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FANNY GRocEnrEs.
CCCC ZEE RRR ZEE ssss
G. q / + E. SIS
OCC ZEE 4 r ZEE eSSo
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS Ell OJrI,

+ without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the mos.
N T1 1,En Flour in the world.
Inc Millers have not only the most perfect Mill
cry invented up to the present time, but they produce
Flour UNsURPAssEhby any mill i'll the world. To
y this magnificent Flour S IS Shipped annuay to
ora W a eaten at the Prncps Courts of the old
s tn ss and Dos It
aration SutiDons particles of the wheat berry
and thorough elimination Of all weak and stsrchy
Ss sns
Wei as the best for either family or bakers e ana
unsurpassed by any Flour made Every sack and
sTERLINGS ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
ever offered to the trade. is by any other
Patent except Ceres. and will please the most ex-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most stidiousepi
GILT-EDGE.
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE.
A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made bv thu
celebrated Hungarian process 1t Is very cheap aud
beautiful Patent within the reach of all classes and
we guarantee will give satisfaction 10 every ono who
Will rylt
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour of the District 1t is equal In quality to great
many highpriced Patent FlOurs, whist 1t can be
bought for considerable less money. We defy compet
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and ieel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them VIII never any thing elsa Forsas
by all grocerA
Wholesale Depot corner LIST ST. and 1ndianaave
sel3 VIM. NJ. GAIT & co.
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NOT THAT UNPLEASANT. DEPRESSING KIND
THAT SOME MERCHANTS SEEM TO HAVE
RUNNING AWAY AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,
BUT THE INDIGOS. THE ALL WOOL THE
FAST COLORED BLUES, SUCH AS so MANY
PEOPLE WANT IN SUITS
WE'VE GOT THEM AT $3.50; WORSE SUITS
ARE SOLD FOR Sl2 In MANY A STORE.
GOT THEM AT $1,000. THE MIDDLEsEx MAKE
SOME DEALERS WOULD CHARGE YOU &1o
FOR SUCH GOODS.
GOT THEM AT SIS; WOULD BE CHEAP AT SIS.
WE ALSO HAvEA FULL LINE OF PLAID SUITS
FROM $3.50 UP; SOME BIG BARGAINa
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS AT SIS, WORTH e25.
4 B. CUTAwAY SUITS FROM $40 UP.
ODD PANTS, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT, el26
AND UPWARD.
WHITE VESTS, FULL LINE 75c and UPWARD.
ALPACA COATS, q AND UPWARD.
OFFICE COATS, SIC AND UPWARD
FOR BOYS 10 IL.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SUITS FROM o2.60 10
$40 SOME GENUINE RARGAINa
FOR BOYS. Ia 10 Is.
COMPLETE LINE OF SUITS FROM el60 TO
el6; REST BARGAINS EVER SHOWN.
THE MIsFIr STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND srRErrA
~ Make no mistake and cums 70 she corner q
l0sh md = arssta M /
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District Government Affairs.

COMMERCIAL CONVENTION AT ATLANTA
The Commissioners to-day appointed Samuel
Norment and NJ. g. Emery as delegates TO the
national commercial convention to be held at
Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th inst. Very little in
terest il manifested In this enterprise, and the
Commissioners hardly feel warranted In max
ing appointments until II can be ascertained
whether it will be convenient for delegates to
attend.
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T'RUsTEEy SALE OF THREE BRICK DWE ELL
Il ING HOUSES. Nos 1885, 1888, AND 1910 ON
ELEVENTH, NEAR STREET NORTH

BY virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded in ~
Lber No. 1913 folio 476, ct seQ of the land x3
records Of the district Of Columbia, win sell -
NooS, NAY NfSEfEENTH, 4. 3. 1855, st SIX SIX
O'CLOCK. the following described Real Estate, situ
trict Of Columbia, and known and described on the
plat plan OF said city Lots numbered forty (4O)
Stewart recorded subdivision Of Lots twentyone
tMshty,,wo S22., and twepty.ihree Of Cotman's
gether with All the improvements. ways easements.
longing or In anywlsa aPpertaihing Each lot win be
sold subject to incumbrance Of 900 and interest
amount of which will be stated at sale.
Terms Onethird cash; balance in one and two years
Notes to bear interest and to be by of
ConveyAncang. &C.. At purchasers cost Terms to be
compiled with In seven days, otherwise resale at risk
and Of purchaser after ave days public notice Of
ton D. [. deposit IL &fO0 required ON each Lot on
day Of sale WIN MAYSE, lu.
GEO y. sTicKNEY. Trustees.
DUNCANS0N BROS. Auctioneers. my0d&ds
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NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE,
y12 $50 eth street northwest.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

III r. F. HARVEY
UNDERTAKEN
np14-1m e22 Pennsylvania Ave NV
A RrHuR RooNEY's,
"A lITH STREET FURNITURE AND UNDER
TAKING kSTABLISHMLNT
- UNDERTAKEN,
Corner OF g ST. and New Jersey ave- NV Personal
attention 10 ali details at funerals. fe2O
II 4. CAIN co.
LIE UNDERTAKERS
loll stn 81. between New York and l. NV,
WASHINGTON, ID. e. RS-3m
f. NJ BoTELER
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Nos Oh Pennsylvania svepue northwest and AS
sth ct. southeast Telephone call No so4 d2-em
ID W. BARKER
UNDERTAKEN AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER
6l2 11th street northwest
Telephone cali e4-4 oco4
John r. WRIGHT.
- UNDERTAKES AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
l33. 10th street northwest
Telephone call .U3 do
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Collapse of Building at Charlotte. n. c.

THE CRACKING OF THE WALL GIVES TIMELY
WARNING, AND NO ONE Is INJURED.
CHARLOTTE, n. G, May lathe three-story
brick building on Trade street, occupied by
Hammond & Justice, hardware dealers fell in a
mass of ruins at 8 o'clock this morning. The
disaster was caused by weakening the founda-
ton of the west wall by eXcavatipg a cellar for
new building the site of one recently
burned. The cracking wall gave timely warn
ing and everybody fled from the vicinity I'm
time to escape being overwhelmed i'm the ruins
Nobody was hurt. The adjoiri ing building,owned
by w. J. Yates, editor of the Home Democrat,
is in danger of falling, but may not have to come
down. It's present damage is estimated at
81 900 The fallen building was owned by Dr.
]. H. McAden. whose loss i, $1,000. Hammond
& Justices loss on stock is $50, ZOO. They are
insured for S11 600 The ruins caught fire, but
the flames were soon got under control.
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
y PROVED REAL ESTATE ON MOTH CAPI-
IOi. S1Rt.t~I. BETTW ZEN ID 4

rHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINI-
y PROVED REAL ESTATE ON MOTH CAPE
Toll STREET, BETWEEN d AND STREETS.
BY virtue of a decree of the supreme Court Of a.
the District OF Columbia. passed the 9Th day
December 49,; and amended on the 9TH day OfS-
December, 1883. in equity cause No. 1854 Doc %,
wherein the National Union Insurance Company is
plaintiff and John b. Tyler and ohers are defendants.
shall sell 10 the highest bidder In front of the preni
ses, commencing al nALF-PAST FOUR O'Clock
on TIL kSDAI, THiRfIETH DAY OF APRIL,
1859 Lots Nos six t6), seven q. eight nine ID
ten 10 and eleven ID. in the subdivision OF Lot No
one IN Square No. six hundred and thirty $500,
according to the metes and bounds covenant and
diions set forth and described in the deed of PARTITION
dated December - 1871, entered into between An
drew Wye and May c., his wife. and Margaret Ifelzel
and recorded with the plat of subdivision annexed in
iiber -, folio - one of the land records of Was
ingon county, in the District of Col Imbia Also a
that part of ad lot II, said square t3 at
the mort beast corner thereof fronting North Capi-
tol street thirty 0 feet and (IOl inches by a
depth OF one hundred and twenty 12O) feet.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree One
third of the purchase money i'm cash. and the balance
in nine ~ and eighteen (lSl months from the date of
sale For the deferred payments the purchaser pur-
chasers shall give Their notes drawing six 80 per
interest per annum secured by de deeds of trust
on the property purchased A CepoSt of fifty 500
dollars each lot N Isl be made the property is
knocked down. All ancing b. the cost of
the Purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN &. HEALD. Trustee.
OOl + st NV
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The Kenfucky Derhv

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 14.-The excitement
over the derby is at fever heat this morning.
The city is in holiday attire, and derby day
promises to be what it has never been before in
point of attendance. Joe Cotton is still the
prime faavorite. Morris entries, Faver and
Bersan and Ten Booker and Irish Pat, have
strong hackers. The starters in the derby are
Joe Cotton, Faver, Bersan, Irish Pat, Ten Book
keOkuk.
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TelexraDhic Brief

Telexraphic Briefs.
The following is the two O'Clock score in the
roller skating race: Snowdan, 797 miles;
Omelia. 433; MaddOcks. 75S; Walton, 476:
Schrock, 72S; Boyst,. $50; Francis, 597; Harri-
man, $50.
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nUVALL & MARI, Auctioneers, 025 F street

IACNALL q MARX, AuctloneerS OZO street.
AT AUCTION VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP;
TENTh STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
avenue ENTE s sGfHG M4 gse PENNSYLVANIA
ri S1ss = f: 1sss OF
$50 said lots fTontng - feet 10 inches On pennsyi
A. plat will be shown at time of sale.
we 5 Of Of be TeFs
piled with within ten 1O days after day Of sale the
fauiting purchaser All conveyancing at cost Of pur-
chaser
my9-d&ds DUvALL & MARI Auctioneers
s,1 ssoN ,2 OF TIE RAN, THE ABoXE
my13-d&ds DUVALL & MARI, Aucts
ucT n3S 40 sALE IF fEFYbS1s MG Pr
Under decree of the supreme Court Of the Dis s:A
tnct Of Columbia in Equity cause No: e,Oe3. :%.a
at pn6iic auction in front ofthe PREMISES on s
DAY, NAY SIXTEENTH, isss, at SIX O'CLOCK Z:
ngion city District Of Columbia being part ofo, in
s4 49i besinnng therefor at point on the north line
west Of said square and running thence east by
and with said line osd street. ~ feet; thence north
feet to the place of beginning with the improvements
thereon consisting i'll three twostory Frame tene-
mens.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. the residue In equal
payments at SIX and twelve months from day of sale,
for which the purchasers notes to be given bearing
six per cent interest title to be retained until all of
paid 500 deposit on acceptance of bid. Conveyan-
cling at purchasers cost.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. my4-eod&ds
yJ,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2O22 II STREET NORTHWEST
cause ss2s, viii sen At pubic auction in lon EA
T1ETH at O'clock the east aA Of
Lot thirsen IN square one hundred and two having
Of l4O.lO together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Onethrd
cash. one,third in six mouths and onethrd in twelve
oy at SEX
or ai cash, at option of purchaser Conveyancng at
cost sDf o2 II fassss
mys-d&os 32l 4la street northwest.
vINHOMAS J. FISHER & Co. Real Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
q F5ksr s p1NGE NEAR SOUTHWEST.
b 5syo r. p 1859 and duly recorded IL iiber No
On 3 1913 At HAKFSsf A5TK
front Of the premises part of original Lot numbered
six in the City of Washineton pstret of S
lumba beginning for the same at the northeast
thence west hundred 400 feet: thence north ORTIZ
twenty-five 800 feet, and thence east hundred
OO feet to the place of beginning. Also part orig
Inal Lot numbered eleven ID in said square num-
bered five hundred and seventy-sx (576j beginning
for the same at the southeast corner of said lot eleven
and running thence west one hundred 900 feet;
thence north twenty l2O) feet thence east one hun
dred 100 feet and thence south twenty 100 feet
the place of beginning with improvements. consisting
of a frame dwelling
Terms onethrd cash. balance in six (s> and twelve
o. months with interest and secured by a deed of
trust upon the property sold A deposit of 800 will
ne required at time OF sale. COnveyancEg of
purchaser. If terms Of sale not complied with
With seven days from day of safe. the property will
five days notice in The Evening star
BENJAMIN L. SNYDER, lr.
ALBERT L STURTEVANT,( 1rusleea
myIdG6e
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES CoGNAc
y SHAMPAGSES AND CORDIAiS
frencn cares, S3.o, - and $3.50 per dozen Cali
soI nis w inss Imported ursctly. Der
gallon VICTOR hOCX, iT41 Penn ave
Agents for krstclass houses, Bordeaux Rury1,ndv
Champ&xne. and CoxnAc Wins do tou, soriss er
s3nA
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AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON. DC

IN WASHINGTON, D. c.
Under and by virtue of the provisions Of the last A
Washington. District of Columbia admitted to- 4. l
probate pr IS. 1854 and recorded in win book
ofer at public auction the following properly herein
oS eb s FIVE Fl fhtPA1 HAf "a q y
%. in c. II. Wiltbuyers subdivision of square Al
s BY 81 s s ss
at s Asas Ps,
a1 ia r fst each Lot 62 is i'm
Terms of sale: On each property sold onethird cash
and the residue in two equal payments and two
% sf %Ha,
and recording ut $50 deposit required
my7dts Executor.
Ed1s Pr nra sAIE Of FINE spBEEBAN
SSHaS5 SEb 5SSfHeE SvHsH
T II AZ a EIxE oSISSR ;sns?p' we viii
Sub lots 8, 9 and T. Of block T. fronting Boundary,
s s': e e. q s ss sss 81, bloc.
Lots i. Il, IS. IS. q. =. Is and &c. block TO-
Lots 1. 2. IL and 49, block Il
Lot 10, block IL
Lot y, block 20.
These lots situated in some of the best locations
of Meridian Hill. which is of the most rapidly
improving sections of the CITY, and presents splendid
chance for investment.
Its be Obtained At Office of the auctoneers
ner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
Term One-third cash; balance in and two years;
bear interest at six per cent per annu pay
BILE semi ANNUALLY. and to be secured by deed of trust
property Sold or all cash option Of purchaser
veyanCing. &c nj cost of purchaser; deposit of
SiUO required each lot ut time of sale terms 10 be
complied with in seven days, otherwise resale at risk
and deaulling purchaser after five public
notice of snch resale In some newspaper published in
Washington, D. &.
chases former sales hereby notified that the lots
purchased by them will be resuld under this adyer-
tisement, and they will take notice thereof
myl 1-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
YJNRUSTEEs SALE OF THREE BRICK DWELL
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.

HH- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1885
hour and place. JOHN &. HEALD,
ap30-eO&dbs Trustee.
Rg- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY. A. d.
1855. same hour 81 place when it will positively he
offered. 4 Mess weather prevents.
api2-tutl sam JOHN c. HEALD, Trustee.
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Stanton Coolly Gives Himself UI

YOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH A MYSTERIOUS
MURDER SURRENDERS To THE MAYOR OF
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA May 14.-This forenoon a
well-iressed young man. carrying a hand
satchel visited the mayors office and requested
audience with that official. He was con-
Quoted to the mayors private office, and after
presenting his card remarked: 81 believe
YOU want me. l Daniel E. Stanton
the man who is accused of shooting Frederick
r. Nash. You offered reward of $500 for me-
and guess you are the proper person for me to
surrender to- He was then handed over to
the chief of police. Stanton and Nash, who
belonged to Mystic Bridge. Ct. were companions
and were travelling together about the country.
On the night Of October 10th last, it is
town junction, during which Stanton drew a
pistol and shot Nash in the head, from the
effects of which the latter died. Stanton states
that shortly after the shooting he sailed for
South America and then went to Cuba, and only
arrived at New York yesterday. He declined
to say any thing about the shooting.
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The Epidemic RS Plymouth.

NEW YORK PHI ~ N1lANS BEGIN AN INVESTIGA-
TON INTO ITS CAUSES.
WILKEsBARRE Pa, May 14.-Drs. Cyrus
Edison and ]. B. Taylor, and E. W. Martin,
chemist, of the New York board of health,
arrived here last night They will to-day ex-
anime the well water, mountain stream, and
tary condition of the borough of Plymouth, for
the purpose of making a report with a view to
protect New York from a similar misfortune
Miss Alice Fisher, head nurse of the Philadel-
pha hospital, accompanied by DIR. Biddle,
arrived here this morning and have entered on
the discharge of their duties at the Plymouth
hospital, on behalf of the board of poor guar
dians OF that city. There one death since
last night. No new cases reported this
morning. and there is reason to believe that
there will be no fresh outbreak of the disease
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The Blues"

625 Pennsylvania AvenuA
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SIDNEY T. NINMO,

SrErNwAY Pianos.
The Best In the World Together with q large a.
tortnIent of other Pianos constantly hand al the
Music store OF EDWARD +. DRDOP,
Palmer of the tate W. u. METZEROTT 4 co,
% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
e<le Agent Tor StelEv ~ Sous. t;abler Grove
steeu- Wheelock. Marshall Wendell and other Pr
Iul2U
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EDUCATIONAL

= near ls'h st circie-Select Boarding schC for
young ladies' sessions $3.50 opens sept 30 FAR 80
pczAtion necessar number of boarders will BE- nj
tied myI2
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-22
Ntotc Of West TIrglm.0,
County Of Jetfersc

Clerks otiice0f the County Court.
The i,liJy,ing i "a List OF Deeds admitted to
Record in said Once dq.icE the week ending
January l., lNN5
/. Elisha 5 SNYDER trustee, to EhUd Turner.
Deed of release dated Jan. lSt, l5S5 Date OF
record Jan. l2th. lSS5.
p Forrest ". BI9S'n and Joseph Trapnell,
trustees 10 John Burns. Deed If bargain and
sale dated Jan 9th, ISIS conveying II acres, :
roCds and It, perchcs OF land. Date Of record
Jan. l2{h, 1854
3. john Burns to Ss;bau : White, trustee
for Forrest W. FTlWn trustee Cf Jefferson
County Building Association, No !, and Others.
Deed of trust dated Jan OH. lsSj, conveying
Il acres roods and rs perches OF land. Date
of record Jan. l2th. lSS5.
e. Adam = Moler and wife 10 Martha j.
Molor Deed ol bargain and sale dated Jan.
9Th, lSNi. conveying 40 aces, 3 roods and y
poles of land. Date at recOFd Jan. i2tn. loS1.
8. Adam y MOler and wife 20 I. ". Latimer.
trustee for George I. Knott. Deed of trust da-
tel Jan. sth, ISIS conveying - acres, / rood
and Is poles of land. Date OF record Jan. 18th.
lS5,
d. George ana John 4 Hofmaster to George
Baylor, trustee Tor Ciul, - loen,. Deed of
trust dated Jan, 9Th, lss5. conveying ~ acres
of wheat and certain articles Of personal pro-
perty Date of record Jan 18th lsS5.
T. Peter X johnson and wife 10 Forrest W
Brown, trustee OF Jefferson building AsSocla
non No. to. beed OF 'ruNl dated Jan. l9lh' -
% conveying bl acres, ro"aS ana 50 percheN
oil ianI. Date "i record Jan !'1n' ioeo
;. VIM. >. Hiou 20 do>elh /; hess: Dee,i
OF release ai'ci Jan. 'th' 1850 Date oI record
Jan 18th. lS>j
O. Joseph r Hess and wife to Jacob s Mel
YIN bcac o' bargain ana SAFE d1ted Jan. 9th'
1870 conveying acre o. land nj lluineId De
pot. Date OF record Jan. lstl. 49,
10. h Frank Moler TO John G. Molet, ttns-
~ fSSS ,,,,,.e,.i,- ,,,-lc,,a1 ,,-,,,.rt,. MT
80 +scor8 49,. an lss5
~ NJ Nf,~,'G ~. y : White rr,s-
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3 LARGE SALES.
On TRURSDA =, JAYG-lBY 22aG d PCT
and Fetfury 9th, 1880,

On THURSDA =, JAAGJB ] 22aG d 29f
and Fet5udry 9th, 1889,
The undersigned will sell at public auction the
following personal property belonging to the
estate OF Esrom Sliicr, deceased, as tJilOws -
O TAgrsday, JanUary 22ad, 1850,
in CharestoEn at the residence Of the ete Is
rom Sli .cr all Ut las Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting partly OF Cook stove
and Fixtures, CUPBOARD Tubs, Buckets, two
Clothes HuIscS, liable, and other kitchen FUR
nlture. Lard Cans ana Lard,
Two Mahogany Dining Fables, Mahogany
olGcbOard, dUZ Dining Chairs stove GlasS-
ware Plates auu Eisi.C- dOZ. each Silver and
fable Spoons, Plated Forks, NoD-Lapdlc
hniyes, / sett Casters, lot OF Queensware, Glass
stands, rurcen' Decanter, Walters, set OF Fine
China Looking Glass Copper Kettle, Churn.
Water Cooler. Meat saw, 10, Of new Sacks.
% hpsesia Clerer seed,
Sleigh Bells Hand Saw Lamps, and other
small articles handsome Hail Rack, hand
sumc natuut, l Marble stand Parlur suit
Furhtufr, rep covered, about 30 yds. Brussels
Carpet, IL large Plfl0F Pictures. hug, Npudpw
Curtains, suit Hair Ciotn Furniture ] oita
CHAIR I Marble-tOp stand. handsome "a iIu
Bc,stvad / DO. Walnut bureau, do. W-i @,
Wardrobe, DO. do. Wa,h>land l1wei l..-A
Rocker and Chair. The whole maxi a c'f.U-
plcte thaulLoT SCI. 2 Hur Maiira-, auI It..
thcr bed and Bedding, fin ,h-mtc- ~ and
Wash Bowl and Pitcher. about ID yGs. IN ia.n
Carpet. / Walnut Bedste.id. du Bureau. / ou.
Wash stand I do Wardrobe. I Lounge iiaIr
Rocker | small Rocker, g Game ChaiI~. / Hair
Mattress ana Feather Beds AMI Bedding.
doz Napkins, linen Table cloths Fii.rv tu-t-
Driving Whip AndirOns. Large Blank Book
lot OF Books ! BurCau. Brl-fllff lamp
stand. Shucs Matiras-. J Chest. iU.Iruaic,
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NOTICE
OF COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNT

or NtlM VI lcSlONEh VI -ANC'' - -
The foliosiss tiancsary Accounts were
placed before me for settlement at the respect
i've dates Indicated
1854.
July 30. ST. White, Adm. OF W. O. Macought-
SEPT. 8. JON. Nolcr and Jacob 5 Moler, Exec
utorS OF Geo. ~ MOler.
%. y. :. White, Trustee OF L. ). Manning.
Octo $. y. :. White ana Jos. Trspncll, Trus-
tees off, L. ROdrick.
Nov g. is.,,.O - S,nder, EXr of {. ii. Stevens.
-. Edward TeagHey -Ed YIN. l.. Wilson,
Executions QfColir {. FQEJef
Dec % Cleon Moore and JohH /. Gibson, tx
ecutors OF Ruth \. Hurst
- : Lee Phil ips Executor Of William
Phillips.
y. wn + Craighill, Guardian OF Mary
Craighil, Sarua L GraishiIl, Nathan
lei L traishlli.
- Geo. Baylor, Adm q. d. Il. C.. L. q. OF
Robert Florence
%. Geo. Baylor, Guardian OF Robt f. Ne
Carroll.
Jan. {. j. s. Braganier. Admir- d. b. II. c. {. a.
Of Elizabeth Comegss
: Jas A. U>bourn, Cur4torof John liuse,
T. Chas. VI. Fulk. Ext of Jacob Fulk
Geo VI. BE hoover Adm'r d. h. u. c
C. O. of Juo. b. Shepherd.
Geo. II BcltzhU0yer, EX'r Of Anne J..
shepherd
Geo. VI BeltzhooYer, trustee for Abra-
ham shepherd.
- Eugene Baker. late sheriff Com. Adm r
of VIM. Marshall.
Sc J. G.. Hurst, Sheriff Com. Admir- ofJanc
Burns.
10. J. j. Rely, Trustee for J. L. Wyatt.
20. LGgup O>bum. Ext of James Roper.
Given under niy n..Ds IBIS -0ih day OF Jdnu-
arv. lSs5 : ". WASHING ILE.
CJmm'r of Accounts.
The following FiduciJry Accounts are before
ne for settlement:
: ". Washington Admir- {. t. a. Of 5. ;. NJ.
II. Clair.
:. W. Washington, Admir- of NJ. c. Zombto.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of Janu-
a~,.. 1855. CLEON MOORE
Special Comm of Accounts.
Jan. -. lSs5-a. Tree Press fee Sll.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-22

The Legislature {, differed as follows
Senatc-G. E. Price. OF Mineral, President
J. D. Anderson. Of Nicholas, Secretary. }
N. Hamilton, lssistant; ;. a. Hayes, Ser
geant-at-Arms; d. 0. Kelly, DoorkeePer
House-Robert Dennis, of Greenbrier
Speaker; J. B. Payton, Clerk; Thornto'
Heushaw, Of Berkeley, Sergeant-at-Arm'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-01-22

Burglars have been at work in Hager'
town. The safe of the wholesale liquoi
house Of Walker & Co was blown open on
Saturday nj ht aud 500 taken. The bur
glars helped themselves 20 some fine wines
and other liquors. They were individuals
Of taste.