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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-12

s Mr. Z. w. Hamlin, has estab-
lished a considerable colony
of Western agriculturists i'm the
parishes Of Sabine and DeSoto,
has gone to Cincinnati, to
bring ..out additional families
to settle On his lands. He
publishes a card in the Mans
field Reporter, requesting those
having farms for sale to write
to him at Cincinnati: giving
full description of soil, number
of acres opened and in cultiva-
ton, kind of water, condition
of improvements, terms of pay
ment, character of title, &C.,
stating whether the owner is
willing to subdivide to suit
purchaser, and his assistance
will be given in disposing of
the Natchitoches
Times. a.... BIZ. ....
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-12

Also the "Abney Plantation" five
miles southwark of Bellevue, contain
ing $50 acres 400 hundred cleared
and under excellent fences. This
plantation is near the projected route
of the North Louisiana r. r.
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Publications.
The Mobile Register.

Tho Great Democratic Daily of the South.
published Daily and Weekly at Mobile,
Il Alabama. by the Register Printing
Association" and reaching into every sec
ton of the South, West and Southwest.
The Daily Register,
HON. JOHN FORSYTHE, Editor-in- Chief,
supported by the largest and ablest staff in
the South, is now
FIFTY-ONE YEARS OLD.
It's now as il ever has been, the popular
paper of the southwest, and the organ of the
popular opinion, and its politics are now, as
ever,
STRAIGHT-OUT DEMOCRATIC!
In its various editions, The Morning and
Evening Daily Register and the I2-page
Weekly Register, this paper has the largest
circulation in its section.
The Daily Register, SIC per annum.
The Weekly Register Ia great l2-page
sheet, full of choice reading for country cir
culation), So
Advertisers can find no such medium for
making themselves known to the people of
Alabama, Mississippi and the adjoining
States yl2nS-3ms"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-12
Parochial
Land for. Sale.

III uIItI IOI Sdlt vi Ine DPSI OF terms,
IL and at moderate prices, the fol-
lowing described land lying in Bossier
parish, viz:
The northwest quarter of northeast
quarter, northwest quarter ofsouthwest
half, and southeast quarter of south
west quarter of section "a, township
20, range IL, containing 100 acres,
near Ambrose's.
The southeast quarter of northwest
quarter of sec. Ii; Northwest quarter of
northeast quarter, section "a. and
southwest quarter and south half of
northwest quarter, section II, town.
ship l9, range ii, containing 800
acres-.near and in the Big Prairie.
East half of northwest quarter, sec
ton 20, township IL, range II, con-
tanning go acres in River Bottom, part
of the old CahilI place.
|. Southwest quarter of southwestquar-
ter, and southeast quarter of southeast
quarter, section %; northwest quarter
Of northeast quarter, and northeast
quarter of northwest quarter, and
northwest quarter of northwest quarter
OF section 30, township %, range 10,
near Collinsburg. East half and the
northwest quarter of northwest quarter
of section 9; and south half IF north
east quarter, sec. 8, township %. range
IL, containing 200 acres, The forego-
ing are wild lands.
Also the "Abney Plantation five
miles southwark of Bellevue, contain
ing $50 acres 400 hundred cleared
and under excellent fences. This
plantation is near the projected route
OF the North Louisiana II. r.
Also the following land lying in
Webster parish:
Northeast quarter of northeast GUAR
ter, section 80, township 2.3, range III ::
and west half of northwest quarter, sec
ton 81, township % range lO-I6O
acres, known as the Marion Slack en-
try.
Northwest quarter and north half of
northeast quarter. North half of south
west quarter and southeast quarter of
southwest quarter, section s, township
70, range 10; and northeast quarter
of northeast quarter, section Z, and
southwest quarter of southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of northeast
quarter, section $3.50 acres, near
Marion Doyle's.
East half of northeast quarter, Sec
ton %, township 10. range 1870
acres, nesr j. w. McDonald's pianta-
.tiun.
Southwest quarter of southwest
quarter, northwest quarter of of south
west quarter, section 25; southwest
quarter OF northwest quarter, section
''o' and southeast quarter of northwes st
quarter, and northwest quarter of
northeast quarter, section 81, township
Il, range 10, containing 200 acres. and
being formerly part of the Lee Hodges
plantation.
Southwest quarter and south half
OF northwest quarter, section %:
southeast quarter of northeast quarter.
and northeast quarter of southeast
quarter, section 81; and north half of
northeast quarter. section %, township
20 range III, containing 360 acres,
near Ogarte Grant.
Northwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, and west half of southwest quarter
OF section 13, township 81, range III,
containing 100 acres on Bodcau bav-
GU.
W. II. SCANLAND,
Bellevue, La.
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Two gentlemen met casual
ly in a store of Salem, Mass, a
few days ago, who were pris-
oners together in Dartmoor
prison in 1S14-15, and had not
before met since that time.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

SPIRITs IN THE BACKwOOps.-On section -
in ST. CrOiN county, lives a family by the nans
OF Lynch. who are troubled by having their
clothes cut up, their dishes broken. aud many
other things too numerous "a mention. All thIs
in broad day ght. 1 stayed there wednesday
night All WAS quiet after dark, until -
a. m, when things, such ~ rolling pins, eggs,
TN plates, esrthen cups, began % get up OF
their own accord and shoot around the room
one piece hit a little girl, two wears Old. hurt
ing her badly. Mr.. Lynch offers ~ 900 20 have
II explained. They have had some a. 900 worth
OF property destroyed. Hundreds OF persons
have seen these things, including the editor OF
the Dane county News aud the River Falls
paper. Yesterday h. NJ. Taylor, editor OF the
star and Times, Of this place, POstms.te
jaeger, and several Others, lett for the scene OF
action. The things all move between and 10
a. m, and and q. m, aud nothing j. disturb
ed on Sunday. The family Bible went into q
Kettle OF boing water and was spoiled. Broad
axes and augers get up with no one near them
and ny around. This IL no myth, but a sad re-
ahty.-C0rr. 81. Paul Pioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21
TD-M0R RIO W.

IN DUEOASsUN, DOW LING co, sa,ts
~ corner sly and v streets boz bwt-.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sc
CON tanned IN HOUSE Az Nav JERSEY
hNtkuk, BErNkE> n AND z sfREEr-
NUhTHNESl, At ACC ZION
n On WEDNESDAY hORNISa oSt1b,.
" 22d Goa meucisg 10 s'cnck, We wilt sci
ri Al the above banned house tn tire tar aiturr
. I VIC W. name In part
Wainu' II. q. Parlpr SUITE, WIS Not, Serretsry
n uCh Plate Mirror, Extension Tsbie,
y u~sels Asd 'th-r Carpets. Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Hair sttrs>S =, Pillows, &c
Bureaus, Tables, Osairs. Pictures,
Zoo and Other : owes. Cut cry, CrDckery,
sssware, Chid's Carriage g.. sc.
The above safe Is WORTH the attention of b1yers
he furniture being in good Condition. Sale pssi i've
Terms caEh.
DUNCAESOE, BOWLING & CO.,
ocflo ST tkcp Aurtien-rrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

sSThe patrons OF Husbsndry" do not seem
70 have patronized either party very much IN
the late elections out West.
~ John A. kassOn, il Is said, declines n IA
CONSIDERED candidate for the Speaker.hiD or
the House. He Is in favor OF Blaine. VI
81 II. Clay Harper, The lunatic, who makes
the offer to bet IS 900 that Grant will be assa.-
sinated, may live in st. Louis, Saws the Dis
patch, but his name 10 not TO be found in ths
directory.
~ In a short time adulterated milk must he
come an unknown thing in London. The polics
make 1t very uncomfortable for the cheating
diary men, and they are severely punished when
ever caught.
~ The Notifications OF France are 20 be car
rled on on very extensive scale, com 5lete aud
lasting The work goes on day and night and
guards prevent curious people from inspecting
the progress made.
So The feeling against the carrying OF fire.
arms lie growing very strong in Georgia. IL is
suggested that a tax Of five dollars be imposed
Tor every pistol, and this would probably be
done but for disagreement about what would
happen TO the state with such enormous rev
enue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

GCsTAvK DoRE.-A marvel OF industry ana
production Is Gustsve bore, who does 50 macA
That one would imagine he had the power of
multiplying himself He IL forty three an Al
sacisn, paragon OF good and a de-
iehttul companion with Al when he " fairly out Of
harness. His illustrations are - far superior 10
bis paintings that he IL seldom thou chs of a. a
painter. He has illustrated RAhelias Sue Raj
rae, Montaigne, Dante, Ccrvantes, Taine and
many others, aud bids fair, should he live forty
years longer. to lustr ate all the famous authors
% the past and present. Interpolation h world
wide, and he has ten times ~ many orders A. he
can Gil. He Is said to earn from BOO 600 % 25aOm
francs per annum, and he might augment MA
income fifty fold % he only had a. many hands
as Briareus, OF late his manner has become
almost If not quite mannerisn. which while 10
may add 20 the individuality Of his sketches
renders them unpleasanHy monotonous. Ia
temperament ana In semhlance bore It. rather
German. lie looks younger than he l., has a
broad face. small eyes. high chcsk-h bones. wears
only mustsche, and smokes like a Spaniard
yaEtus HsRri BrotcHe, N Harpers h8gdsins Jov-
NOusmbeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

WILLIAM ALLEN the democratic governor
elect OF Ohio, perhaps, went 60 that state about
ls36, poor boy. In 1850 he tell In love with
the daughter OF a wealth old federalist but the
Old man couldn't think OF being his father-fn-
law. In Isl the old gentleman was nOmin ated
for Congress in strongly federal district, bat
the youngs;er, who was only ., took the stump
against HIM and fought him bitterly. Aitea
was elected by Just one majority. Bat the Old
man wouldn't give him the girl. lie forced her
10 marry another man, ana Allen had % wait
two years, until she became a widow, but now
She Is his bNffer hair.
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IL VOC WISH To KNOW whether u l. going 70
storm or not remarks the Winstead Herald, all
you have 20 DO is % tud the storm vortex aud
zee which side OF II T. tue most moist Multiply
this 10y the square OF latent heat, sub-tract tue
time Of day, ana divide by the weatherc0ck.
The result will 6e the ratification, plus the TIER
monetic evolution OF the north poie-aud then
Waytaringmau, through 4 natural know noth-
ing, can tell what viii follow. How wonderful
and yet how SIMPLE -tle economy OF naturel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

IRIS ANYTHING but pleasant 10 visit the con-
stables warehouses OF this city aud see the
large amount OF furniture therein stored under
seizure Tor debt. From the labJrer's pine table
10 the more finished marble top of the higusr
class, all are piled on one another. a cOmmea-
tary on the times and the tnfeJibIlity OF cred
itOTs.-NetC Orleans Picdgtine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

WHEN WILKIR COLLINS was about to step in
mont OF the curtain at Syracuse on SATURDAY.
evening, he said 10 Mr.. Hanchett, who was 20
Introduce him: "DOn't introduce ms as thu
greatest living novelist. I've been Introduced
80 a number Of times, and I'd rather be simply
MT; Collins. You know everybody Is the great
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Df GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucttone~rs
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th sad d sts.


- BY yfrtre Of deed OF trust frem psfrt K
- Crogbsb and wife, bearing dste the s9ih iay II
- March. A. ID. ISL, and Trcarird H. Siber No.
ISL folio &, Of the land records Of Washn gtun
count ID; e. and rpcs the request 81 mes John
8 "a, John W Poole and Augustus Gersd n, trustees
q the Rising san Company, Joint stock bcis-
" nj 81 the oisl of Washington. C., will 80
tor ss. ~ pahlic suct froet y the premises,
on TUESDAY. October slst, A n. ls7s, At o'cl 4
p m all that piece, pa Gel 81 srUu d ii uafe wing
and being in the citt u ashingtpn In the District
q Columbia, and known Part 4 10; NJ three,
TO- 10 square number IS, aud scgb d - foil
- let on street, running back II Zee II inch. q
sern Also part Lon 4, in square, Is feet froat
by ~ feet deer, situated corner 81 ano -tr-ats
houhwest, with the improvements Their ,on consist.
ing ~ Brick Dwelling
Terms Of sale On -fourth cash, of which 200 will
be required down on each piece % property I'd, a;
time If sale; bsi,ncs In Il aud Is mpashs with In
tersst, and deed Of trust taken & cure deferred
payments. Terms OF sale 10 b. con pii wtk with
IN i've dsys from day Of sale. eth rwise the traS-e
reserves the right 2" resell at the risk and co-t Of hr
cefsulti K purCh scr, by giving aeS's notice
~ retale by adv erti>inR In some newspt per pub
lish,d Il said city AZ corey alcng &c, II oost
oc'22avSds GREEN s. A." ILLIAMS, Agcts
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- o.1001 Northwest 10th and d streets
TRUsTEEY SALE OF FOUR NEARLY COM
Lifted pNELLlNG-H0 OR MYRTLE
STREET, IN SQUARE MO- 67A

TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR NEARLY COM
PLETED DWELLlNG-HOUsES OR MYRTLE
STREET., IN SQUARE NO. 673.
- By virtue OF four certain deeds Of trust dated
80 on the 18th day Of April, A. ID. ls72 aud duly
Arecorded in Liber No. So, folios 1, a. a. g. &c of
the land records for the county Of WasnfnS' on, ID
o. aud by direction 81 the party sscur.d thereby,
will ssl at public auction, Ia front of the premises
on tn RsDAf, the Seth day OF October, 1875 al
IA o'clock y. m, lots numbered one hundred and
seventy ll1o,) one hundred and seventy one, l7iJ
one hundred and seventy 1.-TWO, Ia } and ona nm
dred and seyenty-three, tl73) in Gbert,s recorded
subdivision OF square numbered six hundred ana
sevsnty hive, 1881 In the city of Washington ID 81
with all the improvements thereon being four nearly
finished brick dwelling houses w. '"
Terms OF sale: 0ne-thIrd In cash Of which s,oo
must be paid ON each house at the time Of Ale me
deferred psyments to be made in six and tgelye
months with interest at the Of ten per cent DER
snnnm from day Of sale, and secured By deed or
deeds OF trust TO the satisfaction the trustees
to be fully eemplied with within six days after ~
OF sale otherwise the trustee the right TO
RES the property after weeks notice, At the
risk aud cost Of the fret purchaser All cony cyan
cling at the purchasers cost.
octls-eoSds GREEN 8 WILL IAMs, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

MEN are walking about New York. SAYS an
exchange with pockets tull OF silver taken in
change. Astouished con luctOrs on street cars
receive silver quarters, ten aud i've cent pieces
Tor fares. Silver does not nov command a pre-
MUM over iegal-t-ndgrs, IL one wants g sslI
silver, but "a one wants 10 bay U-weIl, finAR-
CleTs must live.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

he public generally that he has removed his -
sSEssr to No. sos PEHEsYLvAHIA AVE g.
will keep nne stock Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCH X, swiss and American make, - EWELRY
gains. Solid IL karat Gold watches, from e2o ar.
, .ards, Goods sold Oh monthly instslments Nc
repaired. Remsmber the name and number IN
"a 20, sos Pennsylvania avenue, under Natisna:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

ANY MAN who raises hens IN Boston Is an
sgriculturist. They take him into the
"Grange" right away, and that enables the
Edofe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21
DI n 10

DECKER. On Monday evening, OctOber 1s.h.
LO1Tlk A, wife Of Charles Becker, in the ssfs
year 81 her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No 10 On street
G-uI getown, 20 morroS, Oct. 22i, a. O'Clock n m
lhefub. aid Milkesb4rre, Pa, papers c1py \
READING 0n the 2Oth instAEt, FRANK RUS
SILL READING.
He funeral VIII take place marrow At II O'Clock
avenue. His friends are res psctfully ia,ted ~ ~
tend. ~ W
sMnTH. On the 2Oth instant, At 80 D m JOHN
hhIhOk sMh TIL, ouiy son q J. II and n 4
en- W, aged years, month aud % lays
fnh.rAi from NJ Residence e the grand parents.
No 1850 5fh street, between aud U str-ets north.
Sest, Wednesday, the "a inst At ) O'Clock ~ m.
FrieLds are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

FIRE shot gun in any direction in this coun-
try and you hit a pOet.-DefrOif Free PreSs.
We want a shot gun.-Ohio STATE Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21
EVENING STAR.

TBr SEASON APfkoACHEs when the 10, "a
the pen ID turn has mind 20 meditation As
the hour eight y. m. strikes. he softly With
draws from the table where he has been engse-
eli In dissin, the putty from q nail head. aud
unes,enistioa. " deposits himself back Of the
stove 90 fAtsE We are particular 90 emphssi,e
thi> word. becsu, = there is N impression ON the
part Of his parent and hts eldest sister who has
the honor OF escortl ug him 20 b-i nights that
be IL going TO sleep. They 80 - tar A. 20 epes-
ly express this belief. but he Stout, denies a.
and Immediately proc, eds 90 d-mon-trste tAs
gross injustice OF the IN situation bv hum,alns
some familiar piece. Pn'u soon the humuinr
cessesi here Is s'gnincA NJ movements ~ the
table, and then 10 Is rerum, again. aud e..ri
ues for i've minutes. when a. gradually dies out
and all Is silent hack OF the stove. Whe. the
boy comes too again, ne b. bling lifted % ats
fet by hts walsfhsnd. and cuff II on the he s.i 70
indicate that " h AFTER ten O'Clock. He makes
desperate attsmpt "a ind where he left on 90
the tune, but ignominiously fails, and I've me-
YES later u stumbling mp stairs. with an inter-
ested and active sister in hts rear, and firmly
but fsintiy maintaining that he vas not asleep
but only thinking.-Duabn ~ NsuS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY LaTIMEB 8 CLEARLY
- Aucii neers and Real Estse Broker,
eSt tn stree ecs B. ing Ing '' A'''
TRUsIKEs SALE OF Lots 80, %, IS, AND
PhkuS OF LOTS ~ AND 20, N q.
FtSsshsr sPp IbISs sSp x s.9sksr o9 81
LLkET' SIEGE CALLED "a Len M9UST P,iLyANs;ANT,
n By virtuo Of deed q trust to me, dated Feb
gssssy 49, sh 40 4 go u aud 3, dS S rsSo,dsi i
bs, and decree Of the Iprame court Of said Di.-
FELTON, is plaintiff and 5. P Brown is d.fsnia. T.
and by the direction of the party secured thereby
se- and the corner Of said lots 10 ana o. on ri
DAY, the I7th day Of October, A. D. 1873, At AZ
Nos g. and 6s aud parts Of Lots ID ami % bsing
seventy feet by two hnnired and tyenty-txo teei.
time of sale aSs .day 5sc4rded Of p Br Boo =
called, north OF and near the grounds of columbia
Terms of sale: One. fourth cash, and the balance
months, deferred payments to be cured by deed Of
cost Of the purchaser. s25 down on each lot at
''H'' u '' NATHANIEL WILSON, Trustee.
octll-5s' LArIhER CLEARY, Aucts.
yTHE SALE OF LnTs 63, 81 AND s5 Is
hour; to take place in front Of the premises, ths
BrsUch crossing. By order i the Trustee. '-''
octls eo&ds LATIhER CLEARY. Aucts
10y THOS. Il. NAGNAAAE,
- Real Estate Aucti-neer, SIG 9TH street.
BALE OF VALUABLE AND ELEG ANrREs
lnkNGP, kECESrLY BUlLr. WITH Alt
MODERN C0NNENIENCE~. ON 18Th ST.,
BETM ESN AND l. STREETS NORTH
WHIST.
a., Under and by YiTtua Of deed of trust. dated
I'D November ;, A. d 1872, aud recorded february
Is, a. D. 1873, in libsr 7O3, foil 49, ct seq the
undc r5igBed trustees WILL the - day # OatO-
Der, A i. 1873, At D O'clock 2 sell at pubfc auc-
tour, t44,D in square numbered two hundred and
forty eight, (24S, il the city of WASHINGTON D. o.
said lot ana square designated and described
on the ground plat or plan Of said city.
This property issitua ed on 18Th street, between
and northwest, and Is improved by very yalua-
BILE and e giant residence Il viii be sold suhJsct to
. deed Of trust made to VIM Sickney aud Geo. II a..
Plant, TO secure $1,000 ard Interest which deed is
recorded in iber 703 folio a. the 18th day Of No
yenber, A. ID 1872. The princi pal of this $1,000
will fall due in November, A ID lS74
The terms Of sale are: One half cash; And the resi-
due in aud IL months, the deferred payments o
bear per cent interest, and to DO secured on the
property cold; $50 of the cash to be made
at time Of sale. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. If he terms of sale not complied with in
six days from day Of sale, the Trustees reserve he
right 70 resell the property at the cost and risk Of
GEO. y. APPLEBY. lr...
WIN. K EDMONSTOE,S Irustees'
octlS-eo6ds tResl TH0S ID. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
The SOUTH SIDE OF NJ STREET NORTH,
BkrMEkS ATH AND SIN STREETS W6ST
AT AUCTION
ST9o'clock D. m i will offer at public auction, in
Afront of the premises, 8 beautiful Building Lot
fronting p feet inches street north, ruanins
back to 3 SG-foot paved alley. All special aud gen
erl taxes paid.
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, At seven per cent. Interest
secured by q deed of trust. SlO9 dOwa on day o.
sale
octsi -eo&ds 1T. C0LDwELL, Salesman
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II s. MARsnALIs SALE.

In virtue Of a writ Of ieri facias issued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme court Of the District
of Columbia. and to me directed, viii sell, a. b.
&c sale, for cash, IN front Of the Court doc ~
said District, on MoNDAY, the ~ h day Of q To-
Der, 1873, At ~ O'Clock m, all detsndsnts rixht
title, claim and interest In and the west 10 fst
inches Of lot No As and the II feet no. inehas
Of Lot No "A Of q. w. Coshraais ant sthers sahti.
vision Of square No: IA, in the city Of WashinSfo,
ID. T., together with all AID singular the imeroye
ments reon, solved aud levied Don a. the pron
erty OF Frank Springfield, and viii be sold ~ a.
isft esecr ton Nc s.sas in favor Of n A. Man.oa,
use :, yemes u. Payne. ALEX. 81 ARP
eeou q. Marshal Of d, D,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PUkED until FRIDAY, October "a. 1873, SANE
hour and place. B. order OF The Trustees.
CCtlS eO&ds K. ]. SWEET, AucfiOnepr.