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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

Ct The late Rev. Mr.. Herrick,
Of Worthington, Mass, collected his
own salary, for which every voter in
the town was assessed, and, calling
On Mr.. D., the blacksmith, one day,
he said:
81 nave small bill against YOU"
s:And for what?"
"For preaching
"For preaching" said D. Il have
heard none Of your preaching"
"The fault is your own said Mr.
H. 'The doors have been open, and
you might have come in
Not long after, as Dir. II. was one
day passing the blacksmith shop
Mr.. D., haiIing him, said:
- have q small bill against YOU
"And for wilat!"
"For shoeiug your horse
'sFor shoeing my horse? | hay
| had no horse shod here"
''The fault is your own reptile
Mr.. D. 'The doors have been opel
and YOU might have come in
Mr.. H. paid the bill.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02
Death Ut the Original arkansas
Traveller

Colonel Faulkner was born in
Georgetown, Scott county, Kentucky,
March 3, 1903, and was7l years of age
at the tine of his death. He came to
Arkansas III 1923, and settled in Chicot
county, Oh the Mississippi river, as a
cotton planter. The wife of the de-
ceased passed away before him, in
June, 1871. His family consisted Of
four children, two SONS and two ,langh
tiers. On the goth of July Colonel
Faulkner was baptized by Rev. I. B.
Lee, and with God before MIN, his
death was easy.
1t is well known throug bout the
South west that Colonel Faulkner was
the original personatcr OF the "Arkan-
sas Traveller" and it was his pride to
be~ known lis sach. The story, it is
said, was founded on little incident
which occurred in the campaign OF
1910, when he made the tour Of the
State in company with the Hon. A. Il.
Sever, Governor Fulton, Chester Ash
lev aud Governor Yell. One day, in
the BnStou mountains, the party ap'
preached Il Squattel's, tor reformation
of Che ronty, ard Colonel rs tHdyH wa:
made Spokesman Of ,l.e con- pany, an,
it was upon his Witty res >onses ths
tune and story were f,unded.
On t},e rctnrn to Little Rock, ;
grand banquet WAS given in tho ia
NOUS "bAr-.oom' which used to stant
near tho Anthony House, and Colone
SANDY" was called OF 10 play tn
tune and tell the story. Af5erward
grew in popularity. Wheu nc ouose
iquently went to New Orleans, the tun
! Of the "Ayliansas Traveller" had gon
before him, and at a banquet, ami
clicking glasses and brilliant toasts, b
was handed violin by the then Gov
ernos of Louisiana, and requested t
favor them with the fuvorite Arkansa
tune. At the old St. Charles Hotel
special room WAS devoted to his use
bearing in gilt letters over the doc
4 "Arkansas Traveier.0
During the war between the State
Colonel Faulkner was captain OF ore
nance at the arsenal in this city, mt
- the place was abandoned to the tedt
!. rails. From here he went to lyle
Texas, where he still held the positic
of ordauce officer. At the close OF Il
= war he was at Marshall, Texas, bnt r.
NJ turned to this city. He was compl
mentcd at tho first term OF the eHistli
~ Legislature by the nan'i". after him
the new county OF taulkner.
/ At the converting Of the present col
stitutional convention he was eltct'
Il doovIeeper, which position, toset'
~ with that Of magistrate for Pulas
r. county, he held at the time OF Il
Sc DEATH Little Rock Gazette.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

E@ What can be more startling,
asks the Washington Star, to see q
delicate and fascinating young lady,
with long train, suddenly turn
around, without giving the unsus-
pecting indivual behind her any
warning whatever, gently stoop,
reach back with her right foot and
kick desperately. She is going
across the street, and is merely
switching off her train in new
direction.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

T%es~ " hen Congress meets again,
some members who is opposed TO
stealing should institute al inquiry
into the facts connected with the set
Element Of c. ". Lowell's defalcation
as Postmaster in New Orleans, Lo-
well was one Of the most prominent
of the conspirators engaged IN the
overthrow Of the constitutional gov
eminent of Louisiana. 1t was Lo-
well who gave out the tickets OF adj
mission to delegates faithtul to the
Custom-House clique, and TO them
only, on the occasion Of the celebra-
ted Republican Convention which
was regulated by Gatin guns and I.
5. troops. When lie left the Post
Office he was a defaulter to large
amount-it was currently reported
at the time as at least %20, eco or$3O,.
OOO-and though he had sureties fol
800, 900, his accounts have been set.
tied by the Post Office Department
or rather his Indebtedness has beer
tcompromised by the payment o
$1,000. TO be sure Lowell is apron
inent politician, and his exploit il
getting away with SO 9Euch money 81
endcared him to the Republicans o
louisiana that they afterwards mad
him Speaker of one branch Of thei
Legislature, and he may he in favo
of q third term. But all this vii
hardly be accepted by the people a
anordiDg sufficient reason for CON
promising II dedication when th
! Government WAC secure against los'
: ~. j. Sun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

f@ Longfellow, the poet, eats
raw beet, chopped fine, and seasoned
with sait and pepper.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02
kH This is how it happened in
Missouri:

Southwest Missouri:
He found rope and picked it up,
And with it walked away.
1t happened that to t'other end
A horse was hitched, they say.
They found tree, anG tied the ropc
Unto swinging limb.
1t happened that the other end
Was somehow hitched to him.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

EE A western post master
writes to the postmaster general
chat hell viii be full Of country post
masters before long if they do not
gatn,orc pay tban is allowed ibis OF
liee:ss
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02
ALEXANDRIA.

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PRICE,. --------..-----,sIAC CENTS
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T. GRAVITY. Marshall and Collector
A. HILTON. Comptroller and Sec'ry
3. {. DUKE, Treasurer
:. CULLEN, W hnTGngNr
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

! Let me taste your cosy lips,
Made for kis$ing-let me kiss you.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
C0RCoRAE SQUARE MARKET
FURTHER MEETINGO OF THEOOMNITTEE
!. L GLLIls. II2I.ILln-s 4

FURTHER MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE
Liberal SUBSCRIPTIONS MADE
The subcommittee Of fifteen Of the Oorcorsn
square market met Saturday 70 hear the report
of the committee to solicit subscriptions.
The meeting was called 20 order by Mr.. Lemon,
and Mr.. J. Q. Parker acted as secretary.
Mr. S. Wheatley reported s4,5OO on his sub,
Goripuon list thus far; Mr.. Parker, $4,1OO; E. q.
Dom, $50; A. Gleason stated that he would head
his list with 5000; Mr.. o. B. S. Wall reported
el,OOO: W. H. Wylie, ESQ; ". H. Hoover and
1Oseph Weyrick reported q, 100. Tie lists handed
in footed up nearly "a 0 and some Of the largest
prOpert y-hOlderS had not been waited on as yet.
This was regarded as very encouraging showing,
and the members present expressed their deter
minatiOn to renew their efforts.
Mr.. Lewis, the contractor for the building Of the
market, stated, in response to an inquiry from
Mr.. FenWisk, that he was unwilling 70 risk any
more; the District owed him enough. While he
regarded the subscribers as good men, he would
not like to undertake the work unless there were
one or two men-respOnsible-tO handle the
money.
The chairman stated that It was in contempla-
tion, when the subscriptions were all In, for the
subscribers TO appoint some one or two who would
attend TO collecting and handling the money.
Mr.. FenEick said the fact that over S23, 900 had
been subscribed in one day was an evidence that
the people meant business, and It only remained
for Mr.. Lewis TO show disposition TO work 70 ia
duce the people to subscribe the whole amount
Immediately.
After some discussion as to the authority of the
market commission and contractor, It was decided
20 hold meeting at an early day next week 70
elect treasurer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
ONE MORE OUTRAGE IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY

Prince Georges county, Nd, was, On Thur.
day last the scene Of another dSstardly outrage.
A eolored MAJ named Lubsy Oakley met 4 IIttIS
white girl named Mary Brown, living at Hunting
ton, on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, on
the highway, and In sight Of the village, OUTRAGED
her person. Tho child FASTENED homo and IN
formed her father, Who accompanied Py the
netghbors, and with weapons chased the tend V
Ene WOODS where be was soon able 70 conceal
nlmselt. On Friday afternoon Mr.. Joshua ].
OlaTkr residing at Huntington, discovered Oakley
On Pennsylyania avenue bet Heen Sixth and
5eFenth streets and at once reported the facts 10
OmoeI John ]. GOrRan, who was near BY When
the otncer started toward him Oakey ran into
kennedy's hardware store, but before be could
pass through German had him by the collar and
TOOK him to the Police Court, where the necessary
papers were made out for his committsl 10 fail 10
await reQutsitiOn from the MARYLAND auth6ritieg
He tells several stories about the matter, but de-
ei9res thsL ne only held the girl by the hand to
ask her who her parents were and that he md
no intention TO outrage her person. He rs OF
medium size copper colored, and has several bare
places on his head, where the hair appeal 10
have been shaver OF. " "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
10 USE OFHL-FAME BROKEN Up
ALL THE INMATES ARRESTED.


Early yesterday morning Sergeant Acton and
Omcers Daily and Sutton made a raid on q house
Of NI-fame on Z, between ThiEteenth and Thlr.
teen-and-a-half streets, and arrested the inmates
Eho were taken 10 the Hotel de Skippon. where
they were registered by head-clerk ctyHtbran AZ
Rlnnle Bates, ate Thomas Kate Westtord,
Kat Kate Gardner and MOllie Wilson. The charge
fTst-named, and the rest were held FOR disoTjeTIS
conduct. Theothcers exercise admirable forbeaf-
ance in regard 70 arresting the inmates OF some
csiVing repeated warnings to desist from their
dIsOrderly conduct that they are taken into eus.
tOdy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Lovers Of sport in our city will have . chance
to witness some hrSt-olass pigeon shooting on
champion shot Of the country, Will undertake to
kill any birds IA eight minutes. He win else
shoot Bt ffty doubles on Q wager that be Will Kill
more than MesGrs. Derrick and Ferguson do,
sn0otlng ~ a1gtes Inc Sontest VIII LSHe Pi ~
Goth instant. Captain BogRrdus comes here on
invitation Of the Sportsmen'G Club, and viii be
their guest. So It Will be seen there is some lie
in this organization.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
POLICE COURT NEWS.
SATURDAYS WORK IN THE COURT o
-


SMALL GRIMES,
Justice KssbS Issued warrant for the arrest
Of David Murphy charging him With having
uttered two forged notes OF hand, eaoh OF the
value Of one hundred and twenty-five dollarI
purportlnE to DO made and signed BY DR.. A, s.
Lincoln, Of this city. On Saturday morning
United states Attorney OlusS stated 70 the court
that owing 10 the arrest and detention OF q sec.
ond party 70 the crime In Philadelphia he desired
9 continuance Of the case. The request Wai
granted.
JOHN eREEN,
a white boy, was Rrraigned upon the charge OIL
Of having violently assaulted an old c0lored man
by the name OF Crook. II appears that the old
man was passing up q street northwest, when he
came suddenly upon mob Of boys who were en-
gagged IN Q furious stone tight. While he was at
Tempting 70 get out Of their way several Of the
riotouS gang set upon him, WoundinR him with
stones and ether missiles in o dangerous manner.
During the melee John Green hurled O large
rock, which caught Mr.. Crook near the temple,
causing q serious and painful wound. He was
fined t25 and costs. VIM. Toomey and Michael
Farrell, charged with the larceny Of three boxes
Of cigars valued ct fl6.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
DY b. H. WARNER, .- D..
- Real Estate Broker and Aucti0neeF,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and stS.N.W.

ID Real Estate Broker ana AuctioneeF,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and stS.N.W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TYo-sToRY AND
MANSARD R00F FRAME RESIDENCE,
WITH RI, GRQUN9s ATTACHEDl, on OAK
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April q, A. D.
j7L and duly recorded In Lber No. ESQ, folio 81,
one OF the Land Records for Washington county,
the party secured thereby, we Will sell az public
auction. In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
pees or psrs Of TUsnd n WsshSE
Viz: Parts Of lots nGmseSed dfiy:dysS, "a dfty!.
saSaSisIoa OF Mount Fisssaht, C. SO9menoinS at
point on the south end Of lot ftY-nYe, Cbl ten (o
bet from the southwest corner or said lot, and
hfty-Ave (5i) two hundred and seventy (EOl feeti
thence west parallel with the south line oflos any
ETs !SS) , h1dt5Sy-six, &C. and afty-ssysn G, enc
west line OF lot nfty-Seyen (57) two hundred and
seventy (27o feet TO point on the sonth end Of lot
1fty-seysn tl ten liol feet east q the southwest
the south line Of lots ffly-Seven, 81. hffy-six,
CSC, and hfty-hVe, (S g the place OF beEinn ng;
feet Of ground, together with the improvements,
Terms. One third IN cash; and the balance at
which lnstallments the purchaser viii be required
to give his promissory notes. bearing interest a. the
rate Of ten tlO) per cent. per snnum the day Of
and premises sold. A deposit Of % Tili Be re-
quired At time OF sale; and all eonVeyancinE At the
expense q the purchaser. II terms q sale are
serve the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the aetAultlng purchaser aIter nVe
SS-k. plat OF the property can be seen At the
ONCE % 'Hs WM If'ia isTIoKNEY, lr-,,,..,
GEORGE II. PLANT, .!
auI1-TuThS&ds Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

BY virtue ofa deed Of trust, dated April n A. D,
18Th duly recorded in Libsr No a. folo pa one Oh
ne Land Tee9Ihs for WashIngtop county, In the
party secured thereby, we will sell al public alc-
lion, In front Of the premises, on THURSDAY
September II, Is7L At 6:sO O'Clock D. m. an thoss
certain pieces or parcels q ground sltuato IN me
county OF WASHINGTON, d. @, known and d.
scrI6ed as parts q lots numbered arty-sII, CSs,J
hfty-seven, (z,) and eighy-ve, (A of S. P. Brown
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, being all hat por-
ton Of said lots not heretofor conveyed to US;
also, all oflots hfty-nlne and one half (S) sixty
two, (6 Seyenty-six, C6,) and eighiyfOnr OF said
8. p, Browns subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, con-
timing in all one hundred thousand ave hundred
and seVenty-four QOc, SD feet Of ground.
Terms; One third in cash; balance at twelve,
tventy-fOur and thrty-siX months, for which IN
stallments the purChAser will be required to give
his promissoTy notes bearing interest at the rate o.
ten per cent per annum rom the day or sale; ane
secured byn deed Of trust on the property sold.
deposit OF $3.50 Will be reqlr at time OF sale and
all conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser.
II terms OF sile are not complied with IN seven
days, the trustees reserve the right to Tp-ell The
property at the risk and cost Of the defluling pur
chaser after i've days advertisement.
plat Of the property can be seen at the once Of
WILLIAM sTICKNEY, l,,-,,....,
GEORGE II. PLANT, (A'uS'oeS'
au11-TuThS&d5 j. T, GOODWILL, salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
RY d. H. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings. corner seventh and SITS. W.

Trust les, SALE OF BEAUTIFUL sUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated March II, A. D.
ll2 duly recorded in Ltber No. 67 folio Is, one Of
the land records for Washington county, in the
District OF Columbia, and OF the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell, at public auc
ton, IN front or the premises, commencing on
THURSDAY, September II, 1874, at & O'Clock p. m,
the following described gal estate; situate IN
numbered flrtv-fo1r (+LJ foriy-aTe Cl5.J forty
six 60 sxty-eight (6s,) sixty-nine Cs9,l seven
ty 60 seYenty-one % seyenty-two CD sew
enty-nln9 G9,) seyenty-teyen lH,) seventy
eLg6t as eighty tsol eighty-9ne o. eighSy;sxO
Pleasant.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at twelve
and twenty-fOur mouths, for watch tnstallments
the purchaser Will be required to give his prOml5-
sorry nOles, bearing at the rate Of ten per
cent. per Annum fIom the day Of sale, and secured
by deed OF trust on the land and preml es said.
deposit OF q Will be required of the purchaser
at the time Of sale, and all conyeyancing st the
pense Of tho purchaser. II the Terms Of sale are
not compiled with In seven days, the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the property a. the risk
DAYS advertisement.
< plat Of t5p property can be seen at the OHcs of
'Hs ~U' WILLIAM sTIcKNEY. lr-,-...,
GEORGE II. PLANT, ifus'ee''
J. II. COL.DWEII. saleaman-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
AUCTION SALES.
FafnTo DSSS.
RY WASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auet.,
No, ioOi northwest corner Tenth and ID GtrBots.


TRusTEEs, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO.
sfosY B9l cK, DMEL 81 Sg4 on THE EAST
REV YoEK EyEsSShItEE N6k REHH$ k E5E l AMI
by virtue o. deed 81 truS,i dated JuneA A; d.
lsa ARd roeordsd In Llber No, W, folio lSA &e.,
9ne o. thg land Sssorda for Washington eouHty,
the written Ieguest OF the party secured thereby,
vii! sell, on TUESDAY, the hrst day OF septsmbe.,
A. ID. it, at O'Clock p. m, In front Of The prem
l,es Al that eertA place Or parcel Of land known
square numbrrsd four Sundrea and tRrss. teS,j in
the city OF Washington and District OF Columbia,
ginning fgr TIE same at TIE southwest corner OF
SAD ,ot, on Ninth street, and running thence east
the line or said alley tWenty-Sl1 frek thsnce yest
20 Ninth street ninety-ole feot ten Inches, thencs
south twenty-six feet to the place Oh beEinuinE
Termsi Two thousand dolirI t52 oool In cash; bal
ance In one two, three and four yoars sec red by
deed OF trust the property, With lntsrast Al L
per cent. per annum, payable semi Or an
cash, at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit 81
ESQ., will be rsqurcd on day q sale, aad terms Of
sac must be comp 70 With In i've days, or the tFus-
tees reserve the right 70 resell at the rsk and cost
Of the ceiAultlng purchaSeI.
DANIEL 4 oAHILL, IIass'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
PROPOSALS.


TMPRoVEMENT OF WARRINGTON AND
L oEoRaE1oTE E4 ksaSHssI "a SS q;
proS %As.ss *, 9S.d p aEVSI ~;
moo q ERibxY EuSasfi y, W. "a and opened I'm!
Blank fSrns, sps;ilestions, Ss.,, gan ss bad on
'P sSusisds 70 'ni' once U. oE fSEias1r
PRoP9s,iA1LISs FOR ,wRouaAL AND CAST
FSicT 81 GotTaBi1. ." JAIL Oi''
O'TI0I o. T s2SasTEsIbbG aF AARGPIIESST
WARRINGTON. ID. o., August, 1874. }
WROUGHT AND oAsT-IRoN WORK.
until q m. q The ots Day Of Angus, i11 Tor T:
nishp delivering, httlng, aRd putting IN place
iSs DrswIs, dsscf Ssd IN Tie sbseiSsStioa. md
called fSs in tis sch dale consisting o. he Cat
oasi:iI9n Ceilinss fF Eou5th-ter Cell, and Cor
an Grating Doors, So. In warden okesS, Chapel
Wing, and Basement, 40.
dule may De lad on application a. this ofee.
Al sesh lding reqafr d BY the eontrastoTs to put
ment free OF charge, but will be erected By the con-
FrSps;als will be made by the piece superficial or
Or weight foE the various items Of work
The whole Of the wroIght and CAss-iron work
must be dsIiysred as rtpidy A. may ee called ior ~
the EulainE. namely, the inches and yentil4tlns
hues for the south prison wing for yhleh ~ y 6e
and the single nues within four weeks from date Of
cells and double rues within six weeks from same
dAte the niohes tor thrd-tier cells and triple nues
within eight weeks from same d4tei and ths inches
Tor fourth tier cells and quadruple hnes within ten
weeks from same date. Also cast-iron ceilings for
cells and iron for ceilings Of main prison
fof south wing within eleven wceksfrom same date.
The inches, dues, ceilings, and corrugneed Iron
for the north wing may not be required until next
summer, and need not therefore be made by the
door frames, &c.. for centre wings will be required
within eleven weeks from date Of acceptance ofpro-
Payments VIII bs made monthly, deducti1E 10 per
cent, Unit. the maj completion Of the cOntrlct.
All biis must be accompanied by penal bond OF
two responsible persons, in tine sum Of four thou
sand dollars. (s4J0 that the bidder will accept aud
perform the contract II awarded him, the suciency
or the SECURITY 70 be certified by the United StStes
Judge, Clerk Of the United States Court the Dis
triet Attorney OF the District wherein he resides
The Department. reserves the right to reject an9
all bids If Il be deemed for the Interest Of the Gov
ernment to do so. or to order more or less OF any
item at the same rate proposed In tile Schedule at its
Every bii must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this once, and must conf form In every
respect to the requirements Of this advertisement,
or 70 will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not Themselves engaged in the manufacture or
Wrought and Cast-irol work, and VINO nave not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals will be enC.O ed in 4 sealed envelope,
endorsed IBID for Wrought sn1 CAst-irOn Work
for New JAIL District of Columb a. " and addrs ssed
to A. B. MULLETT,
au7-l2t Supervising Architect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
TRUsIEEssf q sh 15ES 2 ~ 81 ~ -

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
4 cHARIEs COUNTY, MAINLAND.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circait coprt for
WEDFfsD4Y, the lsth day Of August next, ~
Nfsetnoon, at Ia Plata Station, on the BAitImoTe
and Potomac RAILROAD, all thai pieca OF parcel OF
Nail Z. senmes died seized and possessed. =
fhs aPovg LAMP eomprises mail farm Of some
enc hundred and seyentY-nvo acres, About q mile
aoova Ia Plata within quarter OF mile OF the
railroad. TIE latger part In wood from which con-
good soil, and having upon Il q small dwelling.
Terms o. eale ~ tps decree-One third Of the par-
it9ments IN one and two years, with Interest from
ealf, 70 oe secured by the bOndb Of the purchaser
the payment Of which be is authorized to duly con-
lY1S-d1dI JOIN w. MTCHkLL, Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
auIs-wFMEds sales
hXILEInLEn 4 n . ID -

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, FRONTING ON E STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearIng date on the
18th day of October 1870, and recon ded in Libsr No.
ca, folio DO, ct seq, Of he land records Of WASH
ington county, ID. G., the undersigned, trush Is in
said Iced mentioned. Will sell at public sale in front
OF the premises, on FRIDAY, 9TH day OF An
gust 1874, at o'clock d. IN, all those ptrces or
parcels OF ground, lying or being situate in tie sal
city and District, and known and being all Of lot
beginning for said part OF lot No. - st the north
west corner OF said lot and running thence due east
along tie north line OF said lot twenty-four feet
two Inches, "a n. In, thence south (2l twenty
feet three (3l inches, thence west twentyfour ca
feet two ( inches to the west line Of lot and thence
north along said west line to the place Of begin
Ming, together with all the appurtsnancss thereto
Terms Of sale: One afth cash, and the balance In
SIX, twelve, lghteen and twenty-fohr months with
interest at rate OF seven per the day OF
sale, to be secured by deed OF trust the prem
ises. A deposit Of $40 will be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time OF sale. II said terms are not
complied with In Eve days from day OF sale, the
property will be resold at the risk aud expense OF
the defsulLinF purchaser. AL eonyeyAncing at the
RICHARD WALLACE, r-,,.aa.
NOBLE D. LARNER, ttussees'
LATIMER CLEARY,
tY24-d&ds AuctioneerS.
A%THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, the 70 day OF August, 1874
RICHARD WALLACE, l7,-,..o.,
NOBLE d. LARNER,
LAFlhER CLEARLY,
Gu7-F, A,W&dS AucttOHeers.