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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-16
Effect Of Extra Feed.

The Farm and Preside Journal thus
summarizes the results of some expe-
riments in feeding pigs:
During the warm weather two and
one-half pounds of extra food produ-
ced one pound live weight. This would
be a most extraordinary result, if ap-
piled to all the food taken by the pigs ;
but they had all the good grass they
could eat, and this food supplied the
vast of the system, the animal heat,
and kept the pig growing moderately,
and this extra food was used solely to
Law on flesh. Here is the secret Of
high feeding. The extra food diges-
ted all goes to profit. whereas the food
that supplies animal waste produces no
gain in the flesh, and if no more is fed
than to supply waste in the young ami
NAL, the food is all thrown away. Full
feeding is the only profitable feedilg,
and this leads to early maturity and
early profit. The most profitable feed
ing of pigs is before they are ten months
old. No profit results in keeping pigs to
eighteen months and two years old, ex-
cept for breeding purposes and be
sides, these eighteen to twenty-four
months hogs do not generally average
more than $50 to 400 pounds, live
weight, and $50 pounds may be reached
in ten or twelve months. Many mil
lions of dollars worth of grain is
thrown away every year by half feeding
or feeding principally in cold instead
of warm weather.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-16

Bors IN HoRsEs.-In the Populsr
Science Monthly there is q short article
relative to the power of endurance
manifested by the larve of some in
sects, and among them Of the bot fly.
It mentions a case where a piece of the
stomach of 8 dead horse, which was
covered with bot worms was spread on
q board and spirits of tuypentine was
poured on the worms yet after an
hour not one was detached from tn,
q -sh. Then whale-oil was poured on
them, when they all lot go their hold,
and died almost Immediately. Henc.
the Inference, that whale-oil should be
used to detach the worms from the liv.
ing horse, when attacked by bots.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-16

"MUED MARRIAGES. Hon. Robert
Townsend, Nebraska probate Judge,
has recently taken some pains to ascer-
tain, as far as possible from official
sources, the law in all the states con-
cerning the intermarriage of whites and
blacks. The Omaha Republican, pub
fishing the results of his inquiries, says
that such intermarrisges are now valid
in New York, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Kansas, New Jersey, south Caro-
lima, Florida. Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Dis
trict of Columbia. Maine, Michigan
and Illinois report that, although they
have prohibitory statutes, yet the law
with them is a dead letter, and that
"such marriages frequently oc eur. {"
The gentleman replying from Oonnecsi-
cut said :" There is no Law in the state
that prohibits the intermarriage OF
whites and blacks, unless the black OBJ
ieots
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-16

Inn best substitute ior brains
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-16

'IWBs not that WHEN We parted her small hA1d
Waved ga adieu-1 I did not 20 discern IT.
'Tsas that 81 borrowed my unbrelias and
Did not return a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

the Madison Courier tells this of a revenue
officer who was sent into the Illicit whisky
distilllng district in Kentucky. He knew
Illicit distilllug was going on, but he could
get no basis to work from. Coming to on
Irishman who was tolerably drunk, the Of
iicer tapped him on the shoulder, and SAID,
"My man, do you want to make ten dol.
lars :" "Is 1t ten dollars " said Pat "surC
and do" Then" said the officer, 'show
me private STILL" "Tll do the same; fol.
low me, yer Honor" The officer followed
across lots and fields 10 the camp OF com.
pany OF soldiers that had been sent there tc
aid the revenue officers. The soldiers wer,
in line-dress parade. do you see that red
headed mani" asked Pat, pointing to one OF
the soldiers. Yes" replied the officer
" lie Is, said Pat, my brother. Hos been
In tho service twelve years. He'll be a cor
porsl after awhile, but he is "a private still. ~
Ten dollars gone, and no Illicit whisky
found, moralIzCd the officer as he wendcd
his way back to his hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

TAKE NOTICE, Tho 1rst declaration in IA
vor of restoring tho frankIng privilege com cs
from Democratic sources. Tho Madison
(wis,) Democrat refers to the matter as fol-
lows:
"cOntracts for mill-carrying are let to rail-
way, canal ami stage companies aud private par
ties once In four years. Tue terms OF tue con-
tract compel the contractors to carry the mail
matter, gfeat or small, for that length OF time,
and the contractor gets nothing for Increase Of
weight. TIE familiarity OF the people with the
doings Of Congress and the various departments
OF Government Is of the highest Importance
Hitherto thousands OF public documents IN tn,
line OF valuable reports and statistics have an
nualy been published for public distribution
The report OF the Commissioner OF Agriculture
for 1871 was Of great value to the frontier far
mer, and the demand for the book was immense
So wfth hundreds OF other public documents
Under the franking privilege these could b.
brought, with no expense, TO the door of tn,
many people who henceforth will be obliged Il
do without them. The frankng privilege, prop
erly used, was an inyaluble benefit TO the poo
man. II was a gracious blessing, especi ally Il
the frontlersman."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

Andrian Festjew, the so-callcd Russian
man of the woods, aud his little son are now
exciting attention in Berlin, where they arc
on exhibition. Andrian Is Of middle height,
aud his head and face arc covered with long
black hair. His eyes aud ears are also so
ovcrgrown with hair that lie Ia Obliged to
brush II away In order to sce and hear dis
tlnctly. Both father aud son have only -four
teeth in the lower jaw. The face and head Of
the boy arc covered with blonde hair, which
promises to be as thick as in the case of his
father Audrlan Is hfty-1ve years old, and
wns born In the district of Kostroma, In Rus
.la. His parents are Of Caucasian origin.
Up TO short time since he was employed
In his native forests "a wOod-cutter, and II
was only with great difficulty that he was In
dnced TO leave his home. A speculatiye Rus
tian prevailed upon him TO go TO 81. Peters
burg, where he was taken before tho En-
peror and Empress, and was by them richly
ewsrdsd,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

Hos. STEPHEN b. ELKIss has been nom
mated by tho Republicans of New Mexico as
their candidate for Delegate to Congress
The Santa Fe Ne,o Mericdn is sanguine OF
his election, and says that ''as member Of
Congress he will assuredly take position In
the front rank Of representatives, and prove
himself the peer of chaffec, Mccormick and
other able and successful Territorial Dele
gates" Mr.. Elkins Is not unknown in Wash
ington, and we do not hesitate to indorse TIT
foregoing estimate Of his character.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

THERE SEEMS TO De NO Dou Br about tho
nomination Of Senator Ames TO be the Re-
publican candidate for Governor Of Missis'
slppi. Looking back to previous campaigns
in the State since the war, We have reason 10
believe that he will make more acceptable
candidate than any yet presented for the
support of the party. As young man who
has earned national reputation for probity
Of character, and as a successful legislator,
guarding the interests Of his constituents
with rare ability, he stands without supe-
rior among the rising politicians Of the South
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take mp the idle lands, taxes ,hall be reduced,
and the theory Of equal rights before the law
shall DO fully realized. No longer will few
railroad princes, under the leader of ''dic.
tator," control Legislatures and Governors;
but with au administration untrammeled by
the influence OF corporation needs or diyi-
bends, and with party in power which is
free from the corruption which blackens the
name of Conservative, Virginia, rcgcnerated
and rejuycnatcd, will resume her place among
the foremost States Of the Union.
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s%s TO TIE PUBLIC.
Rules, Regulations, and Instructions for
the Prevention Of the spread Of Epi.
demic, infections, and Contagious Dis
eases ID the District Of Columbia.

eubts u tue btstfttt " soiu"oi".
IN Ne &C. 81 tSE ss q pne
~ ls1s i Is made the duty OF the Board q Health
%s nj the ssid pstet Z tsfsssnea WIN. q affect
Cd BY any formidable epidemic, infectious OF con
orders. regulations, and Instructions as may. in
their ID isi9ent, DO deemed effective ior ths Irs,
reeulat ons, and iuatruciious 10 be and smAin In
a a ,Ss sy hS .S g.
IN such manner an in the Judgment q said Bo,sd
Board Se Of dff sah of s" irs
lievins that said District OF. Columbia 70 now
snS ss h AZ orS
aud instructions, to wit;
p.lss aS:d 2 .Rs s Ky Y =:
3r cases o. eno'sra smaiisha yeil9w fever. AMP
os. of ss. Ssa
four hours after obtaining such knowledge or II
sasS %Sn fEwsys
re Il assh he time .ssS
ment shall. for suffcient reasons, be extended. and
Is hereby. required upon the eertfcsrs q the Il.
lending physician or other responsible person hss.
Board y Health and secure permit for Tho burial
Of tho same
NC Of g.
ii $.s SssnS &: ssSss
hftlcle hUtcltl or suspected OF Dt1nH hHectel he
81 e. hs dR
s d.% end me ss
and disposed Of the same according 70 the direction
OF the Board Of Health.
l. During the prevalence Of any OF the foregoing
diseases within the District Of Columbia there sha
DO used as dlrin ectants In priyies dry earth dry
lime, OF some other Preyiouslyteste and snita
sulphate Of iron dissolved In or gallons OF water
with one half pint Of crude carbollc acid added q
the solution shall be employed In quantities not
| less than one pint night and morning: In drains
| sewers, aud upon premises generally, quick lime
carbolate OF lime, or other equivalent dsinfectant
| Columbia in proper sanitary condition
| g. That all undertAkers, or persons acting as un
dertakere In the city Of Georxetow are hereby re-
Iuired TO report to the Board Of Health, on or be
lore the tenth day Of each month, until 9th rwiss
ordered. all interments made by them. together
with q certificate from the phytioiAn or other 70
sgonsdibls person eggplant n che eireamstanes,
the name ser color. are, time Of and cause Of death
and also the place Of inerment to,srther with cf
other facts ~ may serve TO Identify the individual
| And be Of service TO the board In preventing ID,
sprcsd Of epidemic. infectious or CONTAGIOUS dis
These regulations the Board Of Health will. y
d y q sas oiasT.
regulations and instrueGtiis2gg 4; % sforessid
| President Board Of Health. Dist Of Columbia
| Attest d, w Bliss, N. D., Secretary.
Approved: II. d. CooKK. Governor. jyi&sot
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The Union Herald Columbia, s. c. was
the first newspaper in the country to come
out unquali6edly In favor Of the election OF
President Grant for third term.
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ice OF SUPERVISING AncuIrRor, /
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

s..,., ...,W Asi,soI,s, July ", ls7S,
u tas ~ dy q Hssa. ga Tor U iafS sR
,as aa at thf ss q ss proposed dSy
piMENsIoN s1oNE required Tor Inc 9 tcrior OF Of
NJ Inc sSssiss of stone from which a section will be
made will be eonhned to GRANTEES, Marble and
upon vii Be- q color aad texture ,ss aurs
bity and the capacity Tor working under the chsel
ssmpi: block, laIiarla inches. showing on one
face the natural fracture Of the stone aud on tbs
S %iss ss, sss kinds OF cutting must DO sub
No stone that bias not been tested by actual use As
ss AZ ana sSsSlSs Sssa SO
ree from ali discolorins .bsianess and The marry ~
s9% Tn " Ind must be % %Gen and
About $1,000 cubic feet, more or less, will bo re.
CURED Inc actual average OF the stones cannot
9w Se ,t siysn hut T Y feet
stones viii be ord~rsd on seSsde 81 ' Ss, si hs
N order that the contractor may make proper
sSsas sasaE IN s
marble stock and Of one half inch 10 each cut face
iBldders will state how soon they can commence
can deliver. They Siii also state The average and
mAhimum size Of the stones that eau DO obtained
So sid. VA y Received sacsp. fsSP The owner.
seerdsr a tho s9gnty n which The quarry q stu:
Ated that the bidder Ia the owner or lessee Of the
quarry, must accompany the bid.
All proposals must be made on and IN tull accord.
hnce with the printed forms to be obtained on an
plication At this ONCE and must be accompanied by
S2 Ss X sS ssa a n na an aSrs
LontIact y awarded TO him, and yye bond therefor
lslo0O0) and vail aud bind ng 9se OF the quarry
V the doyernment as security for tue faithful per.
upon tho failure OF the contractor to comply with
the terms of the contract Said lease to authorize
apd work ss the expense OF tho contractor In case
or all pids or 70 divide the contract and use two or
tpdofted Proposals for Dimension Atons for tho
Nsy doysInmsnt Building, Phil1delphipt "a and
lyltM Supervising ArehlteS
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DuNcHSsoS. DOWIfNa 3 SS. '''
TRgsTEESs SALE az yALgABLE REAL

T>RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
o0uNTY, Mi, by virtue q an order q re- GeS
Tssi y sRs SsssriSea h ihe @erEssss u rom -
4; H.bbs. guardian. and duly recorded among the
foli9 sS 40 ard Known Ysrrow, Or The High
on ths prsmise., on the ssih day o. July is5S, .
particularly named and described In the amended
report Of sales hled In the cause OF said Hobbs
mortgage, axatnst the said Bartholow and Wife IN
the Clerks ONCE Of said county, being part Of The
land covered by said MORTGAGE. and Of The same
time and place the undersgned vii offer at public
auction the other property named in said mortgage
and not embraced In the said order OF resale,
The whole OF the aboven property 10 situ
ated In Prince Georges county. within three miles
Of Washington. p. Q, and lies betyeen the Wash
and the turnpike from Washington TO BlAdensburr
and adjoins said railroad at Highland station. and
also the lands Of Henry Carlton and the heirs ol
the late John q. Hives. Tho property referred u
In said order of resale Ia beautifully located In
grove Of forest trees, and Is improved by lArg,
and beautiful Dwelling house aud all neceesar,
out.buiidinss IN fact II the most desirable prop
Any fgrth.r ipicTmation may be had on apple.
lion 70 Y. DAMON, or A. H. HOBBS. 81 81. Pau
street, n Ma.iEYnNDER II. HOBBS, MORTGAGE,
Jy2t4t % st Paul street. baltimore, Nd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26
WANTS.


WY ANTED TO RENT-A BRICK STABLE,
w VITA stalls for four horaes and room for three
carriages. Address "R H." REPUBLICAN othce,
stating location. terms, sc ly:6u
WANTED TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
w CITY PR0PERTY-A FAR NJ OF AD acres, i'm.
proved by = comfortable frame house. situated in
stafford county virginia About TO- acres y under S
Terms very reasonable Inquire OF A. Lloyd, At
torneyi 80 Louisiana avenue. neal CITY Hail.
A IL KINDS OF UAsT-off MEAKlNu AP
n PAREL cen be sold 10 the very best Adyentase
by addressing or calling on justin, bis y street
bstyeen sixth and Seventh northwest Notes by
mail promptly attended to- oGsh pati. fel9d
ITUKEKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NJ. sO1
II Eleventh street, near X street ,,,,.r, ,
feau MRS. LOUISE O. BUTLER
XITANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w the popular Sewing Machine VICTOR" has
It's needle sell setting the most perfect shuttle in
use resting on q carrier; needle-bar and works Of
steal easy thinning, simple and durable: the most
desirable machine for Ill work In use Agency No.
~ PennsylvAniA avenue, hatxron Fpur-and A-hAlf
and Sixth streets Also agent for DsnoIesrs Pat
terms, .... -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26
LIMITED STATES MAksnALs SALE

In virtue Of deed Of Gsri Iaoias issued from the
Jerks ONCE OF tne supreme Court 81 the District
iic sale fer cash in r. mt q the Court house door
said District, on WEDNESDAY. the ~, day q
tits, claim and interest ia and % The folloSins de
sserib Ssi property, to wit, lot No. Y q 9iemsSI
=. 4. and =. In square No. ke. In the city o. wash
lnston. .: iosethsr yith nli and singular d hs
pndiyidsd fourth psrt p ssia Lot, se.fs6 and
leysd up9p The giopery q hS6se r. \. snd
jyfdIdS United ststea MArshA y, o,
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the ef:
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed en-
yelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pam instilu
ton having high reputation for honorable con
duct and professional skill jy7 SIN
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DY DUNCANs0N, BOWLING L. Co,
Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON TWEEN
ETffIEh sE SkfEwI RskFf& VI N
and d NJ ,sf Sns n Ss5
ne p.rty sscarsa. WY sSll. On SAfGG6f$$.
premises. thst piece Or psresi q sropnd lying IL Il
tas city q Warrington. in the Dlt,iSt a. oolnp
said city as lot No p In square No. III. together
with an and singular the improvements. priv
ssms belonging Or IN any msnner appsrtainins.
Terms OF salei One quarter csshi balance In
notes besrns from date Of sale and
by deed q trust t aPS9n the prsSmi.ss convey
eiO Will be required A. soon as the PROPERTY q
knocked Cd II the terms q sale arc not complied
will be resod st the risk and cost Of defaulinH puf
chaser or purchasers by dying Ave days notice Ii
NICHOLAS GALLAN, Trustee.
DUNCANBON, DOWNING 4 DO,
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DY ID. II. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
72s Seventh street, between and II.

US beNehtnsuoet, petWesn " Anu IL.
TRgsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
UNioNTowN, b. d = AT X6oTIoN. = "
Am By virtue Of q deed Of trust to Daniel J..
LII Eaton dated January 70, 4 4, D; ls,,, and duly
the land records FOR Washington scphty, b. O..
tsS B oSsn o. Esss Gsass
SS s H. PS Ssls q sans 'fs
Will ssll 4 pub auction, N front he premises.
valuable parca az ground In uniontown. 3. o..
~ e. II e ND
lying directly north Of Fort stanton. This prop.
erty offers rare chance for population to any one
scription and particulars at the once Of tho suc.
uonoer.
ALSO,
INN cdately after the above, the undersigned will
proceed 70 sell Lott nuIbersd 10 ~ and la1 to IA
Lot Marked deorse W DataI ' sitSsssd On the ths
PiscatAway road, In Uniontown. b. o., improved by
three twostory Frame Dwellings, The attention o.
purchasers 4 called 70 this sale, as Il
and parties looking Tor allies for suburban resi-.
dencss cannot fall to be suited
TERMS one fourth oaAh; balance In one and two
years, With interest q percent per snnpm, PaYt
on the properly. ons hundred dollars down u on
each lot on day OF sale II terms OF sale are not com
piled with In seven days after sale, the prop
Ing purchaser OF purchasers. Conveyaneins Il
cost Of purchaser or puTeehssers ,oon -.
,ylo-sodSds J.. 7. ooLbwEIf. salesman.
TIE ABOVE SALE "a, Is feo Posi- og until
jysseodsds ]. i. toLbwEGf, salesman.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS

N II w d VV IA -
RECEIVED BY W. II. 4 o. II. MORRISON.
Law DOOKsELLkRS AND PUBlIsHEhS.
No. us Pennsylvania avenue
American RepoIts, vol 3, containing all decisions
resort q the several sRtes. with notes and refer
Rawle on Covenants for Title. Practical Treatise
on the law Of Covenants for Title. by William
Henry RAwle. Fpunh edition, sNo. law sheep.
Freeman on Judgments. A Treatise on tho Law OF
judgments. BY A. q. Freeman. syo.. law sheep.
United States Digest New series; vol. 3, 1878. A
Digest OF Decisions Of the Various Courts within
the United states. BY Benjamin Vaughan Abbott.
yo., aw sheep -
American Law Review for July. ls7l
United states JurisI for July, lsi9
and John brown: the Deirdsi.y, Burch and Fer.
rest Divorce Cases. jy3
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-AT THE sCHUETZEN PARK, ABOUT
- SORT 30 O'Clock T. m, Monday nisht, q Blue
Russia Leather POCKET BOOK. containing some
Under can keep the money II he will return the
book and papers-of no use to any one but tho
asked, ly1L3t.
n Z REwARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL
q y be paid for the return OF Time Book lost on
tATEs dsKES's store, corner II TWentie.h and
N streets, Jy0 u
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days,
Dy LUTTRRi.L a. DUNNINGTON,
u Auctloneera, No, al7 Louisiana avenue,
Betwepn Ninth and Teuth gtreets northwest,

II Auctloneers, No. Ell Louisiana avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest,
gs fstS Sfr 81 ~ TAqAERkF ntf%EES
6 SI9ISYlsI BMf{ 81 IdSsnNWh WHY
H hS ,i1, Gas, PATHS, cILLAls, 80, ,.,.,.u
s .SS s!sSiss = iT 49, T spd asy
and 'H E5s ~ ~ f ESlIR ~
ch couag u RpS q FSSRra Sr s T Il
rssssas s u Fiji b q Gs
~, at o,oSf r al ass, certain e
Al 4 9s"s. il 81 s rs :ab ~ ,RS
sSE.o ssi 0S' e ia d SsfS IN
seihst with the .improyoments teishi new Brick
The a6oye ep piopef ry win be sold separately
Terms o. ale one third es,ht, Of which $40 on
IL 4 os ga and md
tsse-. until red ne rate q eifh 81 per cent
sold 70 the satisisction Of the trustee Convey.
ss% q s1s sss Sos at @s S
ep sale The rS ,, sS he sh 70 fsss
v IurT HH Z FQ g3zsiN S1 S5s:''.
iyead tstarl Auctioneers
DY LUTTREIL 4 HUNTINGTON, Auc-
ID tioneerp, si7 Louisiana avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest.
TRusTEE,a SALE OF yALuBLE IMPROVED
kEAL fSTATE Qs SlRhtT, BLTWELN
FQUkTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH NORTH.
s Sk S SREsS bRfEo gN SiT sFE nTs
BY virtue q deed Of trust, dated October IS. A.
the land records for Washington county, IN the Dis
secured thereby, will sell a. public aucti m e .hc
DAY. August l. A. b. i.is, al o'cccf pm, ali those
Of washinN n, IN said District and known as lots
| numbered Isl aud III, In James II. Darrows subdi
vision d part of square numbered 10, as the same
l. recorded In the surveyors once OF said District.
In subdivision book d o, No. l. folio 40. trsethcr
| with the improvements thu reou.
Terms OF sale: Ono third cash. Of which 800 must
be paid down each lot at time Of salej the bal.
In equal payments. In six twelve and eighteen
/ Il, II and 49, months from day OF sale, for which
the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers will be
taken. bearing interest, until paid. at the rate Of
/ eight per cen. per annum interest payable semi
annually, and 70 be secured in the property sold to
the satisfaction OF the trustee, Convey ancinx and
recording at purchasers cost. II the terms OF snlo
| are not complied with in six days after sale, tho
property will be rcsod at the risk and coat Of the
'''A's VIM u HOFFMAN, Trustee.
| LUTTHEI.L 4 DUNN1NoToN,
| jy2std t5tar.l Auot oneers.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In rood locality, convenient to the
Executive Departments. Apply al al6 Twelfth