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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-14

AFFECTIEG STORY or A CANART.-A NsE
York taNidermist tells the following 10 a r..
porter OF the sun: There l. one case which (
rtc"llecJ out OF thousand or more that VA,
peculiarly affecting. A Iith street man, whosa
name have forgotten, was colonel of = rrri-
ment that fought in the battle Of Ball Run Fie
hack TO New York to die. As he lay sick AZ n I,
home his wife to please him took iutO his bel
room canary that Was his especial pet before
be went into the war. But the colonel r.sliag
nervous and pettish that day, conceived "a 4
den strong dislike for the bird. and asked his
wife 20 throw 10 out OF the Winds. Ths win
dow was opened, but the pet fltterei around
the room, and lowering ABOUT the win 20 "
seemed unwilling 10 go cut. It shO we'd IN ms
taxable evidence that IL recognized ire mater
ana svlnced an unAccouutable attachment for
him. The bird was at last cast out. IL psrchsd
fer ar instant on an silanthus tree in tue ward
then Jew quickly back into the room. and liz on
the forehe ad OF the sick man. The family we're
so much moved by the incident ia at no further
attempt was made Ito remove the canary, and
after that time it, perching place dsy and nj ht
wa a. the pillow OF ita master. The colonel
died, and his body was taken to a distaut pl ace
OF burial on the Hudson. The family were alb
mt for tive days, and daring that time the
canary was forgotten. When they at last rec.
objected IL, and hurried hack home alarm tor
us safety, they found the little pet dead ia the
hollow OF the pillow where its masters he =. 4
bad lain. Its body was brought TO NE for pre.
seryatiOn, and the beautiful ltttls creature srll
perches in the residence of the cclonel's family
in l4th street"
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DIE D.

CLARK. Fen asleep in the srrns % Jesus, On
tn msTaiBR Il the 1871, MIS-. MAEY A. CLARK.
widow of he late Randolph 4. JlArE, IN the ssd
yea 7 % her are, BiteT = painful illness Of many
nft Which che bore with Eubl isti0n 20 thu De
vine will q Eer Heavenly FGiher, leaving two 1T
tie girls Of tender brother and rfsl r. and maur
fIieLSs 20 mourn their loss.
6slsep In J~sus. Blessed sleep.
From which no one ever wakes to wser.
y calm a. i und 'sfui bed rer0se,
UUbrokfn a. the last q foes.
Her funeral ~iil lake place from Dunba-tou
street N. n, Church, George swn, SuCdaB I6th,
~ O'CLOCK. Relatives and frenfs are respectful
~ Invited 90 attend.
DILL, W. November Il, a. SIS O. m. after .
short illness a three weeks, MAhT 3. DILLOW,
in the alst year Of her age.
It's relatives and frieOds Of the faulty arc re-
quested TO attend Der fuLersl. II o'clock Sen
oey. from the house OF mr. Thomas ABBOTT, No.
1889 q street northwest. p
nMMERT. On the 18Th instant, c AR0LINE II,
wife 4 the late Vim. Immert, aged III yeas.
All friends and soguaiutsnces are invited 20 the
funeral on MONDAY next, lSth Instant, at O'clock
from heI late residence no. % ID street, Ge0rgs
tpEn.
KAIUssOwsKA. November 10th. II half past
II M, suddenly, Mrs. JOeEPHISE KALCs-
sOg A, IN The s9ih year Of her are.
FuDeIa will take plsce EoEday, the 18th iastaus.
att o'clock . m. FTi-nds Of the family are In,
Vittd 20 attend, from z27 NJ street boTthwesf
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Ham,et,. satf,oo,v


As DRLlVsAED AT TskTHEArz auY Al, JRnno
~ CaiN NUS.
Make Into msketT Dat b2ons VIA. tang
More isrg-e D.. artee fashion rns-k-a Al t'iugs
tnCug sCo &c pigeon, nrnba'-One had hei,nsee
Or msAee bohhery long that plenty Soluble,
30 fashion tghtoe, spite 'em?-Die-Au s4me
He 10 more go;; 50 sleep, can say. he stop
Ibst heart t"o-muchee sick, that more ten
bnrder
Pum-pum fashion shskee klI mans That wind
up
Joss-IaseOn fashion ~antcbee. Die-Au sane
serE-
Al sane sIsepe No~s'pose he has sc. dem
Tat fashion slseFi Iii yah, there hAb act
sucsre!
Wbst fashion dean can cstshee in that s'esp,
bat TEEN bah knockee of al fssa,rn .. geoa,
Nal &c " Wefl That b'Cngee . hY
Al bsd FgOng $50 ee 30 lons stop tssss,'
Who man would Baskee thzt too muchse
That uchm ,n hust Re snoot-tAat Demo, Al
AL to- n sif & vut, Dam CheeR-msr!" then
krcksF-
HAT six 'cs-fe no can cstchse girlee- he
'i~i-r f-"l-tme-
That plee .hnan kLock be head, cause no got
Thst had 'iug rascal spesk-a az bah COOS
When VII. man he can make he die he own self
\ ose LIB got chop s;ick2
Make eurr make sweat, 'csusS FS,s .' sDS Sin
No e.teb White DEsgO1, chop chop 20 bask
Citona;
t"N- D. 10 got iusi' what t'iug M AXE frar-
All same sre County hsb catch plenty c o 10
NoI Ne a I mp. rebhs paw back NE pissir-
Mske he tlnk no tink-make he stop he ewn
"a,
No NV chop-chop catchee what he r. sabh,eq
SO fa-h'on. Thinks makee-A at aid an pir,,,,.
50 fashion, strong mans heaTtee No more ed
got
Catchse sn White-all-sare deaamsn f.ces.
80 fsshion, all ting b'iOng- nan zone ri geon
be come like cHOw-chOU water-no lun p'Jp.':
No man can calles pigeon.
TslkeP smsili
oo-muchee handsome, 'Pheelyi Missse, YOU
JUss- ri geOn spcakee my si'n
IhdsioT's DTd'oeT, ~ HIrPsr's AIgGsiHs for De-
ceBsbeT.
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LUCKY STUDESTs.-The Khediye Of Egypt,
who has shown lis appreciation or Americans
by appointing one 70 command his army and
several others in subordinate positions, has
picked out three of the Dartmouth medical stu
dents, Charles 4. Brown, Frank A. Colby and
Charles w. Dustin, 20 sUpeTiutend tbs surgeon
corps OF bis army. They start for Egypt early
In December, only few wesks after gradu alton,
and expect 20 reach Cairo, their headq IA rters,
IN shout SIX weeks. They are TO serve on the
Rhediye's stsff, and act Immediately under his
orders. They sre exceptionally able men, and
are very sanguine OF success in their venture.
Mr.. Brown is to have salary of 50 600 in gold,
with the payment or expenses 10 Egypt aud
back, and will rank colonel. He L. a native
of New York state and a graduate OF Union Dol
lege. He practiced law Tor two wears, but
abandoning his profession, he travelled in Egypt
for some time, and, having studied medicine &C
Berlin and Vienna, returned q this country.
He was for time editor on a paper in James
town, n. Y. Colby takes the rank OF lieuten ant
colonel. and receives a salary Of 50 800 in gold
with his expenses paid. He is a Lancaster man ,
but graduated at Colby University in Maine
and Was once associate editor Of the Bangor
lMe.) Wing. He will live permanently IN Egvpt.
Dustin will rank as major, and have a salary OF
$500 in gold, expenses paid. He Is a Yer
monter, and never saw a locomotive until he
went 10 Dartmouth College. The residence of
Brown and Dustin in Egypt - TO be only tenn
porary.-NeU Karen Palladium, Noe. 6.
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ITNITED STATES mARsHAL's SALE

In virtue Of writ OF eri faci IS ssued ont OF the
OieIk . once u the Supreme Court of the District
OF COUNT la, ana to me directed, will sell at pub
yember, lH4, commencing at O'Clock "a :, at the
fsot Of shd 25th streets, on Rock Greek, ia the
city OF Washinston, ID. o., the following goods and
cha;tels, TO wit, viz:
One Canal b cat, usmed Hsydes,
Ose do. do. do. Ge leral Wells,
One DO. do, do. j. @. Ksnnaday
-Four Mules an EATnes, one Hosting Mschina
One frame Stable aud Carriage House,
One Frame Office and Store House,
One set Brown's Standard Seals,
Thee Hoisting Hook Blocks and Chairs,
One Water Cooler and Wafer Bucket,
Two Office Desks aud Once Tables,
Eight Game seat Once Ohsirs,
One Mardrobe, one Iron safe and Letter Press,
TIVE Stoves, one Map OF Washington,
One Map q the United states,
seized sne levied upon IS the goods and chattes Of
MARY land freestoDe and Mining and &aaufsctur-
lug Company, OF Montg qnery coanty, NJ ryland,
and Will BE- cold In satisfg executisn ,, 1901, In
u q. Marshal ID. c.,
peyl2-dAds By WM. 4. MALL 4 Co.,, Austs.
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TIE Troy WING relates the fOIlOwtng:-
eve have heard much OF the wonders OF cSble
telegraphy in outruL ming time and aunihiI atnZ
space, but an anecdOte related to Us last eve
ming by Mr.. ". p. Phillips, assistant agent OF
the State Associated Press In New YORK, who
is on visit 10 this city, surpassed everything
We have ever heard. A gentleman OF the woss-
ern Union Telegraph Office, at No. Ii5 Broad
way, New York, wsssitting In the cable-rOOn,
when legr8m from Philadelphia, destt ned
for Paris, came over the wires. This message,
like all others for France, WAS 70 20 over the
cable via Duxbury, Massachusetts,. TheOpera-
tor called DuXbury a few times, and then said:
The fellow Is asleep, evidently; but the cable
men are always AWAKE; III have 10 get one OF
them 10 go in and wake hun up So he stepped
TO another desk, called Pisister Cove, In New
foundlSnd, and sent the following message
TO cable operator, Duxbury: Please gO aud
wake up my own true love- This message
Plaster Cove fastened TO send across the ocean
to Valencia, Ireland, who, in turn, rushed ia
to LONDON; thence il was hurried 20 Paris, aud
stili onward to the Europsau end Of the French
cable at st. Pierre; the operator there II ashing
it back 70 DuxbaTy. In less than two minutes
by the clock the message has accomplished its
journey of some eight thousand miles, by lani
ard ses, as was evidenced by the clicking Of
the Instrument Cn the DuN5ury desk, which
licked out in manner a little more petuiant:-
That Is nice Nay to do 60 ahead. YOar own
Il Tue love-"
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aUUTlON 49,
RT 1T SCASsOs BRy Snorso,,.,.rs.
~ eo1rtes-t Q .rner esh nd 2 SIR els noFshw-

~ Ut SCASsOE BIZ =, suot,os-.rs,
~ soUrbes-t c,rnor ssh nd = cts northwest
IsPoETED and ANEStOAs OIL PkISr.
IsS 4 tbs eoii,eiioa OF EsiVa te seHiismaaD ar
o. SoEiAT EvEFING, November I sts. c m.
at Z o'ci. OK. IA s-ii. our aarsi1a
tooass oH~ q he nncsl colt etioEs OF Oh Paintings
~ ffcrfd 81 auction IL ttis esty. computing
Fix Fstest scescs, &c mPsni-n Pieees,J b. john
Eos- Cs.;le, IN LIZ, Rill.rne7 by c. SHARP;
t,n TIL fscihc Cssst. - q RheJi;
We miey Ore 4, NiTsinta ~ q. khsBi;
zen. 90 OF a. I'm In st Ffles'
Scene on LAX b utr,ty r z ssiter;
seets on Ssnee OsEsI, and other PAioti &c By en-
Th.s oehec,i-u Is the property Of 4 gentleman who
"a ~. nt no sttrerl z, snd dise1ses - BEN "a
tIls bu' choice, AID worthy the sttenii5R Il pri
1szA2 IUNoAysoN BROS, Auot..
- New Marble binding.
No 500 ard ao2 Pa1rss wanna ss.uas, cor. STU Il.
sPyCIsL SALE OF A LARGE cos sIasY.sr
~ - 10y md ia Srhs BRU~sSLs q &
iX ,thst PksISG ssISs.vESfrtSS Hs9
WHIT TkD TaPEEsTRy RsUsssLls kUGs::
On " ADN B<DAY MORNING, Esysmbsc is
liza mm- neins st 10 Fe.uck, 30 VS. "a sal, "a tba
FL Ia ont & Corp ~ "iIcO rs a this ssssosls
imF r5a'i,u a sseu' ac ure-
J. orossleys sous TsPestry 2 -usssIs;
Is i-Ht's. Bixua'r mi .-I-r MEX;
- c. - tand>Crue Voi,ss C-rp.s
Pi-c Of Tn ply, / vel an s.rtfordi
p - 4 SuP T ID Eatrs IHgra'rs;
la roll loe -SIiced Sratns;
20 Pi.'tss "a 50, as a sai 5 eIclothz,
c tsl, specis' ATTENTION ~ bule-s 70 the a. we
ssi. =, % de ar OF the latest les aud this
Terms "a s1 Dr. ''''H wm.L.wALL CO,
u"El4S IbeP huctipusers
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N a NJ RI I'd.

FAfEIEG-GRAH In Thursday, the l9,h iu-
slant, 81 1T ytss pbs Church, ~ the Rev. Father
Rci slet.r, CHAH. a TANNING aud Mis- ELIA
GhAf, both OF this city.
HOLLlDAY-kOBERTso on the isih inst
by Rev. b, teri JchLs d, ROBERT HOLIDAY,
RON OF " sshibgton
HHMAN-Ml Inns. On the evening ef Noven-
her iCrh, 1874, Of 7 O'Clock, BY the Rev . " Par
ElMAS end HATTIE }. MYEHs, both u Wash
iLgton Mo- cards
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the north act occasionally the part 81 ther-.
nomttTicsl messengers, a. their arrival with us
in the fret part of November affords sufficient
grounds Tor the assumption that an early and
Geld winter has set I'm in the higher ATTITUDES
where they have made their hahitatiOn, causing
scarcity or food and necessitating an early mt
grafton to a more genial district, An illa-tra-
tor in gOiLt is furnished by young specimsn
OF the beautiful king duck (SOmate MA Spectd-
Jtlis), " bich was shot two DAYS ago near Fort
Erie by Mr.. william DAILY of Buffalo. This cir
cunstaDce affords an opportunity to test the
above assumption, and also evidences the ex-
ceptioDElly wide range OF this curious bird
which iuhahits the arctic circle north of Labra-
COR and hiss never before been obtained nor
observed on our inland waters.-BagaIO Courier,
TIA.
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BEST COLoRs OF WALLS FOR PICTURES
The question az 60 the best color for a wall one
OF whose chief objects is 70 show OF framed
pictures, is a veXGd one. Messrs. Christie &
Co., the famous art auctiOneers, have their
rooms hung with dark green bsize IRON foar
10 tkylight, ana certainly the result justides
their experience; but L think any one who en-
tiers the hall Of Mr. +. Leighton, II. A, will sss
that there may be more effective wall color
10 set on pictures than green, not 20 speak Of
certain other effects OF the latter which really
put ii out of the question. IL is difficult to saw
Just what the color in Mr.. LeightOn's hall Is
1t il scmber red, which az one moment seems
to be toned ia the direction OF maroon, and at
another in the direction of brown. It has Eeen
made by very fine mingling of pigments; but
the general result has been 70 convince me
that there cen be no better wall for shoSinp of
lictuTes, especially in a hall with a good deal
Of light, than this unobtruSiye reddish bro Fn.
remember that when the BDstOn TheAfer vas
frst opened a wal of somewhat similar color
adGed greatly to the brilliancy of the scenery.
But there are many eyes 10 which this would
not be a pleasing color or shade even for a
Eali-it would hardly be beautiful ia a purely
GCmeztic TOOm-and such viii do well 20 try
some of the many beautiful shades of olive or
sage gray. Mr.. w. }. Hennessy, the eminent
American artist, has made his hOuss 10 Dauro
place remarkably Charming by careful use
OF such shades Throughout His quiet rooms
are resfful as they are perVaded by retRsm snt
and each frame on the walls has a perfas5 re-
lief, each picture a fun gIov.-E9ncHre u, Con-
tCCy, an HQTper's Ndldzire for December.
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Hwben a bsre-fOoted boy steps on the sharp
end OF a tack, it q scource of pieHs ec5taey %
bis parents that be doesn't know how % swear.
@Pelitical psrrtes in France are known Sc
the SMacS.- the "anti. Macs" the MAG
Mshon- teux" and the "Pl0nplonites-"
s%The king OF the Friendly isisnds, In the
Pacific ocean Is a licensed local minister OF
the Methodist denomin -tioD. and his wife,
Queen Charlotte, is q class leader.
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E1Y e. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioDesr
Federal Buildings corner Tth snd SITS. northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDG OF ct
BkIMEEN 2lsT AND 23D STREETS NORTH
So On TUESDAY, November 18th, 1874, at
O'Clock M, VIII ba sold st pubiic a1cJi IN, ia
fons OF the premises lot Is, in SOU are ST. rsut-
J. 9 40 teet IL inches on street, By depth Of los
TIrms: Ube-fourth cash: balance Ia G. IL, Is, and
"a months. with interest at per cent, secured by
deed Of Trust. CLIO az lime of sale. All oOnveyan-
cling AZ pure hassr's cost.
uoy6-eo&ds J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman.
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The weather teEurts IN Tue IT. 49,. 49,.
very CrtCttshle, but thrv sre to- proev NJ
-, n 20 Ne list they vOu'a be very much
more mirroring ~ they wsre ferrd ~ fhs
public IN = r-cetic frrm. I am aeA-. IN q -
Fn~teT'ai = rCt - suscep t Die 81 poetic treae-
ntnf - sof-c ether thinss sre, hut usth a.
essrcisf o; little Ingenuity it mi-ht be .se-
eesSfully ta~dt>d. 1t me ulussr.te -.
method. Take this, Tor instance.
FCr m dole stsfes. cold northeast wlna.
VIII avy fro -. ~ eel rs
Ba~ weather In New England, that
vii csn Tor umbrellas.
Along ~ uppsr lake., slight rains.
SncCeCsFn ~ Gle a. ing
VIM, north 90 nor Invest hrst. aud then
To ~est and southwest veering.
or~e might have something like the follow
storm Is slowly Ealing Up the Mississippi
SO wear yoar ruhhers sud o'd hats whe. On,
frcm home you sa1v.
Ard in Nv Enslsnd vii be frosts when fall
With cnld - gresr e AZ you viii want mora fuel
IN your heater.
pertsps ,-e even might have a versa M th,..
] lie lover lake reg nn H. Threatened ,sifb -.
etc Nee England with scattering showers.
Iffre VII 10 Soy b. high Winds "a fhe r,.st
WITH storm an : vsrv f-r hhur.
or GUS l know that some OF thIs i siekiv
when Toft, or instance. ~ compelisd - uss
uruher-elas & the sac Ut rhythm aud baro-
reteT for The s-ke % rhNue, nc asu .lly SIN
Ply n object OF Compassirn. Hat Offer fhesa
merely A. examples. d the Weather bureau
accepts The suggest On ~ ought 20 enFara NJ
lfpgIrli0w srd Mr.. Teuupsnr 2 stay ia tue Oh -.
ard tske watch and watch. working tha renprts
70 vrrte % they come ia. Mr.. rennF.as
cog q make = weather conjecture a. musical a
= nightingale or Rccordcou 90 ne chose % try
dcut Ttotess 70 80 that Kind OF thtng IS NJ
Acsisr'' 20 DoH'urg Nrl-s.
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VALUABLE IMpROvEp pROPERrY oyTgE

VALUABLE IHPROVEp PROPERTY 0STHE
last SIDE OE 9Th SHEET, BscWEEN L
stbEEe AND PUBLIC sQUARE, BEING
NO. 9U9 EORTHN
<N Ca FRIDAY AFTERNOOE, November the
e .Otb, 1874 at ~ O'Clock, In frort OF the prem.
ises, We shali sell Eart Lot 4, I'm square No.
4o3, improved by athree-story frame dwelling, be-
ing No. guy, eaEt side 9h street, between | aud
Public equsre This property being elgiely located
sh MD demand the attention of parties seeking pro-
fit able invt stments.
Terms: ODe-tbird cssh; the balance in three
equal iLsr AILMENTS If y snd Is months, With notes
bearing interest st per cent. per annum, and ss-
cured by a deed Of trust on tno premises. OouveY-
anolGg at cost OF yurehsssr. 9lc0 down When the
novil:td LaTIMER oLEABY, Auc,s.
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TRUSTEESs5LKo IMPROvEDPRDPsRT
ON lO1E STREET hpRTHWEsT, MEAS
PEkksI LYskIA AVENUE
- By vtrIue of decree g the Supreme Court #
PS the Dstrict Of C.luu,bts. passed on the - n
day II Novcmber, lS4, ia tqui ) cause no.
5s5I, the uDdrrsigued UtN offer q sale, ths
rTenl -ee, on SATD ed = Y, he = 9th daY e yem-
Der, lS4 O'Clock, the folio Eing scr0e1 prop
cry: Pert ~ lot IS, iP square Ss3, be2ja1iGg
CltHIce OF IL ttet TsIn the northeast Of said
lot t1eDce sonibwarcly al .ng lOth stseet fe.t;
thence ~ right angle with lJth strsst stVs riy
~ ieet lCs Inches To the -e # said lot thence
nofthNHTdly aleng the rear Iire of said lot fegt:
thence esscWs'dy 90 feet lO5 inches to the place Of
ling.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash aud the remainder
In three equal instailmeuts six, twelve aud sigh-
teen months from he day of ssp tire deferred pay-
Een's to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
bearing inrerest st the rate Uf eight per cent per
al onHl. snd lien upon the premises sald, the
purchaser may pay all cash. II the purchaser fails
70 cCmpli with the terms within seven dsys sitter
The sale the property be resod az his rick and
cest. A oespOsit Of eco viii be required at tae
time OF sale. All convey sC At asers cc5t
JAMES G PAYNE. Trustee.
noyl+dSds LAIIMSR 1LKA8Y, Aucts.
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fE LA1I1Ea g. CLEARl.
- Arotioneers aud Real Estste Brokers,
Son corner OF Penna. avenue and IT'D street
Star O noe BUILDING.

INDISPENSABLE OF VALUABLE improved
PRuRkk1f ON 18TH STREET, BErwEES
L AND STREETS N0RTHWEsr, BEIEG
- By virtue Of 3 deed of trust, dated May Q,
E.t 1866 ana duly recorded jane To- 1855, In liter
A& b. NJ H.. 30. Is, fylio 81, one Of the laud re-
cords II Washington, D. u shalt sell 20 the high
est bdatr. in front Of the nises, at public sze
ON TUESDAY, the 7th day OF November, 1874, al
O'Clock part OF lOt 10, in square no. fronting Is
feet on 18th street west and running beck ls5 feet
- Inch, together vita the improvements thereon.
consisting Of three story frame house.
Terms: One-third cash; balaCce 6 aud IL months,
with Interest AZ per cent and secured by a deed
Of trust on the premises Convey sncipg st coat Of
the purchaser. 50 down ~ time OF sale.
kAILDR. IL Trustee.
poyl0-dts LATIMER CLEART, Aucts
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okef OtuCS buftoinEs
e. In puIsusncs Of a decree Of the surrsms
- kquity cause no asa. Docket II, wherein
kiizsbs.h 8 Lloyd and others are compisinants
ths und.T;lgEsd Trustee appoint, ie said deere,
Ill, OF ,s1 "a EsDAf, the 1S.h day Of November:
p0ec ses,icS Lot No H. IN In sS 9S No. g. f IL
Terms ss prescrfbsd By the scree, are: oss-.hird
sss 81 hiSh $50 VII be required as dspSst &c
ments q six and twelve months with eisat per csnt
interest: Tor which the purchaser vii give his
Trustee. The term. Of sale are 70 be com Piled
within five days. All eenvsysseins ct the cost Of
m nOyi-d LATIsrR CIEsRf. s rSs
by b. n, wABNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker snd Auetioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner7Eh and sts. northwest.
rBUsTEEy SALE OF VERY DssIRABLE
sSsss 81 fAsp wfEa bSsEhIsa SSb
OTH IMPRsysaEsrs,w WITHIN TWO
81 sAsHiaaTos, eF aasY AGJsss Si By
TIE .PIEBOs Mill. ROAD NOsrH oF
MhAsss Or PAkTIts P PksfSfSS "a s SMALL
~ By virtue Of . deed of trust dated une IL. a.
- u; las, and duly recorded in Lioer No. 723:
Washington county, in tho Distriot Of GSIanbis,
end By direction Of the party secured Thereby, We
the s1th asy Of on t5S %
ss. SICK &c M, ell thsl 2scs or parcel Of "a
Columbia, lying on the Bro s1Srs nch rosd, aad de-
seiibfd within the following metes and bjulds.te
sepliDR on the east line Of the Broad rsuch sd
ana at the southwest corner OF said lot thence
ming LOfth seventeen desfees III degrees,D west
tTeuIy eight end thtrty-two hundredths perches,
VIII said esd thence south 70 degrees,
IerChes 20 the cut line Of xsbOlrn's purehsss aud
th I'd line Of tract called New Seat; thence With
satd line reversed s0nth 43 degrees % 81 lOl
perches to the place Of beginning, containing tvs
end one quarter acres Of grOuEd.
Terms. ODe-third cash, asd the halsacs I'm g. IL
and IS months, Tor which the notes of he purchaser,
be srlng interest a. 10 per from the day Of sal
and secured by deed Of trust che property sold,
viii be taken. dep lstt Of 400 will be reln hired at
time r sale. All convey socBg az ths expense IF
the purchaser II the terms OF safe not com
Piled With in 10 days from sac day Of sale the trns
te reserve the right to resell the propert, at the
ri 81 d cCSt OF the defaultiug purchaser, aftar s
days advertisement.
u. P HOLLOWAY,
OLA FRASER,( ifuSSeeS'
uoyT.d J. I. GALD WELL, salesman,
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