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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22
MRS. MOUsELY'S BARGAIN.
BY AMY RANDOLPH.

"Hc's too stingy for anything!"
said Mrs. Mousely iratcly. "Not
a new tin in the house, and the
cullcndcr worn to sieve, and a
hole right through the bottom of
the dish-pan. I'd like to know if
Elan Mousely thinks dish-pans
grow on bushes. And the cverlast-
ing old plea Of poverty if ever l ask
him for a cent. don't believe but
what he's got money hid away
somewhercs-the Mouscly's always
had the name of being dreadful
miserly tribe. But l sciU have a
new dish-pan, or I'll know the rca-
son why"
A woman's wit at turning the
blocked wheels of an emergency is
proverbial, and Mrs. Mouscly was
not long in finding her way out of
the dilemma.
"Thcre's them old pillars up
garret that belonged to Elam's
MOTHER" she thought, securing
away at defective pan, with all
the might and main Of a well-train-
ed New England arm. 81 meant to
gin 'em to Rachel, but since she's
up and married that poor stick of a
miller, / don't care whether she has
'em or not, more specially as they
re chock full of moths. l ripped
one of 'em open t'othcr day, to get
some feathers for the settin' room
chair cushion, but ! sewcd it up
again pretty quick, when l sec what
was inside ont. I'll trade them
pillars off to tin peddler. I've
al'ays had grudgc agin the whole
race Of peddlcrs, ever since Jethro
TAFT sold me broom that fell to
splints the first time l undertook to
sweep the carpet with it. l only
wish Why bless my soul, ii
there amt Jethro now! And he's
drivin' by, as cool as any cowcum-
Der. Hello, you! Ha-a-ay."
AS Mrs. Mousely lifted up her
shrill voice on the sunny autumn
air, waving her di>hcloth high
above her head, the overloaded
wagon of tins, brooms, pals, mats
and other numberless ct cctera,
came to numbering stop.
"Wal, l declare!' cried Jethro
TAFT, with well.simulated surprise,
"ef 'tain't Mis- Mouscly! And !
was drivin' by in brown study.
Wal, l never! Anything can
sarve yc with to-day?"
In the instant in which Jcthro
TAFT wiped his forehead with a
scarlet cotton pocket-handkcrchicf,
Mrs. Mousely had resolved on her
tactics. She would ignore the
broom entirely. To insure victory
she must Lc cool and cautious, and
she felt that she could not trust
herself on the sore subject.
"Wcil, yes, there Isl" said she.
"I've been wantin' new dish pam
"Lots on 'em," said Mr.. TAFT
briskly, with sudden movement OF
some hidden rope or brace, which
brought a glittcring multitude OF
Tin pans around his feet on the
green turf. "Chcap too, dirt
cheap!" ~ -ss-sss
"Ihaye no money! said Mrs,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22
Served Him Right.

A few weeks since, clerk in one
of the Departments, accompanied
by a friend, entered a restaurant
in this city for the purpose of or
dering "a few on the halfshell." p
The two young gentlemen referred
to had been in the saloon but few
moments when well dressed and
respectable appearing colored man
entered, and, sitting down at one of
the tables, in quiet manner gave
his order for refreshments, which
were soon forthcoming. Hereupon
the clerk above referred to, who had
watched the proceeding with rising
Indignation, remarked to his COM
panion, loud enough to be heard by
every person in the room:
"If l had money enough to buy
the Court, I'd take chair and
break that nigger's head!-
The colorcd man continued his meal
in silence, and, after finishing, made
inquiries as to the identity of the
belligerent young gentleman who
had made the above-quoted remark.
Ascertaining that he was Govern
ment clerk, he laid the matter be-
fore the head of the Department
where the "nigger-hater" was en-
ployed, who at once summoned the
young man and questioned him as to
the truth of the charge which had
been made against him. Glorious
acknowledged the corn," both as
to the offensive remark and the un-
usual quantity of bad whisky he had
been drinking when he made it.
His excuse was deemed insufficient,
and he was dismissed. The cOlored
man referred to was the Hon. Il. b.
Elliott, one Of the colored members
of Congress from South Carolina.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22

looked at her in much surprise,
wondering whether she ';eved in
the preservation ofthe actual thorns;
whereupon she added, "they grow
there still. Did you never read it
in Bausman's book on the Holy
Land? Bausman, the reformed
preacher" The simplicity Of the
surroundings upon this occasion
were, it seemed to me, in keeping
with those of the original Supper,
at which sat the "Carpenter's Son"
and the fishermen.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22

Florence, the comedian, tells
capital story of a waiter at one Of
the London taverns who was sadly
given to drink. A party Of young
men determined to reform him, and
one day read an imaginary para
graph from the paper relating a
terrible accident, in which an ine-
briate, in blowing out candle, was
killed by the flame igniting the
fumes of his breath. Jerry pricked
up his ears at this, and requested
that the paragraph might be read
to him again, which was done, to
the evident horror Of the poor man,
who Immediately went in search of
the cook to borrow aprayer book.
Returning with this, he expressed
a desire to take solemn oatlr upon
it, bemoaned the fact that he had
been sorry tippler and was bring
ing himself to ruin, and then swore
that never again, so Tong as he
lived, would hc--astcmpt to blow
out a aicanfleh 's5 hsia'@ ~ 5sa
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22
LIVER

them; but the liver IL generally the
inyoluad Cura tho ivas ,vifh
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22

DR.. A. HOBB1E,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON,
1 Indo opendencc Iowa. First door east OF JAS.
:. mt.nr,a afacc Soft
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22

sickness, bowels In ger
alternating with a lax.
pain. and dull. heavy gel
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-22

DIR. MALCOM GRAHAM,
cURGEON AND. HOMEOPATHIST, Office Al
y Residence opposite the Methodist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-25
EVENING STAR.

FREE LOVE IN FRANcE--In connection with
the life OF Jules Favre there Is a very strange
story. 1t appears that for % years he has been
living as husband with a woman who was mot
only not legally his wife, but was the lawful
wife OF another man; that he brought up her
Little giri OF whom the husband was the father,
as bis own child, and represented her as such to
the world; and that three other children were
the onsprtng Of his Illicit connection. He has
kept this secret for years, but at last avowed il
70 his friends. So much for the morals of one of
the leading men in France.
IPut your houses in order, for the winter is
close at hand.
~In Third Avenue car this morning a
youthful passenger appeared whose fare was not
exacted by the conductor. The mother IL doing
well.-N. y. Mail, I'D.
photographic advices from San Francisco
state that fire occurred in that city on Satur-
day and destroyed property valued a. one mill-
ion Of dollars.
~The New Orleans Bee makes the surprising
statement that among the Sisters of Charity now
in that city are a sister OF Edward Everett of
Massachusetts, and cousin Of John G. Breckin-
ridge.
williamsburg, Ohio, has present sensation
in daily shower Of stones, cast by invisible
hands at a dwelling within its limits. They are
asserted to be OF all shapes and sizes, kinds and
quality, from half ounce up to five and a
quarter pounds. Some of them are nearly ice
cold, and some so hot they could scarcely be
handled. Some were wet and some were dry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny @. W. HAyENNER & CO., Auctioneer,,
ID 643 Louisiana avenue, Sd door east of nh sc

w q. W. HAIEkNEk q CO., Auctfoneerp,
II Gas Louisiana avenue, Sd door east of nh st.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION or VERY
yAkQABLE IMPRQyEp REAL ESTATE on
sTRLET BHIME1N NINTH AND TkNfH
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust TO me, recorded IN
Liber sc, folio 70 Of the land records OF wash
ington county District OF Columbia, and by direc
NE 4 sns e snsps9s WE'D
offer for sale ct anction. all the property mentioned
In said deed Of trust, described follows All of LOT
numbered fifteen (ls}, in square number three hun
ern part thereof, fronting twenty feet on north r
street with depth of sixty feet the portion Of said
lot conveyed OF intended 90 be conveyed, being con-
tanned within the following description: Beginning
li5, and r1nnne east street forty one feet one
inch, thence south parallel with the east and west
lines OF said bot sixty feet, thence twenty feet
TO the east line Of said lot thence south with said
east line ninety mine feet the southeast corner ~
said lot thence west with the south line forty
feet one inch to TIE southwest corner of said lot
thence north with the west line forty -four feet 70
the Of the thirty feet alley the nee west with
said aey fifteen feet the southwest corner Of the
front part of said lot and thence north by and with
the west line OF said front part Of said lot one hun
drra and sixteen feet to the place of beginning.
press brick front houses, being No. 92s and $50 +
street northwest. - - = :
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in notes at
per anpun, secured by deed Of trust on the prem
ises deposit of $50 ut the sale and the terms of
sale to be complied with in ten days after the SALE
Al conyeyahcing and revenue stamps at the cost
.esdP h T hnsssnes
ITHE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
PONED UNTIL MONDAY. October 2, ISL, at 5
9TcIoek ,. m, on the premises. By order of the
seis 90. W. HAvENNER CO., Aucts.
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SENECA QUARRIES.
THE MARYLAND YRREsroNE N. II. CON
PANY

Have on hand and Saw to order PiatforHs, steps,
Isbles Coping, Fagsins, Trap stun, Curl ns; also,
fs2 1sa sIssf q :. s@sn'os: Cod = Z, "a stone
Masonry Work. Bubble suitable for Celia YWalls,
Hsnse bubble work, Churches, WAREHOUSES and
strength and durability are required:
mH-m.v f6m o " HAYDEN. s~eretarys
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
on the sGas sassis TsaT etesi
HIhWQ0D, late Of Washington county, d. c. de-
eAsed. AL persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on on
before the 9fh day Of September next: thew NAV
otherwise BY law be excluded from an beneft Of The
said estate. Given under my hand this 9Th day az
September. lHl. -
seil-mA' CATHERINE HAYWOOD.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
~ q. O'HARE q SON,
1919 SEVENTH STREET. Northwest.
Between n and N.

FINEST HAMS, FINEST HAMS,
l6. l6. Is. ls. le. Is.
sUGAR-CURED CANyAssEp HAMS,
10. rs. le. 10. 10. Ie. Ie.
The finest HAMS IN the csty-.l Ice
Fest stGAR-CURkD sH0ULDERs.-.....--.li s
SEE wHsfI os e poiSniiR WILL Str.
h1skel Choice POTATOES 49,
pounds Prime CHEEsE
10 Fair Quality CHEESE
long bars Best Laundry SOAP
u long bars Good Laundry SOAP
cans Monument Brand CONDENSED MILK
bottle speers PERUVIAN RlTTERs the hest
Known remedy foi' chills and fevers
] bottle sreers ELnER WINK. for the dehilit..es
I bottle Speer's PORT SRAPE WINE.
1 bottle Speer's old CuRRANT WINE
i bottle +. j. ANGELICA.
I bottle SPARKLING CAfAWBA.
1 bottle HOLLAND GIN.
1 bottle EXTRA OLD RYE WHISKY.
CHolCEST HONEY IN THE COMB.
SWEET CIDER.
c. s. O'HARE SON,
se22tr 1913 9TH street.
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TABLI KHIyKs AND FORKS,
PEN KzIvEs, from Is cents to 81, At
PBINCEs Loan Once Sales Room, ~
su3o 1905 PenDslvanfa avsnue -
pAzSAR-Bargsips ~ Ledis.', Gents .ad ghD
women = Christian Association, judiciary square
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Entrance
o. street, between4tk andetn. noll-6
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AUCTION SALES.
RyGREEH . WILLIAMS, Auctsoneers,
O~ Southeast corner 7th and ID stree

BEeRrrs ss. Ap s;
1ngsf.ns, sAEE or yALgAsLE PROPERTY
and Asta6E And E HoRIH Is
WAsHiHsToN CRY, b. q. = A ~ IN
, ,FS S Of d. ssss q. q sr S g e
= 1875, rssorded in Liber r n H., No. a, fssic
@ e anS ssc :, %
BAY ss scs ssy We :a on
ises Lott Mo- ,:.,a.i and i is Corsorsns susi-
Terms Of sale: One third cash sias of which mus.
s ssr Sas sns IN
IL months, for which the purchaser win give his
All vsyancing, recordins and stamps ii the par:
chaser cost II the terms Of sale not complied
the Tisf and cost # q; sf5sSsisS ssSsssssr
sus-eo&ds aREES H%HiLLIAAs, Aucts.
* TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MoNDA1 Sept 4th, lTl. at the same hour and
'' ssso-d Il ''''' GREEN NV WILLIAMS, Auct..
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURrHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, the 11th instant, at the
ssss and SRERs osdsT e u
AsSHE s4tF u Is s It
.sa asas :nd 'SSfR CHEN E ossS
@THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed until MONDAY NEXT, the 93th inst,
At clock .. m, at the same place. By order OF
the Trustees.
sells eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
- Southeast corner of 7th and d SITS.
VALUABLE THREE.sTORY FRAME HOUSE
BETMEEN = AND N STREETS NORTH,
RUENING THR0MGH TO NEW JERSEY
IL On MONDAY, the goth instant, at O'Clock
Es D., M, we shall sell, In front of the premises,
kpsrt Lot No. 10, in Square No. a523, being 20
feet frSnt by e feet inches deep, wtha good Three
Terms: 81 20 cash; balance s, II and IS months.
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveyabeing and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser SO down the
day Of sale.
sels-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian ResoIyent,
THE GREAT pLoop pTrRrrrrp

Ecery drop Of the
Nm, oommunlsates through the Bleed, Sweat
iro, 81 ~ y9er Der nues sna juices Of the hs
With new and SOUND material. SoQfHla, SypEiils,
Throaf, MOnh, TEnso7s, Nodes "a lss GLsnSs "a
Satet sa,ts 81 tas syS,em, Sors Eyes, SrsmOrONs
skIn diseases, ErTyrioss, FSreT So1es, Said ny
Rtas Worm, Sab RAsKvs, ErystpeIas, Aoas, Blaoi
Nigkf Sscsafs Loss Of Ss rT aad al srasses az "a
,sonSep 81 MoaeTs Cssnisy snS t tsss ~ ts,.
tctH prorsto any person tssns u for eifk az rkssS
forms az disease tis potent pooer 10 care tAsrn
III the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wastes and decomposition that Z CONTINUALLY pro-
gressng, succeeds In arre-tng these wastes and re-
soodNsnd this the sARsAPARIIIIAS vii nsfi snda
does secure cure IL esrtsin; Tor when once this
oeeds In dimnshins the loss Of wastes its repairs
s. Ss r rrg enc better ste .S esy The ps,St y s
s estips bssssri appetite improving, and nssh and
Ecs only dess the s !. REsoIyKsr sxj
ecrofulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases but t
d the only positive eurefor
KIDNEY AND BLAppKB COMPLAINTS,
Urinary end womb Diseases, Gravel, ptsb~ts~.
Bright and n ~ e.ss. 9ssr:
TIER are PIC. dds dsRosiss or he s.tss I. teiea:
sss, .. sRrssds IKE sSiss sf Or there @orbid.
dafk. bilious appearance, and white bone-d de-
sss s ssssaa 9s s.s Z sss .soi
the Back and along the LoiDs-
IN. RADWAYD
Perfoes Furgn1ve Pills,
perfectly s.sss.s slsgsn,L eoa,ed With sweet gum.
ksdxsrS Pills, for the cure az al disorder OF TIE
SfrGsck Liver, Bowels, idneys, Bladder HervoDs
Dis-sses Hesdsche, Oonstipsfion, COST, eness fnf
eeefion, pyspepeis, Biliousness, Bilious Fever
{n6ansstion Of the Bowels, Piles, and ali Dersnee
nenfs Of the Internal yiscers. warranted 20 erso
. positive cure. Purely Vegetable, Containing n
MERCURY, minerals or deleterious drugs
few doses Of RADwAYS PILLS win frest
system from al the above FAMED di-orders prf
. cents per Box. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
BEAD sYALsE AND TRUE.s Send one le
stamp 20 RAILWAY a 90. No. 81 Maiden La
enf you. iyl0m.yI.4M.u
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TRUTH, WORD ron wORDn
TEST THIS. BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
By GIVING THE POPULAR FIRM OF BRAY
a BRO. VISIT.
sSl PA. AVE-, NoRTH SIDE, BKr. 81 AND az Srs
Best tsp,ly Flour in the world, S2iO and 81 Is per
Extra Flours 81 ss and o. 10 per xbbI,
Best Sugar Cured Hams, uncanvased, lec. per In.
pest sugar Cured in canvas, INC Der N.
Best sugar Cured English Breakfast Bacon, Ne
George Jenkins bes, Shoulders, Sc. perIb.
keboiled Lard lac. perlb.
Butter Butter Butteri receiv ed daily from Rook,as
msrks,; nome equal 70 IL fe al o SCI Butter the
A. Coffee Sugar, l3e Brown Sugar st low MARI N
prices; Canned HOLSTERS, ssrdine., Salmon In
is sass S band sH al low 9ss se.ess q sss
extra choice Imperial lee, 81 pesise: s extra aG
aDs f%pstis per per S BE-.
hEges always ON band. Sugar Cared DRIED
Beef, 2c.. best brand.
GIVE Us AoALL WHILST WILLS OUR PRICES ARE
aus BRAY BRO.
THE NEW FRENCH CANDY MAUFACTORY-
Il NH. A. CAvANARD,
The celebrated French Candy manrfacturer, keepe
always on hand a large stock Of the finest fresh
Prsssh Candies at New York Wholesale prices. No.
30 SCh street, between Penna. avenue and street
northwest. Dealers will do wen by giving him
EL0UR, MKAL, MILL FEED,
TAT VERY Low RArEs.
ELEGANT OATS,
some Of the finest ever brought 10 this market,
AT VERY Low RATES.
VIM. M. GAIT CO.,
Indiana avenue and lst streef.
ie0 Near BALTIC. and Ohio Railroad Deeot.
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RAILROADS.
On fEf sJ 5E2f sB Afg tAs'

N 70 THf s6tTH AND sS66fHRxEsr'
TIE ALABAMA AMP CHATTANOOGA RAIL
sssss' t,n ass' % f.r isS% SSe.ss; d -
oOspletet, and forms. with rs &C con - 49,
nd se:,os. Sss fo5s fS ss S gs,n Pot
% herisisn, Noble, Ne. OrieS1s. yssissa.
ne ro.dssS Z IN spi.oSia eosSi,iOa. ana On.
eSsiyneut p.rfeef.
IN. via mi. route from Lysssesrs 70 Non. 80
Nv eyiesn. withsut change.
nsss. hs.lre.d, and secure the ssiOkest time sas
TIE sttenticn Q, Freisht Shippers Z. called 20 ths
oste - the adv ~ sroey transit be-
800 " the North end seoth, With rates always -
MARI ,hil FRIGHT, and procure bnls Of Isdas VIA
.wiLlAM kEAyI, General Freight ana rSess
ucos. T.ss General Superintendent cS..,.-
RALIIMoRE ANDOHIo RAILROAD
rr.,,sw.:s,S sTss, December ,s,ISl.
ISs sfs ss5 EfIs .ssf (sAE
"A'i are no" F Fsi i ss Min Sls
$3 isss,' Soc sss. 20 80 80: s ss' "a, Il
FOR ALI WAY STATIONS
Lssy. daily s..sp, Sunday, At s:Ss and s,ss..
Ior Principal Way stations. pla..n.e,rs p.,,.-
VIC LaSrsi anasp.l. ysncties sd Rsias, leave
ss-.1p M stop. :. s SSps, ~;
The f;ts ). N. On Sunday stops =. during On.
,ssoR ANsAnoLIs.
A.. Lssss ~ q "a ana S;ie ,. m. Ne train 10 90
L..r.as;sssoss :. s "a SsS2 sls and r.s,..
L fSs AL F p En- So 20 f m h.Sssssm
and Az - s sSs ss,,rdsy and sunday, 81 e&s
On sunday q see ssa as .. n. only, oounecs.
whesIins, b.rksrssa,r, PhisSara. q, o-'''''O''
.n at and yoin,. bstsssn Relay Hoess
Esy ssSais s - S.s ssss .s:o :.
-Thros.sS tickets - IN. w.cs can be h.s a, N.
Washington ssstiOs Ticket oss si an hours IN De
FOR Nov York. rssladeiphaa and Bo-to, o.. "A.
= WILSON,
I'm COLE, o>oersl - :, t W 1,,~nsportAfos.
Gko. 8. kooNfz, Gen ! Agf, Washingtou. NIP
T,nHeUGH LIMA
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHlLADELYHlA AND NEW YoRK
rr,,,. ,.,,w.' MAsH,ssTos, June ., ise-aooa.
, Il. STS !. =: ssII. INV ToSk Ia
1ssh s. sis' :. 500. a is.s
Z ssa sass.aDI.fgg Ss .,s.
I, L..., New is s s sos m. and rA.a
sylsspLns cars o. New Yorh on 9 D m train euly.
Be =. Il the s.on Sss =, sH1 sou
..s G s..l n:ss1 s
nspOlis and toe West. }. u, wILsOE,
GEO. 8. k0oNfZ, Agent, Washington. Jeit
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PROPOSALS.

DBOPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE Posi- AND DEPOT Con-. OF sUBsIsTENcg,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., September Z, 1871. (
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received at
this Office, until L. NJ, on the first MONDAYS Of
November. December, ISL, and january, l3C1 for
the following Stores:
Mol Flour, Salt,
NO Flour, HOminy,
Corn Meal, Bacon,
SOAP, Breakfast Bacon,
Beans, smoSed Beef
Amount required each month, quality, and con-
cftions, made known by
sez3d G.. BELL. c. s., .SA
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RY THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
u s1S 18th str eet, opposite Post Office.

-. N,
u slS It'll street, opposite Post Office.
# AsfT1SS rRE J HHAS
OF WAsaINGT0N, CONTRASTING THREk
81 fhk sSAP LEApi Tin ifN ~ sSlbTERs
skSEA AF2t STREET nhn k RdRfr TOLL GATE ON
and SoTe%ber f S ISIS and reeorasS
S Sf f sSs
Of Washington county, District Of Columbia, we
on oetoSsr iosS on
m, all the land mentioned In said deeds of trusts,
ground lying IN The saa c anal
District aforesaid and containing seven acres three
vision Fl part Of Beas Plains, Iamsn me- outlet
veyed to William Little BY Benjamin 0sIs Tsyioe
and and William q Tayloe by deed pearins date March
& sad line Rs s rs,
out road $ feet wide % W. $50 psrshes; thence nee
west line Of 7th street plank road thence with SAID
line Of said road s. "a degrees Il IL perches thence
thereof released By the saa and oon
yeyed by William A. Munder to Erastns NJ Chaplin,
Of sooS
Brick Dwelling, stable slaushterhouse, &c;
II
SlW Will be required when the property is sold; the
balance in notes at and u months with per cent
The terms of sale to be complied with in i've day;
after the SALE or property to be resold, at cost and
6 GHRSA 1hSh IikhbHERER. Trustees.
Sc dds THOs. Y. WAGGAMAN, Aucts. .
by VIM. L. WALL a CO., Auctioneers,
II m. New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and s02, 8. w. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th ST.
CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sT N5kTH WEST
~ Under and by virtue Of decree of the Su-
E% preme Court Of the District of Columbia,
- passed on the 18th Of April, 1859, in a certain
and others, compliments and Samuel A. Peugh,
John Hitz, and Jane Hitz, defendants, and of the
undersigned trustee will sell at public anetfor,
MONDAY, the ath Cay Of September NEXT next, at at
the defendant, Samuel A. Peugh as set forth in the
bill In said cause In the real estate IN said cause
fronting on Eleventh street, in washington Is. O.,
known on the pats and plan of said city north
Is feet OF lot No s. in square No; 346, the nature
ence to the bill and answers of John and Jane g.
Htz, i'm said cause fled
The terms Of sale as prescribed in said degree are
installmens, in six and twelve months from day of
SALE with interest from day of SALE the said INSTALL
erty sold, and upon payment of the whole purchase
money deed will he given,
All stamps and at the cost If the pur
chaser 500 of the cash payment must be deposited
JNO. D. McPHRRsoN, Trustee.
jy2s-eotd w. l.. WALL d CO., Auct'r
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY, October 4th, at Ha O'Clock
-, 1n JOHN p. MCPHERSON; Trustee.
sea lRep.I W. Il. WALL CO., Aucts.
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