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THos. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

oAAScnK6 SAtE 9F XA5T ph6FERR
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of msA
the F District Of C0lqmbs entered on The 18TH day
Wherein wa assS g ser s4nlty eauss
Mary = Fowler ct al, are defendants, the under
igafa named M L. said osSsSFs viii
TENTH, 1856. sell at public auction in front of the
square numbered one hundred and one ti0i}, begin.
ming at point in the line Of the Southwest side Of
northeast corner OF said Lot. and running west
with the south side Of north street nineteen s feet
three toJ inches TO the northwest of the Lot:
thence due south with the dividing line OF
d s anf e hlne 2
to public alley thence east with the said alley
of the alley point nom which line run due north
would intersec the line of street at the begin
niny, the same being improved by frame House 10
2oiO street northwest
FoUk win sell part Ar Of n dt nnba4sd
beginning on the line north ora street
at the beast corner of said and running thence
public alley thea with the line Of s said alley sentsw s0
north would intersec line Of north street twess
l2O feet nine inches from the beginning thence due
east east with the line Of north / street twenty
being by hrd
scvenysix 6 beginning for the same eat al the somth
Va 'os enIty NoOl ana running north
10Th street west; thence west twenlysis T S3e1
rect; thence north two roy feet nine 90 inches;
thence west tweny-sx (26) feet nine co. nches thence
north nine I'D feet; thence west eleven l1) feet:
thence south fifteen feet thence twenty COZ
Feet thence south nineteen 90 feet three 81 inches;
thence east ortyhree (4 feet nine 90 inches to the
point OF beginning. improved by frame house. No.
IOO6 10th street northwest.
And on THE SAM DAY at HAIF-PAST FIVE,
HSL3Ck e NJ VIII sell part Of Lot nine O in square
a point sixteen 49, feet nine 90 inches from
the southeast corner OF said lot numbered
nine CD. thence west nnety-seven (97) feet two and
one-haf (Ii2) inches thence north sixteen 6) feet
nine 90 inches thence east nnetyseven (971 feet two
and one-laf (2) inches, to 22d street. thence with
I'D street south sixteen 6) feet nine (9 inches to
the point OF beginning improved by q frame house,
And ON TUESDAY, MAY ELEVENTH. 1855 Mt
FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ, will sell ali OF lot SIX (6) in
O0I.l '' W.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
OF me purchase money To be paid In cash. and the bal
ance payable III ole and two years from day of sale,
with interest the deferred pay to be secured to
the trustees by good and sufficient deed of trust upon
the property so sold, all csh at the option of the
purchaser or purchasers. deposit of SIUO will be
required on tile day of sale each piece OF property
complied with within ten days property may be
seid at FISK aud cost of defuting purchaser or pur-
chilsefs All conveyancing at purchasers cost
HENRY II. ELLIOTT,
AUG 9th street northwest,
ANSON S. TAYLOR trustees.
LII street northwest.
ap26-d&ds THOs. J. FISHER & CO.. Aucts
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CORNELL On Tuesday. April 27th. 1888 NELLIE
WHITNEY, only daughter OF Charles N. and Eva p.
Cornell. aged fourteen years and seven mon.ha
street northeast Thursday. April xvth, ~ pm .
DEALE On the 9th OF April 1885, at $50 an,
EMELlNE r. DEALE, widow of the lass Wsn. q.
Deale Of Washington and daughter Of the late jams
B. Phillips
Funeral from the Mt Vernon ME church. Than
cay the 18TH q pm. Friends u the 0aniiy cordt-
ally invited,
.HANC0CK. On "Wednesday. 2sth April 1855.
MrA DBUCILLA HANCOCK, relict OF the late An
drew Hancock, In the sixty. ninth year Of her sgA
. Tue nep0s and aequAtntances ere invited % oste00
the funeral on Friday, 30th instant a. ocs0ck non
west -
oULn In baltimore, on 2Gsh April, leee. Ellie
OF the late Henry ouid.
pm, sises : inssrinS Linz. cARoifSEHxffLDx
Ss:..i Y% IS 7 ~: =: !::ls:ss s.: ~
ave NV. ~ 1880 q M. Thursday. the 18th tns6
VAN RIswicK- On Tueeday. April "a, 1ooo. .
Friends Of the 0mily ere invited 20 assead -
funeral Friday, Apru % ~ ten O'Clock An. fo0 bio
ls.s rsiSsns sc hSdS ssrsss ner;hws.t e.
O'clock a.m -
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Father Maguire's Funeral.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ST. ALoYSIUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GIBBONS AND MANY
PRIESTS PRESENT.

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ST. ALoYsIUs
Observation-Disclosures GIBBONS AND MANY
PRIESTS PRESENT.
The remains of Rev. Father Bernard Magure.
which were brought to this city from Philadel-
phia yesterday afternoon, lay in state in the
center aisle of st. Aloysius church last evening,
and were viewed by hundreds Of the old parish
toners of the deceased. The funeral services
began in St. Aloysius church a little after nine
o'clock this morning. The church was thronged
with people, and the service was impressive
and affecting There were about fifty priests pres.
ent, including the local clergy and many visitors.
Among the visiting clergymen, besides Arch
bishop Gibbons and Rev. Father Fulton, $. j.,
ince, were Father OConnor Of New
York, Fathers Villiger and Morgan
Of Philadelphia, and Father Bramburg OF
Woodstock college. Low mass was said by
Father Fulton and the ceremony for the dead
was performed by Archbishop Gibbons. Father
Fulton made brief and feeling address, refer
ring to the bIameless life OF the deceased. Many
of Father Maguire's old parishOners nd those
who knew him well. were touched to tears by
Father FultOn's words. At the conclusion Of
the service the casket, upon which rested a
cross of flowers was borne from tn, sacristy
down the center aisle to the hearse outside. As
in the spire was tolled. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. I. A. Rover, 1. Kirby, ID. Connell, Nor
Eis Murphy, J. +; Fullerton, A AZ, +: Copies; s
Joyce, J. Flemming, 1. Ferry, John Hurley,
John Ebert and John X. Kelly. The ushers
were MeSSrS. w. L.. SOlean, w. +. BrOSnan, w al
lace III. Morris and Geo. z. Dowell. The cortege
which did not leave the church for the burial
ground at Georgetown college until IL o'clock,
was very long.
The remains were met at Rock creek bridge
about III o'clock by about 100 students, mar
shaled by Father Cowarden and Messrs. McEl-
hone, Byrne. Bolan and Carey. The procession
then proceeded 10 the old burying ground, ad-
Joining the college, where a large number OF
persons had gathered. Rev. Father Doonan,
president OF Georgetown University, performed
the last sad rites at the grave.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
TO GUST CINCINNATI DEMOCRATS.
Program Of the Proceedings I'm the Ohio
senate Next Week.

Program Of the Proceedings in the Ohio
senate Next Week.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING SrAR
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 2S.-It has been
finally agreed that tho two reports OF The nom
partisan committee, appointed to investigate
the CINCINNATI election frauds, will be submit
ted tomorrow. No action will be taken, how
ever, as one day must elapse after the reports
have been submitted. for the purpose Of giving
time for conference. On Friday the general
assembly will take its tri-weekly adjournment,
and the knocking out Of four Cincinnati sena-
tors will not be undertaken until next week.
Ex-Governor Noyes, attorney for the republi.
cans, and Hon. John F. Follett, cc..:csel for the
democrats, put in an appearance Iuis morning
submitted a vote on the adoption of them viii
De taken, and the chair will rule that none of
the Hamilton county members will be allowed
an advisable one; that all q the present me emo.
bers are interested alike, and that the law does
not contemplate that those whose seats are In
affecting their own right to hold seats. Gen.
Noyes states that this rulingOwill stand, and
that when the vote has been announced, as 1t
will be by the president of the senate, the four
republicans will be sworn In. In the event that
the democrats refuse to vote, the chair will rule
that majority OF all members entitled to vote
being present the report Of the majority has
been adopted. In the event that the democrats
leave the chamber enough will be arrested to
By Associated Press
The Reports OF the Committee.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 2S.-The reports OF
the investigating committee in the Hamilton
county senatorial contests have leaked out.
The republican members review the
frauds in Hamilton county and
show that the returns from four precincts were
SO permeated by fraud as to be wholly worth
less, and recommends that under the first
proposition Of the agreement OF the committee
OF six, which provided that the committee
should throw out the whole vote in precincts
where there was evident fraud by the officers
of election, the entire vote OF these four pre-
cincts be thrown out, thus cutting down the
vote of the democratic candidates 1858, and
OF the republican candidates 179, electing all
the republican senatorial candidates.
The report of the democratic members claim
that there were both republican and democratic
frauds, and states that under the second propo-
sition, which provided that in precincts where
frauds were committed by others than the
officers of election the committee should
ascertain the extent Of such frauds
and eliminate them. Fraudulent votes returned
In four democratic precincts and IN nine repub-
lican precincts should be thrown out. Throw
Ing out these thirteen precincts, majority OF
about 900 is given for the democratic sitting
members. They find, therefore, that the demo
cratic members are entitled to the seats.
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WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers,
637 Louisiana Avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
IMPORTANT SALE OF

IMPORTANT SALE OF
MACHINERY, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS OF
THE WELLKNOwN AND COMPLETE MODEL
SHOP OF CHARLES PFANNE, No. 633 STREET
NORTHWEST, COMPRISING EVERYTHING Ne
CEssARY FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS.
WILL BE OFFERED AS AN ENTIRETY AT
AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES, ON SATURDAY,
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1856, AT TEN A. NJ, AND
IF NOT DISPOSED OF IN THAT MANNER WILL
BE SOLD IN DETAIL IN LOTS TO SUIT. ap24-6t
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FJNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN AND F
NORTHWEST,

By virtue of deed OF trust, dated November 80
12 1875 recorded I'm ber col, folio 343. OF the il
Land Records of the District of Columbia. and at l
public auction. in front fthe premises, ON MONDAY,
the sEyENTEENTH DAY OF NAY NEXT, ut
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm that part of original lot in
square beginning al the northwest corner of said
lot, 10th an running thence east 155 feet
10 inches; south Al feet inch 100 feet 10 inches
north Al feet ~ inch, to beginning, improved by
two small frame houses.
Terms of sale S2.O 600 in cash. balance at six and
twelve months from day Of sale, with In
option, deferred payments to be secured by deed Of
trust ON the property. deposit OF $500 will be re
Ing at purchasers cost. II terms are not compiled
at risk and OF purchaser after three days notice
RICHARD Il. MORSELl., Trustee.
ap16-w&s. I'm THO6 BOWLING. Auct
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
T. S. 4as. 1891, coupon, 1928 bid. 1925 asked o.
s 4is ls9l regis , l5as BID 1l2fs asked u
isered, 1865 bid 126A asked. d. c. per. imp. IS.
1891. coin. 115 bid 115!a asked. 20year fund, IS,
r. stock. 1O4A bid, 1867 asked. North Capitol and
Street r R., 46l7 bid. SO asked. Washington Gas.
National Metropolitan ms. SO bid. National Union
ms; 1Sss bid, 2Ola asked Ellington ms. l5s bid
lsla bid; Riggs Ins 90. Did. 8 asked: Masonic Hall
bid, % asked. Washington Brick Machine. 1l2 bid.
Bank Of Washington, 100 bid Farmers and Me
ond National Bank, lie bid, 100 asked Real Estate
Title Insurance, lO5 bid, LOT asked Penn. Tel. Co.,
Asa bid, 471a asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co..
7OEs bid, 7l5s asked. U. s. Electric Light SO asked
W. L. l., first mort bonds, S5 bid, % asked w. l. l.,
second mort. SIS bid.
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TI1HOS E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
and UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE On
Fl STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON,
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District of Columbia, passed In equity cause ii
No. 9,39S wherein Mary NJ. Pollard ct al. are. &:k
compainants and Martha A. Carroll ct al are defend
ants the undersigned. trustees will sell at public
auction in front of the premises the hereinafter de-
scribed real estate, to witt On WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1885,
All FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that part of Lot twelve
beginning tor the said Of lot at the northwest
co ner OF said lot, and thence running south the
line of Twentyrst (21s street twenty t24) feet,
ana thence running due east with that width to the
line of the public alley The said part of said lot being
improved by large brick dwelling house and back
And Immediately afeer the above sale. will sell
the other part OF said Lot twelve 2 in said square
one hundred and one GOD beginning for the same at
the southwest corner OF said lot twelve ll2) and
thence running north on the line fTwenty first ls
street twentyone CID feet and running thence due
east with that width TO the lines of the public alley
The said part OF lot being unimprOved.
Terms of sale Onethird cash. and the balance the
purchase money IN two equal instruments in one and
two years with interest from day of sale. for which
reserved on each piece OF property sold for the pur
chase money and interest No deed given until all
purchase money and interest be paid. All convey
anclng purchaser cost. deposit Of 500 each
piece OF property sold will be required when property
Is knocked down. Terms of sale must be complied
with within ten days from day OF sale.
CHARLES MAURICE SMIIHl
WILLIAM ]. MILLER, : Trustees
4SS Louisiana ave. NV,
apl6-dGds I. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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Honey for tho Labor Str0gg1e.
SECRETARY LAMAR's REPLY TO A REQUEST
FROM THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
The Secretary OF the Interior has received
the following letter. under date of April 26th,
signed r L. De Akers, chairman:
Local Assembly 4026, Knights Of Labor, at
Its last assembly appointed q committee, OF
which 1 am chairman, TO solicit general con-
trfbutfons TO sustain the wage earners in their
present struggle tor fair hours ana just re
Enumeration. The committee was also specially
Instructed TO request from each head OF depart
ment permission TO canvass the various offices
under his Jurisdiction. Believing you 10 be
friendly to the movement of organized labor,
the committee Is hopeful that the p omission
sought may be granted where your ~ .sdictton
osnns AN early reply Of your decision In the
by direction OF Secretary Lamar, Chief Clerk
Lockwood made the following response:
IN response 10 your communication OF the
Xoth instant, requesting permission 10 canvass
general contributions TO sustain the wage
workers In their present struggle for fair hours
ana just enumeration / am directed by
the Secretary to inform you that 10
grant such request would contravene the estab-
ltshed rules of this department prohibiting all
canvassing or soliciting. modification OF
the rule In this instance would undoubtedly be
followed by numerous requests from other de-
serving organizations for q like privilege
The business before this department il
great importance to all classes Of people,
and the attention of those to whom il Is COM
mitted should not be directed toward other OBJ
jects during office hours. No objection, how
ever, will be interposed TO allowing those
employees who may SO desire to leave q contri.
button with the officer OF the watch at the
main entrance, If he shall be authorized to re.
celve the same by your organization"
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Capitol Topics.

THE SPECIAL LABOR Committee OFF.
The special COMMITTEES Of the House of Repre-
sentatives charged with the duty of investi-
eating the labor strikes on the southwestern
railroads left this city for ST. Louis at 945 this
were in the party, which occupied o special
sleeping and dining room car OF the Pennsyl
vania Railroad company. They will probably
reach st. Louis by noon tomorrow.
THE sTEALY-wARDER INVESTIGATION.
Representatives Blanchard. Stone and Bayne
were to-day appointed subcommittee of the
House committee on civil service reform to
visit MIR. L N. HILL at his residence in this city,
and crossexamine him as TO his connection
with the alleged improper expenditure OF
money in procuring an appropriation for the
construction OF levees at Jacksonville, Indiana
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HNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

PARLoR SUITE .MIRRoks, WfNDow HANG ;
a TsRx ANTIQUE hS : Bo0K,GAsE AND SECRE-
AND HAIR MATTREssEs. FEATHER BEDS.
coPPER eookfsa nTRSSH sTHs, eodK sf6VE.
kITGHEN REQUIsITEs. &C, &c, BEING THE
STREET Ef NORTH krHN WEs ~ SErf NS i4o7
On MONDAY MORNING. THIRD OF MAY, 1856,
street, between 14lh and lotli streets northwest
VIII sell general assortment of household effects
a2s-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
TNRUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EiGMTI AND u N1STh his sTkEET sss sSUTM.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of e.sH
t9e District OF Columbia passed on the 26th day :
Docket No 25 pending In said court wherein Cha.
F. Cole and others are complalnants and Elmer NJ.
C3ls is defendant will Sell at public auction IN front
DAY OF MAY, 1855, AT HALF-PAST FIVE
O'Clock r. M. part Of square numbered nine hun
distant eighty six inches from the southwest
feet; thence west foot five inches: toence north
twenty eight feet six inches: thence east twenty
INCHES to south street. and thence west by ana with
said street, twenty feet six inches to the place of be-
house.
Terms sale. prescribed by the decree: onethrd
OF the purchase money shall be In cash and the bal
ance In equal instruments in one and two years re-
spectlvely, for which the promssory notes of the
chaser must be given to bear interest from of sale
erty sold, all cash. purchasers option deposit
OF 900 at time Of SALE All conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost 1t the terms of sale Complied
with in seven days from day of sale the Trustee
serves the right resell risk of defaulting
purchaser, after five days public notice Of such
sAML. ", MADDoX: Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts ap2S-dSds
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Surgeons I'm Session.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SURGICAL



The annual meeting of the American Surgi-
cal society began this morning in the reading
room of the Army Medical Museum, on 10th
street. DR.. Moses Gum, OF Chicago, the presi-
dent, occupied the chair and made al address
Of welcome. The following members were
present and others are expected: Christopher
Johnson, vice president, Baltimore; ]. r. weist,
secretary, Richmond, Ind; John II. Brinton,
treasurer, Philadelphia; j. Ewing Mesrs re-
corder, Philadelphia; $. n. Benham, Pittsburg,
Pa; ]. .. Billings, U. s. A.; Vim. I. Briggs,
2; S. Conner, Cincinnati; N. r. cambridge,
Cincinnati; Samuel w. Gross, Philadelphia; J..
G. Hutchinson, brooklyn; e. II. Mastin, Mo
bile, Ala; E; NJ. Moore, Rochester, N. Y; John
Z. Owens, Chicago; VIM. IL. Pancoast, Phila-
delphia; Roswell Park, Buffalo, N. Y; Charles
u. Parkes, Chicago; T. +. Prewitt, st. Louis;
David Prime, Jacksonville, ILL.,; n. Sem, Mil
waukee; Alan =. Smith, Baltimore; Stephen
Smith, New York city; l.. McLane Tiffany,
Baltimore, and A. Nanderveer, Albany, n. Y.
After the address an executive session was
held and then q recess was taken until two
o'clock. After recess paper was read by DIR.
Christopher Johnston, of Baltimore, on "Diag-
nostical Laparotomy," which was followed by q
discussion participated in by Drs. Vanderveer
Mears, MCGUIRE and Parkes.
The association will remain in session until
Saturday afternoon, holding each day morn
Ing and afternoon session. Tomorrow evening
the annual dinner will be given at Welcker's.
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day:
Consuls-R II. Jones, of New Mexico, at Chi.
huahua; Saml II. Keedy. of West Virginia, at
Rheims; E. ii. Bryan, Of California, at Lyons,
vice NJ J. Newmark, Withdrawn.
Passed assistant engineers-George w. Stivers
and VIM. w. HeatOn to be chief engineers:
Charles Edward Woodruff to be an assistant
engineer. Also, q number of army promo
lions.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

MIRRORS, HA1R-cLoTH PARLoR SUITE. Wall
NUT SECRETARY AND BOOKCASE MAR
BLE-TOP TABLES, OIL PAINTING BY EU-
GENE POOLE, WALNUT A nj OTHER
CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SETS AND
SEPARATE PIECES, WINDOW HANGINGS,
HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BOLSTEES. WALNUT DIN
1NG-ROOM FURNITURE. KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES NOT
NECESSARY To MENTION,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL THIRTIETH,
1885, at TEN O'CLOCK. at Residence No. 1112
New York avenue northwest, by direction of the
owner, shall sell general assortment Of Household
Effects ap27-dts
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TIlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY,

Z.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in 49,
Liber No. S07 folio 312 ct seq Of the land i;M
records for the District of Columbia, and the i:1
written request of the holder of the notes
DAY. the TENTH DAY OF NAY, 1856, at FOUR
O'CLOCK r. M, the following described real estate,
lumbia. and known as lot numbered twenty-five, of
the recorded survey of the late Wgfeld estate and
situated on the old Bridge Road.
Terms: third cash; balance in twelve and eigh
and to be secured by deed of trust the property
Sold or all cash. at option OF purchaser deposit of
at cost of purchaser Terms to be complied with in
five days, otherwise Trustee reserves the right
sell the property at risk and of defaultng pur-
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in the District of Columbia
ap26-dts EDWARD MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
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Large Real Estate Sales.

The following sales have just been made by
Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown: Lots 4, 8, 6, z and
8, in square 1872, for Albigence H. Brown to
James jackson, jr., for e6S,4OO. These lots
have a fontage OF 217is feet on 18th street and
212 feet on r street. For Prof g. Brown Goode
TO l. w. Funk, brick house No. 1545 street,
for S4,35O; and In the subdivision 81 LAnief
Heights, lots 4, 68 and 80. for Mrs. Elizabeth
Lanier Dunn, 70 Donald Mcpherson and Dr: NJ.
g. Brown Goode, for $4,000. Lot "a TO John
B. Schultz for S675. Lot to Mrs. Anna 8.
(Suthridge. for So. 335.02. Lots 81 and SO To
Mrs. Fannie G. Aorey, for 81 ,s52.29, and lots
p and a to George Martin, for ZOO. For G.
+. E. Richardson. 70 Miss Mary c. de Grafen.
reid, sub lots 6S, 90 and 20, in square 5O7, tot
81, 8S2, and to the same purchaser, for Major g.
c. GoodlOe, y. s. II. c., sub lots "a, S5 and %
in square 176, for e4,S66, through q II. r.
Leopold.