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NUMBER XIV.

their dead. -aar.r5r C4te
) 1t was good thought in the conception, and
will be patriotic in the execution, to use here,
in the midst of these crowded mounds, pillar
as simple and unadorned as the manners of that
age-as beautiful and enduring in its simplicity
as the principles that peopled and have gov
erned this valley.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
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- -. j. A. ARMENTROUTS
New Clothing House, No. 123 Augusta street.
take this opportunity of informing my friends
and the public generally that have just opened
large stock of superior READY-MADE
CLOTHING which has been selected with great
care from the best manufactures of New York
and Baltimore Also good stock of city made
boots and shoes, a large stock of cheap heavy
boots and brogans for winter; a splendid stock
of hats and caps. all the latest styles; magnif-
cent stock of cravats, ties. bows, &C., and COM
plete line of gents furnishing goods; trunks,
valises, umbrellas, sc. Do not fail to look in at
my establishment before making your purchases.
Goods and prices will certainly suit you. New
goods received every few days. Goods delivered
to any part of the city free
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SNddZCS. Harness. dc

y want good work, go to GEO. F. clicks
where you will find the best assortment this side
of Baltimore. which he will sell cheap for cash.
Saddles and Harness of all kinds-old and new;
Trunks Whips, Bits &C.; Buck Gloves, (Win-
chester and Lewisburg make), and, in fact, ev-
srything in his line of business.
Thanking his friends for past patronage he
hopes to merit continuance of the same.
REPAIRING done on short notice.
Also. good lot of old Mcclellan Saddles and
Halters for sale cheap
Store on Main street. doors west of Augusta,
next door to Woods s. Gilkeson's hardware store.
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SACRED
to the Memory of
Rev. JAMES C.. WILSON,
A man, honest, modest, peaceful;
A scholar, sound, accurate, polished;
A Christian,
- humble, devout consistent;
A husband, tender, fond, devoted;
+. OK A father. indulgent, kind, afectionate;
A master, humane, generous just;
A Divine,
+ oL 30 learned, orthodox, judicious;
A minister of the gospel Jealous wise, faithful /;
Most esteemed and most tanented
By those aoAo best krse,o him.
Born in Rockbridge CO., Vas Oct 2lst, l1S4
having served the church of Thinking Spring,
q years and mos.
ERECTED BY THOSE WHOM HE LOVED.
He loved many, for his heart was benevo-
lence, and many loved him a faithful pastor
has hold on many hearts, He was called
away as suddenly as AcCue lie had devoted
the 10th Of January to writing to an absent
and misguided child-his only son. What
feelings burned in the father heart as he tho't
of him whom once he fondly anticipated as
serving in the sanctuary of the most high God,
and now sadly beheid him restraining prayer
and casting off fear The last hours of the IA
ther witnessed his mourning before God for
the sins of a wandering son. Stepping into
the postof1ice, in apparently usual health, he
sat down and gasped and never spoke or moved
again No effort of medical skill could recall
the fleetipg breath, or for moment restore
the lost pulse. That son was converted by his
death sickness in 1S42; his last hours witnessed
the agonized spirit and broken heart of re-
turning backsllder. Why are the last prayers
of the children of God so often recorded in
scriptures? Why, but to teach faithless men
that the cries and tears Of his humble children
come up in remembrance before that God into
whose glorious presence they are so soon to
come as part of the redeemed flock of Christ.
What sermons have been preached from the
pulpit Of that house, and what cry echoes
from these graves of the pastors: Be ye also
ready, for In such an hour as ye think not the
Son of man cometh" What warning to all
succeeding ministers, what thy hand findeth
to do, do with all thy might
Come down now to this Southwest end. To
this irregular piece of ground, surrounded on
three sides by stone wall, full of mounds, but
not a single inscription-here is the resting
place of the ashes of the ancestors of many
families in Virginia and Kentucky, men whose
names are woven by their descendants in the
web of political and religious courts in colors
too vivid to be unnoticed or mistaken. Here
are the sepulchres of the men that turned the
wilderness into habitations, and assembling on
the hillside to worship the God of their fathers
they are gathered here to wait the coming O
the Son Of God when the graves shall give uI
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I. Our Christmas turkey was very fine bird T:
It had scales on its back, and was taken from
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Asst NOTICE.-All persons indebted to
IL the late firm .f Hendrys & Lushbaughs
are hereby notified that unless they make salts
factory settlement by February lst 1871, their
accounts and notes due will be placed In the
hands of the law for collection.
de20-7t
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7 OOK HERE.-Can at F. NJ. YOUNG'S
Ia Cash Store to see the Virginia made French
Cassimeres and other New Goods daily receiving.
June Il if
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TVyH Z ACCOUNTS of j. A. & Y. M. Bick-
I lie are drawn off and ready for settlement
Persons knowing themselves indebted to this
firm will please call and settle without further
trouble as all must be settled promptly.
da6-
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4 LASKA or Medicated Flannel for rheuma-
N tism for sale by FUNKHOUSER s. co.
sep6-tf ~
ADkES' CITY MADE SHOES.-A
Ia large assortment, just opened at
no15. ID. A. kAYSER'S.
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A friend having furnished us with copy of
the :. Watchman of the South" dated June
9th, 1874, published at that time In Rich
mond, and edited by Rev. VIM. s. Plummer,
D. D., we republish from it's columns the fol-
lowing communication signed "Viator," and
headed Thinking Spring" which we feel as
sured will be read with much interest by many
Of our readers In this county
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q N. GILES has reduced the tariff on all
y. of his goods. Now is the time to get bar
gains TWENTY PER CENT LESS than they can be
bought for ANYWHERE. Come and save your
money inauImosH 81 135aHHg de20
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HeA Washington being now large city (pop-
ulation, according to census, 100, ,o0o) can offer
GREAT, T,INDUCEMENTS to purchasers
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!

no1-sm 2zToA
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Groceries and Produce.

sTUST RECEIVED-A lot of Glassware
J that has been sent on to be sold at the low
est cash prices. Il. u SEARS, agent. !
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MURDER or A CHILD EY ITS MorHEe.-Mar
garet Moore. residing at No. SCI west 26tb
street, last evening murdered her child Sarah
h. Moore, aged years, by cutting his throat
with razor. From subseq uent investigation
blythe police, IL appeared that in the afternoon
Mrs. Moore manifested systems of insanity. At
30 IN the evening Robert Adair, a brother of
MIS- Moore, came to the house and found the
title girl lying dead near the stove, with its
throat cut. Between the stove and the dead
chlld lay razor smeared with blood, aud at
the side OF the child sat the mother in a rocking
char, calmly rocking herself. In another part
o. the room, two other children, boy OF years
and a girl of 5, were playing in a large cradle.
Turning to his sister; Mr.. Adsir said: IN aggie,
who did this" She replied: al did it," Mr.
Adsir then took the razor and placed il on the
table, when the woman sprang to seize 1t as II
to hill herself, but was prevented, and her
brother then took her to the 10th precinct sta
uon-house. No reason can be assigned for the
murder of her child. except temporary insanity,
which Mrs. Moore's neighbors assert she has
probably induced by taking drugs for the ,pur-
pose of producing an abortion. She told the
police that she would have killed the other
children If her brother had not come. She and
her husband are natives of Ireland.-N l..
Tribune, 16th inst.
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AUCTION SALES.
To MORROW.
R7 LATlhEB9 CLEARLY Auctioneers,
- tSUCoessors 10 Cooper Lstimef,l
Southwest corner Penn q avenue aad lltA stress.

= By virtue OF o deed % trust from Samuel
0octrong and wife ~ me, dated June Z. lSj3, =
recOrdsd in Lbe- Il, and X, folio As, etc, os@
OF the land records OF the District Of Coumbs D. sl4
by order Of the party secured thereby. vii sell a.
gnbiic auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY. toe
18th day Of November, $50 al half psst 3 OCT ck
IN tSe afternoon the following real estate 20 VIZ
Part OF Lots numbered ore "a An -nte n ~ b,
IN Square Numbered six hundred and eighty *.
tb6 In the city Of Washington snd District OF ~
iumeia, beginning for the same At point ia said
lot one IL on First street Ey nine fT9 feet
north from the SOUTHEAST corner Of said lot one Il
thence running north with the line of first street
east nifty eight IS feet 20 point in said lDt
bersd eNenteen ~ Ssnd the center Of twelve foot
alley laid out 10 be forever kepf open in the re
corded subdivision OF lot numbered two aud s1id lot
numbered seventeen, az > in said slGsre, tAeace
west through the center of said alley seventy seven
"a feet thence south fifty eight ISL feet o, AL
with the line OF First street east. aud thence east
seventy seven feet parallel with north street 20
ths place Of beginning.
The above property is located in one OF the best
Is OF Capitol Hill sud will be sold on Tbs nlloy
ing terms :-Slo9 cash; balance in si11 and twelve
months, secured BY deed of trust on the premises
500 TO be paid the day Of sale.
CHARLkS EWING. Trustee
ocS-d6ds LATIMER CLEAbY, Aucts.
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DROPOsALs FOB NAVAL MATERIAL.

PAYNAsrER's OFFICE. U. z. MAYNARD,
NORFOLK. Va, November 10, ISIO
froposals VII be receiE ~ this Off CO until MON
DAY newt at D m, the 81 st inst, for the follow
ing named articles on account of the Bureau of Con
strUction and Repair:
One ID ~ inch Engine Lathe, s. feet bad.
One ~ 50 inch knRine Lathe p feet bed
One az u inch Slotting and PAIRING Machine.
One (ll inch Sha ping Machine.
One % Combined Punching and sheaying Ma
chine. No. g.
one ID Upright Drill, no. ..
One a. hortens Patent Cleared jawed screw
ChoCk, IS inches in diameter.
One u Improved scroll saw, No l.
One ID Improved Scroll Saw, No A.
The above articles to be tn. best quality. and az
Per san pies To be delivered at this yard free of
all transportation charges within 0) DAYS after
award. For SAMPLES. the bidder will apply to tine
OnetIaetOr OF the YARD. Proposals to be Endorsed
"Machinery, and addressed to
GEO. l.. DAVIS,
nOl6 ~ Paymaster and Purchasing Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf IHOS E wAGGAMAs
u Al Estate Broker ana Auctionear
NJ "is 9TH St, opposite Post Ufhoe Dep.r tmen,
IMPkoxEp PROPERTY on ra-r STREET
Ekhh hakfLAND AyENuE IISIkNnS
- ny Nirtue Of q ed Of trost q ssa5 Sante,,h 49,,
18Th isos. and recorded in hitter II aud NJ Na
y, i0iio l9s &C., owe q the LAND rsoord. for
N.shinston socniy, u: c slsall Offer al pabIis
ssle; 90 the premises, on MOSDkN ths
Isth day q November, i-o al o'cI eS
m al that piece or parcel of ground sifaN,e
iyius snd being N the city Of washias,on. n
e. as being pert OF Lot known q described on tha
Eousd plsn Of s.id eity as Part Of Lot nunbsret
f'gbt- ts,lfn Square numbered Two Hundred ana
sixty seven, t7:l Beginning the south eesf cor
ner OF said part OF lot, and running thence on tn.
ue OF 18th street west twelve feet lsA ara six inches.
o.; thence east eighty four feet. fssp thence nth
twelve Il fest and six inc hes thence west slightly
Tour eei 70 the place of beginning together with the
trAme Building
Terms: One half cash: bslsnc. in six and twelve
mon rs. notes bearing fnteresf. ani escurea by n
deed Of trnst the premises All COW aucirp sud
stsmps at the cost Of the purchaser. ~ down d.T
of sale. NJ p CkIJkS Trp.,..
nos eo6ds TE0S. X wAGGAMAS Auct'r
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED I'm
TIL FRIDAY. November oath, Iss % sane Il -
and pls'"- b, order II lri~fc~.
no5 e,ii THo> kWAGGAMAH, Au-t'F.
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UNDERWRITERS
u ICHD II. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARR
HA RVEY 4 n Ia II,
Un a h RS,
No. 93I II STREET.,
between Ninth and Tenth.
ny1sH
DICHARD w. BARKER,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
ola ELEVENTH STREET. near =.
sUkNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE AND
REPAIR ED. auS-tr
UNDERWRITERS
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNTIL
IL o clock. Nov ember II, 1870, for furnishing
all the materials and performing the work reluir
prayements contemplated under the charter of the
Building gl feet in length by - feet in width, com
erected near the corner of Seventh street aud Penn
sy Nv ania avenue. Washington, ID. q according to
plans and spec that be seen at tbs office
OF Adolph Cluss, architect, corner Of Seventh and
streets, W ashington where full informal can be
The Company reserves the right to reject any or
all bids II IL be deemed for the interest of the CJn
pany 20 do 80.
No proposals will be entertanes from sny per,cn
who is not known TO be practical builder
Proposals should be esSlssed in a sealed enyelone
inc Orsed. - Proposals for Binding for the ASH.
inRton Market Company" and addressed to the
Trea.urer Of the Company, MIR. MOSES KELLY
Cashier of the National Metropolitan Bank, Wash
ington, ID. e..
ALEX. &. SHEPHERD,
L. X. TINKER,
HENRY y DAVIS,
N. G 0RDWAY,
SAM. ) SMOOT.
+. A. HILDRETH,
Building Committee Of Washington Market Com
pany.
WARRINGTON, Nov 5, $50. nos lit
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18TH $50
he time for opening bids Of the construction Of
above building Is extended to Nov: 18th. noon.
Ii. :. DAVIS,
holo lkep OhIon.l for Commit ee.
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~ tSuccessors to Cooper & Eatiner
sooth1est corner Pennsylvania ave. and llth 81 ;

IY LATIMER CLEARY. Auctioneer..
Ao,,,o.. successors to Cooper LstimerD
Southwest Corner Pennsylvania ave. and llth stF
rRRUssTEE,s SALE AT AUCTION OF HAND
t99ckII0sn WITH FAsaiVsABLE AND FL:
ksb a%EEK PIH5SG ROM
uMES sELkoT so@ks.. oi'h' AM 0'o 'oh-
q scribe, BIZ si5 r1 Of deed e trust TO me- the snh
eeeoSdead day IA srn IT, ~ A 3oIs and duly
District OF Columbia, shall offer at public auction
!ss s1s% ah ,ss Sd Az
nS. s iae, commencing at O'Clock all
@ d nSs sSd p S
as iolows: -i''U
IN THF PARLog.
One hre Medallion Lal pet,
Tao tne Sofas,
Six Chairs TO match,
Ten Chairs richly ornamented,
Two fine match Center fabIes,
One Rose~ood Piano.
One Cover and Stool for same.
T T.1 sets 5ine Satin " indcw Curtains,
Two large size Mantel Mirrors,
Two large size Pier Glasses,
Two Fancy Divens.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
I'VE hand some. bsst quality b. usscis Carpets,
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads,
kcsswOod and Walnut Lounges,
hose"ood and Walnut Bureaus. m arhie-tOp,
RoseW, cd end walnut Washstsnds msrble-top,
Mattresses, Boosters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen shesis, Bolster and Pillow Gases,
Chairs, COIDnCde aIe COrLer Racks.
And in each room s 'k, Rep and l. ace Curtains
DINING Room
One Brussels 'arpet. hand onle pattern,
One Extension Table.
Twelve Dining Chairs.
One sofa, Two Sielosrds,
One ~ irror, one Mant.l Clock,
SCmmiplete supply OF China,
Silver plated Tea scrI ice
oliver plated Casters Forks and spoons,
One set OF fine Silk Rep Curtains.
LIBRARY.
One elegant Brussels Carpet,
One elegant Walnut Library Table,
hairs and Lounge to match,
One Library Sidebosrd,
Two fine y ainut Bookcases.
one NE Mahogany Book case.
go v es OF Select Books, including the Gentle
Magazine. com lete; Annual Register,
Three s .ss. Six Rep kss cSrtsia:
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Two Reirisera.ors,
SERVANT ROOMS
Furnished with bedsteads aud Bedding, Bureaus.
Stoves Gina IN ali S ths chambers,
Hat Rack and Hal Chairs,
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at O'Clock p m, on the said 29d day of No
vember, lS9o shall offer all that piece or psPcel OF
ground in the said city Of Washington known and
sons subdivision Of square Numbered two hunSrsi
BRICK ironi Dwens House brown Stone Stone
rooms situated upon the souh side Of strsst nosth
between l2tn ard 18th cts west.
" n o and
upon the premises All couveyanciag and revenue
S $. lsssaisS :, uSs s &.
no,oat. LA44 isEs ot aSh Encsss
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I TNITKD STATES MARSHALL SALE

In virtue CT writ OF here facias issued from the
Clerk Once Of the Supreme Court OF the Distric,
OF Columbia and to me directed, will cell az public
sale, for cash in front OF the Court house door Of
said District. on TUESDAY, the 29th day Of
November, $50, at y O'Clock m. ali defend ant 4
right title, Claim and interest I'm and Lot No &.
sub ciyisicn OF square No. sf In the City of ash
mgten, ID. o., together with all and singular the
improvements thereen. seized and levied upon a.
the property of Cornelius Kesne, and will be sold
10 satisfy execution No. 7249, in favor OF Thomas
I. bean. ALEX SHARPE
nelo dds u.S. Marshal. d q.
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Ky GREEN b WILLIAMS, AIc,ioueers,
~ Southeast corner OF Seventh aud ID street,
IkuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Fk0PERIf IN WASHINGTON CITY AND

PRoPERTY IN WASHINGTON CRY And
SEORUET0WN, D. C.
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust to me-. bearing
Es date the 18th day Of November, A d. 1873 ana
:, recorded in liber and K, No I. foil, Al of
me Iand records for Washington county. in the
Dlstrlct OF Columbia, shall sell, on TIL a. SDAY
December the 9Th, in front of the premises, at
o clock m AL of Lot numbered three 81 in
square numbered four ~. IN Washington. d G the
saline belig well improved by substantial bindings
Anh on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of December, bv
Nrtu" OF the same deed Of trust and also in front of
me premises shall sell at o'clock p m parls of
Lots numbered one hundred aud two I02J ani on.
Gundred and three tlO3i, in Beall's aiiilion to
Seoreet3wn, beginning for siid parts of lots az
me southwest corner of said 4 No l2 and running
.nenes perth song the line OF Green street twenty
zoJ 1eet thence east ninety thence sou IN
twenty six (26l feet. and thence west along BsaI
srees ninety O feet to the place of beginning This
property be ne also well imp proved
,l Terms OF sale; One third cash; balance in six.
we've ana Eighteen m Jnths. def rred pa yments 70
Se IVY deed Of trust upon the property and
lars to be paid down the day of sale All convey
ancI 8 including revenue stamps, at purchaser q
COST III The terms Of sale are not complied with
within five days from the day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the at risk and
WIN. A. WAND. Trustee
DOL -eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS. AuOtiOnee,,,
AT AUCTION.

- Mt AVJTION
"a SATURDAY. Nov 10, 100 ~ ? D. Il,
t.. that iine country residence known A. - fair
-houbt fiace lying upOn tn 81 81 ,nslusg
tnrnpiks aud as dining - The Highlands and p4r
PeaD crossing station the Baltirn Dr. aud Ohio
IsiIEoSd' Tour mules from Washington. grnt4tni z
thirteen rooms including fiue cellar aso, a iel -
am CONVENIENT pantry. Haany convenient closets
&c ahn large inferred and cementsti ci--'-n, ca
Eah'e OF holding eight thousand galjoa- of wa-er;
STAPLE, necessary OutbsildiugS aul Fences -
sether WIN ahout two acres Of ground comm tndin
nnhe WV oi the surrounding country. Incluliag
blsatosburg and attsyille mic IN ali r. peel.
ness in town p- - DN'i
Inc improvements are nearly new
ElVe regular trains stop daily
Terms Only one-fonrth cash: remainder IN & Il
Is and "a months, with Interest
noL II GbEhH WILLIAMS Aurts
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pROPOsALs FOR BUILDING A sUPERIN-
II TEhpEN1 LODGE At THE NArIONAI
CEMETERY AT WINCHESTER, VA
QUARIERMAsTER,s OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA Pa October 10 ls-n

PHILkDELPHIA Pa, October 10 is7n
sealed Proposals in triHiicate, will De- received
81 TINS Once until AZ q clock m. on WEDNESDAY
November 23 lS10, for building n sup .rintendpnt :
Lodge II stone At the National Cemetery M in
chester va. according to plans and specifications
which can be obtained from this Office by those de-
string to bid
The huilding 70 be one story in height, 10 feet
rom noor 70 ceiling with pitched roof, and Of the
efhce IN front, with porch on the side, ry l6
feet: Kitchen and living room 10 the rear
Office. living room, and kitchen each Ia by Is feet
In the clear. - '
The right Is reserved to REJECT any and all bid. not
considered 10 the interest Of the public service
The envelopes to be Endorsed Proposals for
Lodge" and addressed to the Undersigned
HENRY HODGES,
MAYOR and QuaItermasteT, q. 3. Army. Chief Quar-
meut Of the East. nnI5 ~
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RY LATIMER CLEABY. Auctloneers,
- Successors TO Cooper Latimer,D
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue end llth strsss
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON g STREET NORTH, BErWEEN
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND SEVEN.
- By yirtue Of decd of trust. dated May 2. $50,
land recorded among the land records Of the
county OF Washington. d. O., and by direction
ur .ne d seii At ppbn aToton in frnet ~ ,ns
premises, On "WEDNESDAY, the s0th day Of No
In c. Dodgeis subdivision of square No. nc or so
much thereof may be necessary TO satisfy the pur
poses Of said deed Of trust.
said Lots No ~ and 3 front each q feet SIR ct
north and Lot q fronts Is LOO feet said street
by ls5 a l00 on New Hamp~ hire avenue. The amount
due under said deed Of trust Is $3.50 10. with interest
from September 5, lS70.
Terms Of sais: One third OF tie purchase none
cash balance In and u mopths, with interest," to be
secured BY deed Of trust the property sold. All
conyeyancing and stamp % ut Durch aser cost de-
Rosit Of ss on eseh lot sold viii be required when
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee.
nolS ec&ds LATIMKR CLEABT, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctloneers
- No. 3f9, southeast corner Of 7th and street,

CHakUEBf SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL rs
IAIk On 1TkeIREkr ROAD, NEAR BpUN
pAkY STREET. OPPOSITE PARK HOTEL
- BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding an equity
court. in osuse No. l5io, wherein George E
Coleman Is complainant and Nicholas Lochbohler 81
al are defendsnts- the undersigned. Trustee will
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on MONDAY 2sth
November. $780, at 81 O'Clock D. mr. oil thai piece or
parcel OF Ground situate in the county Of Washing
ton, in the District Of Columbia, being part Of a
tract OF lard known as Mount Peasants and de
scrieed IN certain plat OF subdivision Of said part
81 Mount Peasants recorded in LIber J A =, No
- FOL sal, one Of the land records of said county OF
Washington, as Lot No ~. in said subdivisions the
said lot being contained within the metes aud hpup
e Iad down on said plat Of said subdiyison o. said
part OF Mount Peasants; with the Buildings and
Bouse.
Terms Of sale, o. prescribed By said decree. One
third cash; and the balance in three, six nine and
twelve months from day OF sale, with interest, and
the payment OF said balance to be secured by 40
proved 3, nd or bonds note tue purch
or pu. chasers with security. aad With a reserved
lien on said property: the purchase money can he
paid cash day Of sale ion OF the sale bv
tie court. Oonveyancing and stamps at cost of the
purchaser. 500 will be required TO be Sep Dsitei
when the property is sold
WILLIAM J. MILLER rrus.es
mol eosw&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auct.