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The herald., 1893-05-14
Here is Something Good for Your

Here is Something Good for Your
Rheumatic Friends.
If any of your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read this !.
Lynchburg, Va, April Is, 1893.
/ desire to say that Chamberlain's
Pain Balm has cured one of our citizens
of rheumatism of two years standing.
One bottle did the work. This gentle
man, Mr.. r. II. Psrnell, ticket agent of
the @. q o. r. r., now recommends
Pain Balm to all his friends. f. O..
Helbig. 50.cent bottles for sale by G. F.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main.
The herald., 1893-05-14

Is alongside the mammoth wharf at Port
Los Angeles with o 1000 ton cargo:
Southern Pacific train tomorrow will
run through. Hourly trains be tween
the wharf and Santa Monica. See thelr
time table in this paper. Round trip
from Los AngeleB, 30 cents.
The herald., 1893-05-14
Hold Steady, Let

your bid be known. At auction, 200
choice lots in the Wolfskill tract, Thurs
day, May 18th, pm. Maps and cata-
logues at Los Angeles Land Bureau, 207
South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-05-14

When the advocates of a cause make
such sacrifices as the pioneer abolition
lists and woman's rights people made,
that cause is bound to win.
The herald., 1893-05-14

Exquisitely fair and tall is Miss Addie
Williams, daughter of General Robert
Williams. Her mother, still handsome
woman, was tho beautiful Addie Cults,
afterward Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas.
JUILETTE M. BABBITT,
The herald., 1893-05-14

sslye Tor horses Will keep the hes of a sore,
meals oarped wire cuts, cures old sores. Some
thing new something good. 81. OF & Vaughn's
drug ttoreI Fourth enc. Spring stH.
The herald., 1893-05-14

Maier & Zobelt in's lager, fresh from the brew.
cry, on draught In all the principal saloons, de.
liyeled promptly in bottles or kegs, ONCE and
brewery, 444 Also street Telephone 81
The herald., 1893-05-14

dby
In
s
anu
Hundreds
American
Large accommodation of paen
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WINE MERCHANT, 1aI North Main st., Tel 38.
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
SOuTHERN CAIIE0RMIA

Choice lands for sale by x. J. BALDWIN in
the famous 8 ANT a AMT a and ad-
Joining ranchos Tracts one acre TO ten ,hou-
sand, Perfect for orange, lemon, English wal
farming, stock and dairy. Comhlnes best land,
water, climate and location in the world. For
Particulars address II. A. UNKUH
z-l5 3m Arcadia, Loz Angeles Co., Cal,
The herald., 1893-05-14

Fire Insurance Rates Reduced.
y Independent of the Compact" See Basker
Vile. 2ls n. Main uaniranco bldg aud save
money,
The herald., 1893-05-14

55o Bannine street. opposite soap factory, near
Alameda ana First streets. one-halt block from
electric light works.
The herald., 1893-05-14
A sEvY OF BUDS,
Pretty Girls Seen In Oniclal Society "A
Washington.

Two sisters who attracted great deal
Of attention during the past season in
Washington society by reason of their
beauty and charming manners are the
younger daughters Of Mrs. Frances Hem
The herald., 1893-05-14

Hold Steady, Let Your Bid BE Known.
Two hundred very choice lots in the
Woliskill tract, at auction Thursday,
May 25th, l Up. M, on the premises.
Your price is ours. Maps and cata-
logues.
Los ANGELES LAND BUREAU,
207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-05-14
po You want 70 Get well7

DR.. Cronin, formerly of Chicago. is
now permanently located at 2l4 West
Sixth street. This eminent physician
guarantees prompt and perfect cure Of
every case he undertakes. Nervous,
private and chronic diseases specially.
Consultation free. No cure no pay.
Persons suffering from any of the dis.
eases named should at once consult this
weIl-known doctor at the above named
address, who has the highest references,
unsolicited. from prominent persons he
has permanently cured. Office hours 8
to u a. M, 2 to p. m. and to s in the
evenings. Sundays from 10 am. to pm.
The herald., 1893-05-14
NEW YORK SHOPPERS.

Edith Sessions Upper Describes Their
characteristics In Entertaining Style.
The Fourteenth and the Twenty third
street shoppers are as unlike as the
The herald., 1893-05-14

Use araMAN FAMI1Y soar.
The herald., 1893-05-14

"Csstoris Is 20 wen adapted to childreIthat
recommend tia superior 10 any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARcnrn, M. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn. N. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
Royal Women in Spain.

AsOyoi SPAIN.
The beautiful Queen Amelia Of Portugal. who
has been called to Seville by the serious illness
Of her grandmother, the Duchess Of Mont
pensier, says the Boston Transcript. appears to
have turned the Spaniards' heads. Whenever
the queen appears in the streets she is followed
BIZ big crowd of men who utter the most ex-
travagant remarks respecting her beauty and
grace.
Twice upon one day, it is stated, Anda-
iusian galiants threw their rich cloaks upon the
muddy ground to save the royal shoes from
being soiled, in studied or unconscious imita-
ton Of Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Eliza
beth: That the royal beauty thoroughly en-
Joys her daily triumph is beyond doubt. She
walks about the streets attended by only one
lady OF her suite, which in itself is a most
unusual violation of the rigid etiquette of
Spanish and Portuguese courts, and she bows
and smiles in acknowledgment Of the most
fantastic compliments, whether uttered by
peer or peasant, for the daily crowds compose
men in all ranks Of life.
1t is explained that the homage paid to Queen
Amelia Is merely characteristic Of Andalusia,
and has nothing offensive about it. The ex-
PLANTATION can scarcely be satisfactory to the
Queen Regent Christina, who although most
exemplary woman. has no: yet succeeded in
kindling one spark Of enthusiasm among the
Spaniards. The same correspondent says that
Queen Christina detests Spaniaris quite as
much as they dislike her. and that only duty to
her little son prevents her from returning to
Austria. little while ago it looked as though
her maternal duties would cease to bind her to
Spain. for, despite the optimistic official buile-
tins. King Alfonso was then in a state of very
alarming weakness. The opinion is very gen.
ernl in Spain that he will never reach manhood.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

PURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia entered Norfor the 7th day
March. 1885,. the undersigned will expose for sale
H mo the premises, on SATURDAY. THE Fir,
NJ; the building At Fortress Monroe. Viz
with all the right title and interest Of the Old Point
Comfort hotel Company therein. and all the prlvi-
exes appurtenances. property and rights OF property
thereto appertanng.
Terms: A sum sufficient in cash to defray ex-
penses OF suit and and certain mechanics liens
gage and bonds OF the Hotel Company: and also the
claims of j. J. Montague and L. NJ Tilley. II estab
ished and the residue in three equal nssailments.
payable with interest in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale. and evidenced BY the
bonds OF the purchaser Sale subject to the conrma
ton OF court and title to be retained until the
of the purchase money Is paid. The deferred pay
ments may be anticipated by the purchaser and are
sovabe in the bonds of the Old Point Comfort Hotel
Company at such percentage the said bonds would
be entitled to ont of the proceeds Of said sale.
The purchaser keep the property insured at his ex
pense to the full of the purchase money due
suitable deposit. not less than SIC. coo. may be
Quired by the commissioners Of the highest bidder
the day OF sale. THOMAS TABB.
WILLIAM H. WHITE
RICHARD B. TUNSTALI,
Special Commissioners.
mil -3awtds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: T.
E. WaGgaman to Cecilia NJ. Coughlin, sub 16.
SO, 10; g. G. F. Cooke to J. B. Winner, lots
l and 2, blk. l47. Burleish; s4,15O. E. Forrest
ct al. to W. C. Hauptman, part II, 50. n;
S2.40o. ID. T.. Hassan to W. H. Allison, part
262. E. 4 rs al. to Georgetown, and parts
Lucky Discovery. Pretty Prospect. Weston,
Woodley and Morton Property; g. T. H.
Pickford to II. r. Wattles. part 4. So Is; =.
5. NJ. Jones to same. sub rs. SO. 9S7; s.. Es-
Their A. keyser to Catharlne Stanton sub l73,
So. 675; g. ". Sheppard to John A. shep-
pard. part 8. 50. 9s7; $4,000. J. c. Paul to f.
F. Davis, lot IL. biz. 10. Bloomingdale; "a, 500.
Julia Court to j. E. Swaine. sub lot 20 and part
10, 50. 500; g. Virginia c. Huidekoper to B.
q. Warder, part Alliance; $. J. H. Nichols
70 l.. p. Shoemaker, part Peters Mill Seat
S6:ts0. ]. II. Gregory to J. o. johnson. sub
So. SO. 81; $. James Crozier to Il. Macafee,
Tbs 70 and 81, blk. "a, Long Meadows: e.
Horteuse keables to W. s. Sheah. sub 81, 50.
9S1; g
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From the New York Evening Post
As 6 result Of the many and extensive exhi-
billions Of the fruit Of the loom which have
AIKEN place Of late. an enthusiasm akin to that
Of the picture collector has been aroused in
cultivated circles concerning the rugs and car
pets of the orient. Not to know an antique
silk Iran from an antique silk Samarcand rug,
a kazok from Urak, silky Shirvan from an
ordinary every day Shirvan, il simply to confess
ones self Is not Elm" one of the most popular
lads" OF the day. q fashion which has the un-
wonted merit Of being not only most fascinat-
ing in itself, but profitable a. well, for, &C.
cording to all reports Of what Wall street man
would call the "bulls" Of the rug market, there
II danger that sooner or later the making Of
rugs in the east will cease entirely, or worse
still, be done by machinery which. DO 1t ID
averred, IL already being established there.
The anomaly Of . nomadic tribe like the Yuroks.
for instance, deserving the wandering tribal
habits OF unknown ages to settle down around
Yankee or English-made carpet machine 10
not likely to be witnessed In this generation
This condition win, however, doubtless come
about some day. Meantime the enthusiast and
the rug ''sharp" grati6ss his taste and justifea
his investment now in the reasonable belief
that, IL not to himself, to his children there
will accrue substantial benefits, to say nothing
Of the ssnsuously osthetic enjoyment he and
his friends IN the meantime extract there
from.
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cHkNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No. l22
STREET NORTHWEST. NO. 491 r STREE
s0STHWEsT AND no. $40 THIarEENTI


cHs sSS hs4 SAFE S sE XsLgAsE
ssrREET MORT INVEST, 80. 4s5 sTREET
STREET NoRrREasff.o 81" THIRTEENTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
J.na,Sy is sna ps.sa nA eau ahs cay
1881 wherein Annie Laura Gslliher ct al. com
isnd.nts. shall offer for sale a public suction IN
front Of the premise (, the times herein
d TUESDAY. APRIL FOURTH, 1899. .. HALr-
M.ndlsy warmers subdivision Of lots Nos. % e y
%fS Ss!fs YET Firth isas HALE
s's go
noh .:d
feet thence vest eighty eight s feet % he place q
oe r s14 2l; c xIRH srxrH lsss :. HALE
seventeen 90, in squar, numbered -four hundred ana
sssss lsl.:s s:.: q &.
=. ~o ss
ss II: & M is s !: S:s:
& q; 6: y q: s:;:
80 ~ an, N oe: ys. a. and Srss.d IN syo
s.Ssae:d 81 nss. S.srins < az per
esnsam psr snn9m and s-csrsd By dssd Of rust ueon
Wi 5: ..ssissS !: q. s.n. q ~. ana . osss .:
90: .. az q s , s
= shs ~ 90 sS q he s.tsslas Pg.ss.s:s :s
NJ xysnias 80 nsvspspr. oosvsysseinT q ne
.s..a. iiwr =. LIZ 5ss. ~, ypr..:.;
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ST. PArR1cx.s GRAVEYARD.
A Bill Filed by Cardinsl Gibbons to Free
the Title.


the Title.
Yesterday Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltim more
Sled . bill against J. Il. Young and eighteen
holder OF certain real estate in the District of
Columbia, in order to be authorised to dispose
Of the same free from any trust or cloud there
on. The bill alleges that in 1908 Ann Casansve
conveyed to John Carroll, archbishop of Balti-
more. for the use Of the Roman Catholics Of the
city Of Washington as q graveyard, to be used
by the two congregations Of Roman Catholics
then existing in Washington; that the lsnd has
since been occupied Is q graveyard, though no
interments have for a long time been made
therein, and that by conveyance the land has
become vested In the present archbishop Of
Baltimore.
missioners have extended r street through this
cemetery. and that all the bodies on the line Of
the street have been removed to Mt. Olivet
cemetery; that %. 500 land damages have been
awarded for the land taken, Wherein the Casa
nave heirs have claimed the % 500 and tied it
up In the Commissioner hands, who have fled
an interpleader in order that they may be in
formed by the court to whom they should pay
the money.
The cardinal submits to the court that he has
no personal interest in the premises. and that
if he cannot lawfully or validly remove the
pOuics ITO Ceu1etcIy NC is cHtlIclS
to continue its Enclosure as far as possible and
to maintain it as a graveyard. as it now is. but
deemng it to be for the interest of the public
and all persons concerned that in order to give
effect to the intent and purpose for which the
land was conveyed to Archbishop Carroll, an
other tract Of land should be procured, the
bodies removed thereto and the old graveyard
sold and the proceeds OF sale applied to the
cost Of procuring such other tract and the ex-
pense of removal. The cardinal seeks the aid
OF the court to enable him to effect the same
free from the claim of the defendants and to
sell the tract of land free from any trust upon
the same.
The answer of the Casanave heirs was also
filed yesterday, claiming that il the land or
any part thereof is devoted to or used for a
different purpose than specified in the convey
ance of Ann Casanave to Archbishop Carroll,
the same Immediately reverts to the Casanave
heirs for their sole use. They deny that Car
dinal Gibbons can sell or dispose of the same.
The case will, it is expected, shortly be decided
by the Equity Court.
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Rev. DR.. Richard L. Ganter. for twenty
three years rector Of st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Akron, Ohio, died Mon
day.
The marriage of Miss Marion Lamprey, a
Milwaukee beiress. to Count Carl Hines Of
Eleberfeld Germany. is announced. The
parents of the lady objected and the couple
were quietly married q week ago.
Mrs. Albert Brush. wife of Deputy Coroner
Brush OF Pittsburg, Pa, who had a 100 pound
ovarian tumor removed Sunday at the Allie
gheny General Hospital. is resting easy and
may recover,
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucts., 1<O7 q st.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNfMpRovFD
PROPERTY ON STREET NEAR THE GOV
ERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of the PREMISES We
will sell at public auction lots L. 13 and II in square
between North Cartel and LIST ST. east by depth Of
IA feet alley 30 feet WIDE This desra-
tention.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Lot 100 in square No
ST. fronting south side of street, nearly oppo-
site the above mentioned lots by depth of 80 feet
an alley ID feet wide, improved uy eiRbt-room
brcS residence with modem improvements and all in
good order. being No. Il H street )rtheast.
Terms: On the lots in square 676 will be arranged
to suit the purchaser and on the improved property
the pure Will assume outstanding indebted
ness Of 81 400 with time to and the balance
TO be paid in cash. deposit Of 300 will be required
cost and terms TO be complied with in ten
days or deoosit will be forfeited.
m23-d&ds LAIIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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On TUEsDxY. APRIL FOURTH, lsoa 1t Yrv.
pxHT 81 ET + H go e sae IN q.
fsss On west eide q 6:h strsst betwssc 4 ana 4
ssrssts soutAvsss By an eyes dspsA q 70 lea. 81.
Los and s.tns z sspidly inI.Syins sse,ies g reed
Terms: .One-third cash: hsianee IN one snd two
Eesrs With tntsrsct ard ssussA hy 0sea sf trust
Inc e PuEshsseE. eess. lspesit o. 800 vi 8 =
w. w. a &: ,,sas q A~ nfh2 SePsfd Sisa n
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THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auotion~erx
u AI2 a n
SALE OF vALussLE IMPROVE,
TEs&9fIEH Ta AID THIkf rEE Tn f slsHffs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
T%ILETh ASSS IHIEffEEfEsITH sssTrsH EEhTSs
No., N9Ki HassI BnING Nos rus. l23o. rs.-2.
By virtue OF several d.eds o. truss 20 ms. dated ~
y, day Of s s, a D. 1872 and reOorasi IN
40 e SEC 81 ne land rscords q n. DlstrcI q @
holds.s Of shs notes the ander>txned trustees VA
sel az public auction. IN front Of the prenfses on
wt I'm, Ssp ID. tss tifrH DAY or APRIL. lss
SssSs,. q land sne gregi,ss sspss n ths ely
benz all q lots numbered one hundred sad
ui2. one handrcd ana scrsy.shrse GSs,. @as srn e
ored and forty-four l44). one hnndr-i and forsy-
nveu4al and one hundred and forty-sfx t1l6b %
JOSIAH ". MeLAchle and John C. Louthan. trustees.
suodivisson Of nst OF sqaare numbe-ed thousand
ana e1rhf (lOS). recorded In the ofcs Of
yevor Of the District Of Columbia IN Liter No. ia
folio %. toesther with the improvements thsrson.
each lof 70 be sold gu lect 20 o1 80 pavs-
bls in ave yssrs from April %, lSe2
Ierns Of sale. One -nfth Of the purchaas money d
cash balance in one year from DAY Of s.s. vifS a.
terest II rer cent znnum. and secured By 1snrd
o. trust On the pro .rty All record.n9 md soeYg-
REQUIRED sarh los cold sepsrstely n line Of ale
Wi ): sss:.issS '' WIN " i IPSss 81 sS s r.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
| GUARDIAN SALE OF A DESIEABLE BRICK
" DWELLING AND SToRE, No 3OOS n

GUARDIAN SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
" D%ELLING ANp sroRE. No. 3OOS n
By virtue OF q decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia in the OF ship Of
Cloa NJ Spillfnsn and Layinia c. Spillman irfants
passed IN No ~. aysrdisnship and No. l4Slt
premises. on WEDNESDAY the TWENTY-SiNTH
DAY q MARCH. D. 1873. ., HALf-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK r NJ. All Of that part OF lot numbered
twenty COD in Bealrs addition 70 Georsetown Dis
tict Of Columbia. OF which the late Charles Fields
west.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two equal pay.
ments at twelve u2) and t~enty-four (24) months.
with interest 1T per nom day Of sale fo- which
the promssory notes of the purchaser viii taken
secured by deed Of trust the property sold ali
600 required At time Of sale. All convey ancins.
recording, &c. at cost of the purchaser.
WALTER A. JOHNSTON, Guardian,
- No. Ale 5th ST. n w.
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.
lAO Gr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sroRY PRESS BRrcl
RESIDENCE. NO. 412 STREET NORTH

RESIDENCE. NO. 412 p STREET NORTH
WEST
Gay OF november. A. ID. 1891. and duly recorded in
Aoer No. iSfs9 folio 233 ct seq. one Of the land
guest 81 the party secured thereby We viii Ell pub
TIE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, at FIVE O'CLOCK
Z. M. the following described land and premises
sixhty-nve 1850 in Harvey Spaldines subdivsieu Of
IN square nunbeTed ave hund-sd and eleven GID
ords Of the office Of the Of the District Of
Columbia. with the improvements. consisting OF 4
tSo-story press-hrfck residence. known az P
Terms Of sais: Ths purchaser to assume q trust
with interest Of 5000 with about two years
recording 4 purcbsnsrs co ~ S1S6 s16
be required a the time o. sale and tsrms must BE-
complied with within fifteen days day of sae or
the trustees may eeel the property ct the risk and
cost OF the defauiting purchaser after ouch public
nhss-aad. c ahdrhE 4 J goasSSTnHS rra.s...
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T,RUsTEE's SALE OF LOT on l. STREET
L NORTH BETWEEN TWENTI-TRIRD AND
TwENTY-FODgTH STREETS NEST IN
PROVED BY HOUSE NUMBERED BIB L
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q decree Of the SUPREME Court % the
District of Columbia passed on the 18th day OF Feb-
rusry. 1893. in cause wEe-.in James NJ. Johnston.
administrator Of George ". RixVs. is complainant
and Norman Bestor and otter are def-nlaats being
cause No l40loof the equity dockets OF SAID CONT;
wherein the undersigned was appointed trustee TO
max sale OF the real estate in said cause
cree. on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY
OF APRIL A. d., 1873. at FIVE O'CLOCK A.. N. o.
fer for sale public auction in front Of the prmi.e
the following des ribbed real estate, he
part of lot numbered four a. in equare numbered
thirty %. in the city Nashington in the
District Of Columbia said west part fronting eighteen
ClS) feet North street snd running back by the
same width the front and binding the line
of lot i've 80 in said square five C70 :eet
more or less, the depth OF said lot
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One
two equal miscellaneous and years FROM the
property sold to the satisfaction o. the trustee or ali
cash. at the purchasers option All conSevanrng
and recording at the purchasers cost. DEPOSIT Of
300 will be required at the time of sale. II the
terms of sale shall NOS he complied with within
days from day OF sale the trustee the gt
resell the property at the risk ana Of the default;
ing purchaser. T. Z. wAGGANAN, Trustee
mh23-d6ds 911 Est nv
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BROS. Auc.,onser..

REMAINING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.. IN
AUCTION.
r Or THU IaIA MORNING; MARCH THIR;
WILL SELL. EAIANcE OF -FURNfTuhRE Y coz Tl
GRAIN CARPETS AND MATTINGs on ROOMS.
GGH EAGss, 9TASSTiTY OF TABLE CLASS WsKE,
sTASps SOFAS WaLsb1 ash sSp s SThisSh
feather BEDS AND PILLOWS. BED CLOTH.
sfstNes LACE Sp cunT EHNs AND sHHDEs
TOILET SETS. KITCHEN EFFECTS, ICE
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TwkLFTH AND Z SHEETS N0RTHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded Liber
1890, folio 80 ct Of the land records Of the Dis
trtct q Colnmhts vii sell in front Of the Promised
TARcH. 4 b isaas. At HALf1PAsr Four O'clock
NJ. all that pfece or parcel Of land and promises
situate and being IN the city Of W.shinsson D,s,c.
numbsrsd IN the hsirs Of John Davidson's subdiy-
Lber n K foios 90 and 81 Of the records Of tbs
ysyora Once Of she District Of Columbus. said LOT
fronting twenty on tn. north side Of North
street. and e1t.ndns north q thss yidth ard binding
alley with all the buildings and improvements there
On toxssnsr VIII ne nsnss; sais%snts psiyiie9ss
wise spperfaintne.
balance in we equal inssaliments N one snd two
notes to b given bearing interest q cent
per snnum; payahle semannnally. and 70 b secusrd
by dsed OF trust the property sold, AL cash.
q The option o. the deposit o. 600 viil
b required q time Of sals. Conyeysncsns. &c.. IS
the purchasers cqst. Terms Of sale b complied
With a. hfseen days, Othsrvss The trustss rsssrvs
dsfsnting purchaser sftsr AVE- days sdvertisemsnt Of
such resals IN some nswspapsr puhashsd In Wsshins
toas D. G.
nh,7.asa. oozdcfsdd4EHa y y dMsSS34H4 TrusssA
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Holidays in the Liverpool Markets.
Good Friday, the Saturday following and
the Monday after Easter Sunday will be OBJ
served as holidays in the grain and provision
markets at Liverpool