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An Ordinance % authoriEe the MasDz
and T. eE- exscuie CERTAIN b snd3.
The ctr Of Seattle do - brdAin a. FOL
lows.
sEcT OK /. That the Mayor ara Ci.rk
h. an & eF a.e hereby author red 20 csc.
g ie. In the nsnr abd On behsif she
City II Sea tie. al b Dds ne ssry Or 70
gufred By b. " 10 be alei IN the pr0-ecu
ton u salts 70 p bait g for Violations Of
Urainnn r 40. f5f.
&c. 2 That this Ordinances rhan TAXA
Ell Ct and b. In force from asd AFTER ID
expifa'iran OF ave- days t.fter the same
shall have been Uubllnhed
Passed b the CofnnBon Coancil Of the
chg " Seattle the 9Th day of February.
fS11.
Approved By me th> loth 1ay Of Feb
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
k IsB SRNR. Clerk.
Published February IL ISIS
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Notice OF Final Proof.

u.s.LaxD osyfcE Ar otx,frfa. wr,I
jan. -. 1855.
- Notice IL hereby sfvuR fhat 0LR =
JtsoT - kAs Ard notice q taahapoD - make
Anal pSeof b fsrs the f1erk Of the Dss:T1et
Lcars II III. once IN sekttie ". 7 on thur
dag, the 8 Gay Of March, A o 1873.
o. pre- sanf tsc1 o Ne 81, fer tn ~ + Of
N \ Esd n \ II NV 1 q : eslen -. sgWp.
ship - north, rsaEs 8 e.@s-
he nanzes a. witnesses. y. 4. 0sliey, See
Nesask ". cAepcA a1a Ole Oazorsk, al
n HnhkArd. ". 7.
JOHN v. oOWEY.
s.aG~uwA $780, - -. Z ,a~lA tteaeA
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Us. L2xp ovsTrx AZ oLrHTs, w.
13nu4ry ~. I58t.
1 E~ yosics 10 hereby 8 ven tks eAkOLD
kVaNs has aled nosios 81 fntsnstoa q
muke hnsl ueoof bsfsre she baxf.teF aa1 Ne,
eeiseT. Is shslr ofsee 10 Ossmpla. ". r.. On
Eondsy, the 10 dag q March, . y. fss5. %
Eomesfssd sppsicEtion No. gs7. TT Ne 81
1 % sssffss IL, tssa.hlp n asrA. rEnss !
sest
anA C1ris4opbsr n Gzas, o. SssenEils, kise
eounty, w. 7.
JOIN y. a0WEY.
ssSn<l3 Rp~sr Of he L@pA 49,.
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GAsKKLL's COME >pIUN is cy clopedis
of reference. Contaiu- the greatest
amount Of useful information ever com
oiled in one book IL has go qasrtO
pages, tqaal to 200 pages OF an Ordi-
nary book. Contains over 10000 facts,
as good IS gold. A treasury OF know,
ledge at command. Il worth man
times It's cost Will pay for itself ever,
wear. Address A. j. Smith, agent, z. D.
box 1876, Seattle. W. q. it24 If
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SHERIRF'S SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT coukT ~ -
i Thirl yudici j Distress %
Ten, .ory, holdaEg tsrms = tse's<e u =
No 4 eo--1ohn O. Bssaiifan sfs.od 4.
A. z. MeFachrsn. John Lat - = I
Phinney- defendatts. - -
~ ar snd b. yiFtus q 80 eru = =
ant decree % seslosurA iasasa - =
District Court. holding terms 3
sha ssb O., Of JssnHr7. lssA " 80 = -,
tltisd .siion, y beEsiR The sboxe 49, -
III ohssls sa ;h6sEBrnt Apd
~ shove naned dsfendaots, - Y. -
~ 70 cell The following mssixh3sA 49,
Lot one 81, 10 bloch tssutStr II
Pol Gus adif On % ihs eff g
couuts washsnEton Tsrrirfy 40 -
NOISE i therefore bsfsbs Bvse w.
Saturday. the 3fss ssy
~, 1855. i.
AZ The hcur u 8 o'elock ,. N, g ~ Z
float a IN Court HOUSE DOR, 49,,
sa.tsle King county, WsshinEon -
VII. N obndtsaes - szfA orass = -
deerse ~ fsfsei sura. ssll ne spest u -
pr psrfS, 70 sstsz'y plasatlfs ~ - -
lp,e-est thereon end costs. - ne
bsxt htddeF, fux casa u..~srF.
Dstss 4 ssastis. shia - aay sa Z
$50. y. =. - s..' n =.
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.xeor.Iwu IAxD AsEscr.


Hand BrokeFs aad saryeJ orS-
viii loests settlers on the p7olic land
Of the CuEtzd states. estImAte timosr
81 4ims snd sstsblish tltle - the sur
veysd ard nnzu1s-yed .ispds BY pr
mission % fbe surveyor Gsnsral snd
RAzis,e. 81 the [. 5 Land Oroce At
Oiymptz, " T.. wIll tFsn-aet sasinsss
app rtaininz 20 said ofn,s. We EcaF-
aute= al bnSRess transactions WIN u
vii b satisfactory. Address Falls CITY,
K ns eoaDty. ". T. Cogresponde ae=
promptly attended TO. sdw
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MlscEILASRous
->'>->--~-->-~--~.,s
Dr. c. l. MILLER, 81
los Cherry street, sam, o.,
dP.o. box a
Special. Private and ch,,p.
Skin Diseases Cursd.


Neminal weakness ana an
vous disord Re can sed hv 49,
positively cured, on ,he s
ment plan. ssal.
send for printed ,uessas..
DR c. l.. MILhkR,S -.
bic success In the eur,n. -
Chronic Diseases T. wen - y -
His success IL due to hin a -
experience aud abs.rv.,,.sss n
his practice. y
~ No more patient. s.s..
"our Boys Farms unsia ~. ~, =
day of March. whes az -. -
taSes VIII be fisished. ns~.s
lean accommodate on. ,.a,.
'ienI 'msiel Win q aie-lv f...ss y
ed room and all ome eens...- :
my residence. los Ch.rrv -
free OF charge.
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Okk Restaurant EsW open. Cease
sise, ceue ali, and 81 square neal.
Doat falees The paase. Ne. nc wash,
taGtan xtsrsA. keps ~ Mra q. G. KKr.
al. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Executors Notice.

TKRsTT OF WASHINGTON.
i cou-piy OF 81 z. -
In The matter OF the estate Of Ai0irs
Kidd deceased.
Notice l. hereby given thst al persons
havis z claims so ain { the said dece- SEQ
are hereby rsQulr Cd TO present the same
with the a. cesssry vouchers Ni,hln one
yesr Sfler the first GU als alton II this no
dee. 10 the under igned executor OF u =
asst will ana te-ta enf OF said dc ased.
an hi. pla e II husine 3. in the City HAL,
on -oath Third size L in the city OF eeat
tie King county, WAShingt n Territory.
L. :. OSBORNE
Executor 81 the last will and testament
OF Alnai-a Kidd. deceased
First publication OF this notice. Pc . II,
ISIS. SW
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Adminisfrasor's Notice to
Creditors.

sT,ERRIT DRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY
! Of King. -. 10 The Probate Our Of
said Espg county.
II the matter o. the estate Of Afoa Lar
son, dseeased
Nosiee 10 hereby gives ~ the undersigaed
atEainists aics the eFtate II Aros Lar
.. Gee. asad. TO the er-d tors Of ssd all Per
sots bAvioz cia ms AGAINST be 70 deceased,
. ihis oas gear after the nrst Oabliezf o. Of
IN . ocatce. 10 the said Adminssrator, at hi
once, sb9ng as ne sfaes o Wells FarRo a
% n NAL str q. 1 he eity OF sestt
unty Of kh 3 and 7 Frilory % washinetnn,
Or tue sane VII Be forever barred.
Dated January 8. 1855
AKDskW oBH.BFR6,
AAninistrxior Of the estate Ut Aros Larson,
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Notice Of Final Proof.

c. ;. LAND OFYroE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.,
Janlsry ), 1895
Notice 10 hereby gwen that WILLIAM
PERRfGo has fled notice Of | tention
to make final proof before Samuel Green,
Notary Public, a. his Office, In HoughtOn. ".
T., on Tuesday. the 18th day OF February
4, D. 1895. on Pre- emption d. g. No. 1895, fol
the lots 8, 4, s and SE 4 OF M 4 Of section
6. township Is north, range 6 east.
He names as witnesses samuel n. Kinds,
J. W. whitehead. john Martin and Adam
TCsh, all OF Meirose, W. T.
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
iasfel2 Register Of the Land once.
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CATARRH CURED. health aud swes,
breath secured. by Sniloh's Catsrrb
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal Iniector
free. Sold By A. b. Stewart.
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Sexton.

Sec. That upon request OF any holder
OF such certificate IN Mayor and Clet x,
IN the name and on beh 4If Of the city II
Seattle, shall execute, acknowledge and
oely, r to the holder OF sucn ce ctifioate q
deed for the lot the n Cescribeo. which
deed sh i, De n the following form:
In cons d ra'iea of ne sum of thirty
de lars p AID to The city OF Seattle by -
-. TIA I cs.pt whereof Is her, by
acknowledged. the sa d city OF Seattle
d ,es herr BY sell, convey ana confirm unto
the sail - - heirs aud a sig.
feIever, iot No -. section - in Wsshe j
{ e etery. situated in the city OF seattle,
in KIM Q unity. WASHINGTON Territory
fsr Use as pace OF .. pull ure, and for nj
other use or purposs whatever.
Ia with. ss whereof the Mayor and Clerk
Of the city Of seattle, By VIRTUE of author
/ = granted by the ordinances OF said city
have h. r. unto set their hands and affixed
the seal OF said city The - Cay OF -
Is. -
IL. 3. Mayor.
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pnAa BEoraEn GALusHA:

DHAE HROIHkh OALIhhA.
Yoa will be surprised to learn that
am here vet. have been, as Il we're,
w.itiaR for three weeks. when ! got To
st Louis fsund ! had time, SO ] vent
TO Quincy and saw sister Jane, bot I'D
ward was net there. ! have been here
near two weeks. Lieut.. Fremont Is
namped about two miles OF for the
night. The Rumher of immigrants will
be over two hundred neu. bentes NO
men and children. This tells for the
occupation of Oregon. A great many
isattls arr going, bat no sheep. from u
mistake OF what ! said When passing
Next year will tell for sheep. ] do not
know what TO say TO YOU about sheep.
There can be mol difficulty in their
travelling. They have been proved 90
travel ~ we'll through prairie IS pack
aorses. My plan. you know. Sas to
yet funds for founding schools, and
bavs'Rood people come along ~ settlers
aud teachers, while others might have
sheep along of their swH also. IL Eould
be a fine thing II Esquire ID. would open
ais eyes to Oregon aud see II he could
moi Ret some of the Offices, such asJut2o
Or Indian Agent, or commissioner for
the treaties with the Indians. You will
be best judge what can bs bsst doae,
and how you can xsrt Yourself IN these
matters, and whether tie secret service
tnnd la fund controlled By the Csbinetl
can bs obtained. "A now decided IN mS
mind, this Oregon viii be occupied bY
An eFiean eitizens. Those uho 90 now
only epen tbs WAY fer more another
year. Wagons will go all she way,
have no doubt, this year. Ii should be
remembered that nothing shonld be
taken across tho mountains but provi-
slons; all goods should be sent by shis.
shaep and cattle, bat especially sheep.
are Indispensable for Oregon. mean
10 impF, "A on the Secretary of War that
sheep ore more Indispensable to Oregon
interests than soldiers. We want to get
sheep and stock FROM Government for
Indians. tnstetd OF money for their
lands. have written hin on the main
Interests II the country, bat ] ,uesn stili
10 write him = private letter touching
some particular interests. | want you
10 gel DsSmsl's Indian sketches. II
san be fonnd al the Catholic book stores.
Won will see What way the Society Of
Itsns DO their missionary work. and
Hhat We have 30 contsnd with IA Ore
ilon. hope 10 be exps ditious 10 tras-
sling. After we sea 10 Fort Hall hope
las 40 on Fspldly. u NOS before. Gfass
has not been IN = good start qaite q
reek yet. but IL very hne now. Rrs
mont and most or eli his men are Cath
,ilics. ahAll by no means be surprised
Rs see acme II not all OF VOC on our aide
~ the mountains. WISHING you pace
Hne happins -. EN- In the beat boutls
Your brother,
tsssaned1 MAacus WHITMAN.
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SHIIOhS CUUCih suA Consump-
ton Cure IL sold by Us on a Guarantee
IL cures Consumption. sold by A. b
llxWarf
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FoR SALE-6i0 acres Of land. one
mile FROM kenJon. Address " Box Is,
Seattle Poet Office. iai0 Il
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Best meals in the city for tVenty-fve
cents at the Oak Restaurant on wis.-
in2ton street.. Give Il osil. jas
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sLEEPLEsS NIGHTS. made a4l~.r,
ssols bs thas teTrstls cough. Saiisah's
llurt b the rsmgSay tor yea. Sold hy A.
49, Stewart.
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sEIEL0H's yfTAI.IzKR i whaa yua
aisa fnE ocussfp4ssca. Lnes e Appxslia.
f'Eatne<e Asd Al symptoms a Dyxep-
SD fsies 70 and = eenss per haisial
nlAA BY A. b. STEWART
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For lame back. side OF chest. use Shi
ioh'a Porus Plaster. frice 70 cents
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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". 4. WHIT
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EREN sNrTA
Hall 4 SMiTh,
c L. JESsEz
JACOBS
L a AETCaIEE

4 TTORNEY-AT-LAw. ROOMS 7
- and 3 lesierLeary block. corner
Commercial and Mil streets. viii prae-
tice In the supreme Court OF the United
states aad ali the Courts Of Washington
Territory. les
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SaEAA's peaizet. positive cara for
stminaa weAktss&a ard trnputknon. Fer
sihe - A. ~ exxSAax. dis
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Administrators Notice 90
Creditors.

rNRRRIroRY or WASHINGTON, COUNTY
Of Kipg, a.. IL the Probate Court OF
aid King county
In be mat e. Of the estate Of Joseph GAG.
nob, t,sceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
sdmi AsarAt Z Of the estate OF JSeeph Gag.
am. dece sed, - the ctnditc-. Of nd oil per.
sons having claims ai..sf Il said dectAsed
{ exhitit them, with ht necessary vouche. q
within one year after tn q q pn bltcsiioa Of
hts oot1ee, o the Id adm uistra or st his
afieeI being reom No. s. In the Chronic e
building. on lanes street, In the city q Seat
ale. esiiuty Of Kins, and Tern orr Wash
tagfon. or tie anne viii be forever harred
Dated January 8. 1855.
EBRS SMITH,
ADMINISTRATOR o. the estate OF Joseph Gag
on dece.eed fne4S
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SEiFTLR NURSERY.
10 LAke Washington.
The largest collection u
Fruit Il Ornamental Trees,
AND
Evergreen and Dsciduous Shrubs
In ina Territory

All kinds OF greenhouse and othel
Plants. Bulbs, small Fruits and choict
Bouquets.
Apples. 50 and upwards per hundred.
Pears. 2l2 and upwards per hundred.
Plums and PrunesI SIS and upwards.
Cherries. so and upwards.
Apples, Peaches, Pears an Piums for a. le,
their ason. cheap.
Send for circular.
MOI u G. w. LAYTON, Prop'r
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GROUP, WH0OPISG COUGH and
Brouchitas Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold BY A. b. Stewart.
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RICHARD OSBORN

Attorneys Law. room 4. Post RUiiding.
Seattle, ". r.
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GEO. VtNasIE SMITH,
VIM. 0 WOOD

TTORNEY-AT LAW, Will PRAC-
n tics in all the Ju-iices' anu rl-ritori /
Courts. Office, at rooms D, the Probate
court James CT, opp. occidental hot-L
". 4. WHITE CHAs.F =. ST7-SDAY
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NOTICE.
NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY

IN THE DISTRICT coURf A. =,
u Inird Jndielal District Ct wssli..,.s
TERRITORY, heldins tssns at ssszxia n H..
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Mayor.

Clerk.
Signed. scaled and delirered in the
presence of
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Scrip bought and sold. Loans negO-
tistea Colies too OF bills specially.
0ffioe In Colylan's block. corner Com.
nerctsl and Mill streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
many Names Registered, but NO Steps
TAX en- tn Omen the School.

register for the reception of the names Of
those who wished to attend q night school was
opened at the Franklin and Sumner school
buildings early in the summer by direction of
the school board. This action was In response
10 an application on the part Of the ladies con-
nected with the Newsboys' association for the
opening of night school, and the board ac-
ceded to the request, with the understanding that
they would furnish the necessary rooms and
the association competent teachers. The idea
seems to have met with much favor, and there
are at least two hundred names on the register at
the franklin building, and about one hundred
names on the one at the Sumner building. The
school authorities, however have heard moth
ing from the ladies since their original applica-
ton, and those who wish to avail themselves of
the privileges of a night school frequently in
quire when it is to be opened. No one seems to
know. a STAR report made some inquiries
among the ladies who were interested In the
work among the newsboys, and ascertafned
mat during the summer most of the ladies have
been away and, as yet, no meeting Of the asso-
citation has been held this fall; consequently no
action has been taken about the night schools.
The association simply made the application
Tor the opening of the night schools, and, as
yet, has taken no further steps towards putting
into practical shape this enterprise. One OF the
ladies remarked last evening that she supposed
the District authorities would organize the
school If it was found that there was demand
for IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
From London Truth.

friend who has just returned from Vienna
tells me that the Czarina and the Empress of
Austria did not get on well together. One of
the august ladies is passionately fond OF dane
ing. She can tire out no end Of aides-de-camp
At the shops" which she gets up 80 often both
at CATCHING and St. Petersburg. The other
hates the hot, dusty atmosphere OF q ballroom,
and is happiest when she is afield soon after
daybreak, or engaged in training horses In a
manege. II was difficult for them to find points
OF contact. The Empress Elizabeth. notwith-
standing her wish to be seductive, yawned q
great deal behind her fan. At last the two fair
sovereigns hit upon q topic Of mutual interest
1t was the good old times when they were
both young girls leading a country life under,
SO far as money went, very cramped circum-
stances. The empress gravttated toward the
stables, but she was obliged to take her turn In
sisters. The czarina boasted Of her skill as
q pastry cook, and her achievements in
picking and preserving. She was brought up
In q small country house In Schleswig, but her
summers were spent with the rest OF her family
in Germany. The whole tribe OF Landgravine
Hesses, of which the duchess OF Cambridge and
the present queen Of Denmark are members,
were in the habit OF meeting at q dig schloss
near Frankfort. The czarina Is naturally light
hearted, and has q birdy sort OF disposition,
which leads her to prefer a nest that she ar
ranges herself TO the wearisOme grandeur Of
the winter palace. It amuses her 70 60 about
shopping. Her department is ledy-like and
Vieunese ladies who were In attendance on the
empress OF Austria at Kremsier. They 1850
ciate the regal condition with q stately stop and
proud air. The sovereign is, In their apprehen-
sion, the chief figure in perpetual pageant
and little else.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of aer (acias issued out Of the
CLERKS Office of the Supreme Court CT the District
OF Columbia and to me directed will sell at public
N0v EN- a: 7. 1885. commencing at TEN
and Cable Company, No. 14le street northwest, the
following goods chattes and xtures to w.t. viz One
Underground System Of Wires, consisting of sixteen
wires and equipments thereto, and UvergrOund Wires
Poles and attachments all within the DISTRICT of Col
umba; also lot of Instruments belonging the One
rating Department of the Postal Telegraph Cable
Company. such as switch Board, Wires Morse Relays
Tone Relays. Box Relays Saunders Keys, Quadruple
Nibrators Transmitters Lightning Arrester at Pole
l4th street and boundary, Switches, Condensors
binding Posts Annneators; Push Buttons Vibrating
Pres sextete Table Hydrometer Cans. together
COMPANY, as assignee Of the Postal Telegraph Com
soners OF the District of Columbia and the Postal Tele
graph Company dated October rs. 1883. All the
aforementioned property will be sold together
lot. and the sale will include all the Wires. Machinery
and appOint ents of character belonging the
plant connected with the service of the Pos Tele
graph and Cable Company within the District of Col
uinba, and which has been seized and levied upon
the goods and cnattels and fixtures of the Postal Tele
graph and Cana Company and will be sold to satisfy
execution No 2Ol at Law in favor OF Seignelay c.
Elliott against the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pany, CLAYTON MCMICHAEL,
Oc13-2Ot U. S. Marshal, u. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee1
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM,
IN PRINCE GtORGE'S COUNTY. Md


IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. ND
By virtue OF deed of trust from Anna L. Shaw 80
and Granville c. Shaw. her husband. Erastus tnEn
NJ. Chaplin and Robert S.Werien, trustees. dated 2I
The 9th day Of september 1902 and duly recorded IN
Liber }. w B. No. l. folio 253, ETC.. Of the land
records for Prince Georges county, Maryland, the
undersigned trustees, will offer at public SALE
The courthouse door liz the town of Upper Marlboro,
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND,
1885,
Between TWELVE NJ. and TWO O'CLOCK p NJ,
district iD SAID county, called ~Ony Hill" adjoining
the lands of Robert w. Brooke, Mrs William Ii. Car
rico and Others containing
259 ACRES OF LAND,
More or Less.
Being the same lot Of Land of which John p Marshall
scended TO George r. w. Marshall, Including forty
acres 4O which devised To Mrs.Sarah A. Stephen
for life, and which afterwards purchased by
George r. w. Marshall.
per Marlboro turnpike about three miles from the
Navy Yard bridge, aud ommands a full view of
Washington CITY and the surrounding country. 1t is
Wen adapted for the purposes of m arket farm the
The improvements are q comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
and Out Buildings.
The thirty 800 fland lying in the District of
Columbia and adjoining this tract win not be sold by
the Trustees under this proceeding
TERMS OF SALE:
One-fhird cash, and the balance In equal INSTALL
the purchaser the satisfaction the Trustees with
Interest from. day of saeOr all cash option of
the purchaser. COnveyancing at the cost of the
chaser.
kosEkT 5 y w ifflS' Trustees
c. c. MAGRUDER, Solicitor. Oc14-dts