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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14

The secretary of the London missions
AIRY society reports that in all the tribes
of So. Africa, brandy is the greatest
curse Of the natives. The brandy keg
does far more harm than the powder
barrel.
Bishop Penick missionary to Africa
says: that the steamer on which he sail
cd from Liverpool carried four mis-
Sos and $500, 900 worth of rum to
It coast of Africa and weekly
count was sent from the civilized
cnrse the people. SO the mis-
Il S have'not only to battle with
nealneuim, but the vice of intemper-
ance.
Take away the pecuniary profit, and
great advance would be made toward
the extinction of the vice of intemper-
ance. Multitudes in our own land now
indulge in intoxicating drink, who new
er would have touched it, had they not
been tempted by those lovers of filthy
lucre.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14
MANHOOD

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sd the la,.t q Be-. D.. A. Va SO
s,S,erce srf.e-54l i = -ir,-,ll.f = LA .
Lost MsuI.,'sN1- : T. 80 Z - E. r. -
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= I. tssd-r St..
New YcfS,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14
LOCAL SUMMARY.

A pencil cross opposite this para
graph indicates that youy subscription
has erpi,'ed, and no more papers actH
be sent u9leSs ace are notified that you
acish to continue.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTsi This grand book is wheeling al others
l0toI Ministers Edors, Critics etc. unqu.hsedy en-
who hays sold over SEQ In their respective
want few rood ayena-men vomen-in this vicinity ~
once. We give Erfa Tsr,.s. and pov fruoke Hovh he
time 70 mako money. Our Circular giving ecsal Ins
4. b. WoRTFiNoTON . CO., HastlSrS, Cess.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14

Mr.. LEBANON LODGE, No. 10, +. a. NJ
Fridays on or before the full of the moon
/. O. OF q. livery Tuesday evening at Z.
ScoTT Posr No. II, &. A. R.-Saturday on
or before the full OF the moon.
p. OF H.-SUNNy SIDE GRANGE, No. Iii
Saturday after the full of the moon and two weeks
thereafter, ut I y. N.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14

Grants disTatch to the government an
nouncing the fall Of Vicksburg was char
acteristic ii his modesty aud simplicity
He wrote. The enemy surrendered this
morning The only terms allowed is their
parole as prisoners of war. This regard
as great advantage tons a. this momeut
1t saves probably several days in the cap
ture and leaves troops and transports
ready for immediate service
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14

a five-penny bit, or SIX ard {
cents. which he got for earryiu
from hotei 20 a bont land
cousin James helped him C,
trunk, which was yory heavy
money was divided between
Afterward it is sal! thut h:sfath,
to driving the horse which ,,roa:i
bark. This work was very tire:
young Ulysses would hire some
to do il for a few cents and 60
make a doilor or more with his
horse and wagon,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14
An old and well-known incider

While besiegins Vicksburs Grant inter
cepted letter which contained these
words e put our iru.; in tie Lord
We expect Joe Johnston TO come TO oui
relief" On reading this rant ordered 9
portion OF his army tc make n ceria..
movement. saving 10 tn. General in com
mand They seem to phi: good deal Of
trust in the Lord and zoe Johnston. but
yea must whip Johnston fifteen mile:
from here"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-05-14

Extra copies of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the office of pnb-
LEGATION and at the Post Office at Lon
ionderry.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-23

Musselshell division belong to our
county.
/ think there is just n little too
much fault finding about the county
seat. Livingston and Gallatin sent
several large delegations to Helena last
winter AT great expense for and against
the creation of a new county; Missoula
and Bitter Root did the same; delega-
tons were there also from Sun River.
from the old agency and from Benton.
forand against the creation Of Dearborn
county; White sulphur Springs sent
delegates to demonstrate. Eastern
Meagher county did not send a single
delegate, or spend one dollar, only for
circulating petitions, and we got our
county and no one else did, so thing
our people ought to be satisfied. Some
of those new counties asked for were
just as meritOrious as ours. About
the county seat, got numerous letters
from Maiden and other parts of the
new county; no one asked for the
county seat at Maiden, or at any other
place but LewistOwn, and only few
mentioned that; no letter from Lewis
town did, to the best of my knowledge.
About judith" being changed to
Fergus" no one was or is more op-
posed to the change than | am, but it
had every vote but my own.
JAMES FEIGl's.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Lew Roberts, Of Recdsfort, visited
Maiden, first Of the week.
The recent snow storm has interfcred
with placer mining operations.
The Maginnis company are con-
stantly adding new names to their pay
roll.
See advertisement in another column
of May Day party at Mrs. Days, Reeds
fort.
We acknowledge receipt of the Bill
ings Daily Rustler, among our new
exchanges.
L. B. Stillman returned Sunday from
a trout-fishing tour in the vicinity Of
the Snowies. lie met with fair success.
jeff Howell, sheriff of Meagher Co.,
arrived in Maiden, Sunday. He will
remain with us until after the Collar
sale, which occurs on Saturday, 2jth
inst.
Parties who have published notices
to co-owners should bear in mind that
to make such publication complete the
affidavit of the publisher must be filed
with the county clerk.
We are informed by Register Adkin-
son that the order Of the General Land
Commissioner suspendirg action on all
final entries i'm the Western States and
Territories, is understood by the land
officials of the Helena Land Office to
apply only to cases pending in the
General Land Office. All claimants to
public lands under any of the land
laws can proceed by perfect entries rs
Observation-Disclosures.
Pike Landusky was brought before
L. ). Commissioner Rolfe this after
noon on the charge of attempted
murder on the person Of Louis Meyer.
Col. Donnelly appeared for the pris-
oner and waived examination. He WAS
placed under $500 bonds TO appear
before the United States court at Helena
during its next session. The witnesses
for the prosecution will also be placed
under bonds.-River Press.
The April number Of the Northwest,
published i'm st. Paul, is on our desk.
II is an exceedingly interesting number,
Of its space being devoted
to Montana in the way Of engravings
and descriptive niatter-a scene i'm the
Co9ur d'Alene mines occupying
whole page. The subscription price Of
the Northwest has been increased to
81 30 "a year, but j. is well worth that
imount to any one. 1t is devoted
wholly to the Northwest.
a short letter about Maiden affairs, IN
lie Helena Herald of the the 10Th inst,
over the signature "M'--proba5ly ID.
4. Meaghcr, of Lewistown - contains
,ome neat and prophetic remarks
Is well as opens up several new
business firms here, rs follows. Cradick,
If the International Hotel; Groes 4
Beck, hardware; Basanaut, drug and
notions. After most tiligent search
We have been unable to find anyone
esponding to the above names, in or
,ut of business.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-23
JrDIIa AND NyssLLsHELI..
Sl,52l Jl0

Tie above may not he quite accu-
rate and doe, nu, include the assess
ment oi non resident, who pay through
o,her ln~tutfIrc>.
>,t.nr e tht sset-,uI,ut- in tho
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-23

good condition. |, is an uncormonly
strong prison, and but for the most
flagrant carelessness or actual conniv-
ance and aid of persons in charge of
prisoners confined in it. we cannot
think any man could escape from
within the cage.
The county records and books,
treasurer's, county clerks an record
er's, and probate judges, ought to be
in the fire-proof vault every night, and
we urge the commissioners to make
an order to that effect.
We conclude our report in the be-
lief that a healthier condition of affairs
exists in Meagher now than has exist
ed for years past, and that the officials
upon whom devolve the labors of con-
Quoting the county business are aware
of the imperative need of maintaining
with all vigilence. the credit and good
name of our county. by watching the
peoples interests as they would their
own.
All of which we respectfully submit.
GRANVILLE STUART, Foreman.
Ralph Berry. A. II. Barrows.
X. Coburn. Thos. Cooney.
Z. II. Clark. |. B. Dawkins.
l.. ID. Burtt. Henry Whaley.
John Schreiner. ]. S. Bristol.
Jas. J. Mayne. ]. l.. Stuart.
Daniel NJ M.Crowley. J.F. McCintock.
]. Z. Thomas.
Members of Grand Jury.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-23
Assessed .a!roiion Of Meagher County.

EDITORS Argus: -Gentlemen: Dur
ing the session Of the Legislature last
winter, took pains to hunt up and
send you the amount of assessable
property assessed in the several coun-
ties and something near the amounts
paid in cash for assessing the same;
thinking taxpayers would like to know
about such things. | also paid $500
to have our new county bill and the
Jail bill copied for your benefit, which
you also did not think worth printing.
| send you now u copy Of the amounts
Of taxes received through the different
postotiices Of this county. According
to the original lines and including all
north of the Missouri river, the divis-
ion Of property in the counties was
about equal, but by making the line on
Careless creek and leaving out that
part of Choteau between our northern
boundary and the river, our ASSESS
ment il much less. You will see that
Maginni- posto!licc stands second on
the list, Townsend third.
MISSOURI VALLEY FROM TosToN To GATE
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-23
Grand Jury Report.

IN rHE DISTRICT Court, 3RD JUDI- J
cIAL DISTRICT. MEAGHER COUNTY, :
MONTANA TERRITORY.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Ihe improved Business Outlook.
The financial letter Of Henry Clews & Co., Of
August %, says:
'The stock market has again experienced
another week Of decided strength: the indica-
lions accompanying the advance showing that
thus far it has rested upon the most substantial
kind Of foundation. AS the rise progresses
there is naturally more pronounced revival
of confidence in all business circles the lack OF
Whc nas Gng aedayea the
pect months ago. Now that confidence in Amer
Ican securities is really returning. we feel As.
has come, not temporarily, but to stay, and
that during the next few years sound stocks
will steadily appreciate in value, all other pre-
dict1ons to the contrary. One of the most en-
couraging features, SO far as stock speculation
Is concerned, is the increasing interest OF the
outside public in the market. Attracted by its
which have been conspicuOusly absent for sew
eral years at least are again appearing, some as
investors and Others as purchasers of stocks ON
speculative account; so that before any great
length OF time the operations OF so-caled "out-
Siders" are likely to become a much more inn
portant factor than at present and offer a strong
stimulus TO any prospective bull movements
further improvement in the railroad situa-
tion is to be noted, and with the gradual re-
ends vanish the better feeling in commercial
circles meanwhile assuring an early increase in
traffic. Everywhere the tendency is to har-
monte conflicting interests and settle long
standing disputes; the moral effect of this haV-
ing an influence extending far outside of the
precincts of Wall street, and possessing some
thing more than measurable value. On the
other hand it should not be overlooked that,
with rise in some cases equalling 20 per cent,
a reaction is imminent at any time. It would
not be wise were such immense profits not
turned into cash by the fortunate purchasers of
stocks at the lower figures, especially this is
the first bull money made within a long period
continuance OF the realizing sales which thus
occasionally weaken the market will probably
induce lower prices before a fresh base is
formed, after which another healthy rally, car
order. The strength and activity OF stocks has
tended to the neglect Of the wheat market;
hence the latter has sagged down into what
should be considered, under existing circun-
stances, a very low price. We therefore strongly
incline to the opinion that its purchase for a
bull campaign will result prOfitably, its present
price making it look relatively cheaper than
stocks"
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D. m price,
OF the New York Stock market to-day as reported by
special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAY Sd, 1885 until
Leave Washington ffoIn station corner of New Jer-
For chicago 1o.O0 and 1910 p. m. daily The 1000
Chicago. arriving in Pittsourg at $50 p m, Chicago
next morning at $50 No extra fare is charged this
For CincinnaI Louisville and 81. Louis daily at $50
See Sleeping 70 above points, wthoas s chanse
81 IA tram Is ,Tt hiied train TO Cincinnati
7;45. ~ Louis $50 pm No extra fare is CHARGED on
For Pittsburg at 1000 n NJ, with Parlor Car and
gdS E m daily TO pl'tseafs Cleveland and Detroit
a ,sB Bi Io on wees days $40 $40. 80
IsinJ $50 40 43o $40 90 20 't SD snd
looo a "a, l:2o. 1870, $3.50. 44o $40, $40, 100
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad And
points south, 9-25 q N: daily. and $40 p. IN daily
20 n tram has Pullman sleeper. Washington TO
For Annapolis g. 40 a. m. and 1910 and 4so q. m
For way stations between washington and Ratl
and ii pm No On sadag, ao a pm and 30 4ao SO 90
4s4o SO and II pm, For stations MetTSpo ;E
day aud $50 N daily: 4id M daily excep. sum
$40 am daily. on sunday stops al iii station ,or
Lexington, ssaunton and Valley Branch $40 am
daily except sunday tor Frederick. $40 am, 44o
For Local stations between Washington and Gath
For Haserst6wn aud Winchester. $40 am daily
Gsy eIeeps Sn ana 70 oy Tally to HAsers'0wn
1J5 $50 PIN
Prom ANNAPOLIS $50 Am. and $50 and SIS pm
Sunday, 1923 m, 6::S5 pm. -
Prom Lexington $50 p m daily. except Sunday
From FREDERICK and intermediate points S.25a m,
and S:lo y daily except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore Washington at $40
go 1=zO 800 Srlo and 1880 a m, I2l5 go 8: 4
4-o 5, 60, $40, goo and i N. ION Sundays, 6:SO
.-2v, 900 and 300 Am, 1870, 2;s0 4.2O 500 $50
$40. SuO and i 90 D. ns.
All trains from Washington stop AZ Relay Station
except I:Z5. 3:l5 and $40 pm
For further information apply at the baltimore
and Ohio Ticket ofhce-washihgton station. 6Io and
135l Pennsy lvsnia avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street here orders will be taken for baggage 10 be
Checked and received At any point in the city
T. DUNHAh- G. Il. LORD,
Gen Manager. Baltimore. q. PA
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DAILY LINE TO NoREoIK AND FORTRESS
STEAMERS GEORGE lazy AND EXCELSIOR,
one OF which leaves eth street wharf DAILY, except
and @ secure eRes w sna
Iooms at 1851 and 6l9 Pennsylvana ave. st. Marc
vsnis ave, who vii also check baggage from hossis
For further particulars inquire at Office It'll street
" iy4 Telephone NJ; 1sS |rrcH Genera, ..,,
II Il OF THE LAKE, leaves 9th street wharf Wash
inston, Monday: Wednesday and SATURDAY, q. $50
stops Colonial Beach on saturday. Fare 30 Cents.
Join an Az vss nanss
day and Friday. Jam jel8
ENOk POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER WAX EFIELD
Leayss !th-strees wharf on MONDAYS THURS
and 8 suab a pn soaes
ax 81 as s s 4 Sp
with O. At i iGRS ps sfs ssasEu asen.
C w. RIDLEY. Manager. spIl
- ERs JOHN GIBSON and Z c. KN1GHT leave
tsi every wKbAkb4
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. ap4
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
c.pr STEAMER e \ dEas syE
win resume the route between BAITiMoRE AND
ss Ts1 4sess;s
must be prepaid
All Recommendations frstclass. Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, 7th st. wharf
offce:-l2th st. and Pennsylvania w. NH l -6m
CTEANER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-STREET
- wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, at Z
Creek. returning on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
afternoons For information apply to
q. l. SHERIFF, lila Pa. ave- NV,
Orto
Hb9 G. II. JONES AT 7thst wharf
Mt VERNON, MT VERNON!
STEAMER w. W.. CoRcoRAN
Leaves 1th-street wharf daily Except sunday for
Mt Verbon at 10 o'clock q m; returning. reAchaD
Washington about $50 p. no.
sele L. L BLAKE. Captain.
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DRY GOODS.
ScHoo1O Tits.
gEATON PERRY,

sEATON PERRY.
(SUccEssoR TO PERRY q BRorHEH1.
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION. OF
FITTING OUT CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL. 70
HIS VERY LARGE STOCK OF ALLWOOL
SCOTCH PLAIDS
Ga WIDE ALL-WoOL HABIT CLOTHS AT TIC
LUPTNs CELEBRATED BLACK AND OLoRED
GASHMEREs, FROM SOC: TO $2S0
IMpOKTED JERSEYS. FROM $50 TO $500
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORTED JACKETS. FOR
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SUMNER
SILK, CHUDDA, CASHMERE AND BERLIN
SHAWLS. IN GREAT VARIETY.
GAUZE, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT ME-
RINO UNDERWEAR, ALL SIZES AND QUAIL
TIES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON TO WEAR
COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSIERY AND PERlNOTS KID GLOVES.
SILK, ALPACA AND BINGHAM UMBRELLAS
WARMERS TH0MPSoNs AND FRENCH c. p.
etS nKETrs EF9M 2 TO a fSSo AMI
SHAKER FIANNELS.
MARSEII.LES QUILTS; ALLWOOL BLANKETS
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETINli LINENS.
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS NAP.
kINS. TOWELS AND DOYLEYA
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED RHADAMES, SURAHS AND 0ROS
GRAIN SILKS, AT 81, 1925, $3.50 AND 81.
Aj.PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
Established 1S4O. sn22
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THE GREAT

II PENNSTLV ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
fsEf FFh aAe 1GNE Est h iss
Trains leave Washington from station corner of 9Th
o. Palace sleeping Cars Al go A. NJ daily; Fast
Win SleePias Cars from HARRISBURG to Cincinnati s
spe s, 10 l9ns daily g
Ss1 E Win sn sIee5Ia % ksR5sss at 9
rsblrg with Western Express with through Sleep
ioP N daily sss Pi;isoars and sss West p With
hsPsr ND Pof5M e Sh RafRoap
For Ire Ts3andaisua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
cars, Washington to Rochester "'A A'~''
For Willismsport. Lock Haven and Emira. at ESQ
For New YO;E and 56e East: 1;1S, $50 and 100 A.
day $50 800 aS en 1000 e,I n,fh. sp 70 sap
might, Limited Express OF Pullman Parlos Cars
For Boston without change ZOO I: NJ eve-y day.
For 6o. s of trains
S s s sefd S e F 9o9 avoiding dOo
800. ss5. 1000 PM. and i215 night TO On Sun SUN:
I2:l5 n a. Limited Express 9;4O AN. daily.
NJ. los 200 400 4.25 4:so 800. 80. 100
ITO An, 800 40 ssoo 7io 1 1900 ~ and and
For Pope's Creek 1.-The, IT'S AN. and 40 NJ daily
For Annapolis, 6::So a NJ, 12-Oo and 4.25 p NJ daly
except sunday. On sunday, 400 PM
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGTON RAILROAD
For AIexandria. 6OO. 700 COS, 1l01, and lbs A.
NJ 2to, 426, 4:45. 6:25, sos, and 1l:37 Pm. On
Sunday al 500. s,:25. IL -0I AN, 500 PM.
For Richmond and the South, 600 and IL OF A. NJ
daily. and i:4o P. NJ daily. except Sunday.
Trains isaye Ale1aIdra for Washngtcn sos 500
11:.o NJ, and 1910 midnight Except Mondayl
On sunday Al 500 and lorlO A. NJ; 7.55 and lbs
Pm. and 12-I0 night
Tick sss and informato ct the Office northeast
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station where orders be LEFT the checking
of baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS- z PUGE. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. [je22l General Passenger Agent
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A SCENE ss The Inseslor Depaxtwent.
coLoRED MEsD1N0KR cowHIDxD ny A vo.
NAN.
Robert Jones, Q colored laboeer In the In
terror department. IVES ATTENDING to hin duties
to-day when . colored woman named Currv
came along the corridor. and stopping bssurs
Jones, aaid: "You have been taking sbout
me-" She then drew . raw hide out
which was concealed up her sleeve, and
struck struck Jones heavy blow, and was about 70
seized by spectator and she was led out Of the
building. The affair only lasted minute, but
the lCuo voice OF the woman attracted ouito n
crowd, and Jones explained that be ma mSds
remarks about the woman which he believed
70 De trre. The woman, who was accompanied
the Intention Of getting even with Jones.
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The Meeting OF the Emperor.
FRANCIS JOSEPH STARTS FOR HIS RENDxzyoys


VIENNA, August 24.-Emperor Francis 10.
sepn started to-day for Kremsier, where ne is TO
meet the car of Russia on Wednesday. He
declined military guard during the journey.
Joseph, the Empress Elizabeth and the 1 Xnss
trian Crown Prince Rudolph arrived here at 2
o'clock this afternoon. The weather was un-
however, the storm had passed, and the
weather became bright and clear. Count Won
Taafe, Austrian prime minister, and all the
local officials and persons Of rank and distipc.
ton received the imperial visitors With enthu-
siam.
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"AsHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD,

On and after JUNE 14TH, 1885, trains will Leave
from and Arrive at 9Th and streets Depot follows
Leave Washington a m and 4:S5 pm daily.
rive a. Belmont Park lOsol and 6.Z6 pm; Lees
burg llOl In and 6-56 p m arrive at Round Hill at
tI:43 am and s:lS pm Returning leave Round
Hill 6tJS n and 3O9 pm- pass LeeSbuIg 6:I2 a IN.
and 3:46 pm; Belmont Park 6154 and 3.5S
pm. and arrive ~ Washington at S:S5 and $40
pm
Special excursion rates and sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates 70
Ill points. :. NJ. BROPHE,
Superintendent Alexandria
+ J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent,
5U7 Penn ave Washington. fel3
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AuUTON SALES.


GHANCERY SALE OF yAL Al, ahI7sr Tw W
2so TENTH sTREET SOUTHEAST, IN THE
CITY or WASHINGTON, d. G.
By virtue q decree Of the Supreme So5l Is Oh
the District Of Columbia. passed on the ZNn as[ S
Of July 1885 IN equity cause aus, ~ ~ ~, SS n.ei:s
the following real estate IN the ely 81
District Of Columbia. on FkiDA1, .TTpasT
FIVE O'CLOCK M Lot number aS o. v .he snc -
Mccall June 18th, 1854 Of square e. Is RECORDED
in the surveyors office Of the District OF Soiuo .n
proved BY atwostory Frame House and used - PR
vAte dwelling.
Terms Of sale. One-thfrd Of the purchase money
must be paid in cash, the balance IN two equal III
stAments Of one and years for which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest q six per cent Hom
the day Of sale viii be taken Or all a. the iI
property sold until the terms complied With ana
the purchase money paid In full. deposit OF $SO
must be made on day of SALE Terms OF sale must pe
complied with within seven days or properly VIII pc
sold at cost Of defaultiug purchaser COnVeyanclnG
and recording 1T purchaser cost
VEDANTUS B. EDWARDS, Trustee,
500 18th st. NV, Room 20, Corcoran Building.
su24-ddds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS
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BALTIMORE. Nd. August 24--virglnia yixes de-
shrees. 81 bid to-day.
RALTdMORE ND, AuguAt 22-Cotton duil-mid.
ding, 1V1e1O Flour sseAdy-Howard street and
western super, S00a3 40; 90. extra, 360az25; %.
family, 43Sa5O 90; city MILLS super, SOOa3.26; do.
extra SS9H ;7t s DO. Rio brands, At0aAe2. Ps-
tapsco nniiy. 800; do superlasive patent, 675.
ga Lover; wsstarp lower cosng dun;
e RI aa sS e!a No xs:ssla winter 10 sRs
October: sSsssSoss:. Noysmbcr, 90 bid CON-
southern Ssea0y ana quiet western lower and dull:
mixed. spot. 52NA624c September. 50lS asked;
October, 6Oaeked; year. 4la1Ss steamer, 90 aeked
Cats steady and an1et-southsrh and Pennsyiyanis.
SOa3& western white, 3la34; do mixed 28a3O.
Aye 6nn S01 nsy ssssdy.pstms g choios western:
R9rk L7oa.1oS9 hulk msaS. shouides and clear
cIsas n sdes 1ls: hans. IN LArd-redned, g.
Butter hrm-Weefern packed, 0al3:creamery, 1891.
Ea1 higher and arm. Igleal& Petroleum higher
Te9ned. S.tas2k Conee drn and quiet Rio csrsoes.
ordinary g nj, 51A0k 6ueAx easy>A soft "a;
cql3es isa9sd sseaay, l04al0S whisky steady. Lao
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