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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-02
Episcopal Chureh-The New Organ.

Episcopal Chureh-The New Organ.
Last Sunday WAS day of unusual interest in
the new Episcopal Church in this city, on &C.
count Of their new organ having been set up dur
ing the previous week and brought into use for
the first time. That the organ might not suffer
| IN reputation on such an important occasion
from being manipulated by uuskillful hands,
Mr.. Jackson, one Of the manufacturers, and an
accomplished orgauist, was prevailed upon to re-
main over Sunday aud play it. The result OF
the test was highly favorable to the instrument,
as Mr.. j., as far as time and place permitted,
showed its capabilities admirably. The organ is
one unquestionably of fine tone, Of great range
and wonderful power. This test, with an inspec.
ton OF its outward appearance, was enough to
satisfy any one Of the truth of the claim of the
manufacturers, that to make such an instrument
for the price, Isl ,000) after finishing the inside
there was nothing lett to ezpend upon the case,
which is indeed plain to severity. However ii
the instrument is all right new and more gaudy
case can be made for it any time.
The organ has 0 stops aud 800 pipes. Com.
pass Of manual, from &C to G, Sc notes compass
of pedal, CCC to C, % notes, The stops are as
follows: l. Open Diapason, s it., sc notes 2.
Viol.di-Gamba, 8 it.. Sc notes; g. Lieblich Ge.
dacht same; 4. Octave, same; 5. Flute Har.
moniqse, 4 feet, So notes; 6. Sub.Bass, 1G it,, o.
notes; Z. Octave Coupler; 9. Super Octave 8.
Pedal Coupler
The organ is one Of the kind called "Scud.
MORE from having been first made at Tp,on.
Scudmore, in England. A. already indicated,
all unnecessary case work was omitted, and the
money put into the sounding part of the orsan,
though the pipes of the Open Diapa-2n are sym.
netrically arranged in iron. and ale richly
illuminated in gilt and color- The organ ia 8
feet wide, 6 feet deep and lG it. in height.
The organ was manufactured bv Marshall
Bros, Of Milwaukee, aud is the fr,. finished
product Of their new work, since the fire by
which they were burnt out last fail. Their new
works are much more extensive than the Old,
and ars very complete in AL their appointments.
TIL Episcopal Church is fortunate in living
secured as permanent 'orgaui., the services of
Mr.. J. hughes, young Engliehmaa, thorough
chuTchRan, and paye- thoroughly skilled on
| the instrument.
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RUN AwAY.-Card's team took n notion yes.
serdsy to meander along Main street-wc guess
"msander" is good word, because the horses
travelled at something like a 2;4O-no, 4:sO
gait Those horses refused to recognize the law
OF nature which has established that irresistible
bodies like Cards horses cannot run through an
''nmovable body like the partition Of the side.
cut oridgo On Main street, unles something must
happen, The driver of the team approaching
20" 'nexoraele rule Of natural philosophy, when
no Jaw this inevitable collision, politely turned
. book somersault Tho carriage is now reduced
from Its former value Of 5000 to $l5. 10. Rhodes
10 dsSusted with the man who rode in that car.
risge.
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HOME MATTERS
Pepper. Salt aaa spice.

Pepper. Salt aad spice.
Ageutleman la:ely was capturing for Bee
mus" but asked for "Bosas," which he said
was the same thing" He evidently knows US.
....The new iron bridge across Fox river has
attracted much travel-so much that the planks
are nearly worn out, and new ones will soon be
needed, unless the City Council place for fast
driving and walking & severe fenal-ty-ssy At
least - trip. We mentioned last week an
sc:ount OF fearful prize fight in an alley in
this town. On further examination We hsye
learned that the fight wss more than awful.
According TO the most reliable accounts, that
fight ragged seven hours. The walls of the ware
houses In that alley are covered with blood, or
mud, aud We cannot tell which No cat now
dares to appear in that alley, while the dogs
have sought other places for repose. The Buff.
falo Rock Giant still lives, but no word has been
heard from the belligerents The Rep,.JAcQn
says: "Some one left an overcolt in the office"
Of that left handed svindle, or PepuJlcan Office.
which is the same thing. The editor warns that
man that left that coat 70 take it away. He
feels that he is going 20 a climate where over.
ooaS Will not be needed -. We are informed
that several parties are around looking for US,
(Besmusl armed with SIGH" fierce weapons as
daggers. We have made arrangements to de-
fend ourself. We now rarely venture abroad
withou. having concealed about our person such
weapons as "Whisly,' "Corn.uice," "Old
Saltwater" Dic-in.a-mnute," or Sudden ex.
tinguishment.' Who now will dare to meet US
by moonlight alone in the dark, across Fox rIver
with tallow candle and a bar Of soap =. Some
body in our reighborhood has 4 flock of geese
Those geese loj,t under our talroom window
on the outside, OF cour.e. They 80 in mum Der,
make :, rr-..v loud o nights. Livery few min
utes some goose sings, and then the others join
in the chorus Unappre ciatiye people accuse US
of not Hkiny music, because we do no, like
goose hymns luyr hers either Wegive notice 70
thel party who owns tbos, goose that he must
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for March
has taken New DEPARTURE with all u4mil-
ton as lis editor-n.chef IL hec salut.tgr she
unblushingly evows that The original and gov.
ernlng motive OF this magazine is 20 make mo-
ney. We know that this l. d fact unparalleled
in the history OF literature, and We might dis
guise it in finer phrase, but the underlying mo.
tive would snll be the same Profoundly AS we
believe in virtue morality. and the power OF tie
press, we would meyer publish periodical il We
did not hops to advance our fortune thereby"
Yet Just how fortunes are TO be advanced BY the
publication of an original Magazine OF nearly
sixty pages contributed by such writer. ..
Greeley, Parton, Bungay, Beecher etc, and ell
ted AZ an expense Of nearly six thousand dollar.
all toI one dollar u year-ths is not SO app.r.
ent TO the genera. reader, and is explained only
by the fact of its enormous circulation, which
now exceeds that IF any other magazine pub.
!-hed. ANY person no. acquainted with the
magazine may receive a specimen free by ad.
dressing S. 5. Wood & Co., Newburgh, n Y.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv.
ed by Osman 4 Hapeman, Ottawa, III.
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NoTICTs.-EsTArE or GEORGE W. PIERCE. DEC'D--
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned asnistra
tor Of the estate OF George W. PIERCE late OF the county
La Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased. Will appear
County Court Of said county the third Monday (beng the
fifteenth day. of April 1872, the Court House In OF
wa in adc unity when and where all having cars
demands against said notified attend and pre-
sent the same In writin. for adjustment.
Dated this 29th day Of February A. u. 1872.
SAMUEL y. GRlDLEE,
maraSw Administrator
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STREET RAILwAY.-We announced last week
that arrangements had been made for street
railway from the Rock Island depot to the c.,
B. d q depot on the west side, and from thence
to the Fair Grounds. 1t seems that the project
il about to become success provided there be
no dog in the manager. A certain company have
charter, which they have long had, but have
90 far made no effort to build the railway. A
new company como now and offer to build the
road, asking from the city the mere right 0; way
The man sger agrees to give good bonds to those
who may become stockholders in the com.
pany. to make the Investment pay 30 per cent.
per annum, but we understand that the old com.
pany propose to fight tho subject before the city
council at Their meeting next week.
A street railway would be most desirable pub
lilo improvement, and We hope to see it IN opera.
ton on the routc proposed, and as Don as posi-.
bic. If the old company desire to build it, let
them present their securities that they will do
90 ct once If they are not ready to do that, let
them get out of the way. Put up or shut up, is
the word.
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NO'TICE'.-EsTATEo OF ALvA WTS,Ss, DECEASED
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the Undersigned admins
traitor OF the estate OF Alva Winans late the county Of La
Sale and state of Illinois decseed. will appear before the
County Court OF said county the third Monday heing the
18th day. of April lS the Court House IN ottawa In said
county. when and where all havp, claims demands
against said estate are notified 10 attend present the
IN writing for adjustment.
Dated hi, eth day OF February A. d. lS;?
ALVA wINANs
: NARROW Admin traitor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucsioneer..
- No. foe1, northwest cJrBt ros 10th AID Dsts

- No. foel, northwest c1rBe ROT 10th and Dsts
oHHs ssp RfnN -
Pukp5SEs VILLA SITES Oh GARDENING
- By virtue Of sapdry DEGREES yss-si in the
G.a cause theref. pending between Jim D
s nait ct st Ss RsD ard c4;h.I.e Tai
E xiqt Sp D91sst 3 The sntr'is trustees
So on Sn the pTemlss Il IL ga Ssy of MAJ
sell at public auction, to the hiShest BIDDER that
propsriT of1s ss ~ sSa 1Heyn
TBS tract, containing about - acres, has bsen
view to rness ei.ber fr vi Sr,s s n s VIII
gardens, the lots cont aiming from to IS each
road. essipS to- 70 Ss mi HIps o. sSn
winch some OF the lots front Lot No. i improved
out hoases. &C. arr sIss Fl by
aDweliing honse each This property is situated
magnificent grounds of the Government Insane
Asylum; those lots which are lest 70 the river
the District, while those which lie baSk upon the
hlls, where Fort stanton formerly styod, un
superb view of the Potd mac and the whole civ %
Washinston only half mile distant. The eNt.n
places these lots almost within city limits 80 far a.
readiness Of Is concerned while the n;eryeu
ng river prevents those disagreeable features gen
orally presented By 50 close a proximity to a large
These lets will be sold on the following terms;
one-fourih Of purchase money for each lot eash
balance in three equal pawn snts st one, two and
erty. All conveyancing AID stamps at cost Of ptlr
chaser: deposit of Sl0o will be required as each
The sale will commence on THU RsDAY, the asi
day OF MAY next; as aforesaid, and cnGtin4e from
the tract can be seen at the a1ct Of Green
Williams daily, or al the Offices of the Trustees
Valuable sand beds are contained in the premises
and fshiI shore is also connected with those of
the lots which front on the river
f. P tho pSp BRADLEY. Trustees.
GREEN WILLIAMS
ar22 -2tawtMl0&tdts IPst&Repl Auctinneers
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL
Consolation Saturdays Proceeding
sENATE.-After Our report closed

SENATE.-After Our report closed
Mr.. sumner presented a protest against the
majority report of the French arms Committee
on the ground that the committee was princi-
pally made up OF those opposed TO investigation
and that consequently thew were disnuaIified
opinion on a case before trial. Messrs. HamIin
and Carpenter defended the fairness of the com
mIitee and rebuked Mr.. Summers Assam ptions
Inc matter was then dropped and the re-
haihder OF the day was occupied with the bill
amending the enforcement act by providing for
tne appointment of supervisors of elections at
the polling places in precincts throughout the
country. The bill was amended to require that
Such appointment shall be solicited by ten per
sons in each precinct, and the Senate then adj
Journed with the understanding that voting on
the bill shall commence this afternoon.
HOUSE--AfteT our report closed
Ihere was a middle over the tariff bill, which
ended With he rejection of several motions TO
reduce the GdIies on iron, copper and wool. No
business OF Importance wastransacted.
81 Two Burlington (Vermont) girls went into
The woods for picnic on Saturday taking with
them bGnch of cigarett-s, with which thev
INTENDED TO learn to smoke. A few puffs maJs
them dizzy, and ia opping their lights the woods
were hred and with difficulty extinguished.
5A sporting gentleman, who boasts of
having very correct watch, said to a friend
Win whom he was riding a long vay across
country 70 meet, pulling out his watch .sIf
The sun isn't over that hill in a minute aud a
half, lie viii be too lgteD anu "
@A Yale College senior, who rscntly ra-
eXerted himself rowing and became suddeniv
INSANE, and was found by a policeman on morn
! ng sitting on the bank of the OuinniDiac riyar
Nhere lie had remained all night
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DIED,

~, htMPH REHS In Frederick sburg, Va, on the
u. Humphreys, OF this city. WV VI
kALBFUS ON Sunday afternoon, DANSIE.
niant son OF Thomas b. and Mary W KaIbfus
funersl to morrow, Tuesday, afternoon at half
past o CLOCK, from 626 q street, South Wssbi1I-
ton. Intern ent at Oak Hill IChron Renj
SKINNER. In Washington, May l2th, LII
LIAM, youngest child of Eoeeh q. and Rebecca
skinner, aged Is months and IL days.
.WINEBERGER. On Sunday evening NAV 10
Mrs. MARGAREr WINEBERG GR, formerIy of
IesrgetownI AID for the last forty years resident
~ nus city, in the S5th year Of he age
The funeral services will take place on to-rnorrow
uesday at S3s O'Clock, from the residence # her
daughter, Mrs. W. Flenner, 222 street ~
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southwest corner Pennsy vanis ave. and Iith >.
Star ONCE Building.
CHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF WASHISti.
IOH, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
- by irtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
court, passed in cause No. 2 ig wherein Jos-ph
an and others are com claimants and arg ret
Daily and others defendants, the upd-r.isned
WILL In front Of the premises, the lSth
Pnbc aucfien. TO the highest bidder all the follow
mg piece or parcel Of ground, to wit: Let One. in
Eaiuson subdiyision OF original Lot One, In
square ga Beginning for the at the southeast
corner ~ original Lot ]; tn uoning west al)ns
North street eighty feet to q ten foo alley thence
aionR said alley fifty mine feet; thence In line
vermont ayenye twenty feet and seven inches from
the southeast corner of said original Lot Oss:
thence southerly along said avenue twenty feet 10
Also, ON the same day, at 6 O'Clock p m in front
OF the premises, Lots Uttered A and h, in Days
subdivision Of original Lot -, in Square loo: Lot
on 0th street west, bs.ween and II streets north
By leo feet deep, with three foot priv ate alley BIZ Al
ieet deep between said lots A and d, with the
improvements on said several pieces or parcels of
Terms Of sale: One-third IL, cash; balance Of
purchase money to be paid in 6 and IL months with
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
or sureties to be approved by the trustee or EUR
chase money can be paid cash day of or ratif
ca ion thereof b. the court. All conveyancing and
psit OF $50 will be required on each piece of prop
erty sold The Trustee reserves the right TO resell
said property, If the purchaser purchasers fail to
comply with terms of sale within five days after the
sale, by advertising five timss in the Eveaing star
such resale TO be at the and risk of dsfauiting
purchaser or purchasers.
BATIMER OLEARY,
aplf-5tsw&ds PatI Auctiouesrs.
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SALE OF COFFEE sCAL1,
EOR PUBLIC SALE.

On the 18th day Of Mag, 1874, my very desirable
House and Lot IN Lsesbnrg, VI house large. -
healthy; view Of surreundins country bssz- ~:
tifu; society good. Accessible by railroad tUice
rAbie property.
Terms One third cash; remainder in one and two
years, bearing interest from date and good SCENT
ties. Mrs.. g. w. BALL,
an esa Leesbusz, Va
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Notice is hereby given that the rights to sscuyy
4u1dtngs Of the above Company, ON 7th, 9th, and
streets IN the city Of WashinGt0n, viii be sod Il
menee SATURDAY, May %, l512, at O'CLOCK IN
the forenosn and 70 continue from day to day until
Tor particulars inquire ct the ONCE OF the Com.
pany. WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
By M.G EMERY, President
Washington, D. c., May 8, l12. may5-3w
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE LANDS ON THE POTOMAC
fkIcT OF ooI6mBiS. 6PPos S9Ss TC kL Ris
ANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
- We shall offer ct public sale, on the prem;
~: I'm, that valuable Farm called Blue Plains, D
ineton County, in the District Of CoIumbia, lying
ingten city, on the river road. which leads from
in . high state Of Guilty alton. The improyements
other necessary out bu Idines and on the place 4
fine shad and herring fishery.
the ZANE ye shall Cs. FOX sale .na
site Blue Plains The Improvement consist ai se q
'ea sasd and s. N t sSs
District q Columbia and partly in Prince Georses
ooH3pty a. acres. mo,s q, ,s.. ., v.,,.,,. LAM
called xddsens Good1,i IT, situate. IT, on the south
:i ss Of 0ssa RIs in Prince Georges county, Nd,
20 person: dssirous Of locating near Washington
kinds Of grain and issrketine, and are the best
s1s into
offered In loss o saSdivdsd. Ssss q Which suSdi.
G s Hss E the e
a.. Az q re: IS: SsissTsd lsI@sss. . 3 3:
eSsssr deed given. s.a DECD q trust sas S5
An couveXa1cng and stamps It the cot q the pur-
Snassr Title PeIfect Preservation given % the lst
JOHN A. MIDDLETON,
and d.1is.e. Il ,!i 5nss, ~
.,s.sos. nY IHliii.S s! cLEAsv, Aucs..
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MARRIED.

EtEEksON-BROYN. On Tuesday. tbaztb
iHsts1t' at ST Johns Episcopal Church, by the
he. r. q Lewis. Mr.. WM. WEST JEFFERS0N
q Montgomery county, ND, 10 Mrs. l.. o. BROWN
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Is q the Districf Of Columbia in EnuItvS sa,
snc,;o POCKET the sndersisned viii sell at public
10th day Of Nay next, ct o'clock D. M. Che nortS
and one % hGs IN ssIs.s rontns
seventy -hye t!sD feet ON street north ~A'-
=. Term; 90 sale One third q the purchase money
peyments, at eli! and twevs haonfhe with intssest
satisiactory q the Trnstee Deposfs Of GO to Be
msde et time Of sale. Revenue stamps and convey
arcing at cost OF vurchaser. In case Of non com
pliance with terms Of sale within Ave DAYS. the
fsultins purchaser. Title psrfect' w
W. 81. HRlZIHR. Trustee.
may5eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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United STATES MARsHALs GALE.

u virtue Of writ Of Tisri Faeias, issued from
ZIG Of Columbia, and 20 me directed, viii sell a
Rc0c 9, "a fSr eas, IN front q the Court house
q ia1, q y O'Clock m, ali dsfendants right,
sitis Claim and interest in the Les Hos s and LOO
the Di.trict Of Columbia, tSeether With IN ma aim
sniar the ImIrovsment thereon, seized and levied
Be cold . satisH execution No iS5s Eouity In fsyn,
q John B. James. use Of J. o. Mcclellan, ssainst j.
g. Hfne. trustee Tor Francis Youno
ml0-dts ALEXR. SHARP. m Iarshal u O.
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Rl GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- North vest corner ! 9th and streets
TRuSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
lat, slTUAIED ON 12fH STREETS, BE
TWEEN AND ID STREETS

fHTE, sfr fA oN Ahag 9a sIRR REAL Es
TWEEN ANDD STREETS, N. W
Under and by virtue Of q decree of the su.
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia
passed on the eth day Of April, 1917, in equity
cause No. 3.036, wherein Farming and others are
coihplainants and Tanning and others are de-
fendants, the undersigned Trustees viii sel at pub
ds c aSet1on' on the premises. on friday the 18th
PARCEL Of ground known, designated and described
as the south bali Of Lot numbered nineteen, ia in
SQUARE numbered two hundred and ninety. three
tzgs,l improved by three story Brick Houre.
half cas OF scs, e Erescrbed by the decree One
and twelve mo. tbs, for which che notes Of the p1r
chaser w1ll DC tASen No deed given until purcks
money 10 Daid StSMps and conveyancfne Al nur.
cSAserS cost. 90 down whom DroSerty Is ,oid. In
TIE terms OF sale 10 not complied With in ave dsva
at the risk and cost Of the dsfAultina purchssSr
EDWARD G; INGERS0LL,{ r-....-
mod GREEN 4 VILLA Ma Auct.
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RY LATIMER 3 ULEARY,
- Auct1oneers and Real Estate Brokers
0outhw Sot corner Of Penn. avenue ma mr. .tr.et
Star Once BuildinRs
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THpFr.
ST0RI PRESSED BRIOK -EWELLiNG On
OOLUMB1A STREET, BETWEEN p AND q.
AMD 9TH AND 10TH STREETS NORTH.

- BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust to me, dated DC.
IA fo6sr Sth, lS7l, and duly recorded amons the
trict Of Columbia, lber No. CD, folio io6, AID by
Written direction Of the party secured thereby, ]
MONDAY. Nay .SOth, iS7s, to the highest bidder.
AZ that certain piece or parcel Of ground, situste
District, and Known g lot No. i45 in b. L. Horri,
sons ct al. subdivision Of square No. 365, e the
m ,s RECORDED n the sTveyors ONCE Of said city.
Terms OF sale:-Ameunt Of Indebtedness secured
oy said deed with interest and pensss Of
months, ter Which the notes Of purchaser, bearing
interest from DAY Of sale, and occurred By deed Of
down et the time q sale. An stamps and copveyan.
eng at purchsser's cost. Terms o. sale 70 Be COM
peo WITH within SIX days Afer sale, or the proper.
WI be resold ct the risk and cost Of the dSfsult.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN. Truutes.
ms-d&ds LATIMER CLEAkY. Hncts.
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DY WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctimeers.
- New Marble Building.
900 and 9O2 Pennsylyania avenue, cor. 9th str eet
CHANCIRY SALE OF A TRIANGULAR

- .By virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
cause No. 2l40, Docket 10, Eliza Laycock ct al
vs. John G; Whitwell ct al, we shall, on WE'D
ises, at O'Clock pm. offer for sale, at public suc-
tion, gil Of Square numbered s3i, in this city. and
street west. 1t has been subdivided into twelve
lots ard plat Of the same can be seen at the Office
This property is an elevated locality, q rapidly i'm
proving nelghborhood, and affords excellent op-
portunity for investment.
Terms One fourth of the purchase money in
cash; balance In three equal instalments at six,
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, to
be secured by the purchasers notes. bearing inter-
e from day OF sale, and secured to the satisfac ion
deed given on full payment Of the purchase
money and hRal ratification of sale. Stamps and
conveyancing at purchasers cost A deposit of S1
on each lot at time of sale W
sEGIsxt tSv FEEsSSHbALL,} Trustees.
apD-d WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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RT 9REEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
u No. lOOl Northwest corner Of 10th and D sts.

TEN LOTS FRONTING ON EAST CAPITOL,
NORTH A, AND l7IH STREET EAST, CAPT
Toll HILL. AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, May 9th, inst, at O'Clock
p. m, we shall sell, on the premises, Lots 4, s,
IS, 9, 10, IL, II and Is, in Square 1895, to
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in one and two
years. for notes bearing interest and secured by o
deed of trust on the premises. All convey ancing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of purchaser. SIS
down each lot at the time Of sale.
may6d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts