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rs KING STREET.

DAISLEY SHAWLS-Double and Single.
We have just opened our fall stock OF the
above. We can offer special inducements IN
these goods, and would invite All inspection OF
stock before purchasing.
nrt II WITMER Il SLAYMAkER.
~ LADIES GOODS.
Lambs Wool or Merino Vests and Pants;
These goods are indispensable to health ana
comfort. lQct ~ RObI. L. W ooD: -
LARGE and varied assortment of first,
n e,sss DRY GOODS. \ full supply or Gil
goods in our line to which We invite the espe-
al stteutiun Ut cash hpyarSs' ,Dr u,ooD
Wv ~ .,"OCK OF DEMARARA,, Porto
4 FoLlI - os,d a"surs, Syrups and Molss-
~ h !sc ' AMI for sals At he lowest r S9S
" ''O lti and 40 King street
Ives Ha,chets, Bro4ii AXES, FOOT S''o o"'p
~ ~, I - JAS. +, CARLlN q SONS,
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INSURANCE COMPANY

Cash Capital and reserved funds
over &20,OOO,0O3
Invested in tho L. :. over 100000
Income in tho l.. ). in 1870, 2.44I,O00
Daily revenue over 10000
Stockholders personally responsible for all
engagements of the Company.
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ALARM OF FIRE The alarm Of fire, yester,
day evening" about five o'clock, was occasloned
by the turning over Of a lamp in the store OF
air. W. HUMPHREYS. on King, near Washing
ton street, the oil from which ignlted ana caps,
ed a blaze that was, however. eSt'ngulshea py
Mr.TE. Kemp, who was passing the store at the
time and who put out the fire with blanket
h,f..rn my damage WAS done.
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At the Sarepta Clothing Hall,
You will find

Everything is warranted AS represented. There
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TITCHEN CRYSTAL SOAP, for cleaning
~ metals, paint, marble, ETC.; superior for
washing hands For sale at al King street.
oct l. w. f. BROOkES.
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Rr1Io1OUs SERVICES were held at Mt. UIlVet
Chanel, in this county, at II O'Clock to-day
~, m sermon WAS preached 10y Rev. MIR.
Nue. ~ne!, =, Of the NJ ?. Church i'll place of Rev;
n . Evans Reese, President OF the MarylapPd
ann mrI''I @, Inference, who was uuuoe to be
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NOTION

line is ndcscribablc, and being bought entirely
by the package and case, will besod cheap. This
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17

n ENTS' LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS AND
VI DRAW VERSA large assortment, i'll all
grades and qualities to which we invite especial
attention. loot III ROBT. l.. WOOD.
I1LOWER POTS! FLOWER POTS!
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is decidedly the largest in the State in the No
ton trade, and there are but few larger in any
Of tho Northern cities than GREEN'S NOTION
HOUSE.
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prices much lower than have been reached dur
ing the past five years at
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KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAs.-The following, from
q letter to the Sprig Of Myrtle, from Chicago,
may be interesting to the members OF the order
in this city -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-06
Respectfully submitted.
sILAS BREED, } ~,
+. o. BRIGGS. w

SILAS BREED, ~,
Z. o. BRIGGS, 0o-i'
On motion the foregoing report was accep' cd
and the balance of S121S, Sc, reported as now
on hand was ordered to be charged to the
County Treasurer on new account. Sundry
accounts were read aud referred 10 the Com
nittee on Claims. Communications from the
Boards OF Supervisors Of Lenawee and Iosco
Counties were received and read TO tie Board,
and on motion were laid on the table FOR future
consideration.
The bond Of the County Treasurer VS.
ordered and fixed BY the Board at tho sUsI -
ffty Thousand dollars for tho ensuing term
Tho salary of the Prosecuting tttorn"y IoE
A1ed for the current yetI at the SUM o. lisb'
hundred dollars by the following vo,e. t1-7:'
AYEs.-Supervisors Wise, B4rie-, Heat,
Streator, Breed, Bennett Brygs, Thin, SYKES
Nutting, Yeckley and Coroy-12,
Supervisors Toes AMI Adams.
1t appearing that the Committee On Charso,.
Back taxes, at the October sess'o7 OF the l. arl
had enormously reported tax Of eighteen ard
3s-1o0 dollars, as having been assessed on the
southwest quarter of section II cmber in tine
township OF Geneva, whereas tho sanlc proper
ly should have been reported as assessed o.
the southwest quarter OF section number pino.
in the township of Hartford. Dy vote Of the
Board the County Treasurer vas oriclc,. IL
credit the same to said township G! Geneva.
I'D charge The amount OF said taz TO the town.
clIp Hartford. And on like motion and By the
same vote the said tax was referred % tpo
supervisor Of Hartford township for collection
Whereupon the Board adjourned un',l 20.
morrow morning at eight O'Clock.
G.. @. b YECKLEY, Chairman pro tsm.
Attest, DRAM W. ROWLAND. Clerk
WEDNESDAY, January 4, 4. T., 1871.
Board convened pursuant to adiournmout 49,
Roll called. Quorum present Proceedings o.
yesterday read aud approved.
Supervisor Brlggs offered the follo7 ing reso-
!utjon, 10 wit:
Reso!oed, That the term for tho collection OF
taxes of 1870 In the several townships Ia tor
county be extended for tho period o; tac
months from and after the first day OF Fobru
AIRY 1871. Which resolution was amended b.
striking ont the words "two-months" and In
sorting in lieu thereof the words " forty days
And the said resolution as amended was ado -
ed by unanimous vote OF the Board
Upon motion the Board adjourned until IT,,
afternoon at one o'clock.
AFTERNOON sEssIoy.
Board convened pursuant to adjournm'n. -
Roll called. Quorum present
Supervisor Noyes offered the followirs reso
iutlon, to-wit,
Resotced, That the salary Of the Couat.
Clerk be fixed at the sum Of eight hundred dol
lars per snnum, from and after TIE fitrt dag o
January, A. d., 1871.
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A sick man, slishtly convslescing recently
in conversation with pious friend, who con.
gratuIs ted him upon bis recovery, ard asked
him who his physician was, replied: "Dr. Jones
brought me through mo, no." said his
friend, "Goi brought you on, OF your illness,
not the doctor" "well, may DO he did, but
am certain the doctor will charge me for it,"
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PROCEEDINGS
Board Of uperr s0F'
AT rHHIE SPECIAL SESSION
january 8, 4, 8 &c 6, 1871,
vAr BrsEs COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
PAW PAW, January 81, ISL.

VAr BCnEE COUNTY CLERK OFFlcf,
PAW PAW, January 81, ISL.
Board convened pursuant TO adiouTomoa'
On call OF the Roll tao following Superyis -
answered 10 their names to-wir.
Vim. II. Tolles, Norman II. AGan-, 'ssu-Ius
Haven, Chancey Wise, Geo. Il. Parker. Arsi'
Heath, Phrenett I. Streator.s Sllas Breed, Nm
Thomas, Err Bennett, Emory o B:iGGf. John
Ihling, Orendo NJ. Sykes, Ransom NG.tnG
Geo. G. b. Yeckley and Stafford Coray
Supervisor Noyes, Chairman OF tho Board.
not being present, ito Board was c''i'l g q
der by the Clerk, and Supervisor Iee.l"y va
chosen Chairman, pro tenn.
The Committee heretofore sppoin'cd, G., tie
last October session Of thia Boerl, 10 so.o7
with the Cunty Treasurer, presented tho TO-
loving report, to-wit;
To tho Honorable ard Of SUpty'ioors Q, -
County Of Van Bmen.
Tie undersgned Commute arpoLe2 e
settle with the County Treasu-er leg lo37c "a
report that they have performe f? IT, doty '-''
and tho receipts and disburs rnc' t. FOX 'hc
paet ear to be % stated below:
RECEIPTS.
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BY IA" No. A..

De II ORDAINED and established by the Presi.
dent and Trustees Of the Village o, Paw Paw,
Tina, it shall not he lawful for any person ~
skate upon the side walks aud stfeets within
tho hmlts OF the Village OF Paw Paw
Any person violating the above ordinance,
shall be punished by ine not to exceed One
Dollar for each AMI every offence, to take effect
Immediately.
Datsd Paw Paw lamar 4, 1871
z. MAbCIN, President.
JoHS KNOWLES Recorder. s2st2
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Supervisor Ihlirs offered the following reso-
luton, which wa1 UNANIMOUSLY adopted by the
Board. to-wit:
RESOLVED, That we tender vot, Of thanks
to the Chairman Of this Board for tho able,
courteous and gentlomanly manner, in which
be has presided over u. To the Clerk for tie
efficient and ob'iging uav, in which he has dis
charged his duties while acting as Clerk OF this
GARD.
Upon motion tic Board adjourned without
day.
KIREE ". MOVES. Chairman.
Attest, OnAS W. ROWLAND, Clerk.
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=. b1rrdh 4 years baa!y,
- as County IreasurarS 200 90
- for pad for Revenue
stamps for bonds %
foG e. hang lor lraft 90
o amps Tor note 80
A." iaso to Decatur aud
return after funds o.
- freight on box
books Is s1iJ 53
Ca-.o8 Peek as witness fees and travel,
Cor examination OF Stanard and Saup-
dcr1 before Justice of the peacs ) Q 20
Edwin I. Peck witnesa fees aud trayo.
sane case 20
Wan. @eb5cr witness ices and travel
same cl,c !6
Aodroa :. DAVIS witness seea AMI Gayei
same cls5 70
T. Il. Hen1uci Justice fcos in the case
Limit Hall z rs
L. T. Hoadrick - in the case
Stanard and Saunders Is 81
e. Ucndrick Justice fees in tho case
Ralph Dostw.c.l 10
T. L. aenlrieS Justice fees in the case
John JARVIS 01
, I l. Heu.ii. i, Justice fees in tho case
jan J. Hen6sy and others %
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Receipts ) DC
Tie Ill q .!crsce .. Dlaa FL Services 80
dered at posi- Ior!em examination OF the body
CT Elisha Murry deceased amounting to twenty
Ave dollars WA referred by the Committee On
Claim b. tic Board without recommendation.
3 not.J4 - allow tao aano a. tic sum Of ten
dollars war lost
a motion Wa Ten made andi carried tina:
said bill bo r4ol7 dlsalowei.
jupen.sor Tclles offered the following
resou,.ou, to-wIt;
NGEGEAs iuGsmuci az tic present ecu A.
Suporntoadeat5 OF taa Poor have referred tic
matter OF having ;ho keeper or ovsrseer Of TIC
Poor T ara =: Van Buren, County to this Board
asL.a., Al expression Of their opi ion, advis. %
Regarding ibis matter.
30 j. resolved that IN tbs op mon OF ibis
Do,rl the services Ct responsible person can
be secured for rum net exceeding 500 per
ye'r incladlag services OF vie. Also that in
the opinion OF this Bcarl, the interests o; this
County would be better served financially b.
the County's Own Is all stock. teams and wac
oas il use on sad farm.
Tue resolution WAS lost By the following vote
to-wlt:
AYEs-5upcryisorsT olles, Barker, Streator
Thomas, Bennett, Sykes, NuLting Yechley and
Corey-9
AYs-Sup,rueors Noyes Adams, Haveps,
Wise, Van Au.op, Heath, Breed, Riggs and
Ihlns-9.
On m9t;3n tie Board adjourned until this
afternoon at half past one o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DoA!G convened pursuant to Adjournment. -
Roll called. Quorum present.
On motion Of Supervisor Breed, 1t was or
GcraI Ivy the Board that no mora accounts be
rec. wed Tor tie action Of this Board after three
O'Clock ills afternoon.
Superyi or Colos offered the folio ing r.solu.
ton, to.w.t
HrsoLyID, That in tho opinion O. tho Board
OF supervisor OF Van Buren, County. the
practice CT HING the uec OF stock, teams, wa
gots, aul s!egls for use uuon the County
Poor i4ra "a not Goot policy (inancially) and
that W. advise ,hc GiscontInnsncc Of the prac.
tice : tho County SuporiEtend,nts OF Poor
from aud tit,r Tie Gnt Gay o. AlI., 1871.
Supervisor rriTgs moved tsat the resolution
and all rnstters pertaining t. tho County Farm
be indefinitely postponed, winch motion was
lost by the fo!ljwiug vote, to-wit:
supervisors Adaas, Havcn. Wise,
Van A1kcn, HEATH. Freed, Briggs an bling
6.
EA11-SaporUsors Noyes. Colles, Barker
Streator Thomas, Bennett, Sykes. Nutting
Yechley sul Corey-1O.
The Ycas and Nays oing demanded on the
resolution as presented u SUPERVISOR Toi'es,
tao serlc was adopted bg To, following vote,
viz;
AyAs-Sup rys57s S5gss. Tolcs, Blrker
5 rcator, Thomas, Boraett, Sykes, Nut,ing,
Iocl'e5 AID Cor-y--I0.
NLTa-superGsor Adams, Wise, Baker. Van
Aahen, Heath, Breed, Briggs aud Ihling--s.
The Committee on Claims presented tie fo!-
lowing finll report, VIZ:
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DIED.

CUMBERLAND. On the 2Ist instant, ut II O'Clock
y. m, CHARLES CUMBERLAND, In the Goth year
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
I31s street, No. $50, Island, ON Wednesday after
noon, at 81 o'clock; The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend.
COSTELLO, On Tuesday, 22l inst, at 10 O'Clock
=. m, JAMES PATRICK, son Of Michael and Mary
Ann Costello, aged year, Il month and p days.
Funeral at a O'Clock on Wednesday. No. 9l9
New Jersey svenu-. between and h sts.
EBELING. On the morning If Tuesday, the 22l
instant at 81 O'Clock, MARY ANN EBELING,
eyed IS years, ii months and u DAYS.
Dear mother, thou hast LETT Us;
We thy lOS= d. deeply feel,
But It's God that hs- bereft rs,
He can al cur sorrows heal.
The corpse will be removed from her sons resi-
dence, 500 street, bet 5th and 6th streets Y.
at ga O'Clock ,. On Thursday, the 24th inst.
English Lutheran Church, corner Of nth and III
streets. At oclOcs- The friends and acquaintance
IRepu6lican and New York papers cOpyI
GARRETT. Amer q painful and protracted III
ness, which he bore With Christian f1rtitude having
RETT, in the 3lst year Of his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral on THURSDAY, zth instant, at
~ o'clock from 18th street Presbyterian Church.
Republican sc hrOniole.l
LAITEL- On the I'D instant. at o'clock a. m,
WILLIAM b., youngest son Of Benjamin and Gath
crime lautel, aged Is months.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock, from $40 @ street N. r.
iHarrisburg and Carlisle papers cOpy.l
MCSERHANY. On the 2lst instant Mrs Bird
GIT ANN, relict Of the late Edward McNerhany, of
Langley Fairfax county, Virginia, in the 6jth year
Her funeral will take place from Trinity Church.
Georgetown, Il. G, " Wednesday morning, August %,
vited.
WHITNEY. At Albany, Y. Y, on August 2lst,
WHITNEY, age! 3 years. beloved SON Of Vim. r.
and Margaret Whitney, Of this city
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EVENING STAR.

BRITISH GovKRSMExTAL PAILCREs.-Among
the governmental failures of this politically dis
aStrOuS season Il tbs very sore of the proposed
military camp M Berkshire. Thirty thousand
men were 10 take the field for a sham campaign,
but after six months notice the War Office il
obliged 10 confess that II has not the means or
transport for a single German corps for one days
march. Ii thinks IL might perhaps move five
thousand, OF two Prussian regiments. 1t is ludi-
CrOusly evident that England has no army-that
IL, no army that can move from one country To
another. 1t could not even fight a battle of
DOTkIng.r This queer breakdown has caused
the greatest irritation, and the prospects
% the government are not brilliant Mr..
Gladstone and his laundering Cabinet may
not chose to recognize the vote OF censure in the
Lords but the lOss OF the ballot bill must bring
on a crisis. and give US a new Ministry or a new
House OF Commons; or il may precipitate reyO-
luton which will leave nothing of the cOnstitu-
ton but a House Of Commons. The uses of
ROYALTY are under discussion. You will see
England. a. wen a. Ireland, without an estab-
liShed Church; you may see England without a
House Of Lords and without n mOnOrchy. 1t is
not uni kely that you will see an Irish Parlia-
ment assembled in Dublin.-LoTd0a Cor. ". L.
Times.
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FlY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner of It'll and SITS
RY q. ". HAVENNER & co. Auctioneers.
~ NJ. O43 Louisiana avenue,
third door east Of Seventh street
SALE ATAUCTION OF BEAu.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF TWORFAU
% WAsHffSGT6T LAS Nr Il the CP PFTY
TWO ACRES, AIJACENT TO THE WASH
SE HS6 H al M2Ks FR6M HE f hSP
MIN Oh THE III STREET RAILROAD.
So By virtue OF a deed If trust to me, from Juan
- \. Pizzni ct al. dated July ?, A D. $50. and
recorded August !, ls-O, in Liber 62l, folio I6I ,
tric 81 Columbia. shall offer for sale 10 the HIGHEST
Iitc-r' a TIE once 81 .. W HaVenner & Co, 6I3
Der cJh. lo7l. at O'Clock T. m an the land men.
ond In NE SAID deed Of trust, and more fully de-
GELS q land ing in the county Of Washington and
i1,iFct 81 Columbia, and being part Of the GREEN
guished IN certain Plats and descriptions thereof
s-.,.I ~ - b; @rPrnter surveyor Of Washington
tam deed whereby tho r-; If the heirs Of William
hichey have COW eyed = illiamJ Hickey the part
- ,,td o. ri' ale tract assigned 10 him upon par
tlti.n and allotment among said heirs, and which
He5d ,, IcccrGed IN the land records of said county
ia LiDtf 70 SJl ioiio 5l9 ct seq as lot numbered
Two - Beginning AZ the southwest corner of lot
number one a. and running thence east sxty-six
FIchss 20 stake opposite farm road; thence south
lbOeE east 50 - perChes with said farm road
oak tree Thence south 81 s deg west ixt, "a
outline Of "HsddockS Hills" thence south 2s1S deg
north 2l1s deg, west ~ Ga perches TO the beginDing
containing twenty eight acres and three roOds and
Also, lot numbered eight 81 Beginning at the
northwest corner Of lot numbered seven l and run
line Of Hsddock'5 Hilis' thence north 25,s de-
Ees 90 perches to southwest corner of lot number
I'VE Thence north 55a deg, east fifty two perches
to the beginning containing twenty four acres one
rcod and thirty three perches Of land more or less
plat ofthe land and the abstract Of title can he
So. n AT the Office Of the auctiOn-ers
i fIls Ot sale $3.50 OF the purchase money in
cash, Of which deposit of SIUO will be required when
the property l. sold, and the balance in notes AZ six
ard Nv rlye months. drawing ten per cent Interest
iroi faY - sale, secured BY deed Of trust upon the
pr P.ry- The terms 10 be complied with in one
Mc'k ron tiI- DAY % sale the property will be
r>'ld az the risk and of defanlting purchaser
upon ne days notice in some paper published in the
civ uf Washington. Wv
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
chaser : cost u. L. EATON Trus.ea
jy2O-law4w6 dts ~
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL.
BrFEkr or ENGRvAING Ax1 PRINTING.
= IL-LsL AY DELAEIE. VI. Am.u.t ~. I.-I-

- ~ ~ r. '. < EAlNS AN1 fAlNTING.
Sealed Proposals. will pc received At this C- IN
u 10 . Cly,k - m. WEDNESDAY. 2Oth S-ptera-
1rt- i'il furnishing four hundred HJ0J tom Of
Iiht-gTi aIG GOAL tGeorgr Creak,) run Of mine,
Il te df' cred az such times and places and in such
Seh5.AtlSo - LAY D. rr4ulrct. and SUBJECT o. the
COMMIT. L. Te4ulred hy act 81 Congress, approved
july H. ieO, VA. That such coal shall weigh
zrzW pounds . the IN. and shall be- inSpacfad
ard weighed and the quantity Of each Load certified
~ Inc TINE 81 delivery ~ the person appointed and
Qualne under the act for that purp-s. and that tbs
prescribed fee o. twenty for each Ton Of coal
Inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid by
the contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding from one week
from the 1fh September, the Department re-erviny
the night q reject ali any portion Of the bids re
Ceived.
Nc proposals vii b entertained unless Sccampa-
MED by satisfactory evidence Of ability fulfill The
contract nor will any payment De- made without the
certificate Of the fms pect0r that the coal furnis he'd Is
such A. the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed, and 70 the Of
nee Of GEO. A. MCCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
au2 Treasury DEPARTMENT
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rT-The mysterious steamer Hornet, so long at
Port au Prince preparing for some unknown eN-
peditiOn, Is now ready for sea. and waiting for
an opportunity to give the Spanish blOckaders
the sin.
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WE PROTECT THE PUBLIC AGAINST HIGH
PRICES
AND ALL IMPosITIoNI
G. .. O'HARE Il SON.
FLOUR STILL LOwERI
Superior Family Flour, equal % any In the city
S2l5 per barrel sack-every barrel
and sack warranted.
Welchs Best Family Flour, S2-S per = barrel sack
SUGAR DOWN
Best White Clarified Sugar, Is cents per H.
Crushed, Powdered and Granulsted Ia cts
GREEN GINGER. GREEN GINGER
GREEN GINGER. GREEN GINGER
FRENCH WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
SPARKLING CATAwBA, ANGEbHA.
PORT, MUSCATEL,
And other wISBs
HAMS, HAMS,
Best Quality surarac AM HAMS
II. II. IL II. IL IL
Buyers viii take notice that sell our Hams by
their Actual Weight. Other dealers mark theft
hams on arrival. and they lose considerably in
weight, consumers will see the advantage Of buying
aug5-tr Q. $. oHARE & SON.
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SALE.


a by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
E FRINGE GeCrge's county, sitting in Equity passed
- IN said court wherein Thomas L. Hume is com
l,aIiaht; and Thomas Marshall and Henrietta
haT,hail MS wife, are defendants, the subscriber
- trustee, will offer At public sale 10 the highest
nidd,r IN 'front.' OF the Court House door, AT Inner
h1TIborough, on THURSDAY, the Gath day of
august lSl At the hour of ~ O'Clock m, that yalu-
1ole tract Of land, situated in Piscaaway Election
DlStFict; ~ Prince Georges county, Maryland,
SIIed ELLEN E." Containing as acres, more or
Lsss which adlOin the lands of John Mslning, Mrs
Cstharlne J. ClaRett and John Carroll.
ne improvements consist Of excellent Dwelling
n3u.er containing eight rooms Kitchen, three
House, &c. o' N
About three-fourths Of the land IL arabic, good
son ana well adapted 10 tbs growth Of the crops Of
this section OF country about mile and half from
steamboat landing, from which q steamboat runs
schools, mill and pest office.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree are
Cash on the day Of sale, ratification thereof by
the court, with interest from day Of sale until paid
Convey aEeing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
au l5-td SAMUEL B. HANcE, Trustee.
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RG GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
~ Southeast corner Eth and ID streets

IL
~ Southeast corner eth and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOUSE AND
LOT IN SQUARE No. 27l
a BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated December d.
s. A. II. $50, and recorded in Libar No 63l folio
-, 20 Of the land records for Washington
county u g, and by direction OF the party secured
thereby, viii sell At public auction in front Of the
pIt n.I-es, AZ O'Clock +. m, GU WEDNESDAY, the
I<h day OF July, \. ID. ISL, Lot numbered seventy
Gul' IA Allen Falconer's subdivision of lots in
sz'.Are numbered two hundred and seventy four
tZ4' IN the city Of Washington, together with the
N pro ing " small twO-story House,
b.uEde6 ~ and U streets north and 18th and 18th
Terms: One half in cash, Of which SOS must be
l&i al sale; the deferred payments be made In -ix
aid Twelve months, with interest from day of sole
and secured by deed Of trust the satisfaction of the
Trustee Terms TO be complied with within six days
alter sale, otherwise the Trustee the ryht
= resell al purchaser cost after one week . Notice
AL CJuNe y aDCing and stamps at purchaser cost
WIN. III. WARD. Trustee
Ie-, 5taV Ads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aqcts
1.-THE ,AROYE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
IL! Is, the 10Th day Of August, A ID. IS7i
a. me same hour and place. By order of the Trustee
y!I---st" Sds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
II ESDA1, the 9th day Of September, lS7I at the
same hour and place. By order of tho Trustee
aus 2awSds. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc r.