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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The people of Sioux City, Iowa. who have an
tlcipated rich harvest from the trade OF the gold
hunters expected to visit the Black Hills of Da-
kota this spring. insist upon it that the precious
metal is quite as plentiful III that regions as any
of the published statements have indicated They
say that Gen. Stanley, who has pronounced the
glowing reports OF metallic richer unfounded,
NAV know all about war. hut that he evidently is
no Judge OF gold mines. In order TO keep up the
excitement, they publish accounts of indiy .duals
who have lived IN the Hills yor many years. and
who confident that they richer in gold and
silver than any section of California. Some OF
them have beei n the habit Of picking up the
gold that .ying around loose there for the past
| ten or twelve years: but somehow it does not ap-
pear that any of these sangnine gentlemen have
| become .eh by their discoveries. The Sioux
City prospecters declare that they will start for.
midable expedition about the middle OF Nav in
| defiance of Gen. Hancock. and the United STATED
Government; but it is probable that their courage
will not 10 so far as to try conclusions with the
| military. What is known the Black Hills re-
| ion comp. great deal of fertile land, mucf
Of it thickly covered with timber. which is inclu
dad III an Indian reservation. These lands ART
coveted by the whites; and though there may b.
some silver and gold in the Hills. there is reasol
to believe that the true object OF the proposed ex
petition is merely to invade the region in force
drive ont the Int ans, and take possession Of tn
s,untiy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

AN ATTEMPT At NFsRo F2UALr,1 IN
GnoRGIA.-p quite an excitement was created in
At'anta on Saturday over the r,lmor that the
sleeping car which passed over the Georgia
railroad from Augusta to that place on Friday
nig'i had been invaded bv negroes. II appears
that last Friday evening before the night pas
senger train on the above named road left the
CITY the conductor of the sleeping car, Mr.. Allen,
received directions 10 reserve two berths for four
gentlemen. Thinking, as matter Of course, that
the persons wishing the berths were white men
he reserved them according to the direction
After the train started Mr.. Allen was much sur
prisnd to find the seats occupied by four negro
officials Of South Carolina en- route for the negro
convention at New Orleans Two Of the black
amonrs were Cardozo and Pinchback. The con
dnctor very properly ordered the qrartette to
leave the car This they refused to do unless
forced. Mr.. Allen upon reflection came to the
conclusion that difficulty was exactly what the
SC ,ml's were seeking, in order to make capital
ont of it at their convention. He therefore
allowed them To retain the seats, refusing.
| however, 10 let them have their berths. We
| learn from a gentleman who was in the car at
| the time, that all Of the white passengers lef,
t+e coach, preferring to sit up during the night
10 remaining in the sleeping with negroes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

II is necessary that Chicago should he rebuilt,
hut the papers there object to the prospect of kill
ing so many Of its inhabitants by the process. The
streets even now are said to be more dangerous to
traverse than the most crowded part OF Broadway
which as Il general thing must be matter of
pride to ustive OF Chicago With streets corged
trians. and with stage coaches driven through
them every few minutes at the reckless rate of
ten or fifteen miles an hour. with builders, hod-
carriers scaffoiing. derricks: AMI every appliance
OF reconstruction, moving, swaying, going up and
tumhl,ng down every where, human life is in con-
slant peril and the citizens are pictured rs kept
busy n dolying unexpectsd bricks. planks, walls,
and falling debris nf all kinds. One paper has
reached the conclusion that it would b. peasanter
to 'nhab't II country liable to almost daily earth
quakes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CITY lTE m 5.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2,5 Market |
street respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions Of
medicines. and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call Mt tha
store and that no charge is made except the regular
nrice of the medicines the same price they would
nav anywhere else: but that ne one is visited nj
their residences.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.-We would call
the sttsntion of those building to our stock u
building Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c, which
ia wsIl selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nsils, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks, Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks, and in
fact al necessary materisl for building for sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, PIP Market st.
Carpenters' Tools, Planes, Carpenters an
Chapman's make,) Cllisels, Sockets and Firmers
Sauases, Steel and Iron Compasses Caapers, Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers, Bevels, Saw
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, SC, for sale by
CAPELLE u BROTHER, PIP Market st.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, Al, all cotton
'''e cAfEiIE sfYs 's'e BROTHER, sls Market St.
PLOWS, Of different makes, as follows Heck
endorn, Moore, Atwood Il Wiley's, New YorI
"'1es;, cX;,PELIE 'fi LIE Z I BROTHER. PIP Market st.
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckendorn, Moore, At
wood & Willey's for sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FORkS-Our stock of Tah
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-hon, Ebony am
Cocoa handles, both English and American make
is worthy Of the attention OF any one wishing t.
nurchsse. CAPELLE u BRO, 2l2 Market st.
CROSS CUT 5AWS.-Wood and Cross Gu
Saws with Tuttles patent teeth, these saws. by tn
experience of practical men, will do as much wor
in one day as any other in two] and at redu
prices, for sale by CAPELLE IL BRO.
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

1t is a sad commentary upon the perpetual
preaching and the sanctimonious morality OF Ma>-
sachusetts that her criminsl statistics show
state Of popular looseness Of morals and cor
rupion Of life among all classes than those of the
very great majority, of the other States. And
now on the divorce tincket of the supreme Court I.
in session at Taunton. out of one hundred and
fifty cases. seventy -four petitions for divorce,
more than one-half the business of the highest
Court in the Comiaonwsa,lth, consisting Ut suits
having for their sole end the dissolution OF tho
marriage relation. Either the companionship OF
the Massachusetts women, or that OF the Massa!
chu,etts men, must be very hard TO endure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and mprudenty yotary pleasure
dpds II he this painful d,seAst
often happens thas an ,ii-tmsd ssIse Of snams
dread discovery thim from appyneto those who
rom education and responsibility canAione osfrend
DELAYING mptom 30 his horid ds
make liberated sere throAt
nocturnal p.tns the head ana 'mbs d''u
sight, dssfness she shin bones and
hotches viii
fghul rApdity m At astth palate sfthe mouth or the
icttu otthtsA Wiui
horrid objsc t death puts
period dreadful BY sending him 10 tina,
country from traveller returns
tisA MELANCHOLY FACT that THOUSANDS tail victims
this terrible diseAse 30 she unskulnsss o. "
nor mt pre- BY the shat DEADLY Pol
SON, MERCURY ruin the nsts ution and male 70
lnao L hfar hla
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
sNow.DRoPs.

Ruiiy and glectu! children,
Seeing the NOW drops blow,
Shout to cacN glad new conner,
'Lo. here are the eyes of summer.
PeeDing from under the snow."I
But the tender mother fingers
To kiss Il en- where they grow:
For they mind her Of baby fingers.
Ofwaxen. baby fingers.
Meath their coverlet of snow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
DHILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON K BALII
ii y Ii

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAG. October 18th. 1871
passenger ear will he attached .tc the freight
train leaving Philalelpha at a.oo y. m. tor Viii
mingtou.
The train will stop at stations as follows. when
signaiied Gray Ferry. 9.l2 u. hi. Lazaretto 9.au
y. III; Chester. g.4l y. III: LaMokin. 80 y. M; hur
low. = ~ l.. M Lnwood 49, y. III; clay mont. luOl
p. IN; Ellersie iu.ls p. IN arrive Wilminston. lO.a
y. H. !oct-Ul IL. r. IL hfNNE1. SUP I.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

NEW CASlLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhiladeI
at7.4OA Nj Leave Philadelphia at ll.45 A. NJ.
and wil%,Hst1n q, la 7 MI Nj frr ~ NsS Castle
Additional To those above leave Clayton for
smyrna SO n. M. and ZOO pm. Leave smyrna
for Clayton, II 80 a. ~. and 40 T.. m. to make
connection with trains to and from Dover and sta
TkEiGHT TRAIN With Passenger Car at
taehed will leave Wilmington H. - A. NJ; New
Castle. 1.p; Middletown. a2o; Townsend, 2.t5
Ciaytsn. ais; Dover +.o1 Wyoming. l.l0; FELTON,,
IA Harrington. hvs; Pennington, 3 Is: Bridge
vile. 80; s.af,rd. l5 laurel sii. and arrive at
Delmar ~ 7 In A. NJ. q as enRers leaving Ball-
more 1t 20 p. and Philadelphia at IL ~ p. m..
make nnecuon with this tram at WiiminRtsn
Laurel. 3a5: Seafard rs; Hlidgevi,l". 4. .; Far
mington, +.R; harrington. $40 FELTON, a.sI:
Wyoming. a. O. Dover. 6Sl Clayton, no Town
send. 7.&5 Mi,idlerown g. .; kirkwood. so New
Castle, 9.2l and arrive at Wilmington, 90 p. NJ
philadelphia IL 10 r. NJ. and Baltimore. 81 A. NJ.
SUBJECT To delays incident to freight business.
THIS Train wi stop to take NJ Passengers only at
Stations named. hut will set down passengers at any
stopping paace. except Hare's Corner. State Road
Rodney and Dupont.
CON INJECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads tor kehn edy willie. Sud
lersville and intermediate places.
A. CLAYTON. with the NJ. 4 ID. X. Il. for Eas
ton and intermediate places.
At HARRINGTON. with he J. + b. r. r. for
Milford. Gsorgetown. Lewes. and intermediate
ASEARORD with the d. 4 D. r. r. 70, Feder.
alshurg snd Camhridee. &c.
At DELMAR. with the y. $. r, h. for Salisbury
PviaceSs Anns. Cris6eld. Also for Berlin and
''''' '''''''' % ''' u. il. +. kSkssNEY. sap..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The postofice building at Exeter, New
Hampshire, was burned sunday. f. r. Litch,
hoopskirt manufactory, loses 5000, other
occupants - 0OO; partly insured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Ba.ti
more Railroad.
Ia - - u ---- ;;;;,-..;,;.
TIME. 'rAfsl H.

- u AvAA -.
Comuencnr MONDAY Autil ~. SO TT Ans will leave
D.o corner Broad ST aoa w,anps,en Aveun.a- ollow
wAY-MAlL TRAIN At $50 a 81 l,nudays -tcsrs.d) tot
Bataio.. ,LoPptns st ali k-suis Station, copD-cis
a,wln.rston wnh t'-swa-- Railroad Liue at lay
!onwnn smyru" hranrn k.ilio,d and Maryland a,o
Dsisware hailiood II Hairne,on with Junction aud
Be.k aie ks.ito.d at sealYrd wmn b2teh. ,'-t and
kaii,"aa, a, salisbury win wleonico Pocomok.
xPkI-s rcAIN stilt5 .tsunday- excepted, to-
, ana ..a a, u, ~.
ninson With IRAN Tor Nv Castle.
Bai.,,nors aud Wsshiu gton stopping thur
t1as,a% SsEsa .sn:
nile H.I,e-i--,,a.+ DE- q, Aoeihrrn. Psttyman Lds'-
urenTESpkEss ,s"F Md.,y y,ol Hsl,i,nars.nd w...
y". Essa ST f. %
Hsy,-.,.;,',.e. ..S....e.. n.a,yman ana Masons
WELLINGTON TRAINS
Iikssv:IE riiilApkLihIA atli," 81. sso. so -"
| r.M The soo r a. Tram sonu-s., WITH Del T. X.
Tor ~ Mting,on .nd ,n'.in-dl-,- -tat,sn- "a.
LEAVE aa Ts.ii1A say " fA- .S 10 ram s - ~"
stop t-.w--n Chester and pn iaiephiA, on SUNDAY
pHiEi I1' WI HSD 'fI BdLio ' shNfsAA R R rRAlss
s "i asasSe S.r"' sud 'A
Leave; maAr,rh." '"' For p,p%st lsoInaays exc;
| s&S.,G, & tS!d ,%oo u snA s.s@r N. fau.l-
s ,IdS. oS' tsSy ~ Iva ao s."I
Leave Tor phIsi.lpi,s. sun..y- accepted.
sa5fI. N. cns'sis fora fof rh,i.A-lp lpn,. lso II
rta,us lmineton sts Is ami ~" WI
| .ouecL at LaInok,n Junction with .1a III,
49, y. trans iur Philadelphia aud u dinner Cen
l usl hsIlIusd.
| THRoUGH TRAINS FROH BALTIMORE.
LEAvE WiLMlNuTUN 1881 II ~ f. NJ. 5.t2 go. !
| GHESTkk tOk FHILADELrKlA.
| LEATE CHksTEi. At 20, s.tt. SIS ana ll.us A.
| l2ss. al, "a. $50. sit. 7.56 and IL. Sc NJ
From, Baltimore Philadelphia Leave BALTIMORE al ~
l a. Nay Mail, s2 An, kxPTes !! ~ a. Nj M
l f25P. NJ. Expr-se ln,+nF. N EXPRESS.
From Baltimore. fVrt lAu nteI OF
l at5Wf. NJ
Acce mmodaoa Ainfrom Port Deposit ill cav. Per
Vile at6 AZ 4. M. slt ,uI uterine SIS
'''' PpAJys Eos R4IryyoRP
/ G. asster i2.Jo aud y. IL A. sad IS
Leave WuIiugtou At ls5s, 2u3 aud 10 -, L. IS al
/ Al1 P.n =.
| SUNDAf Train IRON BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore At 25r. ~ stoppIne i, Magaoaa P.fr
Aherdr-n. Havre-ie-', ae-ttir! s'!i-, ma i-
, towD. North East. Eikt"u. Nr~atk. Stanton. Nv
. port Wilmington, ,GlAynont, Ll..Scpd aud Chester.
II . KINNEY. HuLerInt- ud en-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
TRUSS and BRACE DEPOT
Corner Front and West sts.,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
TTNH demand for the ahnye articles has steadily
L rered that Va have boen forced to lay in a
larger stauk than ever to supply the wants OF our
numerous patrons. These instruments. embracing
Trusses Braces Supporters Suspensioners. Sc.. are
ner and suited for all ages and sires. We have a
private room for LADIES in need of such artic es
where their attended to by lady who has
number of years experience in applying these ar
tieles and We feel ofsiving entire satistac
ton To all ladies requiring services. Our prices
are moderate and within the reach OF all wanting
such articles.
Afull supply of the best quality Of MEDICINE ES
and DRUGS constantly on hand. which will be dis
pensed with the greatest and accuracy.
Those who study their interest should call at
| FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
mAyl2-ly NV. corner Front aud Wost Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

80 . SlLuNGS, Wire GU Ass IDS
psssGHi1sa VIII A*SfsHshsss .s .ssH
IL y6qo6y yaras. Rlpss and Iron Wire Cloth
Msvss. ysndsn. Serss16, for coal. ores. sand. &c.
HeaQ Csl1Psd Cloth for spark srresters. Land
ceee lire tsg wilao!s. Ae. ,P.ps.mskers Wires
eAAll9lpS tn. 4ansfactursrs, n. WALKER j
oO491 10. 8Askst -, Rhilad02phiA UAsS-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
YOUNG MEN

Who injured themselves BY Certain practices, II
iulg.i when alone habit freqveutly eAraei from ev
copA AOns. AZ school, ths effects which hght-
f-t when asleep. Aud. ii rot cured rem iers mar
rage impossible and destroy mind asd be shoso
apply imn-iiate.s.
WHAT pity tust young man the hope OF his conntv
should be snatched from ell pros-
hf by the Consequence oi de'A-
cret nAbt such osr-on. must. before contemplating
MARRIAGE.
Rsdectthata sound uind and body the most p-ese
requisites promote connubial happusss Indeed
through lii. becomes weATy pill
TO he view the M nd
wed with despair and Oiled with the msian
choy rsncon that the haPpinessot anothor 10 oRhss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Cheap Grocery Store,

Nnedp OrOCery otOEe,
No. 46 Market Street, (Ninth Ward.)
SEN The subscriber woui respectfully inform
H8S3his friends and the public that he has on
SIhand Q fine assortment of Groceries and
Provisions such as are found in hrs.class grocery
store which he II selling Mt the very lowest prices
Also, superior Wines and Liduors. which will he
sold at the lowest city prices
Thankful for past tavors. he hopes to merit and
recsive liberal share OF public patronage
ian3I-3m WILLIAM SWEENEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
GROCERIES.

of the finest .uaty, and will sell them at the low
est CASH PRICES. 49,
Having a long experience in the business ! feel
confident that by strict attention to the same viii!
rive entire satisfactitn n to those who may iavor
me with their patronage. feho Sun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Office 2 South Frederick Street.

ONCE z South FrederlcK Street'
Left hand side going BAltinorestreet. lev ioorson
the corner. Fail not so observe name and uumbef =
A No letss. iecevsd unIess pos. paid aud containing
AsamP 30 he ussd ths reply Psrsens wriNns SHOULD
state age and ssnd portion osdvertssmsst dsser'oas
symptoius.
Dr. Johnson deems necessary especially TO those
unscauausd with his repustion that his CredehA" o
Diplomas always naug IN MS once.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousAnds cured atthis sstablshmsnt within
he last twenty yenrs and the
Operations sriormsd DR. Johnston Witnessed os me
portes Of and other paEsts aotces OF
appeared before the puolc oesidesn
ndng gentleman OF character ana rsspohsto'J ss
sufncisut guarantee 10 the sdiicsed
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. all those themselves b,
uproper gepce solitary Ms biss which
body and ut. dtsos them rsithst hus,T stud,
society marriage.
These are ucslanc ncholy snecss pro-
duced by nAb,ts IouIh. Weakness bacs
<ud AD,, Pains the Head, Dmness Of sight, Lo,-
Muscular Power PapitAtion OF the HsArt byspep~,A Ne
yous rrIAbty Lhe digestive EuIctOn-
'4-nerAi Debility, Symphonic sf Consumption, Ac.
MKsrALLv The lear tul effects the mind much
be dseadsd Lots OF Msnory Confusion OF Ideas Depres
spirss Evil Aversion so Society," se
,ssrust 1--we Of Solitude Tmidisy Ac are so- Of shs
avis produced.
Thousands of Agesc~o now Judge what Is
their declining health losing tsen sss te-
com ng -.k pale having as,hgu
appsArancs about ths eyes. Cough. and sym,toi"
IouauInptioE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Mfdital.
H. c. SNlTCHER, M. D.,
3O2 Delaware Avenue.
Opposite the Bapt,st Church,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital.

Whore naay Oe obs aiMsd ahs nsost certain
spssay. pleasant and emily s9sctwal rem
sdy IN ahs world fer ali
DISEASES OF IkPRUDENCE
Weakness Of she BAck L@bs sticsuIes Aaecsoss oi
tns Kidneys Bladder tuvViuusAry Dscha gee. Impo
!ency usuer. D9uy. Esrvousnsss. D,spepsis LanguoI
r,Mti,y Trembling Dimnsss OF .sn G,diiuess. DE-
oi sac Head. Throat. Nose An~cI,ons "
sIsng SOLITARY Hao,i. ot soltar,
rrstieeen tataI " tlei song
syr~nn ~ NV MArvss OF Uiyss.S bphting
brihNt hopssor ~ naiptO
Y,UN0 MEN
aud dsstr active an u
untiusiy grave .nousands OF YouIg OF
wss have ensrAncsd listening senates with the tbundeI
Of eioQuence or wAksd 30 ecstscy thsiiviG call
With tul eonndeaoS.
MAkhlA0E.
Married Psr-ons or Young AeV plating marriaA,
aware ct Physical weasnsss, Lose Procrssvs Power
l%po.soc Ne, .ous E.e,.AOy. P.lp".ton. ors.ni'
Wtaxnsss, Nervous Debility orany other DsQ uNncsioI
speedily relieved.
II. WI. places hnseli under .bsc.rs of DR.. j. NAY
igioisl nds his dden
yrety upon bis skill as n physciAn.
Uk9ANiC WEAKNESS
Immediately cur ed aud tuil vigOI restored.
impossible. stns penalty paid BY the
Improper ycung psrsona apt
qusnces that ma snsus Nov Who hai und.rstands 10
soJect todsLy that thePowsr OF procreast
lost sooner BY those iAingi sto inproper habits tha
healthy pispr serious ana ymp
both bod mind The system
Loss Of Powar Nsrvou. tri...o,l,, pp.ts.
rapitaon VI Heart. igeston
ity and washing OF the Fams Cough Consumption DscA
%ud Death.
CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Relief in Ssr HoArs, No Mercurp
Persons Ruined by I0'soraHf. Trvno Fretenaers an
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Grpftrs 4 Tea Dealers.

1UsINES5 CHANGE.
HENRY G. 0IPPLE,
c Having purchased the Grocery Store on
(the N Il. CORNER OF THIRD AND
MkU MADISON STREETS. Wilmington, Del:
takes this method Of informing his friends
and t6o citizens Of Wilmington, that he has laie
in and will keep on constantly haui a full and
fresh stock of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

AFUSEEAL PROCESSION STOPPED To Pho
TGGEAFH A CORPsE.-A funeral procession wa
interrupted yesterday afternoon on east Water
street for a singular purpose. Fond parents
W BIO lad lost a very pretty babe, while bearing
IL 70 the grave were suddenly seized with de-
sire that would not down that the corpse should
be photographed. Perhaps the thought was
suggested by the attractive sign of -, and
strengthened by the fact that the artist was
even then in his studio, though enjoying a news
PAPER by the open window, with never thought
of business. Be these things a. they NAV, the
81 new idea" prevailed. The artist consented to
the proposition after a little-the babe in the
COffin was taken in the fathers arms and borne
carefully up the stairs, while the procession
stopped on the street, and the mOurners vacated
their seats for cooling glass of lager. The
photographer did his work as quickly as possible
andweil; the parents saw the negative produced
received their assurance OF the forthcoming pic
lures, and carried their boy back to his hearse
with all their grief aSsuaged. Perhaps the whole
matter delayed the train half an hour, not more
1t attracted considerable attention, OF course,
but was voted by the bystanders a success. The
chubby, beautiful boy was placed in his tomb,
but the tears above him were fewer for the
thought that his image would not be entirely
lost TO friends even in this world.-AlI OaEkee
Nfufluef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- 1OOl northwest corner 10th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE.
Benjamin Y. Gilbert
Edward O. Darlington and
Elnard Il Earinnann l.

Edward @. Darlington and Ed NO z'i'
90 Under and by virtue Of decree of the su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia, in
cause, and the two deeds OF trust mentioned Ia said
decree, both bearing date the 9th day of Decem-
min II. Gilbert and wife to the said Edward G Car
t,ngt4n, ~, one duly recorded on Inc I'D day of
land records for ashngtoa county, d q and the
other recorded on the same day in liber No l. b 4,
County and f by the Written fps S
the sald I'd. ard q CsrrDgton, the cestue qu trust
holder Of the notes therein descrbed the aHaer
on the w ON or % Hne b
August, 1872, at O'Clock p. m. the following vslu-
and and if SAID o pea not t said S
TO pay the amount due the said Edward y. Caring
.ecured BY sao deed: Of trust the trustee will offer
Tor Tor sale ale at public auction, on TUESDAY,
p m, on The premises, lot .. in square '' Ss7.
And he said two lots do not sell for enough pay
public auction on the premises, to wit: At Hun
tinston, Prince George county, state of Maryland,
18th day of August 1874 ali those certain pisces or
parcels Of ground, designated and described upon
numbered from a. to seventy six C76J inclusive,
IN SQUARE numbered twenty two (22l, being the
bered from seven az to thirteen 49, inclusive, in
said square. Also, lots numbered from one ~ to
fifty three 1881, except lots numbered from one a to
seven IN said square inc usiye, cOntaininG nine
ground Also, lots numbered from one I'D to seventy
SIX inclusive in Square numbered two (2), being
the entire oil said square. containing one hundred
and ninety thousand $50 000D uare feet of ground
ADDITIONAL notice OF this sale will be given In the
Marlboro papers. "
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF court in
Guiding Auditors fees in the above cause.-the ex-
penses OF executing this trust and the amount ,iue
under said decree and deeds of trust. And the
balance IN equal instruments of six (6D and twelve
l2) months for which the notes, with interest of
the purchaser Will be TAKEN secured by deed trust
on me phopeIty stamps and sonyeyaDcing at the
~ and 2 and hye dollars upon each of the Hunting
ton lots Immediately upon sale, or the Trustee re-
serves the right to Immediately resell Terms of
sale to be complied with in five days, the Trustee
the right TO resell at the risk and cost of the
EDWARD O. OARRINGToN, JR.,
BHd Trustee.
g THE SALE OF LOT 19, IN SQUARE NO,
eS9, is POSTPONED until SATURDAY. the
lOh Distant; also, Lot No 2, in Square No 9o7
until MONDAY, the 18th instant, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee.
au6-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.