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kTRAINs GOING NORTH.

q. m. a. m. p. m. p, m. Pm.
Bay City, rs II 90 200 $50 $50
Portsmouth 20 I. 10 205 636 30
E.Ssginaw, 40 II 80 225 200 Dos
Nos Mixed No. Mixed
Otter lake dep. sosm Pint dep. 90 m
Genesee z 30 Genesee IS
Junction 90 Otisville 8 20
Flint orr. 20 Otter Lake ar.5 As
Connections made at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk R'ys, for the east.
At Wayne with tie Michigan Central r r.,
East and Wea. At Toledo viM the Lake
Shore d Mich;gan Southern r r, for Clere-
landand Chicago, and Nth the g II & d r r
for Cincinnati, also, Nth the T w d w r X
for the South and Soaih-uea. At Reed City
NTH the Grand Rapids d. Ind. r r for tie
North and South. Sleeping Coaches on Might
Trains.
Merchants and lumbermen in North
Western Michigan will find this the short
est and cheapest route Tor shipping their
goods and supplies. The train leaving
Detroit at11 so pm, akcsthrough freight
and delivers il at all points between East
Saginaw aud g. r. h !, r. r, within 81
hours after leaving Detroit.
GEo G. KIxs, ALL, Supt.
GnB'r W. LKpIIE, Cenl Ticket Ag't.
East Saginaw.
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GRAND RAPIDS.


In the above locations can be round
some of BEST Farming and Pine and
in tho State lying for twenty miles on
either side of the surveyed line OF tho
road and they embrace every variety o
soil with heavy and ight timber: and are
in section OF Michigan now being rapid.
ly developed by railroad and other enter.
prises.
FARMING LANDS
Are sold on a reasonable credit, to
actua! settlers, one quarter Of purchase
money down, interest seven per cent.
N B-settlers on any Of these lands OF
the e. X al r r. Co., or on any Of the
lands Owned in Common in the town
ships above i'signaIcd will
HAVE THF PREFERENCE
purchasing their lands, by giving the
| Office Prompt Notice Of their wishcs upoa
reading this advertisement and desisnat
| ing their Postofiice address.
For any information conce rning the
lands, price ocatiou etc address
WV, A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner. Grand Rapids. e
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NINETEEN millions cigars come
from New Orleans annually.
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100000 ACRES
OFSPLENDlD
Farming and Pine Lands
FOR sALEi

The lands beIonging to The Grant ofthe
Grand Rapids & Indiana RAILROAD Co.
Are now being brought into market,
Particularly such Of them
Asare situated in Townships numbered
from 10 to "a N; and in Ranges from 8 to
Is W., inclusive, aud in the counties OF
Kent, Newayyo. Montcalm, Mecosts, Wex.
ford, Manistee, Missaukce, Glare, Lake
and Isabella, The lands also
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< DoOEs sChich are BOOIcs."
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLVANiA Alk LINZ
~ 'ffHHftzS stk HgESShs e.

III
TO 'ffhHffttaHRR III HasSsAs e.
AND ALL POINTS III TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BxTwsEs WAsHIseTos AND
WITHOUT 6HA fShh or CARS.
The eauiy@ent on this itae u Nee and Of the mos
PULLMAN PARLoR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN PA SisHI T kkTIsssss CARS ON
THKEE TRAINS DAILY DAILY tkxCiE;PT SUNDAY,
rom and sns $. Ss a.s o tSs and
Potomse railroad, sorthssst cNrDer OF sth and b
Pea L..e, leave " .shin,rOn SOS .. IN. daily. sI-
Leave BaItinsrs ct Sis q. m. daily, eIcep; Sun
Ics,. Wet Phn.dsIphis at ls;sa ,. m. daily, *.
Arrive a. Nsv York 81 . p m. daily, s1csps Sun
k,esr-o.d ssyr.s, leave Washington 9, l:lsp
N daily eScepf Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at s;s p m, daily, except Sun
Leave Yves. Phis.dslph at s;cs !, m, daily, sx-
Krrivs st New York 81 1910 p. n. daily except
Wssr Bzprsss, leave Washington at sos p N.
Lea Lssvs Bai,.ra at ls;s ,: =" daily.
Leave West PhilAdelph IA Al $50 =. m daily.
TRAINS BBTJh AIMING.
Fast L.as, leave N-~ YOrk ~ % IN.
hick.Esaa EzPrsss, leave New YORK aisp.n.
N,s1i Erp-sss, leave Nev Tdrk ASP IN.
Arrive 81 sshington a. as u 49, -, -....-
on sound New York. Nv Ha!en aud Hartford
rAiiroAts Nrw York Cestrai ."d uds2n RiyeI rail
Fare as Tow a. by am otaer r ut
Bazgage easd or sEd 9eok ;. ~, a. nsS,s soa prt
zhere tickets and inforuati"u ca be eetainsd;-
softeeas, e'sIer &c s 90 p we sOIgn
tati9n Baltimore and Potomac TsilT"si corner 9Th
rV14-1 General pa=aaug-F Agent.
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TIE CHInEsR ARR ALWAYS KIND 30 animals,
and never punish; hence a mule, that. in tke
hands OF foreigner, would be not only useless
but dangerous 20 every one about Il, becomes,
in the possession OF n Chinaman, a. quiet as q
lamb and rs tractable a dog. We never be-
held runaway, jbbing, or a vicious mule OF
pony In Chinamans employment; but found
the same rattling, cheerful pace maintained
ciuk-k, the beast turning TO the right OF left
and stopping with but hint from the reIns.
This treatment il extended a. all animals they
press into their service. often have I admired
the tact exhibited in getting a large drove OF
sheep, through narrow, crowded streets aud al
leys, by merely having little boy TO lead one of
the quietest OF the flock In front; the others
steadily followed, without aid either from q
yelping cur or a cruel goad. Cattle. ri =. and
birds are equally cared for rdrcis on Horse
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SA peripstetic show out west goes by ths
name Of Wizardian CagliOstromantheum.
@At GAINESVILLE, Wis, the authorities protect
ladies from insult by king them up in the
calaboose until the loafers dispense.
sSA Yale professor has been elected 20 ONE
branch OF the New Haven common council and
the cOlored college carpenter TO the other.
ga girl at Kent Conn, lately attempted To
clothes than hers.
@A Hillsboro, III, philosopher, named JEFF
Yokum, after listening TO various exploits OF
early days narrated by a party Of gentlemen.
broke in with: "Well, fellers, tell you il seems
to me that as men get older fun gets skeerserl"
JEFF was profoundly right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-14

OUR FAIRY FOOTED "nice Young men" will
be rejOiced 10 learn that tight boots nav be
drawn on easily by simple Process. The pa
tent lies down ON the floor and holds his feet
straight up in the air until the blood runs out
of them, thus diminishing the size OF the foot
by several ounces, when IL will slip into the boot
Is sleek As sliding into gutter On a dark night.
To enjoy perfect immunity from pedal torture
while the foot IS thus ensconced it Is only neces-
saTy TO remain in this condition until ready 10
draw OIL the boots.-NrlrefsfIe IlurnrI
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A WESTERN paper says Lucy HOugh never
lectures any more in public. She has made a
prominent engagement. His name Is Gregory.
Lucy lectured last winter on Popping the
Question" telling how IL ought 90 be done.
Gregory did IL. This illustrates the advantage
Of the scientific education Of women,
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&C. c. F." writes 10 the Baltimore Arssrsoan:
"When was home Was one OF the pillars OF
the church, but here In Paris can hardly be
regarded As a brick, was the remark OF IN
American lady, when Il discussing the tendency
% almost wholly disregard the sabbath in
France. Yes remarked another. "Wheu 4
hrst came 20 Paris, the playing OF operate airs
on Sunday shocked me, bat nov I lind myself
occasionally doing the same thing without
thought A. 70 it, imprOpuety." Americans re-
siding In Paris any length OF time soon get over
their antpathy 10 the Sunday operas, sunday
concerts, and Sunday amu-ements OF all de-
scrlptions. All their staid notions disappear,
and they learn to do as the Parisians do, and AZ
favorite opera Is 20 be performed on sunday
evening, they do not let that prevent their Az
tendance. "Wnen first came 90 Paris I resOlv-
ed ! would not visit the Mabile Gardens, bat
when | found that so many nice people went
there, thought l would like TO 20 also" re-
marked another lady. "well I've been there
thing so very bad, but perhaps il was not a COED
night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-14

VERMONT GIRLS have got the hang OF postal
cards. Last week, nice young man in Green
boro' had his wounded heart lacerated stin
more by postal card from his Ann Eliza
which said, "YOu need't come Saturday night
nor any other night: for l don't want 10 see
WOMB -
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The young fellows who advocate 80 earnestly
the habitual wearing OF dress suits for even
ing ''as they do in London should remember
that the London ''season" Is In the spring dur
ing warm weather, and not like ours, in the
very coolest and stOrmiest part Of the year. A
dress suit Is anything but n comfortable winter
garment, even with the thickest sort OF an eCl-
Ster.ff-N Y Nal
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AN OHIO CLERGYMAN relates that as he was
once about TO marry a couple. the man sad
BE short! be shOrti' I said, Yes, I can do IL
in three minutes" "That's right, :" he said 4
saw there was some little dissatisfaction on the
part Of the woman. I said, "You don't want %
don't want 70 get herself up 80 for nothing D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-14

TIE oHIGSoS has had its day, aud the mas
OF hair will DO longer be worn. These will no
longer be permitted, even 90 those who are 90
unfortunate rs TO have fine head Of hair. The
chignon will be transformed rather than disap-
pear, and viii he arranged in loops and bands.
with the addition of a high comb and ribbon
how
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DY DUNOANsON, DOWNING q CO., Aucts.
ID Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
NEAR TIE PATENT OFFICE, AT AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, October 29th, at 4
81 clock .. m, We will offer for sale that
1sble property on G street, between 6th aad tn
sts. n0rthwest, being the western part II Lot Is,
Square AS. The improvements consist Of two B-iCs
Houses front and rear, aiming about p rooms,
and situate in the heart Of tine city, accent the
Pstekt and Post Otices.
Terms: One third cash; balance in monthly pay
ments bearing 10 cent. Interest sni secured by
deed OF trust Ali convey ncing at cost Of the pur-
chaser.
DUNOANSON, BOWLING SEQ,
Cctl4- eot22dNd Auctiguesrz
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EVENING STAR.
80. Tom. Hev Cou,s Y..,.
AIT OF pAsRURY.

n
A most ingenious device for carrying ON n
elsbdestine courtship Vas brought "a light By =
grspe-skin, Friday evening. The young lady
Lives with her parents and brother on Pine
street. The young man whom she favored IL Q
tribe obnoxious 90 the rest OF the family, and 10
has been their ann 70 keep him AZ distance.
As be had not been 20 the house for some time.
and as she rad not been discovered with him on
the street. the family fattered themselves that
the hEstnrred match Was broken mp. On Fra
day evening the brother arrsyed himself in ais
pest suit and went down street. An hour ster
while passing along the dark SIDE OF the street.
he encountered the objectionsl sutton engaged
in close conversation with another man. Not
wishing 20 notice him he lifted his ewes above
the level OF the other party's head. aud ~ss pre-
pairing 90 ssii by with an Unconscious a m amor
when he unfortunately steppef upon the ski
Of grape, and losing his balance, shot violently
into the strange gentlemsns legs. bringing hla
down upon himself The young mans embsr-
rassment was changed into horror and sstonish-
ment, when the stranger cried out in the voice
OF his sister: 80, Tom. how could yOus" He
sprane 20 his feet in an instant. Tue stranger
wAs also getting up, and presenting . most re-
scarlet. and his glossy moustsche was turned
hall way around. one half lsyiRg across his
mouth, and the other halt hugging the Ice side
OF bis nose. "why, MarylH exclaimed the
shocked brother. But Mary said nothing, anx
held her head, while her lover made himself
scarce. The brother took the sister home ana
her mother escorted her 90 her room. where she
bricks 20 her feet, ana a quart OF hot boneset
down her throat. Her mother, who could not
believe III OF her daughter, declared it Was a
case OF bilious fever. aud determine 10 get the
best oft. The lover has secured work In New
Haven for the winter D1ubRrV Nstcs.
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HUSBAND, who has been out west on business.
and lett his wife some blank checks, MARY, L
find you have considerably overdrayn AZ the
bank" Msry-"Nonsense, John, how can
that be. I've two Of those blank checks len
yetv Wv
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by GREEN & WISE, Alexandria, Va,
a. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OABINET FUR
NITuRE At PuRLIO AUCTION.

NITuRE At PUBLIO AUCTIoN.
n The undersigned, desiring TO change their
Va business, will offer for sale at public auction,
kaon WEDNESDAY, the 1ath day Of October,
~ tla3, at their large Cabinet Factory, on the
northwest corner Of King and Alfred streets
Alexandria, Va, all the stock Of Furniture consist
ing of tlne and handsome assortment Of Parlor
Suites, in II air Cloth, Reps sndsS Brocatel w al
nut and Oak Chamber Saites in every variety; beau.
tiful Inlsid Fancy Tables and Portable Writing
of different styles and patterns.
Persons and Dealers are invited TO examine the
stock before the sale Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock
octiO-ts G. q. BRADLEY 4 SON.
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N INGTON r.. r. Lea - =
ALEXANDRIA & FEEUERICE-B Il. h.
CgTasr Of b aAf sara S,rsssS

Local Trains leave for AlexandriA - reiloxs-6,T,
:, ), ID, II, q II noon, J. = g. 4, 9, 8, 8, ,. nj
q n aud p u daily, all ether trains daily except
Local Trans fTUm Al gXaICglA agrIsH o. fOllJws:-
SIS, g, SIS SIS, lo II IS, L. l33 IS, SO,
5sS, %, So, 81, 50, SIS .. m; g ard 6-s
except Sunday.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on
v ashipEt % nuC Ohio X. 4
QUANTICU Accommodate Leaves Washington
z.4J a. daily, except Suuray.
CHEAT SOUTHERN ENFRE-S, Via Richmond,
lesye- Washington II Is ;. dali except SEuday
Through tickets O. all points south and Southwest
for SAFE g. Ofcas, corner - street and Prtfusy
yania syenus, and corner & n street ami PennsYl-
yaula ayeIue, where passe leave orders for
through tC destination.
5. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent. yy24-n
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10y DUHOANsON, BOWLING 4 CO., Aucts.
- corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW TWO. STORY
FRAME COTTAGES ON Il STREET, BE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 10Th STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION
O. BY virtue q deed Of trust dated the 18th day
~ I'd day of May, A. ID. 1872, in Liber No 6T2 folio
40, one Of the land records for Washington county,
IN the District Of Columbia, will sell, on TUES
DE1, the 18th day of October, A. ID 1873, at 5
oclrck p. m in front Of the premises, all that GER
tam piece or parcel Of ground aud premises situated
lying aud being known Lots eighty (S1) and
eighty one ISL in l.. s. Chapman subdivision of
original lots four (4) to eleven I'D, inclusive, in
square three hundred aud sixty four $500 according
70 the land records Of ashingten city, District Of
Said lots having front of IS feet each by depth
Of 100 feet to an alley, and improved by two Frame
gas and bath room, together with all the improve
ments, ways easements rights, privileges, appurte-
nances and hereditamen to the same belonging or
in any wise appertaniDR
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness, So 800, and
interest at the rate Of six cent. from date of
trust and expense Of sale cash; credit of g. II and
10 months Will be given upon the balance, notes
bearing interest from day Of sale, and secured by
deed of trust upon the property. A deposit of 500
required as soon as sold. Conveyancing, &c, at
cost Of the purchaser If the of sale are not
reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser purchasers
by giving I'VE days notice In some paper published
in Wnshing tOn city.
FRANCIS wHEATLEY,I r-...
SAMUEL WHEATLEY, { trustees'
DUNCANSON, BOWLING h CO.,
sep2O eo&ds AuctiOneers.
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A NORWICH lady has sued prominent citi-
zen for three hundred dollars damage for drop
ping a piece OF lead pipe on her toes She
doesn't propose to dance TO his piping any
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SCENE in Jacksonville, Florida. court: The
court-Mr. Sheriff, light the gas. Deputy-ws
have no meter. The court-Why no METER
Deputy-The gas company will not trust ths
county! The court adjourned
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAII
ID ROAD.
DrrO1 CozSrk sra 4B.r..H ". ~


AFer O-,rsf Inn, Is73 traIus siil run IS follows
TEAMS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
SIS g. M, NIAGARA EXP, Sis .. ~, N-w York ex
daily press, daily.
SIS q. m. New York HI s.25 a. N, ali daily, ex-
press, daily except Sun cot Sunday
day. SIS q. N. Express from
SIS a. IN. daily sccommO- lrth and West daily.
datiOB. LIS a N, AccOmmOds-
Ills a N, Fast Line ton fr"m Baltimore.
West, daily, except Sun 2:3 Q m, Cincinnati ex-
lis ,. m, New York ex- dsy
press. BIS .. N, N. 4. express,
s.25. Baltimore express. daily, kept sunday.
Use D. m, Bsirnsore &C 6's3 Q. m al daily, ex-
cOmmodaticn, daily, eI- ,epi SuudEJ:
cept Sunday. SIS D N, daily, from
SIS ?. m, Cincinnati En- Baltim"re, Tally from
press, daily, except San W--t and Sorth.
day. lB43s NJ, southern Ex-
SIs D m, daily New York pres, daily.
Night EIprcs-. lIOs D N, New York
10 p m, PsciEe Express express.
daily.
Trains leaving " ashingtuu ~ So. 9. IN. and $50
,. H., Connect al Bowie with trains Tor Marlboro,
leaving Bowie $40 and II ~, and 6.G6 D.
arriving at Marlboro at l0:6O and ll;s g. N, and
5l5 p.m
and S.28 D. III, connect At Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro - S.45 .. IN, $40 and SD y.
Passengers leaving their orders II Ticket Ur-ce
northwest corner u 18th street ant P-uIIsy snis
avenue, nsrthNest corner Of6h - aud Peuusy
svenue, have their baggaE. called for and
checked II hotels and residences Z, all points North
and West Through tickets Cincinnati, Colum-
Iesus, Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and all
points north, northwest, st, aai -uuthwest.
L. L. BURAEBY, General Sopf
u. =. YOUNG, Gen ps-s'r cent. jFA-n
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10y k. J.. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer,
Ne. all 9TH street, opposite q. s. Post ONCE
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
TEN kESrs ACRES SRHsssI Being Pact 9F TWO
SSstSSTE!Is Az dAP{EcEsAFS 70 TIE C HFF
81 Y, A; D. 1873, and duly recorded in Libsr No.
District q and Sy drocion V q The o ParPs
secured thereby shall offer for ale at public
q isaf h SsSs S S:, Rss pssas
CONVEYANCE from Julisnns HObbie and Ransom II.
deed dated October "a A. B. 1870 the said pieces OF
parcels OF land, containing about eighteen scres Of
conveyed selah Hobbie by certain deed recorded
in L6eI A s., No. g, folio las, &c, and also 70
Lber No. ei4, folio Ito, &c, and also conveyed By
said parties Of the nrst part 70 Daniel L. Eston,
recorded in Liber No 6s5 folio IS, one of the iaad
records OF the county Of Washington, District of Co
lumbis, together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Five thousand dollars, with inter
ct st ten per cent. from July H. lSs, and expenses
Tor which the notes Of the purchaser bearing inter
the Sa sTs
on acceptance Of bid II the terms q sale are not
viii s0d s'sn and sfG the
defauiting purchaser. Conyeysnesng 4, purchasers
Ii d.
sedle-d x. j. SWEET, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, October III, 1873, at 4 O'Clock d. m.
same place. BY order Of the Trustee.
sepS0-eoSds Rep x. J. SWEET, Auct.
aSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY. October IL. 1873, st O'Clock D. m,
same place. By order Of the Trustee.
oct1l-ee6ds Ell. SWEET, Auct.
DY LATIMER q CkEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penna avenue and llth street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT
CORNER OF VERMONT AvENUK AND j
STREET NORTH AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of Q decd Of trust, dated March 9Th
IA. ID. 81, duly recorded IN Liber No. $40, folio
- -, one OF the Land Records for washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, and BY direc
ton OF the party secured thereby, will sell at pub
lie auctien, in front OF the premises, on eATUR-
DAY, October 18th, 1873, at O'Clock D. m, ali
that piece or parcel OF ground known and described
as Lot numbered three 80 in l.. y. Ciarks susSivf-
sion OF square numbered three hundred and seven
500, fronting 40 feet Vermont avenue, Contain
ing ,759 square feet more or less.
Terms: 0ns-fhird cash; balance In 6, Il and Is
months, Ct 10 per cent. interest. All conveyancing
at cost Of the purchaser. $50 deposit will be re-
BARNARD r. WARNER Trustee
oetSd6ds LATIMER CLEARr, Aucts.
n -.
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q Under aud by virtue Of decree Of ths Su-
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia, pass
11ed on the 10Th day Of June, A. u. ISIS, ia GER
tain cause in said Court, wherein Catherine Vodery
is complainant, and John Thomas Odery and others
are defendants, Equity No. 2,95i, the undersigned
appointed Trustees by said d>cree, will offer for sale
public auction 20 the highest bidder, the prem
ises, on SATURDAY, the 23th day Of Oct pbsr, A
D. 1873, At 4:30 O'Clock .. m, let two a. in sub
division Of square 79l, improved by comfortable
two-story Frame House.
Also, on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF October,
1875 at O'Clock p. m, We shall offer for sale the
premises, three Of land, less, stu Ned
near Good Hope, in the county Of Washington, ID, U.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third cash; the balance in two equal insalments at
twelve and twenty four u Onths for which the 1tes
Of the purchaser will be taken bearing interest from
the day Of sale at the rate ef eight per per
annum and secured by retention Of the ii 10 till all
the payments have been made. Recording aud con-
veyancng at the cost Of the purchaser dep %
$50 each piece Of pro perry will be eqaireS the
time Of sale. IL the terms OF sale not piled
with in five days after the day Of sale the Trustees
reserve the right 20 resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defsultiBg purchaser.
Il Ross PERRY, lr-t..
EDw'D O.OARRINGT0N, JR & trustees
octl4eo&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts