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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07

dL mdSOulO 46Iupieg WlnCneSLsrI a'V
February %, 1871.
In pursuance OF resolution adopted at a
Convention held at Equality Lodge. Martins
burg. West Virginia, Jan. 9th. 1871, Rev.
Jas B. Aviretr, President, called the AssOci.
alton to order aud stated the object Of the
present Convention to be 20 perfect the work
begun at MaTtinsburg. lie further explained
the objects of the Association aud 10 behalf Of
Hiram Lodge extended cordial greeting to
the brethren of other Lodges in Httend4uce.
The following delegates were present:
From EUekst Lodge, No. los, Sharpsbury,
Maryland. s. McGraw, j. c. Grove. JAS.
Snyder, Vim lSTashear-.C. w. Adams; Malta
Lodge, No so. CharleS;OWn. West Virginia.
ID. II. COckrill, ". l.. Hedges EHrrkn
LsdSe. No. %. HarPer's Ferry, West Vir>
ginia, A. Il. Wood Tcii,,n,Im"r Lodge. M
III, SmiIhdrld. West Virginia, J"Ln ".
GranUham, Il. I. TimLerluEe. George Il Page,
JnO. I. Ringer. y. VI. II, ans .h,""t M"
Lodge, No. 81. Shepherisiown, West Wis
ginia. j. L. y. EnrIer, b. L. Harrison, j F.
Wc!shaus, II. G.. EuIer X. {. Burk harI. jas.
Randall, Jn". Ray. J. " Grant Jr.. Il. NJ
Billings. Thns. Lrcklider, Geo VI Beltzhnrv.
er; Tr"'"',oeH l.ndge, No BIB. BerryvrIle.
NIT=iuiO, Edward Whuc, Il. l. Page. W. Z.
Mih.u. ). T.. 5 Philips EIE Brunch I."Ive.
NJ" 93. Dutieids. West Virginia. Rev j. q.
Scnu. W. + Alexander, ". Is Daniels Chas.
BIrni'ar'; Hiram I.,"iEr, M 81 Winchester.
Virginia. j. Is. Avrrett. f.. J &. y Hull, j.
> Car~"n. J.. L. M'"re. X. ". Hunter.
The minutes "f the Convention at Martins.
barr: read 10y Rev J. L Seat Secretary
Addresses were made by MessrS wmi. Gran.
'h,m aud Carsun ia Iurtheruuue al the object
ut the Association aud enduT>Iug u ~ one If
the best aud cheapest modes If insurance that
could lee devised IL was then resolved thar
the books should toe uprnci aud an upwr.
inniIy given 1" ail Master Musuus III good
standing I" hrr"mr members at the \ - c,a-
ton About iuIty maiies were adied To the
list.
Il. W Hunter moved Uha; IA cnmmir,e"
composed ri iTnWr each /. ri ~ reprcsru'f
tee appointed 4" rcP"r, a Constitution aud by.
I.'w~ ter rhe IirVrrm'u-nr at the \ -S"r.nIl"m.
wri' Instructions {" report a Ihr e.rm'nv Nrs-
>'"'. -Ni'rrrI. aud The r.l."w,n. Quantities
APP ".U.Cd:
II ". Hunter + White, G VI EcIzh"v
rr. J VI. Granrl am. &. " Ad:m- \ H.
Wool. w. L. ArxIrler. 10. Il B,H. t.
wnrh. up"n ma o. Il. Park,r j Is. A,ir a..
j. Z \ EuIeral Il Il Scott were aid i.
Tue Convention Inj"urne1 to meet at Z!
o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
'h'<s the Public.

NEW G0ONS! NEW GOODS!
CIN MARK ET-HOUSE SQUARE.
MO- that 81" excitement Ot the n il EuFnpc
~ hHs subsid"d. would like :" ca u the
OF all Hcwrpnp~r rCaucis aud their fTi"Gds to- INV
s''"k Of E,uds Ht my on Market Huuse Square.
You will fnd 'h"'" every thing in the
q X OCE Il Y ]. y J.,
Teas Coffee gar nj Flour If the beet bra nds in
mar kcI; lIOTS aud Bacon cut and uucut Chc"-r.
CT"rE"ra HHd tail" Cak~. M"I.z-es. Syr upA EuG Ia
fact g'"tS eft all d'sC' rUun that .u-t lie wuu 81
cal Ter "f'r Saturday II v"UT Tahc WRrC 10 gone.
az y."r W"-h T"n rlay"d uu', - ~ cell you new
S""'!s As Cii'S hny'A here
would alan call the AttrnIi,n nI Consunters of
F'r"cn sud D'rursIic Wines, Li1uoTs Ciear. and
chewing lUb4CCo
Conn" one. com" all. dT not charge anything t"
snnE y''i- give IHip'I,lEiI"u By IL mean. rrrIrg
n "ng the cast. nay b."k kreJrT wants to turn
t"~hI"r. Don't E'IErt IL" place, Market IIuusr
Square. "pn'' &c the Did js'i. The MIN -
Soy I 1870. JOS " EASTERDNY
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ESTRATS.

ESTEAYFD from the SnbJrTihrr IiVfaR near Leo
II ipu sbOuI rh' LET Of September IaSI Esd roan
Lo n~ Hitter win hiie iser. marked Ntth cTop
md ALT iu the right Nd crop % The lrt
Ito raj TeUs'd SiiI b. given fog Aay iDtoFnlstIo0
tS1dInE :" the recovery q heE. z. G GAIN.
Fen. -, II 81.
TRY Walkers vissTur si..srs. for sale By
y HAbo4:
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NEW GOODS.

NE Hre now rec wing nd -hrll =. riinu~ IN re
W Ulruish it"In W"' Ia week, CAIar.,a. R,"~n
sud B'""rh'd C"iI'us Ri'Hrh"r. CunlcR, lIv.t au,i
blu" NiH'd i''i"C C"Ii"Hs. &c, &c. AIsn Gro
Cc'i-S 0i Ill EIuds ID InTC prt.rs
JAu. 8. 1871 EESg>I.EY < SuEERFH.
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REMOVAL.
lSTsigncd. DrsI risI"r Of N

AZ NV Ale
'INHE Unh"rsigncd. nr,Iri.r"r 81 the MAREIE
HOTEL i" Dst k"svillr hSs "a ken charge Of
TIE FARNSwORTH HOUSE.
MTnDIEWNN, JEFTI G$OS 90 WEST VA
It's r NBI.E sni BAR viii he suSpii.G with rh.
bret vtIiu. J." the market 80 30. E,p.> %,
merit aud receive y share ~ tho r,uhIrb p.trnrsge
SAMUEL 7. NARkLE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
TEMPLATE STOVES.


Have on hand a complete HsSurtmrn Of
DIR L C q SITS SUN DRIES,
LAMPS, LANTERNS ASD LAMP GOODS.
Also
the very Encst BrRndA 81 Cigars and Smoking
TUbnccO'S.
Physicians PrcscUipii"rS Mostly aud carefully
C"mIp"und" according the lat, ct Iu."s Of rn.t.
m,n"v. at al huuTs.
February -, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07

Minutes Of the Meeting Of the Mason
ic Mutual Benefit Association held
at Masonic Temple, Winchester, Va,
February 90, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
NhW GO0DS! NEW C0ODS!

NEW GOGDS NEW GOODS!
I HAyEjusI arrived from R,Itinnre " ih n mot
t"""I'"i end varied siOCk "i EOCds j" my line.
CONSUMING Uf
WATCHES. CLOCKS AND IEWELEY
am Aa'i-i-d that there H'V"T has hEen Goud n
display 9" gE''s e the kind and prir- in Cha,
town To which HIsU il added y supply al 40.
IlONS -" numerous :" ""UIn"rEt". dawn 80 pins
ant U'rdi's h-vr ~ EIi timFA V,ui HsEUTIIIICEI
of SPEGTA|I.E:S {" -U't all age. AIs".H
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS,
%"d Ihe bert Ru"U"ss 'nG t-TrUrn"v- ~ I..m
he hAd. To- which : added 4 AItICM on. u nich
EiT's III" bret light known. S"d Is perfectly cafe
from 'XPl".irn Bur i"NH'' specify.
\ C.IIIr and - & = VUuTs. IN-S Come ono and
all. isfi!' and email tot dUII al rem. ut
UU'r. ~ cA"t "Hit you. l.. DINELE.
October IL, 1879.
d. r. p.
Our. NJ o~ PlouShS
~ T. arc manufacturing a. laTE' Tot "f them. I'D
- NC guarantee sai-iHrIi"u. IN Me u
Ear. WEIRICK & MILLER.
January !. 1870.
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JOHSW GRASTUAM. PRECEDENT,
&. A. PORTER FIELD Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For ell tho purposes OF n Laxative
&SdicLno.

Perhaps no one NELL.
cine a. - universally
required by cve4y-
DOtiy - q Cat!IaItIc,
nor was exc. ANY be.
fore 81 universally
adopted Into use, IA
cEcEg country aud
amOlS all classes, as
this mild ButClslcat
puEsaliSc RAJ. IHo
obvious reason l.,
that lLis a uUrC re!I..-
Die aud TIgmUrs rI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

@-Seven young ladies are after the Illinois
Legislative eleTkship.
sS-The popular amusement with Bedford,
Ind, ladies and gentlemen is wrestling m matches.
SThe reason why they beat the drum was
because it called the harp a Tyre.
gAn English paper asks, "Must Rossini
have been an enraged musician?-when he
made the Stab Mater!'
srThe peripatetic Western has bought a farm
IN Iowa, and il is to be hoped that he will never
RrA Hartford lady screamed when she found
she was trying TO eat mouse by mistake for a
dOughnut.
RrGan Hamilton wonders why women persist
in appraising themselves at mems valuation,
and that of the baser sort of men.
~An opponent of the public school system
insists that if you teach a boy to write he Is
much less likely to make his mark in after life.
@Ann DonOhue, a genuine female sneak
thief, is in the hands of the Troy police. She
made successful raids on at least three residen-
ces by means Of false keys.
ga gentleman of Herts, in England, has a
fayOrite pig, which he has called Maud. His
tinually looming into the garden"
"An excellent mother. in writing TO one of
her sons on the birth OF his eldest child, says:
useful; teach him religion, that his death may
be happy"
aTOf the woman question. a lady says, in a
communication to the Des Moines Register
ssYOu NAV look at this matter in whatever light
YOU will. but simmer il down, and il is but a
quarrel with the Almighty that we are not al
men,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY GREEN WIbLlAMS, Auot5oneers,
ID Southeast corner Of nh and d sfs


ID Southeast c0rper of nh and sts
TRUSTEES SALE or VERY DEsIRABLr I'M
ffkkppS SEfP rPR2qPSSkIfh T 4s 6 S JERSEY
IL By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Cont
la Of the Dsirict Of Columbia passed ON the 3lst
&day of October. Isl, IN the case Of Kelly vs..
htsly and others, Equity cause No 2sl2, We shall
ssy avenue souiheast,l oS THE 9TH DAY OF No,
lois elt ven tID and I7' in square sin hundred
am eighty nine 6s9D the city of Washia zton. ID.
pai OF said city ceDtaintd within the oe wing rnetes
ana bounds: Beginn ne for said parts GA Nsw Jersey
az enue az the center OF the div idin wall bet weeD
Tire two houses erected by Daniel Carru ~ nrdinE-
ton On said lct twelve fl2l supposed g. De twenty
feet ten inches te6 10 from the sesst Of
SAID lot and running thence with tpe line of New
Jersey avenue south few degrees east 10 the diVi
ing lire between lots twelN I'D and thirteen lSl. in
said square; thence with the said div ding line per
Pendcuiar 20 said avenue the nors beast Of
lot ten 100 then with The dividing line between lots
thence north with the line Of South Capitol street
nifty i've feet four inches (a54l more less to
part 81 lot eleven CID heretofore purchased by Rob
er Mills thence east with the II of said Mills part
said lot eleven III then, with the OF the divid
ing wall between the two houses aforesaid, 20 the
place OF beginning; containing .f23 square feet II
ground more ess, with tn i'm prov thereon
consisting of a large brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale: une third cash; the in notes at
cne and two years with interest payable quarterly
$50 TO be d. posted when the property il uck of
aud thu deferred payments 70 be secured by deed OF
complied with in DAYS from day of sale the Trust
t.es shall have thu right to resell the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser. Stan ps
ana e0n'tEEann WTS Il ps1Sssssf,s cost
A s. WoRfaiNGroN, Trustees.
no4-eosv Repl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Dry GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers-
u $40, Southeast corner Seventh and ID sts.
TRUSTEES SALON VALUABLE I'M PROVED
~ ID REAL. ESTATE


- Under and by virtue of Q deed Of trust from
80 yuius fouth and wife TO me. bearing date
=. January ii, 1871, and recorded in Ljber M
81, ioIo % one Of the land records for Washington
county IN the District OF Columbia win sell AZ
Rnnne AUCTION, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
xcth DAY o. november, ISL, at 4 clock o. m . All
hose cerlan pieces or reels Of ground situate and
xIng In the CITY Of Washington, In the Districf Of
Sofumbfs, known ard described as Lots numbere d
II, = and part OF Lot numbered % in John 81 Kin
hey recorded subdivision OF square numbered al
hanerec and venfy eight, (62S, beginning for said
part OF lot Do att point loo feet from the line Of New
jersey avenue, and running thence east along the
DIVIDING line between lots numbered % and a. Is
Of said alley feet and6 inches; thence west along
- feet and inches thence north = feet and inches
10 the beginning. together with the improyements
and appurtenances. Lot = IL ion proved by two tive
story Brick Dwellings,. one of which has a frame
back building: Lot n by nice two-.tory and base
ment Brick DWELLING and the described part OF Lot
10 By q Frame Building. A Is foot alley runs in
their rear. These lots front west upon New Jersey
avenue. between and streets north They win
Terms x ale one third cash; balance !, anna,
payments, AT sax and twelve months, the deferred
payments bearing interest at per centurn and
secured by deed OF trust upon the preuises one
hundred dollars viii be required TO be paid Down
upon each sale. ConveyaneinG and stamps AT mr.
chasers cost Unless the terms of sale are conIied
with within ye days after the day OF sale the ren
erty will be resold at the rsk and cost Of the de-
""'Ds HSDREw C. BRADLEY, Trustee.
nos-2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner of It'll and ID sire

southeast CORNER OF ltn and IL streets.
TRUsTEEs SAFE nv VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, IN THE DIS
TklCT OF COLUMBIA.
Ia By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
E.,2 at the District Of Columbia. passed in equity
80 suse No 2,4l6. of Thomas albertvs William
Taller et al, the undersigned, trustee. viii sell.
pubic auction, on the premises all the right title
end estate of the Isrties to this cause, to wit:
On 2SD DAY OF NOVEMBER. ISL, at 4 O'Clock . m :,
AL thoee certan parts Of Lots and 5, in Square No
20 frnntiDg on south X street, and beginning for
said part of lot g. rs from the southwe corner
u said square, running thence east with south X
street - eet thence north at right angles to said
street - feet thence west teet thence North IL fee.
TO the north line Of said lot 5; thence with said
north line ID feet; thence due south - feet line
oil south stree ano place of beginning.
Also, on the Path DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISL, at
O'Clock m, on the premises, all that tract of land
Hrng ano being in the said county of Washington,
tnoVn and described on the recorded pan or survey
Of late Matthew Wigfelds estate as part Of Lot IS
which said part of said Lot adjoins piece of said
lot on he west belonging TO Marberry and that part
OF said lot belonging 10 the MAYORS Also, adjofns
piece or parcel of land belonging to James Danfnrths
hers-containlng one acre. Being the same property
lately occupied by Reason Arnold. Together with
the buildings and Improvements on the said several
pieces or parcels of ground
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in s, g. IL.
Is and Is MON rs, with interest from day of SALE said
balance to be secured by the promssory notes OF the
purchaser or purchasers, endorsed TO satisfaction OF
Trustee. No deed given until all purchase money
shall be paid Stamps and conveyancing at cost Of
VIM J. MILLER. Trustee
no9-d&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

A NEW RAILWAY PRECACTIoN-A Michi-
gan railroad company has attached to thirty-four
of its locomotives a new style of alarm bell The
bell Is so attache q that when the engine goes the
bell rings. being struck by the hammer once at
esch reyoiutlon OF the driving wheels Being
placed directly in front of the boiler the sound
OF the bell is seldom heard by the engineer or
fireman on the engine, and cannot be heard on
the train, consequently it is no annoyance to
passengers, while, IL is claimed, its position
causes the sound TO be thrown forward, and con-
Quoted by the earth and the railroad track or
rails so that il can be heard a considerable dis
lance in advance of the train, thus giving time
~ warning. The general superintendent of the
road thinks some recent accidents would have
been certainly prevented by the use of this in
YentiOn.
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pRoPOSALs FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK

II Sc fenber By
Sealed Proposals Endorsed Proposals for building
floating Iron Dock will be received the Navy
department until II clock m. TUESDAY, the
Srh December, lSl, for furnishing materials, and
DONG the work Tor the construction of floating iron
duck Tor the Of naval vessels their stations
agreeable 10 the plans specifications and terms now
n this ONCE, and for the inspection Of all who
desire 70 become bidders This contract will be ven
only 70 bidders known TO be thoroughly responsible.
and competent for work of this character and good
and SUFFICIENT security in the sum Of six hundred
thousand dollars 500 Co., besides the usual reser
Naons OF ~ per cent, will be required for the faith
I'LL perfOr OF the contract, accordance with
The terms and conditions thereof and in the time pre-
scroed therein, and further, that the dock, when
mpeted. shall not fail in the purpose. and objects
st out In the contract to perform all that shall be
therein ul ed OF II, by reason, direct Indirect
Of any default neglect, deficiency the part OF
the contractor IN not conforming and performing
m every particular. the terms conditional plan, and
specifications Of said contract
The right Is reserved To reject any bids if their ac
ceptance IL not considered be for the interest of
the Government. sec law IA
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has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the bis.
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of LEONARD
o. COOK late OF Washington county, D. c., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the eame
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 9Th day Of November next; they NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from all bepeaf ~
be said estate. Given under my hand this 4th day
q November, 1871. yNO. a. SMITH
nS6-m.as Adminisfr stor
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A YOUNG LADY. with a number of others who
were injured by railway accident, was carried
TO a hospital The surgeon asked: "Well,
madam, what can do for yOu?" Essays she.
doctor. one of my limbs is broken" ''One OF
your limhs2" said he; .'Well, which limb is it?''
''Oh, L cont tell you, Doctor, but it's one Of my
limbs" 'Cne OF YOUR limbs" Numbered the
doctor, out of patience, (Which is il, the limb
YOU thread needle with?" ''No. SIR" she
answered with sigh, ''it's the limb 1 wear a
QarfNr on
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CHOLERA IN Nova SCOTIA-The cholera has
broken out in the eastern section of Halifax
county, y. ). A man employed Is cook on the
steamer Franklin is supposed to have brought
the disease into the country. He is recovering,
but other persons who caught the infection from
him have died. The local government have
adopted the necessary measures to prevent the
spread of the cOntagiOn. The health officer OF
Halifax is severely blamed for neglect.
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(IOLUMBIA HOSPITAL ron FE
~ MALES.

49,
This Hospital Il situated in one OF the most heal.
my portions Of the District, surrounded by it's own
erounds the rooms are large and airy and supplied
with the comforts Of home. Ladies living attt =.
lance he may be DESTROYS OF ayailing themselyesof
tne dement, OF treatment in this Institution can
care private rooms BY applying to the Surgeon In
cnlei OF the Mstron. The price Of these rooms yarx
rom sD 70 SB per week, which includes Road
Nursing, Medical or Surgical Treatment aud Mefi
cines. N -~'>A1
The United States Government provides so-t,
FREE BEDS for the following class OF patien3
yiz:-Wives OF Widows Of Soldiers or Sailors OF The
United States Army and Navy, or females who NAV
be citizens Of any State, but ternporaryr esidepts
Of the District and requiring medical treatment and
nursing, but unable 70 pay therefor.
Cards OF admission to these beds can be obtained
OF the Surgeon General, u. y. Army, &C his once
corner q PennsylvaniA avenue and 18th street. and
OF ths surgeon IN chief ct his once, 1894 MAsss-
chus tits avenue.
There are also twenty rREE BEDS for Door 70
men, residents Of the District Orders for aamission
% thee must De obtained Of the Governor Score
Visiting Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, fros
10 to ..
MEDICAL STAFF:
II. THOMPSON, M. D., Surgeon m Chief.
Once and residence 1894 Mas erne,
u. "A. ASHFORD, N. D., Assistant Surgeon,
Once and residence $50 N. Y. svenua
CONSULTING BOARD:
1ooie Io1ng, D., Howard, n. D.,
Jsps. Z. Morgan, ND. We H. Newman, II. D,
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KINGSLEY. On the I'd instant, MARY J.
KINGSLEY. aged "A years. May she rest in peace
The relatives and friepds of the family are respect
fully requested attend the funeral nom the resi-
-denCe Of her mother, No. AGO New Jersey avenue,
on Friday, the 24th instant, at ga O'Clock p.
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RS GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Southwest corner 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
in THE CITY OLE WASHING cON

IN he VIII OF WASHING TON.
- By virtue of q deed of trust to the under
@sgned, dated August 5. 1S6l, recorded in Liber
A. >, No 2l3, folio 80, &C, of the LAND rec
oIds Of the District of Columbia and by written d.
rcon OF the holder of the promissory secured
thhereby shall sell by aucfion the premises at
f. Gowen, being an undivided half in the following
described property in the city of Washington, Dis.
trlct OF Columbia named in said deed of trust to
SSndt;-At 8 O'Clock pm, on WEDNESDAY, the
day OF December, ISL the south % feet by 81
feet deep, OF Lot s. IN Square 1a at o'clock o. m
$50 o'cl, OK p: m, on THURSDAY, the 81 st day
oil pecsmSer ISL; Lots 8, 4 u ls 10, %, 81 2, Is
EFlDAY, the 22d day of December, 1871, Lot p in
Reservation ll-a said parcels of land being here in
described as laid down on the ground plan Of said
Is to be disposed of at this sale
Terms Of sale in each case Cash; five per cent of
the purchase money TO be paid down when the prop
erty is struck Off which shall be forfeited unless the
terms Of sale shall be complied with within five
days from day Of sale and in that event, the Trus
tee shall have the right to resell the property At the
risk and cost Of the defsultng purchaser BY adver-
tisipg the same three times in q daily newspaper
published in Washington, ID. @. Stamps and con-
veyancin2 at purchasers cost.
HAMILTON G. FAINT. Trustee
noH-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Rf W. I. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionee
Pennsylya nia avenue, corner Sd street east

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL,
HILL AT AUCTION
- On Tuesday. November 2sth, at O'Clock
m, will sell, in front Of the premises. All If
ORIGINAL lot ID. in souare 72s. fronting alS feet
on "a rect east between south and East Sapital
alley ~ '' W "'ue
Terms One third cash; balance in two equal
deed OF trust ON the premises. Stamps and convey
sale. 80 'AA'o Vi
nO2l-7t W, T. JOHNSON Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23
TX LATlMER CLEARY, AuctIoneers,
- Successors to Cooper & Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and 18th street


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BuIIDING
III On EQRTH SIDE STREEr NORTH,
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th
day Of June, A. u: 1859, and duly recorded In
= Liber I. and r.. No. Is, folio lO9 &c one of the
land Records for Washington county D. c., and by
c9red thereby, 1 will sell, on WEDNESDAY the
g9th day OF November, ISL, at O'Clock D. M, on
the premises all that certain Piece or parcel or lot
o. ground, lying and being in the city Of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, and known and dis
tiDgushed as the east twenty six (26) feet front
OF original Lot seven, a. in Square numbered sew
enty three, (73D and bounded as follows Beginning
at the southeast corner of said Lot No. Z: thence
running west 20 feet along the line of X street
north; thence north l46 feet IL inches to a O-foot
alley; thence east 2 feet thence south LAG feet II
inches to the place of beginning
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in equal
Instruments with purchasers's notes) at and IL
months from day of SALE with interest to be secured
by deed OF trust on the premises If terms of sale
are not complied with in five days from day of sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell the cost
and risk OF the defaulting purchaser ancing
and stamps at cost of purchaser A de posft of so
must be made at time of sale,
VIM y. HOFFMAN Trustee
no F-dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts