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II couldn't DO It" said Martin fllcF-
size, with slight shad1er.


II couldn't do it, sad AaF.m hi'e'-
size, with a slight shaaGeF'
POOH" said Guy Barnes.
It was lust The seductive "a hour before
Gas ;cts we're lighted and window blinds
nnylsa aovo-tLe delicious tw;ligbt,suheu
ar,,s.6res slime like burning masses o.
r,,by Tib and pespIe sitting here besiae grow
s;tii5 @ seaia;IS Ss af;a iras 1SlFiiSg = 4
mi Ias.ail: :Sf 81 .lles
3! tie cssssalsed peis against the plate
class 6llcd M mn iic :,sii!clcc, and, made the
cozy warmth of the room luxufioasly de-
i;sIlfur And Nt. -Ellcrslie's pleasant
brorn cses, fxed fall ca the Ere saw-no
one can tell what, or how ni.ch they saw!!
.,suopose she should say no?" he burst
out. seemingly aprop9s 10 nothing at all.
"snnncse Sic stoulda't." observed Guy,
5r,Iy. Il tell YOU, old fellow, lis szactlyi
like having q tooth oat. Your friends
s,,,5 . by sal say, "Bs man; its moth
;or.o It isn't they who arc rrter t5s
dentist totceDs.m
"Conp,i@ed;afY TO Miss Clea.'
aSou.ense.. YOU know not sdat / mean.
Bu., really and truly, I've tried. and |
can't DO it
..ysrv we'll said Barnes, iuiii::ffcrcutly,
then it is an understood thing tda: you
-, - ,;vo ami die an old Bachelor
81 ai5p,, say that
"ob I bec YOUR pardon. You expect.
Fanny is going to propose to you; tha: is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

A young man a: Kcnosha bet Two dol.
la.s that he could take a certain mans
nose between bis thumb aud finger. al.
though tie said certain man vas church
deacon. the young mans doctors bill was
fourteen collars.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

An 'inqairins man ihfas. his ingers ir.s
TO a borsc's m0atE, 10 see how many teeth
be had. Tie horse closed lis mouth to
see bow many Gagcrs he bad The Curl
osity Of each was fully satisfied.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

a ieclarcr. wishing to explain 10 lif-
iIegTfi the manner in which lobster casts
his shell when he has oatsroeu it. said:
What do you do When you have out
grown your clothes? You throw them
aside, lon'. your "0h. no.7 replied tho
it'll. one. -.Hc lie! outthe tucks." The
lecturer confessed she had the advantage
Of him there.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

a patent has been taken oai Tor dn. IN
vention By which /. is claimed glass con be
used Is building material for hOrsc-ftouta
floors, or pascments, superior 10 marble IN
durability and economy. 1t can be made
plain aud varicgatcd. and ita'colcrs are ia-
des,ruciitlc.
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JOHN w. ENGLISH,
4 Attorney at Law.

@NUSV. 4IIy sOC 14sNNF :,
WILL practice IA the Courts of Mason Put.
w nam and Jackson Counties, and in the
Court OF Appeals Of Wes; Virginia.
address, Pom: Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
dec. 10, lS12-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

A country paper tells this story ofaaea
bog in one OF the Sunday schools: "lhe
precociOas youth vas asked who made The
te.eifrl Hills about them, aud replied
tha. be did not kdow. as his parcuts only
moved into town the iay before"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

"a new game called granger '.scven.up,"
is announced. Three PERSONS play for
eau of oysters. The frst man out sct;;hs
oysters. the last, man gets the oyster can,
aud the "midlle man" don't get any
Ting.
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A rustic couple, newly married, march.
ed in.O drug store, aud called for soda
water. The obligiDg clerk inqcircd what
syrup they would have in it, uhea the
swain deliberately leaned over the counter
AID replied: Stranger, noaey is no Oh;
jec. to mc-put sugar in it,"
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PLEASANT MASON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. THURSDAY OCTOBER
she saa aalicipa!ed 50 long and

proposal She eaaa anticipated 50 long and
apziously. 4
/ Not efmpsl CONSEQUENCE. Oh. Mr.. |.
Elles.lie!e she repeated reproachfally.
Would you csro for it" ho demand
ed, quite Obvidcs, iu iac embarrassment Of
the moment, tha: he hadut eyea named
The gift.
Care 70, III The tears spaflled into
'ranny's eyes. when yos kncr that !
love you, Martha
Aud she ran into the arms Of our aston
isbed htso.
When he went down The doors,cp' he
was an engaged young mau. how and When
he scarcely knew himself. And fate would
have it, the ffst pers0assc against whom
be stas.Jled was Guy Barnes. Halo, '
said Guy, what's up" ~
Don't speak 50 loud, said Ellcrslic,
passing his arm through that Of bis friend.
She's engaged TO be my VIE.
"Wdo is? the divine Fanny, the faiFes'
Of her SEX"
"otcoursc, whom else should it be:
"But | thought you couldn't screw ySaF
courage up to the proposing mark.
Il didn't propose
Guy Barnes stared,
"You-didn't propose Then bow
could she have accepted yOu?'
That's just what | cant exactly COM
'"we arc engaged thai, is certain but l
can't for the life Of nc tell when or how
nronosca )
Bet ofcourso you proposed. persisted
Guy. People always do get little tar,
ricd, you kuow."
..Do ,bey?p Well I suppose thss was.
the case with me. But l don't rcmcm-
bcr-o
"ob, don't be uinpy!.7 said Guy
Barnes ia,pat;aatIy.
81 wish could remember ;;pst what !
.aid, though" observed Mr.. Ellerslie.
4 And even after be vas duly married be
never eogld quite recall whether he pro.
posea or not. But as loog as dear little
Fanny was all his ewn, shat did it &gui.
,#ell,swell! Is everything Ting .ead-it
~. Il
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

A paiater being asked 10 estimate tho
cos. Of painting a certain house. drew
a pencil aud paper. aud made tue following
calculation: "a naughs is a naught; three
iu;o ise twicc you caa't-I'll pain. your
house for CITY dollars
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

a Milwaukee woman, far gone with
consumption begged Tic doctor to give
her something that woa!d keep her up un-
til the verde. of the Becchcr committed
sa, published.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

An old lady 10 Lancaster county, Penn:
sylsatia, recently refused the gif. of |;
load Of wood from tree struck by light.
ming. through fear that sonc Of the "faidp
might remain m tho wood aad cause disas.
ter 10 her store;
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Hard words arc Ike hail.stOucs inzsum-
tner, beating ioSu and destroying what
they would uorrish ifthey were melted in:
to drops,
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:Ss5 Oh = - -; 4 4
2 lI,ifl3SlCI4E ssfsssD .SJlhfGEC3Gs,
DR.. S. C.. 5 H.A W
rhy,icisn and SnrSeon.

DR. Sc SHAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
fs,ENDERs his professional services 10 the
(. public. Calls from the country promptly,
attended to. Office, ccrner Main ar4 lmrd
streets, in lis new bailiinS opposite f;e>oyte-
,;,n Church ap o-ISS
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One Of our 'yeung girls, at an eSaai.
nation IN grammar, the other day, when
asked why the noun bacheIor" was sinsas
Jar, blashiugly answered; Because it is
very Singular they doh's.sct married :
She went up to the head of the class. sls
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
4s>6ylc -Ninrurn Lodge No 10, A F. aud
/ j., mre,s Gu,the Is; and third Tuesdays o!
ear4 month. G. SnsewS3uET, Secretary,
10. 0. F-Tae Print. +'ies>a6t Lodge 30.
z. 10. 0. F.. facets ese,y Thursday nIsht,
!. Fishers Hall.
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BY AMI RANDOLPH.

DID he PROPOSE.
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Poor Max Adcler. Hear xha. he has &c

Poor Max Adcler. Hear VIA: he has &c
ssy about hotel clerk: 81 caa shake
hands with governor, sit beside an alder.
man, and smoke With State senator, aaa
never feel my lit!leatsS but when | coria
to stand in the presence of a modern hotel
clerk I feel tia. ave and iufeFicrity which
tourists feel as they stand in the. Yosemite
valley aad look up at tho mountain tops a
thousand feet above"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

DcvOus mother to young lady who is
burning up letters: "Wha, are you doing
there, my dear: Are you burning incense9"
Young lady" Oh, no. no; ! an crly
burriog nonsense"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

A yong Butcher, who vas codFtins {
girl with matrimonial intentions, asked
her if she could make lard. She replied
that she could ",ry," His proposal yss
not in,erlarded with Unnecessary words
and her answer readrsa a wedding tons.
eaa necessary. The young butcher sill
.d-css to Kill, " of course.
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party is corrupt, and no longer worthy o.
trust; that the professions of friendship to
The colored nan arc false, aud made only
for the purposeo utyiog Ocr votes.
Resdcca, That We pledge ourselves to
so,c against the Republican party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05

S"Gracious me-" exclaimed a lady in a
witness box, show should know ANYTHING
about anything don't know anything about?s
SThe Chicago Advance. remsrking on the
ughtness OF boots and shoes and the capabilities
OF the foot, pitifully declares that we don't get
hall the good from our toes that we might.
~"The shuttle of the years, flying back and
torth through the warp of time, has woven a
fabric OF beautiful results about this institution
Is the way the Milwaukee Sentinel ls affected
by the female college Of that city.
SSpesklng Of the swiftness with which
Susan Is. Anthony flee from one lecture field to
another, western paper remarks {" Men nav
come, and men may 60, but this woman goes on
forever"
~ The archbishop Of Santiago declared that
female voices in a choir are dangerous 20 true
piety and devotion-which leads one 20 suspect
that he lie not exactly a saint himself. His fig
leaves betray him.-FihsbHrg Commercial.
R-The journal of Chemistry SAVE that a
chain Of compressed cakes Of gun cotton tied
around the trunk Of q large tree and exploded
will cut IL down instantly by its violence of It's
action. The cut through the trunk IL az sharp
as that done by the keenest AK.
~Chorus Of ladies ito comely Curate who il
ascending the ladder 20 hang decor atiOns)-ssO,
Mr.. Sweetlow, do take care! Don't 20 no! So
dangerous Do come down. Rector (sarcasti-
cally) -"Really, SweetlOw, don't you think
you'd better let married man do that? -
Punch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05
EVENING STAR.
CONFERENCE.-THE.
Coaeiu.se. Ye.tcrd.5.. rreoe.s,.~,

SENATE--Aitst our retost clos>s-
lie Senate proceeded with the COnsiderxfsor
Of Tie bSIkruyt elil. ana, afse- dlsoussion, the
aDencment OF MT. oglssby, TO the eject that
ne sioppsge OF TIE payment % commercial
paper tor torry DAYS after due ShAn not he
ee, med evidence OF bankruptcy, Wa rejected
Nj. sherman moved an amendment, iimitins
The operations OF the seth section A. reported IN
IN m s, 10 Iersons owing over - 600.
were forced into bankruptcy the crr.ilto,s go
little or nothing, and The penalties insicssss
uien the debtor ~ere unnecessarily severe.
ftndine further discussion, the Senate Al AS
r. m. adjourned.
hOCsE.-Ansr our report closed
lie honss took reoees and TeaSsenbled AZ
20 oe.ock. Ices than = dozen members beng
MIR. Lawrence took the floor and proceeded 10
Iropose amendments, which we're agreed 20
This had proceeded for about half An hor,
when NV"
hr. EldIe6ge said he would oppose the amena-
.n,n s. ,n SohsosIa'ien, Tor the putpo-e OF
county 90 the ridiculous farce OF this attemct
% revise the statutes. They could count sat on
stven-PeThsPe, men and BOYS. twenty. lie
would submit 90 those who were present whether
there ever vas anything more absurd vet TIE
gentleman from Vermont tsils Us that the
country will Dot be satisfied unless this wOrk ls
done by the House. He protested against the
country being cheated into the idea that thu
vas the work OF tie House. and said be had
ctfne hefe 20 tell them that, 20 Tar has efforts
could 60, this thing should not 70 on, un,ess
there a. competent body for the transa UOn
CT business. he thought IL would be much more
IN keeping with the character OF the House aud
the subject 20 have IL referred 60 the committee,
OF even submit Il 20 q competent clerk Who
ooul0 take n, and, quietly In his room. carefully
20 over ~ and make the corrections that are
nov belng made here, and not 20 talm In OF, on
the country as the ActiOn of the House
BIT. Storm said he thought the committee did
not deserve the rehuke Admiuistered nv the
eentleI man from Wisconsin. n he te.ire.f "a
lecture any one, h should be those who ah-entsd
themselves. He thought the remarks unklnd
and uncalled for.
After further debate OF like character a vota
was taken on the pending amendment, AMI the
chair Ia div isiOn having been demanded by Mr.
Eidreogel announced twenty-One in favor OF
the amencmen
Mr.. Eldredge.-You must have counted the
pages. Laughter.
Mr.. Sener moved the House adjourn
Mr.. Eldredge demanded the yeas and nays
The demand for the call Was sustained. Al.
voting for and twen;y-one against more than
one fifth voting i'm the affirmative.
The roll Was then called, and the motion was
agreed to-yess q, nays sand the House AZ
journed At 9.l5 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05

DEATH FROM THE BITE or A PoLR CAT
For usgical occurrences Salina IL Conspicuous
Last summer Swede girl was, while going 70
neighbor's house, bitten by pole cat. No
Immediate result following the circumstance
was nearly forgotten. Last Tuesday, the girl
complaining OF pain in the chest, physician
was called IN, who pronounced IL a simple "Ail-
ment that would pass OF in few daps." on
Wednesday she was seized with fearful parox-
ysms, II requiring three strong men % hold
her. IL was then evident that h ydnOphObia wa I
doing lts horTid work. Morphine was adminis-
tered to relieve the suffering girls agony, who
dled the next dsy.-Saliaa (Ks.) Letter ~ KaH-
EnE Gin Timse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05

a Young WOMAN OF very prudish turn was
hurt IN a railroad accident and taken 20 the
hospital, when the doctor asked her what vas
the matter with her One of her Limbs, she
said, was injured. "Well," he returned, abut
which limb?" "Oh, I can't tell YOU doctOr.
but IL Is one Of my limbs" ssOh nonsensei5
cried the doctor, out Of all patience; (which a
1.-THE limb you thread a needle with?p mo
slr, she answered with q blush; "the limb
wear a garter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05

A HKATHRN's lDRA.-The Virginia CITY
New Enterprise relates the following: "Rid-
ing along trail on the crest Of a mountain
rl0ge, east OF the Lower Sink OF the Carson IN
1870, In company with a Piute Captain, we
came upon an old graye-a mere sunken spot A
few feet of the trail There, said the Captain
mere lies one OF my men. He was good man.
is he In there YETI No. said the brave,
pointing upward, he is there-he Is in Pan All =
country Now, said we, wishing 70 draw out
his notions in regard 10 the iu mOrtality Of the
soul, now, suppose we were 10 dig there, should
we not find the skull of your man-his thigh
bones and bis ribsp Yes answered the In
dian; we should ind these Then how can he
be IN Pah-sh country 'His homes, his skull
and ribs and all his bones are here said the
Captain, but hisdream If above with Pah-Ah. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05

"JoHN," said a clergyman TO his man, won
should become a teetOtzller; you have been
crinking again to-day" "DO you ever take q
crop yourself, meenister?" eyes, John: but Won
must look at your circumstances and mine
VERY true, SIR" said John; "but can you tel
rue how the streets OF Jerusalem were kept 80
.'Weel, cir, il was Just because every one kep
his ain door cIean1
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1sf, 1874.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1sT, 1874.
FROM WARRINGTON CITY.
5 90 .. m, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
Wincsssssr and ali Way ssalion: n A'Nn'
ga &, N. Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and all
soos. m. New York, Philadelphia. Boston, Bal.
~, t%ore; Lsgrel and Relay. c,,,,..,, ,on,.
vile, s.; Loyss: oeIgmSss, sanausky. Wheel;
ali sfston s on hi the Wsssnston County and and
Valley Branches. PvlIvsan Cars. D,ansr a
$50 4 m, Baltimore. Annapolis and all Way Sta
10. 90 a. m, Baltimore and Rel.v only.
1909 m, Baltimore, EIicott City and ell Way
LOO m, New York, phia, Norfolk, Bal
a.. On timere D,nns, at Relay.
%incss.,ss and sss IA
way Station: west q Relay: ~ ''A's
10 ?. m, Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
4.4s 2: M, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
$40 3: ~, Philadelphia and Bal. Supper at
745 p m, Pittsburs, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, IS. LOWS, Colum Gus, ssndusky, Whsei-
ing and the West. Pullman Cars. Breakfan
Z SO p m, baltimore and all Way Stations.
S.oo o m. New 1I2Ik, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
11.So .. m Baltimore and Gil Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
90, 4.45, $40, 145, SO, 900 and L 80
All 7faiRs Step at Vta5pcf Hotel, Relay House Sta
ton.
For further Information apply a. the Baltimore
a. d Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
40 Pennsylysnis avenue, where orders will be
taken TOT Baggage to be checked and received at
THOs. R, SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
ieb2 GEO. b. kOOETZ, Gent Agent.
INHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WAsHINGToN, December IS, 1873.
Trains between ashington and New YORK are
COW run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YoEK, vithom change of cars.
LOO and 100 P. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday, at 500 A. M and
LOO, $50 and 500 p. NJ.
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 90 p NJ and Phfladel.
phia at go and 800 PM
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
sylvania avenue.
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue ofao.
can there arrange TO have their baggage called for
aud checked at their residence, taken the depot
and put In the baggage car.
See Bsltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
.oheduie between Washington, Baltimore, Annsp-
TB0s; b. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
I'm. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. kOOhTz, Agent at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-05
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHiihsp eE6S hAb AdIEEoXANpsIA yt WASH

SAILING DAYS.
.dsISSi. r' %k 4 sTEsS nWxSarSss Pm
URDAY, ~ IL m. a6s11l1sznIn
DAY and SATURDAY at 1Oa m.
Ihfs line connects z. PhisdelPhis with "Olyde'.
New England States. No wharfage in Boston by
this line Agent fer d. Of q.
y. a. REID, AieSandris, Va. ~'s'ni.
WALDO A. PKARCE 50 Congress street Boston.
A.. areights delivered b. KnqHs Express. Or
nas, or st the steamer wharf win be promptly At
eenooo 70. ap1-tr
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AT BURLINGTON the other night hne-Iook-
ing young farmer asked we'll known citizen "a
direct him 70 the "grsngers" place OF meeting
The citizen compiled and then wonderingiy
SAID, why, DO you want 10 20 up thereyb
genuine farmer" "CertsinIy.D "why, YOU
can't get in; they don't take in any farmers 81
81, Adams A drerfiser-
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EDWARDS. At New York city, on Friday, jan
airy 80, at the residence Of her son in law HArry
NJ. mOrris, ANN Il. EDWARDS, widow Of Lieut.
Of her age.
HuRDLE In Georgetown, this a. m. at o'0Ik,
NOBLE HUBBLE, in his ~ year.
His funeral will take place SUNDAY Of 81 n.
M, from the MethOditt Protestant Church, Con-
gress street.
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RH DUHCANSON, BOWLING CO., Aucts
u corner 9th and ID streets northw est

TBCSTEES' SALE OF FIRST CLASS
DkkLLIkGS ON CAPITOL HILL, Is
GRANTS EAST CAPITOL BLOCK
BY virtue OF ten deeds Of trust from Albert Grant
anr wife dated May %, ISL, and duly 1rded in
Loer No 49, folio "a, ct seq and Liber No $50,
foo s. ct OF the land records of the District Of
Columba, We viii sell ct public auction front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2sth day az
February, A. ID. 1874. at o'clock D. IN Lets nun
esrod s, 10, L. IL and IL, Of Grants sub
DIVISION OF sQusre No 760 I'm the city of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia
Lots Nos 3, 10, II, IL and d improved
by Dwelling Houses-Hes POI, 203, 2O5, 2O7,
2l1, gig, 221 s23 ard 227. The above houses
are ne v, built Of brick, trimmed with brownstone
three-story front with tourist back buildings
hDishe1 inside with black walnut; hot and cold
water on each floor; three bath and closets;
and are In every particular strictly frst-class
houses. Lot No. is improved by Dwelling Nc
II East Capitol street. and Is q fOur-story front
and hve-story back building, finished in the sans
mar ner as the foregoing described property. All
the above lots are further improved By Substantial
BRICK stables snd carriage houses
Terms Of sale: One-fo urth cash, and the balance
at SIX twelve, and eighteen months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, with interest at ten Der
centunn per annum, payable semi AMI ually, and
secured on the property sold, will be taken A
deposit OF $500 will be required each lot at the
time OF sale. III the terms Of sale are not cOmplied
with in 1--WE days, the Trustees the right TO
resell the property i've days notice by advertise
meBt in the Evening Star, at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser.
M GiLLAUDET,l r
Ok TRapl III ITustee5s
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AUCTION SALES.
TUfURE DAYS

QT pUEoAHsoN, BOWLING 4 90, Auct,r,.
- Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
JRUsrKEysALH OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL keTATB ON fHE H0RTHEAsT COR.
NnR OF 10TH AND o srRERrs NORTH
MHsT, CONSISTING or THBEE-sTORY
RkISSED BBIOK DWELLING, WITH CEI,.
hsB, HALL, WATER, GAS, AND STABLE
- By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date
January 10th, A. d. ISL, ana duly rec ,rded in
ALiber No 634, folio 81, Of the land records for
Washington county, In the District OF Colum bia
and nc request Of parties secured thereby, shall
SELL ct public auction, in front OF the premises 20
the highest bidder, on MONDAY, February 9Th, A,
1874, a. 80 O'Clock M all that certSn piece
OF parcel OF ground lying and being in the city of
washington, IN said District, aud known upon the
official plat thereof as Lot numbered twenty two
CD, in Square numbered three hundred and sixty
six 1851 according TO Samuel Redfern subdi
Of said square, duly recorded in the once of the
surveyor Of said city, together with the i'm prove
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: $500 and expenses of sale cash
(of which BOO must be paid time of salel balance
in equal payments in six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty -four months, for which the purchaser,s
note, with interest from day of sale will be taken
to be secured on the property sold. All Conveyance
ing ard recording at purchasers cost. III terms of
sale not complied with in six days after sale tha
Trustee the right to resell at risk and
Of defaulting purch sser.
VIM. +. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
jars DCNCAES0N, BOWLING CO., Aucts