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Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Our people are again talking about oIying a
grave yard and We would suggest tina, the
ladies get toRether, Ascertain VIVA, the ground
can be purchased for and then appoint a COM
N ZEE " sajsc the money,
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Judge W. W. Farmer, having been de ain.
sd by important business, did not return to
Monroe until January 25th, but will now be
constantly at home, until the last of February,
when be will attend the District Court at
Rayville.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
Obituary..
your premise:

Died, at Charnwood Insri,d,e, TYLER, Texas
on Sunday mo.nins, Jsnrary 22nd, 1852,
" IS Nancy A. Moon, aged about 8 yesrs,
Of typhoid feve ale al i'lness of 90 .'avs
Decea ed was beloved nc. =, by r,-r iage
&c he .@''cr ri the Z con. = 10 he re mean.
3cr, I - Z - set, . 70, o,Is {. iiIt'e ..,I o.
ne CT yea of age; but whom lie lovet;
very iear!y. She was a prumi-'rg young
lady Just budding into womanhood, with al
apparently bright fninre before her; hut AL
Advise Providence has seel III to call her
hef.ce, and now her lovely .orm lies moulde.,
ing into ,,usi beside those of Ter saiale,.
mother, fatIer and little bo'he', leaving =, tbs
wo Id, TO mourn their i'Tepaiabe loss, Two
eloved sister, fond step atle and u ,e
humber Of other .ela;;ver. Ev, thank God
ny our ia h in a GLORIOUS imnor atty we e
bnabied 10 look III oneh OAR tears ;o the b-...nt
ee direction nom, wnoi We shall he reunited,
70 pat no more forever. Sleep swee,y dear,
darling Mamie, until that Clio .ous mo. Il
when thou shalt put on robe as bright as he
MONDAY sun.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Mrs. oc,avia Petit received this week a
check for three thousand dollars, in psymen,
Of insurance on the life of her husband, DR..
D. r Pe.i', as member Of The Knights Of
Pythias
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Died Wednesday mofl,ng' January .. h.
1882, at his mothers residence i'll Fay vile,
John Ray Laster, only son of Mrs. E. Nun.
merry. Of Ei;sht's disease of the Kidneys
John was really good boy, liked by all
who knew him. for his many good qualities OF
heart We have Known him almost Gom
infancy, and we have never heard of bis be-
lag guilty Of an act worthy of censure or re.
proof, and never hear. hin spoken Of exec Of
as 10y Of exemplary habits and depo.,ment
He was always Especial to his seniors and
t,ad and gentle to his plsymates. May he
sleep peacefully.
HIS bereaved notLe. and sister have the
tender sympa:h'es of the eaii.e community.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

We learn from the West Carroll Watchman
that the sceiieUsaI wound received by Mr..
Nasengil, AZ Delhi some tune since. proved
Entat
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
Roll Of Homer.

Tne following subscribers to the BEACON
have paiu ihe.f subscriptions up to the dates
sc, opposite their names:
ID. l.. L'ddeli. January !, 1858
W. r. Hem'er, 2s, 1853
}. d. Shaip. December 10, 1882
DR.. d. 4. Sa. tor, January l, 1885,
W. W. Sar,or, l,lsS3
Mrs. l.. +. SatterfeId, November IL, 1882
The names of J. NJ. Sharp, DR.. l.. Liddsll
and Mrs, L. E. SauerReId should have ap>
Peared in Our first list but were ovsrIooks d
in making it IN.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Born tn Rev. L. c. Ksliis and wife, Gon.
day Jan. 2Srd, 1882, a daughter; weight
eight pounds The parents have our conSra,>
ulations and best wishes for ,he future of
their daughter.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Some Of our people have commenced wor
in their gardens. spading up the ground an,
planting seeds.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

The reader will find several imPor:an
Sheriff sale advertisements in this issac of til,
BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

petition has been forwarded 20 Wash,
irs'oh. asking fo' the EOS, Office al RayviIe
10 be made money order Office, which We
hope will be granted. as it will be q grea
convene ice to many citizens Of our parish
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Mr.. d. 7. Chapman has our thanks for a
lsrge fine cabbage head and a lot OF large
sirnips.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
House Fur .e GOODS,
Tia We Pumps, Pump ri?es,
Shee, ed. Brick AID TIE.
l59 Washington S,rCci.
Vicksburg. NJ iss.

Also agent for lie GOT PC VEN1i..A
TOR ani CHIMNEY TOP. hat iic..e
s.roHtv chimney. aud is 'i.e We, Il ios
,1.'iIa'ing Machine Shops, Il. X. Depo.
CIR Shops, &c. la ordering send ins''e
measurement, OF top Of chime or ei'I .;rg
sh,u. Apri o.. lS.9-,y
Pauies can leave their o Gers pad no ,ev
v ;'h Wiley p. Msn2ham for tue " eus, SC.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

The failing powers of digestion, assiruila.
ton, secretion and excresion, are restored ito
permanent health, strength and activity, by
using b'own.s Iron Bi''ers-a true ton;c,s
pe'iec: strens,hcncr, sure re,.vcr,
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

II You are suffering from indigestion or any
complaint Of the Ssomsch or Bowels you will
obsain great relief by using the PSIcaLy ASH
BsrTrLs, rs they have the properly Of gently
relieving u.ese organs anil placing them in 4
ccod, sound healthy condiucn.-j33.'2t
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Married, At the residence Of N. H. Collins
in RayvilIe, on Wec..,es~.y, Jsnct : I'd
1882, by F.. c. Montgomery. J. p. Mr.. VIM
w. Bradley ard Miss Lena Taylor; all of this
parish.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Several Of our ciixens are Uu.iu...g ne
Gees emu Strengthening the OIL ones around
their premises, in anticipation Of the overflow
which We have some hope how will not be
. very big one.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Circuit Court convened in this place on
Wednesday morning, Judges Mayo AMI Gun,
by presiding; and there being but little bust,
ness, was adjourned to Friday, when we pre-
sumo the docket was cleared.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Attention is directed to the notice of the
dissolution Of the partnership Of Simms 4
Cooper, in to.dsy's issue.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

The rain has prevented much work being
done on the court bopse again fhi. week o,
anywhere slso 10 70 that matter
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Sunday and Monday were bright, elsa,
days, but Tuesdsy morning was cloudy with
q little rain.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Special attention 10 directed IN the profess
sional card of John w. Willis. Esqr, in toe
days issue. Parties desiring to sell, lease or
purchase land would do well to correspond
with him.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

IL shoU'd be the am, as i, is the ddty. Of
ese'y m, to maze his no re "a torro TAO e
eau adjective as possible. a ,ou,, newspa,
pc, pJ'e in tone an" eIe, - ~ its cha'ac.
e si,cs, Is most e cotial ieor,si,e to raj
-. Such a paper as THE DETROIT
WEEKLY FEE PRESS. No rome can I've
conp'e,e without it, The urIi'nitad words Of
y. sc bestowed pPol it, anu the fac. :,at =. is
I've 's'iy quoted are the be e,,roces o
i.s rh;,ounded popularity sad u pccrE. !:
b .,e iof family reading.
No o,her journal coI,e'ns SO many a,nac've
o g'nal features. Readers OF ever class,
C o. END the voung, will ,iways iiu,; its
well FLED columns something TO e ie e; iaad
:'s.iuc'. tie unique AFRO new =. es
ne is no o,lier ike il
Win THE FREE PRESS each week re
sent ,s delightful little snpplement.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Geats Undershirts, =, from 500 to a
ceats piece, at Msngham h DAVIS
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
the HIGHLAND BEACON
Pusii>hsd every Saturday morning, a,
fAryI-LE, LOUISIANA,
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Editor and Proprietor.
Table - Advertising Rates

Recommended by the louisiana Press Associ.
st"n for adoption oy the publishers OF
county newspapers, in this State, in ac.
ccptng advertise nen,s from advertising
agents:
Transient advertising one inch, ore time,
81 30 each subsequent time, 75 cents.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Gents drawers from 40, cents to Sl.25 &
pair, at Mangham 4 Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

POSITIVE cme Tor malaria, d;-es;ive am
urinary troubles is found in B.owns ,roa lit
tiers.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Two great evils-headacbe and cons,ipa.
siCn, affecting nearly every human being, are
rslieved by Ba,ley's sALiHr A.xRiKN-.-j2s- q
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

TOB WORK. OF 81" ti.,'- o., ,cr,. 4.
u r'"e oa 20 e'<"c.''ye ecr,-d at I'm.
Office, go, .io. .,'o,;,e
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

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~ iof The Beacon 4: eve : ,own in tue state
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
Fee for ADU0u ncements.

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To lie paid for invariably in advance.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
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II is the especial property Of the ladies, aud
is devoted 10 the discussion of social and do,
mec'ic topics, fancy work, toilet and cooking
recipes, and household matters ge ,erally. j.
Lady contributors are numbered by the thou.
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subscriber o. purchaser of II Z WEEKLY
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Mr.. J. w. Sirnms has retained from the
city.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, january 27.-yirsinia 6s deferred
10y; do. consois. 63 do. second series. $50; 10.
psst Que coupons. 6S, do. new ten-foriies. so bii
Bh4nioRE, January 27.-cotson s,eaay-nnid.
ding. l1's. Flour shade eaSiet-a Howard sttsa,
and western SUPER. 4. l2a5O0: do extra 5. 25aG u
do; fsmiiy. 6iaa1A city muls suIer, Z. 2ss
Rio brands 100. lHtapsco family. s.25. What
southern shade bttter: western quiet and e~iar-
southern red, L. s3nl -. do. amber. l. a.: No
western winter red. spot aud January. l42al. l2S
February, l42 '@sls2ss March. lsa1tal as; Atnfl
40 al47- Corn. southern quiet and steady: western
steadysoutlern white. so. do. yellow, II w,,star,l
mixed spot 69a69g February. 69e.aG9A March. II a
al ;: May, - = asked. steamer O. hid. ost-
southern. 50a52: western white 5ia59: do mixed so.
81 Pennsylvania. 5la52 Rye firm. 9asl Hay quiet
prime to choice icnnsy and Maryland Ga 90
lroNlsioBs hrIn uess pork. 1878 Bulk -
slloulders and clear rib sides. packed. ~ aud no.
Bacon shoulders. ~; clear rib sides IL Hams
l3alsS Iard-rcfued. I2A. Butter firn-wsstarn
acked. 1sa40: roll 2as2s. Eggs hivher 2Sa27; lined
is Petroleum quiet and firm refined. IA. Coffee
hr,n,Rio carSoes. ordinary 10 fair, sSa9s. Sugar
steady-A soft 50. Whisky quiet. lsal ~. Fregits
10 Ii,erpooi per steamer 9urt-eoon. 9-32d -four rs
per barrel: grain. "A. kecapts -four l. SOP harr,,ls
wheat 1882 bushels, corn. s25 bushels oats . s2s
bushels. rye. l.uoa bushels. shipments -whest l. voa
bushels: corn. 3. no bushels. Salos-wheat ga $50
bushels: corn, s6. 675 bushels
NEW YORK. January q. 49, Stocks stronger.
Money, 8. Enchangt-lony. 4s4; do. short. 4ss.
STATE bs,nds duh. Governments firm Cotton quiet.
NkW YORK. January ~ Flour unch anged and dull
Wheat dull and without important change Corn duh
and shade essier. Pork duh and weak. lT.2baIs 2s
Lard heavy, III: i2, Spirits turpcntne. 55s55 Rosn
LONpoN, january q, II 30 p.m.-u. s. bon,Is.
41s ll7. extended IS. l0JS. Atlantic Great west
ern nrst mortgage lstees certificates 40: do seconds
10 Erie, 4O's; do. seconds. i0l. New York Central.
l33',. Pennsylvania Central, 62h. Reading. 32l+
Ontario and Western. 2oS. Milwaukee aud st. faul
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QUOTATIONS OF CONVENIENT BONDS.


MEATs~-Beef, sirloin, 1Sa20c per 10. do porter
house, Be: rib roast, 12l ag0c. steak, I2laaoc
Sorned Beet, sal2c: Dried Beef chipped, 25asOe. !;
DO sliced, sc.; Tongues 60as5c; Lamb. I5aaOr :
Veal, 12kas0c.; Mutton. 10a15c.; Pork, laal5c :
Sausage, l2Nal4c.; Bacon Hams. sugar cured
Lard, l4a15c.
FRUITs.-Oranges, 4oasoc per doz.; do: Florida
6Oa'5c, per doz.; Lemons, 40aeOc. per doz; Ba-
nanas, 40a5Oc. per doz. Apples, 40a60c. per peck
90, cooking 3Oa4Oc. per peck; Cranberr1es lsal5c.
per at.
FIsH.--Perch, a4Oc. per bunch; Rock, large, Isa
zoe. perlb., 40a50c. per bunch; Shad IN c. $50
per pr; MackeTel. 25c. per H.: Halibut
1aaac.; Trout, l2aI5c. per H.; Bluefsb. l2L,aI5c
per To-; Catfish, 20a25c. per bunch: Lob
ster lac per h.; TeTanin. slfders &6as9 per doz
DO. diamond-back, SIS per doz.; Turtle, 2,c.asi
eacn.
BUTTER. Philadelphia Print, Sc per H.: West
ern Creamery, Soc; New York. 40d45c; Roll goa
4oc. Cheese, l5aa0c.; Eggs, 30a35c. per doz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish. 30af0:. Der peck
DO Sweet 5Oa60c. per PIX: Vans, i0c per PIX; Cab
Dige. 10a5oc. per head; kale 15a20c. per peck;
sprouts, a,a3Oc per peck; spinach, 3Ga40c per PIX
Beets, ea5c. per bunch; Lettuce, Base. per head |;
Onions, 5Oa6Oc. per peck; Carrots. sa5c per bunch;
Beans. Qimal. laa2oc. qt; Oyster Plant, 3a5c. b'h;
TurnipS. 25d30c. per peck: Celery, 5a1uc.; Cault-
flower, l5aa5c. each; Squash, sa3c per Id. Pump
kin, 10a20c. 4
PoULrRY.-Turkeys, Isasoc per h.; Chickeps,
.oca$lOO per pair; Dues, 75c.as1.00 per MFR;
Geese, '5c:asl y each; squads. s2as3 per doz/
GAME.-Snipe, $3afi per doZ. Wild turkey.
81 50as2 each; Canvas Backs, ST. per pair; Red
Heads s1.25a$l.a5 Shufsiers, 73c.: Nidgeons,
DC; Rocks or Bar Ducks, SOC. per pair; NAL
lard, Slasi50 per pair; Grouse, H.25d$i-50 per
pair; Pheasants, SIa$l.50; Piovers, 25a30c. each;
Wild Geese, 75c. asl. - EACH Hoedcock. 75c each;
Quail per doz, s3aSs.5o; Rabbits, sl.25asl.50 per
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wnu street To-sav,
FTJcTu ATI0NS IN rHE STOCK MAREr-

NNft'NN ~ INN N4VNh NANhEE
NV YORK, January &.-ThN Posts IN anriaf Az
tcle q :3o D. IN edition. says; At the stock EN-
change United States bonds aTe - higher Cor tha
Is, AVS and extended .. southern state binds
are Gull and nominal Railraad bonds are gcnar-
ally higher. The net result ~ the fluctuations in
the stock market up To the time that We Write a.
an advance OF ha2s per cent, the latter northwest
preferred; and commoa Milwaukee aud - Paul
Is up II; Western Union Telegraph, ~:
Pacific Mail, ls; Missouri Pacific Denver ana RIO
Grande, and Delaware, I8ekawanua and Western
per cent each, and the remainder OF the general
list 'sa7s. There Is growing disposition on the
part OF >pecn tor> ana Investors 10 sun the trunk
line stocks, and II VIII cause no surprise the ~
mainder OF the list, 80 20 speak. cuts loose from
so uncertain an element in the heat import A nt
movement that Is made. There L. no import
ant news to-day In Offset prices one way or
the other. The local money market continues
very easy, with AS per cent as the quotation for
ca loans 20 the stock brokers, ana 2aS per cent to
the IealcrS in rs. bonds Tine loans on stock :
are about per cent Prime mercantile paper is
unchanged
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SAMUEL c. Mills, Trustee.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TKCSTEFS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ONQSIRLEf, BETWELS SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue O. deed Of trust. duly recorded in O. g..
iAitr Ne: 3d. thio 202 ct seq, of the La MI ~
r,coris Of she District OF Columbia, win sell on -eA
MONDAY, TIE IHIRTIETH DAY OF JANUARY
premises the following described real estate, situate
me city OF Washington. District Of Columbia. to wit:
hboHl and described upon the ground plat plan
sald cltS as p5rt OF t numbered a. in square
numbered hse hundred and fifty 55l), beginning
Tor the same ON street northwest twenty feet
Tour Inches GA 4 I'D west frou the southeast
LOT seven "a. thence west thirteen feet inches 03
i2l Thence north one hundred ana feet; thence
s' thirteen feet ten inches 3 I112) and thence south
on hundred and ten feet 70 the place of beginning
itriii' oll'- third cash balance in six and twelve
months ioes q bear Interest TT per cent, and TO be
secured by deed trust on the property sold Con-
NeyaEcn2, Gc-. at purchasers cost. Terms TO be com
Pfe VIII II seven days. otherwise resale risk and
Qulred ut time II sac.
JAiEs +. 'RiiAn TSGIIfFE,s Trustees.
ialS -enNli
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MONROE STREET. BETWEEN DUNBARTON
AND BLALL STREETS. GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 18th day
December 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No.
So folio 22O, &c, Of the land records r1Gal
Washington. District of Columbia. and by direction of
the parties secured thereby the undersigned Trustees
FEBRUARY lssa, ii f6Vk 0cI ocK. in front Of the
premises the following described property viz: Lot
numbered fifty-two t52). in Honead's addition to
Georgetown. IN said District. except that part thereof
which was conveyed by Charles Stewart to William
Staihngs. the part conveyed to said StsDes being
the southern part of said lot fronting nineteen 90 feet
and six 20 inches Monroe street the part here Y
conveyed teng about twenty i've 2o feet front said
Monroe street, and running back to the depth of said
lot of the width together with the rro,
which consist OF two-st.ry frame dwelling.
Terms of sale One third cash the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust tue
cor seyaneing. Gc. st purchasers cost II the terms
Of safe piled with liz days the Trustees
the right resell the property the risk and
cost of the defaultiTig purchaser.
i2G-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustees
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DIED.

CoDMORE. On January 25th 1892 at L. O'clock
M, MARY Ann. daughter Of Michael and Bridget
Codlnore, aged sixteen years.
Funeral viii take place from her parents residence.
No 300 first street northeast ut O'Clock sat
urday y, January %. q
CUMBERLAND. On January 27th 1882. at 5:45 q.
NJ, JOHN T. CUMBERLAND. aged thirty -four years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
her and Twenty seventh streets northwest, sunday,
at 80 O'Clock Friends aud relatives invited
attend. q.
FOLK. On January &c, 1882, nj 9, 30 p. m. Mes.
HARRIET FOLK, in the seventy seventh year OF her
age.
Funeral viii take place sunday. the 2sth instant
at O'Clock p. al. Winchester, Va, papers please
copy.l
LEWIS. At 0aithersbnry. Md, January %, 1892 of
typhoid fever, EMORY q. LEWIS is the twenty -firss
year Of his Of John T.. and J.. Alice Lewis.
RAUTERBERG. On January 27,n, 1882, ut a q. m.
Of apoplexy, Mrs.. AMELIA RAUTERBEEa. wife Il
DR.. Chss. Rsuterbers and mother of Dr. l. +. Rsu-
terbeIg and Mrs. j. Kar.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 2l5 Sd street
northwest. SUNDAY. january 10Th, At 2 IN q :
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RAILROADS.

Y'HH "hkAI -
no T9 TIE F., S0SrH. wEsT Nm s6TTHwEsT
il ffFcr jANTAkY a % 1ss $50 Il MIN =
TRAINS iE.xs w.sHISGIos. IRON STATION. CORNER
Fox Pitxbure and tie West, Chicago Limited Express
OF Pullman Hotel and sIeepins Cars at $50 a. ~.
Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati western
Etxi,Trss. 80 = ~ daily. with Palace Gers to
IN ~ daily for s,! PttsbnTy and NE west;
For Ganandaigus Rochester Buffao, Niagara 9: ~
m daily: except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
FOR wiilialisport. Lock Haven and Elnra. at $50
For New York and the East, 500 am. 1890 a. ~.
ami io:20 pm. Limited Express Of Pullman Par
Tor Car. 80 =. n dsily. except sunday.
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex affordins
dIrert transfer t. Fulton street. avoiding double
For Phi a.stlphis. SEQ a M. l5::,0 am. / 30 $40
$50 AMI 1920 r.m;; ON sunday. 80. $40. $50
daily. except sunday "'A
For Baltimore, $40. 500 s3. 1870 am. and 40
~. 40; so .So $50 aud 10 20 =. m. On,
SUNDAY; 500. $50 ain. l:50. $40. 7:3O, $50
For Pope's Greek Line. $40 and 30 H. daily
EXCEPT sunday.
For .nnapoi,-, 90 and IA. daily except
ALExASDGia AND TRKpEEIcKsBURG RAIL:
NAY WAY , aXD ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandra. ESQ., 90 20 II 90 and II % a. H.
i:a0. 800. $40. 500 and IL 80 T. LII. ON sunday
For Richmond aid tie South $50 and Ii - a. M.
~, daily and 5;ts 2 m. daily. except SUNDAY.
PIN and iaco hiinis5t O on MS sund d.. ai at
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
OF 18Th street a, PeElsyiyana avenue and at the
Ksge 10 ct Situation from hotels and residences.
J. l.. WOOD.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager. RI
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON TWEEN
TY-SINTH STREET, BET. PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated April 7th 1865 esss
aud recorded in Iiber n c. t., No T. fl. pa ofeE::
the land records for the Distro of Columbia, ndA1
of decree passed on the 18th January ID. 1882 in
eiuy cause No s65 VIII sell Ct gubc sale. in front
ot the premises, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH,
1882, at FOUR AND A HALF O'CLOCK P. NJ. part
OF lot three 3D. in square west of square
District of Columbia, beginning for the at point
on 10Th street about fortytwo 42) feet south Of the
northeast corner of said square, said point being
teen - feet south of the center of row Of houses
said lot and thence south fourteen ~ feet to the
end OF said OF houses thence west to Rock Greek
then With said creek nOrtherly to line drawn due west
from beginning and then with said line reversed to the
beginning: with improvements consisting of two
story Brick House.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest, secured by deed
deposit of 800 required at time of sale Conyeyanc
ing at cost OF purchaser.
j21-d WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
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1tHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ION THE CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND s
STREETS NORTHWEST Auction


By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of thes
District of Columbia. sitting in Equity passed ~:
the 10TH day Of January. A. d. 1882 in cause No IN
t1iG. wherein Catherine Leddy is complainant and
Richard Fiznorris and others defendants will
seIi AZ I,nbhc auction, II front OF the premises on
4. D. 1882. at FOUR rCI.OCk P. NJ. all the right
TITLE interest and estate Of all the parties to said
ip and to the following described real estate situate in
the CITY of Washington, District Of Columbia to wit
Lot numbered one o. in Pattersons recorded subdiy
sion square numbered two hundred and six (205)
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money to be
paid in CASH within five days after day of SALE of
which 500 liz to be paid deposit at the time of sale
the balance OF the purchase money to he paid in three
equal Instruments, in six. twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of sale for which the purchaser pur
chasers shall deliver to the trustees his her their
promssOry notes. dated the dag of SALE and to
interest at the rate Of six per cent per annum
their option the purchaser purchasers may the
whole amount in cash. Upon the ratification Of the sale
by the court and the payment OF the whole of the pur
chase money the trustees VIII convey the said property
and recording at purchasers cost. If terms
piled with in five days the property will he resod at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser.
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB.>
No. $50 A. street. r,.
FRANK T. BROWNING. Af"s'ees'
Columbia Law BuildiIg.)
1slT-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Ancts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-27
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuetiOneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVERWARE, SPOONS
FORKS. ROGERS KNIVES, &C. AT AUCTION.
On To- MORROW, JANUARY TWENTY FOURTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK AN, HALF-PAST TWO and
HALF PAST SEVEN P. m, and continuing
from day to day until entire stock is disposed
OF. at our salesroom, corner 10th and d streets
facing Pennsylvania eyefue. This stock will be sold
and awarded to the highest bidder In every
let the amount be what it may. Goods will be sold
1T private sale Every person interested should attend
this SALE the goods Will be sold great bargains
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucts.
J. II. ALLEN, Salesman. j23-6t