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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-23
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
BOWLING. Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO AND
A HALE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOifSE
o. r. sTkEET NEAR NINETEENTH NORTH.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Anna NJ Rein a.
muth dated the first day OF December A. D. eth Esi
teen hundred and seventy i've and recorded in NED
District Of Columbia the subscribers will sell to the
highest and best bidder in front Of the premises on
IApR isls tie TWENTY SIXTH DAl OF April,
AFTERNOON. 'tise following described real estate
a end premises situate lying and and being IL The
Columbia, Known s '' and desSnatsd upon IN
the ground plat plan Of said city part Of lot
Oered seven Cd IN square numbered one hundred and
seven 07: Beeinning for the same at the southeast
corner OF said lot and running thence west along the
me 81 north street twenty 0 feet thence north
north or rear hpe Of said thence east tweny2
ee 20 e eSst line Of said lott thence south along said
easa ne to the place OF begnning together with Ill and
trust mentioned. - -~' -
Terms Of SALE One third OF the purchase money 70 be
a9 ~ acesnGof which two hundred (2O0) dollars must
eousi s'r me tune OF saleand the residue in three
cea 1es Q, sale with interest 1t the Of SIX pr
tHa III ann0m payable semi annually for which
tros LII must give notes. secured by deed Of
muss Mitn covenant Of insurance and taxes on the
I'M 500; or I'll cash. at the purchasers option.
dsv. msms % sale are not complied With within hye
to ns GAY OF sale the trustees the right
:.Eve~an e properly on i've days public notice In The
IN deesf sat at the risk cost of the purchaser
of the nnr Az conveyancia9 and recording It the cost
.n,..aaa. ANTHONY HYDE Trustee
DASAO A&IxENHOU6E TEuEtoo.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ON HIS WEDDING DAY.
John Bradley, or Charles City county, Va, who
was engaged to have been married Ia Richmond
last Thursday, failed to come to time, and. on
search being made for him, he was found In a
room at hotel, lying insensible on the bed and
with several bottles marked laudanum on the
bureau. He was taken to the hospital and given
antdotes Both Bradley and his intended are OF
excellent family and 1t is generally believed that
he is out OF his mind, as he has acted Queerly
before
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District G overnment Affairs

The Com mfssioners have granted permission to
MT. w. ii. NARROW 10 lay siding from the Baitf-
more and Potomac Railroad Co.'S tracks into his
premises subject TO the supervision OF the Engi-
neer Co mmisSioner
The Commissioners have refused the request OF
MI. Henry Hurt. president Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, for a permit to
square 1884, to connect with the new stable of the
company.
The Commissioners to-day granted permission TO
the signal Office TO place two telegraph poles fn-
stead OF the one at the corner OF 18th and streets
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OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER-A pecial
dispatch to the Philadelphia Times from Cam
bridge, Nd. April 22d. says: There is considerable
excitement I'm the lower part OF this county over
brutal assault committed last night on Mrs C. Sim
mons. who lives on Hooper's Island George Lake,
colored, has been arrested, charged with the out
rage. and lodged In the jail here. The woman was
alone in the house with her young baby at the
time, her husband being at church. She recognized
Lake. and he. fearing that his victim would bring
him to punishment for hts act, attempted to muir
breaking her collar-bone ana otherwise seriously
inturtng her. He then left her in an unconscious
condition. She Is slowly recovering, but Is St In
critical condition Her husband and several OF
the county ofncers succeeded In capturing Lake.
ana It was with difficulty he was taken away from
the island without being lynched
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A MOB ATTACKS A CIRCUS AND SHOOTS SEVERAL
MEN.-O'Brien's circus and menagerie which ex-
h1bited at Do er, Del. Saturday, was attacked by
a mob after the evenings performance. The mob
opened fire on the wagons as they were being
hauled to the depot for embarkation, accompanied
by guard OF showmen. Eight or ten OF the cir
Gus employees were shot, some seriously. Charles
Henderson, one OF the propretors, was shot IN the
eye and head II is thought his injuries are fatal
The sheriff summoned a posse and guarded the
wagons. There were no arrests made. The
crowd was dissatisfied with the show.
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THE SLAwsoN Box IN THE US SUPREME CouRT.-
decision was rendered BY the Supreme Court Of
the United States to-day In the case OF John B.
Slawson against the Grand Street Prospect Park
brought by Slawson for infringement Of patents
On improved and very extensively used form OF
fare boxes for horse cars The court holds that
the patents ara void, for reason that they do not
embody Inventions within the meaning OF the
patent laws The decree OF circuit court, In favor
Of the railroad company, "a affirmed Opinion BY
Justice Woods
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RAILROADS.
RALTIsiOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
49, BETWEEN
1aE EAST AND TdI WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLERl
SELL RAlISi

Efhedu'" 70 take effect SUNDAY NOV IL, 1882
LeaNe NaStnngton. from Station Corner of New Jer-
For Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville. aud st Louis
daily, a; 4.u5 a. m. 1915 a. M. -9:55 D. M WIN
Through coaches and Palace Sleeping c. rs TO above
points without change; 1918 daily to Chicago,
For ittsburg. Cleveland. and Detroit at lO:I5 a. m
an a.. $40 = m daily; s;4o r m solid train to
PttstuFE. with sleeping Cars attached.
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at s 10 a. M
daily. except sunday: Pm AMI $40 D. III. daily
with P3rlor and Sleeping Cars attached
For ijait1moIe OF week days >, $50 $50 7:45 10
a16 10 ~ II 10 2:z0. 49, 3. $50 a sc. 40 545
For Baltimore on Sundays. $50. 7:45 9a.m 1925
80 = / 40 5c45, :, $40 Pm.
or annapolis t:10 a III, 1910 and 40; on Sunday
Per way stations between WASHINGTON ana BvItrnore
20 y = H. II: ~ ! m 3:j, 40, Z, and IL 80 r. M
Icr Stations Metrvi,o Branch s. TO- 30 a. H.
SV2 J: r. daI y except Sunday. - pm daily; for
stsuntoA 80 daily. except Sunday: for asers-
town ana Frederick, 40 an. lois. 445 daily except
Trans arrive from the West daily, 70, 7s5 AIN.
Prom New York and Philadelphia. :55. Sis a. M.
Cs.y, 81 I m dally. except sunday.
foi iiai5 OH $50 g. H.. l:5J. G51 Sunday.
row St4'iuton. e.i5 pm. daily. except sunday
1ruIn Frederick, Hegcrstown and Intermediate
M 2i9. 4:i0 r.In and 20 daily. except Sun
rains leave Baltimore for Washington IF 9 Am
64O . 10. us. 9. gao and 1880 IN I2:lS so
q, ., 80 10. S:45 IL 30 - IN. on Suudays q
~ III. - 9-lO 80. > 6:.5. 30 auC AZ d. m
:, ~ Hams 1;oIn Washington and la taore stop at
or further Information apply at the Baltimore an
pho IlCEet Office Washington Station 615 and 1851
el h-1 NSia avenue. l4th street. where orders
- - tttth 'or baggage 10 DC checked and received 1t
vs., CLEalLNiS- N. Q, T.. baltimore, and c. X.
LORD o. L. A ~ .n1
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DAVID RiTTf Eli Ifn1e'e T......
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TRYING To HEAL A SPLIT IN TIE COALITION PARTY.
PETERSBURG, Va. April Ex-senator Malone has
LETT here for Norfolk 1t is alleged for the purpose
OF hoid1ng a conference with prominent republi-
cans and readJuSterS relative to the split I'm the
coalition party in that vicinity. A conference OF
Petersburg few days ago relative to the same
! matter, which appears to be one OF some impor-
lance.
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LABOR NoTEs.-A strike among the caulkers was
fnaugurated on Saturday In the shIpyards OF VIM.
Cramps Sons, Neane & Levy. Birely. Hilman g.
Streaker, and simpson Bros, Philadelphia, tor an
increase In wages from s. TO s. - per day and
hour less work on Saturday.-The striking cigar
makers OF Boston have had their demands ac-
coded TO and viii return to work
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Iron Works Closed by a Strike.

CINCINNATI, April IA TimeS-Stdr dispatch
from Gore. Ohio, says that Thomas Iron works
have closed because OF a strike OF coal haulers
against a reduction or wages. The BeSSemer
works at StraitSville have closed for the same
reason.
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Ex-senator TABoR's SUIT. - Ex-senator Tabor
has caused the arrest or W. II. Bush his partner
In the Windsor hotel Denver, Col, for alleged em-
bezzlcment OF S25,000 while acting as manager Of
the Tabor Grand opera House, and attached his
interest In the hotel for the same amount
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Mr. LESTER A. BARTLETT HIS SURETY IN $4,000
Ex-senator VIM. Pitt Kellogg appeared at the
court house to-day. Judge wylie fixed the bail In
the case OF the indictment pending against the ex-
Senator at tl0,a COO MIR. Kellogg offered Mr. Lester
A. Bartlett surety, and he wes accepted. The
proceedings took place In the district attorneys
Office, so the star route trial was not interrupted
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegranS to The Star.
The Mississippi Cyclone.
DAMAGR AT XRST FONT

DAMAGE AT WEST FONT.
NEW ORLEANS, April GA special to the Times
Democrat from West Point, Miss, says: A terri
1c gale from the northwest struck our town at
20 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
torrents OF rain and the largest hail ever seen
here. The court house, Lawyers Row, the Gen.
trail hotel. the cotton exchange Office the Olympic
saloon, the Henry house, w. A. Bbbs store and
flanagan hall were all unrOofed and materially
damaged. barber shop was partially blown
down; fences and trees were Frustrated, and con-
siderable damage W rs done. No lives were lost
Gov. Butler and the Ce svkeSbury Aims.
BOSTON, April 23-The governor to-day sent an
order to the state board OF health, inStructing
them to assume all the powers and duties or the
board Of trustees OF the state almshouSe at
TewkeSbury, to take effect at once. He requests
the board OF health to appoint some officer TO
take charge of the Tewkesbury buildings, and
states that the name OF Frank W. Sanborn would
be acceptable to him. He also requests that an
inventory OF all the property at the almshouse be
taken as q precaution, should an action upon the
bond OF the superintendent become necessary.
The governor Says the families of the various OIL
Gals are furnished with their entire living at the
almshouse, contrary to law, and he notifles the
board or health that in future he Intends to put
the responsibility OF the conduct OF the almshouse
upon them. Gov. Butler also sent order sum-
marily ousting the board OF trustees OF the state
almShouse at Tewkesbury.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED DYNAMITE ExFLoeIcK.-An
explosion occurred yesterday at the government
mandatory OF small arms at En1e3d. England.
quantity OF burning TOW and pieces Of TN box
were afterwards found among tho debris A
Just before the explosion occurred Owing 90 TIE
open sttuat1on q de paAoe utt1e damage va dana
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NORTHWEST.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON
NEW YORK AVENUE AND O K STREET. Be
TW IN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NDkTHWf ST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April. TwEN-rs.,
TY-THIRI, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii sell Ia SE;a
close estate, in front Of tue premises. subot IS -
in square = fronting "a 4 feet sire north with
de- tn % 40 feet 10 alley. improved by twostory
Brick Dwelling. No. $50 street, with modern conye-
nleuces.
At TX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON. in front of
me premises, sGbot T. in square 972. fronting u
inches on New York avenue. and running through to
street with trout on said street of 26 feet inches.
This lot Is about loo feet in DEPTH and would make
very desirable Bu ding Lots. being in one CT the best
Toes tons in Is asiingIon
Terms: ODe-third cash; balance in one two and
three years. notes 10 bear cent interest
BE- secured by deed Of trust. al cash. at option of
purchaser DEPOSIT of slG0 required each piece
soon as sold. erms to be compiled with IN ten days.
otherwise resale risk ard # Gefating purchaser
after five days public notice Of such resale in some
nevsl,arer published in Washington. II. g.
arl9-tiS is BUNCANSOS BROS, Aucts
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A New Enterprise.
A STORAGE HOUSE.

company OF prominent business citizens is
being organized to establish a safe deposit COM
pany and storage house OF valuables OF all kinds,
upon the scale OF the one now existing in Balti-
more. The old Chronicle building site, on PENN
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th. has been
purchased for the purpose and work viii soon he
commenced upon IT. The-vault OF the depository
Is to be constructed on the same plan and OF the
same size as that in BaltimOre-l8 by 30 feet
and all OF the ground occupied by the
present buildings by 100 reet-wiu be
built over The outside walls are to be
OF stone, lined with scrap iron. to be re and
burglar proof. The building is to have all the
latest improvements In the way OF strength, safety
and convenience, and will be equal to that OF the
best In the country. The location Is thought to be
very good one to accommodate down town bust
ness men and citizens The usefulness OF these
delphIa has eleven and New York thirteen OF them
In successful operation.
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The MRFkofo.

BALTIMORE, April 2s..second series. SIX; past
due coupons Is; Dew ten forties. 3d. new threes 53
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Cotton steady-midaline,
lo Flour steady-Roward street and western super
325a4 0o do extra, f. ba4 49, do, family ODa6. 90
city mills super, 3.25a4 90; do, extra, T. 25a6. SO
do. Rio brands 6o0ae %; Patapsco family CTS: do.
firm; western higher and firm; southern red, I2oal -
Ne, western winter red. spot. 20 asked. May.
cornmsoutheFn higher; western rnss and quiet
mixed nike spot co. asked Ags fe9 asked May sssssH
June to asked; july. 6sA bid; steamer: e3a63H.
mixed, 5la53 PENNSYLVANIA 52a55 Rye higher 70 ais
Hay steady-priEie to choice Penneyvanla and Mary.
land. IA. oaal6.o. Provisions frm ana in Instances
higher; Mess pork. 20. 90 Bulk mests-shouders and
clear rib sides. packed, sAa1lH Baeonshonlders 50
I2a Butter guiet-western packed, 17a2s: roll l4als
Egg Eggs dull a6. Petroleum dull and nominal-rehned.
to fair. saa9k. snear auie.-A soft, 81; copper
refined lower quiet 14Aal5 Whisky stesdy and
quiet 1.16hal.l7 Freishts e Liverpool per steamer
dull and easy-cotton. 32a3 -four. IL. 90: grain
3d. RecePs I'D 2el barrels wheat p GOO bush
bushels a SEipments-wheat. 81. 900 bushels: corn
00o bushels. Saies-Wheat 276. 900 bushels; corn
81, 600 bushels.
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Gov. Butler and the Tewke&bury Aim,
house.
The Fight with the Crees.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Gen. Sheridan has received
Information concerning the Skrmish between a
detachment OF the second cavalry and the Cree
Indians, which resulted In the savages being
driven over the border
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STAR ROUTE SURETY FRKE--Tbe Philadelphia
Times says that Christian c. Price, who was
surety On the bond OF Benjamin b. Wylie, con-
tractor for conveying the mail on one OF the star
routes, on Saturday satisfied United States Com
missioner Bell that he had not the wherewithal to
pay the fine and costs OF prosecution and was dis
charged from custody His sentence was for six
months and the money penalty. He served an
additional month, under the law concerning tn-
solvent convicts on account OF his inability to pay
his fine, etc.
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NJ ARRIED

Rev. Father Boland. of ST. Matthew'S Church, Nm T.
HUNT II to Miss gULIA L. FORD. both Of Washing
con, DC. No cards.
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Blue Monday In Wall Stree,

MONTGOMERY, N Y, April ga snow storm has
SET In mere, and the thermometer stands at the
freezing point
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The Texvksbury AlmshOuse Inyesti

Boston, April 23.-At the Tewksbury investiga.
ton today Geo. Pilsbury testified as to buying
pig from Capt. Marsh, and paying $40 for it De-
cember 9Th, the entry for which could not be
found in the cash book OF the institution but only
an entry OF S. E. R. Sanborn, now OF Cleveland
Ohio but minister OF the church at Lawrence
was referred to in the previous testimony. MI.
Spaulding, trustee, on the witness expressing
surprise that he should take an Office without q
salary, told him that he (Spaudlng) could control
important contracts On croSs-eXam1nation an at
tempt was made to show that the character OF
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1HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
~ LOT ON SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN p
AND STREETS, ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE.
The HOUSE BEING NO. 1903. ON SIXTEENTH
STREET.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
district OF Columbia, passed in Equity No
~ the undersigned Trustee will sell at public EN-
subdivision OF lois square $50. in Washington D.
o., on SATURDAY, the TWESTY-ElGHTH DAY OF
APRIL 1888. at SIX Z. NJ.
Terms OF sale: One-half cash: residue in on year.
viii lnte est or al cash at option of purchaser.
bid accented The deferred payments TO be secured by
reserve leh or by deea of trust satisfactory Trustee
GEO. II. TfIRTON, Trustee,
,1,,xc.,o>n,o 1908 street north est.
bCHoaNooS bnOS., Aucts. aplS-dads
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PROFESSIONAL.

EASY FEEL AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPFN
= Al aHo sunshine Increase vitality and longevity
LIE. sns Hiost eminent Physicians, surEeons and
MI. h estshshment l4i6 Pa ave-: opposite vii
Bunions. Club aud Inverted Nails. VASCULAR EIcres
encee etc once Zee 81 visit. Established la Wssh
sas.ou. ~. u. III LODI. m3O
mr. H. L. BOVEE. MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN
treats successfully Female Diseases, NeurslviH
EnepmstiSm. Chtis PARALYSIS. Nervous Diseases, 90
given. l4l7 street. opposite Rig7s House. o20
hR M. s. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
S(Gsisanic ana Electro Fspor Baths Massage SVead
- moseinents. Magnetic Treatment &c. Hours from
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BIDS OPENED-Bids for constructing a stone
wall along the creek at the Hot Springs, Ark. was
opened at the Interior denartment to-day. There
were % bidders The ro:.lwing were from WASH
Arthur Flynn, J. a. Devices, Geo q BardweIl,
W. H. Adams, James Reynolds, ]. J. Power, j.
Marshall, Gleason MalOney, N. A. MCGOWAN,
and Jas. g. L0ane, of Baltimore. The award will
not be made for several days
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Mr.. 81. N. HUTCHINSON is a great deal better
than he was week ago, but Is not yet consid cred
out Of danger.
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providence. R. l., April 23-There is no special
change in Senator Anthony's condition to-day.
He is still critically Ill
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THE PRES IDENT PERFECTLY WELL THIS AFTER
NoON.-The President Is feeling much refreshed this
afternoon, and is said to be perfectly we'll. Post
me- ter General Gresham and Secretaries Folger
Chandler, Lincoln and Teller called upon him and
were received in the library.
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Dissatisfied E,npyoves.

READING, Pa, April 23-At noon to-day seven ty
dissatisfied pipe mill employees OF the Reading
iron works marched In body to the office OF the
company, demanded and received the two months
pay due them, and then left. The officials say
that work al the mill will be resumed IL the men
return to work.
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MITCH. FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 14TH STR ET ABOVE 7 HON. AS
ClRCLt, BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE. AND N STREET.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY SIXTH, 1883, HI
at HALF-rAS FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in frontSs:
OF the premises We will sell at public auction those
residences Nos 1926. 1928 and 1880 l4th street n. W.
containing 10 rooms each, with modern improvements
Sub lots 60, 66 and g. square No. 22, each Il It. In
by 68 fit.
Terms One quarter cash; balance in ~, two CO
and three CD with interest at six (6 cent
annnm payable se1ni-annually, secured by deed Of
the purchaser. deposit of SlcO required upon each
piece OF property ut time of sale.
FITCH, FOX Brown.
T. COIDWFJI. AuctiOneer ap1l-dE3a
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THE OPENING OF BIDS for mail lettings throughs
out the country was begun this morning at the
Post Onice department, and will occupy about
two weeks. The following are the committee: T.
sistants Office, ana II. e. Fisher, OF the First AS
StStant'S,
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
TIE following are the opening and closing prIcas
Cthe New York Stock Market TO-DAY. as reporss 1
fy special wire 10 ii. H Dodge, 500 18th StreaL
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yI,HK STEAMED NATrANO Ian. 2 WAsHI,
I,OR NOEEnIK- PnRTsMOTTH. - MnXkOE
MT. VERNON MT. yERNoE!t

STEAMER w w. COrCoY.y
feaves Tt street wharf daily texceIt Sunday for Mt
vernon 1T 10 ocicck a. ni returning reaches Washing
toll about $50 pm.
go L. l.. BLAKE, Captain.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE,

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE,
MONDAY, APRIL THfKTIETH at FIVE p. M, "a
I will sell at auction on the prelises Lot 10 pan "a
Of Uniontown. improved by a tive-room Frame %--A
House. situate of Nichols and Jefferson
street,
Terms: One-ha1f cash; balance three months, Sc
cured by deed Of trust interest six per cent $50 de-
post at time OF SALE Conveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser. If terms not complied with in days the
property will be resod cost purchasing party.
HENRY G. MCCAULEY.
ap21-7t Administrator
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND Thu
y hfghest cash p E1ces paid. Ala Wafchee JcwoiF1
Guns, Pistols. &c. Oau or addrem HERXOa sos rs
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to the foil owing
postmasters: v. B. Bishop, Furnace, Va; F. j
Bowles, Rockville, Va; j. D. L. Peatrosa, Va; A
Sleitz. Burgess, Va; T. F. II. Sleyozt, Lubbock, w.
Va.
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The Z. S. s. RrcHxosD-The Navy department

CHANGE OF PoSTMAsTER.-The President has
appointed Edwin NJ. Evans postmaster at vinton,
Benton county, Iowa, vice c. r Wilkinson, dis
missed On the charge OF embeZZllng postal funds