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, 1875-02-27

FEB. 22.-Court opened at IL
o'clock NJ. Present, Hon. Orange
Jacobs, Judge; Elwood Evans,
Esq, substitute U. S. Attorney
J.J. H. Van Bokkelen, Deputy
U. S. Marshal; Geo. N.McConaha,
Prosecuting Attorney; and the
Sheriffs of jefferson, Clalam, Is
land, Whatcom and San Juan
counties.
J. C. Appleton appointed Crier,
and N. J. H. Fortman and VIM.
Urquhart Bailiffs.
Naturalization of Edward Hultz-
heimer and VIM. James.
]. A. Shaw VS.. John Thornton;
dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Cyrus F. Clapp VS.. ]. J. Con-
nor and NV. B. Stacey; this cause
settled and all costs paid.
William Hix VS.. Joseph Hender-
son; dismissed at plaintiff s costs.
Territory of Washington vs..
Tadawha ct. al three 1ndians); /;
this cause stricken from the dock
ct to be redocketed when defend
ants are arrested.
Court adjourned to meet at 8
A. N. tomorrow.
FEB. 23.-Court opened pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Grand Jury empaneled on the
part of the Territory and on the
part Of the U. S.
James G. Swan appointed by
the Court a Commissioner for the
Third Judicial District to take
testimony in civil, admiralty, equi-
ty, bankruptcy and common law
causes. . - y raw
Daniel. Dale VS.. Eli Hathaway
settled and costs paid,
Arthur Barlow, native of Ire
land, naturalized.
Dexter Horton & Co. vs.. Ruck
er & Murine; judgment for $952.4i
with costs Of s34.I5.
Phelps & Wadleigh VS.. Jane:
H,Gillespie; judgment for s33S.7s
and costs OF S22.32.
William Lock vs.. Thomas Gran!
ney; Judgment for S35S.3l and
FEB. 24.-Court opened at
o'clock AN.
Joseph S Kelly, native Of Eng.
land, and H. @. Fl. Puggatd, q
Sweden, naturalized. rdafd .-7
James E. Murine & Co. vs. Bel,
lingham Bay Coal Co; judgment
in favor Of defendants for costs.
Thomas Cranney VS.. James n
Gillespie; dismissed at costs ol
plaintiff.
U.S.ys. Jobn Turner: continued
U. S. vs.. Paul K. Hnbbs, IT,;
continued. ..
Robert Barry vs.. Hezekiah Da-
Wis; on certiorari. Writ dismissed
at costs OF defendant.
Petit Jury empapeled.
Territory of Washington VS.
George Becker; Grand Jury
brought in "not a true bill"
James S, Davis appellant vs.,
Commissioners Of San Juan Coun
ty and Geo. Richardson, appellus;
rule on Auditor Of San Juan coun.
ty to send up 4 more complete
transcript ofreeord.
Grand Jury brought into court
true bill against Albert Schwab-
hauser for the murder Of George
Crugher.
Adjourned to meet at o a. ~
tomorrow. -
FIB. 25.-opensd pursuant to
adj djournment.
Olof Peterson, of Sweden, and
NJ. K. Carkeek, of England, were
naturALzed. 1rFtHf =
James Kennedy vs.. Geo. Bla ack.
all and William Manning; suit for
damages Of $4,000 for alleged
shooting, etc. Judgment for plain.
tiff in the sum Of 1272.22.
Territory Of Washington vs.
three Indians, charged with the
murder Of Levi Stevens; Grand
jury brought in "not a true BILL
and defendants were ordered dis.
charged from custody.
, 1875-02-27

AsErrLERf from Dungeness came
into our Office this week and said
he " would like to have the ARGUS
if we would take our pay in farm
producer" and also stated there
were others in his neighborhood
who would like to take it on the
same terms. Nov we will state
% all such that 90 worth of pro-
duce, Of either farm or dairy, viii
be taken for a yesr'ssubscription to
this paper.
, 1875-02-27

A SINGULAR fatality has attend
ed the family of Judge Wyebe,
formerly of this Territory, all Of
whom are now dead, Miss May
Wyche having died recently at
San Francisco.
, 1875-02-27
important.

Important. Endorsed by the
MedicalprofsSsion. DIR. wM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS cures
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and
al diseases OF the Throat aud Chest.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE
ANODYNE cures In one Minute.
, 1875-02-27

MURDER AT PoEr DIscovERf.-
Last Tuesday morning the news
reached US Of the killing Of man
named George Cruger by shots
Tired from a pistol in the hands Of
ayouth named Albert Swabhousen,
The tragedy occurred about six
O'Clock on Monday evening; the
cause or details are unknown. The
perpetratof of the rash act is a
native Of Germany, seems to pos
Sess good education, and until
the late occurrence has always con-
Quoted himself with more than or
dinary good behavior: He was
not known y be quarrelsome or
guilty Of intemperate-or bad hab-
, 1875-02-27

NEws.-A correspondent of the
Pacific Christian Advocate of Ore
egon, speaks thus Of our town:
Port Townsend is the centre ol
the lumber interests-that is, EN-
ploys the most men and cuts a
greater number of feet of lumber
in given time than any other port
on Puget Sound"
, 1875-02-27

The 143d anniversary of the
birthday of George Washington
was allowed to pass by in this city
with very little demonstration of
the event.
, 1875-02-27

Our thanks are due Capt. Black
stone of the bark PowhAttan,
which arrived at this port on the
25th inst, from the Hawaiian Is
lands, for late Honolulu papers.
, 1875-02-27

THE Grand Jury, in the case ol
the " Territory VS.. three Indians,
charged, with the murder of Levi
Stevens" failed to find true bill
and the Indians were released
from custody. Verify, life Is cheGp.
, 1875-02-27

REAL ESTATE is looking up"
aud by the opening of spring the
music of the hammer and plane
will be heard in all portions of our
city.
, 1875-02-27

TINS being Court week many
persons from all portions of the
Sound are in our city.
, 1875-02-27
Che mrrkIp argus,
LOCAL NEWS.

The Argus enters on its fifth
year to-day.
, 1875-02-27
Marine Inteligence.
Fort Townsend.

Fort Townsend.
ENTERED.
Feb. l9-Brftish bark CaIneoIet, Dick
son, Vstoria, b. @.
str Favorite, Waite, Victoria.
2o-Peruvian ship America, Bas-
tarrechea. San Francisco.
21-str Gollah, Libby, HanAlmo.
rs L MRstick, Doyle, -
2S-N Paclfia Starr, Victoria.
Favorite, Walt,
25-sehr Experiment, Kaflee, q
bark Powhattan, Blackstone,
Honolulu. 4
aa 28-str Gussie Telfalr, Gasner,
Portland. a .asn
-- CLEARED. 80 la.i
Feb. 2o-str Mastlck. Doyle, Nanalmo.
ship Amerlcl, Bastorrechea, ..
lsf schr Alfred. CLARK, Nanaimo
22-str Goliah, Libby. Victoria.
North Pacific, Starr,
HNl Fench bark Bretagne, Land
I ~. gren, New CaIedOIlia. cargo
$4,000 feet Assorted lumber
l-s Favorite. Waite. Victoria.
- hk Hindwarl, Stannard. S.F,
i E25-- y Norih Pacific, Starr, Victoria
|giffoc 1FaYOrite Waite, VietOFia.
- = 80 sehr Experiment, Kaffee, "
KS lf.I bk Bherlng. Stevenson. Sgd
ney; $4,000 feet lumber,
5000 plckets.
y ~ 81 str Gussie Telfair, GaTdner,
g7 1ra oYictoria. ~ 5ss
, 1875-02-27

A SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING this
afternoon at ]. A. Kuhn's office.
, 1875-02-27

FREIGHT per steamer Gnsie Telfiir.
Waterman q Katz, 20 pkgs; @. Eisen-
beis, 400 sacks flour; A. A. Plummer,
organi II. L. Tibbals, "A pkgs; FOw-
Ter & Co., 50 pkgs.
, 1875-02-27
MARRIED.
DEATIIS.

Rance. In this city. on the 23d inst,
Peter Rance, red 81 years. He had lately
arrived with his Nmil, from Nalpeirn~o,
south Ameri,u.
, 1875-02-27

Nk IA eaa Per Day at home. Terms frce.
% lBY6U Address q srtEsoN A Co, Port
and, Maine. 5O-ly
, 1875-02-27

city,
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UNDERTAKES.

II r. HARVEY,
Undertake-.
No: ss< sTKKEr, between Ninth ana rrsss,
nsIl-ly
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DlER.

r1TzGFRAIp. o. the = Instant, mhH.
81 her late Residence, N. aga - street s-lth~s.t
after lcns Hines NAY, vile - Thomas n Far-
SrFalds formerly u Ruckhili Parish, l.nsr.ss
county, Ireland pCta O. ysarS.
lstNeS and irierts inv lied 10 attend The tsss
raj fr' IN her late residence aga - str - -ailwr
M'udsN. April Hh, az n'Clnck D M. aud from
II minlck = Church. "Regu at "a p.cs =
HARVEY On the "a fns'aut. NJ 4. g n a. o
nAlh itfFN HAENkN, the most beloved SITE Of 4
W. Harvey.
Due notice VII lie given ~ the furers'
MI kTH. un the ~ instant. a. a. CLOCK /, /.
ettcr severe Hines Witch "a bore With CHRIST, a.
ioftitude. Mr. PhrkiCK MURrH. aged II var .
nstlNe ~ the COUNT Glare. Ireland Ss re,ispt al
this cts fHr the last D. NeHr-
bi- funeral VII lake plAo~ from nj late rr4,rne,
corner ~ fth and n streets portb-,ss ~, S,,...
April 9th, at csck y. m.
otAllAGHAN. ON April Ist, MARY hei.y.S
daughter q Patrick aId Mary a. o'CAllAshan
funeral NJ - clock, from her parent ra.i f.oos
corner II 2th aud streets northwest on Suua.s-
the Instant Friend. 4 the family are aviiei -
attend.
,WAkNER A. . p m, April 2 l-S, NJ.
MkEN IETErS NkENr-g, beloved wifr . IN, f.f-
Iionry ". Warner, aged Is yesr,, month, and NJ
days.
Her fri-nd. rlstive- snd friend the family g..
RESPECTFULLY invited q attend her funeral frafa ta-
Residence 81 her soU. in law ". 4. Csop-I 800 A.
street southeast, on Sunday, April & q OIL ca
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n LEARNED PROFESSOR predicts that this
sort OF thing will by-aud-bye take the place
OF some OF the present instruction given in
schools and lectures First class in beef
steak. stand up. Miss Morris, please describe
the process of cooking a beefsteak one inch
and a half thick, measured by Whitworth's
gauge Put IL on "A gridiron and broil Ii
thoroughly, without scorching, and serve up
with salt and pepper" Wrong; you NAV step
down and out. The process of cooking a beef
steak OF the above dimensions is TO place il
on gridiron over hot fire until the outside
is properly Drowned, but not scorched; YOU
are then to put it on plate in hot oven
where you are To leave il from three TO 1--WE
minutes; at the end of that time il will be
found cooked through. and OF a delicate,
roSeate, pink hue, neither dried nor burned
IN any part thereof. Ii you desire to salt or
xpper IL before serving, YOU viii receive no
diploma from this institute"
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BOWMAN GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
!. 7th street northwest
THOMAS BOWLING Auc;ionaor


TRUSTEES, SALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At ACTION, ABOUT 30 ACREs, ADJ1IN
iSG TIE REFORM SCHOOL, AND A FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT In SQUARE s22
20. ~ virtue OF a deed of trust dated MAY lst
Ia BIS, and recorded in liber us, folio All OF the
isnG records OF Washington county, District Of 90
,nmbia ans by direction of the party secured there
property, on MONDAY, March %, ISIS, at clock
p. All that piece or parcel OF land in sal county
ana District being part of Scotland aud Barbados
ehargedl Beginning for the same at a stone planted
3n the east side OF the turnpike road leading from
washington to Bladensburg, and standing at the
corner OF the farm now owned by the Reform school,
and thence reversing the line of the entire tract
north 81 degrees, each 53 perches thence south Al
degrees east ~ perches thence north III degrees ea
"a perches; thence south II degrees east 5Si<
81 degrees west perches north 81 degrees east 7I
Prehes to the beginning.
Also, at O'Clock p. m, on the same day, Lot o.
IN . u Adams subdivision Of original lot s. &c. in
Terms of sale S2sO with ten per cent. interest; or
terest on 800 from MAY lst, 1874, together with the
expenses OF sale in cash; balance in and Il months
secured by notes and deeds of trust the property
S9S down when the property Ii struck off. II the
terms Of sale are not complied with in Eve days from
SALE the trustees reserve the right to resell the pro
pery at the risk and cost of the defsu.ag purchaser
or purchasers.
+ :. + P poeRRSskk'rLLE. Trustees,
BOWMAN GREEN, Real Estate Brokers
marh-td THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
MoNDAf, April 9th. same hours and places.
BY order Of the Trustees.
mar23- 2avtA pl ,thendts Auctioncer
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ONE GLASS OF GINGER ALE.-The St
james Roman Catholic total abstinence So
ciety numbered among Its members one
timothy Clifford. Another member. Mr..
Lucy, saw Mr.. Clifford taking a drink and
with commendable zeal reported the fact 20
the society, whereupon Clifford was expelled.
Application was made before judge Donohue
yesterday for a mandamus ordering his re-
instatement as member of the society.
Clifford AYERS that when seen by Lucy he
was merely drinking ginger ale, and that
this was not a violation OF the rules of the
society. On the other side il was alleged
that the bylaws of the society did not per-
NIT its members to frequent liquors saloons.
Judge Donohue took the papers.-N L. Sua,
Isl INST
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SUIT AGAINST JOHN + OwENs.-Mr
John r. Owens, the actor, is sued in the
Brooklyn city court by Henry Morfond for
II GOO, pay for the play .'Chevalier Paul :"
which Mr.. MoTford AYERS that he wrote for
Mr.. Owens, on incidents furnished by the
actor. The play was put into Clifton w.
Tayleure's hands, who pronounced il stupid,
and recommended Owens not to use il. The
case was before Judge Reynolds yesterday
on motion made 10y eX-JUdge Birdseye TO
have complainant testify, and such an order
was entered. Mr.. Morford says that he is
Lot responsible for the stupidity of the play.
as the data, incidents, and outline were fur
nished by Mr.. Owens.-N T. Sun, 2d
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EVENING STAR.
sATURDAY...-.... A.rsi 3. Is.a.

DEATH or TRICK DOCTORS PATIENT
ne Freuericksburg (Nah Star SAYS .-s.A
ne. o mar named Geo. Raw. WAS taken sick.
A ffsl one OF our most experienced phy>i-
clans u-ss - fed ia. he discovered that Il \
was pfttirte,i XII, the dropSy, and ioctOr.si
him accorSinglX. n. called on him ones
or twice afterwards In Hne meantime 10
was whispered abroad am1s,- we ne .rpes
mat Ray was " tricked." and 'ass f" n.'. tLch
doctor" ought to see him One p,o'ol
Jackson colored. formerly of Maryla M We
called IN. This was on Saturday nigh, ~aSI
On Sunday the physician who was attendil. Y
upon Ray, went To his house IL see him. but
was surprised 10 find TIE house locked up
anu desc rted. 1t seems that the negroes who
believed Ray To b. .tricked" had. at the in
stance OF Fannie Taliaferro, colorei. advised
that TIE patient he taken to her house. ,as he
never could be cured where he was taken
SICK where he could receive the attention of
Or jackson. cart was sent Tor. Ray
was aken out of his bed and placed i'm the
cart, and the driver directed 10 take him 10
Fanny Tsliaferro's house, he was also in
tiucted not TO turn the horses head up the
street; as the party who ..tricked" Ray lived
placed i'm his new quarters. "Dr" jackson
took him in charge. Among the remedies
used was silver half dollar, which ne
appiied 10 the heel OF the patient; this we are
informed, was To draw the swelling out of
Rays body. Ray was convinced thai ne was
tucked. He fingered until MONDAY night
ana despite the attentions of DR. Jackson
he breathed his last. Ray had a good COM
mon school education, was a sailor. an had
crossed The Atlantic ocean several times. he
fore the war he belonged In DIR. Blank man,
then of this place, he was born here. he mar
red about TWO weeks ago. and was in the
2 IN year OF his age We learn that DR.
Jackson Is seldom seen on the streets in the
day time. and claims that in order for his
medicines To be eiiicacious they must be
administered after sunset"
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AUCTlON SALES.
nUNCANsoA BROS. Aar oneers,
~ Southeast corner ejh aud F" SIS. northwest
TEkTts ,T Esy sALE oE yERs S1 aJtNIlk
- TWIN NORTH AND ok III Z

SonIheast corner sjh atS '' "'''o"eS'-
TEsT RE SALE, OF YER, yA ,IsIit
EfTIif&tsS 'SosTGS icy ' And ohfi &
81; ( p. iSl, and da, recorded In LSer No.
81 iolie SO, e, Sc. Of land records f,r Wa.
q deere Il the Supreme court II the bstrir o
eo,,;il p'Tsed 10 ea1iy eanse No. 37s!
LA LA .S SSsStng e the IS, ss Trq h
dated dated the 1i A.; day q July A. D. ls4, duly r.
aforesaid land rccos and made cn %s Si t6s
the Aforesaid decree and the request OF the party
g. s duy rsc SS o IA 'Tg SeS a S
Tc; a Tso, ha for pr
passed in equity cause No aeso e9uSy
substituting the @ I trustee IN said IL nss;
Ss0. deed e trust in tine place Of John Coushlia,
at p, day ssv Of II i duly RECORDED the
land resoT made in e hs sSTe
S "a 4 91ss .sss5
day OF May, A. j.. 1875, at o'clock p m, all that
the city of Washington, District OF Columbia and
known upon the ground plat plan of said CITY as
numbered six hundred and thirty four 1884 and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning FIR said lot three 49,
along line Of r Ssw Jerrass
Ave asnue nifty feet theooe norheastery eight
ieet Tour Inches TO the line of said LIT, theme.
southessterly fifty feet six inches along the said rear
line and thence souihwesterly along the south line
81 said lot seventy eeI four inches the place
OF beginning Said lot three ~ contains 81 II square
feet. ii
Terms of sale The amount of Indebtedness So
cured by said unpaid and the pxnansa Of sale
In cash; balance in two equal instalments. a. six
aud twelve months respectively, bearing into rs-f
from dag of saie, secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold. All conveyancing the cost OF the
purchaser. A deposit of SlG0 at time of
sale: If the terms of sale complied with i'm
ten days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at cost and risk of the Disabling
purchaser. JUDSON T. GULL, Trustee
3-eO&d pUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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ECONOMY IN THE USE OF TEA.-The SUI
perintendent of work house, at Wolver-
hampton, England, according to the Pail
Mall Gazette, has discovered a method OF
making more than the usual quantity Of tea
from any given quantity Of the leaf 1t has
been satisfactorily investigated by a number
of persons. The whole system consists i'm
steaming the leaf before sleeping. BY this
process fourteen pints OF good quality may
be brewed from one ounce of the tea. The
method of steaming is not described, but any
smart housewife can devise one for herself.
and if the result is good one il will be a
paying experiment.
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n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIST kICr
OF COLUMBIA.
Rolairr S51riai To- H., .

TfNIfFT- = IsIFT. IInFTI q. l--5
In the case - POLLY Y. BRO MNELL. ENrcu-
frx Of Anna q Dung, deceased the execnfrx afor,-
tSid has with The appreciation Of the Supreme Cour,
81 the District 81 Columbia aforesaid. appointed
TUESDAY, the Eth day of 2rii, A. ID iS75 for The
tnal settlement and distribution Of thu personal
tate Of said deceased aud Of the in hand a.
Tar the have been collected and turned into
money. when and where all the creditors aud heirs
OF said deceased notified 20 attend with their
Claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by
iaw be eNclrd%i from all benefit in said deceaseI's
estate Provided copy Of this order be pab shed
once week for three weeks In the Evening Star
previous % the said day. Test;
mar1 ST. A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
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Proposals for Work at National NiIitary
Cemeteries.
oFF.cE OF NATIONAL CsNETERIEs,

u
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March 81, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE,
- with copy Of this adv crtisement attach q ts
each, will be received at this Office until Thurs
: follows
Superintendent lodges. Of brick o. stone for the
National Cemeteries az Lebanon. L1gan's Cross
Roads and Camp Nelson, Ky, Little Rock. Ark,
and PiJtsburg Landing. Tenn.
Enclosure walls az brick stone. for the National
Cemeteries AZ Wilmington, y. c. aud Poplar Grove,
ar Petersburg. Va.
The work viii be inspected by competent eagi-
neers, and strict Compliance with the terms Of the
contract will be required
Copies Of plans and specifications may be at
this Office, and at the Quartermaster Offices Q
Louisville and Lebanon. Nv, Huntsville, Ais. !,
Little Rock. Ark. Fort Monroe, Va, and Fort
johnson. n, {. G. pies NAV also be seen at the
cemeteries above mentioned.
Proposals should be endorsed. Proposals for
Lodges W alls for National Cemeteries and ad-
dressed 20 the undersigned. They will bc opeBr ct
noon on the date specified, when bidders invited
Go Ice present.
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A CoLoRED APPoINTEE IN JERsEY.-The
democrats of New Jersey are wiser i'm their
generation than those of Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi. Here we have a democrat governor
of New Jersey the first to appoint a colorei
man to state office. Governor Bedle an
pointed Adam Ray, colored, a notary public
commended and highly respected there, and
the governor had no hesitation about ap-
pointing him. Certainly this is a better way
for the democracy To win colored votes than
by massacreing colore1 voters. Coushatta
and NicksbuTg were mathematical as well
as political blunders.-PhHa. Press.
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A WOMAN called into a commission house
on Michigan avenue, the other day, and
made for the rear end OF the store without
waiting TO speak TO any one. The proprietor
followed her and inquired: "Did you wish
to look al some butter, madam" mo, sir"
she CURLY replied. want some eggS?r he
continued. mo. sir" "P'raps YOU a like
some of these dried peaches?H mo, sir"
There was painful pause, but she braced
her nerves and said: There's something
w-wrong with-with my skirts, and-and il
you will" Thunder, what a fool 1 ami
exclaimed the man, and he got into his Office
and left her in peace.-DetrOh Free Press.
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u Ii. WARNER,
IS. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 9Th and Il sts. northwest

II Ii. WARNER,
~. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 9Th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
pWELLING ON NORTH SIDE OF ID STREET,
BETMFEN % AND Sd STREETS NORTH
WEST, No. 20J.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated October
k. 18th, A. ID. 1872, duly recorded in Lber No. 69s,
folio 466, &C. of the land records for the Dis
trct Of Columbia, and at the uest of the party
front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, February
% 1878, at clock p. m, the following described
real estate. situate in the city Of Washington, Dis
trct Of Columbia, viz All that piece parcel of
nineteen, Cl9,) in L. X Aliens subdivision of part
OF lot numbered one, Il } in Square five hundred aud
seventy $50 according 10 the subdivision thereof
duly recorded in Liber II. ID. c., folio 359, in the
Office OF the Surveyor OF said city of Washington to-
g.ther with the Improvements, &c.
Terms By virtue of certain writing sigued by
all parties concerned, the terms of sale in of the
sbox described property One third cash, an
which the notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest
at the rate OF eight per cent. per annum from the
day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. deposit of 100 will
all conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. If
terms of sale not complied with in seven days,
the Trustees the right tn resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaultng pure after
five days advertisement.
JOHN RxRKSEss. Trustees.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
VTHE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the above terms, the property will be
resoid. in front of the premises on FRIDAY, April
9th, 1875 at O'Clock p m, at the risk and cost OF
the defaultin ssEE pffhr.EfssgIc e. BURR, ,
JOHN g. HARK NESS Trustees
ap3-d J. II. COLDWELL, Salesman.