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1Discoveries Of gold In Macon county,
northern Missouri, are reported.
~The musical scrape Of the coal shovel
on thepavement now is heard.
SFrequent burglaries in Norwalk, Ct,
have led TO the formation of a vigilance
committee.
~In view of the fall shopping the tenn
perance girls are playing upon their pianos
Father, bring home your money tonight"
~ The standing committee OF the diocese
OF Ohio have consented TO the conservation
Of DIR. McLeren as bishop Of Illinois.
~Charles Fairall, seventeen years old, in
Swanton, Garrett county, Maryland, was
teeding sheep thursday, when an old ram
~ Some of the friends OF the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher serenaded bis house Thursday
night. The reverend gentleman was not at
home. HIS son told them TO come and play
~Mr. Willard Carpenter, of Evansville,
Inc, has given the sum OF $500 600 for the
purpose OF endowing great educational In
stitntion Ia that city, and will give 100000
~The failure Of Shepherd, Hall & Co.
lumber merchants OF Boston, Is announced
with liabilities amounting 70 about 81, 5O0,-
fGG IS sei n IL Sosso and about
Montreal
0It appears that some viollns was done
to the ninth commandment by the state
ment that Ole Bull was farewelling in this
country. He is scraping the resonant Gre
mona on the farewell plan for the delectation
Of unsophisticated Europe.
~The board ofvisitors of the Baltimore
jail have decided to try the experirnent on
the professional bummers OF mixing whis-
Ky with every article OF food a;ld drink is
sued TO them, In the hope that tneir thirst for
liquor may be permanently satisned.
ga friend called ON the historian Ran ia
In Berlin lately, and observed, "Well, Pro-
lessor, suppose you work as hard as ever
In your old ager "Yes, !" replied the veteran,
tepderly, "my wife is dead now, you see, aud
have less apnoy ance, and can accomplish
more"
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DIED.

BROWN. on the 81 instant, A. =. ,cI,cl...
hLLzAskrd BkOwN' wife Of John Brown, aged "a
Relative and friends Of the family are respectfully
Fesssi'sa iS attend her iSnsrs rem
CAsskLL. On the I'd instant, at II % o'eIock m
N after brief illness, LAURA v, beloved wife 81
Michsn, in the twenty third year .f her age, ''A'
We knelt beside ner dying bed,
And Kissed her pallid brow:
she cannot heed Us now.
We breathe her name in accents low
Our tears are on her face;
eLs spesfs got OF; moves not, for she lies,
That hand cold, that heart il still
Our dream Of life Is DER,
And now upon this dreary earth
They II cheer our hearts more.
We only know that she has been
he sunlight Of our home:
We only feel that lett
- To wall this world alone.
- The funeral services will sc held al the Sixth
PTs1soLierlAn church on Tuesday evening A.
are respectfully invited 20 attend
HSST FiRS On the Df R9FniaS Of Abe q Rs:a
julia COOPER: aged months ''a- - A"a
little life ended,
We tried hard 20 save,
little bud blighted,
That much promise gave.
his parent, No. i2S Virginia ayen1s southwest,
Tuesday, oetObers, at o clock D. M.
linserins illness, Mr MiRT foSO, wife q sss nell Iats
John y, ford in the 75th year Of her age.
July invited 10 attend her funeral the resi-
Sence Of hsI son law. BENJAMIN Y. Gettinger,
NO llO6 Virginia avenue southwest. on Tuesday
afternoon, oth instant, at o clock.
GILLIAN. On Sunday, October Sd, ls7s, ct S
O'Clock, WILLIAM GILLIAN, aged IS years.
GRANDPAP:-"Cast thy burden upon the Lord,
and he shall sustain thee He shall never sufIer the
righteous 60 be moved. '-Psalms Nv, q verse.
Therefore, take no thought saying what shall we
eat, or what shall We drink, or wberewithAl shall
We be clotbedf For your Heavenly Father know eth
SD.
The funeral viii take place at Little Falls chapel
81 clock p. m tomorrow. Friends and rela-
uyes respectfully invited.
MATTINGL1. On the Sd Of October, ISIS, ALICE
EsrELLE, infant child Of Charles W. and Elizabeth
Mattingly, aged months and days.
Hush, my babe, lie still aud slumber,
Holy angels guard thy bed;
Heavenly blessings without number
Gently falling on thy head.
Binding tears meath our eyelids,
Avery lash contains tear,
And our hearts are vet with weeping,
Weeping for thee, my Alice dear.
Funeral Z, morros, Tuesday, az So o'clock, from
and relatives invited.
TBaltimore Sun please oopy.I
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u II. wABNEE,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Building, corner eth and n SITS northwest
AsS1GNEES' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PblkATE RESIDENCE NEAR TIE MEN
hSOENSlON CHURCH ON TIE WEST SIDE
Or 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAsStCuU-
SEIIe AVENUE AND NJ STREET NORTH
a. ON MONDAY, October 4,h, 1875. AZ 70
ks1 CLOCK p m the uBdersg ned will sell at pub
&c auction, on the premises, all of Lot No u, in
DaNldsoms subdivision of square No. 2S2, in the
city OF washington, ID. g., together with the inn
provtments, consisting OF three story Brick Hou So
with two-story back building, and a finished base
ment story: The house contains fifteen rooms, with
Gil the modern improvements, and the location is
very desirable Tor private residence.
Terms OF tale are as follows, viz A deed of trust
SoOO with interest from July 18th, 1875, the rate
o. ten per cent per annum pay able semi annually
the SAID trust payable before January IL, 1877,
by the purchaser. The residue of the purchase
money Is 10 be paid third in cash, one third in
three month s, and third IN six months with in
terest al the rate of eight per cent per anRum and
10 be secured TO the satisfaction Of the assgnees or
the whole purchase money to be paid in cash, the
purchasers option. $500 to be paid at time of sale
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
1--WE days from day of sale the asignees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk ard cost OF
the defaulting purchaser after five days notice in
WALTER g. cox
JOHN n. HANNA,
Assignees OF Robert Fleming
sep2D- eo&ds GRepl Ed. CLEABY, Salesman.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green b Williams, Auctioneers, }
Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE on oTH STREET EAST, BE-
TWEEN q AND RTREETS SnnTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 9TH STREET EAST. BE-
TWEEN @ AND STREETS SOOTH.
IN By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 18th,
a ID. ISIS, duly recorded in liber 10, folio SIS
one of the land records for the District Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby
shall sell At public auction in front of the premises
on THURSDAY, October 18th, 1873, at O'Clock D.
m, all those certain pieces or parcels OF land and
premises, situate, lying and being in the city of
Wsshinston, in the District of 06iumbia, known
and de- crib, upon the ground plat pan of said
city original lots numbere eighteen, (I3 nine
teen, 49, twenty, (D and part Of lot twenty one,
(2l being the south thirty 1907 feet and eight inches
front 9Th street east by the depth Of said lot in
square numbered eight hundred and seventy sht,
(S7S,D toge'h her with the appurtenances, subject
however, 10 two certain deeds OF trust viz the rst
TO secure the ment of 3H S. two notes OF
date, payable in one and two years from January
9TH 4. D. 1875, with interest at the rate of eight per
centpm per snnum. The second deed Of trust 70
cure the payment OF 950S Is, two notes Of s24 OS
each, payable in one and two years from February
sth, 1875 with interest at rate Of eight per centum
per annum.D
Terms: One fourth cash, balance Of purchase mo-
ney In Elk, twelve and eighteen months, with seven
per cent interest secured By deed Of trust on the
property sold. deposit OF 0290 will be required
at time Of sale and all convey ancing 1t cost Of pur
chaser. II terms Of sale are not complied with in
days the trustees the right to resell the
property at the cost and risk Of deaulns purchaser
J I0HN 2. sLLA.EsKkMAN,} Trustees.
ocfl-ec3tr Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Office No. 902 Sth ST. northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF LoTASp COMFORT
6BLE BbIHk HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
Sn np SIkEhT, BkTNEEN 18TH AND 18Th
Sos by virtue OF deed oftrust. dated the 22d day
ssi OF APRIL A ID: ISIS. aud recorded in Liber us,
iotlo $40 OF the land records of the District Of COu
pa the subscribers will sell, the highest bidder on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day of October,
80 tsso, At half past o'clock in the afternoon,
al that piece or parcel of ground lying and being in
the city 81 Washington aud District aforesaid AID
known and Distinguished upon the ground plat or
Plan thereof as part Of lot numbered seven ~ in
square numbered one hundred and seven fiO7 J: be-
ginning Tor the same at the southeast corner of said
lot and running I'll. west along the line of north
sSreet twenty feet thence north hundre red and
forty feet ten inches the north or rear line
OF n lot thence east twenty feet to the east line of
said lot: thence south along said east line to the
place OF beginning together with the improyements
ct cetera, as In said deed mentioned
Term OF sale; One fourth cash, Of which 800
must be paid at the time of SALE and the residue In
equal sums IN elk twelve and eighteen months re-
speeuvely; the deferred payments bear eight per
cent per annum interest from the Of sale and be
secured BY deed of trust on the premises sold or
the purchaser may pay all cash. All cOnveysnclns
TO De at the purchaser cost IL the terms are moi
complied with within FIVE days after the day of sale
the trustees reserve the right resell the
on ye notice, at the risk and cost of the pur
chaser in default. ~
fH00aRs HYDE, Trustees.
tepIO ZaWSus JOSEPH n. KELLY, Auct
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SCHOOL BOARD SwINDLER.-The commit
tee OF the Jersey City board of education, APP
pointed 10 investigate the charges of corrup-
ton preferred against certain members by
Director Hollins, have discovered a number
OF small gold mines. One was that Director
McGrath, as chairman of the printing COM
be pIaceS mon tbe covers ~ schosol bnos ~
The price agreed on for printing was IS a
thousand. while q number of printers were
ready TO furnish them for $3.50. Heaters for
school houses, legitimately worth sl25, were
charged at 500, $50, s15i, etc. The investi-
gatson will be continued.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AID OHIO RAILROAD,
New York and Washington Air Line.
eUMMER sCHEprLr-sEprrnnrR an ,.,s


From wAsHISGToN CITY.
90 = N, Bdtimors and wsy stations
0.4s "a N stltlmere, Annapolis, Frederick and
12os.m- Rsliimore. BrsakCar ar Relay.
= 10 an Baltimore
Boston Hstimo re- .sd f Rea a1''
soc I'm ,'hirago, Columbus. s.nsr-kv. Cincin-
iosn. srsilTick' stsunsr, Winese. e sse mi
VALLEY Branch. PariOr Cars. Dinner at Cam,
s.10s NJ, wsshington Junction and Way Stations.
MeirOnol tan Branch
92o a. M, BsitmOre. PaTLgT Cars. No Stops.
LOO nj t Me- York Ph,Indsl!his Boston, Nor
and ststioh. oDiy Papio1 Cas- SA 70 Nss
, 80 ,. m, baltimore, Laure ans Relay.
%s8 si,f,a is.iIxi Ms,hr sion Jpncton aud
S.4s m, baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
8 100 .. m , Baltimore, Philadelphis ard Relay.
$50 p m chicago, 81 Louis, Louisville. Column
SIRE a. MariIHs5Us. BrsaJaH at ParkvS-
$40 Pm Bsser,,o~n, Winchester, aud Way
11s static =, Es .yis ae'roS9Ii W sTsnSh
I4s m Tai 1,re and A- y ,sdr a i, friction.
e.4o , m, i1tt,b-rs and Cumberland Fast Ex-
9 90 p m talrim ~ 's Fs.t Expre,,.
81" .. m Faltimore, Philsieiphis. New York
snd Be- Fast Express. Pullman Palace
i1.25 N. Fa.t szpress.. Pullman c'rrs to Ca
Evsstfgsf a. Grafton. sandusky, Cincinnati,
India. = 3. L..
SUNDAY TRAINS
S,l0 N taltimCTe, Philadelphia, New York
ana z ~ u FasI Express
6dftn0Ts qIt Way SfaftOHS-s IL, I 80, sos
and 80 7 m.
For Ba.'lf7ors and Rslay.-7 30 q. m 500 and
y0H . m.
WsSf-s 90 "a. m 5 so, 40, and Has m,
stOppl- during he week.
~ Al Tr4fHS Sop az FidfRcf HOssi, Relay House
,SfaftOH
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
snd Ohio Tic et Offices, Washington Station, and
4-5 PeIEs' lYania avenue. where orders will be
taken for Bavgugs u be checked and received at any
point in the city
THOS- u SHAEP. Master Of TRANSFORMATION,
l.. n. COLE. General iCket AGENT.
GEO- kOONTZ, General ge mt sepll-tr
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va xssH
INGTOH AND 9EORGETOwH, Z. u.
FAILING DAYS.
'fCon Pteg 3, North Wharyea. PhiIn6e,zs..
SATURDAY, OF II 10. ~V-<-S
From SS " alter street, Georgetown rEUE
l.. o., MONDAY at D. n.
This line connects at Philadelphia With Uiy.es
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Pruvf
oence, BE ston and New England States. No wharf
age In Boston by tins line.
HYDE, Agent sSf ID. OF o.
WIN. p. CLYDE CO., Philadeiphis,
u. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
d. q: MINK, 80 Devonshirs street, Boston.
Ereights delivered By Knoxs Express. Or.
nne, or at the Steamer Wharf, VIII Be promptly
attended to. ssr9 ~
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~ The unwillingness Of the republicans 4,
nave The democrats get goci, reminds the
N2tlon Of the Old Connecticut deacon who
IOia the young scamp who wanted To reform
an join the church That there .swasn'f aax-
vacancy In his church Just then, tut thaf
when there was he'd let him KNOX,
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PRICES OF Dry GooDs.-The dry goods
market is low beyond all precedent since the
war began, or ended. Many kinds of goods
are sold at less than the cost OF manufacture,
showing crowded market, limited sales at
retail, small consumption and great econo-
my, care i'm the purchase of goods, &c. Toe
trade continue TO take large risks in selling
on-tlme. Now, IL ever, is the time TO buy.
Our list OF hotel arrivals shows large num-
Der OF visitors to the city, and the wholesale
stores indicate a very large trade. but in
limited quantities, aud very great caution in
ma king bills. There Is a disposition to MAIN
tain good credits at all hazards.-N Y En-
press, Isl
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IHE SMALLEST JOB on record has been
uhearthed at INA Annapolis, where the pupils
IA me Southside infant schools are Connected
70 oring blotilng- pads OF a prsscri bed a "a
tnat Dear The advertisements Of certain pre-
Scrlbed insurance companies.
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ACCIDENTAL POIsoNISG.-Matthey Wal
Pole; prominent hotel proprietor OF the
southerl Tier, GrotOn, y. V, was accidently
poisonei 10 death Wednesday by his wife
who administered 10 him large auantitv al
oNallc acid In place of Epson salts. lie suf-
utes, when death ensuesl
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FATAL ACCIDENr WHILE HrSrtNa
henTy b. Alden OF fiShkill, n Y. son of IA
a. Alden, president OF the New York rubber
company, while hunting In the WOODS a.
that place Thursday morning was shof a.,
the knee by the accidental discharge Of a
gun In the hands OF his companion. cen ID
hitiridge. Although the limb was amputa-
ted soon after the Occurrence, Alden dfet al
o'clock ~aNN ~
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THE BISHOP oF BREsLAU has nofifia5 f,a
German ecclesiastical court that he will NOT
Obey It's summons. a. ne does not recOgnfza
Inc competency of the court TO try MIN.
lNenty.three priests OF the diocese OF Pres
lau nave announced their submission 20 ths
ecclesiastical laws
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TO-MURROw.

FENR0MAS BOWLING.
Il Aucticneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand % Latimer Clesry,
southwest corner Peunsy vania avenue and 18th sts
WALNUT REP. PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT
MARBIE-TOP CENTkR TABLE, PICTURES
and ORNAMENTS, SINGER SEWING MA
LINE, COST 500, ANDlN PERFECT CON
DlTlON; Blu SSELS, THREE-PLY, AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, STAIR UARPETS, OAN
ION MATT!NG, WALNUT EXTENSION
DINING TABLE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
MARBLE-ToP DECORATED CHAMBER SET,
PAINTED CHA MBkR FURNITURE, HAIR
AND HUsk MATTRESSES, BLANKETS
COMFORTS AND SHEETS, FEATHER Pill
LOWS AND BCLSTEkS, WIRE-SPRIN6 IN
DERBED, DOUBLE WALNUT CRIB. COOK
ING AND HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN RE-
3ulSITEs, REFRlGERArOR, &c, AT AUU-
q On TUESDAY MORNING, October 5th,
W 1873, At the residence of a gentleman declining
~ hOusekee ping, No. AS G. street, between al
tand 9th streets, Island, a. 10 O'Clock, shall
sell Il e above well kept household goods.
Terms cash.
sepSd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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III II. ZIMMERMAN & SON, Auctiopeers,
H. No. 313 Sth street northwest.

~
H. No. 313 Sth street northwest.
SALE OF AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
CROCKERY AND CHINA WARE, STOVES,
q On "WEDNESDAY, October s. beginn ming
at 10 o'clock, We will sell at house No 1908
~ street, between 18th and 18Th streets. the
~ tfollowiDg described Furniture, &C., the most
Ct which is as good as new:
Body Brussels Carpets,
Plush and Green Rep Parlsr Set.
Fine hairclOth Rocker,
Pictures, Window she des and COrnices,
Handsome Crimson Damask Curtain,
Solid Walnut Marble top Tables,
OTnsmt nts, Mahogany Chamber Set,
Looking glasses, Oak Set Walnut Trimmings,
MGTble-tOp Washstand,
Walnut and Imitati, n WardrObes,
Library Table, OtClotbs,
Mating, Hair Mattresses,
ShuCk and Cotton Mattresses,
Blankets and Comforts,
Passage and Stair Carpets.
Refrigerator, Dining room Chairs,
Walnut Extension Table,
Walnut HatTaCk,
China and CrOckery Ware,
And great many articles kept in q well-furn-
ished house.
Terms Of tale cash.
H.F. ZIMMERMAN SON.
oo2 Nj. 9. LUTTREbL, Salesman.
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a BLACK RANISHER HUNG TO A HTCE-
DRY TRFE.-A special from keytesviIle Mo-
september %, says: The wife Of Samuel Vir-
gin, living five miles west OF here, was bru-
tally beaten and ravished by negro named
Edmund Moore, .-Onut 10 o'clock SATURDAY
night, during the absence of her husband in
Dalton. The negro was captured on Sunday,
was started TO the jail here in custody OF the
constable. When about half way here they
were met by mob, who tried q take the
negro, and In the confusion he ESCAPED into a
corn held near by. ON Monday night, about
O'Clock, the negro was delivered to the
sherin by three other negroes, the
county court having offered $50 reward.
About midnight the Jail was surrounded bv
an armed mob or about seventy-five
men, and the negro demanded of the
sheriff, who has his residence in the fail
The sheriff would not give mp the negro, and
the former jailer was sent for, and brought
10 the jail under guard; he knowing where
the keys were kept, was ordered TO bring
them out and release the negro, the sheriff
meanwhile being prisoner in his own yard.
The former jailer entered the sheriff7s Office,
found the keys and opened the jail and cell.
The mob took the negro out through the
town about fifty yards from the town limits.
and hung him 10 hickory tree. There was
no noise or excitement. Not ten men ia town
Knew or the affair until morning. The mob
were from the country, and all had their
faces blackened, except the captain. who did
all The talking. A coroner's Jury this morn
ing held an inquest, but nothing was ELECTED
showing who COMPOSED the mob.
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h0WNMAN Il GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Ala 9TH street northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUALE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE or
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN PENN
sfLVANIA AVENUE AND L STREET.
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust to me, dated tn g
- 10Th day Of July, A. d. lS72 and recorded in
Liber No 63, folio 1868, one of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction
IN front OF the premises on MONDAY, October ,
1872 al clock m, all that certain piece of land
described rs the northern part of lot numbered I'D
twelve IN square numbered two hundred and nine
~ one, beginning for the at the northeast cor
ner OF said lot and thence running south along the
ne OF Eth street twenty one ~ feet, thence west
seventy three (1S) feet one ID inch, thence north
twenty (2l feet the northern line of said lot
thence east to the place of beginning, improved by
a comfortable brick dwelling.
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars In cash, aud the
balance at six and twelve month";, with interest at
seven per cent. per annum. deposit of one hun
orud dollars shall be required of the purchaser at
the time OF sale and all convey ancing at the pur-
chaser cost. If the terms of sale are not complied
with in one week the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
t. NJ. HANSON, Trus zee.
sep22 I'd BOWMAN l. GREEN, Aucts
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FALL acknowledgement mills are
now running at FAN River, and an show a
large increase In the number OF help, many
coming rom towns In Connecticut Maine
and New Hampshire. The dificuIty is now
virtually ended, although the poIice and
military Still remain ON duty
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EDWIN J. SWEET,
H Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 51l 18th street, opposite J. s. Post Office

EDWIN J. SWEET,
H Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 31l 9TH street. opposite U. s. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING ON THE NORTH
EAST CORNEB OF 10TH AND L STREETS
Ea By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated July 2lst.
LIZ ID. 1875 duly recorded in Liber No. 729 folio
$40 &C OF the Land Records for the District OF
Columbia and at the request Of the party secure d
thereby, will sell at public auctiOn, in front Of
the premises, on MONDAY, October 25th, 1878, at
clock p m, the following described real estate,
situate in the City of Washington, ID. c., to wit:
All that certain piece parcel of ground situate
ing and being the city aforesaid known and de-
sgnsted on the ground plan of said city part of
Lot Numbered three go, in square numbered nine
hundred and nifty seven $50 beginning for the said
lut at the corner Of luth and / streets northeast
thence east sixteen (l6) feet, thence north ninety
1907 feet thence west sixteen (6D feet thence south
ninety Hl feet to the place of the beginning.
Terms: SlO1u, with Interest at eight per cent per
aDnum from July 2lst, ISIS, TO day OF sale, and ex-
peBse Of sale in cash, and the balance az six and
twelve months for which the notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and
secured by deed OF trust the property sold, will
be taken. deposit of 500 will be required Of the
purchaser at the time of sale and all cOnyeyancirg
al the Xperse of the purchaser.
6 BEgahISSAi !. WARNER,l Trustees
octl.eoSds L. J. SWEET, Auct.
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The REV. DUBLIN J. WALKER the Lead
ing cOlored preacher OF South Carolina for
merry school com missioner OF Chester county
dbu row state senator, has been convicted
on the charge OF issuing fraudulent scboni
certificates for $40. Eleven Jurors were col
OIed and SIX cOmmunicanis In his chnrch
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MARRIEn-

MoOhE-CoRNELL. st Fort Howard Wis
col sin, on the LIT ritlmo, JANIS X Moon 20
81 " oUlug, % Miss VIDA. daughter OF Hiram
cornell, ksg., Of the former place.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK RESIDENCE
ON 10TH STREET, NEAR p

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK RESIDENCE
ON 10TH STREET, NEAR P
- By virtue of trust deed, dated September 24th,
Ell ls70 recorded in Liber 627, folio 81, L will sell
on SATU RDAY, the 9Th day of October, ISIS, on
the premises, at 42 o'clock p. m, Lot No. SO, in
Kelly subdivision of west half Of square No 3c3.
The lot is Is feet front by los feet proved
with nice brick residence, No. 500 10th street.
Terms Of sale 0ne-third cash; residue In two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with In
terest, TO be secured by deed of trust All convey
ancns and recording at purchssers cost. 3 leo de-
post when the property Is struck off, which to be
forfeited unless the terms Of sale complied with
ia i've days after sale.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
seps0 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.