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National Republican., 1882-03-22
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TEnN-TIE CHIEF-JusTICE
JUSTICES COX AND JANtEs,-Johnston vs. District
OF COlumbia argued and submitted. Adjourned It'll
ten "A IN. to-day. Assgnment-NOs %, %, ~, ", A.
45, H. a, 80, and 81.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE HAGNER.-Lconard vs.
Leonard testimony ordered taken before john
Crulkshank, examiner, Given VS.. Wheeler; appear.
nuCe of absent defendant ordered Jones vs. Crafty
decree correcting decree In Equity cause badS. Ad,
iourncd till ten a, m, to-day, No assignment.
CIRCUIT rCouRr--JusTICE MACA RTHuB-Flaggv vs.
Kirk ct al; trial United States FAINT ct AL OF
calendar. Killen vs.. Glen Falls Insurance Company;
postponed TN Monday at defendants costs. Ad.
journed till ten a. m, to-day. Assignment un,
changed.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JUsTICE WYLIE.-h ID. Lloyd
receiving Illegal pension feet recOgnlzance for $50
taken. Richard shorter larceny pleaded not guilty
william Harris second Ofiense petit larceny pleaded
guilty; sentenced TO two years labor al Auburn
Henry (aas kobeTt) Johnson, burglary ana larceny
pleaded not guilty. Henry Young, second OflensC
petit larceny; pleaded not guilty. I'D O'Bren, rob
berry; recOgnZAnce forfeited and bench warrant or
dered issued; Henry Roeth, assault with intent q
kill; pleaded not guilty, Andrew u. Schoheld
forgery verdict not guilty. Adjourned TIL ten ~ m
to-day. Assignment-JatneS Y. Christman. Iohn n
Mitchell, Samuel Morris, samuel Lincoln, Richard
shorter, and Henry (allas ROberD Johnson
National Republican., 1882-03-22

BALTIMORE, March 2i.-Rlour unchanged and firm;
Howard street aud Western superine, a. 1904 so do
extra o. T55 S. do family " 1907 25 City Mills SUI
perilne, % JOg4 So do extra n 7b5 TS Rio brands,
g. OO Patapsco family 40 Corn-southern steady;
Western neglected. Southern white 77G17sc; do yell
75c askedi Aprll, 76hpI51c May, 7dtc bid June, 7i
ore Oats qrie! and steady; southern Ile95Sc West
52GD55c. Hay dull prime 70 choice Pennsylvania aud
Maryland, ki5 OOC9i7 90. Provisions quleG pork
tl7 55HlS 81 bulk meats-shOulders and cleilr-rib
sides packed, 7A@lOci baeon-shoulders ssac; clear
rib sides IlvC hams, I3q3isC; lard, refined, me.
Butter firm; Western packed lsCl40c roll, 25dgS2c.
Eggs quiet at ligl6C, Coffee drmi RIO cargoes ordi.
nary to fair 0dl0c sugar firm; soft, OaGc. Whisky
quiet at 81 i76yi IS. Receipts-Four, 4,3A barrels
corn, 1924 bushels; oats 600 bushels shipments
Corn, 2,?ls bushels, Sales-COrn, 81 $50 bushels.
National Republican., 1882-03-22
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
Notice to MI. Vernon Passengers

The Steamer W. w. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished n, H.
BLAK If Capnln) Is tho only boat allowed to lanl
pAssen gers AT Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip ~.
Including admission TO Mansion aud Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday eE'
ccptsdJ al 10 a. M and returns about y, M,
j. NiCH. HOLLl NGSWORrH,
Sup't Ladies Mount Vernon Associations.
/. j., BLAKE. steamer w. W. COrC1ran lel
National Republican., 1882-03-22

NEW YomS, March 2l.-Flour-southern shade
stronger and rather quiet; common to fair extra IS 10
630 5O good to choice do, ~ 6097 a. Corn aa2c
higher and unsettled; export demand light fair trade
In options closing with less strength; ungruded 7i6l
5Sc; No. = 7ii dTG &C. for new, 66t7sC for old No 9
March Hac April 7iniisc closing nj 7a'ic Oats laCa
lc higher, with less dOlngNO. e. 5Od5OAC Coffee firm
and quiet unaltared sales ordinary Rio, March de
livery, a. 7Odns 70. sugar quiet and srOngi fair do
tnand with Hight offerings; sales of centrifugal, nc;
Jamaica, 7@TA,c; ~. domingo, G'sm74c; Pernan-
bucO, sc fair Ia good refining quotes at 74G7Ac; re.
sac; yellow do S@87.c yellow, 7@7laci OF 4, sA@
SIC; mould A. 04c standard A. hf66Dac; confectionery
A, S9sc; cut loaf l0Ac; crushed, l0c powdered 0c;
granulated, o. 4eyOlrc; cubes 0c. MoAsseS la fair de
nand quiet and ilrm, RiCe strong and fairly active;
snles RingOon, 2'ac In bond Pork held somewhat
higher closing strong, export trading more active;
speculation dull; sales old mess spot, eB 4Hi0 80;
quoted at S7 5g April, f7 40di7 60 May. S7 GO
u 20, Middles firm and quiet long clear, eaQfstsc
short clear lNrl0lc long and short clear half and
| half, 04@USc. Lard opened at 5G7sc higher closed
weak, with the advance nearly all lost; trade less
tive prime steam spot quoted SO 9j sales choice
| Sll 90; of grade 5000 April $40 s7!sdl002Is,
National Republican., 1882-03-22

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 2l.-Money loaned between 4
and per cent and closed offered nt per cent. EI-
change steady at IS5I @1S514 for long and is9@
IS9A for short sight. Governments 4 per cent.
higher for 4is and ls a per cent lower for extended
s and unchanged for extended Us. State bonds were
inactive, except for Tennessces, which higher.
Railroad bondswere irregular but generally higher.
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares including
Western 81, 200 Denver and Rio Grande 1900 Ere,
Al 40: Kansas and Texas, 25GOO Lake Shore, ~ 100;
Louisville and Nashville l220O Michigan Central,
1000; Memphis and Charleston l0lg Missouri Pacific,
1860; New Jersey Central, 272O; New York Central
1906 Northern Pacific g. 100 Ohio Central 200 Read
Ing 1890; st. Paul 10000 st. Paul and Omaha Loo;
Union, 81 400.
National Republican., 1882-03-22
POLICE COURT NOTES,

william O'Neal and Horace Noah paid s5 yester-
day for having INDUCED in street fight.
The case of Richard y. Smith, charged with as
saultng Constable Talliaferro, was dismissed.
Reuben w. Johnston was charged with keeping
an unlicensed bar, but the case was dismissed,
there being no possible grounds for a conviction.
Charles Dempsey Henry Smith, andCarrie Will
Jams, for being loud and bosterous and John
Cherry, for using improper language, were among
the victims Yesterday
National Republican., 1882-03-22
The OmcInI transactions ms Recorded
XeslRrday.


Yesterday.
Mr. J, +. omstead presents the following transac
tons In real estate In the District yesterday
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
on street north, between Twenty.f fourth and
Twenyh streets west, part Of lots 10 and rs and an
of lot L. $50 feet Inches by depthl square 2s jaime,
O'Day to Joseph G. q. KeVDedy, s2OO0.
ON 4 stEee north, corner Of Thirteenth street
west sublOt as by 100 ieet), square IA George W
Cochran 70 Louisa l., Concklin, s3,O01
on Twentyhrst street west, corner OF NJ street
north part OF lot (i2 by 50 feet), square 49, Charles
S Drufy to John W. Pilling, $1,000
On Fourteenth street west near corner of q street
north north part Of suhlO 81 go by 100 fee square
eO9, James o, Rabbit to John E, itchison, S4,JOO.
ON d street south between First and Second streets
east part OF sublots and On by 20 eet) square 1888
William Tndal to Frank II. LOrng, nominal.
Same property as next above described, Frank III,
Loring TO ifelen Rand Tindall, nominal.
COUNTY.
George Taylor ct al, executors 10 NOrval w
Burchel lots and s. block 10, Of Meridian Hill, $3.50
National Republican., 1882-03-22

william A. Gordon, administrator of John b.
Blake, deceased, has filed bill of revivor against
Hamilton G. Fant and others. On october /, 1867,
John b. Blake filed q bill in equity against Ham
son HELEN by his Will constituted Hamilton q.
FAINT, John b. Blake, Clifton, Clarence. and Frank
HELEN executors and trustees of his estate, OF
defendants are interested In the estate and are
asking for an Interpretation of the will. The var-
out Blake died in October 1885, and at the time
of his deCeasc had money in his possession upon
the trusts set forth in the will in regard to the de-
wise TO Clarence HELEN for life. The petitioner to
the present bill was appointed BlakG'S admins.
TRAITOR ana as such the above mentioned Securi.
ties came into his possession. The Clarence Hell.
len referred TO is still alive and unmarried, and
in the event Of his death without issue the life.
interest rcverts TO his relations. II is therefore
prayed that the original suit, having become
abated by the death of the late plaintiff, may be
revived by the administrator against all partie,
having an interest In the said trust fund
National Republican., 1882-03-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Fully nine -tenths of the residents here are vac
cnnted.
The dredging of the dock at the fish wharf is
nearly completed.
The Alexandria County Court will open next
Monday its March term
Major J. W. Walker, formerly of Madison County,
but now of Montana, is in this city, looking hale
and hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Ellis have issued cards for
the celebration of the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage, to take place April 3.
The lady friends of the Relief Hook and. Ladder
Company are making arrangements for Il fair 10
be held at Armory Hall early In May.
The remains of John II. Garner, formerly Of this
city, whose death occurred In Uniontown Sunday
last were brought here Tuesday and Inferred.
Thesale of the effects 8. Chapman Neale com.
menced Tuesday morning on the premises, corner
of Duke and St Asaph streets. The attendance
was large Nothing but books Were put up Tues
day, and they sold freely at good prices.
The school board of Alexandria County met
at noon Tuesday at the old court house on the i'll.
vitation of the clerk, Benjamin Austin, and cX-
suPesrintcndent Carne, snGGrintendent Adams
ent. The object Of the meeting was to settle up
the financial Affairs of the board.
The finance committee was called Monday night
10 consider the claim of Mr.. Ewell Atwell for
pensation which he considers due because at the
building of the new market house he was de-
prived of the use of building on Fairfax street
adjoining tho corner of Cameron street; but rs
there was no quorum present the matter goes over
Henry Parsons, an employee of the Virginia
Midland Railroad, was badly injured Monday
| night on Union street, lie was coupling the carr
| when the burden train was being made up by the
! yard engine and. missing his footing, was badly
mashed lie was carried to his home in tho
southwestern part of the city, where he received
! the care of physicians. His injuries are no
thought TO be fatal
The building of the Potomac Manufacturing
| Company Is being extended and made wider, {,
accommodate the additional furnaces to be erectet
| there. The erection of a new pudding fIrnac,
has already been commenced, and Captain Brook
| says he will have 1t in operation in short time
| The foundations for two other furnaces bcinl
dug. The railroad track running to the end of thu
! wharf is being repaired and put I'm good order A
| lot of iron was shipped TO Philadelphia from thu
| works by the steamer Norfolk Tuesday morning.
National Republican., 1882-03-22

ALExANDRIA, March 2l-TheTe Is a lrmer feeling
In -four, though there IL no actual advance, Wheat
is higher. but little is coming ni sales at 81 81 for
Fut9, 81 81 for mixed and VI 20 for Lancaster, though
fancy lots would bring higher prices Corn7O0 bush.
els sold at hlt No rye or oats reported.
National Republican., 1882-03-22
= y = H91E.9 - = = = = -
XTtRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY n

lfr2.
A. N. LEAVE wAsHtNGTON
t2;'5, chicago, Cincnnat and 81 Louis raat eyprc'.
sleeping carst to ltncnnat,St Louis aud Chicago
baltimore, tlliCutt city, aud Way stations.
60 baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. lpicdmont
Sir1Ssbilrg' winchester, HHgerstown and Way
t7d5= baltimore Express.
El0=Polnt Of Rocks aud Way stations.
sis Philadelphia, New York pnd Boston Express.
hnrlOr cars to New York.
$40 -Stnunton and Valley Express Connects tor
Hngerstown audnt Point Of Rocks for Frederick.
teOO. Baltimore. nNNttsvIile, and Laurel Express.
Stopgat Brltsvc, Annapolis Junction. JcS,ups,
aud DOrseys. On SUNDAY stops at sll stations
1000 baltimore Express stops at HyRttsvlllo aud
Laurel.
tiO:G~Pttsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Ionl,
:, =, Express. Parlor and sleeping ears,
i2'lo. baltimore EllIcou Clly, Annapolis, and Way
il:25-On sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t2;l6-bnltimOrc Express
tjNO-BaltimOrc, Philadelphia, and New York Ey
$50 baltimore and way stations. winchester,
Frederick, uagcrstOwn, and Way. Via Reiay.)
halr baltimore, nygtsville and Laurel Express
Ifrederlck, Via Relay. stops ut Annapolis
tilO- Baltimore Annapolis and Way stations.
thih-funt Of ltOcES, Frederick, Huscrstown, Win,
chester aud Way stations. tnn sunday To Point
. of Rocks aud Way stations Only.l
thf5- Baltimore Express tMartinSburR and Way
via Relay. Sions at nyattsyine and 1nurclJ
7DO-naltimOre aud Way stations.
t1i0- baltimore, Dyaixve, aud Laurel Express
teloLPlSbhrs Cleveland, aud Detroit Express.
iaS5 Philadelphia New York aud Boston Express
Sleeping cars to New York. stops at lIyatts.
willie and Laurel,
tol7- thcngo, Cincinnati, and St. louis Express.
-, stepping cars To Ilncinliml ana chicago
tDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
and ono Ticket oGces"W Washington station, SIC and
1851 Pennsylvann nvcnnc corner ofFourteenth slgce
where orders Will he taken FOR baggage TO be checked
National Republican., 1882-03-22

THE seeds of disease are sown widely by care
lessness, and the opportunity for II vast deal Of
severe suffering Is created by neglect TO attend to
Danish the cause by using st, Jacobs OIL the great
preventive remedy of the times and the standby OF
the peODlc,
National Republican., 1882-03-22
BROKEN LOTS AT COST.

LlAdes' uandscwod Pebble Goat Button BOOTS
$3.50, reduced from ~ per pair,
Ladies' French Straight Goat Button Boot, on
conlnlon.sense last, handsewed wells, ~ sLdD re-
dueed nom " " per pair, and all broken lots az a
great reduction. They must be sold 10 make room
for spring goods.
w e. TsICEI5,
la27-n TI7 sIaTktt space.
National Republican., 1882-03-22

Made from harmless materials and adapted to
the needs OF fading and falling hair Pariers Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
and reliable hair restorative.
National Republican., 1882-03-22

results from imperfect digestion. The cause lies
in the torpidiy Of the liver, and the cure 49, take
simmons Liver Regulator 70 ard digestion, to
stimulate the dun and sluggish liver, and TO regu-
late the bowels.
Genuine prepared only by J, II, Zeilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-03-22
United States Marshal's Sale.

by virtue of writ of heri ficas issued out Of the
Werks Office of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, ana 10 me directed viii sell at pubic sale.
FOR cash. at the door of the Courthouse for said Dis
irict on WEDN ESDAY, the 2gh day OF March, 1897 ut
Y o'clock all the right title claim, and interesl OF
erty TO wit: The south half of sublot number sixty
two (l IN j. i. Olmseads subdivision OF part Of lot
twelve 2, square 2f2 recorded In Liber n. II. o.,
folio 22 Surveyors Office said District together with
all and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property ofSilasS, Huney, to satisfy Exc
bntion No. 6016 equity IN favor Of Charles G. Huntey.
&. T. HENRY, U. S. Marshal.
THos. DowLING, AuctOneer. fe2i-dts
National Republican., 1882-03-22
SMALLPOX
ERADICATED.
DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.
Skin Diseases Cured

By DIR. FRAzIER's MAGIC OINTMENT, Cures
a. II by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptons on the face leaving the
skin clear, healthy, and beautiful, Also cures itch
Barbers Itch, saltrheum, letter, Ringworm, scsld
head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
sKIN DISEASE
f. Drake, esq Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful docorlng failed to help
him, and after all had failed he used Dr. FraLers
Magic Ointment and was cured by few applica.
ions.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt price hfty cents.
HENRY q CO., Sole Proprieors,
GO Yesey street, New York City.
For Hind, Bleeding Itching or liberated Piles,
pR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is a
Pure cure. Price 81, by mail. For sale by drug
lEisis WAS
National Republican., 1882-03-22

GOVERNMENT BONDS-CLOSfSG QUOTATIONS.,
United States per cent. extended....... l0l 6Dl01A
United States per cent. exended-.... l03IpIO3ls
United States as per cent regstered.... s(0ll4H
United States ~ per cent coupon ...... III GDii1k
United States per cent registered ll7Jspll7h
United states per cent coupon .. ...- Is9s i1sf
United States per cent. @. L........, llsie a 1855
District OF Columbia lQUlS
National Republican., 1882-03-22

REAL ESTATE.

Floreston Cologne Is grateful TO invalds, becaui
il is refreshing without the sicRsning effect
most perfumes.
National Republican., 1882-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock mud Bond quotations-New York
and baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report Of the financial market yester.
day together with the opening. highest lowest, and
closngquoiations, are furnished by ythcbanknghouse
ofH. ID. Cooke, ir., & Co.. ii2o street, Washington
National Republican., 1882-03-22
NT-ARETED.

FEBREY- UUGHEs.-On March a. at the resi-.
deuce Of the brides brother, MIR. G.. H. Hughes, by
Rev. Dr. Smith, Of Virginia WILLIAM ~ FEHHtsY
of Virginia, and II. h. y IIrours, Of Washington.
con account Of recent bereavement IN the family OF
the bride the mnrrtafc was private.
National Republican., 1882-03-22

THE publisher OF the Beaver Falls (Pa.) Courier,
Mr.. John L. Porter, some time ago contracted u
severe cold He says: 81 tried half dozen rem
edies Intellectually and upon recommendation of
n physician gave Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup fair,
square trial. II relieved me Immediately and
cured my cold and catarrh entirely II is a rem
edy that should be used in every household"
National Republican., 1882-03-22
BY Thomas j. Fisher 81 Co.,
AUCTIONEERS.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE AND TWENTY.SEC-
QND STREET NORTHWEST, BY JOHN BULL,
CORCORAN BUILDING.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust bearing date on the
9Th day OF January, A. ID. iSl3 and recorded In the
land records OF the district Of Columbia, IN Bber No.
s0i, folio S74 the ilh day of January 1873 and at
the request OF the present holder OF the Indebtedness
secured thereby, the undersigned, trustees named in
eaid deed OF trust, will sell at auction, THURS
DAY. the 3Oth day Ot Mnrcn, 1852, at four o'clock
In front of th premises. ut the corner of Twenty
first street aud Massachusetts, avenue the following
eesoribed property to wit; Lots numbered nine (p)
en C0), eleven tlD, sixteen C6 and seventeen Q7),
n square numbered axly-seven t67), as laid down
and plated in the pats of said city.
Terms OF sale: Five thousand dollars In cash, and
the balance In three equal nstallments, payable in
six. twelve, and twenty-four months Adeppst OF
Ave hundred dollars required in cash at the time Of
sale. If the terms of sale not compiled with
Within ten days, the property may be resOld five
days advertisements at the risk and cost of the dc
hulting purchaser. - -
MAHLON ASHFORD, irus'ces'
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Aootioneers.
National Republican., 1882-03-22

e,,,, -. ID plID Bile IHNSh, Sii.El tAtLSS ,,,,.,,
MENT
IN EFFECT JANUARY -. 1852
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station.
corner sixth and Il streets. as follows
For Ptttsburg aud the West, Chicago Limited ENpresi
OF Pullman Hotel and Slerpng Cars, at gSO q. M,
daily; Fast Line, 0lD a. daily, with Sleeping Cars
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati Western Express
1870 =. daily, with Palace Cars PttshurS and
Slnolnn9Ii Mail Express, 800 p' M daily for Pitts
-, B&LiiIoREANp POTOMAC RAILROAD.
p NJ. daily, except saturday, with inlucc Cars to
For WilIisnisport, Lock Haven and ElmIra al o3l
For New York and the East, sO0a M, lO:.1 a. M l:5D
&6O and lGnp N; on Sunday, lio, $50 and iG9l
p. M. Limited Express Of Pullman Purur Cars,
$50 q. m, daily, except SUNDAY.
FOR BIrooklyg ~ T. all through trains connect connect
double eyrlnge across New York city.
E9r r,SaephG' ,n %Vg - @ T % a. IN n ES & Snd SI id ySsd
Z. m Limited Express, oD IL m, daily except
For baltimore, GAO 500 oSo, 1880 n m and 1880, to-
IIO, $40, 7,9O. G60 aud lO20 p. on sunday, sou.
030 "a M, l!3O, go, l:3O, $50, and 1870 u. m,
For Popes Creek Line goa M. and $40 p M daily,
For Annapolis. $40 a. M. and 44O p M daily except
ALEXANDRIA, AND DFREDERICISsBURdR RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For S,exSndriS 6so 7sn go lrOO. and li.g5 a. m,
4D 500 G:2O 500 and 1880 p M. ON Sunday NJ go
Ga0, HOO and ilG.j u, M, aud 500 y. M.
For Rlchmondn nnd the south, $50 ana li'2) a. M day
aud 500 y. M daily, except sunday, -. -
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 900, 500,
s3, and 1000 M, lHiO, 300 300, 200 and 9;sD M
and iOn midnight; sunday, at 500, Gb3, and loOl
q M, 7:OOaud H20 T. IA.
Tickets and Information at the Office, northeast
nue. and a tHS station whor" orders can be len kI
the checking Of baggage to destination nom hoteh
""' J. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1882-03-22
DIID.

tCOYLE.-On Monday evening March 20. 1852, at 10
O'clock LAURA ". youngest daughter Of the late An
drew Coylc
Funeral from her late residence. No. 2is street
northwest on Thursday afternoon at hali-past three
o'clock. FF
National Republican., 1882-03-22

PRODUCE MARKETS,

BALTIMouE, March 2l..-Vrgina g. consolidated,
90; do second series 35 past due coupons, IS; new
lO-i0s, iOLa bid to-day,
National Republican., 1882-03-22
AUCTION SALES.
Thomas Il. Waggaman,
Real ESTATE Aucfionper

TRusTEEs' SALE or IwosTQnY FRAME
EAST
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day OF
ct seq Ofthe land records othe District Of C0luinbia
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, April Z lss2 at O'Clock ~ M, IN mont ~
the promises the following described real estate with
improvements known rs lot No. Z, In charles j. Uni
mans recorded subdivision of original lots and g.
In square sJ3 In the city OF Washington, D. g
money IN cash the residue IN O. l2 and IL months for
whch the purchaser ~ to give notes secured on the
properly to the satisfaction OF the trustees; bearing
Interest mt per cent per annum, or oil cash, at op-
tion of purchaser. one hundred dollars deposit re-
qulred when bid is accepted lftcrms OF sale are not
complied with in seven days the trustees reserve the
chaser. JOSEPH T. EPSON, Trustees
THos, h, wAgsANAN, Auctioncer. %WFMds
BY s. Bensingerf
AUCT1oNEER.
ASSIGNEE SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES
NJ. GoLDsTEIN's CIGAR AND TOBACCO
STORE
Gil PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
(under Metropolitan HotelO
consisting of
KEY WEST IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS,
TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM GOODS,
AND
SMOKERS ARTICLES.
mencing TUESDAY MORNING. March a. at 10 a,
pl and D. m, and continuing from day to day until
he entire stock is disposed OF. r,,,, ,,
4 BENsINgER Auctioneer mr2I-3t