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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30

Wulle III VutVOIbcu W IcpTe-
sent the Conservative sentiment
Of Louisiana, it never had, in
our Judgment, the willing Endorsement
and active approval Of our Conservative
or Democratic people. 1t surely does
not meet the approval Of one Conserva-
tive voter in ten, II sought to bc carried
IN The slightest degree beyond the inten-
tons originally entertained by those
who consented to it, in reference to
future political results. We think the
absurd cutlery OF the Times has really
been occasioncd by witnessing what is
now going on in the popular mind, and
what It readily anticipates. A
Convention Of the Democratic
and Conservative people cannot
we'll be otherwise than regarded as the
direct and responsible agents having
the warrant to speak their sentiments,
clearly and manfully, on the whole SUBJ
ject, and everything is calculated to
suggest that these delegates, thus fresh
from the voters, do not, by any means,
propose to accept Mr.. Kellogg and the
officers scattered everywhere through
out the State with his commissions, AS
the opponents OF their rightful and de
j,Ue Government; with the further de-
sire to crafty the Times, by directly or
indirectly engaging to continue this
sort OF BUSINESS, as the basis for bene-
Acial and honorable scheme Of poll
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IllE ED.

AMEs. AT the residence Of her son, 4 Re, A m
nne- at Frederick, Mari land, on the isrh Instant
MS. MARsAkkr 3. ANEs, relIct Of the late Georg.
Z; Ames, " this city.
The funeral services will take place from On.
shnrch OF the Epiphany AZ ten clock on Wednes-
Day morning, the twentieth instant.
DONALDSON. on the 10Th instant. MARy RIA
THER. eldest daughter q George W aud Mar n
Donaldson, aged Is months and days
We knelt beside her diving bed
And kissed her psllid brow;
We vainly pressed her icy hand,
che cannot heed US now.
riding tears meath our eyelits
Every lash contains q tear:
And our hearts are vet with weeping,
weeping for my Birdie dear.
Relatives and friends q the family pectfuly
requested TO attend her funeral iron the residence
OF III " hiteInore, 9Th street, between G aud A
hueets southwest, "Wednesday, at Ia clock y. m.
G1LLkN. On the 18th instant, CHARLIE n ia
months and days.
Funeral will take place from che pareuts' r.-i-
dence, gil U street, W edneeday. at ~ clock m
GktNNkLL. October l7tb. ct 10 m, Jo.Eru
SkiNNhLL, aged 81 years. New Orleans papsrs
Funeral win take place from the residence or nj.
parents, lxlo l. street north se-t, on Wednesfag.
the ath instan, At II The friends OF the faas-
lily are invited 60 attend.
NOLAN. October 18th, at 8 % a. N, MARY, be-
loved daughter OF Mary ana James n. Nolan, aged
syears months and I day. OF such Is the kiag-
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of her
pareIts, IL oh street northwest, on wtdne-d AZ.
invited 20 attend. "a
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AT CTION SALES.
FUTUKE BAYS.
nUNCANsos BIOS, Auctioueer,,
II Southeast corner of 9Th and n sts north e~s

PROVED BY 4 htB9E BRICK DIV sLLi Nc
HOUsE AND OTHER In 'RovEMEN rs. AN
sIBEki rETWEEN era AND 10Th rs,
- BY virtue Il q decree of the supre,n. Conrt
- OF the istrict OF OolumUis, hiding an Eauity
Court, passed In Equity cause No. $50 doc ia q
hepIlet'a ~ Her ct al against Jane II. Evers,t,
g the b shess bidder. On MONDAY The rir.t day Of
NOveaber A ID. rs s, ut 4: 80 O'Clock o m ON ina
premise ali the right title, interest, claim, ant
tse on the parties To this eau in and t. all that
ctIsn piene OF parcel and lot VI land .tuste lying
and being In the Cits Of ws,hingtoa District 81
Ooinmols, and pe ticu ALL described up,n tue
wilson SUBJ !, ision 81 squsre three HUNDRED AID
sixty eight 56e, fronting stree, north twenty
same width, ole hundred AID twenty fIOj fee. TIA
I'M y D) foo, alley, and oniaioine about twenty
ei. at hu, dred and ninety t2seo, square feet to-
se,neI WIN all The builtings aud improvements
finances thereto belonging, the same being the prop
er,y q III, Ihomss =. \ e,ett, deceased.
clear and free ON the dover right Of the widow Of
DE- Thomas Everett, deceased.
Terms # -sle: One third Of the purchase money
esnai ssSn .ns os,a9Te he pureba.s money 10
ts months, with interest al the rate Il ssven IN Der
centnm per snnum until paid from the day OF sale,
or bonds or prOmisory notes If the purchaser, with
surety or sureiie t. be approved by said Trustees:
or al the purchase money may be . aid IN cash on
the day OF sale. rafc Alto thereof by the
court. No Coed ST. until all tn purchase money
and interest shall have bAeu paid Two hundred
dollars II the ca-h pa, ment to be mad5 at the time
the baisI Of said cash ments t. be male wihu
ten tlOD days from DAY Of sale, other the Trus
tees the ris bt Ia re-e the said property at
The cost and risk OF dsfsuiing purchaser pur-
ehasers. All conVeyancing at purchasers cost.
JOIN j. JOHNSON. e..
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PoTTING SorL.-In transplanting all kinds
OF bedding out plants, care must be taken to
procured; and, If you make IL yourself, be
sure TO incorporate with IL a good share of
sharp grits to make the soil light and friable,
and prevent il from becoming soddeu and
sour oy the use OF too much water. III possi-
bic, II is always better 10 purchase the need
full supply OF potting soil from florist; but IL
this is not obtainable, and sheep pastures are
near at hand, the soil under the roots OF its
trees, mixed with one-quarter of its bulk In
sand, and one quarter Of common garden
soil, will make a compost containing a large
supply OF plant food. / have seen the most
luXuriantcallas, carnations, roses, fuchsias
fvies and geraniums grown in such a potting
soil, and no greenhouse benches ever exhibit
ed greater perfection Of plant growth.-C,dti-
rdtoT.
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How TO MAKE OLD MUTTON ESpURA-
BLE.-Oid mutton is always a great infiic-
ton. Some of its horrors can be avoided by
using the following recipe: Mince very fine
~ some cold mutton with few oysters or a
lew mushrooms; take some strong stock well
Favored with vegetables and highly sea-
soned; put IL in stew-pan, and thicken it
with roux q. e., butter melted over a slow
fire, well SKINNED, thickened TO a stiff paste
with baked sifted -four, and left TO cool be-
fore use.) Let the stock simmer, aud stir in
The roux, taking care to always STIR in the
same direction; when q nice and tolerably
thick sauce has been made, add the minced
mutton. etc, to IL, and let the mince warm
through, stirring IL gently round as IL does
SO; then put 1t ON dish and leave il TO cool
for some hours. When il Is quite cool il
should form jelly-like paste, lust consistent
enough TO make soft balls. These balls should
be of the size and shape OF a large egg. DIP
them twice over, first In the yolk OF an egg
and then in grated breadcrumbs, then fry
them In boiling fat. The boiling fat should
cover them entirely; they must be put into it
one at time very carsfully and gently, and
taken ont with equal care. to prevent the
risk OF breaking them. 1t is for this reason
that IL is necessary to egg and breadcrumb
them twice over. Arrange them round a ish
with boiled peas, French beans, or spinach,
piled up In the centre.
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hUECAHSON BIOS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Of 9th and streets n. ".

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RbAL ESTATE ON eTH STREET EAST.
- BY virtue Of decree Of the eupreme court
Z Of the District Of Columbia, passed on the 9Th
"a, Of October. A. D.. 1873, In said court In
f T. sale, a. public auction, on the premises on
80 o,sl9ck p, m, ell that piece or parcel Of
ate. lying and being 10 the city Of Washington, in
The District OF Columbia, and known and described
on the ground plan or plat Of said city, in said Dis
trot as part OF Lot seven, in square numbered
nine buno red and twenty eight $685. and contain
cd within the following metes and bounds: b. gin.
ming at point distant twenty (0l feet eight and
qua ter ts<) inches north from the southwest cor.
ner 81 said tot and running thence with the bound
AIRY line OF taid square on Sth street east forty
t42) feet nine and three quarter t9D inches to the
northwest corner OF said sq1are thence east along
the boundary line OF said square south ( street
sixty two t62 feet and one ID inch 10 the northeast
corner OF said lott thence south along the boundary
line Of said lot lorty two (42 feet Tine aud three
quarter (yA inches thence sixty two 1922 feet
one ID inch to the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balArcs In two
equal ms almt nts at six and twelve months
lively, with interest; to be secured by sppr 1ved
notes, ard a reserved lien; deed to be given upon
hLal rstineAon Of the sale and the full payment Of
the purchase money. Convey ancing at cost of pur-
CHASER. A deposit OF 100 required at the time of
sale JUDSON r. GULL, Truatee
octl5-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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CHINAMEN GROWN THRITrY.-The Car
son New Appeal says: "John Chinamsn
held a graveyard blow out al Carson last
Wednesday. All the wagons aud jerkwaters
I'm the city were mustered into service, and
as many as three distinct professions, each
and jangling eymbals, passed through Car
son street on this post mortem collation.
business. Roast hog was abundant, but the
Washoes looked on in wistful sorrow, only
too well informed that the good old days
when Mister Chinaman left great stacks OF
grub upon the graves Of his departed fellow
pagans for the noble red man TO ill his aso-
riginal stomach with, have passed away.
John, now more prudent and worldly grown.
no longer leaves these sepulchral ratious TO
the tender mercies Of the spoiler, but returns
them with an unghostly appetite all his own.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AID ONO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.
NIB sCHEDuLE-sE ,TErBER 30. lsI5

From wASHISGTcs CITY
oo d IA, 8alimnre aud Wa stations.
o.4s :; Baltimore. Annapolis, Frederick and
52o. m, nsItim Brsasrar ai Relay.
Boston S.itin STs .sd az E.,s nay fhi'sael'n''
ns, ions .fH qs'HT e. f fiSaTs, Ss ae'@
Ss., RTsSes ef pas, ,, y md
.e.1o. NV s.binsson junction and Way Stations.
90 81 s.%Si. p. ss' e.. S s,..5 y. Stops
Bs.o nsr s.d rhn,I ,, Boston Nor
I'D Way only, on S Ss1Gr' c s-sT S::
$50 ,. m, Baltimore, Lsure .no Relay.
$40 p m; frsdsrics, Washington Traction and
SAs p m, Baltimore, Frederick and WAY Sta
500 ,. m Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay.
S933 >. Baltimore Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 ,; m Chicago 81 Louis. Louisville. OoIum-
Ss:rs, at Ma,t,rsswE. Breakfaa AT Paykus-
$40 m Hasvr Io~n, Winchester, and Way
etations, via Metropoli,sn Branch
"a m FL %%Is .as mo Al !, ,s e ,o ia.etion.
$40 , m, Litt.berg and Cumberland Fast Ex-
200 .. m, baltimore Fast Express
Via m baltimore. Philstel phia. New York
s S1sI. Ro.t IN Fas' Express Pullman Palace
HAS 20 Fa.s sa a..S p.mG. nss. ca,
BTsakfaa at Grafton ssndusky, Cincinnati,
IndiaI elis.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,l9 m Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
ana IL ston Fast Express.
bdHt010re aud Way Sfaft0ss-sa IN, 1 80, sos
and 80 = m.
Fv Baltimore aad Rslay.-7 30 q m S 90 and
800 m
WsN.-s 90 a. m, 80, 40, and IL as ,. m,
stopping during the week.
~AH 1fGiHs Stop al ViadKct Ho,., Relay Hous.
Sfdftcn.
For further Information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
SO PenDsSlVanls avenue, where orders will be
taken for BsgRage e. he checked and received at any
POINT in the city
THnS. n SHARP. Master Of Transportation
u. NJ COLE. General Ticket gent.
CLIO. s kOONTZ. General gent senll-tr
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MAR RED.

BTFLlNGToN-THoMAs At Lancaster. p.
70 the fVsh instant, By Rev. J. n. Dubhins. ID ID .
nAkkn AbUFFiNGroN. OF Harrisburg, Pa ana
NkTrik U THOMAS, Of Washington, n. q.
JARB0E-PUMPHREr Al ST Domtn,c,.
Church, October 9Th, by Rev. Father sharidan q
LAMsERr JAhBoE, OF Prince George esauty, Nd !.
ofWsshinston, ID. G. No cards.
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II y. ZIMMERMAN SON. A 1ctioneers,
He No. 313 9Th street northwest,
TRUsTHE ?s6 SALE OF TWo,sT0RY IRAMI
NORTH SIDE OF HTRElT. RETWIE 4

TRvSThHSS sALS OF TWo-srQRY IRAME
SSkTH siSl on sfREnTa BE TWiE II
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated jMarch
Sist. a: ID. l0s, and duly recorded in Liber No.
tIist Sf Columbia; and e. the REQUEST Of party
front Of the premises. on TRfDkY, October Ssd,
1875 at O'Clock m, ell that piece or parcel Of
Known = son,h par. q i9tE9 forty three Pm sas
f7J three, 49, twenty, 90, Twenty one, t2iJ and
twenty two, IA lin square number sixty nine, &C.
said subdivision n recorded in Surveyors once
Of said city, in s9bdivision book W. folio Io, be-
aud running back that width In Da.allel lines north
one hundred feet, together with the improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, Of which e7s Win
be required time Of sale,D and the balance In SIX
and twelve months. to be scared By purchaser 3
notes, bearing eight Dor cent interest from day OF
sale until paid and deed Of tru$t ON the bro perty
sold. Conveyancins and recording ct purchaser &
cost. IL terms OF sale not complied With in 81
days after ,slr: the trnssse ressryss the right 10
resell 1T risk and cost OF purchaser In default.
VIM. = H0LTZMAN. Trustee.
octll-dtd n. y. LUITRELL, Salesman.
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II p ZIMMERMAN Il SON,
HI. AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
NO. 3I3 Sth street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEw TWO-STOR
FkAMk DWELLING AND LOT 2N by q,

IhUsiHES sALE OF NV TWO-sTORY
ON DELAWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND STREETS, NORTHEAST.
- by virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated November
x I'd. A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No
20, folio leo ct seq, OF the Land Records for the
District Of Columbia and at the request Of the arty
secured thereby, will cell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, October 25th,
ls7e. at 30 p m, all that lot piece Of ground
situate in the city of Washington, in said District
ard known as lot lettered and marked I'D" in Lat.
trells subdivision Of original lot numbered five 49,
in square numbered six hundred and eighty two
(6s2) together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale 0ne-third cash, Of which as will
be required ct time Of SALE and the balance in six
and twelve months, to be secured By purchasers
notes, bearing eigh per cent interest from day OF
sale until paid, apd deed Of trust on the property
sold. Convey ancing and recording at purchaser
cost. IL terms Of sale not COMPLIED With In Al
days after sale the trustee the right to re-
sell at the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
octl3-d NJ LUTTRELL. Salesman
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The Boston Journal has a letter from
Madrid correspondent telling of a terrible
tragedy and scandal in which the young
King Alfonso is implicated. 1t is that the
King and the Duke of Sexto have been cor
ruptlng the daugh ter and wife of an officer
in the army, whose home is second or third
door from Mr.. Cushing's. He was in the
quent visits at his house, he came suddenly
to the city, and entering his home late at
night, found the King and the Duke OF Sexto
In The house; shot at the King, but missed
him, and was himself shot dead by the Duke
OF SeNtO, who was behind him. Toe street
police heard the pistol shots, and came run
ming to the rescue, but were sent about their
business. The body was given TO a night
Waterman, who carried il nobody knows
500 month. The maid servant. who
was an eyewitness of the murder, disap-
peared The next day-some say was aSsasSi-
rated. But she bad time to tell her lover.
When he found she was disposed Of he hid
himself for some days, but, venturing out at
last, was found dead in the street, stabbed,
one morning. The Judge before whom the
man, and was announced by the official
paper 10 have committed suicide; doubtless
was also assassinated. The affair is at the
bottom OF the political disturbances now
threatening revolution in Spain. The young
King appears to be going the way of his
mother. AS is customary in Spain, those
who surround the Sovereign try TO govern
him by his passions. So, IL is said Amadeo
was ruined and the peace of bis family de-
whirlwind. The corruption In high places
and i'm low is appalling. From the crown OF
the head to the sole OF the foot there is no
soundness in them.
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u Osrnss Ninth md b sFssts ncrthvss.
CHANCEBY SALE or UNIMPROvEp PROP.
ERTY ON 25rH STRE1T, HEAR K STREET

- b. virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Iaseed in cause No.
@4 ss2 10 which william =; siblsy is Complain
win ell, in front Of the Pss@is:s on nOnDAH,
m. ali Of lot in square No. g, having front 81
forty 4el feet els en- W inehss on 18th street.
eix. Twelve and eighteen months with SIX Per osnt.
interest per annum the purchaser 70 give his notes
ton Of the trustee. lien will be retained On tia
property until az al pay msnt 10 made deposit Of
terms Of sale not complied with In I've days the
property will BE- resod as the risk and cost Of the
Chaser. wM. KEDfN WO0nWkRD, Trustee.
octl9 eo4ds DUNCANs0N B80s., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS EVENING.
rO.MORkOW.


-: Real E.ta.s Broker .od Aaes,ou.sr,
ooi'd'nss' corner Ith and sts. northwest.
rSSEEsTE .nn ss Il I OF yALgABLl TRACT
IhGInNh DIsIRfGT on onLumsrx,A AT
81 SSSios14 GskaE ssssn .nIYYsTi 5MPs6: ER
33T TsHKKR IhPROvEnKNfs. SAL psRiMP.
By virtue Of decree Of tn. supreme court Of
CONT tns pisricf Of Columbia holding Equity
a. Jo snn;s S.S Hso e Jane. q
S,SSsa 9. vi 81; :: SsSe
2. the right tide, interest clam and estate q the
and LAID ios and Ssins IN ' sss
county q Uniontown, District Of Columbia. begin.
s. the o Fen. .os
sneet sso Senersnp street, as laid down upon the
TIE south u .susS I
degrees, east - feet, TO g. Hoff's western line;
feet more or less, the division line between said
TphoEto~n property and the property Of George W.
feet Il ,nes south as ass,es. ssss
with the southern line II lot M on -sia UniontoWn
east side Of said Pierce street aud thence north az
east 1876 feet to the point Of ming CON
taining 9 acres Of land, or less together with
aPpurteDsnces. WIN
Terms Of SAFE: Ore-third of the purchase money
cash; and the balance Ut purchase money 10 six 49,
twelve ID aud eighteen is months, with eight Der
cent interest per annum until paid from day Of sale
notes iniorsed to the .atifscon Of the trustees NJ
deed given until al purchase money and interest
cash payment TO be made at the time of sale or
within twenty four hours after said sale; aud the
balance OF cash payments to be made within ten iO)
days from day Of sale, otherwise trustee reserves
the NJ to resell the property at the cost and risk
of defaulting purchaser or purchasers All CONVEY.
Rncing at purchaser cost
WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustee,
eepZz d&ds II. ID. OLEAkY, Salesman.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY the 30th day of October, A. ID. 1875,
at same hour and place.
WIN. JNO. MILLER, Trustee.
sct1-eo&ds r. ID. CLEARY, Sale ,msu
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TNHOMAS BOWLING,
AuctJnesr aud Real Estate Broker
AT the old stand of Latimer q Cleary,
Southwest corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and llth st

III STEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT on
THE NEST SIDE OF 10TH ST. WEST, Sc.
TWEEN Y and SITS. NORTH
- BY yir ne of tvo q, eds of trust dated rasnact-
lively March l1,h and December lott, A ID 1874
= = ano dnIl record,d in Libef Nos 7i3 and 763 70
os ia and 23 spectvely both being land records
i4r the District II Columbia. aud at tine request Of
the party secured by the said deeds of trust Will
I'll ~ public ancion, ia front of the premises, on
IUESDA1- November I'd, 1915, at 4: 30 .. m, ali
that lot piece, or parcel Of ground, situate in the
city OF Nash1n Rfon. In said District and known
Lot numbered sixty 1901 Of the recorded subdivision
(l79I. W
Terms OF tale: Seven hundred and eighty-three
Collars and expenses of sale to be paid cash of
VII Oh will be required at time Of sale and the
balance In six and twelve months, by purchaser 8
notes, bearing per cent interest from lay of sale
pnui PAID secured by deed Of trust the property
SOLO or air ash at the purchasers option Convey
snclng ana recording at purchasers cost. The
above property will be sold subject to such general
or other taxes be against it. Ii terms of sale
are not complied with in ten days. the Trustees re-
serve the right TO RESELL at the risk and cost of the
purchaser in default ~
JOS G. FEARSON,l
LOUIS n. WING, ustees'
oct16eo THOMAS BOWLING Auctiopeer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

THoMAs Dowtane
. At the old stand Of Latiner K Clear.
Southwest corner Pennsy iyaois avenue and llth g,
TRusTKkp SAILS OF vALuABLs In.
PR0ytD PROPERTY ON Nav JERSEY
AVENUE, kEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD DEPOT.
e ~ virtue Of 40 deeds of trust, dated Ma Is
~ ls50, and December 81, $50, and recorded ia
Liber Ga f,.ios &3l aud 6a, fplip 2sD, viii sell
30 O'Clock IN front of The premises. Lots Nos a.
% ard 20 in wilkes subdivision, in square No ss{
Lots Nos. aud % ~ill o. sold together They
front IS feet on New Jersey and extend back
10 an alley, and are Improved with Q dne Brick
Dwelling and Store.
Lot No. IS he the nrss from the corner Of street
front "a feet inches New Jersey av, nue., aud ia
In proved with Q Store and FRAN yelling House
Sale will Con mence With f,oi NJ. 2
Terms OF tale: One third cash; residue In equal
payments. at six and twelve months, with interest,
T. be eecured BY = deed II trust Ali conveyanciaG
and recording at purchasers cost; 500 on each
parcel Deposited when the property il struck Of
which is to be forfeited unlss the terms are com
FRED. ". JONES, Trustee.
octl-ttd THOS. DOWLINQ, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, October 18th, 1875, same hour and
place. FRED. w. JONES, Trustss
octl2-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
~TBE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THUbSD<Y. October 2Ist, 1875, same
hour aud place. FRED w JONES, Trustee
octl5 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old s,snd Of Lstmer q Cleary.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth It,
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON THE CORNER
OF DELAWARE AVENUE AND STREET
STREET AND n STREET SOUTH, AT AUG.
- On WEDNESDAY, October goth, At 4
O'Clock p. m, in trout of the premises, 1 will
- sell Let No. 4, in Square No $50, having front
Eelaware avenue of ~ feet inches BY q dep.h of
SO feet inches on q street south.
Also, at 80 p. NJ. day, ia front Of the prem
ises will sell Lot No /, in Square north SQUARE
ESQ fronting 50 feet south street and 60 on
II alf ST rect south
The attention of persons seeking property for in.
vesimen mt is inv tied the sale will be pereD ptory
Teims cash.
JAMES G.. PAYNE, Attorney.
octl63t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.