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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-29
HOOFLANDN GERMAN BITTERN
Bitten without Alcohol or Spirits Il ~ kind.

Is different from all others. 1t is composed OF the
pure juices of VITAL PRINCIPLE OF ROOTs, HERns,
AND BARKs ior incidentally termed, extracts) the
worthless inert portions ofthe ingredients not be
is contained rs mnch medicinal yirtne = will be
Roots, &C.. used in this Bitters are grownin Germany
their vital principles extracted In that country by
scientific Chemist and forwarded To the mandatory
in this city. where they compounded and bottled.
Containing spirituous ingredients this Btters II
free from the objections urged against all others;
desire for stimuiants be induced from their use
they cannot make drunkards, and cannot under any
circumstances have any hut beneficial effect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-29
Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota R'y.

on aud an er January ed is72 Passenger trains on
This line will run ns i1lluMS.
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They are the greatest known
Remedies
for LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS
DEBILITY JAUNDIcE. DISEASE OF THE
niDT,Ess,. .-s.~~-....A
SKIN, and all diseases arising
from a disordered Liver.
stomach. or I'M
PURITY
OF THE BLOOD.

FtHH tllt loIIoWing symptOms
Constipation. Flatuence. Inward Piles Fulness OF
Blood to the Head Acidty ofthe stomach, Nausea,
Heart burn, Disgust for Food. Fulness Weight In
the stomach Sour Eructations, Sinking Futtering
at the Pit OF the stomach, swimming of the Head,
Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering ri The
Heart Choking or Sufocatng Sensations when in
Lying Posture Dimness of Vision, Dots webs before
the Sight Dull Pain In the Head Deficiency Of Perspi-
ration feowness OF the skin and Eyes, Pain IN the
Side, Back. Chest, Limbs &c Sudden fiushes of Heat
Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imagnlngs of Evils
and Great Depression OF spirits All these Indicate
Disease Of the Liver or objective Organs combined
with impure Blood.
The use of the Btters Tonic will soon cause the
above symptoms To disappear, and the patseDt with
become wen and healthy
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suffering. No, he would keep his
muscles moving, and he did SO long
after his toee ~era frnzan stiff Hour
after hour he fought with death, while
snowy pillows were rolling above his
head.
At daylight he crawled out. Houses
were near. Then he staggered and
fell; got up again, and dragged his
frozen limbs toward the limits of the
town. After walking an hour be
reached Cooper's ranch-the summer
residence of our Town C!erk-and
pushed In the back door. Another
hour was consumed In making q fre.
some matches, . piece of candle and
old broadaxe were found. Then he
melted snow and thawed his frozen
feet. He also found dry clothing aud
pair Of cavalry boots. Although
completely exhausted, he started for
Greeley, distance Of two miles. The
mercury was ls degrees below zero,
and II took an hour to walk single
mile. Often be thought he would fali
10 the ground. The houses seemed to
spin round Al he passed them, and fa-
| miliar streets, In which he saw chill
dren playing the DAY before, were but
the landmarks Of dream. At last
he reached his fathers gate and stag
gered to the door. Then there was q
rush and : scream, and the next in
slant he was once more folded TO the
bosom Of his loving family. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

"ClintOn, Iowa, arrays itself in sheets, and
has ghost parties.
%The St Louis Globe talks of the hOrsa dis
ease as cold Ep."
S-The well known epizcOtic has now assailad
Canadian swine, at Ottawa.
81 Bohemian garnets; set in silver, are get
ing fashionable for demi-toilette.
ga Sank county, Wis, schOol-boy killed
Comrade by blow in his stomach.
"The Turkish bath failed to cure St. I.ouis's
case OF hydrophOoisI and the little girl is dead.
~A Miss NOrsh Grant is running an in
dependent candidate for recorder of Crawford
county, IA.
sTItis fashionable with aristrocratic young
ladies' OF France 10 have their mOnOgrams EN-
brOidered on the bottom or their OOttines.
S-Mrs. Al. Duniway, editress of the New
Northwest, now has a seat at the reporters desk
IN the legislative hall at Salem, Or.
SrA western editor SAYS of neighbOr with
a quivering eyelid, that he shutters in the left
eve"
grin brooklyn law, taking a girl to the
menagerie once, is no proof Of an ''engage-
ment.'
sE"This is the rock OF ages" said the father,
after rocking two hours, aud the baby still
awake.
gA little boy being asked "whst is the
chief end of man?" replied: 1.-The end what's
got the head on"
the hair in Berlin, and from a concentration or
fashiOnables at the opera very strong and
pleasant perfume arises.
~"What are you do g there, you rascsl?"
stMerely taking cold, sif." ''It looks to me a
II YOU were stealing ice." "Wel-yes-perhsps
il will bear that construction"
~Prof. Tonry's bill for analyzipg the
stomach Of Maud Lloyd, alleged TO have been
poisoned by her mother at Leesburg, Va, was
II 200, and Prof. WOrmley's $500; so says a
special OF the Alexandria Sentinel.
aYIn New Hampshire the following is posted
on a fence: "NOttis-Know kow is allowed in
the meadows, eny men or women letten thare
kows run the rode, who gifts inter nv medders
afOresed shall have his tail cut orr by me.
Obadiah Rogers"
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DIED.

ELLIOT. Susdenly, Nov n, Mrs. EMMA EL-
LOT, in ihe roth year OF her sRe.
FILLEBROWH On the Arb inst, Mrs. MARY
T., the beloved wife OF Thomas FillebroWn, in the
nth year q her
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, corner Of Il and 2lth streets, on "Wednesday
afternoon AZ O'Clock 1sl Itiyss and friends Of the
family respectfully invited 20 attend.
MONTGOMERY On the 81 Instant, MS MARY
A. MONT COMEDY, IN the 9th year of her age.
The frit uds and acauaintauces are respectfully
invited 30 attend the iuneral from her late resi-
6eIce, 7l9 II street N. l., on Wednesday, AZ TIVE
O'Clock precisely.
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An ARCaBIsHOP's ADVICE To HIS CLRR1v
In continuing bis visitation, the Primsts of Al
England Is delivered at Sevenoaks in Kent. a
timely exposition OF the whole duty of a clergy
study to have the whole of his parishion-
sIs always under his eyes; to employ large
stan OF lay agents; TO be diligent in missionary
work; TO encourage female efforts for reclaim
ing fallen sisters; and 10 leave no parish without
some insti ution for retaining within the church
the growing intelligence of working men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05
RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st .
Star Office Building.
TBusTEE,S SALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On MYRTLE sTRE8T, NEAR 81 ALDYstUS
GHIRCH. BSTWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND

On m1hTIE srREET, NEAR 81 ALDYstUS
GHn RICH. TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
- BY virtue of two deeds of trust 70 me, bearing
E date 6pectivtly the 2lst day August and the
26ib day Of September, A. d. ISL, and recorded
among Tire land records of the District of Columbia
respectively, in Liber No 655 folio 3 aud Liber
No COL at folio 29 and at the request the parties
secured thereby, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder IN front Of the premises, at O'Clock
, M, on WEDNESDAY, The 18th day Of Nevem-
Der, a; d ls72, Lots numb red two hundred and
three (A5l, two hundred and four (204l hundred
and hye - 81, two hundred and six tees). two hun
cred and seven t27D. and two hundred and eight
l2e), In b. r. GibeTt's subdivision of Square num-
befed SIX hundred and seventy five 675), the same
are known upon the public plats and plan Of the city
OF ~aship gtOn.
Zach lot has a front of about 10 feet s inches on
the north side Of Myrtle street, with spth Of
about 80 feet, and IL improved with a new three
story Brick Dwelling h use. The attention Of all
persons desiring To purchase comfortable homes
Terms: One third cash, of which SlOO must be de-
posted Tor each house when the property is struck
off, and the residue of said cash within five days
after the sale thu other two thirds Of the purchase
msney in two equal payments at six 90 ana twelve
D2l months with interest from the cay of sale he
secnrtd by deed OF trust upon the premises: All
conyeyanciDg At the cost of the purchasers Ii the
terms are not with in ten days, the deposit
TO be forfeited, asd the property be- resold upon
the same terms, after five day notice in any news
paper. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee,
DOY1-dts LhTIMER & CLEARY,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.H0RROW.


Pr LArlnEB 6 oLEARY,
~ - Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
00re ss.r One: ave and th
TBSsTEEs sALxos VALUABLE IMPROVED
IX xFhnEhM sTREET AND RHODE ISLAND
IA BY virtue Of q deed of trust to the under
E signed bearing date he l.sh day Of October,
the p.r soa Of snSaF The s G
At oO l4S and a. the request Of the parties secured
eTSsy VII h sf :, I9Slis snction IL front Of The
WEDN EsDA the 9Th day u soTsnS S 4. D.
in T. L. Morrison ana others spSST lfr ~ :,
square numbered three hundred and sixiy-fiye(S s
a. me sane are Known upon the public plsts Of
The sroperty fronts about Is feet on the east side
alSy, and ia i'm proved with fine story b ~
awt ling house, nearly new, and having the modern
Terms: One third cash; of which Poe must be de
WIN me pfepeTt Is strncs o and the res
other two thirds in equsl psysents ~ six 90 aud
twelve (l2l months, with Interest fuen The day OF
ises. If these terms are MT compiiso with WITHIN
ten days after the sale the deposit be forfeited
in any ntwspaper and upoo the same terms All
convey aEcing at the cGst 0fths Pnrehsser.
oc2o-dts LATIMEB q CLEA sY. Aucts.
ny eRrEr & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer.,
~ No. 1901, northwest corner ioth and \ STA.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
THE ISLAND.
- BY virtue of q deed # trust dated September
E,.a sth A. ID. .s4l, and duly recorded in Liber Me-
6SS, folio go. &C, Of the Land Rso ords Tor wash
inEton county d. o., ana b. direction Of the party
secured thereby, will sell, at public auction. IA
front 81 the premises, At 4 O'Clock n m on WE'D
NksDAf, the 3Oth day of October. =. D., l.7s.
Lots numbered fourteen, (i4,l and fifteen u.s. in
ssnsre numbered four hundred ard seventy one
l4Tl in the city Of ashington, d. c., with all the
Terms of sale: One half in cash; (of which $50
must be paid at sale) the deferred payments 10 b.
his far day offs Ia i,
terest at Il rate Of ten per cent. per sunum aud
secured By deed Of trust to the satisfaction of the
trustee. Terms Of sale TO be fully compiled with
within six days after day Of sale, Otherwise the
trustee res ryes the right to resell the at
the risk and cost Of first purchaser All conyeyanc-
il 81 purchasers cost.
WIN. Ii. wARD. Trustee
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, November 9th, 1879, same hour
and place. By order OF the Trustee
oc50 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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TIE Boston Transcript says: "Those who re-
member UT. Seward in his periheIOn leaning
With lis 2 auds in his trousers pockets against
the raj o. the ontsr row OF seats in the old SEN
ste chamber. and throwing out sentences A.
sound, polished and ciear-cut as the gold coin
age Of TIE mint. without apparent effort. will
accept him a. the tOunder of new school of
American OratCTy, which dspenses with
windmill exercises and congestion of the LUNGS
gives the bird of freedom intervals of repOsa
and assimi ates our style OF debate to the com
mittee-r0Cn manner OF the English Parliament
rather than the sound and fury OF backwoods
Etuup Ora+Ory"
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EVENING STAR.


ALL TEE SYMPATHY FOR THE MorHzR.-The
secretary OF the Swiss consul, Mr.. Samuel Fred
erick Schaffer, has made application tbroucb
his counsel TO Judge Sedgwick. of the superior
court, for separation from his wife forrnerIy
Kiss Nary Brsmm, to whom he was married.
December =, lsj9. Mr.. Shaffer alleges thst his
wife Is q most violent woman, and terribly
abusive She Is little light haired woman
and weighs about ITO pounds, while he Is a big
fellow, and weighs about 200 poundsI They
have mad two beautiful children, a girl OF 70
and boy Of 10 years, who were with their
mother IN court. The girls laxen ringleSs hung
II q sIiendld mass down her back. reaching TO
her waist and her face IL exceedingly beautiful
The boy mas also most intelligent and hand
some face. When the counsel for the husband
asked thai the children be given into the charge
OF the father. and taken awey from the mother,
as berg 81 unit person 10 have charge OF them
both children showed by the most demonstra-
tive affection that a separation from their
mother would be a terrible thing TO them The
decision q the judge was in all respects favor
able 10 tn wife He ordered that $40 per week
re given her during the lapse OF the trial, and
that $50 Re given her counsel for his conduct of
the Case.-Nelr FORK Sun. 1st.
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MARRIED.

HALLOwELL-CLEAR On Monday, the 4.h
inst al the residence of the brides father By the
hey. DR.. Butler. b. n. HALLOWEI.L. of Phila-
delphis, 10 LIZZIE, daughter of Thos Clear, ESQ.
Il this city.
MIGUIRE-SIMs. At Sc. Aloysius church,
monday Nov. 4, By Rev. A: Mcguire, Mr.. w u.
p. Fins, Of Washington. No cards.
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AWFUL ACCIDBNT-Tyo wine-crovers
named Rousseau, were employed in throwing
grapes irtO vat at Convey, France, recently.
and man was sent down to tread them but
was suftocsted by the gases arising from fer
mentat1on. one OF the proprietOrs went down
70 help hin, and shared the same fate, The
survivor followed, and was likewise Frustrated.
Their mother then went down and was over
powered ana when taken out she was the only
one that cOuldbe brought back 10 conscousne a..
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a DREADFUL CRIME was committed few
days back in the commune OF Sayieoy-en-R eyep-
mont lSaone-et-LOire). "A farmer named Pom
sOt killed his wife with Ratchet then At
tempted to murder an inhsbitsnt OF the lOcality
destroyed young child living asleep in its
cradle, and finally committed suicide BY hang
ing himself from tree. Mental alienation IL
supposed TO be the cause of this conduct
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AYESGISG TIE DEATH OF HIS BROTHER
On Saturday night John Scanned shot, in a New
YORK saloon, Thomas DOnahue, the supposed
murderer OF Florence Scanned, some two wears
AgO John Scanned has Of'en threatened TO
svenge % death of his brother, and on Satur-
day night fired SIX shots at Donahue, killing
I'm instartIv. %
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- hucroneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyl vsna aver ne ard fifth It,
Star ONCE Building.
TRUSTEES sALK OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pROPERTY ON NORTH L STREET, NEAR

PROPERTY ON NORTH / STREET, NEAR
ST. AL0YSIUS CHURCH.
a. BY virtue of deed of trust TO the undersigned.
E:% bearing date the 24th day Of February, A. d.
Alo72, snd recorded among the land ecords of the
District of Columbia, in Lber No. 6y3, at folio 49,
AID at the req1es Of the party secured thereby,
Min sell st public auction, in front of the premises,
DAY, the 11th day of November, A. ID. ls72. Lot
numbered one hundred and six (I06l, in b. r. Gil
bert subdivision Of eeuare numbered ak huHdr ed
and seventy five (675), as tho same are known upon
the public psts and plan Of the city OF Washing
The proper has a front on the north side OF
street Of about Is feet and depth OF about 81 feet,
Brick Dwelling house, with the modern convent
ences and this sale affords a desirable Opportunity
to purchase comfortable home. The Lot is the
eighteenth IL is side OF LIST street east.
Terms: One third cash, Of which sac must be de-
posted when the property If struck off and the resi-
ue OF said cash within five days after sale the
other twothirds Of the purchase money in two equal
payments. at elk l6) and twelve (l2) months, with
interest from the day of SALE be secured by deed
OF trnst upon the premises II the terms not
complied with withln ten days the deposit to be for
feited and the property TO be resod upon the same
terms, after five days notice in any newspaper, All
cony eyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
noyl-dts LATlmER d CLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
Kf WIN. l.. WALL 90, AuctIonsers
-. New Marble Building
SoO and S03 PeBnsylv ania aver ne cor oth s,ra.

CLosIEG SALE OF RORY BRUSSELS. T.Prs
III Tkf TUBE Ply, ISGRAIN, AM OTHER
SAbrnIs: hk1fr. COCOA MATfIyGs UII,
CLOTHS, Sc, At AUCTION VIZ
neiI Ho ~ ~ n,l n9RslN9 November Z, COM
rooms, an entire stock Of Oar pets &c 10 slose 1t
or eonsignments, consistipR Of ~ 0'e 01'
Irossley Body Brussels
Dixon, Stoddard and othar mah., ~ r.x..
Brussels, India Brussels VI AabosH''
Three Phys Of Hartford, Lowell aad otbar u.ra.
Tapestry and other Ingram Hemps
VNSSSos mauinR, Oh Cloths, d ffsrent widths
NelVet and BIZ ussels Rugs ats BassocLs Drup-
get and Felt Cloths &c ' Dius
Iosether with numerous other goods in the Garnet
ne STOCK Is perfe CT aud Of this year. i'm ,r-
Iaion, and must be closed out to settle consiga A.
rs T.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d SITS
CHANCEBY SALE OF VACANT LOT on NEW
YORK AyEHGE, BnTW EEN 4TH AND 5rH

~ BY virtue 81 decree passed BY the Supreme
cause No. 594, PaulHs Thy son VS.. John Kaiser
et Ell will sell nt Pgblc suetion in front Of the
Der, 1872 at IL O'Clock p. M, the middle p feet 8
inches, fronting on New York avenue, of Lot No z,
In square No. 5l4, and extending back with thai
width about Ice feet to the rear liee of said lot
Terms One third cash balance at and IL
months, for which the notes of the purchaser,
s"cnrod to the satisfaction of the Trustee and
bearing inttre from the day Of sale will be TAX
and lien retained on the property sold A dep ,sit
Of 100 will required of the purchaser at the time
Of SALE Conveyancing at the cost OF tho purchaser
VIM. +. MATTlNGLY. Trustee.
OC-4-d GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucfs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY cEAb THE CORNER OF llTH
SIRkhT, EEAR l. STREET AND MASSA-


PROPERTY rEAb THE COKNER OF IITH
sSI IIKI SEAs STREET AND MASsA-
By virtue of deed of trust TO me. bearing
81 date the 18th day of April. A. b. 1871, aud re-
= corded among the land records for the District
OF Columbia IN Liber No CAS-, at fOie 259 and at the
request ofthe party secured thereby will sell, at
public auclon the chest bidder, In front OF the
premises, on III URSDAY, the 9TH day of Noyem.
Der, A ID. l572 at O'Clock p. m, Lots designated
as lots and II in Cushing's subdivision Of original
lots numbered two three and four, in Square mum
bered three hundred and forty one. (34l,b as the
same are known upon the public plsts and plan Of
the city of Washington.
This property has front of forty three feet on lth
street and a depth of about ninety six feet is i'm
proved with q comfortable and commodious house,
and is In very eligible location, having alley in
the rear, Is we'll the side.
Terms of sale: one third cash, of which $3.50
uust be deposited when the property is struck off
and the residue of said cash within five days after
sale the other two thirds OF the purchase money in
equal payments ct Fix 90 and twelve 12D months,
with interest from day of sale, TO be secured by
deed of trust the premises All convey ancing at
the cost of the purchaser. If the terms not com
piled with within eight days. the deposit be for
feited and the property to be resoid upon the
terms, and upon five days notice in any newspaper
FRED. w. JONES. Trustee.
ocJ0 dts LAT1nER n ULEARI, Auct
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OH GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 Northwest corner OF lot and D w ,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE LYING ABOUT
100 YARDS NORTH OF RQUNDARY
FELT ON BOTH 7TH AND sTH STREETS,
N. W, EXTENDED.
- By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, in the case of Hoover,
guardian, VS.. Hoover and others, No. 1885,
Equity Docket ii, passed the 10Th day OF October
isI2 will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der In front Of the premises at O'Clock In the at
ternoon OF FRIDAY. the 9Th day of Nov enber lSy2,
Lots IS 40 a. AZ 40, So 81, 81, Of eubdiv ision Of
part OF Mount Pleasant, recorded January 1871,
16S in the land records of the District of Columbia
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent of the purchase moaey
to be paid at time Of SALE the balance three equal
Instruments, one in ten days, one in six months and
one in ore year from the confirmation Of said sale
The last two nstaments TO bear interest at the rate
OF ten per cent per snnum and their payment to be
secured by deed Of trust on the property. Convey
anciDg at the cost of the purchaser In default Of
the payment of the first Of said three instalments
tie Trustee reserves the right to resell the proper
ty on the terms above mentioned, at the cost and
risk Of the defaultiug purchaser.
LYDIA A. HOOVER, Trustee.
oc23d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIB ATTERN00N.
QY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Auctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner of PENIS avenue and IItb streex.
Star Office Building

Southwest corner of Psnns avenue and 18th street,
Star Once Building.
T sgsTsT 81 SALE 4 oFyALIABLE SQUARE OF
sQuARn No. 2sT, LITSG BETWEEN THfR
hsb AZ Rsb ssFKEEfrs
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Us, bearing
La a as,e te e Il hth Gay q August i and
Land Records Ofthe District Of columbia aud At the
request OF the parties secured thsreby, we rhall sell
the st day Of october A. d is9s. at az oeineA
and ,hry o. s9ars Numbered two hundred
Washington city.
and as 10 L feet on 18th ana Il ilta Streets
west and upon the street front there are now ten
roof, and FIVE built CD to the second story. The
property s most eligibiY situated and the attention
title, which the undersigned will convey, being sb-
solutely perfect. The indebtedDess for which this
gale IS now advertised is S650S So with interest at
esr cent from August II, 1871, subject to credis Of
Terms One fifth cash, Of which sInOo rms. he
paid when the property is struck off and the residue
OF sad cash " hin five days after the sale the other
At one two, three and fosr years with Interest a,
the rate q seven per centum per annum, said in
cling at the cost Of the purchase II these terms OF
sale are not complied with within ter days, the
b resold at the risk aud OF tine defsuting pur
chaser, upon hye days notice Of such resale being
J6HR A.HAaittT6N,$ Trustees.
sez6-dts LATlMER OLEARY, bnots.
~BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER
ested the above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
the 1sth of October instant, at the same hour aaS
place, when the unimprOved Of said will
be hrst sold and the improved lots will then be Of
fered separately, CON nencing with the house and
lot st the corner Of 18Th and T streets The terms
OF sale remain before N regard the unimprevAd
portion, but upon the improved portions a deposit
OF : 70 will be required pom each house and LOT
fRED. W. JONES, To-
Geld JOHN A. BAMILToN,S Trustees.
poped until TUESDAY, November S, Is7a a. 4
o'clock p M, same place. The sale will be oon-
ouSted as prescrlbsd IN above postponemelt.
ocl5-d LATIMER Il CLEARY, Aucts.