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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned having rented hi. farm. will sell
at Public Sale, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH. Is ls7A
AL o'clock. p. M.
At his Issiaence, In Mill creek Hundred, near
Drummon's Hill and the new brick School House.
he following Personal Property. viz:
One Colt. two years old this spring, Nor
man stock; seven head of Mich kyT2ey
NiCows. six coming in pro6t-wiil0F
0calye soon; three fne Shoats, Th0
good stock.
FARMING IMPLEMENTs.-ouel-h l. horse Power
and Thresher. two. horse Power and Thresher in
good order; tour-horse wagon, market wagon.
hay riggngl sleigh. fan half pecks half bush FL
plows. % Wiley plow. hillside nlow . cul,iya .
tors, single harrow. ! roller. i corn shelter. g
cradles, brisr scythe. sets single harness. col
lars. bridles halters. empty hogsheads boz es bar
rels, bags. forks rakes, shovels. old iron brooms
by the piece vinegar by the gallon bacon ana lard
by the round. chickens by the air.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Consisting f
feather bed aud bedstead. I No. s cook stove.
parlor stove. 30 yards rag carpet. tables chairs
stands. chests, trunks, looking gllsses bu :
reaus. tubs. buckets. dairy fixtures. churn, milk
pans. butter tub. large copper kettle holds so
gallons, and other articles not mentioned
CEkAS.-All sums Of go and under, cash. on
all sums over that amount credit of nine month
win be given on purchaser giving bankable note
with approved indorser. II not paid when due.
interest from date. Three per cent Of for cash,
W. J. LASK. Auet'r. mar6.5t;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

Spring, spring, beauaifsl spring. When. oh
when. are you going to begin?
The Parisians are confident that the Column
vendoms will be done In time for the next
Commune. tFtW E.4
A country editor has just become the
father Of twins, and yet he wants the cousts-
tuition changed. -.s#3 a.
A Pennsyivsnia miner had his hsad blown
from between his ears the other dAy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
PCBLIC SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ..
At No. 4Os West Fifth etresr.
On Monday. MARCH the 9Th, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. viz:

At O'Clock, A. NJ. viz:
n rHckkLok cko Cloth Sofa. Wall Chairs. Rock.
ing onalr. Morbie top Tables, Boquet Table, Mir
roIs; ,TIIpe CARPET. Oil Cloth. Shades. 30.
c,oli tIiNG ROOM H--Lounse. Chairs, Tables.
EN,ock, N, otoves; Glasses Cutlerly, China Glass
Vp9eensWare. Carpet. Oil Cloth, Ac.
cha;.o ~ Bepsteads. Bureaus Tables
shsas. i WaiI1rrobes W ash Stands Beds and Bedding
III IN n NrhiTCHEN-Fixtures. A Cook Stove, and uten
s,,s. nis. auos' Buckets, Pots. Pans. Tin Ware and
. 0GLE Il MILLER. Auctioueers.
uaicn Ai'ot 4th and King Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
soo,assss.
lxxrIsea rHIs synsrNo

Hope Lodge, No Il, 1 o o +. at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Morning Star Division. No 2, s OF 7. at 5th
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A n. at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council. No Is, U A n, q: 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State LEDGE, No s. q F. at Good
Fellows Hall. Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No Is, X Of p. at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building, 604 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

TAN ON CoAL,-Thc Maryland Court of Ap-
peals has just decided the law passed by the Leg
islature OF that State in 1872, imposing tax of
two cents on every ton OF coal mined in the Com
monweath, to be unconstitutional. The validity
of the act was contested by the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which was held
not only for the tax but penalty OF ten per cent
on the amount OF tax due. The court decided the
tax in contravention not only of the Constitution
of the United Slater, but of that of Maryland.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

the progress Of the construction Of railroads
in the United States is shown In table given
in the Railroad Gazette from which it appears
that SIT miles were built in 1878, = little
more than half as many as were built in lS72.
The total number of miles Of railroad in the
United States is set down at 7O.s57, Of which
$500 miles have be.n completed within the
last eight years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
PEBLICSALEs.
1eLE MILLDR, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
" AND AUCTI0NEERS. Fourth and KIM 81,

{ 19lE MILLDR, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
" AND AuoTIoNEERS. Fourth and King st,
PCBLIC SALE.
OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
The subscriber. declining housekeepnx. will .s,l
~ ~ tupnc BALE. at the s. Z. Cor. Ninth and Wash
ON FRIDAY. MARCH 18th. 1874
At 10 o'clock. A. M. precisely,
Consisting Of the following;
, IN pAHL0R;@Velvet Carpet Walnut Ettisere,
Linen Shades. Blinds and Fixtures
~ ~ ~! nni!HrL.-Brusses rI.- Carpet, Hat Rack Mirrors
DINING ROoM..-side- board, M.rble-top Ia.
Bis. Bic. ,E15tsnsion Table. Dining Chsirs' Mirror
bHnas, rnd SShades, gil Cloth, and other fixtures
sECOND STORY. = Brussels Garnet Walnut
WssTd10be Blinds, Shades. Rugs.
Stfr1NG kO0M.-Brussels CARPETS. Sofa Fasv
Tnairs WAL Chairs. all terry. Oil Cloth, Mattins
Stands, Shades, &c. 'sN' walnut |hA1'
IHlkD STORY.-Imperial CARPET Walnut Bed
steags Bureaus. Feather Beds and Pillows. CbsiTs
me Toilet Sets. Hair and Husk Mattresses and in
and CONS On third floor. carpet furniture fixtures
n KITCHEN; Tables. Chairs, Tubs. Buckets,
lot OF articles. oAaue' anu iaiss
@iAi--t E. McINALL Jr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2i5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions
medicines, and thar competent person is at all
store. and that charge is made pit the regular
price of the msdi ,nes. the price hey would
pay anywhere else; but that one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

SEVERELY INJURED Mrs. Sarah. wifi: OF VIM.
Taylor, near Landcnburs, while going down into
the cellar. Friday evening last, made misstsp,
and fell into vault which was in the cellar. Her
fracturing OF two rbs. DIR. Benj. Thompson at.
tended 70 her injuries and She is now DONG well
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
ST. Patrick's Days Parad .


Mr.. Frank McCloskey, Chief Marshal, has issued
the following order for the formation Of the line
on SI Patrick's day, ~-r
The various Societies that viii be in the parade
oil st. Patrick's day, have been placed in divis-
ious according to their date OF organization.
The First Division will be composed of
st. Peters Beneficial Society
ST. Joseph's Beneficial Society, of Brandywlne
st. Mary's Beneficial Society.
The Second Division will be composed of;
st. Michael's Beneficial Society. .,
st. Peters Beneficial Society, Of New Castle.
Shields Library Association, ste
Y.M C. Philopatrian Society. ,,s,.
Ths Third Division will be composed of:
st. Mary,s Temperance Cadets.
st. Pauls Temperance Cadets.
st. Peters Temperance Cadets. =
The Fourth Division will be composed Of
St. Paups Total Abstinence Beneficial Socie.
ty.
st. Mary's Total Abslinenps Beneficial Sooie-
tEt al a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
A DMINISTRAToRs' SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WILMINaToN.

S 49, VI W
Virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
u ne state OF delaware In aud for New Castle
SSounly made the twenty third day February, A
Auction. ' ~ "'
On SATURDAY, the 4.h day of APRIL,A.
1874. at o'clock in the afternoon,
at the Auction Rooms of Osls d Miller. at the
Northwest corner OF Fourth and King streets VIII
mlngton. Delaware. the following described lands
ahd tenements. being the Real Estate of the late
w William ii. Almond. deceased, all that certain
lot or piece of land lying and being In the Oity o
Wilmington. New Castle County and State Of Del
aware. bounded and described as follows to wit:
beginning on the line on the Easterly aide Of
west street. at the distance of two hundred and
eighty seven feet and eight inches from the corner
formed by the intersection Of the line Of
the Easteriy side OF West street with the line Of
the NoitheIly SIDE CT Ninth street, thence sstery
parallel 20 Ninth street one hundred and Eve feet
to corner. thence Northerly parallel to West
street twenty sixth feet and eight inches to ano-
tnef corner, thence Westerly parallel TO Ninth
street one hundred ard i've feet TO the Easteriy
eide OF West street. and thence Southerly along
SAID side OF est street twenty-six feet and in
ches to the place of besinning. be the contents
within said bounds what they may.
The above premises to be sold subject to the
widows dover.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale
made known At the time and place Aforesaid. By
Martha M. Almond and John p. Almond Ad-
,.. sAM0EL NJ HARRINGTON. ESQ.
en-. yASDEvEs. Clerk of orphsns' Corr,. On''
osle miler' Auctrs. 2tswts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

FOREIGN SHIPMENT.-M Messrs. Hopes. Brother
" Thomas, OF West Chester on Monday. shipped
box oil plants to London. England, on the line
steamers from Philadelphia. This Is West Chrs-
ters first shipment by way of the now line.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

ECitizsns v~- tHrisa
Citizens mounted. 20 -
Citizens in carriages. -
Matthew Rogers Is appointed marshal Of the
First Division: John T. Toner, marshal OF
Secoud Diyision J SThomas II. Kane. marshal
Of Third Diyisiou Richard Kelley, marshal Of
Fourth Division. ..s.s.r.--.,,sr
Division iids and society marshals will re-
port to their diyisjon msrShall The citizens
mounted aud Ia carriages viii be undsr the i'm
mediate charge Of Mr.. Martin karrell,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

BURGLARY.-Thc W. & X. K. office at Brandy
wine Station was broken into on Friday evening
last, and robbed of S25 in money and two boxes
OF segars. On the same evening, the store room
CT Moses Ford, in Rockville, was broken into and
robbed of some goods and what change was Iu the
drawer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

MAIL CoNTRAcT.-The Post Office Department
has awarded to Dinan & Ramsey the contract
for carrying the mail from Moorton to Lepsic,
four and half miles and back, six times a week,
at S3f9 year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

JUMPED THE TRACK AT Old Road Station on
Saturday eveuing, car OF train No. Sjum ped the
track No damage was done, but this tram, and
No. j. were both detained about an hour
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
WILMINGTON. DEL. March II. 1874.
Quotations at tho Brandywne Mills for Flour and
ctal naiI
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

- MONDAY, March Y,-5 p. NJ.
The Cattle market was moderately active this
week. but prices unchanged 300 head ar
rived and sold at "a 7l2c. for extra Pennsyivania
and Western Steers; 6a7c for fair to good do. and
452a52o. per pound gross for common as to qualty.
sheep were unchanged 5000 head sold at 5l2a7M
cents per pound gross, as to condition.
Hogs were lower. 5000 head sold at 81 25a7 80 for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Mechanics, Loan Association, last
evening, $1,000 sold at 81 per cent premium, and
$500 at "a percent. Withdrawn shares to the
amount OF $lO74 were paid off
At the regular monthly meeting of City Loan
Association, last night, 5000 sold at 40 per cent,
preum, and $1,000 at 3S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
Special Notices.
pAPOM n,

.Prepared from Wheat. an excellent srticl. Of food
Tor iniints and invalids. Also. Hubbel's Prepared
Wheat Cre1's Prepared Food, and a full line OF
dietetirs for the sick. sold by
f, BRINGHURST & Co.
:, ,,.tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

STRUCK BY FALLING TIMBER MIR Audre W
Brandenberg, iaborer with q large family, in the
employ OF the American Kaolin Company at New
Garden, was engaged on Friday last in tearing
down an old building, when one of the timbers
about twenty feet long and six to eight inches
square, fell distance of ten feet, striking Bran
denberg upon the head nd knocking him sense.
less TO the ground. Ills head and the side OF hi:
face are dreadiully dsfgured, and but little hopes
were entertained of his recovery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

THE MARKETs-The weather, this morning,
was tharp and cold, brt perfectly clear, and
tue attendance at the street market was not SO
large as usual. The productsuppiy was not overly
large, and prices, therefore. were rather high
They were as follows:
Butter 50a55 cents per pound eggs, 22a25 Der
dozen chickens, 81 25aS2 20 per pair; turkies
81 Uas2 w each beans, 10 per quart homipy
10 do, or three quarts for 25 apples, 25a35c per
half peek, or 81 25as1 IS per bushel turnlps sa1O
per half peck, or 40 a bushel white potatoes, 20
per half peck, or 81 % per bushel parsnips pei
bunch celery, 3a5 do. !; cabbage, 5a10 per head
mince meat, 10 per pound; cranberriss, IA Der
quart; beet l2a25 per pound pork. l0al4 do.
veal, lOa2O, do mutton, Sale do liver, 10 do.
lard, llal2 do. sausage, IL do.
At the Second street fish market, fresh fish sold
as follows -smelt and hahbut, % cents pound
lake shad, 20 do. pike and rock, Is do. bass,
Is do; sun fish, 1215 do; paddock, 10 do her.
ring, do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

DCBLIC SALE
ofHoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
viii be sold at Public Auction. at No. 80 Marx
street. Ninth Ward. in Brandywins Village,
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 18th, 1874.
At z o'clock. z. NJ, sharp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11

THEFT OF A MARE.-During the night of Sa.
tnrday. March 9TH, a large sorrel mare, fifteen
hands high, and about ten years DID, was stolen
from the stables OF o. w. Esstburn, III Mill Creek
Hundred. The mare is heavily built, with scars
on her front legs, and very heavy tail. The
Mill Greek Hundred Association tor the deiec-
tion OF horse thieves aud the recovery of stolen
property, offers reward OF $50 for the recovery
of the animal, and further reward of $50 for
the arrest and detection of the thief.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Latest Stock Quotations furnished by Merrick
johnson d Co.. ;. Il. Cor. 9Th and Market street
Wilmington, Del, at p M TO -dov
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AUCTION SALES.
rHis AFTERNOON.

10y DUSCaHsOE BkOTBERs, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner sth and d streets north west.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX ELEGANT TWO.
STORY BASEENEST AND MAN SAID ROOF
PbEsSED BBICK FR0Nr HOUSES, WITH
UA1KD os sr8EEr,- BkTwrks sisTH
AND ThETH sfBKKTs EoRFHWEsT, AT
- BY virtue Of Elk deeds OF trust given TO Us and
81 GATED August 2, A. d. lsz1, euIy recorded IL
Licer No, So, fOlis 49, Libar 692, folio ls1
folio 49, and Iiser 6a folio IS, re.pefyeIy, Of the
lard RECORDS for he District OF Oolumbfs aud the
request ofthe parties secured thereby, Will sell,
TUESDAY the Ieth day Of November, A ID IS9,
commencing ct O'clsok p m, all those pieces or
Weshipston, District Of Columbia, snd being known
$40 described on the ground plan Of said city sI
81 lots marked and lettered A, b, o. D. a. and /, in
otsgusre numbered three hundred aud seventy one
tSi), together with the improvements, consisting
root press!d BRICK font dwelling hons on each ios
iuInished with every convenience of nrst-clsss
This property e in Q most desirable location
facins sorth, With spacious grounds in 'front.' bAni
II is near "mOuut yernoz square,r and con-
yoR!ent to all the street railways.
Terms: On lots A, d, . sad n, $1,000 each; on
1t u, $500, and on lot 1, 90. with interest
Day OF sale, and expenses of sale IN cash; bsisncA
AZ ak, twelve and eighteen months, notes bearing
six Ter cent interest from day % sale, snd secured
by deed OF trust on the property ssld deposi:
q ESQ on each lot viii be required ~ time of sale
Az veyancing, &c, ~ expense Il purchaser or
If terms OF sale are not compiled With n seven
days from day Of SALE the trustees the right
70 resell the property at the aud cost of the
~ d. = noiice u some daily paper pab:shed ia
Washington D. g. po,,rps
VIM CHkEDLFR, Trustees
oct!S m,wSf pUECAFsoN BBoS, hucts.
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A STRANGE MISTAKE wITH Fortunate
fINALE-A rich landowner OF Ia Bssuce ar
rived with his wife aud two daughters ~ the
Grand Hotel in Paris the other day. Room No.
III was assigned 10 the father and mother, and
No. 10 70 the young ladies, who retired about
II O'Clock on the evening Of their arrival AFTER
they had gone 10 bed the elder OF the girls LETT
her room, wishing TO get more AIR. The hall
was Int bat she had no candle. She returned
after few minutes rather sleepy and jumped
quickly into bed. "im frozen, - she said 60 her
sister," "warm me up" "With pleas
UTe," responded bass voice. The
young giIl gave a shrek aui boBnd-
ed from the room. She had entered No. I2t,
having mistaken n Tor her own room, No. lie.
For the next eight DAYS she did not dare leave
her apartment. Finally, Vsnturing 90 90 down
20 the table d'hOte, she found herself placed By
the side Of military gentlem an OF istinguishe
appearance. The joint was brought and Our
heroine asked her neighbOr, the on Ger, 20 pass
tie salt. "With pleasure" answered the
voice she had heard in her night Al venture, aud
che tainted away. Her marriage 70 the of Ger
will soon take place.
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fSA Berlin dispatch says that the sttemp'
70 have priests elected by congregations IN G FER
many has proved failure. In the town Of
Lsndsberg not eleven persons offered 70 vote.
SIT was perhaps the best thug that couIi
be done for Captain Jack 20 hang him. He'd
have been wanting new boots and store clothes
by this time, and IL he couldn't get them would
have been stamping sround like a sulky camel,
Detroit free Press.
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IyN THOMAS e. wAGGANAN.
~ Real EsIste ApctioReer, sty Ith street

TRTsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE Pepper.
TY at AUCFIOE-TWo-sFoRY BRiOK
DWELLING HOUSE, ON THk WEST SIDE
st3TH sT8kEr, BETWEEN BOUNDARY
AND W SHEETS.
- BY virtue Of deed o'trusS, dated May SIS
- 1873 and recorded ia Ltbac III, folio ISL, Of tue
~ lsnq records Of Washington county, District Of
Columbia, and by direction of the holder ~ the
notes secures thereby, We will sell, At pIhlic auc
tich, 10 front q the pr snses, OF sATU 80 Az the
st day Of November, lS4, AT 3hs O'Clock o. IN q,
gil that piece or parcel of ground in Washington
city, District of Coluubja, Known aud design
s. Lot number seventy flour, a. Of n. X. Aliens
subdivision Of Square lumber 23f, imprOv Ell
by atWO.stOry Brick Dwelling II ouse, west SIDE
VI 18th street, b stween " snd Boundary streets.
Terms Of sale, required by said trust, gAic h
the holder q the notes il willing TO change 10 SO
cash and monthly notes Of $50 each, bearing tea
per cent. interest, payable s0mi snuu Aligl s35O,
with ten PER cent. Interest frsm VI sy Ss, ISIS,
gether with the expenses Of this sale IN casa bs-
ADce IN aud Il months, rec1red by notes and deed
II trust on tbe property. $40 down when the proc
eTty is struck of. JnveJ aBsiug ct purchaser 5
cost II the terms OF sale elisi GiIh ths
trustees reserve the right TO resell tie property
the risk and cost Of tire d.f anitiug purchaser
II. Z. DODGE, -.
AD6BNsiLLE Trustees.
uoll0 L. q. WAGlAM n. Anrt.
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DI Il ID.

BARKER On the morning Of the 9tb instant,
JOHN Ii. BABkkR, IN the fsih year OF ais age.
Bostves and friends Of the family pectfailY
requested 20 attend his funeral from the residences
oil Mrs Van Risviek, corner and Let streets south
ca {, on wednesday, ~ O'Clock p. m.
DRIES. On the sth instant, J0HE DRfEs, after
painful Illness, IN the 52d year Of his age.
Ills funeral viii take place on Wednesday morn
Ing the 18th instant, at ga O'Clock, from his resi-
de1ce, on Boundary line, near Gales wood, north
east, 20 - Joseph's church, where fe4uiem mass
will lie celebrated At O'Clock. The friends aud
quaintaRces Of the family are respectfully invited -
attend.
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MAR RlEn

ALEAASpER-P9ISDE On hsRlt Ia
stsnI " Rev n Mitchell, HAIRY q aLHN
hhnhs, q philsdelphis, 60 Miss ZAPPOEaH
fOlhDEATkk,O OF W sshingtOn, ID. Q. IPhilsieI.
phia Ledger and Day please COPY 1
SAENfTF-McRS0Es November 9TH, at sabot
hon. James a Seldom, HEERY ". GARNET. al
Weshiustos, d. O, 90 Miss MARION M0RsoH.
OF QOochlaud county, va. n 10 cards.
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pY THOs. DOWNING, AuctIoneer.

- On THURSDAY, November 1873, a. 10
~ O'Clock, at No. Gal l. -uisians svenus, vii
SrzT sell an eIcsisnt assortment OF Cooking aad
- Heating Stoves, being balance Of cOnsign-
meut, 10 cover freight aud EXPENSES. Also, a large
Gin, Wines, &C, Brushes, Glassware, Furniture,
1ove 81 THOMAS BOWLING, Au-t.
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Dy6ATInER a OLEARY.
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Fennsylvsuis avenue and llt1 g.,
Star once Building.

60 In pursuance Of Q decree Of thu Supreme
~ Court Of the District Of COiambia, pissed ia
s-a- EQRity cause No 2,Ssg, Docket Il, wherein
Elizabeth x Lloyd and others are com lsinants
aud Richard b. Lloyd and another are defendants,
the undersigned, Trustee appointed ia said decree,
will, on THURSDAY, the 19th dsT Of November,
A. d. la4, at oclocs p. m, on the premises, sell
al public suction, Lot No 81, In Square No 81, il
the city of w ashiU gtcn.
Terms, prescribed by the decree, are: 0se-thiri
cash. Of which $50 will be required dep Jsit 81
the time Of SALE and the balance ia equal inst ALL
ments al six aid twelve months. with eight per
interest, for which the purchaser Will give bis
pronissory notes. secured the satisfaction Of the
Trustee. Tire terms Of sale TO De com piled with
within sc days. All conveysncing 81 tbs cost Of
the purchaser. NJ. Y. MORRIS, Trastee
noy7-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucrs
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pY THOMAS DowLIsG, AustiOneer.

AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETE SET OF
DEETAL INSTRUMENTS at AUCTION
90 THURSDAY, November l2th, ~ 10 o'clock,
AZ Louisiana avenue, viii sei, hy order q the
administrator, elegant ans complete set q Den
tel tustr1nents, ktRnd, sc.
novg St THOMAS DOWLING. Anct
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DY b. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker AID Auctfonesf,
Federal Buildings, corner 20 and sts northwest.

H Real Estate Broker AID Auctfonesf,
Federal Buildings, eQEper.tH and sts northwest.
TGgsTEEs' SALE or VERY DIES IRABLE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY, CONTAINING -
ACRES OF LAND. WITH DWELLING AND
GThhE dsk IMaPRsysaEsTs. WITHIN TE9
OF WAsHINGToN, 0F EASY ACCESS By
TIE "PIEROE Mill Road" NORTH OF
TIE CITY; THE WHOLE MkKIEG III V.HY
hEAks, Oh PAR RG PEs sfRfSs9 "a SMALL
COUNTRY doMr.
"a BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated June IL, A.
-. %, AIS, sn.. ""lS rAoordsa 10 .LiReE 30. 723,
- folio ls9, et seq, one Of the lssd recoras Of
Washington county, In the District OF Columbia,
and by direction Of the party secured thereby, We
FRIDAY, the 37th day OF November, A ID. l57G,
az O'Clock ?. m, all that piece or parcel Of add
situated In the county Of WsshiRgton, District Of
Columbia, lying on the BFoadbEsnch road, and de-
scribed within the following metes aud b5unds, TO
wit: Beginning for the same At q small black sak
ssplfng on the east line of the Broad branch road,
and ct the southwest corner OF said lot; thence
ming north seventeen degrees (H deuees,l west
twenty eight and thirty-two hundrecths psrches,
with said read thence south 70 degrees east q SO
perches TO the cut line Of MelbOuras purchase aud
third line of tract called New Seat thence with
said line reversed south 43 degrees, west % 80 IOJ
perches to the place Of beginning, containing two
and one quarter acres OF grOuRd.
Terms: Ore-third cssh, and the balsnce in 8, u
bearing interest 10 per from the day Of sale
and secured by deed of trust the property sold,
will be taken. deposit OF 500 will be required al
time OF sale. All conveysncing ~ the expense Of
piled with 10 days from the day Of sale the tras
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
RIB and cost Of the eefaulEiug purchaser, after
UHasi n fRksfERR Trustees.
uov7.d ]. I, O0LDwELB, Salesman.