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BROS. Auctioueers.

TRUSTEES sALE OF TWO-sTogY BRICK
bOUsE AND LOT ON EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND @ eTREET5 NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue ot deed OF trust given to lle -
and duly recorded IN E5er Si4 folio 95 Que SisH
OF the land records for the District of ~
Columbia, and ST the written request of the part
securrd, VIII sell At public auction on TUESDAY,
MARCH 29THs A ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ, IT
'front.' OF the premises. s.l that cartain piece or
xarce; Of ground situate aud lying is the City Of
Washington and Known and descrI bed as lot nun
Tered twelve (!2), il Thomas toUag ant Samuel
Fcwlsr's subdivision O1 square numbered four
hundred and tHsnty-one, [42l, together with al
the Improvements. Ways. easement right priv
reyes and appui ten31ces to the same beOusiny or
IN aDyWise sppertainins.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months notes TO bear interest aud 70
be secured by deed of trust on the property Sold
all cash ST. option Of purchaser. ConvsyAncing and
recording at purchasers cost. deposit of 800
required as soon as knocked off Terms to be COM
Piled with in seven days, otherwise tie Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at the rick and cost of the
defsUliine purchaser after giving five days public
notice Of such res ale in some newspaper published
IN Washington, Do.
kOBT, II. WARD, Trustee.
nlarlI -eoSds $50 4 q st. nort west.
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IL TIE MATCH al glass bali shooting between
DR.. carver and Mr.. Scott in the London Aaqar-
fum was genuine contest, ft Will be me nora
lie for Its astonishing cloSenGsS Several times
the contestants tied, and at the close Dr. Car
yer led his antagonist only two points tha
score standing-Carver, 9.sSI; Scott, 9sS5. Even
IL only hippoGroGling AFFAIR, as some OF the
English papers have iutinated, &c still sho as
marvellous skill and endurance la bOtn marks
men 10 miss OILY little over 300 shots each
out or l0,c00. Either would be an unc omfort-
able sort Of person 20 have opposed to one IN
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TIE STAB tciU announce the Occurrence of BIRTHs.
the same as marriages and doaths, UhTe persons
interested so desire. In most European countries.
trhere such authorized announcements are common,
they Justly considered TO b. If gl,ite much
sequence. mt Onjg 10 relatives and fTeSis, bGt 70
community in General either 0r the others; dsd
Is oJrios that the observance Of tie custom
this country lCOa'd frequently 1rUre 90 BE- Of great
advantage an more rags than
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HEA N.

FULLER. On Wednesday, March 2sd. 1881, at
2. 30 p. n. JoHs A. FULLER, OF pneumonia, IN
the twenty second year OF his age
Funeral viii take place from the residence ~ ms
cousin. J. j In Ter, No. ~ Massachusetts Avenue.
on Friday, March 18th, 81 g p. M trienas OF too
family are respectfully invited 10 sttend
-pIIIMMFR At 4 O'Clock q. m, March oath,
1881, Lucy ANNE PLUNMER. late OF Memphis.
daughter Of the late Samuel Plummers OF Aiekaa-
dris, Va. -,
FIisI dis are invited 10 attend the funeral services
at the refidence Of her brother in lag, Mr. VIM.
Macleod l3Iy s street northwe II 10 O'Clock q.
M on saturday, Msrcn 26sh. sfter which the
mains will be taken TO Alexandria for iutermeDt.
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DIED WHILE WALTZfNG.--A special dispatch
to the Philadelphia Times from CIncin natl
March 22d. says;-About $50 o'clock this morn
the midst OF ball at Washington Platform. A
waltz was being played and the dancers were
enjoying themselves and thinking only Of plea
sure when, suddenly, one OF tie merrieSt OF the
company was seen TO fall headlong to the fIoor.
The men In the party approached the pros
trate body, fast growing cold IN death and
picking it up placed their late companion upon
a number OF chairs arranged for the purpose.
sergeant, engaged IL the cavalry recruiting
service, and was stationed al the United States
rendezvous at 2l9 West 4th street he was
lately arrived from Philadelphia One or the
jewellers did his utmost TO induce the police 10
remove the body from the hall SO that the dance
could be continued. at the time OF his sudden
and fatal fan the young man was Waiting
with Miss Lizzie Maudler, OF III West SLh street.
She was seen sitting IN the hall as one stunned
at the sudden catastrophe.
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V,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS, GEORGETOWN.

POTOMAC SIREEF, BEIWEEN P6OSPECT
D. O.
By virtue of q deed Of trust bearing date -
the sixth day OF August, 1880, and duly re- MsD
corded in hber 94s. folio l42, &C. osa of the -.
land records of Washington county, II the District
of Columbia. and by direction OF the parties Sc
cured thereby, tie undersigned trustees win sell.
on FRIDAY, THE 1sT DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ. In front Of the premises. the fol-
lowing described property. Wig: Part OF lot twenty
!zol, In Old Geo.setowD beginning for tho same m
tne west line OF Potomac street 1t point sixty 600
Iees north OF the north line Of Prospect street. and
run thence north with line OF Potomac street nine
.eeh I'D feet. thence west fifty-four (S4) feet.
or less to the rear line Of said lot; thence
s - .Ine.een !9l feet thence east tiftyfour (54)
iec 70 he next hne of Potomac str. et and pl.cs of
BEGINNING together with the improyenents N
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residns In
.so eqnal payments 81 elk and Twelve nlonths with
n nn.g nss'nS interest," az Per cent per annum
property sold; or all cash, the option Of ana
chaser All conYeyapcing At purchasers cost Kim
required at time Of sale. II the terms of sale are
not compile d with In seven days from the d.v ~
sae, the trustees reserve the right 10 ressl TIA
same at the risk and cost OF def sultng pnrchassr
WM: d. CAS-IN, r-rs,a,.
rarl5-dts JAMES L. DAVIS irustees.
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Important Pension Decision.

CONVICTION Or 9s2RGE W, rBRKlEs F9R CHAS0ING
AZ sSCE2-IrK FRg.
IN the thited States Gls' riot court yeSterd ~
JUDGE Morris delivered and filed an important
opinion on he Interpretation OF section Sass o.
tIc heFlSed Statutes, which provides that any
aSeht or attorney Oh otneT person instrumental,
III prose cGtiug any claim for pension or pInty
L@La WHO Shall directly o! Indirectly colIra y
ior, demand, or receive or obtain any create
comp nsation for his services or fuSfra-
mem aity In prosecuting q claim than IL pro
V.ded In the title peftaining TO pensions sna,l
U. guilty OF mlSdemeauor" The case a.
which the opinion was called for by tho
questions which arose was that OF GOO
W. Perkins. colored. indicted for ex
acting more than $25 itne amount provided by
law Tor prosecuting aud obtaining back pen
sion pay for John henry Johnson. colored He
was found guilty yesterday and sentenced to
pay fine OF $50 and COSTS In his oolnio1 the
Judge says ft had been argued by trlger5eF's
counsel that only an authorized agent or at
torney. whose name was on the pension books
as such, and 10 one else was amenable to Law
under this statute. Ee, however does not see
how he can put upon section 5iS5 the Qualld
cation and restriction thus placed upon IL by
tfaVefSet s COUNSEL without entirely omlJt1ng aS
WlthCut any meaning the words ''Other person
Instrumental In prosecuting any claim.r &c
This he had no right 10 do he was to take the
act or CongresS as be found it. and not specu.
late on the possibility that Congress did NOT
mean What IL said and Old not say what IL
meant-DdH. GGzrttP, 70 ddyl.
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PRTARDs IL SPAIS.-A bomb, with a lighted
TLeateT, Ia Madrid, Spain, Tuesday night, put
il was discovered by the police before It could
explode. The CVyTeO announces that the po-
Ice have discovered secret store OF GO
rifles outside the barriers OF the city. TIE al
thoritieS are Investigating the matter.
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IUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers,

nUNUANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
FOR GAZE AT AUCTION,
SIkTY-FITE (Gj) ACRES OF 3UsUSBAN LAND
Is MILES NORTH VEST or The CT CI'3
LIMIT An VII HIN II MILES Of FOUR
IEESIH cIREIT HOns CARS LES r.
Alb! + FOR SUMNER COT FACES AND
Known AS "ARoYLE."
VIII be sold at public auction on THU as -
DAY, 2tTH MARCH Ar4:3 O'CLOCK T. NJ, IN SS5V
front OF the premises, upon the ii st clear -sz
Day there fer, to the highest bidder over and
above si3, eos.
Terms. Liberal and maie known day OF sale.
Plat of properly and Information to be had at our
Office, 9th and d streets northwest. mari9- dts
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a WREk'S MORTALITY ~ SEVERAL CfTrEs-
During last week there were In Boston 81 cases
and 10 deaths OF dpntherIa II cases and death
OF scarlet fever, and 5 deaths from mea sieS. In
New Britain Conn, smallpox prevalent. buf
one Geath. In New York city 43 deaths from
scarlet fever, 50 from dphthefia q from GROUP,
IL from smallpox and IRON measles. In Book
lyn Il deaths from diphtheria, g from scarlet
fever and from small poX. In Philadelphia 81
deaths from smallpox, Z from scarlet fever, g
from dlphtheria and from measles. In Rlcn-
mond, Va, cases OF smallpox. In Whining
ton, n. c., one death from smallpox. Ia Chicago
there we're II deaths from diphtheria. l from
scarlet fever, from Group, from measles and
l2 from smallpox
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Yesterday, the last day OF the Lincolnshire
England, spring races, In the handicap, dis
sance ore mile. Mr.. W.SCrawford,s Buchanan
won. and Mr. LortIard's Mistake came In sec
cnd. Thirty-s iX horses ran.
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SUCCESSFUL CEAsg OF A SwINDLER. In Gin
cinDau q kenIucBian, Charles W. Hutchinson,
OF CoTinth. Grant county, gave chase yeSter-
Cay afternoon TO John Il. Hail. known as ''CoA
oil Johnny" who had sWindled him ia "Dunko."
The chase was Ia daylight in the heart OF the
City, ard continued until the rogue was cap
tErpd and turned oyer 10 Tnp nOlcn
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CONSPIRACY TO D8FRAUD.-Charles (. Taylor,
an attorney, and G. Z. Garrett, clerk TO the
commissioners OF Schuylkill county. Pa. were
arrested yesterday on charge or conspiracy TO
defraud the county out OF large sums OF money
by collecting interest on coupons OF county
bonds which had previously been paid and
turned over to Garrett for cancellation.
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m4kRYEH.

HUN WARD. On March 2Is', 1881, In Bait
mere, Nd, by the Rev j. J. Webster, Il. TAYLOR
HUNT aud hate b. WAEp. both Of Washington.
ID. e..
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Two DEATHS FROM EATING SPOILED OYSTERS
Three weeks ago Timothy O'DeaTy and MS
mother Fannie, or Union City, Ohio, ate some
spoiled oysters. poisoning bot1 OF them the
latter dying from the Effects short time alter
Ward. aid Der remains being brought TO Sidney
for interment. Sunday her son Timothy died
also from the ELECTS OF the poisonous oysters
aid last Monday a special car load OF friends
accompanied the remains 10 Sidney where they
we're Inferred la Graceland cemetery.
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The democrats OF Cincinnati have nominated
VIM. Means for mayor.
committee OF one hundred met in New
YUlk last night and adopted plan OF organiza-
ton for new party. IL was resolved 10 call the
party The New Ork county democracy.
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MCGUIRE, NO PAY WIFI rEHURsTS CEDAR
N BALsAM is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds.
Crcup. Throat and Lung Diseases. &C. eiI drops
dose Try it. II not satisfied return the empty
bottle and get your money back Sold by w ..
THOMPSON, 7U3 18th street, snd al druSg1sts.
Price 25 cents. SIOrf d CROMWELL Whole
sac. Janl2-3m
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DEALERS. AND REPAIR
~ ERS. call for prices on Perforated and Elias
tic omar Bottoms and Backs. Any size Elastic.
loo A, Il. WILLIAMS. Hardware. 919 7th street
narlQ-Sn
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Hon. CARL SCHUBZ was visited In Boston yes
teIday by the Civil Service Reform Association
OF that city, and In conversation favored the
idea OF establishing similar associations in
every congressional district. a reception was
given to Mr.. SchurZ last night by the German
citizens OF Boston. Speeches were made by Mr.
Schu!z ana others. in the German language.
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NIHILIsTS AT THE CARS FUEEaiL AS CHOIR
IsTEBs.-George Augusta Sala teiegraphs from
ST. Petersburg as follows: 1.-TWO individuals
have been arrested who had Joiped the imperial
belong to the choir, and could not account for
their presence, although clad In the peculiar
vestments OF Greek Church Choristers." In
case OF an accident TO the Car, a Council Of
Regency has been appointed OF which the EN-.
press and Grand Dukes Vladimir and Nicholas
are Me1nOers.
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MRS. EDWIN BooTH REPoRTED DYIHa.-The
New otk ktt,'ttrtg Telegram or yes. erGay says
Mrs. j. Ii. Mcyicker the wife CT the we'll
Known theatrical manager OF Chicago, sailed
fol Europe to-day In The Cunard Steam shin
Bothnia. She Is called TO London by the seiio1s
Illness OF her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Booth, VINO
is lying almost at deaths door ia st. James
hotel. Plccadllly, London, suffering from that
dread disease, consumption. Mr.. McYfckeT said
TO reporter: My wife's journey is very sad
one, indeed, and / fear She viii not arrive Ia
London Id time to see our daughter alive. |
shall remain ia this city until hear by cable
from her. Mrs. Booth was not In a lit state 10
attempt the journey TO Europe. but was intent
Oh accompanying her husband"
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Ar THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneer=,
VI. Nos l39 aud t4i South 4th strsst
PEREMpTCRY SALE OF VALUABLE SEASIDE
PROPERTY, ON THE PREMISES. AT U APE
THURSDAY, April 7, 1881.
To close the Sea Grove Association.

THURSDAY, April 7, 1881.
To close the Sea Grove Association.
AL restrictions removed.
furnished hoteiS 126, 81 and IS rooms, all
equipped for the summer business. Billiard rooms
AID bowling alleys.
beach.
70 bath houses, with ful sapply OF robes. towels
ard fixtures.
One and o. o. arter miles ocean shore. with pier
rights and Privileges as granted by state of New
Jersey.
Pavilion, wi h tower IS feet h1i water works
gas machine, stables rowing aud sail boats g..
and 60o choice b1ndtng lots, ocean fronts and al
iacent.
All will 'be sold peremptorly to the highest
hi der.
Excursion aims viii leave Market stYest ferry at
oc ock on uIQruIIg Of sale.
Catalogues, wi h full scrip'iOns Of properties
On application to } &. WHILLDlN, No 1z6 Chest
nut street, or at our auction rooms Nos. i39 aud
Al outh 4th St, Philadelphia Pa III ,r24- 81 cod
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FINANCIAL.

DROFITs 200 PER CENT.-An Assoc alton has
Il been formed b. responsible parties to Conduct
operations IL connection with the Turf. Bcokmak-
ing, Hiring. E2Ce Track Pooling, Privileges, &c,
which viii realize from 10 TO 50 per cent per month
$40, O00 slready subscribed. Capital alOC OIO
ShArts, S25- send for Prospectus.
J. r. WILSON L Co,
feD16 I'm Broadway, New York.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY AMATECR.--A week ago
Superintendent Wal,1ng received a dispatch
from Boston requesting him to cause the arrest
OF Cora Williams, young woman With dra-
matte irsstncts who had run away from home
and was supposed by her relstlons TO have come
TO this city 10 look for an engagement at some
theater. She was arrested at the Continental
Hotel on Monday night and taken to the Lost
Chfldren'S Bureau at police headquarterS,
Yesterday morning her stepfather and mother
arrived In the city, promised TO put her under
the care OF O dramatic teacher and took her
back TO Boston. Il appears that the young
woman, who Is eighteen or nineteen years old,
was about going on the stage under the name
Of Mary Scott. and she Ia alleged TO possess
various accom- plishnentS.- /. World 24th
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GEN. GRANT In his letter resigning the preSi-
dency OF the contemplated worlds fair eshioi-
ton 10 New York, says:-"I am satisfied that,
to make the enterprise success win require
the undivided time for whoever may hold the
position OF president. It viii be impossible for
me TO devote any time to the duties OF the
offtce for a number OF months to come, and
expect to be so engaged as TO make IL incon-
venient to devote much time, even at later
6atpp
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THE MILD POWER CURES.

HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
proved from ample experience an entire SUCCESS
SIMPLE prompt, efficient and reliable they are the
Only medicines adapted TO popular use.
LIFT PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICE.
I, Eevers, Congestion. Ipfa nmati0ns ...... as
2. Worms Worm Fever Worm Colo. ....... as
.. Crying Collie, Teeth ng of Infants ...,. as
4. Dsrrhosa of Children or Adults...... rs
3. Dysentefy Gripping, Bilious Oolic. ........ .25
8. Cholera Mcrbus, Vomiting. rs
z. Coughs, Gold. Bronchitis. rs
9. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache.......... rs
=. Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertiso... 2b
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stona rs
IL suppressed or Painful Periods. ............ 20
~ Mnltes, 100 pro1u use Periods ............. .2j
-. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing. ....... .25
L. Salt Rheun1, Eryeipelas Gruptions. 800. as
10. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains ......... as
l6. Fever and 6gue, Chin. Fever, Agues.... so
II. Plies Blind or Bleeding. SO
10. 0starrh, acute or chronic Influenza ..,. 80
70. Whooping Cough, violent Coughs ......,. so
q. General Debility, Physical Weakness. -. 80
~. Kidney Diseases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
rs. Nervous Debility. 81 %
SU. Urinary Weakness, Wetting the Bed ..,.,. so
81. Disease Of the Heart Palpitstion ........ 90
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or sent by the case single vial, free OF charge
cD receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDl-
ONE CO., i09 Fulton street Ny.
Humphreys Specific Manual Oh Disease sud lite
Cure ga pages) sent free spS-eo
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AUCTION SALES.


V'HOMAs DOWLINa. Auctioneer.
LARGE STOCK OF CANDY AND PRESERVING
VIII be sod s 81 IT. yu M ON qsrH
O'CLOCK. at ms auction royms. the above ssocE 2ts
y,soMAs DOWNING. Auouoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUsNr-
TURF, FINE LaMBbtQUiNS. go.
At salesroon. on SATURDAY. MAnoH %. AT 10
O'CLOCK marie 2t
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucsoneers.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF ENTIRE pIxrUeEs.
SAFE. MIRRORs. &C.. OBTAINED n
srO Il. No 3io SEVENTH STREET N JR Ri,
On THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH sisr. All
No. SCI SO 81 as srss Ts IN c5 5hs
Sitting Of
shelving. Counters. Tables
Drawers. Cashiers Desk and Rails,
Silyer .moHuted Show Gases Gloves,
Sewing Machine. Refl-ctors. ForAs,
Pier Mir r Gas Fixtures
Fhe- p oof Conbinstion Lock Safe tMi,ler's)
Portable sas Furnace Canvas Awn ms &c. H.
msr24 tn. 9. tu&w Assignee OF 9. Katzeas,.i n
y. ~ ~ g No Sis TIN street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME MOD
hhh FRAME DWELLING House. KNOWN
West. 1odElAEK WITH TWO FINE
BY virtue f o, deed of trust, dstei August -.
Gas. folio $40 one OF the land records for the &aA
District of Columbia and at The reques. of the
party secursi. viii sell at public auctio in fr5nt
OF the premises, on JUESD Y, APRIL 5TH. 1881
st O'Clock, all of Lots lettered g" aud ''~.
OF Alfred ii ,se'a Subdivision OF Original lots In
square numbered two hundred and -eysaty :hroe
(2i3l, tog-ther with the improvements,
Terms of sale: One fourthof the purchase m my
with - expenses of the gats ia cash. an the M
ante in SIX, twelve eighteen and t venty four
months, with interest at six per cent per ausum
secured by deed Of ust on the property sod;
all cath Con, eyaUciDa at purchasers cost A
deposit of SIe0 required at tine of ssle, and
terms to be COMPLIED with In seven days, or tina
property will be resold at cost aud risk Of default
ing purchaser. sitter five days advertisement
msr.4 cod &ds JOIN 7. AIMS IT lStea.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RoAD.-The PniIadel-
Dhta North American reports President Kim
bali, OF the Construction Company, as saying
that trains viii be running Oh Inc SHENANDOAH
Valley railroad, running from HasersJoWn, Nd
to Waynesoero,, Va, 10y the l5th OF April. Mr..
contt mplation the construction OF several
branch lines, one east from Berryville 10 the
copper regions OF Lcudoun county, Va. and
west through tie silver aud iron regions or Pres
ton aDd M0longaIa counties, w. Va; east from
Curistlanahurg TO the iron or Franklin county
ard west to the coal CT Summers county:
and cast from WyrheviIle to rae copper OF Car.
roll county. ana west to the coal OF Eamp creek
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THOMAs DoWLING, Auctloneer.

FfNHUNAS UUNIU No, AuCtOneer-
AID Sc RE FIXTURES. HOUStHO ID
hND hITCdsN FURNITURE, AT AUC-
TON.
VIII be sold on MONDAY MORNING "a
MARCH 18th, AT ZEN O'CLOCK, at tha sore ~
of Mrs. NJ j Hi is Rosslynp, Va the fxse1
above stock. Terms cash mar23-4t ~
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AT TIE WHITAKER CoURT-MaRTIAr In New
York, yesterday, Assistant. Postmaster Gaylor
was called as an expert In handwriting. In his
opinion the note or warning was beyond douOt
Written 10 disguised han1. and he believed it
TO be written by the same persons who wrote
the standards, which are known to be Whiuta-
keTs. Capt. Sears, recorder OF the court o. IN
quiEy, again took the stand ana continued the
reading OF Whittakels testimony given before
tie said court. which Major Gardner Will at
the proper time, use In support OF one or the
charges, that OF perjury, which has been pre-
ftTred against Whitaker.
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fyyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS WEST.

NINTH AND TENTH STREETS WEST.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust to Richard -
WsIach and myself. bearing date the 27th M:sN
IN ibsr So atfoio 49, and st request Of the party
SECURED thereby. viii as survi wing trustee, sell
on THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1881.
Al ~ o'cLocK 10 fronsof the premises. that
part Of lot No is, in Square NJ. 3I4, known as and
being the eastern twenty four (24) feet and
one-hAf t7}1) inches OF said lot by the depth
thereof, improved by the substantial Three story
Brick Dwelling House No GIG street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue In
two equal payments. at six and twelve months. with
L. terest st eight per cent until paid. TO be securet
by deed of trust upon the property. 300 deposit
when the property is struck off. all conveyancing
ard recording at the cost of the purchased Decd
given ard rust taken. Purchaser TO comply with
terms within five days after sale. or the property
resold st risk Of the purchaser uDon 1--WE days no.
tice. fkED. W. JON ES,
mars. dts Surviving Trustee.
E-TaE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,, 23D INSTANT. at same hour ana
place. by reason Of the illness of the Trustee.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. MAJOR 2STH, ut same hour and place.
the 1ru&see still being Ill. mar2a- dads