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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York. Mover

New YORK. November Is, IS15.
Money was easy mt 2a1s per cent. on call. For
eign exchange quiet at 453 and 4so for bankers 90
days and demand. Gold opened at 114x, fell 10
llil4 and closed at ny. Assistant Treasurer
paid out $50 900 on interest," and $4,000 in redemp
lon OF bonds. Customs receipts, $i23,W0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

The mission Sunday school in the Spauldns
neighborhood which has been led the past summer
by David Cargill, Esq, closed on Sunday evening
with interesting exercises. The school has aver
aged SO members during the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

The gross funded debt of this State, as we learn
at the Office of the State Treasurer, is $7O6i 100
The total amount of the sinking fund is ~ 49, 'S26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

The watering stand Of the Maine Central Rail
road, near the foot of Rines hill, in this city, has
been removed forty feet towards Court street. We
are G lad that the company has needed the alarm
raised by the Journal and by the public generally
and removed this cause of terror to horses passing
up and down Water street. The numerous runa-
ways at that point rendered the company constant
" liable for damages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
NOVA SCOTIA.
Destructive Fire.

Amherst, November Is. On Sunday morning,
Laferty's dry goods store was destroyed by fire.
The flames spread until IA stores and the Prince
Albert hotel were consumed. Loss S25, 600; in
surance $4,000.
The Magdalen Islands.
Halifax, November Is. Adyices from Magdalcn
Islands report that tina fishing season just ended,
is the most productive one for many years. The
crops are remarkably good and there is no snow
or ice.
There WAS terrific gale at the Islands, on the
18th. The tide rose very high. Considerable
damage was done to the shipping
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
CALAIS.

Calais, November 10. Launched, to-day. by
Nickerson < Rideout, fine square igged brig
Of about four hundred tons, named the John c.
Noyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
falling, followed by rising barometer, southerly
winds, shifting to westerly, warmer, cloudy
weather, light rains and snow, followed by colder,
clearing weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
Marine News.

Gloucester, November Is. Schooner Xylon, of
Boston, was towed into this port this afternoon,
having lost her rudder in the storm of yesterday
afternoon, off Milk island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
Launched.

Successfully launched to-day, at Skoiield's yard,
a fine ship of between 1000 and 100 tons, owned
by Skofeld Bros, Of thi. place. She is POI feet
on keel and is handsomely modelled. Good judges
pronounce her one Of the strongest and most thor
oughly built vessels ever built in Maine. She is
to be commanded by Capt. Samuel skofeld, whose
name she bear-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

good deal of ice remains stacked IN the houses
along the Kenncbec but this will not frghten our
ice merchants from putting up their usual supply.
We know not but an ''open winter is before US,
and there may be thousands in it," Don't hasten
to sell your stock at forty or itypei cent. We who
have felt chilled clean down to the pocket books
because people on other rivers than the kcnnebcc
have housed ice and sold it. AIRY way, Kennebec
can produce the best ice ard the bcst granite of
any place in the wide world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

A gentleman having fifty barrels Of kerosene oil
arrive at this port i'll schooner, was somewhat
surprised to learn that it would cost 80 cents per
barrel to transport it by rail to Augusta, where he
desired to send it, besides two truckages lie fl
nally contracted with one of our truckmen TO de-
liver the lot at its destination for % cents per bar
rel. Is cheap transportion still confined to horse
power in tha section Gardner Repor'er.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

Dr. E. j. Roberts Of this city, the popular sur
geon dentist, and his wife, celebrated last evening
the tenth anniversary Of their wedding. large
party of their friends gathered at their house on
State street, and made the occasion pleasant and
social one. Although the period in the inatrmon-
ial march, called for gifts Of tin, but more costly
than anything of that material could furnish were
broug ht, and the table laden with them showed
that the doctor and his excellent lady had many
friends. We regret that prior engagement pre-
vented us from accepting kind invitation to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock List.

Boston, November IL, ls,5.
Sales at the Brokers' Boart.l
81 Eastern Railroad, 81
rs Boston u Maine railroad III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
An Exclamation asked For.

We have received copy Of the journal OF pro
ceedings of the X. w Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows, at Portland, last August, 1t is well printed
and conpilcd. and contains matters of much in
terest TO the order which rapidly on the increase
in the State and which is doing good work in
the interests of humanity and bencvolcnce. In
glancing over the proceedings, however, we notice
one fact that ought to be more fully explained
than it in the report. At .one OF the evening
sessions Of the Grand Lodge Joshua Nye Z. g.,
presented the following resolution
Etso1red, That in the opinion of this Grand
Lodge of |. %. o. f. it is against the principles OF
odd Fellowship for any member of the Order to
engage in business that is made crime by the
statutes of the State; and that it is the duty OF
Lodge Of which such person is member, to eA-
pei him frcm the same, after suitable admonitIon,
if the crime is continued or persisted in.
The resolution was temporarily laid upon the
table, then taken up, discussed, and decJei IN the
aegqtirs. Now 10 an outsider, on reading the
reco.d, it would appear that man guilty OF a
crime against the laws OF the State could main
tam his standing in lodge of Odd Fellows. The
matter certainly needs explanation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
WARREN LOCALS.
Rev, r.. Conraa-Storm-sn iten,-Educa-
tiona1 Association. &C.

Some Of youl iesdcis, no dIubi, remember an
old gentleman who called upon them in behalf OF
the Bible Union some eighteen months since. lie
travelled over much of the State. This gentle
man, Rev. L. Conrad has gone to his rest. lie
left the State with his companion IN SEPT. 1914,
and went to California, and near the delightful
town of Santa Barbara, he made his home. But
hard work and tine had done more than mud
climate could undo. lie wasted away, and on Oct.
3lst, bright Sabbath morning he passed TO his
God. Many hearts are sad to-day. In many
States he had been the spiritual adviser OF the
poor and needy. In these States many have
known his beautiful christian character. New
York, his native State, Wisconsin. his early home,
in which he organized many churches, having
gone to Milwaukee when but a village, Illinois,
Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri all of these will
sorrow for the dead, and rejoice that his lie was
so pure besides pointing to him as their guiding
star to a better world. Especially to US is his
name dear.
The storm of Wednesday night was extremely
severe, though we know Of no damage IN town
vet we felt it as it either rocked us to sleep or kept
rs awake.
We came very near a good item on Monday, but
though we are spoiled OF point, the parties con-
ccrned so much more rejoiced. a boy by the
name Of Singleton was missing from Saturday
noon till Monday night. Search was made every
where, and even the thought that he was at the
bottom of the river gained ground, but he was
found at an aunts in Cushing, greatly enjoying
himself, without thought of the anxiety to his
parents. And by the way, he is just the Kind OF
boy to run away.
We think the programme Of the Educational
Association a good one. and we are glad that
there is so much interest taken in it throughout
the State. Let the attendance be as iull as the
programme The way to meet the educational
questions Is to unite, and the way to unite Is to as
sociate and understand each others views, &c.
How can we better associate than in our state
meetings Augusta is a central point 1M'
meeting ought to be a Stafe meeting IN every
qanse not local. Keep the ball rolling
N.rrcr Mo %ov. IL 1875. W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
ROCkLAN ND,


Rocka land, November Ii. Schooner Pacific, Of
went ashore in the vicinity Of Owls
Head during the heavy gale of last night. She
finally succeeded in getting oft without serious
injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
Fire.

The house of Luther Heard, at Ash Point,
South Thomast On, was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss 81 800 insured $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

So here we have again the merry jingle OF the
sleigh bells, and the boys and girls with their
hand slcds, and scraping together enough of the
snowy fakes to indulge in miniature game of
snow ballng. Yesterday was veritable winter
day. in strange and unwelcomc contrast with the
hazy skies and glad summer sunshine Of the PIE
ceding Saturday. Some two weeks since, few
"spits" of snow warned us of what was coming,
but the first real snow storm oft the scason-the one
10 be chalked down on the buttery door or noted
10 the old Farmers Amanac-came on Sunday
night November the fourteenth, just enough to
cover the earth and all its decayed autumnal glo-
ries, with a clean white mantle. OF course the
sleighing was poor, but few ventured out with
seghs ION their way to the repair shop. just tor
the poNe.ik OF the thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

New York, November ID. Daniel Dundas, a
Inack doctor, is under arrest for binding and gag
ying sick man named Lewis Clark yesterday,
md then with the cid of three otho" roi'bing the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

Stockholm, November 10. A serious railway
collision occurred on the road between Linksping
and Liankleberg. Six persons were killed cut
right and twelve more or less injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16

On Sunday last construction train carrying
crew Of some thirty or forty workmcn, went to
Hallowell and removed the old railroad bridge
crossing the Vaughn brook, and put up another in
its place, performing the task nicely and thorough
ly. and completing the job before nightfall. 1t
was quite serious undertaking to tear down the old
structure, which, however, it was thought best to
do, as it bore evidence Of weakness and decay at
several points. The new bridge is seventy feet in
length, of hard pine and iron, nice trestle work.
Every part was exactly tittei to its place. and all
the workmen had to do was to put the structure
together. twas good job quickly done. 1t was
performed on Sunday, so that the road might be
cleared for business PURPOSES on week DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

rVCommunism has broken out in Spain:
band OF communist are cutting the rail-
way and Geographic communications.
ga man is $50 times as large as The
common honey bee, and yet 10 rs useless To
ny ara argue the matter with bee.-Dc-
tyOu Free Press.
uS-The statement that Moody and Sankey
commence operations in Washington, Octo-
Der LIST, would seem 10 imply that Don Piatt
vas expected home about that time.-Cftsl.
Saturday Nagh.
SWe have received beautiful noe,,
entitled Autumn. We observe I'm M that
tomato - made to rhyme with potato though
This OF course does not interfere with the in
ttiBsic value OF the poem at three cents a
pOund.-NOrutch Bulletin.
RIA Fifth street woman who lad left her
mont teeth on the clock shelf, stuck her head
out at the window, and admOrlshed her lit
lie Robert thus: "Wobbult, who IN the wudd
DO you beal by woOllin' awound in the NULL
any how 9'-EdSfOa Free Press
nS~It is stated that thirty tons OF salmon
were consumed by the Saratoga hotels this
season; and this refutes the theory that fish
are valuable brain food. Hundreds OF young
men left Saratoga hotels wearing their hair
parted in tie middle as usual.-.N0rIISfO,O,s
HeT0ld
s<A professor asked his class ~What IL
an aurora A student, scratching his head .
replied, "Wcll, Professor, did know, but
have forgotten well, that is sad, very
sad, reJOinCd the professor; "the only man
IN the world who ever knew has forgotten
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01
DID.

ARNOLD. on Thursday. September 81, after n
long and painful Hines which she bore with Chris
N Al tortltude and resignation, SARAH n. ARxoLD
vile Of Thomas %. Arnold, aged IS years.
The funeral VIII take place from 132 llth street
southeast, on Sunday, October s, at 0 clock D. m
The irieLds Of the family invited g. attend Al
eAandrla va papers pl, ase copy q.
OF G. nsum ptiOn, leaving a wife and one child
Gone from earth; YES. gone forever.
Tear Dun med eyes shall gaze In vain:
We shall hear his voice, OBJ, never,
Never more on earth again.
HIS funeral viii take place SATURDAY. afternoon
at clock, frl m l3ih-street Baptist Church. The
immediate friends are invited 20 attend.
HcRIG AN. On Tuesday, September 18th, ls75,
DANIEL HoRt5AN, in the 25th year Of his age: ma
tive q County Limerick, ireland. The above no.
nce, ~ mistake, was left out Of Wednesday eveu-
P0ULTOS. Friday morning. At y. o clock after
brief llluess hAkky MALTRAvEEs PoULroN, II
yphO I'd fever, IN the 18th year of his age youngest
son OF the late Vim. Pouton.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at I O'Clock from the
residence Of his mother, Mrs. Y. N. POultOn, No.
$40 eth street northwest Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited TO attend. II
NApA. October LIST, HARRY L., son Of NJ A and
b. y. NauN, aged Il months.
We watch q his Joyous life unfold
Its new torn beauties day b. day,
And lever thought that God would take
Our bright eyed darling boy away.
Thus 20 Thy will, on, God we bow,
Ard pray Thou wilt our hearts sustain,
And lead ne by Thy loving hand
W here we may meet our boy again.
Dis funeral viii take place from bis parents resi-
deice No. S2- I'd street, TO morrow afternoon at
. clOck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
" (Suocessor to Green s. Williams, Auctioneers, }
Northwest corner 18th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on hIH SrREET EAsI- nj

VI
REAL ESTATE on 6TH STREET EAST. BE,
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTH.
~ BY virtue of deed of trust, dated March 18th,
kEa D. ISIS; duly recorded in liber 7zs folio 30
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby,
shall sell AZ public auction in front of the premises,
on TUESDAY,, October sth. ISIS, at > O'Clock o.
NJ AL those certain pieces parcels Of land and
p misses. situate, blDg eId being in the city of
NashlESt I, a., ia the District Of Columbia, known
and de crib upOa the ground plat or an of saii
cly a. original lots numbered eighteen (lSl nine.
teen 49, twenty. 20 and part Of lot twenty -one
(2i being the south thirty O feet nd iuches
mont On Gin street cast, by the depth Of said lot in
fquare numbered eight hundred aud Ity ii ,bt,
lSGSrl together with Jhe appurtenances, (subject
however, certain deeds Of trust viz the rat
to secure the payment of Sl37 g. two Of even
date, pay able AZ one and two years from January
EtH, a ID. 1879 with Interest ut the rate per
CsntUm per anBum. The second deed of trust % Sc
cure The neBt Of S50S 10, two notes of l5I OS
each. payabls IN one and two year from February
9th 1913. Wit interest at rate of eight pr Ceatum
per anbum
Terms: one fourth cash, balance of purchase mo-
ney in six, twelve and eie hteen months, With seven
per cent interest, secured By deed Of trust on the
property sold. deposit Of goo will be required
al time OF sale and all convey anciDg st Of pur
chaser. Ii terms Of sale not complied with in
zen days the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the cost and rick of defanng purchaser
or purchasers.
JOHN S. BLANKMAN,I r.,
JOHN J. EVANS, Tus ees'
octl- WASH. b. VILLA Ms, AHct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

ANOTHER MINISTER ExoNERATED.-A
Meriden, Con-, dispatch OF yesterday says:
the German synod; Rev. p. Draw, of Wash
ington; Rev. G. c. Halls, of Mount Vernon,
and Rev. +. Hoenig, OF New York, to-day In
liberties with young lady against Rev. G.
A. Graeber. OF Meriden. They were aided by
Hon. o. Ii. Plat and Hon. Y. A. Fay, and
nom the contradictory evidence Of the three
Witnesses against him and their bad charac-
ter, and their admission OF falsehood on
cross-examination, with other material evil
dence, found MI. Graeber innocent OF the
charge.
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TwENTIETH-sTREET MARKET,
sepi5-tr wM. LINKINs Is son.
DIcKLIcG VINEGAR,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

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w Announcements of new styles Of Fashionable
Stationery.
The NEW ROYAL DUCHESS,
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M four exquisite tinis, with envelopes to match
from the purest English rag in e1quisitely prepared
delicate tlIts The pattern serves to guide the eye
with DnerriDg precision and renders the of lines
entirely unnecessary The mourning sty lee of these
papers are very beautiful and appropriate.
We now perfectng arrangements to PRO.
vide toners with the latest styles of fine sta
tiOnery, and will make IL our speciality during the
coming season to have the very best facilities for
leading styles in fine wedding and reception station
cry, engraving, color stan ping and visiting card
work. WARREN CH0ATE CO.,
Booksellers and Ststioners,
sep29-3t Vernon Row, cor. 10th st and Pa. ave.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIM0RE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
GO - n Baltimore and Wa, sta,ISn-
0.4s a; Bsltimore, Annapolis, Frsderick and
20 90 a. m. R, ,I!iors. Brsakrasf a: Resay.
5000 m, rew YORK, CsEs MAY, Phiisdelphis,
par, ioais lie s. louis, Pii.barr, asse-'
t0Tn- rsds rick, stanton, WtuChes' ct nj
Waller Branch. PaTIOr c1,'. Dinner at c41'-
s.1Os. M, " Arlington junction and Way Stations
= 80 "a. M. Baltimore and Way Stations.
20 90 mn B pt,I;%o,. PsrsI Gsvs .,, No Stops
loo m; ke~ York, Philaielphia, Boston, Nor
fay B"tm so and h' s1D gy h RS a.
And SaJ Station, only Pa1Ior GAYS 70 Nsrs
$50 ,. m, Baltimore, Lsure and Relay.
$40 80 ~ de.iekj Wa:hin gton junction snd
5.4s ? m, Baltimore, Frederick aud Way Sta
8 90 p N . Baltimore, Philadelphia ard Relay.
SOS D. m baltimore. Annapolis and way Stations
$50 p m Chicago, 81. Louis, Louisville, Column
Syppsr n MaIi,Es5Eys. BrsaSJds; at ParksrS-
$40 p N Haser;Iowu, Winchester, and Way
Stations, via Metropoli,an srsnch
$40 N, Ilrt-b-rg and Cumberland Fast tx
. 90 p. m a.. Balria,Sre Fs~t E1pr,.z.
S'lS =. IN taitimore' PhilAte.phia. N"w York
1875 n Fat Express. Py,,,rar C,-s 70 ca
E-.gifovf AZ Grafton. Saniu-ky, Cincinnati,
lndiaLar. H..
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,lS N Hslf'mtre. Philadt lphil, New York
ana B. q. " Fass Express.
BdfffrT0Ts qgS Wow Sf1fI0uS-ss m. 80, 5. o.
and 50 . N.
For B1lfirr0ys Gad Rslay.-7 20 a m ). 90 and
9O0g n.
WsN-s 90 a. m $50, = 40. ard 1I.25 p. m,
sfOpvfrC diving the week.
pY-AH TrIiHy Stop az ViadEcf Hotel, Relay House
.SfdffoH
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, " Arlington Station. ard
fS5 Penn lNgnia avenue. where orders Will be
fsk en- for ~ q Be checked and received at any
point IL the ,I.Y
THUS. 4 SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
l.. n COLE. General Ticket a gent.
GEO. kOONTZ. General Agent. sepll-tr
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE. DAYS-

%. Real k.sais Broker sac Ape,ioneer.
TRTsTEE,s SALE or vALgABLE TRACT
HSNGiddSSTTh RHssTsiST oS SSTrTkgNPIa At
99ddRRLLR INPSovEMESFs. SALE PSREMP,
x the District Of Columbia, hold'sg an Equity
Court, passed ia Equity cause No. 3oo4 of james b
undersigned, trustee, will sell ct public auction, to
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day
al sD nd o sSs
parties TO this csuse in and 20 all that certain piece
county, Of Uniontown, District of Columbia begin
ming for the said piece parcel tract Of land at the
street and Jefferson street, as laid down upon the
revised plat OF sad un,o9'own; running thence
degrees, east nS4 feet, to $: Hof's western line;
thence at right angles south l4 degrees, west sS7
Uniontown property and the property Of George W .
Talbsrt; thence running with said line north AK
Of compass $50 feet thence south 76x deg ees east
Dos feet to the center of said Pierce street. thence
with the southern line If lot III on said Uniontown
plat thence south 7s degrees east 80 feet, to the
degrees east 1876 feet TO the point of beginning con
tanning ga acres fland, more OF less, together with
Terms Of sale: Ore third Of the purchase money
cssh and the balance Of purchase money in six,
cent interts per annum until paid from day Of sale
The purchaser or purchasers to give promssory
notes Endorsed to the satsfac ton of the trustee No
deed given until all purchase money and interest
shall nave been paid. Two hundred dollars of the
cash payment to be made at the time of sale, or
within twenty four hours after said sale; and the
balance Of cash payments TO be made within ten IO)
the Tig 1T 10 resell the property at the cost and
OF deia'ning purchaser or purchasers. All Convey
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee,
seP22-dScs y. ID. CLEARf, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

s4"Ef county fairs is goin' to do agricul-
tur' emmy good" says Long Island farmer,
"keep out the wimmin. Them air pull
backs gets mans eye so sot that he can't see
nothin' else"
gamma Dickinson is not going to appear
In the yole OF Mazeppa. Bind a woman like
Anna TO the back OF q horse, and how natur-
ally would public sympathy concentrate on
the horse.-BTooklsrs ATgas.
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nOwNMAN GREEN,
l12 It'll street northwest.


REAL Estate ON THE WEST SIDE or
TWELFTH sTREEr, BnTWE5E PENN
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, dated til .
Liner No. s. folio s, one Of the land records ~
the District q Columba and az the request Of the
in front of the premises. on MONDAY, October /,
1875 Of O'Clock D. M oil that certain piece Of land
Twelve, in square numbered two hundred and nine
~ one beginning for the same at the northeast
ner of said lot and thence running south along the
line Of l2th street twenty one Feet thence west
seventy three (73) feet one ID inch, thence north
twenty one 2l feet the northern line Of said lot
thence to the place OF beginning, improved by
q comfortable bi lex dwelling.
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars In cash, and the
balance at six and twelve month, with interest Of
seven per cent. per annum. deposit Of one hun
druid dollars shall be required OF the purchaser
the time Of saie, and all conveyancng ut the pur
chaser's cost IL the Of sale hot complied
with in week the trustee reserves the right to
| T. NJ. HANSON. Trus: ee
sep22 I'd BOWMAN & GREEN, Aects.