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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-20

Mrs. MoeRo, vell-to-do lady of Viz
ginia, Nevada, has at present. special
reason to reproach herself for a lack Of
good sense, and to congratulate herself
upon undeserveds good fortune. Col
lecting large sum of money for rents,
she concluded that the best thing to do
was to hide tine money about the house,
and so placed in the stove $500 in gold
and a certificate of deposit on Wells,
Fargo & Go. for So, 900. AS amatter of
course she wanted fire soon after this
deposit they always do-and built one
in the stove. When it occurred to her
that she had burned up her riches she.
was terrified at the consequences of her
act, and searched the ashes hopelessly.
The gold she found melted into a rough
but valuable ingot /; the certificate of de
posit was destroyed, but nc loss was in
volved in that, and Mrs. Negro accord
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-20

A LONG SwIM.-Capt Boyton's feat
in swimming across the English channel
has received an incident of long swim
that was made about forty years ago, in
the same waters. A yawl pas capsized
in tremendous squall, about two miles
from shore One of the crew seized an
old horse-collar that h id foated near him
and used it for buoy. Finding that it
impeded his progress he threw it aside
and struck out for shore. The flood
drove him the other way, and he soon
lost sight of the light which he was try
ing to approach. He then took two
stars to guide him, but these soon be-
came obscured, and he was left in utter
darkness. The tide was carrying him
swiftly to the sea, when he sighted a yes
sci. He managed to get within two hun
bred yards of her, when he, was caught
in the ebb and carried away. Luckily
his cries were heard by those on the YES
seL and boat was sent to pick him up.
He had very wet time, but notwith
standing this he had travelled fourteen
miles, which certainly was not bad, con-
sidering all the circumstances.
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AN PSYCHOLOGICAL DIALOGUE.

A CAT WITH FIVE HEADS. Boston
offers some prodigies in the way of cats.
Five kittens were born in one of its sub
,urbs recently, each of which was joined
to another after the manner of the Siam
csc twins. The owner, who had doubt
less never heard of Barnum, had them
all drowned. At the South End, the
Boston Herald says, lady has a kitten,
now two months old, which has five
heads one in the usual place, and one
at each knee joint, on both front and
hind legs. The tail grows perpendicular
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THE BURNING PRAIRIE.

yThe prairie stretched as smooth as floor,
AS far as the eye could see,
And the settler sat at his cabin door,
With his little girl on his knee;
Striving her letters to repeat
And pulling her apron over her feet.
His face was wrinkled but not old,
For he bore an upright form,
And his shirt sleeves back to the elbow rolled,
They showed a braWny arm.
And near in the grass with toes upturned,
WAS pair of old shoes, cracked and burned.
A dog with his head betwixt his paws,
Lay lazily doing near,
NOW and then swapping his tar black jaws
At the fly that buzzed in his ear;
And near was the cow-pen, made of rails,
And bench that held two milking pals.
In the open door an OX-yoke lay,
The mothers odd redoubt,
10 keep the little one, at her play
On the floor, from falling out;
while she swept the hearth with turkey wing,
And filled her tea-kettle at the spring.
Ehe little girl on her fathers knee,
With eyes 30 bright and blue,
From A, B, c, to X, Y, z,
Had said her lesson through
When wind came over the prairie land,
And caught the primer out of her hand
The watch dog whined, the cattle lowed
And tossed their horns about
The air grew gray as if it showed,
SO TO himself the settler said;
- But, father, why is the sky so red?"
The little girl slid off his knee,
And all of a tremble stood
zsGood wife" he cried, g come out and see,
The skies red as blood"
<sGod save us :" cried the settlers wife,
1.-THE prairies a-fre, we must run for life"
She caught the baby up, "Come,
Are We mad to your heels my man."
He followed terror-stricken, dumb,
And so they ran and ran.
Close upon them was the snort and swing
OF buffaloes madly galloping.
The wild wind, like sower, sows
The ground with sparkles red;
And the tapping wings of the bats and crows,
And the ashes overhead,
and the believing deer, and the kissing snake,
What a swirl Of terrible sounds they make.
No CLEAN of the river water yet
And the flames leap on and on,
a crash and fiercer whirl and jet,
And the settlers house is gone.
The air grows hot . this futtering curl
Would burn like fax" said the little girl
And as the smoke against her drifts,
And the lizard slips close by her,
She tells how the little uplifts
Her speckled{face from the fire;
For she cannot be hindered from looking back
At the fiery dragon on their track.
They hear the cracking grass and sedge,
The flames as they whir and rave,
On, on! they close to the waters edge
They are breast-dGep in the wave;
and lifting their little one high DER the tide,
2 We are saved, thank God, we are saved" the
cried.
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MAUD with much sympathy in her
voice. -".Only fancy, mamma, Uncle
Jack took us to picture gallery in Bond
street, and there we saw picture of a
lot of early Christians, poor dears, who'd
been thrown to lot of lions and tigers,
who were devouring them" Ethel
with still more Sympathy" Yes, and
mamma, dear, there was one poor tiger
that hadn't got Christian. .
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Sure Signs Of Marriage,

\ cynical bachelor Is responsible for t.la
following directions how to tell the mar
RED.
II you see a lady and gentleman DISAGREE
upon trifling occasions. or correcting each
other Ia company, you may be aSSUI Z that
they have tied the matrimonial moose.
II you see silent pair in car OF 2 stage
lOlilng careleSSly, one at each window, with
out seeming To know they have a COMPANION
the sign is infallibe.
II you see lady drop glove, and gen
tleman by the side Ct her kindly telling her
10 pick IL no, you need not hesitate in form
ing your opinion. or
If you meet couple in the fields. the gem
tleman twenty yards in advance of tire lady,
who, perhaps, Is getting over The style with
diihcuiiy,or picking her way through mul l.
dy patch or
Ifyou see a lady whose beruty and accom-
plishmentS attract the attention OF every
gentleman in tire room but one, YOU can have
DO difficulty in determining their relation
snip TO each Othcr-the one is her husband.
IL you see a gentleman particularly cDur-
teous, obliging, and goodnatured, relaxing
INTO smiles, saying sharp things, and toying
with every pretty woman in the room eXcap-
ting one, to whom he appears articularIy
cold and formal, md is UNREASONABLE cross
who that ''one' is nobody can be AT a loss 10
discover.
II you see an Old couple Earring, checking.
and thwarting each other, differing in opln-
on before the opinion is expressed. eternal.y
anticipating and breaking the threa Is Of
each others discourse, yet using kind words
Xxx honey bubbles floating on vinegar
which are soon overwhelmed by a prepOnd-
er2nce of the fluid, they are. 70 all intentS,
man and wife; II is impossible 10 be mistak
en-.
The rules above quoted are laid down rs
iDfalllble in Just interpretatlon-they may
be resorted to with confidence: they are upon
unerring principles, and deduced from every
day experience.
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DlED.


BEkl MANN. on THURSDAY, tn l. instant.
ber age.
TIE friends and relatives Of tae family are TO
Grace Eurch. corIer Oh @ y ~ ~. '..', ,, - -"
Oh sGnlGy ,tae ISL instant, ct : 30 click > a..
-CAMPbEaL. On the moTnlul % lie I.in Inst.
His tucerAl wIli take place saturday arteru .5i
he I'm INST AZ O'Clock. frsm his late residence
acguAiEtanccs are respvc -Iuliy invited O. attend
DE LACY. On Aug1st 18Th. att l-cl OK r N
after shcrt illnsss B-c--AR. Dr. lCF, h. tls 55.
~. tunrrsl wiz take yls-a from hi- Ist- res .
3lS lStn street northwest. tbs friends anf ac.us-
iarces ar respectfully --l lenit-i . At.olI
HBRLIHY. on tn 9Th instant. J rs r. Ia
2 h, sl5ost -ol VI Thomas and Csthariue us-'fLr.
~ thv l7th year Of hls age.
llIad u La aTG s"-to- Ia peIs please COP !
hi- tuners Ali tah5 place n sunday Aitsrulon,
fe 18th instant a 81 4, from tEg resiioLC5 II
friend. and gC4UAintaLc.s AL q III 10. f.rusl.
are te. re,t-uily invited q attend. D.
NJ AL. AuErst lltl. Is7s, ANNA Mcneil.
3aueEier = Janice snd A,mira p. Mcneil. 49, 5
months end days.
q, our. on the l3th instsrt. E,.rs rr7I-r-,.-
Vi John ". aud o. rist,ra OH
Little Emma va Or aaIaa-.
friit OI AZ oGr hearts At h.r-J.
But al L--l csE.s az i. u.# ,-l..,
Little Euu ., d. como HluU.
70 -,a be- sci. o. lord. : a., .itssu.
Li~taI.ing Tor 49, = rs 'IV u arr
v cry TT SIC r Do l,-.
Heaven ret6 Letl gov orr traas-re:
ts-t. lie lpI,ls r'sa-s ke.D-.
a. tuo uu0eL.n son L. .Y lrset
" here oar aaT't- Enln- -is. o.
Relatives and fri, u-s IT iu- iaa., az so.tt...
- res lerted 70 attend he funeral + - s"05 30
hor'h"e-i SurdE., ~ 0'c!o . p p.
daughter y Nsry a ard 2 a,,, lf-n-r-, s-.l y
rnynths and tda-s
Funeral WI t.fe place a. Ia - -. rr saturday,
the lsih instant, frJ, to r.s,.a--o 70. l@r l-s1tst
1Sa - street s1UthyCs-
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UNDERTAKES.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ron IUEL.
SALE OF ORDINANCES STORES.
FoRT MONROE ARSENAL


Or POIyr COMFORT, Va Jriy a. ISIS.
NV,ILL be offered for sale, at Public Auction. com.
w meDcing at 10 O'Clock A. d, September s,
Io95, at this Arsenal, quantity Of Gun Sarriagss
Projectfles, Muskets, AccOutreu ents, &C, &C,
catalogue Of the articles TO be sold viii De furnshef
application st this Arsenal, AZ the Ordnance
Agency, New York, or At the Ordnance OGHce,
Terms-Cssh: Ten per cent on the day Of s.le--or
acceptance OF bic-and the remainder when ths
property 10 delivered.
All stores will be required 70 be removed within
twenty days from close % sale.
The Government reserves the right 20 refuse any
bid not deemed satisfactory.
Packing boxes u be paid Tor at stated price, 10
be determined by the commanding officer.
ansI-ot 7. g. BAYLOR, MAJOR Of Ordnance.
In TEE SUPREME COURTOF TIE DISTRICT
OLE COLUMBIA.
THoHAs II. u i ToDD W. LALEoN RCHARDs At Al.
No. 4,9S--Eauity Docket NJ ~.
James B. Edwards and BenJarin z. Snyder, the
trustees in this cause. having reported that they
two hundred and twenty two, 2ilg with the i'm.
provements thereon, known - the . Bry ant House,
and in the proceedings In this cause particularly
described 20 Albert Gleason for tie slIa u thirty
Thousand dollars, se,gs}: IL IL this sist day OF
july 1873 ordered and eecreed that said s.le as re-
ported will stand ratihee and cOnhrmec on Tuesday,
the 18th day of Angus: re9i, uIis,s aus p 20 iea
Ga, a copy q this decree be prehshed 70 some daily
newspaper printed and published In Msshington,
ID. C, aud In the" W ashington Law hepcrter ~
least eek for three successive weeks before
said 18th day OF August. By ,hs esurt
iy59,s BE. '. AEysS, j.. Assistslt.
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II. KcLl Esta'o Broker and Auc.ioneer,
No OIL It'll street opposite L 5. Post once.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE
sP sEEET Fk2st iTn kyf6At19
sTTREETS N0RTliEEsT; ON ALLEY, De.
TwET t5 AN By hANp PT gIH AN4 1Tg sTS
AND o s,TEEEIs E0RTTWIES'T; on ),
FksT ASp i os A q gS SoRrH
Pin sTEEEfs RoBTHWEsf, az ACC
q. Byyrtre Of certain dseds Of ,ru-, to rs, da el
III as low August i, A. D I5-r; NJye Ja6er i,
nd j. - - All - !, pr Ta. IL T.. - i5,il
usoly rs fn-w IN iitrr G23, folio 10 liher 81, folio
~ Fiber Gs5, foiIo . lher So folio l5s aud Ger
20 folio iG 4 he and record, for tie p-.ia Il
IaiGL.nia We WI u, ~ Il ?bc auc'on 10 FRA; of
O'Clock D. IA part OF y-s J. aud - III ,uTs : - &c
cvrdsnz {" nrIry -Gbj,yS,Oa Of said ,uarc. d
inches east IL, northwest 4 cJrurr 4 saI sguare
IN '"rthN Get Running thence at On said street
- iu.t Inches. thfl-e s6t ~ thtl nee west IS
feet iIcE-- ,ECLCo north tees 70 tho place Of be-
giu''ir-- 'ud improved b. three stoT, trck dwell
Az AZ 2.. :, p n Part Of three
al POM N iiur OF al alley rs feet north ~ the
n"r.h75u iH- al north u strre,, running thence
ggth 70 feet inches thence east 81 .ot t. jLe point
81 te&inHiLg. and improved b. -ov"a small 'Usas
t~enty thrye t23 and twenty f5ur "A "a si,aTs
numbered i've hundred and tSsIs". Oh aud do
point Fourth street west, distant "A feet nh ii
The Lorthca7toTn corner Of said square, AMI rnnug
thence north IS feet, thence east 81 ieet inches
thence north q feet thence east leo feet 70 the Place
81 beginning, and improved b. three tHo-.tyry
brick dwellings.
On WEDNESDAY, August -. Isl. II 5 80
O'Clock p. M, the following described property to
wit: Lot Numbered 4, in square numbered IA
nd on the same day, at $50 o clock ?. ~ he
following described property: Lot numbered two,
a. IL square numbered cast & square eighty seven,
{SI
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the balance in
8. II aud Is months for which the uytcs the pur
chaser, bearing interest the rate If seven III per
cent per annum, and secured By Iced Of trust upon
the property shall be given. s l0J deposit each
piece of property when sold. If the terms of sale
are not complied with seven days after sale, the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell after fye DAYS
previous advertisement at the risk and COST of the
defauiting purchaser.
FREDERICK W. JONES' a.
JOSEPH 4. EDISON, trustees
aug2 2aw&ds f. J. SWEET Auct
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EVENING STAR.
Deeds and Words.
(FRON IHE PERSIAN

(FRON IHE PERSIAN
One day, hen roses were in fullest flower
a MS htinEa ale unto a falcon said
: ell me, u silent bird where i thy mower
one word to cheer the king in sacd-st nrur
hon dost not speak. yet thou ART ever lei
Like ccurtier forth, and roy ally art fed
From his own hsno, while L who have such soyvsr
OF scrg. sit lonely in my thorny bower
nd Iced on worms and scanty berries red
Thtn said the falcon
nightingale. give ear
Tor once An empty boast nils ali thy song
MY silence in the king estes m is dear
Became my wings are bold and swift and s,r,ue
content thee with thy fare. No better cheer
To idle' useless singers should belong"
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y SURPRISE FOR HIS Nor HER.-The De-
troll Post details this suggest I've incident: A
young man, who has been away from the
city for several years, returned on Saturday
morning by an early train. All day long he
was going about from one saloon 10 another
with a friend of his childhood's days, and in
each he would tell his story to any one who
would listen, laugh as IL II were good joke
and conclude with the exclamation, "Won't
mother be surprised when she sees me9''
The general opinion was that, If he kept on
drinking, the old lady would be surprised a
great deal.
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a ID ESTlTCTE ' VETERAN SEEKING ASSIST
ANCE Yesterday afternoon a seeiy-lOoE-
ing IN an walked into a store on Main street
aud Inquired IL NJ. .. w. Baird, the treas
urer Of Sedgwick Post, q. a r.. was in. Nh
Baru SAID lie was iuarteTmaSter OF the post.
Il understand, said the man cOnfideu-
italy, that you grant aid 10 brother sol
CierS IA necessity"
Yes, returned Mr.. Baird, such is the
practice
Well continued the strange, Il be-
lOngea 10 tie - Massachusetts volunteers.
! want 10 get married to-day, and ia like 10
draw r!iy cents from the charity fund - pay
for the certificate
Nh Ba.uI looked AZ the man il surprise.
IaeTe 'FaS a parse, during which the str8n-
ger Eh .stlca Ss.,.y
But sal- he 'Ormer, liz you are des;.-
ute A. you say. Isn't IL a little reckless IL
Won - marry
The man aue5 oyer the counter and
aud whispered, %! wOUldn 10 II, ne said.
81 tie do folk a>n't kicking up Sucn a
tow about T. Lsr't there a fund 10 help olI
soldiers il diStreSs2''
There IS such 2 fund, but IL IS 10 diminish
their infections. not 10 increase them" re-
turned Mr.. PaIrt, severely.
The stranger looked at him long time in
silence. Then he sighed gently aud went
Out. y lev minutes later lie passed down
thestreet With his bride upon his arm. Some
patriot mai smoOthed the rugged tpath % 2
Fe,S.al.-Nt -1yl-t (CDYl1.) Bulletin.
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II II. ZIMMERMAN 4 SON,
H. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3l3 Sth street northwest.

PROVED BY SMALL TW0-STORY FRAME,
ON BOUNDARY. BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH
sTREETS, NEXT TO CORNER OF l9TH)
NORTHWEST.
- By virtue OF deed of trust -d.ted January
~ 9Th, 1875, aud recorded in Liber No ~ Folio
2aof land records for District Of COlumbia and at
request Of party secured thereby will SELL at pub
August 9Th, 1885, at O'Clock p. m, lot No 81 in
Starts subdivision of lots ], 2, s. 4, 5, and ia
square No. ISL in Washington city, in said District,
with the in proyements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; gof which $50
must be paid the time of sale the balance in
six and Twelve months, to be secured by purchas-
notes, with interest at per cent until paid and
a deed Of trust the property sold. Convey sncing
and recording at purchasers cost. If terms of sale
not complied with in six days after sale the trus-
the right to resell 1T risk and cost Of
purchaser In default
VIM r. HOLrZNAH, Trustee
sug9d n. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman
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y YOUTHFUL Iz-AGISATToS VIOLENT 4.
CEECKED.-W When Mrs. L. went home from
shopping yesterday She entered upon scene
OF thrilling horror being enacted ~ the back
yard.
N TIE center OF the yard . dry goods box
was in Games and the baby was lying in
frOnt VI IL sqG2l,ing Justify from heat and
fright. Down behind the currant bushes
were two OF the M ghborhood boys, shulking
around with painted faces, chicken feathers
in q cir naiI, and bows i'm their hands, while
her hopeful son Had on his fathers mOccasiu
slippers, lis cap turned wrong side out upon
his head, ami al 0!a army gun in his hand
He was creeping along with evident mu.-
derous Intent toward the ROSTERS behind the
bushes.
What on earth is the matter - cried the
alarmed lady.
ssh i-sh - said the hopeful; don't you
see Them Inguus has burned down Hawkins
cabin ard nearly killed his baby, burned up
the family, and I'm the Lean Wolf going 20
bring down vengeance on the scglps of the
varminfs 2"
But in about fifteen seconds after he went
down 20 the wUOd-pile, wishing he was the
tat woman in the museum or the big medi-
cine man OF the Pawnees. He had been read
ing an Indian tale in a New YORK paper, you
see.-dtlontd Constitution.
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The Modern Calendar

lfr' 8 - E-h Sag...,rra,.-
April. June, and Naven.i.er
Arc NON u .rusry uu.I Wy
TIE ~atG 4; faIIsfE s-trya.
Nj III rest have thir-v.,-.,..
NifL 7'-t "a single G'.1.l o.Suu.
And ~ any shoul' ~ Ia rty-twa.
it.Nd ID, cul, au. City too.
~ TAaf-E
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a LI1AhDRIA AND wAsaIsaTos q. n.

TI'HIS Is TC GIVE NOTICE, That the Subscriber
has 'ttAl1rd from the supreme Court II the
Iistriet q Columbia, holding Special Term. let
I-Gi adnil- lrli.u on the personal estate OF
am L HANBACK,, late Of District Of Column
Ia ceceasri All persons having claims against
lie SAID deCes~ed are here By warned exhibit the
ale Win tt- vouchers thereof, % the subscriber,
OF CT Je-1T~ the 2i day OF July next: they
ay ctntrNi -e b lsW be excluded from all benefit q
=. 80 s7ta,e. Given under my hand. this 9Th
Cay - J4ly. l.f5- MARY A. NORRIS,
s1S 'hrSt Administrative " o.
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SIED EXPbESS LINE VIA CAgAL,
A

2aILAuELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. VI, WASH
IHGTOS AND GEO8GETOWa, U,
SaTrLN5 IAys.
E.Uu Pier ., ,.JEth sgGGrvez, Pti!a1sighI.
SfTL EHAE, 4. ! J L.. 49, :,
kr5-l 80 Mater s;-eet, Gsor setows, q
y. O., EUHDAN 90 2 D. n.
tfrp i.ue '-Ilerr7 81 Ehilsd5i ohis WITH Ciydeu
Eee lar Seri' .--'- LiEC 4 Steamers tcr PrCyf
2saCe Boon AID rev England S'9ges. E0 Shsrt.
sss III Boston - u line.
G.. r. HTrNB, atent sa D. 90
VIZ y. CLfIE co, Philsdei o5Ie.
i. 4. REID, AlexGniria, vs..
y. ID Z. MIMI, 20 DeyOnshire sttses, boseyE.
50 reighIs delivered By Knoxs Express. OF.
-eTs !si al General Ofioe, COS PeEnsy fgsCis avs.
me, CT. 1t The steamer xasTf, vii Be RE ply
ATTENDED 70. sFa Il
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- \ tramp VINO was refused cider by j..
san II. Corbin, OF Cornwall. Ct. the Dtllt
Jay, wen 70 fine tobacco bei aud roll. 4
over d. it, tearing ri tie pants. wEt~eupoa
M OOrtln set his do UgDl uIIl. bIs th,.
tramp whipped the dog ana then pummeiled
NJ. tprbln. VINO Went 10 IT. as stance. AFTER
winch he fed, and, though ~. C0~hi1 pur-
sued him several miles Will a. masket, was
not OygrtahCn.
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as ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
ard all necessary Outbuildings in good oroer.

ard all necessary OutbUildings in good order
This farm l. divided into TX fields all under good
fencing, consisting 81 plank aul post and rs.l, and
bgs npon il Peach Orchard OF .OOu trees rrosIit
IN good bearing order, and an Apple Orchard of 10
tres IL full bearing; also Cherries, Pears Cages,
DamsOr-, &c. About 20 or 80 acres are il Meadow
about the same number of acres are in WcGt yI,,stIy
Ct Oak and Chestnut; the balance - arab Ie and in
ia, ing a Ell II excellent water In tho kitchen ya~i
aud several spIfngs GU the place. The Big Paint
school adjoining this place and the land a ADAPTED
- c,ey crop grGwa IN thar section II Prince
GcorgeS county. IL is admirable soil for trucking
and gaFteuiE-.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by the decree are One
iair q the purchase money to be paid in cash on
balance n eTpai Instalmenis in one aud two years
rom The day Of sale the whole 10 bear interest from
me cay u sale, ana rue payment thereof 10 be So
cured by the bonds of the plrcha with surety
or suretes TO De approved b. tue Trustee, or cash
g. b. pad on the day OF sale or on the ratification
thereon by TIC court.
Possession given January l, Is76.
Sale to commence at , clock III.
The undersigned and othe. heirs of the deceased
Hugh hieruan. living on tn" place, vii snow me
angl2,2t PATRICK HERMAN, Trustee.
NCUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDroit Building, corner 9Th and / sis. northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CORC0RAN STREET., BETWEEN 18th AND
l4TH STREETS k0RrHW EST-BEING Two
e sidT n DWELLINGS, ONE OF THEM UN.
q BY virtue of deed of trust dated January
~ -, 1873, recorded in libcr 7o9, folio Is, of the
land records Of Washington county, ID. c., aud by
direction Of the holder Of the note secured thereby
We Will sell al public auction, in front OF the prem
Uses, on MONDAY, August 10th, 1878, at b O'Clock
p. m, all those pieces parcels OF ground ia Wash
ington city, District of Columbia, Lots %, 100 and
the east half Of Lot l0l, of Chapman, Exley aud
Richards trustees. subdivision Of Square 2i0.
Terms Of sale: $4,000, with ten per cent interest
from November !, 1874, together with the expenses
of the sale, in cash. balance in and II months with
interest secured by notes and deed Of trust on the
property. Conveyancing at purchasers cost. II
the terms OF sale not complied with in five days
from SALE the Trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defauing
purchaser. 8 lO down when the property is struck
off. j. A. BARBER, kr..
PA. DARNEILLE,{ Aruspees'
augS-d YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.