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TTNHOMxAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON, D. C.

Under and bv virtue of the proyisons Of the last -
viii ana testament Of Thomas Weaver, .ass OF Isl
probate .n.ii a. 1854. and recorded n win boos
offer, at public auction the tellswpg proIsaty herein
n afsep described % fRtR } xAI TWIN So
q, In G. H. Niitbugsr's subdivision OF square Az
Lot 23 has front OF rs feet by depth of l55, and
Lots p. 20 apd "a have each front of 20 feet by
depth of 90 feet
And ut FIVErrHIRTY O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
Lots 81 and g. In Fswes subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant, containing 7dS square feet each. Lot 81 is i'm
proved by comfortable Brick Dwelling.
Terms of Sale On each property sold onethird cash
and the residue in two equal payments at and Two
years with interest at six per cent per annun until
paid and secured by deed of trust All convey ancDg
and recording at purchaser scos $50 deposit required
on each piece Of property at the time of sale
ROBERT ID. WEAVER,
my7-dts Executor.
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SrRINe AND SUMNER FAsuIoSs
AND PUBLICATIONS NOW READY.

7.
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and Children's wear. Price 20 cents; by mail 2b cts
Our Monthy Paper and 10 page Catalogue tree 10 ali
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CANQRY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
SIR1yFpI Pm! 5fAk fyfAIE o g 70 XoETH III, cAPI-

~ NH Hi d AN NS EsFR SAfI
By vfrtns Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF -,
the ptffuf Of Columbia. passed or the 9th day
b: :ns - sns .ns,asa en- N the ~ say Off,
wherein the Sstienal Cnleu insurance Company IS
p1siAtR and 1sAp B. Tyler ard others defendants
shan sell the highest biddss In mont OF the premi
o. TiuHspaY. THfkfiKff Da AZ OF s = t stsi
ten and eisve. In the snbsisision Of I Ie 40
enc Il In square No DIX hundres ana thirty ESQ.,
accsrdins TO The 4etes and bounds, covenants and
pnditons set forth and described in the deed IF par
ttisn dated Decenber rs ISL entered into between
Andrew Wylie apd May c., his wife, and Margaret
nel.s and recorded with the plat of subdivision
nexee ID liber -. folio - one OF the lana
cords Of Ws.hinsssn county In the District OF Column
square o. $50 at the noIthsat corner tGereof front
ing en- North Capitol street thirtyhve 60 feet and
(12Ol feet
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree. One
thlTd OF the purchase money la cash. and the balance
In nine (e( and eighteen u.s. months nom the date of
sie FOR the deferred payments the purchaser pur
chasers shall give their notes drawing six Sl
interest per annin sccurel by deed deeds OF
on the property purchased. 4 deposit OF fly 500
dollars on each lot must be made when the property
IS Knocked down. All conveyancug 10 be at the
of the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN I. HEALD, Trustee.
Sol F St. NV
Ar,ltc - a g
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAt- ESTATE, BEING NO. 1927 VERMONT
AVENUE, BETWEEN X AND L STREETS
NORTHWEST
by virtue OF deed of trust dated the LIST day of 80
November, a. % and duly recorded In Llher AZ
NO 92 folio il et seq. OF the land records H.
OF the District OF tolumba, and by direction
party thereby secured, and further, by Of
order Of the supreme Court of District o. Column
ha. passed IN the cause of Davis al Murdoch
al No SLID equity. the undersigned, ns Trustees, will
1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK i NJ, in front of the pre-
tam piece parcel of ground known described rs
lot numbered twenty-eignt t2sl, of Evans subdvi-
sion OF lots numbered fourteen I'D fifteen l5l six
teen ib seventeen 40 and eighteen tlS), Of KID
wells subdivision of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen CID, with the i'm provements thereon
Terms OF saie One.third cash, the balance in one
and Two years, with interest at six per
num- to be secured by deed Of upon The property
Sod or all cash al option of purchaser ConVes anCiu
&c at cost OF the purchaser deposit OF two hun
dre'i ana my doars Will be required AT time of
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within seven days
from day of SALE otherwise Trustees the right
To sell at the risk and the defuthg purchaser
FRANCIS II. SM ITH, ! -,-,,..o.
ap2O-eo&ds NATH'I- WILSON, trustees
RF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, THIR
TENTH DAY OF MAY, a ID. 1855. same hour and
place. FRANCIS II. SMITH, 60
nlyI-eoSds NATHL WILSON, iiustees-
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TNHOS. e. WAGGAMAN Real Estate AuctioIeer
FINE BRICK MANsIQN, No $40 FIRST STREET
Full GROUNDS.
will offer at public auction In front of the ssst
premises on TUESDAY, MAY TWELFTH, at -
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots SO to AZ inclusive Ssls
square CSC, improved IS above described.
Tersm Day OF sale
my7-d&ds THOMAS E WAGGAMAN Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

| HiO-h<Ao DOW LING, AuCt1oneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No 2O22 H STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree, passed by the Supreme ~
Court OF the District of Columbia. in Equity ISL
canse SOS will sell at pubic auction in from. L.
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, MAY TMTN-
T1hIH, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the east one half of
Lot tlnrteen In Square one hundred and two. having
front OF Zo5 feet Oh street northwest and depth
20..2 street.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash, ohethl1d In six months and onethird In twelve
months deferred payments secured by deed of trust
on the property and draw ing interest at six per
or al cash at option Of purchaser Ccnveyancins at
purchasers cost, and 300 deposit by purchaser on
day OF sale ANDREW A. LIiSCOafB, Trustee,
nlNSNuNtS .Sll Iln northwest
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A s. CAIWOOD. Real Estate Broker
~ s. E. Corner 9th and K SITS. u. W

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON d
STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS MORT Il WEST, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY THIRT ZENITH at as
SIX O'CLOCK p. u, we shall sell, in 'front.' of the
premises. Lot No. f. In square having As feete
alley.
Terms Of sale: Onehalf cash. balance six and
twelve months; notes bearing interest from day of
sale. and secured by deed of property sold.
All ctnvsyancing at cost of purchaser. 800 down
mys-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
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WOOD AND COAL

THE CELLULOID TRUSS.
Il That never breaks, never wears out u2Vuyn
clean, and can be worn while bathing
- nor sale ~ CHAS. FIsHER,R
62S 9TH street northw012
Mrs. FISHER asvotes her attention 70 The wsnfSa
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5Ul L st. u.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS aplS-dt
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

aT- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1850,
same hour and place. JOHN c. HEALD,
alyIIpO.fihS
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

By virtue of q writ of attachment No 25 99- at
law issued out of the Clerks Office OF the supreme
Court of the District of Columbia and to me directed
Will cell public SALE for cash auction house
Of Thomas bowling, Pennsylvania avenue. corner
18th street northwest, by order Of the Court. on
THURSDAY. the FOURTEENTH BAY OF NAY
1883, n TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the right, title
lowngdescrlbed property. to wit: Grocery Stock con-
ssting of Coffee Mill, Platform Scale, Demi onns
Wagon Grease, Gobets Lamps aud Cnimneys
Matches Backing, Tubs Baking Powder. Soap.
Combs, Brushes, Crockery. Pickles Cups and SaueGrs
Rope. Qseensware, Glassware. Show case lot IT
Cigars and Tobacco. lot of Standard Lamp Burners,
Casks and contents Tea in chests, Maccstron Liquors
Canned Peaches, Msasses &C., levied upon as The
property of John Weaver, in favor OF White, fentz
d Co. CLAYTON MCMTCHA Ell. L. X Marshal
TIONA hDWT I'M, aucrjonaar =
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rHANCkRY SALE OF FINE THREE STORY
~ AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No
1928 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST

1928 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of r-es
the District ofColumbia holding special term fi..s
in Equity Court, passed in cause Hubbard against
Grossnann No s2:4, Doc. -. will sell at publc tue
ton, in front Of the premises, the TWENTY
SIX DAY OF NAY, a. ID. 1855, AT HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM all that certain piece or parcel of
land and premises known and described ground
plat plan of the city of Washington District Co.
lnmba, ~ and being lot numbered ti6y-our j5i). OF
ThomasSunderland subdivision of square numbered
one hundred and fifteen ll5l, as recorded in the OF
flee of the surveyor OF the District of Columbia IL
Der ten tl0), Folio ffy-three $50, together with all
the improvements &c, thereon consisting of a fine
well built three-Story and basement Brick Dwelling
with modern nyeneRces. Tie said property being
sold subject 10 deed of trust which there is about
S140O unpaid.
Term: Onethird tls) cash. balance in equal install
ments, In one and two years, the notes OF the pur
chaser with interest at six per per be
given for the deferred payments said be
cured by deed of trust the property sold deposit
of $3.50 to be made al the time the property is knocked
down. Terms OF sale TO be complied wi; n in DAYS
All conveyancing nj the cost of the purchaser.
CHARLES JAM rs BELL. Trustee.
1431 Pennsylvania ave-
Washington, ID. G.
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hASP y s1'ksEfss AND ok 4. FEW kkTT@@kkkES S
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~ HOS 18Th street northwest.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

For ether Auction. Sec sth Paxe.
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never forgot for an instant the death at nv feet
nor the utter danger of the slightest motion,
only know that the unspeakable horror of that
first period has come to me in waking dreams
many ana many day since; that have long
nights OF that deadly fear that to think of the
past II TO stand again on that narrow fOothold.
ana TO look around on the earth is often TO cry
our VIII 10Y mat IL widens away from my feet.h
Inc Ola man paused long. CHANGING sideWise
at JACK, L saw that his face was paIlid / NV
self had shujdered and grown cold-so strongly
ence that Petherick described.
suddenly, said the old man, "these words
flashed TO my brain: Are not two sparrows
sold for farIhing? And one of them shall not
fail on the ground without your Father Fear
not, therefore; We are OF more value than many
sparrows.' My faculties SO strained seemed n
hear the words. Indeed, often vet / think
that did truly hear voice utter them very
indeed, but L became calm, resourceful cana
pie, ana feeling unaccountably aided. Careful
not TO look down opened my eyes and gazed
iar away over the bright sea. The rippled
pillows told that a light outward breeze had
sprung up. Slowly. and somewhat more dis.
tant, the two brigs moved toward the horizon.
Turning my head 1 could trace the narrow
stone OF my footing to where my rope dangled
perhaps three hundred yards distant,
clin face and instantly 1 resolved and as
instantly proceeded to work toward IL. No
Time renamed for hesitation. Night was rom,
ing on. reasoned that my comrades thouoht
me killed. They had probably gone to vfau
the new condition OF the precipice from lower
station, and on their return would haul nm md
carry OF the rope. I made a move toward ~
Try to think OF that journeyr' -"
/ nodded to him silently
"Shuniing sidewise very carefully. had M,
mace nVe yards before knew that couId no,
continue to look out over that abyss without
glanclng down, and that / could not pisncs
down without losing my senses. You have ~
| oricK line 10 Keep eyes on you walk alony IN
| factory WALL do you think Won conid .S e.t
along IT erect, looking down as you would hs ~
TO? Yet II Is only one hundred feet high. Ima1
trying TO move sidewise-incapable Of cios,n
your eyes, forced to look down, from end y
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New Haven.

Mrs. 5. b. NJ. Cowles is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mr.. l.. Saxton Doud is experimenting
the loading of cars to some extent at the
railroad station.
Mr.. J.. o. Chaplin was thrown from a
load of hay, few days since, and severe
ly injured, but it is hoped will speedily
recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Rice of Bridport
were in town last Monday visiting
friends. They We're on their way home
from attending the funeral of the only
child of Dr.. Charles j. Russell of Hines
burgh, who died after brief illness with
pneumonia on Tuesday, March 81,
The company who gave the dramatic
entertainment at the town hall, April |.
were invited by Miss Minnie Z. Doud to
meet socially on Friday evening, April 3.
and were handsomely entertained at her
fathers residence. On Wednesday even
ing last they were invited by Miss Lottie
Bottum to meet at her home, where a
most pleasant evening was enjoyed. The
company have had numerous requests to
repeat the entertainment and may do so
next month.
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Horse Breeders Meeting.

The following call, signed by II. r..
Cults, c. II. Blodgett, Herbert Brainerd,
f. +. Brownell, w. A. Weed Joseph
Battell, John y. Baxter and II. G. Brig
ham, the committee of arrangements. is
published "A meeting of horse breeders
of Vermont is called at the Van Ness
House, Burlington, April 10, at 3 o'clock
p. M, in view Of organizing Vermont
Horse Breeders association. 1t is be-
lieved that such an organization, intelli-
gently managed, would eventually result
in winning back our once enyied reputa-
ton for breeding the best gentleman's
drivers and trotters in the union. 1t is
very important, therefore, for all breed
ers of fine horses to be present, as lat the
meeting there will be presented a consti-
tuition and bylaws, by which it will be
governed as adopted The Vermont
Central railroad has kindly offered to aid
the enterprise by giving free return
checks to those paying full fare one way
to attend.
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The April Magazines.

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Hon. George II. Bigelow of Burling.
ton. who has been in feeble health foI
some months, is reported to be improY-
ing.
States Attorney Hawkins has bought
a house at Ferrisburgh Hollow, and it is
understood that he will soon remove
thither from Starksboro.
The death of Lansing Mills, widely
know from his long connection with the
Central Vermont railroad, took place al
his residence in East Midway, Mass.
Monday evening from paralysis of the
heart. lie was a native of Lansingburgh
n. Y.
Lieut-Gov. Ormsbee is to deliver the
Memorial-day address at Royalton.
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RAILWAY postal clerks who do their
duty ought to be happy. Postmaster
General Villas has issued the following
notice:
Railway postal clerks who have be-
come efficient and valuable men, against
whom no lust complaint of neglect, in
attention or want of fidelity, honesty or
efficiency can be brought, and who have
not turned their attention to political
labors during their service, need have no
fear of being disturbed so long as they
continue to render meritorous and faith
full service.
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ShOTehAIn.

Many changes have taken place this
spring. Mr.. Frank Terrill has leased
Mrs. A. W. Clark's farm for five wears.
Mrs. Clark has gone West to visit her
daughter. Mr.. Pa"menter and his family
are to leave Cream Hill next Monday for
a home in Michigan which las been Civ
en- to him by his wife's parents. He is Il
good, honorable man and kind neighbor.
We wish them prosperity in their new
home.
Our York State friends have taken an
immense quantity of hay across the lake
and only left of coming last Friday in
consequence of the lake not being safe.
The short crop of hay has compelled them
70 appropriate our surplus Of all grades.
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2G lbs, oz 3G7. Romulus No. 396. sire
Rip Van Wrinkle, los, "a lbs on, 367
Cook 81 Brown. Richville-No. l0S
bred by l. G. Remcle, sire NJ r Atwood's
No 20, 105, y lbs, 10 on, 3G1.
RAMS TWO YEARS OLD.
Ii S Brookns, East Shoreham-No
BIZ, sire Rip Van Wrinkle, III, 30 lbs !
OF.
+ n -Wooloomooloo No. 4G6
sire Rip Van Wrinkle, %, "a lbs | OF, 1862
Parametta No. $50, sire Gladstone, 10
20 lbs 10 OF, 362. No. 4G9, sire Rip Van
Wrinkle, 50, % lbs | on, 365. No. 479,
sire Wall Street, l0l, % lbs II OF, 365.
No. 1862, sire Rip Van Wrinkle, l02, II lbs
OF, 800. No. 47S. sire Wall Street
IS l-2, "A lbs 4 ozs. 1862.
EWES THREE YEARS OLD.
E N Bissell-No 425, sire Rip Van
Wrinkle, 92, II lbs OF, 1863. No. 40S
sire Banker, SO, 20 lbs, 36S. No. 42l, sire
Rip Van Wrinkle, 70, 10 lbs 10 OF, 1854
No. Ala sire Banker, SO IL. 10 lbs IL or
364. No. 429, sire Rip Van ,Winkle.S0 IL
Is lbs IA OF, 1868. No. 40, sire Banker
70, Il lbs, 3 on, 36l. No. 4l5, sire Bank
er, IS l-2, l6 lbs IA OF, 361.
EWES TWO YEARS OLD.
Z n Bissell-No, 443, sire Rip Van
Wrinkle, 70, 10 lbs, 10 ozs, 361. No. 459,
sire Gladstone, sc, Is lbs. II ozs. 36l.
No 457, sire Hercules. 81, u lbs, II ozs,
3Gl. No. Az. sire Rip Van Wrinkle, 50,
20 lbs, 6 ozs, 3G4. No. 40. sire Rip Van
Wrinkle, 70, Is lbs, 4 ozs, 3Gl. No. 400,
sire Farnham's Banker. II, IS lbs, 1852.
No. AS, sire Rip Van Wrinkle, 80 IL, II
lbs, . ozs. 36l. No. 40, sire Rip Van
Wrinkle, 81, l. lbs. 1 ozs. 36l. No. 440,
sire Rip Van Wrinkle. &c, 10 lbs, 3Gl. No.
400, sire Rip Van Wrinkle. 81. Is lbs. IL
ozs, 46l. No. i39. sire Rip Van Wrinkle
-. Il lbs, / ozs. 36l. No. 1876. sire Rip
Van Wrinkle, 7G, IL lbs, . ozs. 36l. No.
10. sire Wall Street, 50. 10 lbs, . ozs,
3Gl. No. 1876, sire Wall Street, 80, II lbs,
II ozs, 3Gi. No. i54. sire Banker, IS.
lG lbs, Il ozs, 1854. No. IA, sire Rip
Van Wrinkle. 81. 20 lbs, 3 ozs. 1854, No,
HG. sire Rip Van Wrinkle, 6G, lG lbs. 1854.
No. l37, sire Rip Van Wrinkle. a. 20 lbs
ozs. 3Gl. No. AL. sire Rip Van Win
kle, 81, Ii lbs, II oZs. 3bl. No. 452. sire
Banker. &c. II lbs. II ozs, 36t. No. 43S
sire Rip Van Wrinkle, IS. II lbs. 3 ozs
3Gi. No. ll2, sire Rip Van Wrinkle. a.
ID lbs. 3G4. No. 1873. sire Banker, II, IL
lbs. IL ozs, 3Gi.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-04-10

LEGISLATION seems to be resOrted to
nowadays as a means OF remedying every
sort of evil A bill has ben passed by
the Nevada assembly imposing a fine of
$50 on any person who treats another in
saloon. The bill does not prevent any
number OF persons from going into a
saloon and drinking together, but requires
that each man shall pay for his own
drink