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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-22
BOUDOiR CARS.
Compartments Where One Can Bc MS
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Compartments Where One Can lie MS
Comfortable as at Hts own Home.
There arrived at tho Baltimore and
Ohio railway depot yesterday two cars
that will not only sustain the reputation
of progress which that company emf s,
but will add greatly TO the comfort of
travel. These cars, called the Mann
Boudoir Cars" are marvels OF artistic skill
and modern improvements. Tho exto-
riors are beautifully decorated with light
and pleasing colors, and each car bears
tho name of an opera, the two that
arrived yesterday being called "Parsifap
and Les Huguenots." The convenience
begins with tho steps leading to tho In
terror, which are shorter and more
numerous than usual, so that a person is
not compelled to stretch himself apart to
gain the platforms.
Smooth decorated bevol glass Is mounted
in tho light amaranth wood. A long cor
ridor or hall runs the entire length of
the car and the boudoirs look out upon
this. The interior is furnished in ANA
ranth wood, with embossed illuminated
leather paneling. The upholstery is Of
French aud flemish tapestry, the win
dows hung with luxuriant Persian
! stuffs, and the decorations on tho walls
aud ceiling of embossed illum mated
leather. In tho boudOirs or com part
ments the most taste with regard to
ease and comfort is seen. Some of these
compartments are for four persons, while
the others are half that size. The sofas,
which at night are transformed
into easy berths, run across the
car instead OF lengthwise. The beds are
constructed with view TO prevent the
uncomfortable rolling motion experience
in other cars, while tho head Is removed
from the noise incident to close contact
with tho car walls. Tho compartments
can be connected, and at the same time
perfect privacy can DO obtained. The
boudoirs can DO thrown open ON almost
every side. There are in addition to the
boudoirs buffet ladies and gentlomen't
lavatory, n library, containing a choice
collection of books, smoking rooms, cleo
trio bells, and almost every home con
venience. In moving tho motion Of the
car is almost imperccptible, and they are
fire proof, and the series of interior par
titions strengthen the cars against crush.
ing. The most important feature is prob
ably the perfect system Of ventilation anC
heating, to which particular attention
has been paid.
large number Of gentlemen visited
the car yesterday, where they wor,
shown through by Col. w. ID. Mann, the
inventor; c. X. Lord, the general passen
ger agent of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Percy c. Smith, the local passenger
agent; ]. 9. Merrill, superintendent o
Baltimore and Ohio Shoppers; A. l. Hads
den, the sleeping car agent ut Cincinnati
Mr.. Bond, assistant passenger agent; Mr.
Shriver and w. w. Browning tickle
agents.
Those cars are already in use upol
several roads, and have been running il
Europe for some years. The cars will b
put on between Baltimore and the ives
in few days, and more are being bull
for the road. They were manufacture
at Wilmington, Del.
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Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

A st., north side, bet Sd and 4th st, N. G., the
west pit lot ., 50. 1856, Marie Archange Co.
burn TO Patrick Shalloo, S..
9th ST., east side, bet Penn. ave. and L st. n.
w, pit, lots and 7, So. 800, Charlotte l.. Whit
tington TO John J. Hogan $500.
Front on alley In rear of Il st., south side, bet
LIST and I'd sts. n. W., lot 2S So. $50 the heirs
at law of Ruth Bruce TO Julia A. smith, 81.
G st., north side, bet. Del. ave. and Half st. S.
W. lot s, 50. 6i2, Charles IL. Parker to David
ii. HaZen, 5000.
Nd ave, south side bet. Sd and 18th SITS. n, G.,
pit, lot 3, So. 7Si, Vincent ". Power ct al to
Edward u Adams, s., 100,
10th st., west side, bet NJ and sts T. O., lots
%, q, and 2S, So 953 Ellen Welch to Rich
ard r. Talbert, Of William, 81, 500.
N st., north side, bet N, H. ave and 2lst. St.
n, W., part lot 1, 50. o. Thomas Il. Wagga.
man, trustee, to Joseph II. A. Neuhaus, 500
l. st., north side, bet, n, Y. ave and 9th st. n.
W. part lot O. So, bl4 Bernard Geicr to
Vim, f. Clark and Louisa Thoma Schaeler,
$500
Blake st., north side, bet 18th and 18th sts n.
W., lot 50, Blake ~ kelly's sub of 20. l0l,
Smith Petit Ct al, to Lucy II. Baird, $500.
Part lot 20, +. O'DonnoghuGs sub. of part of
50, 5lS Thomas Jesup Miller Ut al, trustees
10 Adajah Behrend, S3,j75.
Lot 81, Abraham Fishers sub of So All, Abra-
ham Fisher 10 Abraham Sc ligmGn, 81, 500.
COUNTY.
Part of KOsclusko tract, containing 70 i7.lOO
acres John II. Cathin to Attic 4. Strong,
$3.50.
lie Droit Park, part lot /, blk. 0, A. l.. Barber
a Co. s sub, ]. Joseph Albright to Charlotte
X. White, 81 6l25O.
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LADIES' GooDs.
Embroidery and Lace Sale.

900 yards Cambria Flounclne. o different pat
tiers, a yard WIDE for 26c yard
S,OOO yards Cambria NalnsOok and syies FIN.
otoluefie@ assorted patterns for DC yard.
our l2lzc EmbrDdcries are startling bargains:
goDu value ut zoe yard
our lOc patterns take the lead; 4.ncn goods
hmong this lot match patterns In six different
WIDTHS, aud Inserting 10 match Cambria ALI
overs, swiss An overs, and Colored Allovcrs.
100 dinofent patterns In tOlorpd Einbrolder-
les 70 match All-Overs, from 2eup
ColOrod Embroideries for aprons lo yard
Embroidery ! yard wide for USr
~ yards Linen TorchOu lace for Ipc
oTorchon Lace, ., 4, ,, o, =, 10. ~. 10. IL, tn
oriental Lace worth Ooc will be sold this week
Oriental Lace worth zoe will be sold this week
at lie
oriental Lace 10 pieces for 30 yard.
All-over Oriental At very low ngures
All-slk spanish Lace, tinchea wide, 21c yard,
In cream and black.
Black Beaded Lace, CSC, worth Csc
Beaded Fronts, cream and black for evening
dresses.
Real Hapd-ruu. Spanish Lace. three different
widths. il,J0 yard.
bar lains n Medicis Lace. valonclennes Lace,
and Real oriental
4. =. We claim to sell Oriental Laces 10 por
cent cheaper than any house south Of New
York
Call and convince yourself All goods marked
In plain figures
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-22

Equity Court-Justiee Cbr.-Garrlson vs. Gar
ri SON. bill dismissed. Brown VS.. Brown; sale
confirmed nisi. Woody VS.. Jones; testimony
ordered taken. Colt vs. Bradley: testimony
ordered. Fisher VI. Sharon; appearance OF
derod. Burgess ct al vs.. Hollander; restrain
ing order modified. Shoemaker Va. Campbell;
part Bell VS.. Bell; order appointing Dorcas
Il. Bell guardian nd Item. Emmerick vs..
Emmerick; divorce granted.
Criminal CDurt-JuSticc WIRie.--John Rogers,
HOUSEKEEPING in night: a nOlle pros. entered.
Edward e. Kirkwood. presenting false voucher;
guilty; notice of motion In arrest of judgment
aud for new trial. James d. Cumming, pre-
senting false voucher; on trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-22
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at the Various
District Odicea.

District Odieea.
The commissioners have written let
ter to tho clerk of the house Distric
committee relative to the II. X. 1885.
For the relief of Ascension Church."
They state that general and special taxes
to the amount Of $l,S02.90 is recorded
against the property, which accrued be-
fore the property was being held or used
as a place of divine worship, which was
not until 1876 Tho commissioners think
that the property should be taxed until
tho church was built, Us the taxes were
for improvements on Massachusetts, ave.
nue., and has been decided to be legal in
the courts. The commissioners do not
view the bill favorably and think the
tax is just.
The commissioners have notified Mr..
j. II. Mitchell that tho hall over the
Georgetown market cannot be rented
from tho LIST TO tho 18th of March, as it is
not in condition, and that all tho suitable
rooms at their disposal will BIO needed for
the shelter OF the visiting public.
pump is wanted at the corner OF
First and X streets.
Building permits were issued yester-
day to q. s. Walker, to erect small Of
fee room, 702 North Capitol street. 500;
j. Keefe, to erect small store room,
northeast corner OF Third and q streets,
5000; l.. Curry, to erect Il stable, south.
east corner of Sixth and o streets, $780,
The police trial-board yesterday inves-
tigated the trouble between Officers Shur-
land and Maddox. Lieut. Guy testified
that on the afternoon of Jan. no was in
the fourth precinct station talking with
ex-Policeman Shurland and Sergt. Bur-
gess, when Maddox came in, and asked
Shurland what he (Maddox) had done
that Shurland should abuse him, aud try
to put up job on him, Shurland called
Maddox - liar, and said ~ will be
tho death of you If you iniure me with
out cause" az the same time putting his
hand on his pistol The lieutenant or
dered him TO go to bed, and took the pis-
toll from him. Sergt. Burgess aud Station
keeper Wilkerson gave similar testimony.
Ex-Policeman Shurland who had been
summoned, did not answer, Maddox was
then sworn and said that Shurland had
been trying to put up q job on him. He
also corroborated the previous witnesses
as to the occurrence in tho stationhouse.
The board adjourned.
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KIRKwooD AGAIN CONVICTED.
The Cases Against Cumming Brought
on for Trial.

The Cases Against Cumming Brought
on for Trial.
The jury in the criminal court yester-
day, after giving forty-6ve minutes con-
sideration to the case of Edward G. Kirk
wood, indicted with Joseph j. Walton
and Daniel Carrigan on the charge of
presenting false voucher to tho navy
department for 1926, returned with YER
dict Of guilty as indicted"
District Attorney Worthington then
called up tho cases against James ID. Cum
ming, Edward G. Kirkwood, aud Daniel
Carrigan, of which there were three
against Cumming alone and three against
him and the other two defendants, all
of which embraced three transactions of
presenting false vouchers to the bureau of
medicine and surgery Of the navy depart.
mont and receiving the pay thereon.
The district attorney said the time had
come when he could close prosecutions as
to Kirkwood, and he proposed in these
indictments to enter nolle pros. as to
him and Carrigan, consolidate the old and
new indictments as to Cumming and pro-
coed to trial. The court permitted the
order to be made. Col. Corkhill. of the
counsel for the defendant, excepted to
the ruling granting the consolidation.
Mr. Worthington said that he felt per-
fectly safe in entering tho nolle pros. as
to Carrigan in this instance, for he had
enough against him to send him to the
penitentiary for 100 years and he did not
presume tho court would sentence him for
a longer period if he should be con-
victed.
The three cases against Mr., Cumming
arc that on Jan. 10, 1882, he presented u
bill for close stools, &C., for $46350;
on Jan. 80, 1888, for bricks, &C., 1861; on
May 81, 1883, for linen hose and coup
lings, $715; that while all these bills
were paid. none of the goods were over
delivered to the department. A jury was
impane led without trouble, and Assistant
District Attorney Coyle in opening
the case recited the circumstances con-
nected with the presenting of the false
vouchers, which were identical with that
followed in those heretofore tried. The
evidence of the government commenced
with showing that Pay Director Richard
Washington had been, in the second aud
itor's office, allowed credit for the ac-
counts in question, which had been paid
by him.
Testimony was then introduced to
prove that the goods paid for had not
been furnished, and this branch of the case
was being considered when tho court
adjourned.
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtOral

Is not a new claimant for popular conf
dence, but q medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives OF the third generation
who have como into being since IL was
first offered to the public.
There Is not household In which this
invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not person
who has ever given II u proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible OF cure, who has not been made
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and. even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. IL Is a
medicine that only requires TO be taken in
small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, as there IL nothing SO good as
AYERS CIIERRYPECTORAL for treat
ment of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral
PREPARED by
DR.. j. @. Aver 81 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists.
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the
errors and indlscretiOns of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.
will send q recipe that VIII cure you, free of
charge, This great remedy was discovered by
missionary In South America, send Il self
addressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T. In.
man. Station d., New York city.
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THE MARKETS.
Dizziness the Feature OF the TRANSACT
tons Further Declines Predicted.

DuiineHs the Feature or the VFnnaac-
tions-- Further Declines Predicted.
New YORK, Jan. 2i.--Dullness was
the feature to-day. Tho coalers' were
weak at tho opening, but other active
stocks were higher and improved frac-
tioually till noon, when on a mornings
sales Of 02G9O shares, principally Della
ware, Lackawana. and Western. 81. Paul,
and Northwestern, tho gain was about J.
During tho afternoon Central Pacific sold
down to 3lt on sales 1900 shares, and rest
Of mai ket symphathized to extent J. Tho
closing was spiritless and the tono very
tired. Shrewd brokers, after closing
hour, predicted further declines to'mor-
row.
Bonds we're worry dull and slightly
lower. Money loaned at from CD' u,
closed /,
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THE Rowland Dental Association No. 2lI
Fourand,a'half street northwest, three doors
north Of Pennsylvania avenue do all kinds Ut
Dental Work. All work warranted hrst-CllsS
Haycadmtnlstored nitrous oxide to over 5000
persons. Fine gold aud umalgum Filings in.
serted in the best manner
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CITY ITEMS.

! WAS afflicted with kidney disease and sui.
fered intensely was induced to try Hunts
(kidney and Liver Remedy, and before I'D
used TWO bottles | was entirely cured Rich.
mOnd Henshaw, Pr evidence, X, l.
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UvAsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

DAY. BETWEEN Alexandria oN'
-, AND ROUND HILL
~, ana Alexandria Mt 0;33 a. m and 4;34 p. m.
iasI Leesburg, going westward, at 1918 p. IN,
O. m. and S:Ol p. m.
Leave Round Till at 4:45 a. m. and Loo D. m,
Pass Leesburg. going eastward, at 6.3S a. IN. and
2;4S p; M, and arrive ut Alexandria Mt $40 a.
m. and bi26 p. m. and ut Washington at S;25a
m. and O;3b u, IN.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 4:45
?. m. Arrives ut Alexandria at $40 aud Wash.
ington at 500. Leave Washington at sos p. M,
Alexandria 1T $40 p, IN. Pass Leesburg going
eastward. b3S q. m. westward, 10:40 p. m.
5, NJ, BROPHY. Superlntondant
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoNs."-Fresh Alder.
noy butter churned every morning, aud delly-
cred in ~ pound "Ward" prints, ut soc per
pound. Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball but
termilk DC. per quart, and sweet milk at &C.
Dpr quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-22

A committee composed of several senator's
and representatives and members OF the Wash
ington Monument Association met yesterday
and awarded the contract for furnishing the
fireworks for the night OF the dedication to
Detwillcr q Street, of Brooklyn, n. Y, for
1000.
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New PUBLICATIONS.


A ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand Ave hundred OF them; the
troops engaged; full history OF the largest bat
ties and what corps participated; number of
killed and wounded, &C., with names oil general
officers killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION,
Alone worth the price Of the book. showing tho
commencement OF the war and ovents to It's
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS.
Seven thousand in number, by regiments, with
addresses ofnearly all of them. showing date of
service. Date Of discharge Of EVERY regiment,
number of regiments, batteries. and companies
furnished by each State, list OF casualties by
States. Pension Agencies by districts with
name of agent, and other valuable information.
Sent nee OF poataso on receipt OF 90 cents
Address
GRAY & CLARRSoN,
Washington, ID, j
GLOBE OrPrcF,
800 Pennsylvania Ayenue
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s8per gallon, 70 cents quart bottle. No.
yeWhlsky, best in the world for the money
al MCGees, Ninth. near d.
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TRATELERs' GUIDE.


4 HEsAPEAKh AND ohlo RAILWAY
(Leave +. & p. Depot sixth and strcets)
BIO A. M.-for all way stations, Lexington
kyy L9uisyille Cincinnati, Columbus, and
~. Louis. DAILY except Sunday. 49,,
HOO A. M.-For Williamsburg, Va, Newport
News, Old Poin. COMFORT and Norfolk
$40 r. M.--For Louisville Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points Mesh
Northwest and Southwest, Fesl Express
Through Pullman service to Louisville and
For iicReis and Information apply at G q o.
railway Office, 613 Pennsylyanla avenue. under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway office,
eOl Pennsylvania avenue and NJ, y III gsEl'oh
CIV. SMITH. FRANK TR1GG,
General Manager. N Il. passenger Agent
yI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
Il THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
SOUTHWEST AND WEST -
schedule in effect october ~. 1884
,p10 A. M.-New orleans Mail, daily, making
west mniiy, except sunday, with Q. 4 o. ny.
pullman sleeping Buffet Cars nom New n9rk
and Washington TO Atlantic pnIiman Sleepmln ing
BIO p. M-Loulsvlilo Fast Limo, daily. via
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars rom
Washington Y Louisville. ,,.u 80, rv,,.,.,
daily to ali points south and southwest, via Dan.
Vile and Chair tte. Pul man sleeping Cars
,,Sp Whins,on yS g qSy a Gaarg o@
Washington, via Charlotte and Columbia to
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington
a. I'D a. m. daily. except Sunday. Warrenton
trains lenvo Washington at 0i10 q. m. and 0ilO
y F T tie,sis ana ali information tnoure at Com.
pnny's Ofice, COL Pennsylvanla avenue Trains
leave nom B. & p STATION; cnA MET. Ano,,
- Traffic Manager
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DIED.

CLEAR.-On Wednesday evening, Ian. 81.
IL b, at $40 o'clock, EDWIN L., son Of Robert
J.. and Rosa A. Clear, aged 20 years and 8 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter 80
TARR In Newton. Mass, Monday, Jan. 10,
1850, Mrs MARTHA TARR, widow of Benjamin
Tarr, In her S0th year
SHEPERD.-On January 20, 1885, at $50
n. M, at his late residence, 4IO Ridge street
northwest, joins IL. SIIEpERD, beloved hus
band ofCora Il. sheperd, in the 18th year Of
his age.
Funeral services at the Asbury NJ. Il. Church
Thursday. January ~. ut o'clock.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,

.1ts Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly, IL Never Scales or Postponea
Look at the following Distribution;
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rpnTtrtoATE.
We do hereby certify that wo supervise the mr..
rnnremonts for all the monthly and semi.
annual Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and IN person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves. and that the same arc con.
Quoted with honeaty, fairness, aud In good faith
toward all parties We authorize the Company
TO use this Certificate, with fac smile of our 81
natures attached. In Its advertisements
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CAPITAL PRIZE. s7b. ooo

At New orleans, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1888, un.
der the supervision and management of Gen, q.
y. Beauregard. of Louisiana, and Con. Jubal A.
Early, OF Virginia
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For February, Now READY,

For February, Now READY,
CONTAINS:
The Latest Fashions, illustrated in colors and
black ana white.
A superb Steel Engraving.
An Illustration of tho Louise Home, Washing.
ton, ID. @,
Portraits Of W. W. corcoran and Ex.Presldent
John Adams
Transfer Designs for Doles In Etching
Muslc-Queen7 Lace Handkerchief Waltz.
coupon for Full'Size Cut Paper Pattern,
LITERATURE.
Under Gray skies. by Carrie Beebe Crocker.
Maiore's Knight BY Mrs, H. q. Rowe
William Wilson CorcOran.
only Twenty Minutes. washington Nara
tive of Actual Event.
Directing of the Weird BY Ellen Mathers.
WAS Valentine, by Max Wander Weydo
The Professor. by LILLIAN Ida Boil.
story ofan ElOpomenL by Christian Reid.
Besides Poetry, Charades, Fashion and Art
Notes,
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PURE Old Rye and bourbon Whiskles and a
fine assortment Of bottled goods JAMES THARP
fle II street northwest
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1UCTION SALES.
United STATES MARsHAEs SALE
1907 Penna. Ave.

~
Byyirtuo ota writ ofvenditioni exponRs, issued
out otthe Clerks Oiicc OF the supreme Court Of
inc District OF Columbia, and TO mo directed, |
VIII sell ~ public sale tor cash, In mont of the
court house door OF said District, on WEDNES-
DAY, TUE llTH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1855,
~ II O'Clock M, all tho right, title, claim and
interest of the defendant In and To tho following
described property, to Wit;
Part OF u tract ~ land called Fortune En-
lMgedy' on the eastern side Of the Eastern
Btanch OF the Potomac river, beginning at tho
southeast corner Ol shelby L, SCagpss part of said
tract; thence nOrtherly with public road on
the east. adjoining said Scaggs,s part TO inter
section Ofthe MARLBOROUGH road y. 20 bOi, ~.
lllH perChpB ~ 5io W. l3il pCrches With the
Marlborough road; thence y, go 3Oi w. "A
perches on said road to cedar tree; theICe X.
~ W. s. perChea to u chestnut treej ), 200 W.
ava pcrcheS 10 cedar tree; \ 700 b6l T., 7lA
porchGs To the beginning, containing fOrty-iour
acres, one rood, and thy,twn perches ofland, TO-
Ntlher With all aud singular the improvements
thereon, sgized and levied upon " the properly
9tthe defendant, William q. Steinmet9, 10 sLt-
lsfy venditloni eNpouas No. 25I3O, NJ law, in
Mvor Of James L. II. Campbell and George
Richards. CLAYTON MCMlCnAEL,
United states Marshal
THomAs DowLISG, Auctioncer ja2O-2Ot