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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-03-21

. EMMA BRorHERs was seven years
old on last Saturday, and Saturday
night all the genteel little kids Of
the town occupied the dining hall
and had a glorious dance and feed.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-03-21

When a mar is so highly bred,
That his hair won't stay On his
head,
Use St. Jacobs oil,
1t Will put a new crop on the soil.
Then it might be said,
With a rich heiress he might wed.
Daniel Boon
Was not born in his mouth a silver
spoon,
But was born in the dark Of the
moon
And he only proved to be a killer
OF Indians, skunks and coon.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-03-21

NAY.

First Of May,
Is an awful day.
Trudge away,
Landlords say,
Rent to pay,
Or in the limbo stay.
Ends my lay,
There is shad over the bay.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

cHhSERy m sA aTY OF OF
h hisTR 1S ciG i1HMn4 OF WASHINGTON
the District of Columbia passed in cause Of Mary r
b. Mosher and others against Theodore Mos
trustees. viii sell at public auction in 'front.' of ibs
premises all the estate right title and interest of the
Nm M 9ss 81 TIE Hdk Bay OF
Lots Lots Numbered 80, 4o a and A. in v; Il: cass5s
IN hess Of oI 8 "a and
abane sse a hf M ye after the
Georgetown the first part said Lot 81 besin-
on High street and then running northwardy 81 feet
with said street; thence wsstwardy at right angles
line ~ feet; thence eastwardy in direct line to
And or the other part of said Lot 81 beginning at
the southwest corner of the line Of said lot and
feet then eastwardy 100 feet on line at light
angles with High street; then southwardly 26 feet
s and q the IS BAY and tmmeaa.ely after
viii sell, in square No. 40 Of Thomas Bealls addition
to part a lot N ms
feet then north l2O feet; then west "a feet; then
south to the point OF beginning and known Jackson
on SANE DAY, and immediately after the above
AZ, being situated at the of High and Bridge
streets In said Georgetown, fronting 80 feet High
tcum Ground Rent.
And ON TUESDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF
MAY, 1883, at O'CLOCK p. NJ. will sell all that
certain real estate and premises in the county of Wash
n Of sas
cry, situate on the East Branch of the Potomac river
according to the plat of said subdivision recorded
in Lber $685. folio 49, land records Of the District OF
Columbia Beginning at a pine tree corner Of the
tract then with Addison,s line n. le degrees, "a
to the county road, 4Ola degrees e. 100 perches
with road 20 degrees e. % perches with road, So
degrees, 96O perches to corner of lot No g. s. GOV
degrees, W. 81 perches to the beginning
Terms of sale One third cash and the balance i'm sx
twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale with
proms. DRY notes Of the purchaser or purchasers
tion Of sale by the court No deed deeds given until
az purchase money ana interest be paid A deposit Of
knocked down. lien will be reserved on each piece
Of property sold for the purchase money and interest
| All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Terms Of
sale must be complied with within ten days from day
of sale; otherwise Trustees right to resell al
| cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser. :"
| HOWARD c. CLAGETT
| GIG II street nor. Invest; 49,
| WILLIAM ]. MILLER Ifu&eeS
| Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue
| mv4.d&ds
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PROPOSALS.

A pCTIoN SALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALA
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April %. 1855
fTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.)
VIII 1e sold at public auction, at TWELTEOCLOCK
"a. On WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH.
1850 at the 2. 8 Subsistence Depot 18th street. be-
tween And c streets southwest
WELLS WILLARD.
my4,5.e,7,25,2e-et Capt and G. q. O. s Army
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- WAsHINsToN, May LIST, 1885
until TWELVE O'CLOCK N, WEDNESDAY, MAY
TWENTY, 1885, for furnishing supplies, consisting
NANNY OF Meats, Or Jceres. Dry Goods Medicines and
fue ior the nse of the Freedmans Hospital. in this
CITY, curing the fiscal year ending June 30 1859.
Blank Forms OF proposal specifications and schedules
showing the items and estimated quantities required
Will be furnished On application 10 this Department.
my2eo6e Acting Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCT1NG A SCHOOL
4 HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN. d. c.
oFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WasHINaTON, .. G., April %. 1885.
BY direction of the Board of Commissioners sealed
proposals viii be received at this office until TW ELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, on THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTH,
1850 1or the construction of Two-story and Base
menf school Building In Georgetown, d. G.
iahk forms of proposal and specifications, together
with all necessary information. be obtained the
Columbia, and bids upon these forms will alone be
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
g. J. 1YDECkER,
Major Of Engineers o. 8. A.,
ap2ett Engineer Commissioner d. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


/ YTNHOS. I. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPER
TY; LYI IN II IN THE E City OF WASHINGTON.
BY Sreetion or OF the Trnytees Of the Bank Of
Washington. will offer for sale public auction e
All the uniniproved real estate hereinafter named
TyEsPA A NAY nc FIETH 1885, ssgin min
sale on and I'd streets northeast original lots L. 2
3, 20, =, q, 23 and "a in square 753
street SOUTH near LIST street west immediately OPP
posite Capitol grounds, original lot -, square 63
Delaware avenue and south Capitol streets original
lots 3, O. 10. II and 1s in square 500
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, original lot 3,
square 637, corner of Delaware avenue and street
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, original lot g.
square 694 situated on New Jersey avenue, near d
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER original lot s.
square gS on Saal Sesr srss.
at FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK p. NJ. viii otter for
sale original lot square CAB at and Ahalf
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER original lots
and square Ss9 LIST and streets lets, southwest
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER lot s. in square
south of square 744 situated Canal street. near
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER sub lots 2s and
in square situated near the corner Of LIST and
As it is the desire and intention of trustees to sell
al the nnmproyed real estate of the bank, reason
Terms Of sale onethrd cash. balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed of trust property
annually or ali cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit commensurate with the value of the lots
sold Will be required from each purchaser the time
ten days. the right to resell at the
risk and Of the defauting purchasers For fur
&C THos E WAGG2MXS, Austloneer r.~e
ap28-d&ds el7 street.
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BAILEY. Monday, May 4th 1885 at 9 O'Clock a
m, JOHN f., son OF James r. and MIRANDA o. Bailey,
aged i've years
wanna avenue outheast, Wedne sday, May 9Th at a.
IN. Relatives and friends invited.
GoNNELI4 On Tuesday, May 5, 1855, Mrs. Ell
CONNE.LL, nee LANE
Funeral Will take place from her late residence Na
HOS street northwest, Wednesday MAY EN- -
four p. m.
HUBBARD. On Tuesday, May 8, 1856, at LOO
O'Clock a. NJ after n brief illness, MARY HCBBARl,
i'm the seventeen year of her age
Funeral nom the residence OF Mrs Ready No. 81 q
ST. n e. Wednesday, May d. lSs5, 1t $50 o'clusk
p. m
baltimore papers please copy.1
RAINEY. On Monday, May 4th, 1856. n 3.lS A.
m, BESSIE. second child of francis H and Fannie
L. Rainey, aged two years and ghf months
Funeral services NJ 6Oe street northwest weA+
nesday the 6th al p. IN. Relatives and friends
invited to attend.
SWIFT. Monday, May Ath, 1855, aftsr . hong ~
ness SARAH SWIFT.
Funeral from her late residence, connectscus ave-
nue. at $50 o'clock May 9th.
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HoccaAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER At THE
Rss1s q nS Sf ~ S Bio sis IA
014 street. three doors west Of the Patent ONCE Inn
mediately adjoining National Rifles Akmofy, than q
any oihs, ss.sSlshmsn. e ne sisy ySn Wish g
nish c9iors tdIy OF in Oh ETC., ssnd yous s1drs4 g
sslS II tSs dspsrnens x.k s. Sc. . ycs 81 rssIn
mail reaching You 10 few houy time ~ letter-car-
rief M. pricsist gyes The price e naifpnt PINT
Sfo tarpentine dryer, yarnish and other liquid sols
pound. Owe ten, twenty i've and one bundled pound
misceleneous article The prices ssdsd aocord.
lowest prices; small buyers pay alighty higher rate
MY prices are fixed An buyers buying TIE same guam
ty pay the same price The inexperienced buyer gets
the same price the oldest PALMER " - buys ths
Amer examining my rrscelist end ysuf erders "
messenger telephone, o. BY mall and they win -
Hued promptly, and ths bn g -. price lit colsctsd
The other departments Of my budnsm have grown
TO Satisfactory proportions now give my Re61nl -
tention to ths faint Departnsnf an1 sxpee b hayn9
fGN apply Of drst1aa9 eoods, eeiing them 6 IN
prices - Saking prompe 6siIvsgsss o ssosfs %
Dealer IN Bu00t1g enppRe9
Eet3m eos. 010 o12 end Ga q olroo
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FINE OF $50 FOR THROWING MoLASsEs
on MANA young man called "Maruuis"
Greer was In the Police Court to-day, changed
with assaultng Mr.. Morris Young the shoe
dealer at 1924 NJ street Prosecuting Attorney
Thomas stated that the assault was an arsrs.
waited one, and that about $500 worth of gods
were spoiled. Mr.. Young testified that the de-
PENDANT, with another man, who carried n
bucket OF moasses in his hand, came along and
stopped I'm front OF his store, letting the midas
ses drip on the sidewalk. He requested them TO
move OF, whtrh they refused to do, and be
pushed one of them, when Greer threw the mo
lasses over witness. cover ng both his wife aud
himself, and spelling quantity OF shoes. The
court imposed a fine of SD or two months 10
jail.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Carrie Holmes
arrived light this morning from New York
NoTEs.-A large number OF pleasure leafs
were on the river Sunday and yesterday,-
Tenement houses on " Hungry Hill" have teen
recently condemned. This quarter Of the town
Is densely populated with colored people. There
are many more fields here for the inslpcciof ~
buildings and the health officers IL they via
look around.
TEMPERATURE AND Cor DITloN OF W ATEH AT
sA.M-tireat Fails, temperature, 50: condition,
80: receiving reservoir, temperature. to: condt-
ton at north connection. SO: south connect fuiI
&c. acknowledgements, ten perature 3D. sosldi-
ton at inhuent gate house, 81; efrueslt ss.lte
house, 80. Low tide ia tle river to-day at
p. Ia. High tide at 10 pm.
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MAR RIED.

BALDERSTON-CONNELLE On April % 1Ss5
at the residence OF the brides sister, Mrs LILA @T-
gler, York >fennsyivanla CLAYTON y. BALDI.l AZ
SION, of Cecil county. Maryland. TO MISS CATHt3-
Rim A. CoNNELlEk, Of The former place. SO
cards
CoPELAND-PETTIT April 30th, 1855. al the
Church of the Incarnation, GUILD A. COPELAND
and AMELIA L. PETIT. Nc cards.
MACE-MOORE. At Baltimore. Md, on February
2Sth 1884 by the Rev. T. H. . Tr.ssel, pastor 81
Peters T. L. Church, GEORGE W. MACE aud NJ -
SARAH j. MUtlRE
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400 d
THOS F. WAGGAMAN, Auct. -
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN
L AND N STREETS, AND ON K. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTH
WEST
BY virtue Of decree passed April 2sth. 1885. s.A
In cause entitled Roth V. Roth ct al, equity No
trict of Columbia the undersigned will offer sale at
public auction, i'll front of the premises on THURS
DAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, 1885, at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ lot No. 5, in Davidsons recorded sub
division of original lots in square No. BAL, improved
by twOstOry brick dwelling. No. 1l1O 10Th street
northwest: and at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ on the same day, part of original lot numbered g.
In square numbered 5l5 beginning for the at a
point on street seventeen feet from the southwest
corner of the said lot and running thence with the
line of said street seventeen feet east thence north at
right with the said street nnetysix eleven
Inches t9611); thence east four feet; thence north
fifty feet to thirty feet wide alley; thence west
twenty one feet: thence south one hundred forty
six feet eleven inches I46.1l to the place Of begin
ming, and improved by fourstory brick dwelling and
restaurant, No. 4I9 h street northwest.
Terms OF sale: Opethird of the purchase money In
cash and the residue in three equal lstallmens at six
twelve and eighteen months after the day Of sale re-
specvely with interest to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser and q reserved lien the property
sold, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser loo
deposit on each piece Of the property the time of
sale The trustees reserve the right resell at the
risk and cost of the deaultng purchaser after three
days notice in The Evening Star newspaper in the
event of his failing to comply with the terms of sale
cost. JOHN F. HANNA. Trustee.
Webster Law Building, 800 St NV
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
my2-d&dS No, ass Louisiana avo
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HE PLEADS NOT GUILTY" To THE CHARGE OF
NUMBERING FANNIE LILLIAN MADISON.
RICHMOND, VA, May 5.-The trial of Thomas
Judson Cluverius, charged with the murder of
Fannie Lillian Madison, was begun this morn
ing In this city. 4 large crowd had gathered in
and about the courtroom.
Cluverius pleaded mot guilty." The first
venire of twenty-four men were then exam
ined. but only one juryman was obtained
Judge Atkins thereupon ordered the sheriff 10
summon tales of one hundred 10 report at 5 D.
M, to which hour the court took q recess.
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JOHN SELDEN
LEIGH ROBINSON. }Irusteea
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts. ap7-tn&thSdbs

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPI-
TOL STREET, BETWEEN ID AND F. STREETS
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of 80
the District Of Columbia passed the 9Th day ofx&
December, 1888, (and amended on the 9Th day o.
December, 1888, In Equity cause No S.664 Doc. 81
wherein the National Union Insurance Company is
Plaintiff and John g. Tyler and others defendants,
shall sell to the highest bidder in front of the premt
on THURSDAY, THIRTIETH DAY OF APRIL.
1885, Lots Nos six 6l seven ca, eight 49,, nine CO.,
ten Q0) and eleven In the subdivision OF Lot No
one Il J, In Square No. six hundred and thirty $780,
according to the metes and bounds, covenants ard
conditions set forth and described In the deed par
ttion dated December IS 1871. entered into between
Andrew wylie and May c., his wife, and Margaret
Helzel and recorded with the plat of subdivision
nexed IN Liner - folio -, one of the land
bin. Also, all that part OF said lot a., in said
square No $50 at the northeast thereof front
ing North Capitol street thirty five 1851 feet and
ten 1Q1 inches by depth Of one hundred and twenty
{l2O) feet
Terms Of saie as prescribed by the decree One
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance
In nine t0l and eighteen t1S months from the date of
SALE For the deferred payments the purchaser
chAsefs shall give their notes drawing six 80
on the property purchased. deposit of fifty {SsO)
dollars on each lot must be made when the property
h knocked down. All conveyAncing be at the cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers
JOHN G. HEA1D, Trustee,
" COL ST NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta aplS-d&dbs
H THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF NAY lSsSS
n IA h0Y aydfAl II A N
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baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 5.-Virginia SKIES con-
soldated As pastdue coupons 50ls new ten-forties.
"a: new threes. 5Os4 bid to-day.
ane iC Ias. MPy
Lower and dull @ SMe s aSs Ary active south
sps Aay Ss SaisF
sss'ss.s sp sss My Jsas
and dull-souihern; 42a1s; western white; Haas;
and Maryland. 81 .OOa22OO. Provisions quiet and
sees
to Liverpool per steame dullcotton 4d: dour u.s.
bushels corn, ssooo bushels ao
bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 6-10:15 . m.-The markets all
one q Comparative steadiness Wheat declined =
s4 june pork and S'1 June lard
CHICAGO, IL: May s:.wheat ruled easy early,
nnGer yeersy sna ssa June 5a
90Ss Corn steady.C.h and Ma, a.; lyme, 4e;s;
folk ~ 1 e. july o 1iso Mard ss.dy y
Appointments BY the President. e..
The President to-day appointed Stuart Tay.
lOf 10 DC 00V0t O1lCef Oh cUStOmo At san FRAN
cisco, and VIM. ID. II. Hunter to be collector Of
internal revenue for the sixth district Indiana
THE KNIGHTS OF sT. AuGUsTINE.-Knights
Of St. Augustine, commandery No. 2, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year; Commander. Ananies Hurbert; LIST
deputy, Robert Coates; I'd deputy, Isaac B.
Brown; recording scribe, Eugene R. Lewis;
financial scribe. Isaac Lapdic; assistant secre-
tary, James Manard; captain general. James
T. 10y; herald, W. J. Harris; warden, james
Gay; standard bearer, Chas johnson. Board OF
governors: Horace Dyer, Jno. r. Fletcher,
Alex. b. Thomas, Thomas Ennis, James f.
jackson, Gustavfus Flugor. a.
MR. JoHN ROACH had q long conference this
morning at the Navy department with Secre-
tary whitney with regard TO the Dolphin.
In THE SMITH Couxr OF INQUIRY to-day,
correspondence nom the Treasury department
was introduced giving reasons for not paying A
T. Brown Tor certain naval supplies delivered by
him on an enlargement Of his contract
Yesterday fatal collision occurred on the b.
& Q. RR ct Lewis Mia, Ohio. between q freight
train and an engine. VIM. Butterworth, engi-
neer, was killed, and John Baugh. brakeman,
had one arm torn OK
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
By virtue OF deed Of trust recorded In Liber 80
9Sl foos I'D ct seq Of the Land Records of the EM
District OF Coumbia the undersigned viii sell, k:8
upon the premises, No. 1903 street NV, st Five
T T 7, pay OF NAY lsso. The west part Of Lot
proved by brick dwelling, having mont 81 % feet
inches ON street between 10th and 20th streets.
Terms of sale one-third cash. and balance In one
and two years deferred payments to bear interest ut
SIX per cent per Annum aud to be secured the salts
faction Of Trustees deposit BY purchaser OF 1900
will be required at the sale, Conyeyancinr. Ac! a
cost Of purchaser.
w. B. WEIR 1..
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE, AT PUB
Lie SALE, IN GEORGETOWN, u. C.
On FRIDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF May at -
the hour of SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, will offer at Il;
public sale parts of Lots No 20 and 81 fronting :3
22 feet on Bridge street and running back 40
inches, with The twostory Frame House containing
eleven rooms being the premises formerly occupied
by the late Richard Walker. This property is TO be
sold for partition between the heirs Terms SALE =
r. p. JACKSON,
Attorney for the Heirs.
my2-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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1NnoMAs J. FISHER & Co, Real Estate Aucts.

N1OMaS - FISHER d CO., Real Estate AuctS
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE HAN DSONIE RESI-
DENCE, No. 1423 X STREET NORTHWEST
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of cae*
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 9th day IL
OF January. A. d., 1884 and supplemental xy,. 81
order entered Oh the oath day of September, y. D.
1854, In equity cause No. 4944, wherein the United
Smoot, ct al. are defendants. the undersigned
trustee named in said decree, will offer for sale at
public auction, in front of the premises On TUES
DAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1885
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain piece
or parcel Ofreal estate situate in the city of Wash
lngtun, ID. C., known and described lot number
twelve, 12) In kidwelTS subdivision of square num-
6ered two hundred and seventeen. (2l7l recorded
IN the ONCE OF the surveyor of the District of Column
bia, the said lot having frontage OF ~ feet on the
north side of street by depth of $50 feet together
with the improvements thereon consisting of hand
some and cOmmOdous three-story brownStone front
residence. with large back building, known as house
No. 1923 street northwest
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by said decree One
the residue in three equal installmens six 81 and
twelve tl2) and eighteen (lS) months from day of
sale with interest at six 90 cent the deferred
ments to he secured by the promiSsory the
purchaser. made in favor of the trustee, and lien
served upon the premises sold, or ali the purchase
money may be paid in cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser No deed will be given until all the purchase
the acceptance of the bid and if terms or sale are
not complied with within ten days from day Of sale
the property be resold at the risk cost the
defaultng purchaser All conveyancng at purchaser
cost. RANDOLPH COYLE Trustee
ap21-d&ds Office of the US. Attorney, City Hail.
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New YORK, May 5.-The United States gov
eminent began the trial of the suit TO forfeit
the steamer City of Mexico. which carried arms
and ammunition b Colombian insurgents be-
fore Judge Brown in the United States District
Court this morning. The vessel Is held by the
federal authorities.
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HENRY E DAVIS, Trustee,
400 Louisiana avenue.
DJINCANS0N BROS. AucfS. aD2S-e0&ds
THANCERY SALE OF FINE THREE STORY
~ AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO.
1928 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District ofCOlumbia holding special term IN
in Equity Court, passed in cause Hubbard against 21
Grossmann, No 92.4, Doc. "a. l will sell at public ac~
ton, in front Of the premises, on the TWENTY:
SIX DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1855. AT HALL PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. all that certain piece parcel OF
land and premises known and described the ground
plat plan of the city of Washington District of Co
iumbia, and being lot numbered ty-four {54) Of
ThomasSunderland's subdivision of square numbered
hundred and fifteen 1l5), recorded in the Of
flee OF the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia in Ii
Der ten lO), Folio hftythree t53), together with all
the improvements &c, thereon consisting of fine,
we'll built threestory and basement Brick Dwelling,
with modern nvenences. The said property being
sold subjecto deed of trust on which there is about
1.IOO unpaid
Terms: One.thrd t1s cash. balance In equal install
ments in one and two years, the notes of the pur-
chaser with interest at six cent per to be
given for the deferred payments said notes to be
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. deposit
of TO be made at the time the property Is knocked
down. Terms of sale TO be complied with in ten days
All nveyancing al the cost of the purchaser. go. .
CHARLES JAMES BELL, Trustee,
1437 Pennsylvania ave,
Washington D. c.
DJ-NCANSON PROS ap:{t de
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THE MARION arrived at Port Said, Egypt, to-
day on her way 10 China

THE FOLLOWING CHANGES I'm the stations
and duties OF officers OF the medical DEPART
ment, L. :. A. are ordered: Major jos. H. fsiIi
surgeon, will be relieved from duty in the de-
son 10 Lieut. Col. joe. Il. Brown. surgeon. Dfpsi-
dent OF the army medical examining board.
New YORK city, for duty as a member OF tgtat
board. The following named medical Officers
Will be relieved from duty in the department. 81
the east, and will report In person to the com,
site their respective names for assignment TO
duty: CapA VIM. q. Spencer, assistant surgeon,
department OF Dakota Capt. Louis BrecheuIin.
assistant surgeon. department OF tie Plalte:
capt W m. Is. Davis, assistant surgeon, will be
reiieved rom duty In the department OF
Dakota, ana will report in person to the colis-
manding general department Of the east for AZ
sigument 10 duty.