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EVENING STAR.
The Late Susan Denim.

The celebrated actress Miss Susan Denim.
died at Button, Indiana, yesterday morn
city last night. Her husband, Colonel Nor
RS. is stopping at the Grand hotel. Miss
Denin had lived an eveDtful life. Toe dead
lady's original name was Denim, aud she
went on the stage at an early age. She is Saii
10 have been, In early life, the hsndsomest
woman ever seen on the stage. Sne hal a
step father a comedian, named John Winsns.
reputed TO have been q drunken. brutal fell
low, who treated the young actress shame
FULLY, and she contracted a marriage all lance
with merchant OF Syracuse, n. Y, named
aud a separation was soon effected. Miss
Denim then married q man named Hunting
ton, q minstrel man, and separated from
him. She then married major In the Uni
ted states Army, at Washington. aud by
him has one living daughter, q charming
young lady aged about sixteen years. Her
sincerely mourns her death. With Colonel
Morris, who Is spoken OF on all hands as a
most estimable gentleman, the poor lady
While in this City a lew weeks ago. Nj.
Denim told General Macauley that her mar
ried life with Colonel Morris had been bliss
full and happy, and that she was as COM
pletely contented as any woman In the
world. Miss Denim was at one time an ac-
tress OF great deal more than ordinary
merit and she and her sister, Kate, who sur
this country and Europe.
The cause OF Miss Deniu's death was a fal
she received on the Academy of Music stage.
In this city, about four weeks ago. She was
playing Leah, aud in the bridge scene the
structure gave way, precipitating her 10 the
stage, distance of about seven feet. A
nrst III was though that the injury received
was slight, and the lady. by the force OF her
strong Will power, continued playing herdif-
ncult roles Tor nearly week, but was ulti-
fnately compelled to take To her bed, and she
has never since been a well woman. BY the
fall she received severe internal injuries from
which she never recovered. As above stated
the career OF the dead actress was a remark
able and varied one. She at one time caused
an excitement by cowhiding Mr.. Fred. Kent
an actor, at Cleveland, Ono, and she has
had quite newspaper notoriety. Susan
Denim had warm, impulsive heart. and a
hand always open 10 charity.-iadiGadpol
Se3lfiael, Dec. Gh.
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RALfIaOREk POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After Monday, November nj, 1875, trains viii run
TEAMS LEAVE FOB BALTIMORE.
900 an, Limited Express, daily for the West;
80, daily except Sunday for the North.
ESQ an, Express for Philadelphis and New
eIcep, Sunday Psrio II Car 9 Train I'M ~ 'An'
f1:ss an. asst Line West and North, daily except
1850 pm, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
except Sunday.
$40 m, Accommodation, daily except Sunday
TAO pm Cincinnati Express, daily for the W est
daily except Saturday for the North.
Trims IKRfyE AT WASHiNG row.
$40 am, Acoornmods.ion, daily except Sunday.
l1:l0 an, Accommodation. daily except Sunday.
1:13 m, Baltimore and Philadelphia Express,
l:o3 m, Limited Elk press from New York, daily
except Sunday
s:2s pm, psy EApres., daily except Sunday,
$50 m, daily from Baltimore and the West.
IL :23 pm, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 7:l0 q. m. and SO
trains for Pores Greek line.
Trains leaving Washington at 600 q. m. and 80
p m connect ~ OdentOn with trains for Annap polls
Trains arriving at Washington at ll:4O O.. m, and
CD p. m, Connect at Bowie with trains from Popes
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvaufa
avenue, northwest corner oth street and Pennsyys-
checked botels and residences TO a points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and aI
points Bast. " est, North and South
GEO. o. WILKINS susRs sIaInSTs IA
d. N BOYD, Jr., Gent Pass'r Agent. mayS-tf
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A RABBIT PLAGUEIN NEvApA.-A

A RABBIT PLAGUEIN NEVADA farm
er In from rapch about twenty miles below
Papaca Yesterday informed US that the delds
OF growing vegetation, ETC., are totally des-
troyed by large armies OF rabbits that infest
that section of country. These pests visit
The different ranches every morning and
make general tour through the grain aud
vegetable crops, devouring and destroying
every thing In their march. One farmer,
whose rancho is In Meadow Valley Wash,
had his entire crop OF cabbages aud grain
destroyed. The farmer has been patiently
cultivating this plot Of ground for the last
three months, with the expectation OF laying
In enough provisions for the winter and
when about ready for the market these pests
made their appearance on his ranch, with
tie above result. His loss is estimated at
about $500. Prairie's ranch, fifty miles north
OF Phoebe, has been visited by an army OF
these animals and fifty acrss OF the finest
barley destroyed; and at the ranch OF Judge
Rives, in the valley below town, as soon as
the grass or alfalfa shoots above the ground
ii is devoured by the rabbits. Poisoned
wheat is going TO be freely used by the farm
ers, with the hope of killing them off,
Phoebe KeCl Journal
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6-Coun Won Arnim refuses, on the ground
OF III health, 10 obey the summons TO attend
his trial on the charge of treason.
sS-Intense cold il reported i'm the north q
Spain, several soldiers having been frozen 20
death.
~The school board OF Leavenworth. Ky.
last night resolved TO admit colored children
into the public schools OF the city.
81 The trial OF Thomas w. Piper, the SEX
ton OF the Warren avenue church In Boston,
for the murder OF the little girl Mabel Young,
was commenced in that city Monday.
~J. w. Freeman, editor OF the Pittston,
Pa, Comet, has been convicted of libel and
sentenced TO pay fine OF $50 and TO undergo
an Imprisonment OF seven months.
ga special from Berlin says that Russie
will propose an International conference ON
the Suez canal question, and IL the demand is
refused she will claim freedom Of action in
the east.
sSMrs. Eliza NJ. Parkhurst has conn
meDced suit against Robert M. BerdelI.
eA-president OF the Erie railway company,
for the recovery OF $4,000, funds which he
held in trust for her.
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DECEIVED BY GIRL--The Boston Post
has the following account of a successful de-
ception lately practiced in that city: "Some-
Time last August a preposseSsing young lady
called upon Mother Louisa (the Lady Supe-
nor of the homel and represented To her that
she wished 10 join the order OF deaconesses
ITO which the Lady Superior belongs), but
mat her father, who was a wealthy man. re-
siding in New York, was very much opposed
10 her Joining. She also said that a lawyer
was negotiating with her and him, aud she
expected that he would settle an annuity Of
5000 year upon her. She also promised
mat II she was successful in obtaining that
amount she would settle five thousand
dollars year upon the home; aud as a
guarantee OF good faith she deposited
with her mother two checks-one for $500
and the other for 5000, 10 keep for her in
trust. Shortly after she entered the house
She signlfied her desire to go TO New York
shopping, and invited the credulous sister
10 accompany her, which invitation was ac-
cepted, and the two women went i'm com
pany. Upon their arrival Miss Townsend
purchased goods, the aggregated value OF
which amounted TO $500. They then re
turned TO Boston, where goods 10 the value
OF $500 were purchased, the Sisters OF Charity
going security for the goods, she supposing
the two checks in her possession would Sc
cure her from loss; but alas for human ex-
pectations, for as soon as Miss Townsend
had got possession OF the goods she suddenly
disappeared, giving no clue 10 her where
abouts, and upon examination the check KS
were found TO be worthless"
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
IN BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REpAIR,

~ BUREAU OF CoNsrRucT1oN AND BEPAR,
The Navy Department will offer for sale at public
auction, the following named vessels:
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION, NEW
LONDON, on Monday, the 27fh Of December. 1878, at
II O'Clock M, the q. s. steamer "SRvERN," Of 2OOO
tons measurement.
AT TIE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, NEW
York, Tuesday, ths asia Of December, 1875, Il
O'Clock M, the q. B. steamer DELAWARE" Of 2,4s0
tons measurement.
AT TIE UNITnD STATES NAVY YARD, HonroLK,
on Hiddy. the 3l1 Of December, 1873, at II O'Clock
M, the q. s. ship ..eI; LAw1nNcR,o Of las tons,
and the q. Q. ship "MAcHDoNIAN," Of lao tons
measurement.
The vessels will be offered a. they lie; the steam
vessels to Be sold with such achnery may be on
board Of them on day Of sale They may be examined
at any time previous the day OF sale upon aDplica-
ton to the Commandant Of the Yard or Station
where they arc. respectively, who will exhibit to
desiring 70 bd inventory Of such articles
Tnigty fsSj per centum Of the purchase money
must Be- deposited q time Of sale, and the
balance paid in cash when the sale IL CONFIRMED BY
the Department; the vessels to be removed within
ten DAY from the date Of such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right to wit nd raw
the vessels, either Of them, from sale, to conrm
the sale, and to reec. any bid offer which may be
considered inadequate. deco -lAWlW
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The present proximity OF Mars and Saturn
In the heavens has occasioned much star
sazing Mars is now sixty five degrees nom
perthelion; that is, he Is almost AZ that poiut
In his ellipiicsl orbit nea resi- the sun being
also I'm opposition To the earth, or on the on
posite side of the earth IRON the sun and re
celying TIE maximum amount OF light. To
those engaged In the study OF planets. photo
graphically the present aspect OF Mars il a
very favoroble one, for not only il hls disk
largeT. out IL Is more brilliantly illuminated.
and therefore better able 10 bear teleScoplc
magniiylng. Before iS11 the planet will have
reached It's exit emc point I'm perihelion. and
will present brighter appearance than for
thirty years past, and stand out as a con-
spicuous object I'm the heavens. the fiery,
rudy hue which he assumes making his
disk readily discernibls.
The present conjunction OF the two heav-
emily bodies ~ noteworthy by reason OF tts
infrequency. Mars time 81 revolution about
me sun Is twice that OF the earth. while
saturn has year twenty and a hair
time ours. The least common multitude OF
these three terms should indicate. within
reasonable limits. the periods elspsing be-
tween The conjunction OF the two planets i'm
opposition 10 the sun. SuppoSlng then that
the three planets are now In a line. paSSinr
as one through the sun, which was very
nearly The case on Friday evening last III
VIII be over Thousand years before human
eyes viii be afforded a similar sight.
When INST observed the planet Mars
greater brother Saturn Stgb MAJ ~ Oh m, ns
alter, however, he had pushed up 10 a point
at the side OF the more distant body. THIS
apparent change, as regards the observer on
the earth, n due 20 the different inclinations
OF the planes OF the orbits I'm which the two
planets are moving To the suns apparent
lath. Saturn, I'm his slow progress through
the heavens, is comparatively motionleSs, at
least Tor SO short period as a few days,
while Mars and the earth have a motion
readily perceptible from day 10 day: hence
the upward and downward steps OF Mars in
his journey from east 20 west beneath sat-
urn, and mp TO his orbit toward perihellon.--
". 4. UOTif
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
LIE Droit Building, corner Stb and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BkiCK bWELGfNaa On West sfhE OF LA iiTs
sTREET N0RTHWEST,B BETWEEN G AND II.
ff5s By virtue of o dsed Of trust dated November
Ii 2si, lS7I, and recorded in Iber 76S, folio 81 Of
the LAND records OF Washington county District Of
Columbia aud by direction of the holder of the note
s sTegTed ,h me we VIII se ~ ToiiS s1eon IN
December, 1875, at O'Clock p m, all that piece of
ground IL Washington city. District of Columbia,
known and described as the south half Of lot
sixteen, 49, square numbered three hundred and
nineteen 3d.. subject to prior deed of trust for
$500, dated November 18th, 1874, aud recorded in
liber 767 folio 236, of the aid la nd scords
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash, balance in AID Twelve months.
with 10 per cent; interest, secured by notes and
deed OF trust the property. Conyeyancing pur-
Chaser cost 500 down when property Is sold which
will be forfeited unless the terms Of sale COM
piled with in five days from sale, and the operty
be resod o. the risk and Of the defaulting
purchaser. JAS. G. PAYNE, ir.o.
=. A. DARNEILLE,{ ifos'eos'
uoy26- YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, December 18th, tame time and place.
BY order Of the Trustees:
YOUNG MIDDLETON.
dec1-d hep.I Auctfoneers.
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WHERE THE MONKEY WENT TOT

!" ~ M nj SioNhh1 MfNT IO.-"DeyN
ON mighty long time finishing dat
church, I" said one Keoku K darlxey 10 a Mother
ian dey amt no closer 20 IL now den dey
was free or foah years ago."
Yes, sab, an dey's good many niggers
what used 10 pass de subscription papers dat
own houses and lots now. It's a bully good
business, boss, an Use gwine TO start paper
my own self"
"Who am il dem"
"Wby It's whisky"
WHISKY or no whisky, dat subscription
biz am good one, an dls chile am gwine
straight into it, an III be drivin' fast horses
an wearin' swaller tail coats afore YOU
KNOWS it"-heOkgfE Constitution.
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PREPARING FOR DANGER.-There is a
man at Ipswich who Is bound not TO be
burned alive. He lives In a house with only
one pair OF stairs, and every Tuesday night,
according 10 local paper, at twelve, he cries
ly rise and dress. He then takes out a WIN
dow sash, puts a rope around bis wife, and
lowers her 10 the ground, then throws into
furniture INTO the street and removes IN 20 a
place OF safety. The whole time occupied Is
less than fifteen minutes, and he hopes 10 do
IL in ten.-SDria0dsfd RrYuabIic0a
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
i AN EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE ESTATE
ON TIE HEIGHTS NORTH OF GEORGE
TOWN, IN TIE COUNTY OF WASHING

i AN EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE ESTATE
ON TIE HEIGHTS NORTH OF GEORGE-
TOW 4 IN y TIE COUNTY OF WASHING
~ By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date the
IAN day Of April. 1874, and recorded in Iiber
No 49, at folio 2, of the land records the county
OF Washington, in said District and By direction OF
the holder Of the promissory note thereby secured
we will offer for sale at public auction, 10 front Of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day Of De:
land situate in said county Of Washington, nd de-
scrbed follows: Parts OF q tract OF land called
The Rock Of Dunbarton.' or The Addition to the
Rock Of Dunbarton, or Pretty Prospect or tClif
called consisting Of four several parts united
in one, which was held by Brooke Mackall and by
him sold TO Henry Gildermeister. and which said
parcels united In one are bounded ON the south BY
the lands Of Edward Linthicum, as conveyed to him
Morris Adler and K. A. Eliason; on the north BIZ
the lands Of Margaret U. Barber and Robert Ber-
pards heirs; and on the east by the lands Of Will
liam Morton and Robert Barnards heirs, and con-
tanning in all forty i've 40 acres Of land, more
late Charles kllet, junior, by Henry 0ildemeister
by deed dated May 10, 1857 and recorded in Liber
A. No. l34, folio l69. Of said land records, with
the Improvements, consisting Of large and hand
The terms 81 sale, as pre.c, ibed by the deed of
trust, are as follows: One third Of the purchase
money cash; the balance In equal installments, at
twelve III, eighteen ID and twenty four f2a months
from day Of sale, for which deferred payments the
notes bearing interest the rate of eight per cent
per annum, the payment Of which to be secured by
9 deed OF trust on the property sold. A deposit OF
500 required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale.
Al Euas 4 fos 6H Il RfHHsSfIn'''F
nov23 eo&ds GEO. ". STIOKNEY, Auct.
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Ed.

BETTS. December 9th, MARY McFADEN BErrs,
beloved daughter of William and Rosa Belts, aged
y years and n months.
She SLEEPS in the arms Of Jesus.
Funeral from her parents residence, goa 9th
street southeast, Sunday afternoon, al D. M. 81
MCQUILLAH. In Washington, ID. O., on Thurs
day, December 9Th, ISIS, Mrs.. ANNA M. McQUIL-
Ian, native OF this city, in the 18th year OF her
age.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence,
No. 1ls6 80 street northwest, Friday, Decem-
Der 10th, 1875, at O'Clock The friends of the
family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
PINE. In New York, on Tuesday, December
sth, in the 7Sd year Of his age, the Rev. SMITH
PYNE, ID D., formerly Rector Of St Johns Parish,
In this city.
Funeral at "st Mark Church in the Bowery ~
New York, Friday, Dec. 10, st 10 O. IN.
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A NEW WAY To COLLECT OLD DFBrs
Two weeks ago Miss Ella Smith, teacher I'm
school 2, Hoboken, borrowed s2I from Miss
Jennie McCausland, teacher in school 3 The
latter on Friday went TO Treasurer Harp of
the education board, and told him that she
had been authorized TO collect Miss Smiths
salary for November, and Miss McCausland
signed Miss Smiths name and took the
money. She deducted the amount of Miss
Smiths debt and enclosed the remainder 10
her. The board Is 10 INVESTIGATED
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STEAMER LINES.

TTNHE INLAND AND sEABOARD COASTIN0
COMPANY OF d. O.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.
FOE NORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
AND NEW YORK.
On and after MONDAY, September %, 1873, the
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will q .e%N
make three trips weekly between ze3ff
Washington and Norfolk; Leave W ashington Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday at D. m. Leave Nor
folk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 D. m
Fare to Norfolk, -. Bound trip, %. Tickets good
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOB POTO-
MAC RIVEk LANDINGS.
The Company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on the route. she WILL on and after TUES
DAY, October 26, make semi weekly trips, sto piping
81 all the principal iandIngs,) as follows:
TuESDAY-Leave Washington at O. m. going
Wednesday afternoon.
FRIDAY-Leave Washfug ton at q. m, going to
Currioman, and on SATURDAY, continuing down
Sunday afternoon.
All Freight for River Landings must positively be
PREPAID.
For tickets, sta.erooms or information, apply st
the ONCE Of the Company, under Metropolitan Bank,
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25-ly
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NIERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
1V1 BETWEEN
WASHIN GTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships T. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make reg uar week .e<cn,
" trigs between INV YORK, ALEX 9"
ANDRIA. WASHINGTON and4EN
GEORGETOWN,a as folIows:-Lesve NEW YORK,
from Pier Al East River, every SATURDAY at
p. IN; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY At
q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For full information apply to u. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf, So Water street. George
town, or at the Office Of the President, street
bridge. j. w. THOMPSON, President.
- FreiRhts delivered by Knox 3 Ex press Orders
left at General Office, COS Peunsylvania avenue,
or at the steamers wharf, viii be promptly attended
70. iell-tf
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IN6TON AND GEORGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharves, Philadelphia,
SATURDAY, at IL m. nK~A
d. o., MONDAY, ct p. m.
This line connects ct Philadelphia with CIyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
age In Boston BY this line.
g. r. HYDE, Agent for D. Of O,
VIM. P. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia
ia. REED, Alexandria, Va.
~. u. y. MINK, 29 A. eyonshire street, Boston.
0freghts delivered by Knox 3 Express. Orders
left At General Once COS Pennsyl avenue, or
to. aana- IN
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II. Real Estate Broker ana Aucf1oneer,
10. Gil 7th street, opposite o. 8. Post Once.
PKREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS IN The SvRTaWESr SEXTON,
AND y, AND TWELFTA STREET., BE.
- will offer for sale af public auc'o ion, In ffont
Of the pr, misses. on SATURDAY. Dec. I lth,
ISIS, at 4 ,. m, the following de.cribe6 oui1d-
divided into two lots by 50 and 81 feet inches By
l20 feet 2irches-and north pert Of lot -, square
100 feet.
Terms made known on dav Of sale. Fifty dollars
deposit required eech lot sold, and conveyaoctne
at purchssers cost. Title peIfect.
noy29-d =. J.. eWkGf, Aucttoneer.
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scar ACTION

- sQUARE 5eT at AUCTION
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL rs
IAIE. sI1 aTED BETWEEN 1sr AND %
SIREETs %ESr AND M AND STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- By virtue of deed of tgust, bearing date the
I3tn day Of May, A; D; $50, and recorded in
tne county Of WASHINGTON, in the District % Colum
Da and BY direction Of the holder Of the promssory
note thereby secured, will offer for sale. pub
lic auction, In front Of the premises on TUESDAY,
the 4th day OF December, 1873, AZ O'Clock D. m. ,
mat certain tract or parcel OF land situate In the
CITY OF ashi ogton, in said strict, to wit:-A OF
Square numbered five hundred and ninety seven
tssp, containing eighty one thousand six hundred
and seventy i've fees 81 $751;
The terms OF sale are a. follows, to wit:
Two thousand dollars In cash, and the balance for
which the notes OF the purchaser ehall be taken,
bearing interest ct the rate Of per centum
snpum. payable semi-snnually, and secured By
csed Of trust on the property, in six, twelve and
eighteen months. deposit OF two huudred dol.
lars will be CURED at the time Of sale An con
OF sale are not complied vita in ten days the
tees reserve the right to resell ct the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser.
I HaILsT + kii..Rg22ggRN,s Trustees.
novD-dn THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIs ArrkRNu0N.
(yEO. W. STICKNEY.
" Resl Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
RNnru q. I.sn rniI Rnil

nSed hctAtc agent ana Auc1Oneer,
Room 1s, LIE DroiI Building.
TRUSTEES SALk0F TWO STORY FRAME
HOIsE ON 10TH STREET. BETWEEN And
W STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated September
f9o rs one Of the land records for the District 81
Coiumoie, and 1t the request of the party secured
merely, shall sell at public auction 10 front OF
the p,emises, on MONDAY. December 9th, ISIS, at
clock p m, the following described real estate
situate In the city Of Washington, ID. O.. to wit All
thsf piece OF parcel of ground, being part Of Lot a.
In j g. Adams subdivision in square s3l beginnisr
Tor the same at point 10Th street northwest al
the northeast corner Of said lt thence south on the
line OF SAD 10th street Is feet inches, nee west
tnenoe esst 70 beginning, together with the i'm.
Terms $500, with interest at ten Der cent. from
ceptemoer 4th, lS4, to day Of sale and ex pense of
sale IN cash, and the balance In and II mo nths,
with interest secured By deed Of trust. Sl0O down
on day OF sale. All convey sncine at p1rchsser's
cost ~ terms Of sale are not complied with in ten
risk and cost Of the defaultine purchaser after i've
b. h. WARNER, Trustee
nov2s eo&ds GEO. w. STICKNEY, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, December 9th, ISIS, same hour and
dec1d GEO. W srflk KSSkSk aSs TFS.ss
THOMAS e. wAGGaMAN,
L Real Nstate Auctioneer.
- On THURSDAY, December 9th, [ will offer
- Ior sale nj public 6ucticn, House No. 2I2
bIiuge street, Georgetown, containing about IL
Terms day of sale
oec' 81 THOS. Z. WAG6AMAN, Auctr.