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EVENING STAR.
Brigham voung's r.,ertte wife.

lS.Lrsis Gioh,'s Irterrtes ,rt,A Aaa Ehta Tst-, I
how large Is his little family cucirs
lie had nineteen wives until left, s1c forty
Eve children.
How dos he support an Of them"
Well. the mot Of "a m supput Themselves,
Brigham comPels them 20 do IL. For instance .
ne only allows enough 20 each enc % purchase
TIE bare necessities Of life-cAlico dress.s
Women IN Utah have the same pride aud amhl-
ton about their personal appearance that thsy
hsve anywhere else. IL they want anything
better they are compelled 20 take In bosr,der.
or do sewing, or something OF that sort, Thst /,
the way he treats sll Of them but the favOrite
Amelia fulsom. She dresses in silE aud satin
eats at the same table with him and does noth
ing all day. The rest eat IN The same dining
room and they are compelled 30 look on. FulsO.
can.do anything che likes with him.
Itwould be interesting 20 know which OF nina
teen wives was able 70 capture Brigham ana
maintain ascendency over him. How l. she
able Go manage HIM
BY her temper, she has en- Asfu! temper AZ
she can scOld him into anything.
Is she good looking"
No, she IL ugly, and over 10 years Old. Tia,
say am jesiu0s. but that T. not the case
Well, then DO her charms Hs In her intel
leot?
No. amt jeslsrs OF her a bis. She u In.
reverse Of renned--tRdeed, she H. the cosrSe.f
and most vulgar OF AL the wives OF Mr. NOaRs
married Brigham. DON'T like 20 repeat What
~ said OF her all over Salt Lake. She rulas hiru
by her strong will and bad temper.
How does he manage the rest Of his wfvrss
He keeps them AZ = distance and no fanatliar-
ity Is allowed from them. They don't dare 60
speak To him except now and then when NJ ~
extra good natured. Brigham has been a good
deal Of tiirt in his day. There l. no excuse 70,
his meanness toward his wives. because he /.
enormously wealthy.
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|John II. Reagan, who was the postm aster
general Of the southern cOnfederacy, il a can
cidate for the United States Senate from Texas.
81 By aid of a redingOte and SIS blOnds
braids, Ann Eliza is reported to have succeeded
in the lecture field
~1he Hartford Times has invented a new
verb. 1t says that City Treasurer Gage, OF
Chicago, has ''irregulsted' TO the amount OF
500 600.
R-A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, SAYS
that the engineers strike has ended. Such OF
the engineers a. could get employment have
gone TO work. The strikers on the jefferson
vile, Madison and Indianapolis railroad still
hold out, and say they will not work until their
demands are complied with, but trains are run
ming without them.
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DI Il ID /.

F1STER. On Sunday morning, the 9Th instant,
after short illness, JOHN FIsTER, eR., IN the
BE hiss hnish'd his work and gone in peace,
He has fought the battle and won
Oh, bear frem or hi gh IL never will cease,
just man. well done, well done.
Funeral from his late residence, 13d street north,
Tuesday afternoon, at 21S O'Clock. Friends are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
PuRSELL. January 5th, ELF PUR-
SELL, wife Of J. v. b. Pursell
Funeral on Wednesday, (7th.b at .. m, from her
late residence, 405 18Th street southwest.
REYNOLDS. On the morning 81 the Sd Of Jsnu-
AIRY lea, IDA BELLE, wife q Joseph Reynolds,
and daughter OF VIM. and Mary mesds, aged Il
years, IL months and days.
. Funeral from her fathers residence, % @ strsst
southeast, on Tuesday, January 9th 81 0 o'clock D.
N. Friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend.
sTR0BEL. On the 9th instant, az 6 O'Clock y.
M az the residence u his father, CHARLES
AUGUSTUS sTRoBEL, aged twenty-Ons Yeas
end four months.
Funeral sery ices will take place Of No 6I3 vir-
ginis avenue, Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend. 81.
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BRUTALIzISG EFFECT UPON THE TKA,H
The discussion OF the question OF corporal pun
ishment calls TO mind an incident that Occurr-
ed some years ago, when the use OF the rod Wa
entirely orthodox. A teacher endeavOred to
impress upon the minds Of his scholars the fact
that the presence OF distinguished company va.
no excuse for disobedience. and called up boy
for hagellatiOn. The official visitor looked
quietly on, saw the flush deepen on the check
Of the master, and his eve kindle. as the excite
ment turned the administration of Justice into
personal anger over the struggling victim.
When the painful operation was finished, the
committee man said, "Mr. -. / have never
yet proposed or voted for the abolition of cor
poral punishment. II YOU don't want me to do So
never whip another boy when am here to wit
ness the effect upon the whIpper as well As the
VIII ipped.-.SyriEOfsld Union.
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ANTI p RoHIBITIoE.-A "hOtel, landlord
hquor-dealer's association, b" has been formed in
New Hampshire, with Hon. Samuel z. Page OF
Concord, for president, and q vice president
from every county. Their avowed object Is 20
secure the passage of a stringent license law,
with local option, AMI their special detestatiOn
Is the nrese nj nrnhihifnrN law
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Ties and SCarE.

STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS
BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS.
FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS
FANCY SILK WINDSOR SOARFS.
PATTY SILK WINDSOR SCARFs.
BLACK BLK WINDSOR SCARFS
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCARFS
FANCY SILK "TEOK'" SCARFs
BLACK SILK "TECK" SCARFS
PARTY SILK "TECK" SCARFs
PLAIN OOLOR"TECK" SOARFS,
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR sOARFs.
PARTY SILK CHANCELLOR SCARFS.
BLAOh SILK CHANOEL LOR sOhRFS.
FANCY SILK CHANCELLOR SCARFs.
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HEART liU RT.-AmOng the pleasant episode.
which NAV occur In the career 81 a warm heart
ed EngllShman We nav note that OF Mr. q gorge
Henry Nildes a. being Of particular Interest
Having been once married, and not finding his
domestic tie TO his liking. he rudely broke Il by
divorce, and some time there after meeting Nj
Nuttall, fascinating young lady Of % he vas
not slow IN assuring her that he lived for her
alone. Miss Nuttall believed this, and was
happy In the belief, as her darling George tolS
her that he had income OF about seven thOusaua
dollars year. The usual burning epistles wer.
written. Suddenly one tine morning the snitor
met his divorced wife again. wss enchanted ky
her appearance, fell in love with her a second
time, and FASTENED away 10 have the nuptisl
knot retied. Miss Nuttall was duly informed OF
this melancholy proceeding, and she notified
her solicitor, who began an Actien for breach OF
promise against the twice married George and
the jury found that Miss Nuttsll has 50 fferei to
extent of fifteen thousand dollars.
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to IT,,
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot E+4S41-S
Of 6th street, every MONDAY andm61EzEzz1
TUESDAY,, al . D. m, touching at principal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steams bio Of
The M and N: line for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed " care Of Lady Of the
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket ONCE at Knox q
Kxpress once, sos Pennsylv ania avenue
N. h: FITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General gent,
1Ifu Plants Store, corner 18th st. and Pa. ave.
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WHEN L think of the bummers that left
Boston in 1919 to find their fortunes in Califer-
MIA, and then hear Bret Harte call 'em Arge-
nauts," said gentleman after the lecture, "I
must award to Bret the credit OF refining what
ever be touchesD
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MHRoHANTs LINE o. STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

JOHN GIBSON will make regular week A6SS
nniRs between NEW YORK, ALEX: <fkk
AAssDhIAL MAsHIH GTON and@
3EOhGEIOWN, a. fOllows:-LeavaNEW YORK,
from Pier 50 East river, every sATU RDAY at 4
p m, leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY At
m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day ct ~ no.
Az, Iui ~ iniornation apply to b. p. A. DEN HAM
agent, once and wharf So Water street, 0eoree-
soSn, or at the corner Of nth street and New York
avenue, W. THOMPSON, President
rreIkhts delivered by knOx's Express Or
1ers len Al General once, sos Pennsylvania ave-
tended to. ' VIII w bi0ine1 ~
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A MARRIED MAN attempted TO elope with the
young daughter OF a clergyman In a Georgia
town one day last week, but the girls mother,
In the absence of her husband, collected some
OF her lady Deighbors pursued the couple half =
mile, rescued the girl from the carriage, sad
compelled her TO T eturn home,
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A MARRIED WOMAN in Tennessee not long AGO
obtained verdict Of -, 800 damages against her
father for whipping her. Her father appeal ed,
but the supreme court decided against him.
Meanwhile he had transferred his property 10
his remaining two children by deed of gift and
the daughter has now brought suit 20 have the
CONVEYANCE set aside.
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GOV. KRMPBR, of Virginia, in his message 70
the newly assembled legislature OF the state.
makes the cool suggestion that the national
government assume the debt OF Virginia, and
also furnish means 70 educate the freedmen.
ANYTHING elsen-Nurinafsld hmm.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV.

trdlhs Will run as follows.
TRANS LEAVE FOE TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIkURE WASHfNGTON
Lac am, Bait and Nth 8: 4 3 a. m, New York and
-. oeliy, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily,
sos a. M, New Yorkis:23 a. m, Accommoda.
Express, daily, eI. sun tion, daily, ex. Sunday.
s:3s "a. m, daily Accom- tim9re, daiiyp,ex. Sunday
modat1on. 1850 a. m, Fast Line
IL 90 g.. m, Fast Line from West and North,
West, daily, eX Sunday daily.
I;l3 p. N, New York 30 p. m, Accommods
EXP. daily, eX. Sunday ton, daily, eN. Sunday
1913 Baltimore e. press, 5: Il 3 m, n Y.Express
daily, ex. Sunday. daily, ex Sunday
$50 p m. Cincinnati and 5 a 8 D. m, AccoInmods-
Southwest, daily, except ton, except Sunday.
c sunday. $50 D. m, daily, from
t:4O p m, Accommods- Baltimore, daily from
ton, daily, ex. Sunday West and North.
COS p. m, daily, Newlll:Os D. m, Southern
York Night Express EXP, daily, ex sunday.
s:3s p; m, Pacific Elk IL % D. m, New York
Trains leaving Washington at SIS a. m. and
$50 D m, connect at Bowie with trains for M ar-
boro', leaving Bowie at 10 a. IA , and $40 D m ,
arriving at Marlboro at lilo a. m, and 5 100
p. m.
Trains leaving Washington at SOB aud s:28 a. m
and $50 D. m. connect al 0denton with tr aims for
Annapolis.
Trains arriving at Washington at 1888 a. m
and $50 .. m connect at Bowie with trains leay-
ing Marlboro at $40 q. m, and $3.50 p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Office
avenue northwest cor 9th street and PeRnsylva-
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences all points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west, and southwest
X. l.. DUBARRY, General Supr.
4. 3. YOUNG, Gent Passr Agent. jy2l-h
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HoNoRs are being showered thick and fast
upon the blushing proprietor Of the Boston
Herald, Mr. Il. NJ. Pulsifer. Newton, the city OF
his residence, lately elected him an alderman
and now the governor has made MIN q justice
of the peac0.
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A Cool CUsToNRR.-A man sauntered in 20
one of our apothecsry shops the other morning
and after spending = few moments look ne in %
the Showcases, and turning a piece OF toltb-
pick several times in his mouth startled tie
clerk with the question.
Whats good TO cure poisoning
"What kind Of poisoning" said the CLERK
"Wen, laudanum poisoning" Saws the
stranger. "Nou see the old woman took a
couple OF teaspOonfuls OF landAnum An hinder
thought I'd better drop in TO a pill-shop ana see
what's good for her" An this is a drawing
law voice,
Here. John" shouted the clerk, "put IN a
strong emetic as quick as you can, and YOU r.
take II home, give IL TO your wife, follow IL up
with strong coffee and call q doctor"
"A doctor" says the man taking his medicine.
"she don't waste no money on do-'8rs not n I
know it.'-I'ortldnd Me- Adrsr'iser
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DENNSYLvANIAA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

pENNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
TO BALLTIM9REn
NEW YORK,
AMI ALL foiNTS sT Ia rhE NEW ENGLAND
Through BETWEEN WASHING TON
WITH6UTn cH1SG 4 sV II CARS.
pment on this line is new and Of the mo
fULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DA Y TRAIN
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
MONT TRAINS.
THREE TRAINS DAiIY YO SExoE .P SUNDAY
rom I snd run over Air Line leaving
Potomac rsrOsd northeast corner co Of sth and
FAST LINE, leave W ashington sos a. m. daily
Leave Baltimore at sI5 q. N. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at 1852 p. m. daily,
Arrive at New York at 4:2S p. m. daily, except
RICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington at
l;lS p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at 2:33 D. n. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at :Os p m. daily, e1.
Arrive at New York at 1o:1op. m. daily, except
night EXPRESS, leave W ashinstOn at sos
Leave Baltimore a. lo:45 D. m, daily.
Leave West Phisdelphis at a:5o q. m. daily.
TRAINS RETURNING.
s aTs ss4Iss at 30Tt
Arrive at Washington at 1 :Os D. m.
NtgM Express, leave New York at y D. m.
Arrive at Washington at 81 3 q. m.
Connections made in New York with steamers
on Sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail-
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
rare as low rs by any other route.
baggage called for and checked ct hotels and pri-
re;idsnces on at the following offices,
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna ave north
east corner 9Th street and Penna ave.; PasseR ger
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 6tb
and streets ED 8 YOUNG.
Jy24-r General Passenger Agent,
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
FHlhAnELPhIAiA ALEXANDRIA, Va, "

IssTOS AsD aEoBGEToWS, D. @.
- SAILING DAYS.
IRON rteI :, North Wharye. Phil
TRBSh a'S, ,s WEDNESDAY and SAT EssaakE
From ~ Water street. GEORGETOWN. IN n rurs
pAI and SATURDAY at 1oa. m. ~
, This line connects At Philadelphia with aUvsa,.
Iron Line" Of steamers for Providence, Boston ana
New England States. No wharfage in Doston by
thIs line q. y. HYDE, gent fer D. OF o.
Eh. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia
". A. REID, Alexsndrfa, va
WALDO A. PEA KCE, So Con grv a street Bostoa
- fTeishts delivered By Knc IS Express. Or
osts len a. General Once, sos fcnnsyf wanna ave-
tended to. VIII 70 PfomSsp ~
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SALEA 4E af PART 3F TIE WASHINGTON

NV. 80 ftu stEoots OctNeeu VI huu u sLss
GALE OF PART OF THE WASHINGTON
~ AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD,
On MONDAY, the 9th day of January, 1874,
between the hours of 8 and p. m, the Board of
Public Works Of the District Of Columbia, at the
REQUEST Of the holder of Certificate number 3,s5l
bearing date September 26th, 1884, for the sun Of
9ll $40 6Ol00, with interest thereon at the rate Of
ten per centum per annum, will sell at public auc-
ton, in front of the Columbia Building, on a.
street, between Pennsylv ania avenue and street,
IN the city of Washington, to the highest bidder all
that part OF the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road which is located and exists On Pennsylvania
18th street and Rock Greek northwest.
The said Certificate having been issued agreeably
70 assessments made by said board against said road
Tor improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid named in accordance
with an act OF the Congress of the United States,
entitled An act to provide government for the
Dlstrlct OF Columbia" approved the 2lst day of
February, ISL, and an act of the Legislative As
sembly Of the District of Columbia, entitled "An
act prescribing the mode of assessment for special
improvements and providing for the collection
thereof" approved August 10, 1871. The cost and
expenses Of the sale will be included In addition to
the amount of the Certificate, and the interest
have the right to redeem the within two years
from the date OF sale, by paying the of pur-
chase money, with twenty per centum per annum
thereon.
the Governor and countersigned by the Secretary
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF OLUSS,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board of Public Works of the District Of Columbia
Washington, d. e., Dec. 8th, 1873. dec5-td
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NICE ss. TI Ess,s RFoSsS co. .a ,,c,oD.,r
63l 4 street, under Second National BaRk.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOwE, ID. O.


REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, ID. o
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 2lst,
A ID. 1869, and recorded in Liber and X, No
xvl5, folio Is, &C, one sf the land records for
Washington county, ID: q and by the direction OF
ton, in front Of the premise on TB RsDAY, the
10Th day of January, A. d. 1874, at O'Clock D. m /,
and one hundred and sixteen llsl, in Beatty and
of Columbia, together with all the improvements
thereon, consisting Of FIRST class residence in the
upper part Of Georgetown.
This property will be sold subject to prior deed
Of trust, Of which statement will be exhibited
the sale.
Terms Of sale: $500 in cash, Of which $500 must
be paid at sale; the deferred payments Be paid In
6, L. and Is months. with interest ct ten per cent
per snnum from day Of sale, secured BY deed Of trust
and insurance TO- the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Terms Of sale T. be fully complied with within SIX
de-, after day Of SALE otherwise the trustee
the right to resell the pro- erty. after week b
cenvsyancing ct the purchasers cost.
E.hcB. T Nm si TAk o. IT R.sss.
decSi-eo&ds tGeorgetown Courier
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ny B. b. wARNER,
No. 1873 It'll street, between g and b.
sALE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN RAiLRaAn

y AND GE6RdETowa RAfLRsAp.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1874,
BETWEEN SHS;e the hour, Of and MI the Board Of
request OF the holder Of certificate number 5 sSU,
bearing date Of September ID, 1874 for the sum Of
S7660, with interest thereon the rate of ten per
centum per annum, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the Columbia Buildings, ~ street, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street. In the city
Of Warrington, to the highest bidder, all that part
OF the Warrington and GEORGETOWN RAilroad which
lie located and exists on New York avenue, in the
said city Of Washington, between 18th and 18th
The said certificate having been issued agresabIy
for improvements adJeining the line thereof be-
an act Of the Congress Of the United States entitled
An act to provide government for the District of
Columbia, approx ed the 1lst day Of February, 1871,
and an act Of the Legislative Assembly of the Dis
rict Of Columbia, entitled IAN act prescribing the
mode OF assossments for special Improvement and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
August 10, 1871 The cost and expenses Of the sale
viii be included in addition to the amount Of the
certificate ana the interest thereon, and the owner
the within two years from the date Of sale BY
per centum per annum thereon.
The purchaser win be entitled 70 deed given by
the Governor and, ountersigned By the secretary
Of the District. ALEX. B. eHEPHERD.
81. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MA0RUDER
ADOLF OLUBS,
JOHN BLAKE,
Beard OF Public WORKS of the District Of Columbia.
washington, d. u, December 9Th, 1873. does
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ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and strests.
STREET SOUTHEAST, JINGLE PLACE"
SATURDAY, January 10th, ct 9 O'Clock y. m ;,
IN font Of the Rrenisss shs desirsos SrSpsrty
rooms, with hot and cold water, gas, range and
lstrobe stoves, and all modern improve ments. The
terms Of payment will be aupounced at the opening
Of sale. GREEN WILLIAMS,
decu1 Auotioneerr
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
1873 Seventh street, between g and II.
GALE OF PART OF THE WASHINGTON
~ AND 9E0RGETOWN RAILROAD.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1874,
between the hours of and p. m the Board
request Of the holder Of certificate number s,Gs,
bearing date August 18th, 1872, for the sum Of
81 068 %, with interest thereon at the rate of ten
per centun per snnum, will sell at public auction
in front of the Columbia Building, ~ street,
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street, ia the said
city Of Washington, to the highest bidder all that
part OF the Washington and Georgetown railroad
which LOCATED and exists on 7th street west in the
saia city OF Arlington, between the Potomac river
The said certificate having besn issued agreesbly
70 assessments made by said Board against said rosd
for improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid, made in accordance with
an act Of the Congress OF the United States, entitled
Coumbia, approved the 2lst day of February 1871,
and an act of the Legislative Assembly of the Dis,
trct OF Columbia, entitled An act prescribing the
mode Of assessments for special improvements, and
August 10, 1871. The cost and expenses of the sale
will be included in addition to the amount Of the
certificate, and the interest thereon, and the owner
Of the saie property will have the right TO redeem
the same within two years from the date Of sale. by
paying the amount Of purchase money, with twenty
The purchaser will be entitled to deed given by
the Governor and ceuntereigned BY the Secretary
the District. ALEX: b. SHEPHERD,
q: WILLARD,
JAMES A. MA6RUDER,
ADOLF OLUSs,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board Of Public Works Of the District OF Columbia
WELLINGTON, ID. o.. December 8th, 1873. dec5-td
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by J. SWEET.
u Real Estate Broker and AuctioReer,
No. oil 9TH street, opposite U s. Post once

10y X. J. SWEET.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioaeer,
No. OIL 9TH street, opposite U 5. Post once.
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN THE
SAAMTMADk sQuAREs NO. gao, NEAR THE
- By vIrtHe of a deed Of trust, dated October
U% lst, A. ID. lS2, and recorded in Ltber No 69I,
- folio 400, &c, Of the Land Records for Wash.
lngton county, ID. and by the written direction
OF the parties secured thereby, the undersigned will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
VEL kSDAY, 4th day Of January, A. ID 1874, at
- O'Clock p. m all of Lots No. j. as, g. 8. = s,
y 10, 4S, ~ As IS. AZ, As, 49, 50, 81, 50, So 50 S. S. 81
So 49, 90 Oh 81, 63, 81, 65 66, o. g. TO- n H. Is
a. 75 I6, ", Is 49, 80, 81 81, So, "a, IS, S. 81 IS So
60 81, S2 49, 81, IS, So, 81, aud %, in Chapman ENley
Richards subdivision of square numbered two
hundred and forty (240), in the SAID city Of Wash.
iDgton, with all the Improvements thereon.
This property will be sold sub ject TO prior deed
OF trust, statement Of which will be exhibited at
tn e sale.
This sale Will afford an opportunity for a first
class investment in Beal Estate in this city.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, of which $50
must be paid on each Lot; the deferred payments
to be made in six and twelve months, with interest
at per cent. per annUm and secured BY deeds of
trust to the satisfaction OF the trustees. IL the
terms Of sale are not complied with within five DAYS
after day Of sae, the trustees the right 10
resell the property, after weeks notice, at the
risk and cost OF first purchaser. Ali convey ancing
VIM. II. WARD, lr
dec2e-eo6ds Z. J. SWEET, Auct.