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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-03-25
JUDICIAL.;;

re 14th Judicial District Court con-
ened its regular term in and for the I
arish of Ouachita-His Honor, Robert
lay, presiding; Capt. w. w. Farmer,
District Attorney, present. :"
The Grand Jury was empanelled,
of six white gentlemen and
,en neeroes-Col. Henry Bartlett, fore
man.
Judge Rays charge to the Jury was,
in the main, sound and practical, evin-
cling on his part deep earnestness in
putting down crime. and disorder.
Such a feeling is endorsed by aogood
citizens. The Judge said: s.We find
in our parish combinations to resist the
laws His Honor u7ay have hearsay
evidence that such things exist, and he
no doubt believes in their existence,
but we have observed the movements
OF men closely, and we have no reason
10 believe that there exists to-day
to, resist the law. Qua
.cllita parish seems to be in peace and
quiet. Ofcourse men Violate the law,
and IS arsult- weshavea large crimiuel
EFdocket; soit asexef.; been. since sin
entered into The worll Sow, avespaY
beein the; dark and may bespeaking of
things Of which we know not; but when
1--WE. hear tie charge made against the
people; taat here are among them COM
"a 3csresist. the execution of the
81 Ve become. enlisted in their de-
that the Grind yuEX hays
Emet for the purpose ofi6olking into the
|Eafairs Of the parish, we. insist that they
tzgnd for persons and papers and make
Ea1aIf and thorough examination to see
lHthese comb inations exist. zfter the
DISSEMINATION is pfde, es demand that
Fit be publisheao the world.
F AS to the material in the Grand Jury,
we will say that the six white men are
I.of the hrst class citizens Of the parrish
l,high-toned, moral, intelligent, practical
I:gentlemen, fully identified with all the
interests of the parish. They will feel
la deep interest INFRINGING all violaters
Of thelaw to justice, and they are made
ofthat stern stuff that never finches
from duty. The colored men have hons
est looking faces, and we have no doubt
will do what they think ,is right. They
lperhaps will dosno HARM III no good,
rhey really possess NO apacity
fgoods or harm in such q 81
lied by such rnealsas Bartlett, sthnper
Kidd, Holmes Hudson and .CqEan.
The Monroe ses were, we believe, al
in attendance,i Col: Isaiah Garrett
Franklin Garrett, Judge r. w. Rich
ardson, FgP. Stubs, Col. Robert Rich
ardson, r. q. Cobb, A. L. SLACK, Col
A C.H. Morrison, Capt. WV. Farmer
tCol. John McEnery, S. D. McEnesy
James L. strother, Ac., Hill ]; and
lbs Nc emery.
The Petit Jury was dismissed dutt
| next Monday, the 9th. This week ha.
been takenup in the trial of ordinary
leivil cases. -
The old docket is heavy, the new one
ought. y -
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Our Trenton friends have been dis
turbed in their night dreams by some
loose colts. See communication of"Ac-
countant.''
Well, boys, you did a good thing to
catch them, provided you are not mis-
taken 1.-THE men. We rather suppose
these wandering gentlemen belong to
the Ku-KiuX combination, prospecting
for the next election.
, BY the way, gentlemen-friends of
old--if YOU have any business with us,
send lis abb. of flour in advance, for
which we will either serve you or pay
back in pears and grapes. We have
always lid it, and stick to it, that
Trenton ID the best place, to it's looks,
we eyel saw.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE.

Ne i
THE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE. IN
We,have no doubt but that the Radi-
1 rulers Of Louisiana are hattering {
that the spirit of the people T
gradually giving audience to their t
lws and edicts, and that they are get
ing. firm hold of the State Government;
hey are encouraged to believe this
rom their strength in the last election,
ind from the division of the white
people. We acknowledges they had
solne ground Of hope, for really there |
was q division in oslf ranks.
They are encouraged again by the
constants applicati lions for office from our
rsf1ks. Men 81 mind, honor and high
position in their several professions
have asked for and accepted. position;
Every one thus appointed' is countedd
for the next election; and this count is1
not far from being good, for there is
this sentiment in the Southern heafts
at, this time, 8. Icemembe,. tie man ee7so
has 6ee,s Kind 70 yoat." This is a noble
spirit of the Southern people, and the
rulers now in, power know the fact and
are making good use oft. These things
look nooiraefng, but are not.suficient
to stand hefoGe the final triumph of
principle and right. 90 ID !
The southern: people can never fon
ithe;cruel war forced upon theakey an
Abolition fanaticisrn, for the YekS pnr5+
pose they are now seeking to accq1
plish. AS an excuse for their cruelty,
1 they charge the South with the war,
when they know it to be false on the
face Of the papers. The wrongs are
deeply rooted, the wounds are not
healed, and the proud spirit can never
Submit. ,s-.s. ss....,..s ~ siss. 1
The presents powe are absolute and
complete, and terribly but
they are not permanent not
BASED upon the afactio and - fidence
of the people. lAern man is 9
Radical from fear1nany
an are so from INTO .sucli zeal hsith
only exists while the favor.iasts.
These encouraeing signs will vanish.
These great favors, given to make con-
yerts, are, bound to- have, an end. 1T %
sGtoo plain q fraud, and makes the biaEi
den too heavy to the millions who, in
the next election, Will have a Voice IN
this Government. The people money
will be exhausted sand the favors with
drawn, &c else thespeople will, in their
SOVEREIGN right, repudiates the obiiga,
lions. These deYotees, who recelved
! the favor, viii In the. bitterness OF thaii
soQasi curse Inc mana lQat gave so.sno q =
lived skine ness 1asts'esd, tilf7y may
sslrse their ssoet "a s1ley VIII
11as y. Wy ,,
7 'ts1e confidence ioa me Peep -
Hfe spirit of 81 Sqht .aseFn: people Y
I more encouraged now ssasat az an atlls
since the Rev lutaoifs oegaas lneS
hive sgnse 70 be effcsourae d A = s s1
eleetlpns o. the last SIX <. 2 noiiIhsc :
theA fnal sneir sniy ssslssstaen IS ms.
deterH1 neu rss'ssanee g fs we rs.ie Z
fhe onIy peace now IN lnec Seut .a eA XIV
Where is.ss.its'i IS sale my,
true hearts, and nerves theIt for a new
and heavier conflict. i S. -;
We are proud to a,fsp.,nee to. til.
Radical party that the S0dthern people
~ =, q, ~, r., as1,,,r
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Did you ever think of the fact, that
where Radicals abound Ku-Klux doth
much more abounds2 II. isss fact; and
devils this so.-we canhot divine, except
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-03-25
! ALB6soN 70 pE NEEDED.

rhcIfollSwine ii ffbm the Meridian
Merc,iiS, after tke bloody riot had
closed. We vis1 2ar colored friendsto
study the. partiessi IF that scene;,and
learn a lesson & - The Mercu-
ry says: ~ ss
A. great many negroes are leaving
Meridian. Every train takes away
sundry sable sons and daughters; they
think this is NIB place for them, now
that Warren Tylef Isl ttmouldering in
the ground ,,'sandk thets soul of Gen. Bill
Nv Clopton is marSking where peace
and rest can rieveHvawcll. Many who
| have not workeds6efore for years are
seeking the spad1 hnd pillow; they will
go at oueeTbeR4apsfo get away, and
thank d0AYl TIL Rave shaken the
dust. OF Msli5dikn3f1om their heels. We
can spafeR1e4 hundred of them very
we'll; fna5aeR twh WOULD try and get
along ntkey III lev and endeavor to
Isubdue any }hower of 'sfalling sor-
Iabandon the old paths Of vice and pee
ulation and tie counsel of such men as
VIM. Sturges, sPrice, Clopton and Ty-
Ter. Shun p0}itics'and carpet-baggers,
and instead Of carrying pistols and shot
4 guns be ,coraiaas ofhae soil. In this ar
lmy you will find Heace and plenty; I'M
laer this banner win you prosper and be
sEprotected.
i We call attention to such disturbances
not in any political spirit, but with an
honest purpose 10 save the South from
i a constant renetitipn Of the same thing.
Il We so1netl ndeesfear that the colored
i man viii never only by sad ex-
.tperience, that he i the unfortunate vic.
Etim of reckless denaagogues who have
i other purposes tol accomplish, whatever
] maybe the result to them. One thing
) ascertain; theNWi learn by sad expe
!, rienee if no other, that the Southern
, people will nevesback from the proud
t position they have taken. They viii
find that the white people are bearing
the present ulssWith patience and sub
, mission, hopingaa Jail the time that tn
colored race viii see their error. Tha
I they are now Submitting to insults
!, wrongs and injuries for the sake of que
lfand peace. But the time is coming, ant
!, not far distipt,sWhen these lessons O
ii incendiarisnlS.Wlll cease in the South
! saEhe grindetss wall cease because the.
; lare few. $3.50 So
ii Meridian Has had her bloody day
lfshe is now safe. because properly arous
!. led ID self pfOtection. She will, iron
Z }ifnas un, de4lIg5$d that each race tax
i 1.-THE fosition A4he them, and the dema
!. dgogue tosKlsstive home. AS in Me
: lridian, so IL z1Sst be in every part {
l,l the South before eve will ever have
!. permanent pee.
II We do not Kelieve that any reasona
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F. We do not e1ieve that any reasona-
bic man III Hesitate to approve the
course pursued by the Democrats in
the Senate afM House of Representa-
ltives,in Wellington Mr.. Joseph r. West
Ent the TeeeAt senatorial election. Those
Representative of our party, deserve,
fund shonid GIVE the unreserved con-
Efldence ofths Democracy of our State.
Baton Zt0s B Advocate.
Eon Rnugci ~
Certainly Geen. j. r.. West will make
a more, worthy Senator than the incen-
diary Pinchback. who wish to see the
streets of New Orleans rcd with blood
of white linen. Time will convince
those who think different now that our
representativesIdid right.-IHiboelcta
Sentinel. 4 -
, If thepbjectiof the Democrats was to
defeat FinchbaclS, they may stand ex-
cused, but not fully justified. But if
they could -huvc elected a Democrat,
and made no effort to do so, we have
no idea that the party will ever approve
their action A combination with the
tGovernor, for any purpose, under the
very best state Of circumstances, isqucs-
tionable. We shall accept the action
of the Democratic members in good
faith, hoping that future investigations
will prove our faith we'll founded.
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MORE HELP ssANTEIDI

MCGEE HEIBAt' " IANesIas!
T hNING re-rcntcd for Il term of years.
the splendid Madam Mctiuiro plaintiff
ton, L shall for tho approaching seed tim"
and harvest, require 10 more good lah"r";'s.
Married mon preferred.
\ common School Room and tru"
House of Worship, will be erected upon the
banks of the Bayou DcSiarCl this Spring.
EUGENE TISbAIE.
jan2-dawtf.
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limited STATES nARsHAL's sALl

In yirtSs Of grN Of heri fscias issued frsn the
Of Columbia, and 70 me directed, 1 viii I' ssiI
ss public sale, for sash, in front Of the Court
the llth Day Of December next, vi. At "a
o'sloeh m. the fol.os described properly, to
Samuel Daysdsons subdivision Of part Of SQUARE No
l65 beginning for the the southeast ansie Of
said square, and running northwestwardiy and
alopg the west side Of Connecticut avenue 6 feet 10
inehes: thence southwestwardly and at right angles
westward and at right angles along said alley " feet
thence and at right angles l0s feet;
feel to the place of beginning together with ali and
singular the Improvements thereon, in the CITY OF
II. pegges, undivided half of said property and
win be sold 20 satisfy Execution No, yS46, amas w
Clark, use Of Hamilton Raster q CO., uss of John
Van kiswick against VIM. =. spaldins and William
II. Degges. ALEx'R Sharp.
y. 3. Marshai, d. @.
noTemb nou-d
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n. B-The auctioneers call the particular atten-
ton of the public to the above SALE Messrs Full
TON CO., not having had a sale for the last two
years, have a large and well selected lot Of GOODS
which hey have determined to sell without reserve
Il. F co. have several Watches and other yalu-
able articles which they have held over ls months,
and the depositOrs have them on payment Of the
principal and small interest.
We advance money at less than half the usual
rates. nol8
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.
~ Southeast corner Of 7th and ID sts


~ Southeast corner of 7th and ID sts
1pSysTEEs' SALE sS5s or yKa1 DEsIkaELx IN;
AvENUE EAST, NEAR THE CAPITOL.
IA By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
&Gay Of October, ISL, in the case IL Reilly vs.
belly md others, Easity cause No 2sl2, we shall
sell % suc'ion, on the premises, n, 2o3 New Ter
lo,s eleven I and tweiye i1 ia square six hnodred
an eighty nns t6a9l IN the city Of Washin xton d.
q. as the said square and are laid dawn on the
Plat OF said city cont rd within tn fcilo~ing stes
and bounds: Beginl ng Cor said parts New Jersey
ths two houses erected by Daniel Carroll u Dadins
ton on said st twelve l2) supposed To be twenty
said lot and running thenee with the line OF New
jersey avenue seutk few degrees 70 the divii
ing line between lots twelve f2D and thrteen Is, in
pendcular TO said the northeast corner of
lot ten i0l then with the dividing line between lets
thence north with The line 81 son,s sit .,
hty i've feet four inches (A54 or less t. that
par,Gf LOT eleven nD heretofore purchased By Rob
g.. Mills thence cas-! will the II Of lid Mills part
nifty nine feet three inches i!a3 aud To- The east l,s
SAID lot eleven I'D then with The the DIVA
ing wall between tho two houses aforesaid, TO the
place OF beginning; contain ing 7.423 SQUARE Of
ground more or sss, with thu ian prov thereon
c1nsistine of large brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the in notes At
one and two years with interest paysbl. quarterly
s5O to be de POSTED hen he property il struck OF
and the deferred payments TO be secured by deed
complied with in days from day of sale the Trusl
tees nave tn right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Stamps
and conveyancing at purchasers cost.
4, 5. WokTdI fHfSSi s Trustees.
moi eosw lRepI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNED On.
til TUESDAY, the 9th day Of nscember, at the
nos Goods Rep J GREEN 4 WILL MS, Auots.
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MARRIED..

KING. On Dec. S, 1871, at the brides fathers, by
Rev. DR.. starkey, FERDINAND KING, Of Gcorge-
town, ID. G., to FANNIE only daughter Of N.
III. Marquis, Esq, Of Washington, ID. e. No cards
IRepubhcanl-
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
u Southeast corner It'll and ID streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- Under and by virtue OF decree Of the su-
Ia preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, rem
3rered in ChaI cery cause No. 800, entitled Kill
on TUESDAY the iaS day Of be e9S a. b.
ISL AT O'Clock p the following real of the
late Alexander kibble, deceased, viz: lot number
twenty six tl26), fronting street, between 18th
ard Isl streets running back to alley,
coDtaining Ass square feet more or less, improved
by two Frame Houses fronting on street, and
three Frame Houses Fl, nting on the alley. This
properly Is situate ed in eligible and rapidly i'm
proving section Of the city ana prese.ts a rare
And on WEDNESDAY, thu I3,h day of Deem
Der, A. u. ISL, at O'Clock p. M, under and by
virtue Of the decree aforesaid the undrrsi9ned will
number four a. IN square nunbe ed nifty nine 81
beginning for said part At INT on ha line al said
feet six 90 inches from the northwest
southeasterly with Virginia avenue fifty (5OJ feet:
thence south the south line 81 sad number four
a thence wifhssid south line west forty (4O feet
thence due norm "a the place of beginning, contain
ing two thousand six hundred and twenty I2,6z))
Also, part of lot number four a. in square num-
bered fifty nine (59b beginning for said part of lot
at point hundred and thirty four fI3l feet six
running nifty feet on Virginia avenue, to the north
east of said lot, thence twenty six (2 feet
eight 81 inches the southeast corner: thence for
To- the beginning, containing ,s square feet.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in twelve
2) aud twenty four "A months, with notes bearing
interest. No deed given until purchase money is
paid. Conyeyancing and stamps at cost of purcha-
ser. $50 down o. each lot when sold, aud if the
from the day Of SALE the Trustee the right
10 resell at the cost and risk Of the defautng pur
EDWARD q. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
decd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WITNESSES PROM THIS CITY.

~The Grand Duke says he admires Amer
lea, its Iveeskey' cocktails, and its lovely wo-
men. Very good taste.
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RAILROADS.
~ TO THk SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

70 THi s6GTa md s soGTHA Ass .As'
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA Rail.
n noAD extending from Chstts- Ec.
completed, and forms, with its con 6zS4I9
sSd Boston, Neg YsTk s% Port
Washinstsn RcSnoDa Lynossurps and Gsafss
2oogs 70 Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, Jackson.
ne iOsd BED ]. in spisndid condition. and Ii.
Sswtffssn. without change.
nooga Railroad, and secure the quickest time snf
most gt. comforts ,, r,.
q SasS e fs
tween the North and South, with rstes always :.
Mari, ship freight, and procure bills Of lsdins WIN
.wTLLIAM KEAvY, General Freight and Tick.
J 9 STANTON General Superintendent, Oh..s..
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAp
WASHINGTON, December Is, ls1.
E S3S nd SSfs5fIs .Ss +; r. 60 80
WEST are no" F FIJI 4 bt t1LlTTi' III;
soS S sa?' Yas 55aI 500 s. 40 so .as
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
1880 ra ftSSs sSd spaHssy m and
tSr Principal Way Stations, BIaiessbnre Belt.
saa PS: 50 unf1on sa aad l sss:sy
ssnd 1:4s p: m; 500 ,. m. stops yessaps.N TIL
The 1:as .. m. on Sunday stops a. during u.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At $40 g. n. and 4;IO p. m. No trsin to O.
from Annapolis on s sSSns sTxsspAY.
..ooFoE BALsTdisSeRn
Leave ~ FOR " % Az s5S snd '4''n
fSk SGt Phs sHs 81 f fHf
{. m and ) DO and sssdrGn, an' S1h'''' "'"
s ssHass :. So; ana nd rs on, onn.
Ing at Relay station with trains from Baltimore b
ICT strs.burg, and points between Relay Hoos
and SSs stTssburg, Leave 81 500 , M; Connecting :
Through tickets to the West can be had a, u.
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours in q
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston See q
j. L. WILSON,
Master of TranspoStatioa
GEO. 5. KOoNTZ. GenI Aef, Washington. mi,
THROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILMAD .sHdA AND AND NEW YoRs
ISafnSSs: =; ss$t sEw S ToEk &Qa
arc FOR Fol NEW le3S~ YORK. w,tsori cis.s. o. cav,
Leave daiy Except sunday ct 500 O. m, iS:ls
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday 1T 500 g. m, 1870
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York 1t soc D. m, and Philades
phia at $40 p. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 D. m. train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York O.
Boston can be had 1t the Station Once 1t all hour
of the day.
Fer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertiseneu-
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Ar
nApolis and the Wet. J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportst1on.
GEO. 8. K0ONTZ, Agent, washington. SeIl
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Ui GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
- No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and d streets
SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARES SIT,
s19 AND ISL, IN SOUTH WASHiNGrON

TRTsTEEs SALE IN SQUARES SIT,
s19 AND ISL IN SOUTH WASHINGTON.
q By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Copr, of
AOf July, ISL, in the case Of Baltzer vs. rhomp-
son and Others EQUITY No. 12s and oy virtue
OF subsequent order passed in the same sause sub
stituting the undersigned trustees In place OF the
original trusts. we shall cell By auction, on the
premises, on "WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of De
e. sSbdysico q lot IN square a7, in the city 81
Washineton.D C., ss the said square aud lots are
laid down on the plat Of said city said lots aud
each mont feet on ID street west and are I'D feet
deep. Said lots @ and II each froIt - feet on 81
street west, and are 50 fest deep.
Lot. A, B ard D, in square SO. Said lots each
front = feet on ID street vest, and a,s Zee eep
LO. H. IN square So SAID lot front. % feet on d
street. south, and 10 10 feet deep.
Term: q sale: One bird cash the rest in note. q,
II ard IS months. 91s 10 be paid down on each LOT
when they are strgeh OF and the deferred payments
the terms Of sale be not piled with in ave DAYS
from day OF sale, the trustees shall have the h
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
fsEltins purchaser. Stamps and Convincing Al
r. JACKSON.
EDWIN L. sTANTON,{ Ifustees.
nozi-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY LATIMER & CLEARLY Auctioneers,
- (Successors to Cooper LatimerD
.'Uuthwest corner of Penna avenue and 18th street

RY LATIMER & CLEARLY Aucticneers,
- (Successors to Cooper LatimerD
.outhwest Corner OF Penna. avenue and llth street
TSUsTFES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON SORTH SIDE OF STrEEr NORTH,
BETWEEN 2lsT AND 22D STREETS WEST
- BY virtue of q deed Of trust, dated the 18Th
day Of June, A. u. 1862 and duly Tt 3orded in
~ iber and X, No. Is, folio l09, &c, one of the
Land Records for Washington county, ID. O., and by
the written direction of the holder OF the
cured thereby, / will sell, WEDNESDAY, the
2Sth day OF November, 1871, at O'Clock D. m, on
the premises, all that certain niece parcel or lot
of ground, lying and being in the city of Washing
tngu'shed as the east twenty six t26) feet front
Of original Lot seven, } in Square numbered sev-
enty three, 49, and bounded follows: Beginning
at the southeast corner Of said Lot No. 7: thence
running west &c feet along the line Of street
north; thence north l46 feet ii inches a 3O-foot
alley; thence east Is feet thence south LAG feet II
inches to the place of beginning.
Terms of SALE One-h half cash; balance in equal
instalments with purehasers's hottest at and IL
months from day OF sale, with interest to be secured
by deed of trust on the premises. If terms of sale
arc not complied with in five days from day Of sale,
the trustee reserves the right TO resell at the
and risk OF the defsulting purchaser COnveysncing
and stamps at cost OF purchaser. A deposit OF $50
'' ~ '' WIN =. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
no l7-dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. 9th December. same hour aud
place. WIN y. HOLTZMAN. Trustee
Of dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID Southeast Corner 7th and ID streets
TRCsTEEs SALE OF YALuABLEIMPROYEp

TRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RkAL ESTATE ON CAPITOL HILL.
IL BY virtue Of Iced Of trust TO me, dated
G:6 sep;eD Der l2th, 1854, and duly recorded in
.xLibsr N. Q. T., folio. s25, sS, 81 and s2s, Que
Of the land records for ashingtcn county, District
Of Columbia shsll offer st public auction, in front
Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 7th day Of
December at O'Clock m, all thar piece, parcel
or lot Of land situate, lying and being in the said
city Of Washington, In the District of Columbia,
known and described as lot X in William ii. Phil
lips subdivision OF original lots numbered nine, (9J
ten, no. eleven I'LL and twelve I'D in square
numbered eight hundred and sixteen. SO, } which
ssd division is recorded in the Office OF he City Sur
yeyor OF Westminster city, together with the free
use Of the five feet alley in the of said lot X
snd the perpetual right Of free ingress and egress
thereto and therefrpn by the said fve-feet alley
sloi the adjoining lot TO the feet alley laid
down in the plat Of said subdivision recorded "a
Aforesaid. This property fronts 5th street east
near East Capitol street, in rapidly improving part
q the city, and improved By two-story Frame
Dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and Il months
for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing inter
est from The day Of sale, will be taken secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold deposit Of 800
will be required at the time of sale. All convey
sncing and stamps at cost OF purchaser.
MICHAEL L0UXMAN, Trustee.
no4-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts