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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

The Senate, by vote of IS to II, have
agreed with the Assembly in enactiDg the re-
duction of canal tolls proposed by the Canal
Board and urged by the commercial bodies of
New-York and Buffalo. Lake navigation is
now mobstructed, and we trust That the
canals will be promptly opened next
Tuesday, as appointed. The grain deal
ers of this city will have all the
advantages which extremely low rates of
freight can bring them, while the low prices
which are the inevitable consequences of abun-
dance are of the utmost benefit to the vast
majority of mankind. The business of the
coming season will test some of the theories of
the friends of cheap transportation, and we
sincerely hope that the results may prove in all
respects gratifying to the most enthusiastic
advocates of that economy.
AS usual, the Beecher trial was enlivened
Yesterday by some choice exhibitions of legal
black guardism. Here is one:
O. Mr. Martin testiAes that Mrs. Tton and he
the back OF house for at least two hours
that afternoon. Is that truc1 A. 1t is faset is Mr..
Fullerton
MI Fuerton-well, repeat II again. Mrs. Ovnaton. II
you think 1t becomes lady to do it, You need not ap
proach and address In that kind OF style. II you for
get You are lady, Others may forget 1t also.
The Witness-Excuse me.
Mr. Fullerton-I will excuse you.
The testimony was largely made up of de-
mails of previous testimony. Mr.. Moulton con-
tradicted Mr.. Beecher. Mr. Freeland made
what seems a damaging contradiction of Mr.
Bowen. Mrs. OvingtOn appears to have been
summoned to take care of Gen. Tracy. Mrs
Woodbull prOduced some letters, but neither
side was willing to take the responsibility 0l
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

The arrival of the disabled steamer Metropo-
lis from Bermuda will be great relief to all
who had friends on board. Disasters 80 fire.
quently come in pairs, and the public mind
was so much excited by the Schiller disaster,
that there were many who had lost hope dur
ing the long delay of the Metropolis, as shc
was known to be in q crippled condition.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

Rather larger majority than was expected
voted in the Senate for the reduction OF canal
tolls. The measure is in accordance with the
recommendations Of the Canal Board, and dis
poses, 80 far as the Senate is concerned, or
much-vexed question. A reduction OF charges
at both ends of the canal would, however,
have been of more service.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

A. Il has passed the Senate, the Canal Re-
,sir. h;ll shows a praisewOrthy effort at econo-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
rates. including ocean

Persons unable 10 obtain THE TRIBUNE in any Of IN
trains boats or hotels IN which ii is usually Sold ciU con
fer farOr by Informing this office Of the circumstances
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

The pardon by the President of Lawrence
Habel, who had been convicted of robblng
letter boxes, occasions much comment. This
thief appears to have been one of the most
expert of his kind. He was sentenced to three
years imprisonment at hard labor, and is now
pardoned at the end Of one Our mails have
never enjoyed the highest reputation for safety,
and such occurrences as the foregoing hold out
little hope for their improvement in that par
ficuIor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
VVAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer

lOcl, northwest COfueT lUtD and ~ streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0YED, IN
The CITY OF WASHINGTON. IN THE
NORTHWEST PART OF SAID CITY, HERE
MATTER MENTIONED.
- BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
Ksi the District of Columbia, i'm equity cause No.
G64, of George w. Linyille ct al. William ID. q.
Murdoch ct al, we viii sell, on MONDAY. the 7th
day of June, A ID. lS75 at O'Clock D. m, in front
auction at the cost and risk OF the defaultng pur
chaser all those pieces or parcels OF ground IN the
CITY Of ashing ton, to WIT: Lots numbered
g. 10, lard q in square No. 60 according 10 the re-
Jog on 2th street, north 5 street and Boundary
Immediately after the above sale We will sell lots
Nos. r. Is, Si, IS and So in John stars subdi,
street ard Boundary street.
And mediately after we will sell Lot ID, in
Square no. ls3, in receivers subdivision Of Lots A,
square lss said Lot being on 18th street west be
~ cen Il and streets north.
The above real estate, in part, Ii improved by
good, substantial Frame Dwellings, containing
Terms. as prescribed by the decree: One-third OF
the purchase money cash; and the balance they eof
i'm six twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale
with 10 per cent interest per annum until ped, the
notes, with snretes to the Satisfaction ef the re-
interest shah be paid deposit Of So will Be re.
o. Of n pc 'DS tss
in ten days from day Of eale the receivers
ing purchaser or pun chasers. AL conveyancing II
e0 Of Wilt z eamIss HTsTiffNeLr,)
PHILIP a. pARNEILLE, Receivers,
WILLIAM J. MlLLER,
usyzadkds WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01

The ENGLISH ARMY.-Some time since
during the administration of Mr. Gladstone
The Queen issued a warrant aboliShing the
purchase OF army comm Ssions. Under the
old system an English officer could select
any regiment he pleased by paying "A certain
sum of money. This act cost the British
government millions OF dollars, because the
government UNIDENTIFIED the officers for the
privilege OF which IL deprived them. Mr..
Dlsraeli's government restored the system
The effect OF this Is, as Lord Cardwell, the
secretary war under Mr.. Gladstone, showed
IN the house OF lords debate. that the poor
Officers Will do all the disagreea BILE work and
the TiCh officers ill the pleasant posts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01

CINlL RIGHrs IN NORTH CARoLTNA-
The Charlotte IN. e. Observer saws. There
was iittle civil rights al the Charlotte Opers
house on Friday night last The WatkfoS
troupe was playing RIP Van Wrinkle" ani
shortly after the play began six negroes
came I'm ana took seals In the parQuetie. No
attention was paid 10 them by the audience
nut the news was not long in extending 10
me streets. and crowd of young gentlemen
Immediately got together and repaired 90 the
thedter. III was soon guessed what their oh
lect was, and cries Of put him out" began
ana became general. Two or three OF the
negroes were at once cpllared and kicked
down the steps, while the others. more for
tunate, escaped from the building without
having violent hands laid upon them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01

TOUCHING INCIDENT OF FILIAL REvFR-
ENCE.-About five years ago Samuel john
son, the gardener AT the Western Lunatie
asylum, and his wife, both died, leaving a
little orphan boy about twelve years of age
who was sent To another city 10 learn trade
he was apprenticed 10 Stone-cutter, and
The hrst work he commenced. after his little
hands became Skiliul enough. was cutting
graslte monument 10 place on the graves OF
MS father and mother. He began 10 two
years ago and last week IL was finished. and
The young workman brought it 20 Staunton
ana erected IL over their graves. i'm Thorn
rose cemetery. IL is a handsome piece of
WORK, ana, besides the lettering, the stone
bears a cross. cut i'm reIief.-lSGlogoa 4 "a
indicator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
h0WNMAN & GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
4l2 9TH street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERIG AT AUCTION, THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October
LII 18th 1873, and recorded in Liber ~. folio lO7,
of the land records of Washington county. District
OF Columbia, and by direction Of the holder of the
note secured thereby, will sell, at public auction
IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY. June 9TH,
loI5' at clock p. m. all that piece or parcel of
ground known and described AS lot "A in Charles
sott subdivision of lot in square GA Beginning
Tor the same al the northeast of New Jersey
avenue On south ID street. and runs east on street
ninety nine feet 90 nine 80 inches 70 private
alley three feet wide; thence south feet thence
southwestern siXtyOne feet; thence sbuthwestwari-
y and at right angles with New Jersey avenue
thirty four tS4) feet thence north westwardly with
sal avenue twenty feet 10 the beginning.
Terms Of sale. $3.50 with ten per cent. interest
from October 18th. 1874 together with the expenses
Of sale in cash; balance in and twelve m uths
secured by notes and deed IF trust the property
IL the terms OF sale not complied with in ten DAYS
from sale the Trustees the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaulns pur-
chaser. CCnVeyancing AZ purchasers cost.
II. z. DODGE, 1r.
p. A. DARSEILLE.( trustees
myT BOWMAN & GREEN. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
IN THEsUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT
II OF COLUMBIA

H0tdtHk n Spectdf IuM. l1ny I5fh, IE8.
In the case of Joseph A. Clay and j. Livingston
EIiBger, executors of BETSY p. FLETCHER, de-
ceased: the executors aforesaid have with the APP
probation of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY. the Sth
asy sne dsrbaon The t1 Ser. nnsI
estate of said deceased and of the assets In hand,
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend, with
their claims properly youched, or they may other
wise By law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceasedfs estate: Pr0cided, copy of this order be
published once q week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous To the sAio day. Test
myIs-tu,st a. WEBSTEk, Register OF Wills,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS aFVEE SOO<
IOs.F. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
OGce No. 900 sth 81 norihwesf


SALE OF ALL THE REAL ESTATE BELONG
d5G SnUTHERN AND EASTERN SECTIONS
W IHE CITY, AT AUCTION.
-: on the DAYS hereinafter named I will eel a;
~ r9ol ancu9n Ia front Of the prenli seS, the
rrrhSSMihs Heal Estate belonging TO Hon. Caleb
On MONDAY, the 3fst day Of NAV. ISIS. q, S
g CLOCK ?. m, Lot numbered two, in slusre 6s;
ironing on Canal street, corner Of street south
Immediately thereafter. Lot seven. in s,u.,a ar
ironing on south street, between ST and 81 street
Immediately thereafter, Lot seven. in s,p.ra a,
fronting I'd street west between T and 4 strSe:,
sEoutn~est, and improved by two new twO-s story
Iane dwellings, cUntai ming rooms each
Immediately thereafter. Lots nine and fourtae, !,
square Go the former fronting Canal street AMI The
latter being on the corner of and ID streets south
Immediately there after, Lot two. in square sl3.
Tontins % feet south street ne II to the corner
new ones story Frame Dwelling.
Oh ~ kSDAf the LIST day of June, ISIS, at 5
clock p m; Lot No as. in square No. SO, fronting
~ ieet o3a inches on a. street southwest, between
House. No. 1917.
tai front of I'D feet inches on the east siia ~ a
street esst between and II streets north, being
opposite the II street market and near the Columbia
railroad These Lets will be offered in fronts of %
On WEDNESDAY, the ID day of june ISIS AZ )
south.
And Immediately thereafter Lots three, four. five
SIX seven eight and nine, in square l29 beng the
west hail Of said square, fronting 2h street east
between and streets south.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash: balance in one
Two and three years with interest at six per cent
per annpm and secured by deed of trust the pro
perty sold deposit will be required on each pieSa
OF property Immediately after il is sold. CONVEY
ancing at cost of purchaser
my22 tn ,th,s&w. DIS Jos. f. Kelley. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01

RIA Chicago temperance cooperative.
cent.
~ The Rev. Mr.. StiIIy7elI was kicked ont
of Logansport, Ind, for soliciting a little
bird TO sing in the heart of the wife OF one OF
his ChicGgO Times.
70" Lemme die now" gasped an Ohio
farmer. 1--we lived 10 see a woman cit thirty
one yards of cloth into one dress, aud I'm
ready 10 pull stakes now"
~ Julia Ward Howe declares. with conSid-
cradle feeling, that what married women
want is ''mOre rest" Julia Ward Howe is a
she wants, we'd all have rest.
FSA pious young widow in Milwaukee,
speaking of handsome young fellow who
lives in her neighbOrhOOi, SAYS. Il feel set
BACK year ~ my religion every time meet
him.
Re- The regnant thought with most men is:
How 10 make money; and the regnant
thought with most women: How TO spend in
Ia their better moments some oftheSe women
have teen heard 10 admit that man Is q uSe-
ful administrator Argl,y.
U5- One thing that sta ggers The New Orleans
Bulletins belief in the hand times is the ele-
CANT dressing of the New Orleans ladies. The
costumes seen on Canal street are as expen-
SlVe as ever, and the prices Of dreSSmaking
are az atrOcious as ever.
RS-A woman is said tn be happiest when
she l. buying medicine or satisfying her
curiosity, but nobody has really looked upon
her as She is until they have stood by and
seen her drive through the humble portions
of the city in an open carriage. Sne il q
naughty human ramrod then, and is easily
mistaken for the Empress Eugene.
sS-"les, you may come again next Sun
day evening, EOrace, dear, but'-and she
heSitated. ''What is Il darling? Have I
given you pain ?'' he asked as She still re-
manned silent "loU didn't mean 10 I'm
sure, > she responded. out next time plea se
don't wear one OF those collars with the
points turning outward; they scratch so."-
Utica Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
ID H. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and II streets, NJ "

- By virtue of deed Of trust 10 me, dated Nav =
lS4 recorded in liber No. 749, folio $50 one of the
land recoi ds for the county Of Washington, ID. O..
and at the Of the holder of the note secured
thereby, shall sell at public sale in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, June z, ISIS, at $50
front oftwenty two feet on Lawrence street, by one
hundred feet deep, improved by q two story and
back building frame dwelling house.
:, Terms 81 sale: One fifth cash, Of which $50 must
be paid at the time Of sale balance in four semi
nual payments, with interest ut ten per cent. per
annun, payable semi annually, to be secured BY a
deed Of trust on the property. II the terms of sale
not complied with in ten days after the day OF
sale the property viii be resold ct the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser.
maya5-d JOHN n. OLIVER, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01

NEVER PAPER WALL over old paper and
paste. Always Scrape down thoroughly. Old
paper can be got of by damping with salera-
tus and water. Then 20 over ali the cracks
OF the wall with plaster Of Paris, and finally
put on wash OF a weak solution of carbolic
acid. The best paste il made out OF rye -four,
with two ounces Of glue dissolved I'm each
quart OF paste; half an ounce of powdered
bOiaX improves the mixture. To remove pa
per nom walls saturated steam is introduced
moiSfenel and linn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
FNH0MAS K. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 18th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF "wOoDLEY,'
ON THE WEST SIDE OF ROCK CREEK, But

TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF "W0oDLEY,r
ON THE WEST SIDE OF ROCK CREEK, BUT
SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE NORTH
END OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust TO me, recorded in
Liber No. GIG, folio $40, of the land records of
the District of Columbia, will sell at public
anction, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of June, 1875. at
~ o'clock p. m, on the premises, Lots numbered
from three go to thirteen tl3, both inclusive of
keryand subdivision of part of tract Of land called
Woodley," in the District of Columbia, located as
above. These Lots vary in size from 3 to 6,1 acres
each, and are well adapted, from their topography
and nearness to the city, to persons desiring
nient country seats. In the deeds to purchasers
condition will be inserted that no slaughter house
shall be erected on the premises.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the balance at
six and twelve months, with interest at per
secured by deed of trust. A deposit of so will be
required eschot at the time of sale. If the terms
of sale are not complied with in seven days, the
property will be resod at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after FIVE days advertisement
maya lot TH0S. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01

NEVER DECANT Whatever else
you may do about il. bring ID to the table i'm
the vessel in which IL was made. A hand
some urn or gorgeous COffee-pOt j. the grave
OF good coffee. When hot coffee Is emptiei
from one vessel into another, the kitchen Gel l.
ing general yreceives the essence laden VaDpr
which should have found its way into the
cups OF the breakfast table. And one woy,i
about these cups. When the coffee enters
them IL should find the milk or cream al
ready there,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
RAILROADS.
NrEw YORk AND wASHINGTOY
~ THROUGH LINK TO BALTIMopu
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.


all FONTS IN TIE NEW EyGIsv
STATES Ian
THBOU6H BE1NEES WASHINGTON ANN
NV YORK osO
WITHOUT CHANG OF CARS
TIE equipment on this line il new And ~ ,ba 49,.
elegant AID i'm proved hnish. zig nioss
TRAIS LIVING At S.23 AN IA PILL
MAN PARLgR CAR TRAIN EXCITSIyrIVr
PULLMAN ALACE SLEEPING ~ = ~ n "
MIG HI TRAINS o-'
On snc afieT MAY %, lTs, trains bv thJ.
nne VIII leave Dept q Baltimore and P5,omac
EsiT al cor ntr ~ 5th and streets, a. follows.
.I5s.m- ENPTess for Phfadelphia NJ ~
sad points Es-f daily. eScept Sunday A'
S-S a m LIMITED kN preas-Pulman Car Train
Tor Philadelphia, New York and points IA.
daily. except Sunday SS ASs'
IL N Express for PhisdeIphis and New yo,.
daily. except sunday " AOiA
$50 7 m Express for Philadelphia and WAY no,,,,
daily. "o' Poiuts
s.O- ,. m. ESPrr-- Tor Philadelphia, Nav yo,,
sud points East daily " ANiA
PCLLMAN PAELOR CABS on all pav rra,,,
II LLMAS PALACE SLEEPING CARS or
Eight Trains. vans Oh
Tickeis and Information can be procured at ths off,
BAGGAGE called for ana checked at hotels ana -,
Vsf' residence orders left at the otficss ~ ~
c1upany' northeast corner 18th street ant Psnn.Hi
'snla avenue- and On northeast corner OF Psnnsyi
N8uis avenue AID 6th street - iSnusJi-
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC PAN
EOADs Corner 6rb A1f streets
u. VI. BOYD, ya
6en'rSl fas-enEs4 agent, PhiladeIphis Pa
-, hk'hGE G.. WILKINS
-EtA ,. 2--liifs udsnt, Baltimore, Nj
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Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Drolt Building, corner oth and streets.
SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES AND
LOTS ON FIFTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN

SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES AND
LOTS ON EIPTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTH.
"a Under and by virtue Of deere of the
Iii SUI reme Court of the District Of Columbia
passed in Equity No. S94l, Docket H. wherein
Harvey Kennedy and another cOmplainants and
Charles H. Holden and others are defend ants, the
undersigned, Trustees appointed by the decree in
sand cause, will sell at public auction the prem
ises, on TT ESDAY, thu 18th day of June, A D. 1875,
az o clock p. m, Lots numbered one and two, in
Charles II Holden : recorded subdivision Of SQUARE
eight hundred and thirty-two (S32), with the i'm
prUVeincuts, consisting of two neat and desirable
Frame Cottages, two stories high and provided with
gas aud zter, and situ~ted in improving local
ity. Each Lot will be sold separately.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are.
One fourth cash of which deposit of $50 on each
lot viii lie required at the time of sale;) and the
balance in equal installments in six, twelve aud
eighteen months, for which the purchaser or pur-
chasers to give his their prOmissory notes
dated on the day Of SALE and bearing interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annUm. The terms of sale
are to be complied with within DAYS after the
day OF sale. All conveyancing at the cost Of the
purchasers.
JAMES Z \ SS s. Upwards Trustees.
may27- eo&ds YOUNG & MIDDLETON. Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
NhSDAH RECOMMENDATIONS q. ls.S.


,sFIklTt AiisTs IN kUsSIA.-T The ~. Peters
oufg correspondent OF the Tor 1aal deS ncbatS
ssys that There i grcat mania for Spirita-
aIlst nsniie>tatiCus tu hat city Just now
and that the popular Is OF Home il f,r ex
Ceued by tbs; which a frcnchuan pamet
bie1ine ~ present en- Joys. Home was looke>s
ZION - something or a ilctante. for he opiv
nStu ms ScanceS In those houses 20 which M.
Wa an invited guest, whereas NJ Bredisfe is
ways ready 10 manifest" n; the rate OF
..ltSt foNbies per head 10 a company not ex-
cee1ins ten persons IS rlenfv "a neonle 30
Niilihg 10 pay three rouhl eS on the chance ~
fSsdaS TSplrlts, he does very iourishin.
~ ase. me respondent OF the pebatS Says
that among the believers in Al Rrsti,,s a.,
stN.ial professors OF science ono ~ v-,,oo,
~; !" asnsr, has published his profession nj
,.iuh IN the last number of the F,uronean
Messenger. This declare ton. annea,tns ~,
a magazine which has 80 much f,i0,T,socs -.
RUSSIAN society, GRATED great Impression.
but 80 Tar only two Journals have made sny
effort 10 refute NJ. Wagner's statemey,S Tl,s
correspondent adds that. ridiculous as the
Iretensions OF the spiritualistS are. 10 l. none
ne les 10 De regretted that their doctrines
should Ind acceptance W IN men OF Intellect
Tor III happens that at this very time the gov
eminent Is endeavoring To put down the for
tune tellers. and To root Olt the popular belief
Ia WOOD demons, ghosts. ghouls, &C.
WHAT Mr.. BFKCHFR SAYS ArorT ru.
bowtN lNTFRNIEw.-" l would n Ne 20 talk
with You about the Interview wits NJ
5owen mat was published this morning" a
sun reporter said 10 Mr.. Reecher last evening
catching the breeze us ''''N'
=. Mr. Beecher-Wel. sit right down herr
lou can talk 10 me all night II YOU want 10
heporter.-Whatd do you think of Nir. Bow
ems story" ~
Mr., Beecher.-I don't think anything al All
about nc. ~ VT
Reporters IL truce
Mr. Beecher.-I really haven't anything to
say about IT,
keporter.-GOol evening.
Mr.. Beecher--Good evening. laughing =
short horse il soon cuTried. isn't lac ~ "
Syn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-01
THOMAS BOWLING,
AUctioneer and Real Estate Broker
Successor to Latimer g. CIeary,b
Southwest corner Penns. avenue and 18th street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
KhSIeENCE, No. 131 BEALL ST, GEORGE
r.: BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated March O.
Iii A. D. 1874, duly recorded in liber Ia folio 2Ts
one OF the land records for ashington county Dis
trlct OF Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby, will sell at public auction in front
OF the premises, on MONDAY, Nav 81, ISIS, at 5
clock D. m, the following described real estate in
the city Of Georgetown, ID. C-The east half of Lot
No AZ, In Bealls addition TO Georgetown, having a
front on the south side of Beall street of thirty j
feet and running back with that width to the depth
Of one hundred and twenty ODD feet with the in
House,
Terms: One-third Of purchase ssoney, the taxes
now due, and penses of sale in cash. and the
balance at six, twelve and eighteen mouths from
day Of sale bearing interest ten per cent per an
mum, and secured by deed of trust on the premises
deposit of lC0 required at time of sale All con-
yeyancing at purchasers expense. Terms 10 be
complied with in five days from day of sale, other
wise the property to be reSold the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser efter five DAYS notice.
:. T.. MIDDLETON, Trustee
may2-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
e<THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
hElDA Y Tune 4 tn, ISIS, same hour and place
By order Of the Trustee.
maySl d THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
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DIEA.

BRIGHT. On the 10Th Instant, GEO. s BagsHr,
Chief Engineer United States Navy, lretired, in the
SSH year of his age.
Reqniem mass at st. Peters Church, Capi,oI
Hill, Tuesday, June i, lSz5, az O'Clock a m. The
friends OF the family are invited % attend. z