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KenoSha County Circuit Court.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.

f.
John Sutciffe against Eli &. Runas, Seth Doan.
Seth e. Hurlbut, j. B. hurlbnt, and Peter Bach,
defendants
In pursuance IF Judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered at the regular ten of said court
the Both day OF January, A J. 1871, /. John Lucas
Sheriff of the County, of Kenosha, state of WISDOM.
sin, shall offer for sale and sell at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor at the front door of
the Court House in the city of Kenosha in said
county, at o. O'Clock in the afternoon of Friday
March 31st, 1871, the following described
real estate or so much thereof shall be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment and costs, together with
the costs and expenses of such sale, to wit: Part
OF the southeast quarter of secti II number twen-
ty-four (24l In township number two (2) nor h of
range number twenty two (22) east Commencing
at the south west corner OF said quarter section
thence north on the west line of SAID quarter sec
ton one hundred and ten (l10) rods, thence east
TO the east line OF said quarter section, thence
south one hundred and ten (ll0) rods, thence west
to the place OF beginning; excepting and reserviug
parcel conveyed to r. Huguinin by Edward
Hugunin and wife, by deed. Also a "trip of land
ne,ng part OF the northeast quarter and
the south least quarter of section
twenty-five (9o) township two (2) mort OF range
twenty two (22) east, commencing at the north
east corner of said section twenty-five (25) thence
south to the Burlington Road. thence northwest
eriv to point four ~ rods due west of the east
line of section, thence north TO point similar ON
the north line OF section, thence east four o. rods
TO the place OF beginning. subject however to an
easement or right of way over aud across said
strip. in its full decree, to E. R Hugunin as re
served III ueeQ from refer -. Hugunin to edward
Hugnntn and E. r. Hugunn. recorded in Kenosha
County in volume page 436 ana as reserved i'm
deed to Edward Hugunn of dale January st. 1858:
also limited easement to one Theodore Smith, as
defined in deeds recorded az aforesaid, in volume
NJ page %, and subject to all legal highways. sit
mated In the town OF Somers, county of Kenosha
and state of Wisconsin.
Dated at the sheriff's Office, Kenosha County
Wisconsin, Feb 22d 1871.
JOHN LUCAS, Sheriff Of Kenosha
County, wisconsin.
Head & Quarles, Plff's attys. 6w39
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THE UNION SPELLING SCHOOL.

According to previous notice, a Union
Spelling School for the Eastern Division
Of the Co. T. Assn, was held at the High
School Room in Kenosha, Friday evening,
March Sd.
The school was called to order at As
by the President, Nj. T. V Magnire, fol-
lowed by a recitation of The Polish
Boy" by Master Richard Robinson, and
an essay by Miss Ellen Northway, OF Dist.
No. 2 Somers. After the spelling down
exercise, the audience had the pleasure Of
listening to an interesting essay by Miss
Charlotte Bond, and a German rec,tat ion
by Miss Emma Thicrs--both from the
High School.
In spelling FIR the cham pionship ;
four schools were represented each by
Ave actunE members as follows: Joint
Dist. NJ. 10, SJmers aud Pleasant Prairie,
taught by Mr.. [. N. 0lapp; Dist No IL,
Pleasant Prairie, Miss Young, teacher ;
Dist. No. II, Somers, T. V. Mcguire,
teacher: and Kenosha High School,
taught by Prof Durkee. The spelling,
which was both oral and written, result
ed as follows: Mr.. ClApp's school mis-
spelled 40 words, Miss Young's school 21,
Mr. M4guire's II and Mr. Durkce's 8.
After recess and music, 81 pupils en-
gagged in competition for the dictionary
The so words given in the EDUCATIONAL
last week were pronounced. This exer
else was wholly written, and all "succeed-
Ell" in misspelling more than 10 words ex-
cept Miss Fannie Hannah of the High
School, and Miss Josephine DeDiemar of
No. II. Somers.
A defamation was then given by Mas
ter Eddie Theirs, entitled Regulus to the
Oarthageniaus."
After singing "America" Miss Fannie
Hammer, having succeeded" in spelling
correctly the largest number of words,
vis., 45, was presented with a copy of
Webstcr's National Pictorial Dictionary.
The President was assisted in CONDUCTING
the exercises by Supt. Barns, whose
characteristic energy added greatly to
the interest of the occasion.
The Rhetorical exercises, mostly piyen
by members of the High School, showed
how successfully this great bran CHI Of ed
uc4tion had been taught, and although
these were only part cf their usual
Friday exercises, we thought they could
hardly have been improved by special
preparation.
The attendance was very large, and
altogether the Great Union Spellino
School, was success.
W. G. SPENCE,
Sec'y. E. D.
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/" ROLL OF HONOR"
HOSEA BARNS.
Co. Sup't. of Schools.

Continued list of scholars perfect in
Experiment and neither absent nor tardy
during the third month of the winter
term
No. 8, Bristol Miss e L Ward, teach
CT: Capie Smith, Lila SIN tn, Celia Lara
bee, Welhy Larabee, Florence Plcken~,
Lucy Burwell, Harry Adamson. At
tendance 80 per ct.
No. IL, Bristol G H Ward, teacher /:
Fannie Washburn, Stella Washbnrn
Bon Turk, Albert Turk, Sarah Smith,
Jane Smith, Robert Smith, Fredd .
Marsh. Attendance so per ct
No 3, WheatIand; c L Fay, teacher !:
Joseph Kohls. David Miller. Attend.
ance So er CT.
No. 2, Wheatland, Ruth G Allen,
teacher: Anna Hunsbusher, Mary Blank
Carrie Blank, L bble Rombeck, Henry
Rombeck, Sarah Ketcham, Floyd Alden,
Mary Cruckman, Charlie Creckman,
Johnny Creckman. Attendance SIS per
cent
4th month.
No. 5, Somers; w G Spence, teacher :
Mary Bowker, Fannie Bowker, Minnie
Gibbon, Annie Porter, Alice Porter,
Leila Porter, Lizzie Shaffer, Sherman
Gibbon, Waite Spencer, Jacob Shaffer
Attendance 9915 per CEN.
No. 8, Somers; James Cavanaugh
teacher: Jessie Petrie, Agnes Petrie
Willie Flett, Henry Flett, Robert Flett
Mary Froehlich, Grant Bulmore, Frank
Ozanne, Evan Williams Attendance 90
per ct.
No. Z, Paris M ] Andruss, teacher:
Jacob Windish, Emma Windish At
tendance rs per cent.
No 4, PL Prairie; Amelia Harvey,
teacher; Dora LANCE Attendance 50
per ct.
No. 4, Wheatland Mrs L L Becker,
teacher: Johu Palmer. Attendance 80
per cent
5tb month.
No. 2, Pi. Prairie; Cephas Leach,
teacher: Lyman Carpenter, Alfred Rey-
nolds, Edwin Carpenter, Delbert Holmes,
George Carpenter, Alvin Carpenter,
Frank Sampson, Maggie Reynolds, Char
lotte Reynolds, Eva Holmes, Edwin
Carpenter, Fred Carpenter. Attendance
so per ct.
HOSEA BARNS,
Co. Sup't.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, NURSERY

10Th Year, 800 acres, 10 Greenhouses. Lurgest
assortment-al sizes Best stock Low Prices {
shade evergreen treer. root grafts, seeding Oh.
age plants, apple seed, early rose potatoes, shrubs
roses. greenhouse and garden plants, &c. &c
Flower and Vegetable Seedsi Finest. beet COL
lection sorts and quality. Send ten cents for
New, Illustrated descriptive catalogue 90 pagrs.
Send stamp, EACH for catalogneA seeds. with
PLAIN directions "a pages; Bedding ard Garden
Plants 7pages and Wholesale Price List-24 pages
address f. K. PHOENIX, Bloomin gton, Ill.
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THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
will he at his offic" in Johnson's bookstore
every Saturday during the publication of this
aotice.
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Farm For Sale.
Very Cheap

Very Cheap.
l20 acres Of well improved land within I've miles
of Kenosha. One half down and tn balance in
three Year,. Advantages l. every particular un-
pre~edented.
For further particulars enquire of
Avail LEWIS KNAPP, Kenosha.
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s easn Sy " %s EsnoiR. John Luea. sheriff
OF said county. do hereby certify that the above
lie true copy of the notice for Judicial Eli ctiOn
served upon me by the Secretary nf state of Wis
cQns n, and now on fle in my Office pursu. MT to
said notice, snd the statutes in relation to eiec-
tions
Kenosha, Wis, March 9th, 1871.
5w41 JOHN LUCAS, Sheriff.
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Judicial Election Notice

NOiice IL hereby given, That at the Judicial
Election, to be held in the several towns wards
and election precincts in the state of Wisconsin,
on the First Tuerday, being the Fourth Day of
April next. the following officers To be elected:
An ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT, to fill the vacancY for the residue OF the
uhexpired term of office TO which Byron Paine.
deceased was elected on the seventh day of April.
1853, and which term will expire on the thirty first
day of May next,
An associate JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT, for the eerm OF Office commencing on the
first day of June rext, in place Of the Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court who shall be elect
ed to fil the aforesaid vacancy;
JUDGE OF The CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, comprising the couu-
ties of KenOsha Racine aud Waworh, to fill the
Va :ancy for the residue of tie anexpred term of
office u which william P. Lyon, resigned was
term will expire on the thirty-frst day of Deem
Der next;
A JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SAID
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT for the term of office
commencing Oh the first day of January, 1879 in
place OF the Circuit Judge who shall be elected
to fill the aforesaid vacancy;
AyUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, comprising the counties OF
Brown, Door. OcontO. Outagamle and Shawano, to
I'LL the vacancy for the residue of the unexpired
term IT office to which G w. Washburn resigned
was elected on the second day of April 1857 which
term will expire on the thirty-1rst day Of Deem
Der 1873.
Given under my hand and the great zeal OF tie
State Of Wisconsin. at the Cap
'''.''.''''' itol, in Madison, this frat day
SEAL. : OF March. 1871.
........... IL BREssE
SscrstGry or State.
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ENR. s. 8. FITCH's Fainily Physician 90 p,ees
NJ sent by mail free. Teaches how to cure ali
diseases OF the person; skin hair, eyes complex
ion. Write to ia Broadway New York
a VOID Qua KS-A victim Of early ipdiscre-
IN ton, causing nervous debility, preD aiure de-
cay, &C., having tried in vain every advertaed
remedy, has simple m cans of self-cure which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers Address j.
H. TUTlLE, IS Nissan g., New York.
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There s.a tide III the affairs of men, which,
Taken at the Hood, lesus on to tor u e. &C.
-SHAKSpEARE

There s.a tide i'll the affairs of men, which,
Taken at the Hood, leaus on to tor u e. &c.
SHAKESPEARE
TO carry through successfully SO large an enter.
pr SO, nut the public are satisfied of the hon
eR y and usefulness OF the plan ond thousA nds
nave been ready Jo invest al soon as he date OF
the drawing was postive fixed upon. This ha-
now been done, ard every ,:rehplder ia solicited
interest himself 10 iurlhering the safe of the re
naming tickets
and Obj CT of the sale the value If the property or
The management of he scheme. c0uld be desired
than the end rsaments given by prominent clti
zens and leading papers.
REMEMB @R!
II at there are only l9000 shares. ard that every
One paying SIS becomes a shareholder and receives
at once superb worx of art. wprh the amo mt
invested, and ticket in the di5tribu ,On If tn.
prizrs, which may yield $3.50 o. or an con l
chance in "a prizes, the aggregate value of which
is $95 900.
The Most Liberal Terms to Clubs
are now offered--ev person sending list O five
names, 'og Their with s. for each NAM, shall re
ceive one five dollar share In the distribution of
prizes. with one of the fine works If art Large
CO emissions, a perhaps FORTUNEi may he
the result of little effort. Try and make up lis;
among your friends.
Shares are being taken rapidly. All money re
ceived for orders after the books are closed will be
promptly returned tn the senders
Address, a
j. G.. DERBY, Gen'l Man'r.
177 broadway, NesU York.,
Or Augusta. Ca.
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TO LOAN!
Flax Seed! Flax Seed (!

"A PRIME article of screened Flax Seed to loan
~ to farmers on reasonable terms. Farmers
viii please call at No 80 Main street and see nv
seed before buying. j WESCOTT
4w4o Agent for Gould d Bro, Chicago, III.
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a9YgqqYqg 4ggq

20 THE WORKING GLASS We are now pre-
pa ed tofurnish all classes with const4 nj pioy-
meDt at home, the whole Of the time or for the
spare moments, Business new. light and Or oft
aole Person ofeither rex easily eorn from 6Oc
TO 80 an evening and proportional sum nv de-
voting their whole time to the business BOYS
and girls earn nearly as much as men. That an
who see this notice may send their address and
test the business. we make the unparalleled offer
to paw for the trouble of writing. Full particulars
valuable sample which will do to commence
work on and copy Of The Peoples Lttevdg y Com
pdn'om-one Of the largest and best family news-
papers ever published-ail sent free by mail
header. II you want permanent, profitable work
address E. G. ALLEN q CO., Augusta, Maine
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1000 USE THE "VEGETABLE fO7n
lOZU PU M N .RY NLSA = :" I0UJ
The Old standard remedy for oughs Colds, t.on-
sumption. NOTHING BETTER. CUTLEI. Bros IL Co
Boston.
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IS TO $40 PEK DAY. SS56YY' W : dI4I.
VINO engage liz our new business make from TO
10 dollirA per da, in their own localities. Full
particulars and instructions sent free by mail.
Iho-t IN need OF permanent, profitable work,
Portland Maine 5f ~
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New Advertisements

DsHCss OMANCY. ANY lady or gentleman
canmaks 81 .000 per month, secure their own
happiness and independence, by obtaining PsY-
INFANCY, FAScINA- ION or SOUL CHI RM-
ING. 400 pages cloth. Full instructions n nae
this power over men or animals at will, how to
Meamerize, become Trance or Writing Mediums
Divination, spiri ualism, Alchemy Philosophy 81
Omens and Dreams, Brigham Youngs Harem.
Guide 30 Marriage &c, ali contained in this hook;
100 Oeo sold : pIice by mail in cloth ~ -, paper
covers 81. NOTICE Any person willing To act
Jese AS capital is required all DESTROYS of EN-
tesl employment should seud for the book, encio-
sing 10 cts. for postage, to Il. W. EVANS Il Co. ~
South eth st., Philadelphia.
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Il Great offer. 4s H Hso9nw wATf ny.

will dispoe Of One Hundred Planes, Melodeons,
and Organs Of ak first Glass makers, Including.
Waters, at extremely low prices Tor cash during
this month or will take part cash and balance In
monthly or quarterly inptallments. 4G
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= O'CLOCK.
] u R u BE B A

The Mgc Cb 81; s: i: ;; AS; ::
a0lsnn. One omh sent by mail for ST. peaers
supplied al reduced rats. Address Vim. Patton
Treas. Springfield Macs. 4w39
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COMPLIMENTARY
TEST MO N L A l.
u. G. DERBY.

Manager of the Great Premium Land Sale,
OF the following well known Publishers, Bankers
and other prominen' citizens of New York,
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GENERAL AGENTS WANTED
ior Groesheck's calculating machine rapi accu-
rate reliable simp !. easily operated. cheap ana
hrautltul Giving instantaneous additions or
subtracions. taking from one to FIVE columns Of
figures at lime, carrying and borrnwing its owp
tens hundreds, etc. witnout the least thought ON
be- par ~, he ,,perat, ress
ZEIGLER &c McCURDY, Chicago. 4w39
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We Will eend Il handsome pt oSp ctuS OF our Nea
unit 0ted F'tn7its Bible cnuttiuirg over 2 o fin
scripture Illustrations to any Book Agent free o
Charge. address NATIONAL PULLS rlSa Co. Gin
cnnati Ohio. f'hicag.' IN. or 4 Louis Mo Avs
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In the last annual report of the State
Superintendent the following language
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GREAr MEDICAL BOOK and FRENCH
NJ SECRETS for Ladies and Go t.. Sent free
for stamps. DR.. Bonaparte Co CIncinnsti o.
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Rf GERM q WILLIAMS, Auct,oueers
~ Southeast corner OF TIN and ID Al "a
myE-d GSEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
nY LATIMER CLEARl. Auctioneers,
~ Successors TO Cooper Lstimsr,J
Southwest corner Peunsy ave and lltb stree,

GARDEN hASD ANR VILLA SITES IN
a BY virtue Of a dec.ee Of ii the e. sunrem, Cour.
SSeof The District Of Columbia, passed therein on
,Ha the 7th day Of Fssrnary A:D l1l in a cause
nit-, aud Ta'bnrt ct FL. defendants, No 1888, Eq.
Doc y the undersigned, appointed trustees BY said
defcrib, at the time ami on such terms as are here
matte set forth, At pubic auction. TO the highes
The said truitess viii, on THURSDAY, the 25th
day OF May. al o'clock p m :proceed T. sell that
late George W Taibnrtt. KNOWN =. .Gxan" iy in
on both sides OF the New Gut Road distant about
tanning about one hundred and four fI04) acres Of
valuable Farm or Garden Lard.
The sad trus,e.swll al.O, on FRIDAY, the 26th
irsct Of land known as "Chichester,'' extending
from the Eastern Branch towards the grounds OF
the Insane Asylum. and containing about two han
dr.d snd twenty two 222D acres This property has
been subtvided into most desirable villa or garden
from to Is acres These tracts are in the immediate
vicinity Of ntowp, and border upon the turn
directly or by means Of q common road, on which
they all open. One OF these tracts or lots-uumber
number seven 10 also i'm proved by dwelling house
and numbers five and six are improved by build
pent csnId be fouDd than that now offered by these
lots situated they are In the garden spot of the
The sale q thsa Lots win Commence. on the prsT
ises, on FRIDAY, the goth day Of IA AZ, as above
TO day until the whole shall be disposed Of u"'
The terms Of sale for all of said land will be as
follows: One fourth Of purchase money cash; bal.
in three equal deferred payments, bearing in
premises. a cash deposit Of $50 will be required Of
Of sale are no. Compiled with within ten days
and '0'' = S%% s = hEHD 61aiiF Trustees,
mylo-ec&ds LATiMiR& QUARRY. Aucts.
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offioE 90 t.s LlsHt hOyss he,Re:

OFFICE 90 rHs LisHr HOEss BosKp.
Sealed .ii es rsSsI,s :, thu tSi. sso. y,
ia r., S,ook = fklnAY, the ninth day yune.
Che asis sud ssSr D q a. fh sna .05
s.- p ~. order iros iasht hSuse Tor sos.h-
GO. p.nyips spe.,hcs,icns snc dra~irs.
cop,r,r,'1D IN es dsi ,ered a. The eSrsnse % the
e, :, snt ss.p-rI nesresg % TIE nAsufsc turer =
49,, Ihs L,shi bcuse Board wiz proviSe Al the tim
49, ~. Its. snd oonorete Tor the tpundsiIsa
nrnliSr. eslonsiss thereto and their cost !. DOT 20
traeiSp M ~ ,se am ,rni ~ ths eid: eut the con
~ IN suntaiaa sisr. SAD the thereof shall
TIE bid shorld state the sam fer wA'ch the rxrtR.
mn, ~ shoN "a TN cra~ngs, " % be ccnp eted.
alter acceptance, md delivered ss Aforesaid. ana
N ula AIS state The DAY aud dste on which u shsu
.seed ~ ,he F sSI G - under iors''' a'
Iha work will be carried on unaer thc rcrs,Tai
Us nnst I've Afforded him Cor Inspecting TIE mate
NJ, ~ - snshls sach rsrts u either are
nus " Csc = rejection, o. maie : 81 a. the
The Bosra reserves the right 10 r. Get any promo
~ snll rtass ne u may seem sufficient.
ey the hidde- Sui two Gu, ut sur sties
~ se .nee BY some of,iocr known 70 The TrsssurY
lars. d 600 that, in the event OF the sceertanoe
o. sush %; The neoesssry CONT act M be entered
Board hat the bid has been accepted W NV
dosr. AZ" ssS1i n III sum q twenty t6eu.ssa
nh Tor the ,si,hful performance Of the contract.
A copy Of the plans and speeih aticns must be In
the proposal.
Al proposals mus; Ne signed seated. AMI tniorssd
. Proposals Tor light house for souttwa-t Pss
Il nis,sns and then iaclo-.d in another eny pc
snd directed, prera;d, to H. ar Admiral n
shubrick, Chairman % the Light House Hoard
Treasnry Department, Washington. u. q.
a., hh, S'oder may be present .nd sitns-. the OPEN
SPECIFIED.
Payments for the work viii be made quarteriy.
upon es mst.s certified To by the agent tue Isri
bot twenty Do per centum of the amount OF escs
estimate will be Withheld until the ssusfsctsry
COMPLETION Of the contract,
Plans, spec fcatioDs. add for ne 81 proposals mar
Re obtained irgm Ii, U'enaEt Uol9nel J q Duane,
United States Engineers Portland. Me-. and ct 3
Exehanse street, Boston, Mas-.ohu.etts; Lieutsn-
ant Colonel I q. Woodruff, United states Ensi-
neers, Staten Island, New lOrk. q. Castor smith,
esq, Assistant Light hOnse knsn eer, southeast
c.rner Sixth and W .lnut streets. ~hiiaiel phia.
fenntyIysnr, Captain Peter q. Hams, Tinted
s'stes kngin. ere, Unios Bank Building Baltimore,
MARYLAND; MAJOR W. q. Merrill. United States
sngsnesrs: sntsonrg, P,nnsy wanna and FROM the
Mao 81 tnsinecs Z. 5. A, k1stassT Ss,aup.
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10y GEEEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- Nc. 3l9, south beast corner 7th and st,

Ivy GkkEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOueers,
h Nc. 319, southeast corner 7th and o etc
CHAsCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL kSTAtS ON [ STREET. BETWEEN
hissTTH AND TENTH STREETS, IN WASH
kvA BY virtue Of certain DEGREES Of the Supreme
E,E Court of the District OF Columbia passe1 in a
nifty Docket No. IL in which Cause ct. Vincents or
Rhan Asylum IL plaintiff, aud Vim. A. Boss. job
W. Angus, and others are defendants, the under
signed. appointed trustee by said decree, will, on
TUESDAY, the 2Sd day OF May, A. d 1871, at q
O'Clock NJ in front OF the premises. proceed 70
valuable improved real estste known ana Described
on the ground plan OF the city If Washington as ali
that part OF lot tl6.) ia Square t3si,) contained
within the following metss AID b1Ends-Ee.iunip.,
Ter the same at point six IS feet from thu north
east corner of said lot, and running thence due
south ODE hundred ard thirty two 1872 feet ten and
half lO1a) inches, the"ce dee east thirty 49,
feet Themes due north twenty ~ ten aud
half l05s) inches; thence due west six ,6l feet
thence due north one hundred AID ye IuJJ feet T..
tie place OF beginning.
The said property is situated on 1 street north
between 9th and loth streets west in this city ana
is improved by three story Brick House, present
occupied by the Minister OF the Argea,ine CON
federation.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by said DEGREES, are.
One third Of purchase money cash; balance IN two
eGual payments at one aud two years respectively
with interest from day OF .ale. secured by deed 81
trus! on u property. deposit OF S0 will be re-
g0ired of the purchaser a. the tina of sale Al,
coLyey RANGING and stamps at cost of purchaser III
the e rns of sale not comp piled with within ten
days from the Gate Of SALE the pro rty will be re
sold At the risk Of the defautine purchaser.
JOHN o. WILSON, Trustee
my1O d GREEN CIVILIANS, Aucts