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feelings, and inytel Ills attendance to tho Armo-
~. Tho prospective practitioner accepted tho
invitation, aud will recount to Boytlon this morh-
ing tho particulars Of tho ofTonBe.
A roal oHtato agent nhmol q. ". paront wna
brought bofore Juatico i1ainos Thursday,
charged by John +. Colfman with having aofd
him p}eoo Of land which ho Ind already
transferred to anotlor party, receiving
consideration on both Bidos. Tho Justice
hold defendant In 81 900 bonds and continued tho
esso. y MYostorlay tho sam, samo rarty waa brought
tic evidence Of Ooifman II appearot tilt tilt paront
had represented to him TINT ho llad tho aut1,ori
yto soll throo cortatn pieccs Of land by ylrtuo
Of i'll ordor from a N1r. mud Mrs. L. Bailos.
Upon making inquiry, Cofrman found out
that these partlos Ind mover stguod such
MI ordor md that the document waa
consequently forgery: Tho defendant
was hold in $1,000 bail OH this
charge, and also to appear at the noxt torn OF
the Criminal Court. Dnrlng tho day, ono Of tho
partioa who Ind signed Paronta tlrHt bail bond
hoard Of the second Charge, and Withdrew from
timing bail in both cases and kept his liberty.
, 1874-02-07

United States Commissioner uoyue yesterday
held L. HaaB aud II. spior in bail Of $1,000 for
violating the Hovonue lnws.
A. burton was yesterday held IN ball of $500
by Justice Williams for cheating John T. sher-
man out Of sa22
Tho only case wh1cl, camo before tho Criminal
Court yeHterday was that Of George ". euther-
land charged with striking Louis lustrom acroBs
tho face with loaded whip. The affair arose
out OF common bar-room squabhlo, Rnd tho
prisoner waa fined $50 and costa.
George Reynolds experienced dosire to faith.
ON tho mystorica Of physio yesterday, and to
promote succoas in Ho worthy i project he appro.
catoa tho necessity OF u supply Of works on that
subject. Acting OIL thtB suggestion, lo visited
tAo dlspensary of =. Q. seeeord. A. ?. as No; l2o
formation bound In calf. Ho saunterod up
street with tho volume tucked loneath his rai-
mont, and was happy until ho encountered
Oflicor Drnry. That minion Of tho
law contemplated tho scarchor .after knowledge,
1css IL SORROW than In anger, but restrained Aia
, 1874-02-07

foring. The clothing OF tflose unfortunate pao-
pso is worn Out, or e1so In tho pnwnaops for tho
,,ecosaarios Of life, 40 It becomes necessary to
cotho those inoii boforo ti,oy aro 1T to occupy
having second -hand suits eoldl not do uH n
Erontor favor than by contributing those gnr-
mouth. Many ladies' who cannot actively en-
gago In tho cal,so aro aondlng us their nn1nea MS
they can spare. Ono lady sont an offering Of
$40, the largcst donation byfar wo havo received
from any individual nombor. Tllcae DONATIONS
wore timely, Us our finnncos worc running too
low to enable 7ia to entry our ua1al supplies to
loved us Of tho district lying bctwoon rwonty-
second and Twonty-Rixth stroets tho lnko and
Hanover atroot. Tho largo torritory lying nortl,
Of Twenty..aooond to tho rivor IL unprovldod for.
One-fourth Of our applicants como from tlils dis
us that it Il ono Of the most needy in tho city.
Gould thoro bo found enough Indies from tlloso
wealthy churches to take this field in charge, We
would gladly atl thom In ,evcry possible
wy, while th9y would bo laying Up
cannot divorce thon from. Ono-ha1f our
applications como from tho West Division Of tho
city. Thoro Is sympathy and woalth enough to
look after each suffering family could It bo prop
Srly concentrated md tho territory divided up.
tho WoBt and also on tho North Side, but tho diH-
TANGO Is so great mud o,lr aotiyo members 80 fow
III number that all TINT wo could do would bo but
drop In tho great Boa Of deBtitntfon. Moro
poor might perish within cali Of orr door-stops.
Trusting that each and every ono will do thoir
duty toward tho suffering onos in our midst, wo
loaYo them In tho hands Of Him who hears the
rayens when they cry, aud holds all Ills clillron
in kindly remombranco.
Onr next meeting will bo at tho former placo,
1571 Indana ayonuo, Wednesday,, at 8 O'Clock
p. IN. h1ns LEANDEA BToNE.
, 1874-02-07

Total amount appropriated but unexpendca. 80
Formal ordinances In relation to the Halo Of
liquors, sanitary regulations and providing
regular and special police were then adopted.
a communication was received from the North
Evanston Trustees, containing tho draft of M
ordinance pnssod by tlom, ON petition of voterY,
asking to havo tho question Of a union betwoon
that suburb and Evanston submitted to vote Of
tho people, md praying the Evanston Board to
pass Hi1nilnr ordinance. The Attorney WIS in
asructcd to drnw such MI ordinance, which will
bo passed by tho Board, whoroupon the question
will be submitted to tho vote Of tho burgherB of
the two principaiitioB. Tho public sentiment in
both places Bec1ns to favor tho union. II this
plan Is contaminated, it mny render It necessary
to change tho location OF tile Wntor-WorlsR.
Mr.. Charles K. Danniatcr presented his rosig-.
recommended 1ieut. J. Il. Fitch AZ hia
expressed their Hincoro regret Mt tho
faut TINT circumstances had matlo
it advantageous for Mr, Dannistor to engage in
other business, aud stntod that ho Ind been
unusually faithful, judicious, and efficient. The
resignation wns accepted because it was neceB-
aary, aud Lieut. Fitch WIS appointed his Huc-
ceBsor, Mr.. Dannistor will soon remove to Den
vor, Col.
MISCELLANEOUS,
A worry pleasant afTair Uf q social nature oc-
currod at tho house of Ir. N. G. Iglehart Thurs
day evening.
Tho Eyanston Philosophical Association will
moot Monday evening. at tho same time the
Eclectic Club will meet at IIr. @. i. Brownies,
A goollY number attended tho Methodist no.
ciable Mt Mr. Pitner's Thursday evening.
, 1874-02-07
TEE POLICE COURTS,

1rot;,a novaa, aovo ,rot,,ar ,v;fo-mo,tra.tor
ouatoo nosaon sa'e ano'uul la OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
doae yesterday morning. This time it was
great, lnlEing brute, John Lewis by narne; who
has for some time past been systematically
abusing his wife, and who few days ago WIS
partoned by the Court for that ofronge, at tho
oorneat reo,,est NJ tin forc;vinc, suh,ect or l,a
ss..a1s,s r,.o T,,a.a noaaS.',aaS 49, 49,. 49,
clnony' 10y 1use reJoga'zeu sne nn i1i no sto
minute ho 8o' eyes upoh A'n' a''o "heo LII Wv
auo coS1s'
Four burglars namod William Koys, George
ders, wero examined by Justice scully yester-
day morning, OIL charge of broaking into the
shop of II. Herbst, 175 Dluo Island ayonuo, it
tho middle Of Inst month, md stealing tlorofrom
lot Of roady-mado clothing, The Court thought
that suf1lcioutly strong case had baon mado
against Keys, Melvin, and Ewing, md held tho
n1an LEY ~ - pA,o .at ~ s .ts a:n ~ 80 cS H -
ptuo. No r.a Gaao wa5 "aao oa' ast1nat oanaofs'
VINO was a'aona'seo'
, 1874-02-07

Tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Board of
Managers for tho Erring Womun's rcfugo will
bo held at tho Refuge thia morning at 10.
Tho anniversary Of tho Hydo Park Bible 3d.
ciety takes place tomorrow evening Mt half
past Z, in tho Congregational Church.
Dr.. John Stolz will atltlross tue Philosophical
Society this evoing, at ilnlfpast 7, in the Chris
tia., Union Rooms, I'D Madison street..
A rog,lnr meeting Of tho Academy Of scioncos
will DO hold Tuoslay evening at half-past Z, in
the library, 1903 Wabaah avonuo.
, 1874-02-07
'ELGIN.

Tho Elgiu Farmers Club will noot to-day for
election Of officers for the ensuing yoar. This
Club comprises most Of tho lending farmorB In
Elgin and Hanover Townships. and will exercise
considerable Influence thia summon.
Religious services have boon held In tho
Arothodist, Congregational Baptist, md Cor
mnn churches nearly overy evening. It iB OK
pectod tint tomorrow tho rite OF tho several
formB of baptism will be administered to many
In these chnrchoB.
The funeral Of AIr. md Mrs. r. Il. 1loseloy,
Thursday, drow tho lnreest audience over gath-
orcd In this city. It required over ono hour for
tho multitude to pnss the collins fora final glance
ut those who Ind numbered rs thoir personal
friends nearly all our ctizons.
Our circulating library il ITO moro, mud to-day
tho books will DO transferred to tho Trustoos Of
tho Froo Public Library, by whom they have
bean purchased.
Tho Peak Family will Jingle thoir bolls to m
Elgin audience soon.
Tho Circuit Court, which adjourned on &C.
count Of tho Illness Of Judge Wilcox, will COM
monco one week. from Monday. Tho casos tu
common law number lit; in chancory, 70;
! criminal is and two railroad cases.
Snow fell oil day yesterday, md tho sloighing
il good,
, 1874-02-07
THE COUNCIL.

/ spcca1 melting OF tho Common Council waB
hold Inst evening. There wore twonty-one Al
der1nep present. In tho abaence Of Mayor Col
vim, Aid. Dixon VAS called to tho chair.
SMALLPOX CARDS.
Aid, Longacler submitted q preamble and
resolution, sotting forth TINT smallpox notices
aro not posted on houses in the Seventeenth
Ward, owing to the neglect Of physicians; there-
foro tho Board Of Health WA requested to take
measures for the strict enforcement OF tho
smallpox regulations. and to SEQ TINT yellow
cards wero placed upon the front, and not upon
tho rear of houses infected by smallpox. The
resolution was ndoptod.
M1soELLANEous.
Aid. Stout subnlittod Gil ordinance amending
the ordinance on licenses SO that annual H.
conses may not bo granted to crcuaos and other
transient shows. It was referred to the Com-
mitteo on Judiciary.
petition from suntry laboringmen in tho
North Division, asking employment on tho
atroets, which aro now neglected by the con-
and Alleys, North Division.
An order WIS passed, directing tue Board OF
Public Works to prepare M ordinance for curb
inn, filling, and paying Hubbard atreet from
LOUIS wAH1s noND.
AID. Longachor asked the unanimous consent
Of the Council to take up tho ofioial bond OF
Kid Nld Campbell objected, because the bond had
not yet been acted upon by tho Committee.
Aid. White aaid that l,o had called the moot-
| ing OF the Council ut tho request Of tho Mayor,
aud with the understanding that the Judiciary
| Committee had acted upon the roport.,
| Aid. Lcngacher said he had Higned the call In
| order to shut off certain Aldermen who ouly
prepared long speeches for regular meetings.
Tho Chair inquired il lo referred to Aid.
Campbell.
| A13 Hnf1p rn tha foF11rniffaa IN n
, 1874-02-07

A Gormnn named j. Karl, recently from st.
Paul, cnllod ut Justice scully's office yesterday
afternoon for Warrant for tho arrest OF his vito
OH charge Of assaulting their child. Tho tear-
fa1 Touton told d story, aftor hoarlng which tho
Justice decided to have nothing to do with tho
case. He had lived with his wife for yoars In
that far-off fur.tradng post st. Paul, Mimi,
and tho timo thoy passed thoro had
been choquered with alternato discord
md harmony Th n ree1t n ta
former was girl and boy, OF tho lattor tho sd-
don departure from St. Paul Of tho wife, aftor
MI unusually severe castigation inflicted upon
her by hor husband. Tho latter sought for her
Long End oapnssy aoa no1y sss no 0qa M
Int, ht'N'I SO 'A tbat IT. tho fni1l' play Of lis
foatures might bo observable, and in tAo
gcntleHt OF tones muttorod, "Lu-u-rt-cndor "
anticipated rush OF tho ropentant runaway. Lu--
cindor grasped the situation ,antiIan 8-pou,nd
poker at tho Same tin,o, aud, brandishing tho
attor round her head, cried out, Look yer
hore, old man, I'll givo yor five minutes to light
S %as q fone s and Isasde sS ~ho lad
on with hcr work. The rebu1fol
husband won't next door and related his woes,
and crosa.quoBtionod tho noighbora pretty aliarp:
received attentions from any lady friends. Being
BatiH!lodon this score. ho began to negotlate for
I. reconciliation, but rnsuccessfuily. SINCE then
ho Inns. boon making unayailing efforts to got
back his children, and, in hts rago, he trumped
up the charge ngainut his vito, upon which to
have her aIrosted. Tho depth Of his attach
mont to lior may DO Judged by ln response to
tia Judge, who explained that ho did not issue
warrants for minor otreuHes Saturday, because
that involved tho imprisonment Of the nrreatotl
parties during Sunday. "Woll," aaid hc Is Tint
wouldn't make my. difference to me-" Tho
uxorious old Touton retired baiilcd, and so TIT
torly dscomftcd Tint ho loft q PAIR Of gum
boots bohind him, number thirteons, which wore
duly cared for by tue Clerk Of the Court.
, 1874-02-07
PERSONAL.

Grand Pacific Walter Clarke, Marquette; |;
q. r. Cornell, New York. e. r. Darron, Iowa !;
Z. A. Young, St. paul Col. Drackott, U. s. A.;
William II. A,hon, Norwich, Conn.,; o. D. Ho-
NOR, Boston. Sherman House.. L..
Adams, Lake Superior J. Robinson, Oregon !;
8. 1sobi,,a, Now York W, l.. sinaroo", rhilaael-
plia j. T. Williams, Boston; j.. j. Colo, St.
Louis; II. N. Smith, Baltimore. .. .
Palmer Houae-A. 4. Konnard, Baltimore G..
W. Hurd, Cincinnati; q. A.. areoloy, Davenport; );
II. P. Dinglo, Toronto William Clarko, Grand
Rapids; II. $. Bower, San Francisco; ". Il.
BeardBley, Detroit.
, 1874-02-07
LAKE.

LAKE.
Tho Board OF Trustees Of the Town Of Lake
mot yesterday morning, pursuant to adjourn
mont, ut tho house Of President Burcky, in En-
glewood. Present. DurcLy, Oolman, Oolyin, and
Drake.
.sTEAs1 FIHE-EEaINE.
a communication was presented from tho
Union Stoclt-Yarda and Transit Company and the
pacting opcrntors asking tho joint purchase Of
tho engine, hoso-cart, TOOLS and the building, II
tho town would provide tho horses and tiro1nen.
Roferrod to tho Committee oil Fire and Wator,
with instructions to confer with the petitioners.
GAS.
The communication from tho Hyde Park Gas
Company, 1aid over from previous meeting, waH
talon from tho tablo and considered. It boing
stated that a company WIS abOnt forming III the
Town Of / Lake ltsolf,, to supply tho residents
thereof with gus, tho communication was again
laid over and made the special order for tho next
meeting OF tho full Board.
THE wATEn-8uprLY.
The contract with G. E. Hcquenlbourg for the
iron mains, hydsants, valvos, etc, wns road and
approved. Tic duplicate Of this contract has
beon published previously in THE TRIBUNE in
connection with Hyde Park
CONTRACT WITH HYDE PARK.
The Water Gommitt:ae9, to whom Il lad been ro-
Works, presented tho following report:
WHEREAS, An abundant supply Of pure water to
Arga nunbcra Of the people Of tho town has beco1e
not merely atter OF comfort. but enc Of health and
Ut life; nnd
WliEAAa, There Is vaAt amount Of yaluabe proper
ty III tho town wholly unprotected from fire, uatle to
DO swept away my day greatly to he loss mot only Of
III ownera, nut slso % tae town ana p,, ,a a,o+
,,iaa ~ nr}ncr,, mains AMI ftcen mi1ca n r. mi
ancl st rjlmfinn mains Nil In nerfcnt order AMI of
sni1,rjcnt cnnarv In snn}v frnn 4l Ie1 to IN oNl in
nhtIanta and nfor n,nnic nroiection from at lin
samo ti,no am ,,oS nn Recrri hv 1,nitiu viii tho
ViiI"nH ~ IGv1r pnr II, I'm cnnatrrcti1r M saii
works ut IN oxpenae Of Sl6O,O1O payable in twenty
years. per cent bonds Of tho Town Of Lake, tho hal
, 1874-02-07
THE LADIES' SPECIAL BUREAU OF
RELIEF,

pf.-I fns1 kn
reasAs thaa W. may Aa'u la'eo ~
mako oursclVeH understood ut tlo last
meeting OF this Special Bureau, I doom it
nv duty to express nv roasops for tho
Aa,o., An S a'...aS'o ~. ~ 49,, w. aa:a H..
e'atGellcai cnurcnes OF our cry He sala tnat
Wo had no tault to tind with tho Aborality OF any
Of tho churches; in fact, wa were surprised ut
@ nt t1ot a ~ 5os;rod 1 ~ reoc1,
e''u'.o' NV INV NV 1Aao. w. ~
anu wero dealing With "ofe outside the palo OF
any Protestant church. We would further Bay,
TINT 70 aoon aa persons becano poor and do
a..;. - s ~, "'ao, .s 'a,,.aa ~ ,1nsa,,;
quentlng tho1r accustomed places Oh worship.
The class VIC mostly meot lnyc boon, at some
period OF their lives, connected with some Of
thoso churches. but that was whom they Dos
sossoa ] sa,no MENUS anl ncrhona woro of eom,
seshee SONS ~ inon''s auu pe1nupa "oto " nomo
value to tho organized body, either mentaily or
peouniarily; hut, SO soon aa elthor OF these
failod, naturally tho cold-sloulder was giyen
members received passed ovcr. to those whom
the fclslc wheel Of fortune has chancod to turn
up IN their place, and thnt the natural law Of
oof o outsiders struggling in rags for tue bare
uecossarios Of that existence which thus became
to them burden, 49,.
For while such besr there things uncom-
rlainingly, but slckoned by misfortune, and too
p!oa4 ~ 6o ~ tto 4'aeA1AA oA.uA 'A4S o4't5
place tho poor can prcservo their aelf-respoct
nnd worship at,-thoy drop PC on and become out ut
ssders. or IL other words "Ehe 1ost sioop OF tho
house OF israel. NOV wo hola ,hls npoe!al
Bureau mission 70 be above every othor' having
60 60 ancient and wlae sanction. Il 10 nqt what a
Faul, APolloH' aud CeRnah hayo aono; II IS how
far they hayo gone outside their acknowledged
vineyards 1t lawhetlsor they aro wllllng 70 pene-
sraio the heart oi thls great nucleus or sunerng
and utter dohtitutton. where tue hope Of the heart
has been eaten out with tho anguish OF nun
GET whefe tho aeaIro OF aeath iof thGmsolvas On 1
ai.a tnoae VINO naso neon 20 tnem aa tne aIple
M oi their oyc fur exceeds tho prayer for Lilo:
W1on Wo hnve y, az stepped into thls dar9ioss OF
,' uoain u ne, Win o1r oneFhea, however .,st
humble they may 70, mt Tor only low minutes
put ouraelscs IL their g gtoad, but by imaglna'
ton, n,-shen, and not tlu then, " VII we 10 Pre-.
pared to 1iye; then, aud not till then, worthy
to say, Our Father who art in Heaven, give
us ,r;l ahls aay our aaiiy bread" ;.t i,,o,
not well bo exaggerated, We who SOC anl know
these things have right to speak; we ilne
strong mon aud women grown weak BY famine
, 1874-02-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE LUMDERMEN.
Amootlng OF tho representatives Of tho llm-
Dor interest Of tha city WAS hold yesterday
ovontng ut tho Grand pacitlo, to hear tho report
OF the Committee appointed waok ago last
Thursday. There woro nbout forty gentlemen
present, representing nil tho promnont firms.
Mr.. Malcolm Mcdonald, Chairman, and Mr.. q.
a. stroct, Secretary.
Tho report Of tho Committee On Organization
nas read, hS followB:
Your Committee would nay Tint, upon consideration
OF TIM sbject upon which they woro to report, they
SonsSr s,ns M a Tue 9Ga. fatsg 9 tue @ 70
ton ai bcen ai1ec'ed, md taoy would present ll,o
following amongst tloso Of fportauco to
DO considered for tho formation Of auch oa as-
''fH, SsMrnoy think tia, tho organization would DO
productive Of good results through tho interchange ot
opinion consequent upon the bo!ter acquaintance Of
eeond-Tat az Tho lealcrs' trade, representing ns I
does tho rotai trade, amounts to about {co ooo 900
annually 1t has become large interest, nna ono which
In worthy Of careful attention, mid e think goou re-
aua would How from an examination Into TIC method
Of receiving, handling, and ehrring facilities for
switching curs mud railroad connections IN luis stao'
Third-Tha. tho interest Of Tho trado would bo bon
sa M u s q so u 10
f1urtA-Tho existing Lien law l!as never heen ben
ccia to the interests Of thts trade, and VIC rseon-
aucl consideration Should be given to this subject aa
will insure to us tlao advantages enjoyed by this md
kindred tradcs In othor States.
Tho report Of tho Committee was accoptudand
placed on lilo.
FORMATION OF AN ASSOCIATION.
Tho following WAS tlon adopted:
Resolved That tho lt1nbcrmcn Of Chicago, IN tho In
tcreat Of tho yard trale having long felt Tho nscd q
doraanaing between us. do hereby ngrca to untto
and n
regulations as mny bc adopted for tts government.
Mr.. OharnleY moved that tho gont1omon pros-
ont willing to join the Association register thoir
narnos as mombors, md thon that tho whole
cn1lvnss among tho yarl-mcn, md report
progress at mn adjourned neoting on Monday
evening. Tho motion WIS adopted.
WILLING TO JOIN.
eeated aad 9essorea thois %'t0 eps
4. Il. Grny i Co.; Kirby, Carpenter y Co.; Dayis
T. Murray; Pcshtigo Company; ". g. Babcock; ;
Molbrook %: Hubbard i Wood; Ludain1gton,
Wells = Yam schaaek; T, ". Harvey; 7. N.
Bro; Bradley, Shepherd l. Smith; Charnloy
BROS. & Co.; ]. FiHher Il Sons; AlcAlullin Il
ONlccr; Mondaon & Winter; Adams T. Lord :
Fred Edlor; Jenkins & Murphy; Macarthur,
Walknp 4 Noobs; Elltius 4 Cook; Dean Broth
ors; Curtis l. Skinner; J. A. B. Waldo; Dasao
d Boao Noble i Little; South Branch Lu1n-
bor Company Charles 1loitz i Brother Thomp-
eon, Henry \ Co.; Throop + soymaq9,1r; nsmp- :
Roo Stroet j. ChntAoll Morrill, l. Skcolo; O.
D. Wetherell !; Co.; +. !. Dodge d Brother;
Waldo, Waters Il Co.; Mears, Bates l. Go. ,,
EXPENSES.
Considerable discussion took place upon tic
question Of initiation focs md dues. It was
stated that tho principal oxponses OF the AHso-
citation would be tho ront Of q room aud tho
salary Of Il bookkeopor aud janitor. Tho formor
-t.t tnsx+ fnJv{&
, 1874-02-07


Tho Board OF Trustees Of tho Town OF Lax
mot yesterday morning, pursuant to najourr
ment, ut tho house Of President Burcky, in En-
glowood. Present, Durcky, Oolman, Colyin, ant
Drake.
, 1874-02-07

Milwaukee, Gtcon Bay. Htovent'
1'oint, I'rairio d,1 Oh1on, & In
Crosse DAY ltxpross. s..,,,,,,.,.,.
Milwaukee Mail mud lsxpross ~,
Milwaukee, Bt, Paut i AI!nncap.
oils Night Express. ..........,.,.
, 1874-02-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
HENRY q. WENTWORTH,
uenarRt Passenger AHont.

CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD
Chicago. xansa. &ita ad Dsas.1 shors Lae, gia Loa-
T1raaga Lfae UafoH Dtpof. ted Sde. 1adlson.st
britys, Ticket UGicts Al Depot, and l1a Raniophs
, 1874-02-07

Iron Bedsteads

Largo stock Ut IRON nEDsTEADs AND CRIBS ON
HAND. SALESMAN wanted ut Chicago Iron beus'o*"
Go, Factory, 413 SpdRwck-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-04
.GETT5p.T S.gEES.

T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VhLU ABLE
PROPERTY y EAR CLIFTON DEPOT;
Pursuant: to a dee! cf trust iroal }. ). Gus ana
wife ~ the undersigned. bearing dat" January
l3. 1872, and of record on the land records OF
Fairfax county, liber ., No. 4, folio 81, and Tor
the purposes IN said tru-. set forth, shall, on
the FOURTH OF AiRiL 1874, NJ y fn., II
front Of the poStoilicc ut Clifton, III the county
aforesaid. sell. 10 III highest id 'cr, that vaiua
bic and M PROVED PROPERTY upon which
he said J. ). Otis at present resides, containing
FIFTY ACRES, more or less. Ihls is G:S$#i
psrv of the Butter land lie: near the depot, Ess!a
on tn. uraEg. and Ale>HnGra Railroad, aHd
IA. tn ron ;. DWELLING, b IN, &c,
Terms: 80 muc;l cash II will dcirny the cost
,.od expenses Of sa," and 81 ,26l ~ with interest
thereon from l3:h ot january, 1872 less S-oV
pad nad inc res due on sucn cred. rs sh;t!l DC
named by T. : ''ts. snd in dctaul. o. his daSs-
natin. tn credit ipr the re-iau,, the same /"
G.,l ,lu. On tn, lth Iay OF i pri lS,1
THOMAS MOORE. Trustee.
FAir:ay county, n.n 2-w.s
1,,~ The .buve sale is postponed until mon
DAY, the 2u.h Instant, Court lay when The
same will take place .t l. O'clock n, IN front OF
tn. door o' the Cvur. House OF Fair!aE coen:y.
T:iUo. MOORE, trustee.
E.irr,y county. 8n 3-W.S