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A BELLIeKRENT CoNGREG portion
OF the Methodist Society at College Corner
Franklin county, Indiana, were recentIy
moved by concord Of sweet sounds'' TO come
unusual and not very eommendable actions
melooeon was introduced into the meeting
house against their strenuous oppos,tion
Shortly afterwards 10 was taken out, uuder the
cover OF night, by .sunknown parties and
burned to ashes A second melodeon was pur
chased and put IN place. Trojd fuit On the
10Th Of last month il was hammered into mir.
ute fragments with a piece of railroad iron
The perpetrators OF these outrages will proba.
oily 30 uDpunished. They ought to be chained
10 hand organs for lite
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pROPOsALs FOB WASTE PAPER.
Posr 0FpIcR DEPARTMENT


WAsHiNG-oN. December Is, 1856.
Proposals are invited tor purcL ssin g the WASTE
i Phf,pkk sScnmrl.tine in this Department Of the
Transcripts of postniasters' Accom- nts Of mail q
received and sent, POST Hills, white paper T; esti-
mated nsntty, is oao pounds year
J. mixed Paper, consisting OF wrappers Of &C
counts and other packages, together with letter
Gee pounds o year
8. Dead Letters, which the accepted bidder will
be required TO deface thoroughly. under the su-
pervisfon OF IN agent OF this De partment, to
rebder ft I'm possible 60 read them estfn ated
quantity, 5000 pounds o year.
A. Newspapers; estimate quantity, 4 90 pou nds
ayear.
Bidders win srscify apriee per pound for ssc
As to the dead letters. the Department must be
satisfied with the mode Of defseins them before
accepting bid
The papers must he removed from the cellar OF
the GeDer al Post Once Building the cost of the
accepted bid der, and in ais own baGs. often a
may be required by the Postm aster General.
No mail bags win be furnished for this purpo
The paper viii be weighed o. this e artment and
must bs paid for On nslivery -
Bfds are invited for enc year, commanding on
the nrst Of January nest. and will be received
until MONDAY, the Slst instant, at o clock
They should be addressed to the Postmaster Gen.
eral, and en- 4orsed " Prop ,ssis for Meste Paper"
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
De H-eotdeSl -. Postmaster General.
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A WILD DEER KILLED IN Moxreo.,py,
COUNTY, MD.-On last Saturday morning. a
wild deer was killed on the farm OF MP
Stone, near the Great Falls, in this county. II
has been In that neighborhooc fer three or fonr
years, bat all previous attempts TO kin IL had
failed. II was In the habit OF assoc,atinp win
Mr.. stones cows, and Lis son, F. stone. Goa
cealed himself, and thus secured it, 1t is the
only wild deer killed in this county, as far "a
we esn learn, for sixty or seventy years
ECcErtUe .Senfin,I
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GAS FROM COFFRR.-A remarkable commu
nication was made by M. Babinet, At the last
meeting Of the Academy of Sciences, on the
evolution OF gas IN the process OF making
coffee. If cold water be poured ON roastsS
coffee, finely ground, such as is generally used
with boiling water, a considerable quantity OF
gas Is generally evolved, about eq nal in volume
TO the amount Of coffee used In A borfIe he
half filled with this ground coffee, and cold
water be then poured in until the cork is
reached, which is 10 prevent the escape OF the
gas, a violent explosion, sufficient to force the
cork out Of the bottle, or even to break the
latter, will result
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WIDOWS OUT OF PLACE.-The Pail Mall
GazetIe says Mr.. Roebuck said not very
long ago. IN one OF his caustic speeches that
The proceedings In the divorce court had an
any rate done good service in exposing the
can't of the middle classes, when they claimed
TO be moIe moral than the aristocracy In a
similar spirit many people will be refreshed
" nnolng that the young lady housekeeper'
system IS by no means without its adberpnts
within the very low church and dissenting
circles. A syoung Christian widow Iady de-
slres re-tngageuent as housekeeper 10 a gem
;leman-' She is, moreover, her advertisement
assures US very dOmestIcated, cheerful cbIi
EIDg, and musical II is SURPRISING that she
Gees not supulate that she Will only engage
beTself TO 4 Christian gentleman In the
same column where she makes the announce
nent another young widow lady wishes To
'snperintend wIdower's household and
child
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. y y I Z I A L.
DEPARrNENr OF STATE,

DEPARTNENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, December q, 1856.
Information has been received at this De-
partment of the death at Alexandria, Egypt
on the evening Of the 14th ultimo, of the Rev
John Mcguire, a Roman Catholic priest. On
the morning OF that dav deceased arrived at
Alexandra by steamer from Marfeilles. on his
way 10 Jerusalem. His legal representatives
can obtain further information by addressing
the Department
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CRlNoLiNE DEAD AsAIN.-The New York
Round Table again announces a collapse in
erinoline, and AYERS that sin obedience 70 those
deeTees-yague. yet Imperative-which come
20 Us from SEINE unknown source IN Paris ALI
inventors and dealers in patent skirts and
ulung hoops must come 70 grief Hoped skirts
are disappearing in me streets, and slowly IN
the drawing rooms" "
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QALTIM0RE AID OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Dec. ., 1856.
~ =! s.

RALTIAORE And OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Dec. ., 1856.
~ ss IS -:
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND BALrI-
MOkk. and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ~ follews viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO, 7I5 and
lilo O. m, and 2.oesand 40, and 100 D. n.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 Q. m, and
FOE SAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JuNOTlON.
Leave at 6:i6 and ZOO q. N, and at 100 and SIS
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave st 90 And IS O. m, aud 80 D. m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave az Is .. N. and 90 and 90 d m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave ~ 7:45 g.. IN and 100 and sos D. T.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
1ea'e daily, except sunday, ct 7:45 q. m, aud
Or sunday At 500 p. m: only connecting at Relay
staHon with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling.
,THk0UGfi TffoK .rs to the ives, can be had a,
the ~sshi ngton Station Ticket once at ali hon -
In the dsy, rs well at the eice of the Hank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. sac
% vertisement Of "Throush Line
j. Il. WILSON. Master Of TRANSPORTATION
l.: u. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
&C 80 GEO. 8. K0ONTZ. Agent wsshins ton
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS YoR NEW
BUILDINGS FOR TIE wAR DEPARTMENT

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ROR NEW
BUILDINGS FOR TIE wAR DEPARTMENT.
AT WARRINGTON. ID. q.
Architects are invited 20 prepare planus and
specifications, and estimates Of cost, for nes are
proof Buildings for the War Department, on
the site now occupied by the War Department
q.
The buildings REQ uired should have O su perfcai
area as large as the site eelected will admit of
,n9 tn Pm o site ara M other ItosIstion re-
tects desiring to compete for the work, upon APP
phcauon, personally, or by letter. to the under
signed.
premium of 6 900 FOR the irst.of $4,000 for the
second and Of 81 900 for the third most acespta-
BILE plans ana specifcatie ms. received, will be
awarded upon the approval she Hon Secretary
duty OF selecting site and preparing pans aod
IS. 1856.
The plans and specifications must be sent to the
ONCE Of Brevet Lieut.. Colonel 7. y. Tres4veIl ,
Recorder Of the Board. Ordnance Once. winder =
Building, Washing ton. d. O.. on before the lst
day of February. lSog. sd 49, -
The Board viii reserve the right to reject any or
all plans submitted, SHOULD none be deemed suits :
BILE for the purpose, a. well e. TO retain any or all
: Of sucb plans. = '-.-'' IT
+. j. TRRADwCLL.
DO so-lm Brevet Lieut.. Gel, Q 8. A., Recorder.
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SOne Creighton, Justice of the peace, the
other day, confronted one Cameron, LAWYER
IN salosn In Memphis, with a pair of Der
ringers and motIon that he must prepare
20 die according 70 the code. Cameron &C.
esPied one of the shooters. the choice of w hict,
creighton onered him. wnereupon the blood
thirsty justice forthwith departed unayenged.
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DENTISTRY.

Dh LnWI1l DENTIST, has REMOVED irsm
yt2 to goo Penn. avenue, ten DOM
eDove. Gfsdi O1seOceyy Dsnttstvy.
TEEN EStraasd wsthosa PAIN. All per
sons having Teeth 60 extract Il would advise them
70 call d DR.. LEWlES ONCE, and have them
taken ont. Teeth inserted on Huber. Gold and
Siiver rletes In srdsr that all persons should
TO be convinced Of the fact call and see fer your.
selves Also, call and see the new and improved
method Of inserting Teeth
No: 200 Penn'a avenue. between 18th and 18th
je 2-n 8. 3. LEVINE. M. D., Dentist.
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n. LOOMS. MD.

N. LOOMS, n. D.,
The Inventor and Patentes Of the MINERAL
fLAIE TEETH, attends personally at<D
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, .
these.
Persons calling ct my Office oan be accommoda-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
ure, but TO these who are particufa and wish the
purest, cieanest, strongest and most perfect den
ture tbat art can procure, the MIN ERAL TEETH
will be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Penu's avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street,
Philadelphia. - oc 10-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GBAND sURRENDER-Repudia ting all
their former prejudic in favor Eur pean Der.
fumes. the ladies Of America now admit that HA
Ions NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS like the
sun. Sold everywhere.
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SECRET DISuAsES

sAMAnIfAN's 0IFT is the msst certain, safe and
enectual Iemedy-tndeed, the only We getable RENE
~ ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral no
palsaM, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and sfriend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, "a; f.
male, IS.
SAhARIfANs RooT AND HERB JUIcEz-A positive
sns permanent cure fer Syphilis Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price 81 Is Der bottle
Sold BY 3. Q. Ford. See advertisement mys
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Q~RHBUMATISM OF YEARS STANDING
being daily cured bv Q few doses of MEP-
CALfEe GREAT RHEUMATIC KEMEDY.
de Is eo2w g. q. FORD, Agent.
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HORSE MEAT IN NEW JKRsEY-The citizens
CT Newark are decidedly unfavorable to horse
meat as an article of steady diet, Judging from
me sensation produced among them by the
discovery of the skin OF an old foundered
horse m a butchers shop, famous for selling
cheap beef. The butcher admitted that the
carcass had been cut up and put in brine as
eorned beef, and sent 10 n shop kept by his
son, which. ~ has since been ascertained is
one of those places where meats are Obtained
a. prices so much below the regular ouo,a
tons as not only TO puzzle purchasers but
legitimate dealers themselves. An examina-
ION OF this latter place was made, and a barrel
half full of the new fas hioned beef found To-
which had been stripped of the flesh the lar,
ter TO be sold TO the man U facturers of BoIogn, ,
sausage The hoofs still had the iron shoes ON
4 he offender was fined &25 for selling diseased
meat, on his own admission that the animal
had tie founders, and was let go, as there ia
10 ordinance against selling horse flesh for
food in New Jersey. "
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RY GREEN B WILLIAMS. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF Six FRAME TEN

AENIb AND IOTB, FBONTTNG ON THE
Alley between 9Th and 7th streets west and l. and
north. At Public Auction
BY virtue Of Q deed of trust, dated the 18th day
Of July, A.: ID 1855. and recorded in Liber T.,
No. 50 folio 31 34. 335 and So, Of the Land Rec
shall sell, Or MONDAY, the 3lst day Of Decem-
ber At O'Clock p. 10 the premises, Lot No. Is.
to said deed Of trust. The improvements consist
OF SIX Frame Tenements, which makes il n profit.
to att end the sale.
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. ALI convey aucine
end revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
900 down on the day of sale. A nd IL the terms
are not complied with in five days after the day Of
sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser, BY advertising three times in the Eve
ni ds > s lad. cRrrNHt TitLt; Trustee.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
"A iRfY At foinT L00XoUr, ND.

Hsadsss,t's pssc.,.ysses ~ q wa.ai.x,e.. I
r wssai.sso.. IS bee ee.Sss s IS, IS.
By direction Of the Quartsrmsster GsncrSi b.
A.. there win be cold, ct Puptic Auction, ct Point
lookout, 81. narys county, Qd., under disection
of Brevey Major james Gleason, A. O. L. ct n
O'Clock moor. on FRIDAY December IS, 1855, the
foll.wing described property belonging to the
About 50 60 SECOND. hand Brick
About Q,0oe Second hand eAwtd Shingles
About 20 90 feet Short Length Second hand Gull
About 1900 isst - oullinss. lining inside earth.
works - EtE
About !, 100 Pine siI. Posts, average 8 fest long
and is inches in Diameter
400 Pfbe Fence POsts, trough, 10 feet long
$50 line sl feet Stock eding ~ feet hig Oh
$40 linsal feet Slab Fencing, feet high
IL sm all Slab Butldinss, various dimensicns
Log Building, % By - feet
] Iron and Brick Bave Oven, ~ BY AZ feet
Lot % Manure. tabout 80 cordial
Wharf Of Timber and Lumber Il fair condit on |,
40 feet long, and varying in width from z to lo2
Regular passenger boats leave Baltimore every
Tuesday and SATURDAY, afternoons, end w sshins-
ton every Wednesday and Saturday morning.,
stopping at Point Lockout.
Government steam ting will leave sixth street
Wharf in this city on Thursday morning, Decem-
Der II. -...-'.r--.
Property will be sold In lots to suit purchasers,
ard days allowed for removal.
Terms: Dash, in Government fnnds.
MI LUDlNGT0N,
Fvt Brig. Gen. and Chief QuartermAster,
de 1871 Department Of " ashipet
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GALE OF OLD AND UNsERvICEALE GAN
- NON. SMALL ARMS, AND MISUkL-

Bureau ofO ydnancs, Nary Departmental
Wdshsnston CITY, Dec. b. 1856
On the 10th day of January, 1857, at noos, there
win be sold at public auction, in the Norfolk navy
yard to the highest bidder, o lot Of old and un.
serviceable Cannon, sman Arms, and Miscella.
neous Articles of Naval Ordnance
The Cannon. Shot, and Shell will ne sold by the
pound, and the Small Arms aud other Miscel-
laneeus Articles Of Ordnance in lots to suit pur.
cbasers.
Terms: One-h cash. in Government funds. to
be deposited on the conclusion of the sale, and the
remainder within ten days Afterwards. during
which time the articles must be removed from the
yard, other wise they revert to the Government.
81. A. WISE,
de II. eotd Chief Of Bureau.
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TT E5as sid fi Is:7: :;,. ~ ';:ss
TUESDAY, fAgRsBA1, and sATgRHAX, 80
3 oR n * pE4 EiSRa RoISEI R1Ustf THtkkS
W WHaS C4MBkL9SE:.H TGHLETEs
WWH1zRRE ed fLoYb'Si IAaNDISa.D foHDS
Rsturling from "THE SHOBE," she leaves
hloySS tE: .ssds 81, e p NJ 0ameidS: q ?
intefmsSlets iandingJ On Mondays, Wednesdays,
She has hne STATE. rooms, and oil othsr passenger
acoommodattons. equal TO those Of any Other
steamer on OhcOapeske Bay. ae ST
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT. FRONTING ON STREET NORTH
BETMEEE 18TH AND 18TH STREETS

LOT; rRONTlNG ON u STREET NORTH,
WLsT. AZ pUBLio AUCTI0N.
On WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, at ( O'Clock
decree Of the Supreme COURT OF the District Of
Columbia passed In chancery cause No. so, where.
In Louisa Warren complainant vs. Jane Brent
and Ellie Williams, defendants, all that piece or
parcel Of Ground, being the western half Of Lot
depth, running back to . 80 foot alley.
Terms: One-thifd cash; and the residue in two
equal installments, at six and twelve months from
the day Of sale the whole to bear interest from the
day OF sale, and the pay ment thereof to be secured
by the note notes of the purchaser or
with good end sufficient inderser, to be approved
OF by the Trustee All veyancing and revenue
when knocked OFF; aud II the terms are not com
Piled with In fve days after the day of sale, tho
Trustee the right TO resell the property At
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser BIZ
advel Using three times In the Evening Star.
b. l.. SAUNDERS. Trustee
de IL eod&s GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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l. TEHMASTER PRoPEBTiY Al 1USfios.

CaieJ Q~c,temaHev's Oree. pspst Of Washisstss,l
WashtNgtoa, D. c., December IL. 1855. I
By direcrlen Of the Quarterma.ter General, the
following described UNsERvI FABLE QUAR-
TERMABTER STORES, will be cold 1t Public
Auction, atLineOln Depot. in this city. under the
superv ikion Of Brevet Bngadier General Charles
TS%Rh. PfHHys
81 ,2U Grain Sacks 3Cook Ranges
Is 900 lbssld Horse Shoes 100 Blankets
6,tOe lss Wrought Scrap 600 Here and Mule Col
$40 f Is. Cast Scrap Iron ,as a Head alter.
2 500 lbs old Wagon Tires $50 Wagon Bodies
JAG lbs Iron uuts, as II Army Wagons
sorted 20 Two horse Ambulan-
g. 436 lbs Log Chains css
.aI5 IT large Fire bose 20 Horse Carts
$50 feet small do. 80 Wagon Wheels
ba5 feet leather do. % Ambulance Wheels
Isl setsW heel Mule Har- Cy lndrical steam Boil
ness
l67 sets Wheel Ambu. 2Narine eiscks
lance Harness TOT Coal stoves
las sets Lead Mule Har- IA Office Desks
ness 81 Office Chairs
179 Wagon Brides 40 Water Casks
l25 Riding Bride. 162 Barrels
o. Mcclellan Saddles n 0rindstones
II Wagon dc. 30 Lanterns
] Army Range $50 lbs Assorted Bope
Together with Sho gels, Picks, Spades, Axes,
Wagon Whips, Cart Harness, Blacksmiths Tools,
Tin Ware, Oarpenters' Tools, Tables, Cocoa II at.
ting, &c.. &c.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
Goods must be removed within ten days from
date of sale. d. H. RUOKER
Assistant Quartermss General.
del7 dts Brevet Major General u. g. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYW. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEp SALE OF lMpoyEp REAL M.

r, ,irtns 81 \ dsed ~ tsn.t AM 70 ;.s q,
Liver N. c T., No 81, pages 3se, 10, Of the Land
Records of the Distriat OF Oolumhia We viii. on
the Nh day Of Janusry, 1851. 1T O'Clock ~ m .
Iposs for sale st pnbfc auction on the pre-
certain Real Estate, being Lots No. 10 and II, in
Samuei Davidsonb sub1i Vision of Square number
ed one hundred and eighty three. in Wsshinston
city, y. with the buildings, improvements and
slpurtenAnce to the same belonging
Terms One. half cash: bsiance IN 6, II and Il
monthss 20 be secured by deed Of trust on the
psen ds z. All ccnvsyapsi,s and stamp e the
not complied with within ave days after the sale,
9 resale will be had q tho risk and cost Of de-
faultfng purchaser. 300 TO be paid at the fall of
the hammer. WALTER 8. COX, = "
OaA6. n. MATTHEWS,
do 7.sokds WI. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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JOS. b. BARRETT, Oommisei,
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WONlu
~ AND
LYIN0.IN ASYLUM.
fourteenth street circle } corner of II ctr eat
WaahlnetOu. ID. q. ~ ~ ~

This Initiation hes bssn "a for the re.
Sssss peousr 70 sbsir sex and for The 0% .. ds
Of auoh females - may require the comforts Of the
lying. In chamber. b.. N 80. =
The building d situated in the most healthy psr
lion Of the District, surrounded By its own
Terms Of sdn ission IRON 96 e oi0 Dor week
in accordance with the room reQuired. payable In
advance This includes Board. Medicines, He'd.
icsi and 6ufRical attendance. 80 = =
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SURELY, STEADILY.
SUCCESSFULLY
oNOLANDERB EXTRACT HUOKU
SURELY,
STEADILY

IL cuRINa
even case Of KIDNEY D1sIAsl, RHsynAssx.
CRAWL, URINARY DsoRpRls, WIAKNKss and
PAINS in the BAcK, TIMALI COMPLAINTS ana
TROUBLES arising from IxeIssxs OF ANY Kun.
oOhE. II AFFLICTED
Thy LAND BR'e.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCTU.
BOLD By al ADothecariss. Price q. d. BARNIs
w., New York, md BA1H1e, WABD d co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLlIQH .
Roe1Rs. Wholesale Drussisss. Boston, Mass,
ssnefA AsssO. Ssb lo-ly
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CHANC1RY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT, ON Al STREET, NEAR SOUTH

By virtue of decree passed By the Supreme
Court, Of the District OF Columbia, sitting ia
compleinant, and Ann T. Neary ct. al. are defend
ants. i will sell, Ut Public Auction, on THURS-
DAY, the eth day of December, A 1885, ct 50.
O'Clock D m, on the premises, Lot eleven tlI) In
equare SIS, and the improvements thereon.
The terns Of sale % prescribed by said decree :
One third Of the purchase money to be paid cash,
and the balance In six and nine months from the
interest," and the payment thereof to be secured By
the bond or bends Of the purchaser or urchasers,
Trustee or, said purchase money can be paid in
cash on the ay OF sale on the final ratification
thereof. A deed will be given to the purchaser or
purchasers on payment Of the whole Of the pur-
chase money. III the terms of sale not complies
days from the day of sale, the Trustee the
right to resell the said property at public auction
Ut the risk and costs OF the defAulting purchsser
or purchasers upon giving five day notice in
The Evening Star" All cenveyancing aud reye-
nue. stamps ct costs Of the purchaser or purcha-
sers. WILLIAM MILLER. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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