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SFFl0E o. Tx t2 OIL LEeIoR OF TAXES FOR IHE)
C0iEuTtf1 BHl'ffHg, NGSitHgfOn, D. IA IS7s {
whereas, H. Obedience to the reauiremonf. 20 Al, :
act OF tho Third Legislative Assembly. annroTed
June =, 1873, entitled An act TO enforce snS -
vide for The collection Of all thai NAV h.
Tesrs IN tne DistTict 81 Columbia or after uiy
first. eighteen hundred and seventy thraa "a
authorizing the Governor to snticipste the ravsn,a
from the sans the Collector Of faxes Of the ssid
Dstr1ct dlo Issue certain certificates az nravi5ad
for IN section two 81 said act, for the smonnt dns
and paid Tor tsxe- certain real estate in tbe
fsid Diret levied oy the several acts Of the Lesis
lstiye Assembly Of said District, approved resaas
lively August %, 1871 and June 10 ISM t,for tbs
support q the sove nment of the District of Colnm
bis snd for ether purposes for the scsI ana
ing June "A, lSlZ and June 80, 1873 and fnclnd1no
the amount OF penalties and costs ipcurred. and
where's tne owners OF certain of said certifcates
hsSo Zen so0to 70 writing by indOrseuent thereon
after the en- piration one year from the date ,her
OF. that the Coli ctOr shall enforce the paymsnt 20
the liens, and have MID the said certfcates bsar
ing the required Endorsement, IN this Office fSSys
fo gre PHotc 5ttcs 10 trhoD az NAV rOnrsT1 that
lunbis, being pieces Of property against whirh Ia
certlncstts have been Issued, aud for the enforca
meDt Of the payment IF which the demand g. ~
sale OF SAID pr pert las been made, will he sod AZ
public auction c1sh, 20 the highest oder under
aud IN aeeoidsEco gIth the provisions OF the at
MONlAf- January 3, 1876, at Columbia Buiidiog
Collectors ,tfCe. 2I6 -Four and a-half trsS,,
DOrthV e & to at-f said liens and the er nensss
fendir & the Gale thereof ~
Sale 10 comm nc at IL O'Clock Nand n nm
GEUe nom DAP 10 day till con pleted
JOHN Il. COOK
CcilCtfcT cf fr5sSf for rae DtStrtet of ColuzpBta
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TWICE MARRIED AND TWICE DIVORCED
n rather unusual case came up In the ST.
Louis circuit for adjudication on Friday,
Tie case on trial was that OF Ida Hall VS..
Eugene Hall, on petition FOR a divorce on
The grounds OF deSertion. During the exami-
nation OF the plaintiff ~ as developed that
the parties had been divorced from each
other tn ILLINOIS, several years ago. but had
remarked and lived together until January
ls.5, when the desertion is alleged To have
taken place. Judge knight. after as king how
long The plaintiff would remain unmarried
10 the defendant this time. granted the de-
cree and Ida and Eugene henceforth are sep
8rated.
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STEAMER LINES.

Star BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
r, sailing regularly every month from Wstson's
wharf, BROOKLYN. N. T., for PARA, <<cSA
PERNAMBUC0, BAHIA and BIO JA-SZfEfN
NERO, calling at ST. JOHNS, P0RTOe<Ez.ls7
NELLIE MATRIN, 5 900 tons, Jan. %, at D. m.
JOHN BRAMhL LII. AGO tons, Feb. %, at D. m
Is. WALK ER, 100 tons, March % at / o M
When sd OF month falls on Sunday, steamers
sail the day previous.
These steamers perfectly new, with all the
latest Improvements, having first class passenger
accommodations
For freight and passage at reduced rates Apply 70
J. s. TUCKER CO. Agents
decl6 6m 81 Pine street, New York
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BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM FOR HEADACHE.
The form of headache termed by the French
migraine is often periodical I'm its nature
and Is always at first hemi cranial, then often
accompanied by peculiar sense OF heavt-
ness OF one OF the eyes or even one of the or
bits. IL al this time before the actual parox-
ySm has come on large doses OF bromide of
potassium be administered great relief Will
in many cases be- produced. The bromide
dissolved in water should be administered
In doses of from % TO 100 grains for an adult
male, 90 FOR female, and IS for a child, To
be swallowed by successive mouthfuls wi tn
In quarter OF an hour or ID minnIas.
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DIED.

AMBUSH. Or the 18th inst ..JkNEs ID. AxBusu,
son Of Enoch aud Laura Ambush, aged u years, 4
month, and = days, in the full triumph Of latin.
his friends and relatives respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral from 81. Psuls Church, to-
morrow morning, 30th inst, st II O'Clock, on sth
street, between ~ and streets southwest.
BOWLING. December 18Th, Of consumption, Tn
WARD M. BOWLING, Jr., In the 18th year OF his sae.
son Of Edward M. and Martina bowling ReQuis1
mass at Q. u. Thursday morning, st 81. DominickH
Church.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited Prince
Georgian and Port Tobacco Times please copyJ
CHURCH. On Tuesday morning. December n
ISIS, st SIS, after lingering Illness, GEORGE q
CHURCH, IN the 6th year Of his age.
Twas q solemn place beside his death bed,
To listen 20 the words Of comfort lac said.
But father now has gone 20 rest,
To take bis place among the biest.
funere al VIII take place from his late re<ideDoe.
No 40 street southwest, Thur sday, Deceubsr
30, 1875, q O'Clock m Frieads OF the fsnilT srs
respectfully invited 20 attend.
LITCHrIELD. Sudden ly, In Washington, De-
year Of bic age.
Albany, n Y, papers please copy.I
MARLow: On the 18th instant, Of typhcil
NARROW, in the sd year Of her age,
The relatives and friends OF tne family ere re-
speetfully invited 70 estend the funeral from s0s
erect northwest, on Friday afternoon, December
sist, at ~ O'Clock. fBaltinore Sun psesss cOpy1
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

HsreafteI the fine Steamships y. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week -<6ceS
ly trips between NEW YORK, ALEX 4FETA
ANDRIA, WASHING TON andsxxsh
GEORGETOWN, IS tolIows;-Leays NEW YORK.
from Per 4 i, East River, every SATURDAY At 4
p. m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY al >
q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day "
81, i9r Iuil Information apply TO II. p. A. DENHAM,
business otfce and wharf, % Water street. GEORGE
TOW n, or at the Office of the President near
bridge. J. W THONPSoN Pras,den, oo'
~ Freights delivered by noxIs Expres. Order.
left at General Office, 6O3 Pennsylvsuia avenue.
or at the steamers wharf, viii be promptly attended
W. iell-tr
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THOMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO COMFORTABLE
Two STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
AND BklNk STABLE, IN GEoRGkrOMN
ct AUCTION.
TE b. virtue of deed Of trust, dated Juue n, b,
IL A. ID. 1873 ard record "a in liber 72l, loiio $50
OF the land records for the DIstriCt Of and
st the request IN writing Of the party scared there.
BY, We VAL sell IN front Of the premises, on MON
DAY January 10th, lS7e, a. O'Clock .. m, part OF
Lot No. l56, in Beatty & Hawkins addition 70
Georgetown. District aforesaid. and bounded FOL
iOws,-Be ginning the south side of Third street
at the northeast corner Of said lot and runnius
euce south BY aud with the east line OF said Lot
No lS5 one HUNDRED and fifty feet the rear line of
said lot thence west by aud with the said rear lne
seventy feet TO the southwest corner Of said lot.
then north by and with the west line % salt lot
forty feet then east aud parallel with Third street
lhIrty-one feet then north parallel with the east
line OF said lot sixty eight feet; thence west two
feet; theIce north aid parallel TO the iRe Of
said lot forty two feet 20 Third street then easi
OF Third street fOcty one fest 10 the beginning.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six sud twelve
months, with interest at Per cent secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold AL oonveyancing al
the cost Of the purchaser. A dsposit Of a 100 re
auired at time OF sale II the terms sale are not
complied with within five days the trustees reserve
the right ~ resell at risk aud Of pur.
chaser.
WILLIAM ID. CASsIN. Ia
WILLIAM A. GORpON, JR., trustees.
decfS-dts THOS. DOWNING. Auct
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THE INLAND AND sEABOARD UOAsTIsG
Il COMPANY OF ID. q.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JAHR
MOSELEY

F0R NORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
AND NEW YORK.
On and after MONDAY, September 70, 1879, the
steamer LADY or THE LAKE will e.eNN
washington and Norfolk. Leave Warrington Mon.
cay, Wednesday and Friday st p. N, Leave Nor.
folk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at D. m
Fare to Norfolk, 81. Round trip, &c. Tickets good
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOB Poro.
MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The Company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on the route, she will, and after TUES-
DAY, october Is, make semi weekly trips, stopping
at all the principal lsndIngs,D as follows:
TUESDAY-Leave Washington at a. m sofus
to 0urrloman; returning, arrive In Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
FRlDAY-Leavs VI ashiprton at A. m gofns 20
CuTTloman, ed on SATURDAY, continuing down
- 20 Lone r.yer; returning, arrive in Washington
III Freight for Riyer Landings must positively be
prepaid.
For tickets, ststerooms information, apply Of
the Office of the Company under Metropolitan Bank,
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25- IL
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VERDICT IN SINGULAR MURDKR-At
ST. Louis the jury I'm the case OF Charles r.
kTiug have returned "A verdict OF guilty OF
murder in the first degree" The trial has
developed one OF the most remarkable cases
OF infatuRtion on record. Kring conceived
insane affection for Mrs. Dora Boemser the
Wife OF a German citizen, and endeavOred ta
persuade her 10 elOpe with him. On her per
sistent refusal To marry him he shot her.
She fingered A few days and then died. Be-
fore dying she gave birth TO a still-boru
child, OF which kring claimed and still
claims Maternity.
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THomAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN ar
AUCTION.
= BY virtue Of authority vested in me by the
public auction, in front of the premises, IT, rs
DAY. January 4th, la6, at 4 O'Clock. Lots IS, 40
street. with depth of los feet, improved by an ex
SelleHt two story and basement Brick Dwelling
large Frame Cooper shop, being the property for
merly occupied by the late James r. Essex, de-
ceased This property will be sold as an entire lot
or divided, TO suiI purchasers.
Terms: One. third cash; the balance In 6, Il and Is
months, with interest.
O. NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee
dec22 THUS. BOWLING, Auct.
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RIA disguised young man says: "when
i md girl who has got the stamps I ind
one who does not want me-"
sS-A letter addressed in a childis hand
writing TO "Santa Claus" was received at the
Norwich, Conn, post Office on Christmas
eve.
s7-"What can you say of the second Law
OF thought Y' Student-"It can not both be
and not be. For example, the door over
there must be either shut or open. Tutor
GIVE another illustration" Student
"Well, take the case OF another door"
R-In performance by the Richings- Ber-
nard opera company, In Springfield, Mass,
Mr.. Bernard vas too hoarse TO utter an audi
be sound; He went through the motions Of
his part silently - = 1910, ,,laaeet
&c assembly as well, probably, as bis sing
ing would have done.
she was brushing his hair, and he en-
Joyed II amazingly. Rolling up bis eyes he
said: my dear, why was Columbus when
he landed in America, like me now" She
couldn't tell him, and he explained: "Be-
cause be was ttckled In being fust over."-
Chicago Tribune.
RA New York horticulturist sells Bald
WIN apples al ten dollars a barrel. He takes
slip OF paper and cuts children's names;
then places the paper around the apples
when they begin TO color, and In a week or
Two Mamie, jamie, Johnnie, Minnie or Su-
sic appear on the apples in large red letters.
These picked and barreled by themselves
bring fancy prices.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
. SAILING DAYS
. From Pier 2, North Wharyes PhiiadeIpbts
SATURDAY, ct IL m ~ -
From - Water street Georgetown, $3.50
Dc: MONDAY, at .. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydes
regular Semi weekly Line of Steamers for Proyi.
age in Boston by this lire.
mn, T. HYDE, Agent for d. of O.
=. A. REED, Alex sndria, Va
u ~: U: MINK, S9 Ievonshire street, Boston
Vfreights delivered by Knox 3 Express, Orders
left Of General efice, sos Pennsylvania avenue. or
at the steaners' Wharf, will be promptly attended
70. sep1 tr
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TRAMPs REFUSING WoRK.-It appears
that the cramps" in the Allegheny lookup
deliberately refuse 10 work al dollar a day
This goes far to prove the truth OF the grow
Ing conviction that "trampism" is becoming
profession I'm this country, as IL has long
Deen IN most European countries, and espe-
cially the southern ones. Nothing can sta mn
IL out but compulsory work for board, and
the sooner city councils settle on some FEAST
Die plan for applying this remedy the better
Tor the entire community, IN which this dry
rot has cOmmcnced 10 eat IL,tslLLrn Lenie,c
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RY Il. J. SWEET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE EAST sIDEOF 3D. STREET,
BETWEEN AND c STREETS NORTHWEST.
60 BY virtue Of a deed Of tru st, dated December
LIST, A. ID. lS74, duly recorded ia Liber No. 10,
folio 81, Of the land records for the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secures
thereby, will sell AZ public auction, IN trout OF
the premises, on FRIDAY, December nth, ISIS, at
O'Clock D. m, the following described real estate
situate in the city of ashipgton, ID. 10 VITAL
Of lot numbered eleven (ll ia reservation numbered
eleven ll, according 10 the ground plat or plan of
said city, fronting 25 feet Sd street west by a
depth Of $50 feet 60 a S5-foot alley.
Terms: One-g bird cash; balance IN 8, II and Is
months, with Interest at 10 per cent. per annum,
pay able semi annually, secured by deed Of trust
the property sold. all cash the option Of the
purchaser deposit Of loo will be required Of the
purchaser at time of sale. All convey ancnx at pur-
chaser cost If terms of sale are not complied vi
in seven days, the Trustees the right 10 re-
sell the pro perty at the risk aEd Of the default
Ing purchaser after i've day s advertisement.
B B6AN II. WARNER Trustees,
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MARROW GAUGE ECoNoMIEs--The state
ment Is published that the directors OF tho
Cumberland and Ohio Railroad, whose con-
StTuctiOn has been begun and IA now sus-
pended, have resolved TO reduce the gauge %
THREE feet. This company has a route a. inn
poTiant as any south OF the Ohio, being from
Nashville 10 Cincinnati. through a rich coun-
try. This reduced gauge wou ii isolate their
road from through running arrangements,
FOR which it has large PROMISE and would
localize II. The reasons given by Mr.. De-
laney, the president, are that the COMPETE
ton from terminal points is great as 20 pre-
vent profits. and that a local road cannot
bear the burden OF the cost of a road and
equipment OF FUN gauge; that the engineer
reports that tie change of gauge will reduce
the cost OF construction nearly one half and
thus the road can be built with a mortgage
debt OF only 5000 per mile.-CSacsRRd1 Ca
~
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.-Thomas Warum n
shoemaker by trade, VINO has resided in Still
Pond about three months, was committed 90
jail on Saturday last by Justice Devices, on
The oath Of his daughter, on the charge OF
forcible incest. Warum is 80 years of age
and was born In Baltimore. He removed 20
Chesapeake City when quite young, and has
mainly resided there until he removed 90
Kent. He has a wife and nine children now
living, but has not lived with his wife for
Some fime.=he { MD Ne1nS De- 25fh
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers,
CHANCERY sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPkkTY ON AZ srREET NORTHMEST

TTONOhNoON DhOS., huCtfOncersf
CHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON "A STREET NORTHWEST,
= By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
1eIm, on the rth day Of March, ISIS, IN Equity,
cause No tiW7, Equity Doc. IL, the undersigned
the 90 day Of January, lszs, at O'Clock D. m /,
x.ot numoered twenty two. az in alton ten,
(l0.D ia the city of Washington, ID. u.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash
and the remainder in two equal instruments at one
aud two years from the day of sale, the deferred
notes to be secured by the promssory notes Of the
purchaser. bearing eight per cent. interest per
nam. and q lien upon the property. IL the terms
CT sale not complied with in days from time OF
sele the trustees resell the said property the
advertisement Of one week. All oonvej ancing at
cost OF purchaser.
GEORGE n. GUL1OK, Trusees'
dec,6-dts DUNCANs0N BROS, Aucts.
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~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY. December Gath. ISIS, same hour aud
place. I BRAIE uI29 Ii. WARNER Trustees.
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81 ABOVE is FURTHER POSTPONED,
OF account OF the rain, until MONDAY, January
Sd, lS76, came hour and place.
BRAINAhD II. WARNER,
ds7-eoSds JOHN BITZ, trustees.
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T. J. HEIBIRGER,
d,I1xrassa. ' ~; e Abb Il a LIZ. oa.J
MERCHANT TAILOR
0etxopolltnn Hotai, late Rroyntp
DO. $50 psunA ave-. WashfnaSoD

TNOHEHD LOAN OFFICE, Obv.~ O TIA ssvs,
~ aad Mes xort Gossus, entrance on Kew -
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
in the city. Money loaned e the lowest rAtelD {
q intsrs!t @ Geld And Silver Watches, Diane nds
osntlsnsnJ Uothias. bsrpess. md . laTfiel-s q
veSoes 6ogo9-JU
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EVENING STAR.
WIDNEsDAY. December ~. Is7a.

An INFANT SMOTHERsD N IRIS MoTHxRr
Arms DURING SlEIGH RIDE.-u was
cold. utterly cold, yesterday afternoon. when
! red. Il Bastron and his wife len their resi-
ceuce on South avenue 90 visit the parents
OF Ms. RaStrOn, who reside at Is Thorn
street They took with them their only child.
q sir Tour months old. To protect the child
nun the cold they carefully wrapped her i'm q
heavy shawl The sleigh runners moved over
the mostly ground. the bells Jingled, and they
went on their way. They little thought those
btlls were the music OF a funeral train, now
ever; but 80 ~ was. The fond mother knew
LOT mat the very method she had adopted "a
ward of cold and death from her infant WA
the surest way To invite the grim enemy
Passing down North Paul street they Crossed
Nircent place bridge. While going over the
bridge the child cried, and the mother think
ing that the cold wind from the gulf below
troubled the little one, drew her closer 20 her
breast and wrapped the shawl more closely.
The child cried once more upon Lake svenua
and then was still. IL never moved again. It
had died in It's mothers arms. sSmothereA
10 DEATH WAS what the physician said when
they called him 10 where the dead babe and
It's grief-stricken mother stood. Arriving al
the house OF her father, Christian Kramer.
the mother hurried In and soon removed the
shawl from the child. II was a corpse. Dr.
Weyburn was summoned, but medical aid
was useless. Life had been crowded out by
the very means adopted 10 secure its preser'-
Vation.-R Rochester ( v " DemOrrdf, Dee 20fa.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE
TO BE SOLD
FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAyES

DUe and Tnpofd 10 the said District for
Srhich Tar-LteR Certificates .cere issued.
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n0WNMsN & GREEN,
~ heal Estate Brokers and AuctiOneers,
No 412 It'll street northwest.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
lROPkRrI AT AUCTION, UNFINISHED
BRICK HOUSE ON WEST SIDE of WASH
lkG.o ON sThEEI, DETNkEN GAY and Dun
BARTON SIS, GEORGBTOWS.
~ BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated May 10,
IL 1878, recorded in Liber us, folio f59 of the zud
records OF Washington county, District of COlum.
blu, aid by direction Of the holder of the
cured thereby, will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the seth day Of December, 1875, at
O'Clock p m, all that piece or parcel Of ground in
Georgetown, ID. g, beginning for the same at a
point ON the west side Of WAshiug street AS feet
north from the northwest lrner Of Washington and
Gay streets, aud running thence 80 fees 10 10
foot alley thence north % feet the east 80
said Washington street, and then south a.oug the
line OF hington street &c feet to the begin
together with the use and privilege of the said 10
foot alley.
Terms of sale: $500, with ten per cent interest
from May 10, 1873, together with the xpenses of
this sale, in cash; balance in twenty four months,
secured b. notes bearing interest and deed of
on the property. S200 down when the property is
struck of. which will be forfeited unless the
OF safe are complied with in seven DAYS from SALE
and the property will be resold the risk aud Cost
OF the defaultiDg purchaser. COnveysncing at
Il p. DODGE, lr-.
p. A. DaRNEILLE.{ iruatees'
dec20-ts BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts,
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THOMAS BOWLING.
Auctioueer and Real Estate Brc ker.
At the old stand of Lstimer & Clesry,
southwest corner OF PeBnsy anis avenue and lth ST
PAIR OF BlO0DED MARES AT AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, December
0S 3oth, 1873, at l2 O'Clock, in front az my
hn-, ion Rooms, shall sell a fire pair Of Blcod-d
Mares, well mstched and fast trottsrs: will WORK
Indy in any harness; would make fine brood maree.
Terms each,
dec2S q THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES

1ilafEkk sro ~ a.SSs.Rbb ss saFT nAftk
i ltsR tkR IaIH p sSTEEETs SOkfaTksE
NOUNS nsif fMPsokT qSns, hsp Az 5S rnE
NE BEST LOCATIONS IN rHE CITY.
the piiS, 81 Sensa ps. H S Sr S q
Ia eeuity cause No. as cocket Is. the ndersgpsd
DAT, the asth dsy q D Dc iS. soeIies
Lot twsiye.t ~ in Rigs Plaats subdiVtsi0n Of
three .tory Brick Dssilipe
Terms q sale One third IN cash; balance IN fix,
cent, secured by lien upon the property, sIO0
AZ time q sale. And the terms Of sale must be con
property may be resod a, the risk sSd cost Of the
dstsultiug purchaser. OOnyeyancing at the cost
WIN. s. HOLIDAY. Trustee.
RvTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. in
eopsequenee - he rain until MONDAY, January
the ID, same hour and place
deeas-Gs tResl TH6oS.i b5%SkiSs. E &SsS.
by b. Ii. wARNEB.
DMKLLING. ON A 40 FooT kIhsY, 81.
TMEkN 1sLn AND 10TH AND X AND $
= By virtue q deed Of trust, dated December
3 10th, A. ID. ls72, duty recorded In Liber NJ W.,
thereby, shall sell At public auction in frons o.
lSs, at clock .. m, all Jhst piece parcel II
ground slius.e 10 the city Ot Nashiugton, ID. c,
known and described ss lot lztterrd u, 4" IA the
subdivision Of lots la square numbered one haaired
and thirty three lis a. msde by VIM. ]. Miller e
al, reoeiSers in equity, fronting alley l. fest
By depth u 100 Eeei, together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms one-fourth in cash, sSd the balance IN six.
twelve and eighteen moaths, with interest from
Of sale Gred by DECD % trust 90 t9e Prop'rt
sale. Ali convey ancins at purchase cost
WILLIAM y. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
sTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POsrPoNEn. on
account of rain until TUESDAY Janrars q $50,
same hour and place By order Of thu Tru,'ee.
d-c29 eOsds J. 7. C0LDwELi. Sa,esmAn.