augustine Church.
GRIFFIN. At o'clock o. M July 7th. 1881. 8.
ADELAIDE GRIFFIN. dearly beloved wife OF Il. e.
Grlfflp, II the forty fret year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. 10l8 n street
southeast. Saturday, 9th instant st four y. m. 10
which the friends OF the family are respectfully In
vited. baltimore Sun copy. z.
ECMuRTRIE. At Capon Springs, West vir
Eipis, July z, 1881, HELEN, infant daughter Of
about three months.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuereer.

CHANOERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
DLNOE on EAs SIDE OF THiRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND ID STREETS
NORTHWEST. No. 3O9.
By virtue Of decree of the SUPP cme Court x.s<
OF the District OF Columbia, aepsd on the tss8
l2d cay of june 1881, in equity Use Z. 7S2, -&9
the undersigned, trustees, viii sell on MON
P; In front OF the premises. tie following de-
four snd three fourth inches on * street by one
hundred feet deep Of Lot numbered eleven, In
square 293, and the south tHe,ty-leet by the
depth thereof Of Lot eight. II said square
Zs3, together with the improvements which
consist OF large three story Brick sealdeLce with
al the modern improvements, beiLg No. 3O9 18th
strf ct northwest
Terms prescribed by the dec ee are: Oae-
fourth Of the purcbA in cash, and the residue
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months fron.
the day OF sale, with notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust on the property cold
All conyeyanctng to be st purchasers cost. A de-
post OF $500 will be required at tha time Of sale
II the terms OF sale not COM piled with in ten
daya the Trustees reserve the RICH. to resell the
property at the rick and cost Of the defauitiug
JAMES H. SMITH CHARLES O. COLE,
Trustees
Immediately after the sale of he alb we described
rea! estate the following personal ELECTS will De
sold on the above described premises, viz: Mirror
Front Wardr otes, Chandeliers and ias Fixtures
JAMES II. SMITH 4 CHARLIE q. COLE.
tel7-d&ds Adni 1istrstors.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucaoneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Auctoneers.
.ALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
WITH TIE IMPRoYkMENrS THEREON.
AS2ET F3HE x NILS Eso N Ta Hk TAsa
T " sb.S Cemetery ROAD. LEADING TO
On FRID sA.; J sa sIH 1881, At 1o'cLaoK ~
valuable Garden Farm( known as the Emanuel IL
on he Biadensburg road. Containing about thirty
acres OF land, more or less in high state Of Guilt
SMer ern Corn sou
stable, 40 by SO. ana other out houses. with ex-
i stream Of p water r u thronSh tse land.
This place cannot be surpassed as Truck Garden
in the state Of Maryland; location healthy. and in
IMMEDIATELY AFTER will be offered l04 acres of
snd N bas a1s mt be sold Viii be
on day Of SALE
81 For p.rtic9l.rs apply to Huguely Bowen. No.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance In one,
q
d2SS d2FR Fl e'sh e tas q a. Auo
On s AEEnS sc
nc The REsTDENGE OF JGDaE An
Of he District Of Gelnmbia. passed June a. 10
A. D. 1884,. In Equity Cause No. 7,77I.E
Trustee viii sell st public auction on nNFff RfpAYa
the FIGH1H DAY OF July. 1881. at SIX O'CLOCK P.
M, in front Of the premises, the following de-
scrbed real estate. situate in the city of washing
ton, DC. to wit; Lots F and g. In Coltmans sub
aly1sion OF Lots 4, B, and z, in square numbered
245. Lot Is improved by two story Brick
Dwelling. The other Lot is unimproved: The Lots
adjen each other, and eacn fronts 20 feet on YER
mont avenue by depth of lG9. 20 100 to an alley.
Terms OF sale; One-third cash. and the balance
IN two equal instruments at Six and twelve months,
for which the purchaser will be required to give
Lotee with interest at per cent from day of sale;
or al cash Ct the option OF the purchaser 4 de-
each lot sold. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within seven days from day Of sale; in default Of
which the property to be resod sitter five days ad.
vertisement In the Evening Star newspaper, at the
risk and cost OF defanlting pUrehs ser Deed given
upon full payment of the purchase money and rati-
fcation of the sale by the court Conveyancing at
urchaser's cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
342 street northwest.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN HEAR OF PhOPAKTy FRONTING ON
ID STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree passed on -
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, -
wherein eder.ck b. 1teptoe ct al are Complain
e public auction. IN front Of the premises to the
higbeet bidder: en- TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
the subdivision Of lots four ( and five (bl. OF Ds
WILSON'S subdivision Of square 214, fronting 10 feet
on the S0-foot alley In said square 214, with depth
Of Jos feet. with the improvements
Terms OF sale: 0ne-tnird cash. and the balance,
with interest thereon. payable In ak and twelve
months. evidenced By the promissory notes Of the
purchaser. and ecufed by deed OF trust on prop
deposit OF $50 must be made at the time Of the
sale. and Il the terms Of the sale are not complied
erty viii be resold ct purchsser's risk and cost
after three days notice In the Evening star news
paper. All cOnveyAnCing ct purchasers cost. s.
WIN. TAYLOR SNYDER, Trustee
3e29 eo&ds sos p street northwest.
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s1PG0 ]. FISHER y CO.,
4 Real Estate Auctioneert, 1924 st. northwest

PUBIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON THIRTEENTH STREE L,
BETWEEN G AND II STREETS NORTH
WEST, ANp IN UNIMPkOyED LOT ON
STREEI, BE WEN EIGHTEEN III AND
NINETEETIH STRaElS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
i will eel, in front of the premises, on AsA
MONDAY, JULY 18th. 1881. AZ ooLooK 81
p NJ, part Of original lots % and 23. in -&G6.
square 252, fronting on west side of 18th s'~ec..
near the corner Of street. which will h, vtfsred
az sub lots AZ and 49, This property improved
ing houses.
AT O'CLOCK NJ. ON TUESDAY, July 18th.
1851 WIN offer for sale in front of the prsmi.es.
part OF original lots and T. in square Ice. 'front.'
ing 2S feet iachss o. north side of street be-
as sub lot "a This lot offers great Involvement to
any one Wishing building lot in a m3st desirable
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured
by deed Of truet, or all cash, at option of pur-
chaser. "A deposit of 300 on each lot required at
time Ct sale. plat Of the property can be seen at
office Of Ihomas J. Fisher Y Co: 1924 street
Assignee Of Hei -at-Law Of George and Ann 8.
Parker. ju1-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-08

THK SPRAGCE DIVORCE CASE is now liable 10
hold over for many weeks before Il comes TO a
trial, that IS II IL ever does. Mr. Parkhurst,
one or MIS-. Sprague's counsel, is seriously In
disposed. Some time ago he experienced a
The rupture or a small blood vessel located In
that delicate organ. IL is now learned through
an associate counsel that he has completely
lost the sight OF that eye, and is In danger OF
losing the remaining eye. While he is ia this
precarious condition nothing can be Done with
the divorce suit.-PrOUidence Press.
Sitting Bulls people are again reported
anxious TO cross the line and give them
selves up.
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WHOMAH BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRI'STEES EALM OF IMPROEED PROPxKTY
TWEEN. NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of triist bearing date -
July S;b, 1875. and recorded in I.ibsr 787, 81
folio 439, one Of the land records for Wash-ks.A
ipgton county, District OF Columbia, the under
sjgI ed Trustees will sell on WEDNESDAY,, July
2OTH, 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. N in front of the
premises, the following property Lot 81 of Wilson
and CaDan's subdivision Of square 367 having a.
frcnt Of % feet inches by depth of IFS to a Is
foot alley, together with the improvements.
Terms One-third cash; the residue in two ecu .
payments at Blk and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest at six per cent per annum until
paid, ard secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
800 deposit at time OF sale.
ROBERT P. DODGE r,.o
p. A DAkNEtLLE, ! trustees
THO1AS DOWI ING, Auc.ioneer Tvs dts
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MARRIED.

BROOKS-MILLER. On July I4th, 1880, at
baltimore. Md by Rev. Mr.. Guard, of the Mount
Vernon NJ E. Church. 8. FERGUSON BROOKS, OF
ton. u. G.
GIEsK.oLINRR. On the 9TH OF July. 1881, ny
Rev. Father McNsly, Of Waship gton. ID. c..
FRANK GEESE to NJ iss JEANETTE b. OLIyER boti,
of Charles County, Maryland. Port Tobacco
papers please copy
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH BY FrREcRscK-
ERS "A fire occurred at the residence OF SAM
caused by the explosion of flrecrackers, which
had been stored In a room where two little
Children OF Mr.. Creppen were sleeping. The
parents, who were visiting a neighbor, saw the
smoke Issuing from their house, ana, hurrying
home, found the entire north end In fiarnes
They rushed into the house, and on the door
lay the Children, dead. judging from the state
OF the room. they had evidently attempted 10
Subdue the flames.
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. suctIonse,.

THOMA6 DOWLIN6. auctionser.
TWO PIANO FORTES, WALNUT PARLOR AND
n Oh a !,8 FURNITil Ire, HAIR NAT
FINE ASSORTMENT OF STONE CHINA,
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL COLLEC.
TON OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
ALSO,
ONE BAR COUNTER AND BEER PUMP.
At my saiesio om SATURDAY, JULY 9rE. At 10
O'CLOCK. ty7-2t