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District No. z.

Bounded As follows, VIZ Beginning AZ the point
where the Townsville road via DuncauxIIls leaves
the city limits Of Tallahassee run in \ uorrherIv al
rectiOn along said road O. IL intersection Nirh
ton line between sections = and .. township
range l. and Z. then east 10 the stage road near
Centrevle. then IN -outherly direction along said
road TO Roberts schOOl-h0use then in IN easterIv
direction along the road via ROberts mil to InInln
Fishers; then south 10 Crump's store then al0nr
the Miccosukie road in s0uIhEestery direction -
Tallahassee, then north and east alorz- the city I'm
ITS 10 point Of beginning Registration oescer. X
A. Whitfield. Jr Place Of registration. Il A Wbir-
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merchant in this city ordered five pounds of
Rutia baga seed from Jacksonville They were
billed at 800 per pound, less p per cent TO the
trade. Rawls sells them at 10 cents per pound
retail You save the express charges and get
only fresh seed by buying from him "a
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Facts worth Remembering.

Most eminent physicians give testimony that
the best, safest and mildest remedy for all forms
OF poisoning, whether inherited or con-
tracted, is Ackers Blood Elixir. which gives
tone and vitality TO the system, throwing off all
evils-remoying pimples, scrofula, rheumatism,
etc Sold by W. \. Rawls [eow
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District No. 10

Bounded as follows, viz: Beginning Al the point al
which the Meridian road crosses the most s0urhern
lamonla Slough run in q southerly direction als,ug
SAID road 10 tie northern boundary Of District NJ
y; then along the northern and western shores Of
Lake Jackson TO its intersection with the township
line between townships ] aud ,. and "; then
west to the OcklOckODee river, then ND said rivsr
IN northeasterly direction TO the IamOna slough.
then up said slough to the point Of beginning
Registration officer, s J. Fleming Place Of regis
tration. AT T. T. MOore's
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Mr. W. ii. BARRETT, Augusta, Ga
Dear Sir-I lake great pleasure in certifying
TO the efficiency Of II. II p 1t has done more
good for me than any Liver Medicine have
ever used ana has almost entirely cured me
Very respectfully,
w. q. FURsE,
OF Furse & Evans, ms Agts
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District No. 9.

Bounded a. follows. viz Beginning on The NERD
ian road al Cars Spring Pond run south along sid
road 10 the southeast corner Of section r. towns IL
:, range /. and Z then east 10 the ThomasviIle
road; then IN southwesterly direction along aid
road 10 lie junction with the Meridian road then
north along said road 10 Mil Branch then down
Mill Branch IN westerly direction 10 Lake Jack
SON. then along the eastern shore of Lake Jackson
70 the beginning point Registration officer Wilson
Pope Place Of registration, Hawkins school-
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Look out for them every corner grocery store
has them. They are worthless. Good seeds are
not sold on commission. Go 10 Rawls' and get
good reliable seeds that are guaranteed fresh and
pure "a
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Invitation 90 Mou.e.L......

Every house-keeper in this vicinity is cor
daily invited to call and see how nicely Coles &
Beard have fitted up their handsome store al the
stand formerly occupied by Papy l. Warden.
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Bounded follows. six Be-inziz.g - 1Ae r-salx
Wbcrc The fsesTEia line cras4es rhc TAl4laas~~r 1nl
IhomAaEIlle Rad bear 2zasulz- b. slalr-srig
directlsn along SD ru41 - I11cfls1 50 ~
stage rad VA lcurreTllies f1e1 49, So So
r0ad VIA CeutrcFllc O. - lznct1n glzA to slnrs
nurfheasterly dirccEi1n 4lang sid @uumN Sam razI
via M0ccas8n tsap and 9auny hiM g ~ fssssr1t4
line, then IN a Se-tcriy cir-cliun r1s So
tIeOrgia Inc % ne ocrluuluz poluf- k<islr1llo1
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A REMARKABLE FACTI

That Gyle'm 80ok-keen~rsw Co-
-. Y The most wonderful method Of simpIifTinx
BOOK Keeping ever published; the whole sFsten 4
nAoe 80 eiears Distinct and simple that anyone can
keep correctly q set Of books wIruoUT A ~n.~nr~-
anke valuable to the Merchant Book Ke~per or
Sfnoent. IL supplys want long felt In every ofnce
OF sceool, haa been endorsed b the mnsl promi-
nent book keepers In United einteA Price IS -
AdENIS WANTLD eRerywhere. send nsamp tor
Particular J. G. BKIDLEMAN.
A-h ?. .. Boz 17l9. fhIhdelphiA -
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Great Convenience for Ladies'.

Coles X Beard have fitted up their handsome
store - nicely that the ladies can buy their gro
ceres as they DO their dry goods -
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Meats are Firm

And advancing Butts, l3s cents delivered.
Backs and t'ellie~, IA cents, freight added-4s
cents per 100 pounds
<<-u Y. A LEVY
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Bounded a. follows, viz. On the north Is lhe Nc
cosukie road 10 Crumps store. On the east rs
District No ,, on the south By Tie base line and
that part Of the ST. Augustine road north Of the base
line the vest By the city Of Tallah4ssee ana me
AccOsukie road from Tallahassee 10 Crunp-s 81 RE-
Registration officer David Chsircs Place q re.-is-
traliOn. Station l. T. q WRR
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District No. 8.

Bounded as follows, viz. On the north bF District
No. J. on the east by District No on Ii. -s,ufh Is
the northern boundary Of sections - - - - -
and "a, township ,, range l. and L and On the
west by the Meridian r0ad from the northwest cor
ner of cti0n - 10 its entrance into istrirf No
Registration officer, y. Pepper Place ofr~gistrl-
ton al kObns0n's store
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oi Mems Boos aud Shoes, from Philadelphia
markets, are no~ being received by
- ID. b. MEGINSIss, JR
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HaIs. Hals!! Hai.,!,

--latest styles IN stiff and soft hats. with all the
new c'lors, just received. al
"A ID B MEGINNIss JR f
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LEEsBURG, VA, April 19. 1879 {
Nessrs Hntchi~on 81 Bro Ii affords me pleas
urc 10 testify 10 The great rtrtues of your Neu-
ragne, for the cure OF neuralgia and sick head
ache 1t is the best remedy tor these most dis
tressng complaints have ever used 1t should
be in every family in the country
Yours truly, GEO X HEAD,
Mayor of Leesbllrg, Va.
HUTCHsON K Bro Projectors, Atlanta GA
Sold by all druggists. IL
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Fl.NriA>
Reserve trHr '.f~ '.r Haur nn'il Coles y
EH- So ".rtI- 'rise -
.v-, Democrat attend rhr nla,,mret-
i.-H ia. saturday. III, ,rh.
B.srlu.l -,I dair.- cheap is il
a-a Il I.tA-.ns OF savannah
-
y E,.r.- .nI hoy yaHr ~hea'
'i COWS %" '1'- "ins'r
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-
-er1 .'t iAe past i"' weeks render blankets
''1' mus
y capture m''Hel-in-
+ fsau Dissolved Bone the
vegetables. i1r sale ol Bradford
-- 3 -----.e depot p
p..rs .t- -I.lll be- frequently washed
a.m' u water Is Keep ia, n clear Of
aH-a.f ..-.- Troublesome insects
III. Mar. -..,.- i.,,.f. Ren-v,Ien, -.
mas engagements ~ rebuild their
,...-. I.f-.. s.,-, ,-.ri..,. IIiu
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Clothing.

In addition % my samples of snits 10 order,
VIII keepa full line OF Wanamakers Well-knowr
clothing. Call and see
~ ID. b. MEGINNIss, JR
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Discharge Notice

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE UNDER
~ signed administrator of the estate of K W.
Fisher deceased late of Leon county, State of Flo
rida, will present her final accounts to the Hon W
+. Byrd, County Judge of said county, and ask for
discharge as such administrative.
H. b. FISHER,
October ), lSS2-6m Administrative
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II HE good friend who borrowed my harrow
some months since will be kind. enough to let
me have il for few days he will confer quite
iaVor % III gro Ii. MEGINNIss
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District No IL

Bounded as follows, viz On the north by Districts
Nos and 10 and Lake Jackson on the east by lake
jackson and the 9Th, 18th and 18th Districts on the
south by District No IL and the F. C. * " Rail
road. and on the west BY the F. C. * " Railroad
and the OckloekOnee river Registration Officer
W 1. CogsEeh Place Of registration. at Bethel
Church =
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AGENTS WANTED

0100 A MONTH PAID TO RELIABLE
D1VO and energetic agents in a pleasant and
laudable business, suited to gentlemen or ladies.
Apply to Lock Box l6l, Tallahassee, Fla
August g. 1SS2-2m
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John Burkhardt

Desir'> ." inform The public that he has Just
received a fine line OF clssmeres, which lac is
prepared 10 make up in the latest STYLES % I'm
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New Advertisements.
Private School.

MISS KATE - MHTH'S PRIVATE
WI School will be resumed at her residence, on
Adams street, on Monday, October ,, 1882 22-5t*
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q Regular meetings 81 AUCIILA ENCANP-
- y. a-- hrid the fr-t and third ThsrsIds Ere-
49,. 80 .sff r1nufh. ~ their Lodge Room O'Clock
lsstriaflt- I'M good standing invited stteno
JOHN MCDOUGALL c z.
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tB- Feeling confident that the people of the county
appreciate the in which worthy Tax Assessor
Mr. GEO A GROOM. has performed his duties for the
past two year, and believing that could not be bene
hted by change, respectfully ask Democratic
voters of Leon county give him their support in the
coming election. TAxPAYKRs
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A fine line of Overcoats. silk lined, call and
price them l24l d. B. MEsINSIss, JR.
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4. d. d. q.

Regular meetings 81 LION LODGE No. 5,
re.l r,ery Tslssifv Ef-nfag their Lodge Room a.
.--srk Brothers TIA good standing are invited TO
.rferf " y. BAKER y q.
~ NcINro-H. ia. X
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District No. 18

Embraces All that portion Of the county living wess
Of the range line dividing ranges and 3 uest
Registration omeer " H. Allen Place Of registrs-
ton, at Harvey's MIlls
In WITNESS WHEKEOF. / have berrunto set
IL s. my hand and the seal 81 the couutr this
second day Of October. A. d. lisa
COUNCIL A BRIAN
CLERK Circuit Court Leon CountV
October & l6<AW
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METEOROLOGICAL.

i,.4I-rftTr, ~ TtN1has.oe FiorisiI
fsr m pIsf sos,k
.as---rsf.nr- taken hv W BAuI-. Druggist and
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TAiIsHassEE. FLk- october 3. ~
TEI# low NrnHr NC
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Shall embrace the north half Of Tallahassee being
that portion Of the city lying north Of Mccarty OF
2O0foot Street. Registration officer John A
Pearee Place Of registration, Kemper's Stable
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For ladies wear, at PA d b MEeINNIss, JK
n. a. LeVy's
Clothing department for children AMI boys is
the largest ever shown in this city "A
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Shall embrace the south half Of Tallahassee being
that part Of the city lying south Of Ne(arty OF 800
foot Street Registration officer, c. A BRYAN
Place Of REGISTRATION. az County Clerks nlice
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n. A. Levy
Jacksonville Prices.

Atwood business suits are immense. only 81
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Tax Assessor.

" We announce the name Of one (subiect tn the
election in November) whose purity Of character chris.
tiAn integrity is well established who il fully EN-
Client to ill sad position Of which his merits richly en-
title him A G. CROMARTIE. of Iamona We cheer
iuS recommend his election MANY FRIENDS
EB- We hereby announce Mr. r. A SHINE a. a can
didate for Tax Assessor for Leon countv and wond
recommend him to the confidence and supnort of her
citizens Mr. Shine ably filed the postiO on for four years
and gave entire satisfaction his assessments meeting
with the full appreciation Of the Board Of Equalization
MANY VOTERS
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BOUNDARIEs 40 DEsIsNATI8M
o. PLACES n EacH
ELECTION 1ls!HlG!
VHERE FUfEE IlT REeHER

II PURSUANCE OF LAw. IHEREsE DEsIG
n nate the suoWfnE uIacua - ga - - &c.
Districts q Leou cuu1fF sd - $500 - -
TRITON uf1cers. whrre a11 oelurS Ht1ra - rolrs
Of sid coua1y. enfl1ae1 - r-E1z1er- 49, - -
tered between the 1oars IS n1e nnl Ewoa - welEnea
days and saturdays 90 eaeh go fr.m zAas am1s ~
I'll ten dave prewlous Ehe escElan $50 ~
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Bounded north by Tallahassee and District No g.
on the east oy township l, ranee ?, and Z on The
south BY township :, range I, and z, on the west
by the ST. Marks Railroad. Registration officer, "
s Ward Place Of registration, Al Henderson :
Mil
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Coles q Beard have just received 10000
pounds Wheat Bran. %
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Thr Cheape.l Shoe.
Notice.

2 AT "a d. L MEGINNIss. JR.
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District No. 16

Bounded Oh the north By Districts Nos. IA and Is
on the east BY Jenerson county and District Ne IS
on the south BY Waknlla county. the west BIZ the
81 Marks Railroad Registration officer b p Page
Place Of registration, at the White Church
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The following property shall be exempt from
within this city, viz: All property real and
personal that is specially exempted by laws of the
State
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ALI persons engaged as merchants or store-keep-
ers shall pay license tax Of five dollars Provided
That all millinery ablishments whose stock con-
sists OF nothing but millinery goods, owned and
managed by ladies, shall not pay q license tax of
more than two dollars and ffty cents
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Embraces township l. range 2, and Z, and II
north half Of township ,, range ?. and E Regis
tration officer, g. d. Chaires Place Of registration
At Joseph Chaires' Lake Como Place
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District No II

Bounded as follows, viz On the north By OekIOck
once river and District II, the east By District
IL, IA and 10. on the south BY WakullA county and
on the west by range line between ranges ard 81
west Registration Officer. Henry c Lew Place
Of registration Al canon Church
The Evening critic., 1882-10-03
WEST WASHINGTON.

Covenant Lodge, No. 10, !. o. o. T., and Po-
tomac Lodge. No. 8, i. A. a. NJ, held their
regular meetings last night.
Rev. r. j. Couibourne, pastor Of Mt. Pleasant
NJ. p. Church, was unexpectedly called from
his duties on account of tho illuess OF his
mother. Rev. Mr.. Hawey oniclates during
his absence.
The freshet has pretty well run out, and tho
water Is clearing, giving promise of good
day for the regatta tomorrow. The Potomacs
had out three four-oared and four single
shells; the Columbias had out three fours,
two pair-oared and three singles; from John
son & Bakers there were out nine pleasure
boats.
High tide; l ;O5 this afternoon and L ;2S a.
m. 10 morrow.
Arrived: Schooner Abel q. Buckley, Captain
Cranmer, from New York, with fertilizer for
G.. r. Dunlop; schooner W. l.. Walker, Captain
Kelsey, from Providence, light schooner Il. l.,
Tilton, CAPTAIN Harris, with coal from Phila-
delphla. Sailed: Schooner Hattie V. Kelsey,
Captain Randall, coal FOR Providence; schooner
Harry Messer, Captain Sears, $50 tons coal
for New Bedford; schooner samuel j. Thorp,
Captain Bailey, 500 tons coal for Hoboken.
Other ports; Schooner Bessie q. Beach,
Crossley, from New York for Washington, Oc.
tober 9; schooner Elm City, Elirldge, from
Boston for Georgetown, september 3Oi brig
October Q; schooner Earl p. Mason, Nlckcr-
son, from Alexandria, at Providence, october !;
bark Henry Norwell, Gray, from Windsor, n.
S., for AleSandria, at vineyard Haven, Sep
tember %.
About IL O'Clock on Saturday Henry Findley
and John Birch, two white boys, were cunning
In Kings Woods, near Greon Springs. Birch 8
gun was accidentally discharged, lodging the
contents In Findley'srlght arm, tearing away
the entire muscle above tho elbow. He was
taken to his fathers Vincent Findley's) rosl-
dence, corner Thirty-slxth street and Prospect
avenue, and was attended by Drs Richie and
Tyler, who consider the wound dangerous, but
think tho arm can be saved. Birch was so
mortified that he broke the gun to pieces.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

In the Circuit Court for tho city, Judge James
Keith presiding, tho case of j. W.. Nails
against the City Council of Alexandria was
decided In favor of the plaintiff. The case Is
an important one, from the fact that IL Involves
the right OF the city TO tax It's bonds. When
Mr.. Nails presented his coupons 10 tho city
treasurer, that Official, by authority OF n law
passed by the City Council, deducted two per
cent. as n tax. Mr.. Nails brought suit to re-
cover the amount, and, as stated above, Judge
Samuel q. Brent and Colonel Francis l.. Smith
appeared for tho plaintiff, and Captain X.
Kemper, Corporation Attorney, and Mr.. A. W.
Armstrong for the city. The Jury In tho Bar.
mum Will case, which has been under consid.
Grafton in tho Circuit Court for three days,
yesterday failed 10 agree, tho foreman stating
that a verdict was almost impossible. Tho
Judge dismissed them.
There were several sales of property In this
city yesterday by Messrs. Lucas Co., auc-
tloneers. \ small house and lot on King
street, between Fayetto and Henry streets, was
purchased by william Rogers for 1925, aud n
lot In the western section Of the city was pur-
chased by NJ. Schuler for S3l5. At private
ealo Messrs. Lucas & Co. sold n house sur
rounded by several acres OF ground, on the
west side OF the soldiers Cemetery, near the
railroad, belonging 10 william Holland, to
William Murtaugh for $1,000. This latter Is
very desirable property.
The new registration In tho Second and
Fourth Wards continues quietly. Yesterday
about three hundred voters wero registered.
At the close OF the registration each night the
federal supervisors put their names on the
I lOll-DOOkS 10 IEbNtnl llb EeBlbtIullOu VI
voters until the opening Of the polls at sunrise
the next morning. This Is To prevent fraud
by the putting Of the names of men who are
out OF the city, ana who are expected back on
election day, on the books. by this course the
Readjusters will lOso number OF votes, as
many colored men Of the city are at present
away at work on railroads In Pennsylvania
and New York.
little child of Mr.. Bud Hammond dlod last
night from scarlet fCYcr. This Is tho second
child Mr.. Hammond has lost by tho disease
during the past two weeks. Mrs. Piles, an
old lady, also died last night suddenly.
The schooner :. W. Thomas, from Boston,
arrived nj the American cOal wharf yesterday,
and Will tako in Il large cargo OF coal for
Providence.
There wero no prisoners In tho statlon.houso
this morning.
The brick addition TO Messrs. Hill Il Co. 3
bakery was topped on this morning, aud tho
workmen had most enjoyable time, Doun'
uful repast being spread.
The Corporation Court meets next Monday,
when the Clln assault case Will come up for
trial.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-03
keystone Republicans.

special meeting OF the Pennsylvania Ro.
publican Association was held at Marinrs
Hall last evening, President Joseph X. Mccain
mon In the chair and Mr.. william N. Ash sec.
retary. President McCammon, on taking the
chair, was enthusiastically received. He
stated that after an absence from tho city ho
was pleased 10 be able to meet with tho as
sociation again and TO lnd such large as
semblage Of Pennsylvania Republicans earn
estly engaged In campaign work; that II they
were as energetic and enthusiastic In the
State success is sure. The Philadelphia
registry books We're present for inspection.
The president stated that Mr.. John Culbert
having resigned as chairman OF tho political
committee, he would appoint DR.. j. X. p. Glee-
son 10 I'LL the vacancy; also Colonel j. II. De-.
wees for the twenty.ffth district and Mr.. j. X.
Lott for the fifteenth district. Tho president
read the decision Of Judge Allison IN regard
10 the payment OF taxes for the Information of
voters. On the recommendation of tho execu-
tive committee, twenty-one voters were elected
TO membership. After n stirring address by
the president in regard 70 tho 'duty OF the
hour" and the fiattering outlook Of the party
in general, the association adjourned.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-03
REAL ESTATE.
The official Transfers, as Recorded
To-day.

Messrs. Danenhower & Son, rcal.estate brok-
ers, 1919 L street northwest, report the fol-
lowing transfers In real estate In tho DIS.
trict to-day, as compiled by them from the
official records In tho Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds:
On Pierce Place, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west sublot 121, square oO6
dO feet !, 10 inches front by 30 feet, George
Parkinson to Joseph Morrison, 81 800.
on Maryland avenue, between second and
(22 feet inches front by depth, also In same
square, on Third street east, part OF lot 81 (50
feet front by 100 feet, the heirs of William IL.
Ward, trustee, TO Luther A. Swartzoll, S1,S6S.-
20.
Tho same property next above described,
Luther A. Swartzell TO Mary Ward Joyce, nom-
inal.
on L street south, between Third and Fourth
streets east, sublots and ., square 500 (52
feet front by 13I feet IL inches), Jesse j..
Bright TO John NJ. Hutchinson, $50.
Georgetown-On Grace street, between Poto-
mac and High streets, William King ct all,
executors, 10 Washington Georgetown Rail
road Company, $500.
Hooks subdivision, Charles L. Watson ct al,
executors, TO Winnifred $. Rock, 500.
on D street, between Sixth and Seventh
southwest, lot SO, square 162 90 by 77.6),
Thomas E. Dant to Herman Johanson, 81, 900.
on street, between Delaware avenue and
SECOND street northeast, lots o, 10, II, square
716 600 by depth, Lounzo Kissner to Ber-
on NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, lot 2, square 1868 (2l.l by
120l, Wm Darlington TO Asbury Lloyd,
$4,000.
on A, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northeast, lot 9, square S67 (51 by 1863,
Daniel +. Prout To Elizabeth Taylor, 81 800. %.
on Connecticut avenue, between Q and II
streets northwest, lot 65, square 03 (25 by
depthl, Curtis Hillycr to Joseph d. Buyan,
S5,715.25.
on Twenty.sixth street northwest lot g,
square 10 15.6 by 1880, Hugh Toner u
Mary A. Saltmer, $3.50.