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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-19
.oyrRrlsIIsc RATES
ZOE DAILYs

sr..1ssasl eerdA y Rsr monts II,tsis ,oi on one
- O. per month tor one-hAL Int;n'
"a 3 ents nne ,a.,s for one .nSerts0e; eza 3
sssn line for ax fn"ertonA' ana /"
=. Inc Jks month. .o
essncfL sdvsssssn'fi = = sS ~ 4 osn~ ;or ,sn n
% - - n a. inch for two weess. S2.50
~eeks, and 90 per month
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vea WEEKLY.

.A...so,,sl cards % per month Tor cne
ssd Al 'oper menth for one-half inch.
-. iIi cents liEe for oDe Insertion,
I'd asnt,a . line per month.
ss~~rraal advertising. u per inch fof
tss.-srfi0r. and 81 per month.
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Alrt sOUs
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

Buds WILL. BE RE
-ceived for the steamer Susie,
= twin propeller. 81 feet keel Is zee: team,
u fset depth Of hold, feet draft, AZ tons
register carries un Ter deck six days fuel
and water. f0u- years old and adapted TO
general passenger. freight and towing
trsih Address owner, GAIT. w. n.
= La. box 81 Seattle. mas ina
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NOTICE.

A LII PARSONS ARE EREBY
N warned that the steamer Evahgel
noe her owners viii be responsible for any
debis contracted by any person unless
upon q regular reguisition signed and
fe2t Master
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P,RM FOR siLE.

nNE or THE BEST FARMS on SAN
" JaAa lsaAnA, containing 30 acres !:
10 clear; IN orchard emty mice from
Friday Harhor. Stock. machinery and
Apply On premises. of
jalfawan ROSS BROS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ KITHER THE STEAMER ELIZA
~ Anderson nor owners viii be Iespon-
sible for d bts contracted by any per-on
unless upon . written order signed by
either Captain or tuIser. By order OF
T WRIGHT. Manager.
Feb lsS5 fe3
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- Y, ssis z kaise Boaqaei." !" For
y An siswaFt. Try 4.
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RID CLeVER BLOSSOM
AND
EXTRACTS,

Is PREPARED BY ID. NEEDHAM's
~ Sons. are conceded By the thousands
Of sufferen In sil pats Of our country
who have used them to be the bss. Blood
Purifier known !; also, one of the greatest
cures for Cancer, Salt Rheum and many
other diseases Fer sale by
FRANK A. POSTIUS,
Druggist. Agent for Washington Terri
tnfy. Haq
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-19

CiiAHLEsTos, March Is.-The steam
ysc'it Atlanta, With Jay GoaId and
family on board, arrived today from
havana. She made the run ia forty
hours.
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!. @ ss.fs seIh---D,. Davsoa sold At
ssla yesterday the steamer
.-a - mo We sHsdl boats formeriy be
s>sS.2 s>2 y Faasbairs a Poole. Al Laurel
4 49, Adsin fosh bid 10 ths steamer
l,1 ~ ~ anl ths sfaall bsats hronahs
aad $50 respectively, and
Mos sfesMht esly al
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nsney narket.

Nirw foHK, March ls.--Mouey easy at
ldlf per cent, closing at /; prime pa
per. +g5 exchange bills quiet 1T
t4.asi demand, Sass.
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t.e.aKnrtixe llrr

ElLzABETH. n. j., March ia paraf-
fine factory at ElIzabethpOrt was fired
this morning and was totally DESTROYED
Loss, $4,000; no insurance. Il em
pioyed tifiy hands. and Was owned by
Thsophiiaz Al. Mare.
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PIsrEEsBuR8. Va. Mzrch Is.-rhere
vas heavy snOw-storm throughout
Virginia aud North Carolina last night.
From six TO ton iRches fell.
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From the N. Y. Commercial.
There are SO many beautiful ornaments for
Christmas trees to be obtained at the toy stores
that 1t is not q difficult matter for almost any
family desiring 1t to have this most pleasure
giving Christmas adornment. A tree of rare
beauty may be arranged in this way: Choose a
well-grown fir, one that's symmetrical-it may
be OF any desired siZe-and place it In a holder
made of heavy wood, in the form of cross with
OF wood are fastened together. The tree must
nj In the opening firmly, otherwise it will not
Sc serve ITS purpose. Have at hand a quantity
mersed In solution of alum and water,
to render it non-infammable, as they dried
Cover the tree with this cotton until it looks
as If covered with new fallen snow. From
every available place hang glass icicles by sill
vered wires and at the end of every branch
taper. Be lavish with the lights, for they are
the chief beauty of the tree. Silvered bells
hung all about add brilIiancy to the effect and
silver star fastened at the extreme top will
make graceful finish. If you do not have
icicles or bells you may stin have an effective
tree with strings of white popcorn, prosaic
enough in itself, but when strung together on
stout linen thread, producing an effect that is
charmingly light and airy. A golden Christ
mas tree is even more dazzling. The branches
are covered with gold lametta, strips of tinsel
just thrown carelessly on. Have yellow tapers
and taper-holders, and hang golden nuts or Or
naments from the branches. The "Christ child'
should be clad in golden robes and hung from
the topmost branch unless. perhaps, a golden
star is preferred. II homemade decorations
are to be used begin their preparations now
Purses and bags of tulle or illusion sewn
together with bright worsted may be made to
hold the candy, and nuts may be gilded or sill
vered Or large walnuts may be divided in
halves and the kernels removed; then tiny
bags made Of ribbon half as long again as the
nut shells may be fastened ON the shells with
little stiff mncilage, lightly applied to their
inner edges. These may be filed with tiny
sugar plums The purse-silk running-strings Of
silk Of which they are made. Some persons
always have the Christmas tree adorned with
flowers. These may be made of tissue paper
or of the new fligret which is quite brilliant
and may be arranged to form any flower.
Small cornucopias Of silver and gilt paper may
be made at home and filled with dates or figs.
These will be appreciated by all. as after hay
ing served for decoration they may be eaten.
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CON TAGIOUs.

am Dative Of England. and while was in that
country contracted terrible blood poison and for
two years was under treatment outdoor patient
at Nottingham Hospital England. but not cured.
suffered the most agonizng pains in my bones, and
was covered with sores all my body and limbs.
Finally completely lost all hope in that country,
and sailed for America and was treated at Roosevelt
in this city, as well as by prominent physician in
New York, having no connection with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement of SWIFT's SPECIFIC, and
determined to give trial. took six bottles and
can say with great joy that they have cured
tirely. am as sound and well as ever was in my
life. l. FRED HAIFORD
New York City, June 10Th, 1885.
In March of last year (lSS4), contracted blood
poison and being in Savannah, Ca, at the time, I
went into the hospital there for treatment Isuered
very much from rheumatism at the same time. 1
did not get well under treatment there nor was
cured by any of the usual means have now taken
seven bottles Of SwIFTs SPECIFIC and am sound and
well. 1t drove the poison out through bois on the
SKIN. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, N. J., August Z 1885
Treatise Oh Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer g. Atlanta Ga.
N. Y. 1877 W. 23d st. II
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PALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Scheduleln effect SUNDAY. DECEMBER stu issoo,
nntll lnrthrr nati,n.

Leave Washington frunl station corner Of Nev
Jersey avenue aud & street
a:is Fast Limited ixprtss Or iitSsSir al
Chicago. arriving Ia Pittsburs 80 pm - icago
this train for FAST time.
For Cincinnati Louisville and - Ionis ssa, a
$500 pm. aud lo:lO pm. with through coachss aud
Palace sleeping cars 20 above points Without 81 nre
$500 pm. is a fast limited train Cincinnati and q
- louis $3.50 pm No extra fare Is charged this
For Pnisbnrg at e:43 am with Parlor Car. ard
500 p m. daily. Ia Pitshurg Cleveland and Detroit
with Sleeping Cars 10 pItt>burg.
for Baltimore Wees days. > 600. $40 $50 $50
$50. 400 GlO $40 Gao zoe s:5 aud .o pm
tor baltimore on SUNDAYS. 6:so, 80. S::l6 aud
IosD Am. 1;,5. i;so. $50. 4:io, 5:io, d:to. soo
For shenandoah Valley Railroad AID points south.
2.'o m daily with Pullman Sleeper, Washington 10
For Annapolis. Gao am. and 1910 and 20 pm,
For way stations bptNeen Washington and nalti-
NOR, osp $50. $50 m, 1910 pm. $50 4:go
.3n and Zoo pm on sundays, $50 m and ~
$50 40. 500 and II:Ou pan. For stations n Me-
aid o-bl n m, daily; A;io pm. day, excerpt SUNDAY
Tor principal stations on Metropolitan Rranch ao a
M '1as on sunday Stops al all stations. For LcNins-
ton. st',nnton and Valley Rranc SAC a IA ,ini y ex-
cert sunday. For Gathersbnrg aud Intermediates
POINTS 300 an. 1880 and ll:2o pm. daily excerpt
sunday. Tor Frederick, $40 am. and 4:sU q m
For Hag5rstown aud Winchester $40 and a:l3 q
M T anu ,;sI p m; dhliS eNc,,pt SUNDAY.
.n uas aIr i've nom the M,st daily, a:lo s:2o ms
nSa a,apous $50 Am. and l:5o and Dr.: p.In.,
7euuhy iVsf' a. H., hsso pm
FROM Lexington $50 pm daily PSeefd SUNDAY
From Frederick ana Intermediate points So, a m
and SD I'm. daily, except SUNDAY.
o. trains leave Baltimore for Washington ~ 5:Ia
$50, 40, S:i5 900 and 1880 m. i2:l5 I. q a
40, D. o:3o 80. 9and II 500 pm: SUNDAY, ti.ta
Band 1 800 pm. $3.50
All trains from Washington stop al Relay Station
except 40. S:l5 aud $40 pm
FOR iurthT lpiormation apply at the baltimore and
ONO Ticket Ofhce-N ashinEIon station, auI 1851
INA ma avenue corner of l4Ih sree whore
received al any point in the city.
Ii. Dl MIAMI q Il foRp
ala Gen. Manager baltimore "a ~ A
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Jack I.Oquitur.

Jack ILOqu1tuf.
y d. s. jr., In Texas Siftings.
II tel you. old fellow, I've got 1t and badly:
- We stuck IT out long, but I'm cornered nj last
fne truth OF IL IS I'm in love with her. madly
Anu u might as well tell ft) my Rubicon passed.
You know that last party went to together
ell That was the night of the fatefu event
W oahced- was clumsy. she light q feather
Ihsn forth from the heat OF the ballroom we went
I'VE found a dark corner away from the dancers
ANA SAT down TO rest-pretty close, confess.
nzH just heard the music begin The Laucers'
When got my self into the following mess
We were talking of-nothing flirting trihe:
inat ooeylng an impule u saint could not stife
cheek. ~ ~
imagine my feelings when stead Of upbraiding,
she Dushed like poppy, and started to weeU
When she marmured, the while her sweet blusbes
were fading,
Oh Jsckr tit was MI. before) IJett cheap.
Are you awfnlly angry, my darling my dearestr
va oound q endeavor her pardon to gain,
ana stanmered In words that none Of the
Don't you know that love you. and can't cause
fog aGe~ caused me pain, are you sorry yeu kissed
res--uo-that ISL didn't mean TO offend
III W 10 De good, dear, IL you will assist me-
WIZ you II promise your manners to mend"
so swore I'd or kiss her again and half ioh,nr
turned % go OIL, but the witch had me caxed
And SAID Win blush and smile SO proyoking-
gagged"
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She should Have Darned EN-.
The beautiful maiden is shopping to-day,
Quite busy, and to her surprise,
While through the thronged street she Is taking her
way,
Her beau in the street she espies
Good gracious! It's awful, He's coming no doubt
And swift to her heart strikes pain:
The eyes Of affection will single her out:
Hell see her and speak, that is plain
She halts bushes redy, then crosses the street,
Avoiding the youth that she loves:
The maid 1t would mortify much should they meet
There are holes in the tips of her gloves!
Boston Courier
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VyAsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN Rail,
w ROAD.
STEAMERS.

n ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETwEEN I'M YORK AND HANRI.
Companys Pier. No. - North River foot Of Nor.
ton street. New York.
- Gernisin, 4 raun. "Wednesday, Dec. -. g a. m.
Normanoe, Frauleul. Wednesday, Dec. 80, ] D. m
81. Laurie nt de JoIselm "Wednesday. San. q. Is "A m
AmerlqDe. SautelIl, y taHHsdRy. Jan. i3, 10 a. m.
Checks Payable on SlGhI. Ia amounts To- suit on the
Banque Transat antique Of Paris. LOUIS nE BIZ
BI AN, Agent No Sow ling Green. New York
Messrs. Bell. q -. Agents for the District Of
Columbia, l437 Pennsylvania avenue.
dlo Washinrfon Ia. O.
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Prrrw P11.rsr P11Esr

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching Piles.
One box has cured the Of ten years stand
Ing No need suffer ten minutes after using this
wonderful Kinks GERMAN PILE OINTMENT
1t absorbs tumors aays the itching at once acts as
poultce gives instant and painless relief. Kinks
German Pile Ointment is prepared only for the cure
of Piles and itching of the private parts and nothing
else. Every box Is warranted by our Agent
Sold by Druggists and sent by mail on receipt OF
price, $1OO per box.
Sold by sToTT & CROMWELL, No. $50 pennsyl.
vania ave- d15-eo12m
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rINHE GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND AoUTHW EST
1870 DpU BILE TRACK. SPLENDID =, 'ENEHY
STEEL RAils. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

i PENNsYIvaNIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
srt D2UH y pRAck q SPLENDID SPLENDID 5, 'ENEIY,
In effect deem BIER 6TH, 1855.
Trains leave Washington, from station. corner of 9th
For Pittshurg and the West Chicago Limited Expires.
Oh Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 - daily Fa~t
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati
ccago wdh Sieep hog's as aeeP satgr law to
thleatgo and ttncinnati Express. at q q. daily
ing at Harrisburg with Western ESpross' Win
thr9ssh sieepers for Louisville and It Louis
me West with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
BAfTfMoRE AMI POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, tanandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara.
10 10 pm; daily. except saturday. with palace ears
For williamsport. Lock Haven and Flmra AZ go
For Sew York and The Past Z Is. @ 90 and II am,
. ~ % i9oo ana 10 pm ON sunday, BOO M.
man par2r cars, Gao m. and 400 p M. dILly sK-
For Boston without change, $50 pm. every dny.
foa blSoklsn all through trains connect AT Jer-
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double fer
For ai1f Phi aSISsS New f1 or city; ,
and iL2o pm. on sunday. 9 am. ., 10, a. 10
and LIE pm; Limitet express $40 aud 4
For u, Baltimore, $50; 10, g. $40, $50 n am,
pm: on SUNDAY. 9, $780, III am, 2. 30. 8. 10.
For Popes Creek Line. 7l5 am and T. 40 D. Ia daily
Tor ahhfsloh- s.lo Am l2.0o and I'D PM daily.
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
lNnlDN RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 600, 40, q. %, II.OI aud III lS n
M, 100, 4.26, 4.3b 6.ol. 500 and IL 81 ID M ON
SUNDAY at 600 9.25 ll0l am, 800 pm
FOR richmond aud the south, 900 aud ll.oI am.
DAILY, ana 4.3o pm daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q O. 500
1000, 1910 am. Loo, 800, BIB, . To- OBJ ana
1912 pm; and 121o Midnight except Moniayl.
ON Sunday al 500 and l0.lo am; ..o5 ard l04l
pm. and II. 10 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and "A
the station, where orders be- left for the cheek x
OF baggage 10 destination from hotels Residences
tHAS. f. PUGh. General Manager
az j. X. WOOD General Passenger Agent
WYASHINGToN,o OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 18TH $50 trains viii
leaNe from and arrive al Il. and l.. 9th streets
Stallion a follows:
Leave Washington at 900 m and AS y M mr.
rive AT IeeSburg III 90 am. and $40 pm. arrive
Round Hal at ll:4s a IN. and s.i2 pm Returning,
leave Round I'M 5.ll Am. and l2o nm: pass Ls-s-
burg 6:32 a IA. and 2e1 pm; aud arrive " ashn.-
ton at $50 a m. and 4: 10 pm.
The train arriving at Washington SO am. and
that leaving washington al s:4o pm. are dally: all
other trains are daily except sunday.
Monthly and Communication Rates 20 all points.
II. BELL
III superintendent, Alexandria
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FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
LADIES' WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES
ALBUMS, BOOKS. PIS-rU RE FRAMES, DOLLS,
AND A LARGE ASSORTME NT OF A Ii, KIN DIS
OF FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR Oh RIST-
MAS PRESENT. CONSIGNED TO US no BE
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
On MONDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, at
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, We shall sell within our sales
room.
Special attention called the above sale to those
In search OF Holiday Goods the stock be closed
out WAITER II Williams & co
1t Auctioneerx
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES sALEoF gNIMPRoXED PROPERTY
sTREET f soGTH AND f hdhhE1 E6EA pko =
E kRI3 On s SANAt sT K3Ap NEAR AouEDUcr
BY virtue Of two certain Deeds of Trust. dated, s
respectively, November 23d, 1876, and Septenl- ::s4
2e7 and Iber No. s3s folio 80 Of he Land ress4d.
of the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
In front Of the premises the following descr6ed i prop
erty. and on the days and hours named to Wit:
pReEMbER lsss H1LFfAsF Fouk oc enS K
% and
a1ed ON the west side Of 4ae street. between and
streets southwest in the city Of Washington D. c. be-
a s. :" fTEsPSX PscEMnEs TxExry-NrsrH.
numbered A. A. IS. a. 60 70 and part Of So, In the
addition Georgetown Of part of of land called
the Aqueduct bridge. and containing $4,000 square
feet (more or iess) Of land. improved by four frame
Terms of sae One third cash. balance in three equal
bearing interest At six per cent per annum untii
paid, aud secured by deed Of trust properly sold
Terms Of sale must Be with IN seven days days
sas
.,s,,,.sa$ SasaE E1 bsei Trustees
ENoR sALEarARINGToN," ALEXANDRIA,
m, In the city Of alexandra va It the Fsirfsx street
entrance of the Corporation Court Room win be
offered at public auction, the property In said county
known as "AbingtOn;" formerly the residence al
Gen. Alexander Hunter.
Arlington" consists Of 263 acres of land about half
way between the cities Of sshngton and Aexanria
one side fronting on the Potomac, with wharf and
Washington railroad and turnpike the whole being In
the form OF rectangular paFallelogram. The supe-
make the property specially desirable The part 'front.'
Ing railroad rs said to have large deposits Of brick
clay.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In one. two and
three years. with interest ffom day OF sale payable
annually, the deferred installme ns 60 be secured by
bonds OF purchaser with approved security and the
tile to be retained until they are paid
ARTHUR HERBERT.
GEORGE A. MUSHRACK.
CHARLES e STUART,
Commissioners of Circuit Court Of
d6-16ts Alexandria County, Virginia
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RAILROADS.
IE vIReINIA MIpLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE To ITK SOUTH AND

Schedule In Effrcs Novenber Is. 1SsS
100 AMY NCHBI RI NAIL. aasiy, except suDr
day 10 local stations connecsing NJ oharlouesvIle
with Chesapeake ard Ohio Railway. and NJ t-y acN
burr with Richmond aDi Aneghany and Norfolk
aud Western Railroads.
has AM.-NEw ORLEANS FAST NAIL. daily
making close connections south and Southwest eulN
man Sleeping Buffet frofn >eg York and " ASH
lngion 10 Atlanta Pullman sleeping Cars ff0sa
$50 PA-LoUisNIlLE PAST LINE. daily. VIZ
charlottesville 10 Cincinnati. Louisville anc all
Western Points. Pullman sleeping Cars, Naslsing
ton 20 Louisville.
losSo L. M.-SOCTHERS MAIL AND ENTREES
Daily 10 all points south and scuJhwesf. Pullman
huiiet sleeping Cars from Washington % Atlanta
and New Orleans Pullman SleepeFs from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia IA Augusta
MANASSAS division Trains leave Washington $50
pm, daily, except SUNDAY.
Narrenton Trains leave Washington az 800 ~ m.
daily. exoew sunday, HIS am. aud $40 p.Il
daily.
Trains arrive In Washington SOS am. Southers
Express, daily; 1910 An, SraShurg local. daily
cept sunday; loo pm, lsnchhurg Mai daily cNc.ft
sunday: y: 10 pm. New ORLEANS Fast Mail daily,
9:lo y m. Louisville special daily.
or llcktS and Information inquire Comp any q
oucs' TO- fennSy lVania avenue. Trains leave frOn
r. and r. station.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
dl5 NJ SLAUGHTER Cen Y,as. arara
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UNDERTAKES.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
ANDERSON EFT AL, VS.. ANDERSON EFT AL Equity
No. $500.
WATSON J. NEWTON, the trustee I'm the above
entitled cause having reported that he has received
an offer of S95 for the real in PROCEEDINGS
set out from FRANK NJ GREEN, ii is THIS FIFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855, ordered that the Offer
be accepted, and that the sale to the said FRANK M
GREEN be. and is hereby ratified and confirmed,
less cause 10 the contrary be shown or before the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, A ID. ISS6 provided a
copy OF this order be published once week each
three successive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and In the Evening Star before said date
By the Court, A. b HAGNER
A true copy.
sistant Clerk. dies :lw
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M C DUVALL. Aucuoneer.
CHAMCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
THE COUNTY. WITH TW0-ST0Ri FRAME
HOUSE, ABOUT TwENTN-SEVEN ACRES.
ADAPTED FUR SUBDIVISION INTO VILLA

CHAMGER1 SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
ASssTk6 FoR stsbIStsISS iSTo MIA MIA
Under and by virtue of decree passed in the 80
supreme Court of the District of Columbia being
Martin was complainant and Rena Beal and olhers
defendants shall offer for sale on the premise at
II-EIGHT. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all the right
tain real estate known se as ot mrs s IN
OF the survey OF subdivision of tract of land part
made by b F. Martin for the late Henry Martin Martin
more particularly described follows: Beginning at
line 4ao 10 ps to the NV. corner Of N Thomas
Joys land; thence with west line of said Joys line
cupied by HAL Main: thence $40 W III ps with
north i'm, ,ne Of said 10, l: thence 32o 22aloo
E l0is ps-, N 33iao + 10 ps \ 400 + i 5 ps. the
south line Of 81 acre lot; thence with sad line Tue
said line of the District of Columbia; thence 4a,o
Sl ps to the beginning stone containing III. acres,
late Henri Martin The said land is Very near the
line of railroad between Terra Gotta and 1aoma
Terms prescribed by the decree are: onethirt cash:
baia,ice In one and two years or all cash best suits
trustee until paid sIOO as a deposit viii be required
at the fall Of the hammer; lie las To be complied with
faultang Purchaser WATSON J. NEWTON,
ds-tu.thstSds $40 ST.. Trustee
(,HANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE on NJ
~ STREET, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL STREET
NORTHWEST. IN WASHINGTON CITY, ~ c.
Under decree of the supreme Court OF the Dis -
uicl III cause No. BOIL
gan VS. linthcumi, viii sell AT public auction. -
In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, DIlCkAl-
BER IWENTh-THIRD,l 1885, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, Lot numbered Twenty (2o) and that part of lots
numbered Twenty-one CID and Twenty two C22l. in
square numbered Six Hundred and Twenty (62ob,
bounded as follows Beginning the northwest corner
OF said lot Twentyone 81 and running east lOS feet
1OI feet, thence south Is. feet and inches thence
west feet and inches and thence north 2.:S feet
and inches 10 the place of beginning said property
Is unimproved except by an old brick House. which Is
untenantable.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance I'm and
two years in equal amounts with interest from day
sale, or all cash. If desired deposit 500 required
OF acceptance OF bid Conveyancing. &c. at cost OF
purchaser. JOB BARNARD Trustee
ALL 9Th street NV.
d1Oth,s,t&dS DCNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.