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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-02-15

Theodore Tilton is preparing a new
edition of his novel Tempest Tossed
1t may be well to state, in order to pre-
vent mistakes. that this is not a record
of the celebrated trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-02-15

Many of the mono-metallic journals
are harping about the ''buzzard dol
lar,' yet it would startle a blind man to
witness the avidity with which each and
every one would take buzzard in their'n
if opportunity offered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-02-15

The Senate committee on foreign
affairs will report fayorably the reso-
luton directing the president to give
notice of the termination of the fishery
clause to the Treaty of Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-02-15

The following is the report of the
School in Dist. No. 2, town of Mt. Ida.
for the month ending Jan. 26. Whole
number of pupils enrolled Al, average
daily attendance q. Names of those
neither absent nor tardy: Bette Lane,
Adam Whereby. Those not absent:
Mary Cooper, Adam WHEREBY, Libbie
Adkins, Bette Lane, Lewis Adkins.
Those not tardy: Stella Campbell,
Henry Adkins, Bette Lane, Mary
LOOMS, Emma Whereby, Adam Whcr-
ley. MATTE Brown, Teacher.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-26

JEy Gould's son George and Freddy were
comp titors for Mrs. Jug,ry's favtr
when she first came So tLis country.
George Gould Pimples," ns his lnti-
mates call him, did not have much chhEce
aud was beaten almost from the slait.
Mr. Sanford however made the pace hot,
but fiuaNy Freddy 'cane away and won
in gallop," MS they say on the turf.
Mr. Sanford it is snid did not feel over
pleased at this and II coolnPts sprdng up
between tie two, and the beaten can
didate sought an opportunity to revenge
himself Now Freddy very frequently
drinks li,tlo more than his constitution
allows, and then bc is very easily uetlled
Coming ont of d, lmonicos last Saturday
he met Sanford aud friend. He asked
them where they were going and Siuford
Iutimated that he might call ON Mrs.
Langtry. Freddy in his cups is always
disagreeable in language, and lie replied
to MIR. Sahfor1's remark with the choice
,xpr, ssion You're liar" Thereat
Sanford knocked him down. Fashion
able society now anxiously awaits devel-
opments and tits just possible that there
will he hostile meeting somewhere.
Reclaiming the fallen is n good work,
but religious exercises the way they are
now bong conducted by certain sensa-
tionalists are bad. There is Jerry Me-
Auley for instance. He is going on at
such pace that am surprised that the
really earnest Christians who support
him allow their names to be used by
him. Not satisfied with making a mock.
eiy Of religion by conducting revival
| .,.s. Al ~. 1, hnp
now twice held services iN McGlory's no
torious den. McGlory is perfectly satis-
fed for it is business for him as it adj
verlises bis place, but what do you think
| of the manner in which services must be
conducted there when McGlory as s
permission of tho Police Board TO sell
cider TO the congregation during the ex-
ercises. or course he was refused, hut
the cifrontery OF the request is absolute
~ revolving.
When JAY Gonll sold the World, it was
currently expected that Cyrus w. Field.
who bears the same relation to him as
Me To- Platt to Roscoe Coukling, wonld
follow suit with the Mail and Express
This expectation is likely soon to be vtri
fled. Mr.. Melville d. Stone, of the
Chicagn News has been NEGOTIATING will
him for some days, and as I qm Informed
tho bargain is likely to be closed earl!
this week. unless differeace of opinion
shcnld arise about minor details. Mr.
Field has been unable to make the Mai
ami Express pay. 1t iswell edited and IT.
news pages aud departments reably con
1ucted and we'll written. Yet the namt
of Field it seems has always acted like {
damper oar fiIe fnancial success of tb'
venture Should Mr.. Stone buy it,
.hink he will make success of the IA
per, for it is beyond doupt the most volu
able afternoon newspaper property in thu
ci'v. belieye Mr.. Field asks S740 600
The Billiard match which has nov
been Running for week is exo"ing yer.
little ipierts st. The play is certainly poo
aud this disQus;s people. Bnt tov
could it be otherwise wi en- most Of III
leading players keep carousing all night
Nerves cannot be steady under such cir
cumstances.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue &C n writ Of Plurius Fieri Facias.
issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
carbon county. Pa, and to me directed, there
will be exposed TO UuhliS sale. at the court
House, in The Borough Of Mauch Chunk, on
MONDAY. JUNE llth, 1888.
at O'Clock p. m., the following described
property, to wit
All that certain Messunge and Lot or Piece
OF Ground, situate In the Borough OF Lehl..h.
ton Carbon county, and state ut Pennsyl
vanla. bounded nud described MS follows: he.
ginning at stake; thence along a uublic
road north twenty-six and one half degrees,
east nine perches; thence along n lot OF land
of George Esch, (deeeased), south eighty.
eight degrees, west nine aud three tentf
perehes tOa post; thence along an alley SOU h
lhirty.tOur degrees, east nine and two.tent his
lerches o the place OF heginn ny, containing
Thirty hve and une. half Perch,s, strict mea,
sure The improvements thereon consist oil
A TWO-SIORY FRAME HOUSE,
sixteen by twenty.six feet, with Kitchen at.
tached, six by sixteen feet
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of T.. PaetZel. and 10 be sold b\
CHAS. W. LENTZ, Sheriff,
w Il. FREYMAN, Attorney.
Sherih's once, Mauch Chunk. Pa,
May goth, lSs3-w3
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SoSrE time ago Gen. Iguati,ff amused
himself by assuring an English visitor
chat Russia would gladly barter her
Jews for Irish, Russia giving ten Jews in
exchange for one Irishman. This Min.
isterial Joke has been received in another
shape by st. Petersburg print which
advocates the establishment of Fenian
settlements In eastern and southeastern
Russia, and urges the Government of the
Car 10 take up the cause of Irish ma
tionality.
BTsHcP G1LIouR says that Thomas
Jefferson was the progenito- Of dynamit-
ism, because he ''planted the seeds of
diseord in civilized society whon lie
promulgated the doctrine that 'all men
are created equal, aud endowed by the
Creator with certain inAlienable rights,
among them life. liberty. and the pur-
suit of happiness The Bishop re-
CARDS this doctrine as false in its notions
of human eq1ality, and rs the cause OF
commu lism, nihilism, aud generol rest
lessness,
The tornadoes with which portions of
the Mississippi basin are tormented are
frequent, but their seeming number is
add, d to by every violent wind gust that
topples down improperly built cbimueys
and ''balloon-frame" houses. The fire.
quent destruction of such cheap struc-
tures in the West is no proof. according
to the Chicago Times, that that part of
Ale country is peculiarly subject to dam
Rerous winds; it only shows that it is
subject TO sham mode Of house build
ing.
ARCHBISHOP WocD on Saturday replied
to the requests made by committee Of
the Catholic members Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic asking for the following
privileges: That requium mass may
be celebrated on Decoration Day, My
30. for the repose OF the souls of our de-
ceased comrades, aud the Grand Army
of the Republic be permitted to attend
such service IN the dress and uniform oil
their organization, and that the Posts te
allowed to attend the funeral services OF
their deceased members in Catht lie
charohes and cemeteries" The follow.
ing is a copy of the letter received bS
Edmund Euylisb, Chairman OF the COM
njtlee. .''In response TO your very res
pectful memorial of May 10. submitted
to.hinn, the Archbishop directs me to say
that be regrets very much being unable
to grant the several petitions therein cen
tanned. He has uniformly declined tC
accede to like requests made in the past
aud is furnished with NJ reason for re
recedirg from the position be has taker
in reference to the organization men
toned. He is desirous that you SHOULD
know that his action is not based oil
mere conjecture, bnt is the result of care
full and thorough Investigation. There
fore, you will understand this answer |
final, not only in your regard, but, toe
in regard to every other secret society"
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

Ry virtue Of a writ of Fieri Fatias, issued
out uf the Court of Common Pleas Of Carbun
county, Pennsi lvania, ana 10 me directed,
there will be exposed Ia public sale. ut the
COURT HOUSE, in the Borough Of Muuch
Chunk, Pa, on
MONDAY. JUNE lib, 1SS3
at 100 "'c'Ock p m, the following described
property, to Wit:
All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground,
situate in the Borough of W-atherly, Carton
county, Pennsylvania, beginning at n corner
ON X line street. running west one hundred
and sixty five feet to land OF Kline & Bu z !;
thence along line OF said land north two
hundred foet TO Ent whistle = rect; thence
along line Of said street three feet east to
Kline street; thence along line of said street
two hundred and Sky feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning.
The Improvements thereon consist ofa
two. 81 DRY FRAME HOUSE,
sixteen f'et iy sixteen feet. with two.s'ory
Frame Kitchen, twelve feet by fourteen feet
Seized md taken into execution as the pro.
perty OF Geurge Setter, and TO bn sold by
CHAS. W. LENTZ, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
May %, lSS3-w3
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Auditors Notice.

In the Orphans Court Of Carbon County ;
Estate of Christian Thorman, dead.
The undersigned A udltor appointed by the
Court. April 18th, L SO, To make distribution
OF balance of funds In the hands Of Henry
Lnbien. administrator Of ChrisI ian Thorma y,
deceased. will hold a meeting for the purpose
OF his app1lntment on FR1nAY, the 2Sth
day yOf MAY, A. ". 1883, at 100 o'clock r M.
At the Once Of Fred Berlolette, ESQ, in the
Borough of Maueh Chunk, Pa when and
where oil parties Interested wi I be required
10 attend and present their claims or be de-
barr, fiom coming in upon said claim.
). X. GILLIAN, Auditor.
May2, lss3-wi
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To 9EoRor II. LuDwIo, Respondent,
Auditors Notice.

In the Court of Common Pleas OF Carbon Cos
In the matter OF the Account OF Nathan
MOsser, assignee OF Lewis RehriE.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Court. April ldth, 1858, To make distribution
OF he money in the hands OF Nathan MOsser,
assignee of Lewis Rehrig, among the parties
eniiiled thereto Will attend ia the duties Of
his appointment on SATURDAY, the 2eth
day OF lay, A. ID. 1883, ut .; o O'clock =. NJ,
at his Office In the Borough Of Lehlghton,
Pa, when and where all parties Interested
may attend. 5. X. GILLIAN,
May 2, lSs3'w4 Auditor.
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[FpoM OUR izouLAn CORRESPONDENT. ]

[FRoM OUR REGULAR CONSEQUENTLY
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81. 1853.
, The civil service commission has at
last got its rules. its chief examiner, and
its rooms in tue new Museum, and it is
expected to soon begin reforming things.
As the new rules do not contain provis-
ions for competitiye examination for pro-
motions the clerks now in Office 90 not
regard them With moro than passing in
terest. Butspeaking of the clerks recalls
the scene about Washington LAST We'd
nesday morning. The Capital has wei.
coined within iisgates many disiinl uisl =
eA men ci the world seeking honor pleas-
are. or pelf tut it never extended a
more generous reception to any than was
accorded the renowned Phineas 4. with
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-26
NcwAdvertiseme nts.
sHERIFF"s SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

by virtue ofa writ of Ven. Erponas, issued
out OF the Court of Common Pleus of Carlo on
county, Pennsylvania, and to me dir, oted,
tho will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
COURT HOUSE, in the Borough Of Mauch
Chunk, on
MONDAY. JUNE lltb. 1888.
at 100 o'clock p. m, tho following described
property, to wit
All that certain Lotor Piece Of Land, sItu-
nte in Millport, Lower TOwnmensinK iOwn-
ship, Carbon county, and State. Of Pennsyi-
vania, bounded and described as follows, to
wit Beginning at spike In the publioNreaa
leading from the Millpo,t Slate Quarry 10
the Millport Hall thence IN said road and
by lot Of James Zeigenfuss 8, h twenty. Jour
degrees. east four aud one tenth pprches to u
spike; thence iy land Isabella KlOtE south
sixty-six degrees, west nine, Rnd .ono.tentlI
perches; thence by land OF Jacob Bowman
north thrty-One and one. fourth degrees, west
six porches to stake In the public Dad lead
ing from ParrYville to MillpOrt thence in
and along said road north seventy six and
Onehalf degrees, east ten perches to me place
Of beginning, containing Forty-fve and Five
tcnths Perchps.
Seized and taken into execution rs the pro-
perry of Francis Kindt, and to be sold by
UHAS. W. LENJZ, Sheriff..
w. q FREEMAN, Attorney,
Sheriff's Office. Nlauch Chunk, Pa,
May 20, lSSJ-w3
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate

by virtue Ofa writ OF LGpari Facias. issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas OF UaTbom
county, State OF Pennsylvania, and 10 me
directed, there will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House, In :he Borough OF Mauch
Chunk, on
MONDAY, JUNE llth, 1888,
at l;rO o'clock p. M, the following described
property, TO wit:
An that certain Two-stOry Wooden, Slate.
rooted Dwelling House, size. In front twenty
feet, in depth twenty feet, situate on ILe
north side OF the Public Road leading from
L.high Gap TO BOwu ansville. built Ou a GER
tain lot having front Of thirty-two feet and
n depth Two hundred aud n ~ feet, more ur
less said Lot Is bounded ON the north by
m' untntn lands On the enst 10y laid of Wid.
0w Reuben uagenbuch ON the west hy land
or lot uf Frltz dankee, aud on he south by
the Public Road as aforesaid, all In the VII
lage nf Hazard, In the Township Of Lower
l0wnmensing, carbon County. Penn'a.
! seized and taken Into execution as the lro.
perty Of john Hngenbueh. aud to b. sold by
on 5. W. LENEZ, Sheriff.
s II. GILLIAN. Attorney.
SkeIlh's Once Mauch Chunk, Pa
May 20, lseS-A3
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RECEIPTS.

cash In hand and uncOllected
at last report, less comm. Sl06 90
G commission on Dup. for 1881 ~ ~
ELoneratious 4" - o.
Ia q % 70
Amt of Duplicate for 1ss2. $.el -
- 2hh "a
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POOR ACCOUNT.

SAMUEL EVERTS, overseer Of Weissport
Poor District, for year ending April, 1888.
RECEIPTS.
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New Advertisements.
Annual Statement
OF THE
Borough Of LGligltOl, PGll'a
WILLIAM MILLER, TREASURER, 10 Ac-
count with the Borough Of Lehighton, for
the Year ending May 4th, 1885,

To Amount reed from J. W. Kline
top. Collector, on duplicate OF
lSS2-in full uil...,....,........,....S S323t %
20 Amount reed from y. Smith,
on duplicate of lsSl-in full .... 50 Gl
Amount reed from Carbon 10.
Commissioners, for Tax on UR-
seated Lands. -. ................... 22 81
- Amount reed from Dav. Ebbert,
FOR Gruss On.Public SquRre..... 21 90
" Amount reed from Telephone
90, for work done by Ezra New.
hart. Street Commissioners. so
/" Amount reed IRON County Uom-
missi0ners, for work done by T..
NewhnTt, street Commissioner, 80
" balance in hand from year 1882. 6l6 70
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Divorce Granted.
Subpoena in Divorce.

Eurilla Ida Ludwig, by1 In tho Court OF
her next friend, U. j, Common PIeas Of
Benner, = Carbon Cou, Is,
vs. No l. january
George IL. Ludwig. Term, lsss.
IN DIVORCE.
To GEORGE II. LUDwIu, RespondenfF
SIR,-You are hereby nothed to be and
appear a. II Cuuit OF Common Pleas of Oar.
bon County, to he held in the Court House.
AT Mauch Chunk, on Monday, the nth day
OF June, a, ID. 1885,, at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. to answer the above CON plaint. pereon-
al service of subpoena aud alias subpoena
having failed on account Of your absence
from my Ballwick.
CHAS. w. LENrZ, Sheriff.
Sheril's Office, Nauch Chunk,
May h, l6S3,wts
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EXPENDITURE ES.

EAPEN DTTUKEO
p. ]. Etistler, for auditing .......s 200
J. q. arner. for rnuditing..... ...... 200
charles Nusbaum, for auditing ..... 100
George Emery. work on streets.... 235
Ge0rge Rnpp. work nn streets ....... 100
A. Gravtr zen work on streets..... 3 30
w. NJ. Rnpsher. attorney fec ........ II So
u. Y Mortimer. printing II w
sol. Yeakel, Chief of Police. ......... A. o.
II. II. Everett, room rent and light. S25
Henry Boyer. Trensurer's fees. .,.... % 10
j. -. Seide, Sec'y IS fees, work, &C.. q 0o
Sli2 6l
Bala nee in Treasury and uncollected,
less Commission. un.................. 2oa "a
Rent re ceived for public square, &C.. 300
$24 "a
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Total for Highways..............
MISCELLAN EOUS.

PM VanI,iew, Auditors Fees ....$ U
william Miller, Attending Henry
lbrumbure, smallpox case ...... oi !.
William Miller, Uak Pianks. ....... U
William Miller, for Mr.. Jacoby Tor
surveying 49,. .................... 10 "
William Mliier, Salary as Borough
Treasurer. er......s........... 50 W
William Miller, for state lax on
Loans ............-..,..... % d
il. v. Nor, himer, Publishing An
nual ) Statement.. ...............' ~
Lew " eiss, digging Grave t~r Ii.
Urumbore's child. q
III W. MerZ. Flax stones .......... ITO !
Nathan. k.ubert, Mason Work ...... 80
W. NJ. Rapsher, Salary as Sec'y.... ~ W
W. NJ. Rapsher, Retaining Zee ana
extra Profess DUAL Services 30
James Hollenbdch, Iiauing StUne.-
rexler X krJidler, Stnkts ......... 0
Charles trainer. Hau,ing Stone 80.
John kinkrr, Blacksmith work.. .
A. W. Horn. Police reTvlces. IL .
"a mandns DIenl, kepairs ON OOls
j. 1. Semmei, BurIess, Postage, &c.
Samuel Evert Bridge kepaiIs ..... !.
Lewis Graver. Stone. 7
Joseph Zahn, PUlice ................ 10
j. l.. GaDel, Lumber ..........,..... 10
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Bounty Statement for 1882.

INDEBTEDNESS.
To Balance due on Judgment, m
at last Statement ........i3 39I6 c7
Interest from April /, 1882, to 100 q.
---si2l4 s4
Paid Anthony and Dreisbaeh, 1885 20 .sa
- 1868 ssn
Balance as above slated .a.........S .S.95dSi
779 As
~
Liabilities in excess of Resources....$ l7G el
We. The undersigned Audi ors Of Wessport
Borough. have examined the above nceounis
OF Joseph b S'eidel, 5, cretnry, aud henry
Boyer, Treasurer, and mad them correct US
above stated.
.p r. j. KlSTLE2,
JOHN u. a. ARNER, , Auditors.
AUSIlN BOiER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

The Bones or CoLGMRUs.-The opening arti-
Gle III the Magazine Of .imerican History is dis
ctssiun by John q. Shea of the present where
abonts Of Christopher Columbus remans-wheth-
CT they still! rest. where they rested for centuries
within the walls of the ancient Cathedral of San
Domingo or,as the Spaniards Of Havana stoutly
claim. wit!in those of the Cathedral of Havana
Mr.. Shea declines to accept as satisfactory the
evidence, or so-c;ilicd evidence, which the Span
lard, offer tIIat the remains OF Columbus actually
were transferred in 1875 from San Domingo to
Havana: nor does ne accept good their accusa-
ton oi fraud in the alleged finding, in 1877 OF
remains at san Domingo believed to be the dis
co"crcrS SprakinguI that find" he says Three
vaults. aud only three have been traced, and two
graves "f modern date easily identified. These
vaults contained cases hearing the names OF
Christopher Columbus and Don Luis. The infer.
cncc docs not seem rash that the third, empty
when found III 1877, once contained the case of
Diego. and that his were the remains removed to
Havana i'll 1I95.' More over he continues the
weight of evidence, as the question now stands
seems to be in favor of the view that the re-
mains Of Christopher Columbus where then (1S77,
really discovered"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24
NO USE FOR THEM.
Concerning Certain Relics Of tie ?ast-Dogs that
have had Their Day

| oohcsiuluS Certaln heIlcs OF tie Sast-DogS that
have had Their Day.
! George Stcphensol's Rocket" and the maenifi-
cent locomotives Of to-day are hult upon the
same general principle. yet the machine will,
which the great engineer astOniShe! his age is
interesting now only As an illustration o: the he
ginning of the invention. There were plastcrs
with holes in them long before BENSON'S CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTER surprised both the
public and tho physicians; and The triumph or
the Capcinc is founded upon the partial successes,
or the utter failures of its predecessors Every
thing OF value III the old porous plaster Is retain
ed in the Capcinc; but at this point all compari-
SON ends, and contrast begins. For example,:
The old plastcrs were slow in their action; the
Capcinc is quick and sure.
The old plasters lacked the power to do more
than to impart slight, temporary relief in cases
easy of treatment; the Capcine penctrates the sys
TEN and permanently cures the troubles for which
it is recommended.
The old plasters depended for any good results
they might attain, upon an accident of their
makers and the naked faith of their wearers; the
Bcnsons reaches its ends by means of the scicn-
tilic combination or the rare medicinal ingredients
which ii contains.
In brief the old plastcrs, like Stcphcnson's dis
cardcd engine, arc switched off the track, while
the Bensons goes on its way winning golden
opinions from all sorts of people.
Yet in this very fact lies the leading danger to
the people who buy and use this reliable and
scientific remedy. Hypocrisy is the tribute vice
pays to virtue" Imitation is the concession
failure makes to success. Bcnsons PlaStcrs are
parodicd in name and style
Beware Of swindlcs The genuine have the
word CAPCINE CUT i'll the center. Price % cts.
Scabury d johnson, Chemists, New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24
FOR SHE OR RENT

NOR SALE.-'rhc very desirable THREE
L STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
LOT attached, OH northwest corner of Prince and
Columbus streets. The house has Is rooms and
bath ROOM fine large pantry, gas and water,
and is situated in of the best ncghbornoods in
the city. Apply to ianS-tfl 2. B. HOOE
sNOR SALE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK
4 DWELLING and STORE on the s. e. Corner of
King and Washington streets, containing sixteen
rooms good dry cellars. water and gas and in q
most desirable business location. Will he sold
very low. Apply on premises. jan4-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-24

J1OE SALE OR REN'r--That desirable property
L on southeast corner Of Duke and Columbus
streets fronting 125 feet 10 inches OH Duke
street. with depth of244 feet. The lot contains
10000 square feet of ground; is improved with a
large BRICK DWELLING, al attractive front
lawn, fruit and shade trees, shrubbcrv, SC. For
further information apply to
1pcO-tf HERBERT