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limited STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

In virtue of writ of eri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to directed, will sell at public
sale for cash, in front OF the Court house door of
aid District, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of January,
1875 at IL clock m, the following property TO wiz
viZ--The southern part of Lot No. 8, in square No
la, beginning for the same at the southwest corner
of said lot and square, and running thence east aon
the line of north street 20 feet the southeast cor.
ner said lot thence north IS feet 2f inche thence
west 20 feet TO the line of 18th street west and thence
along the line of 18th street west IS feet ~ inches to
the place of beginning, together with all and singu
ington, D. c., seized and levied upon the property
of Anna and Peter Schramm, and will be sold 10 sat
isfy execution No. l2,2a2-yoseph Weyrich use of L.
Mayer. ALEX. SHARP,
ianS-dt Y. s. Marshal u, O.,
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DISSOLVING SPIRITS.-In Missouri the
Motifs, husband and wife, created quite a ftl-
rOr by their spiritual manifestations and had
the whole community OF Memphis. Mo-. in
continued state of excitement over the won
derful manifestation OF their mediumiStic
powers. Spirit faces were the rage. and
nightly did the Shekels OF the MemphianS
flow IN prOfUSiOn into the Golfers OF the
Motifs. Unfortunately for the latter
however. shreTG practical man name
along and uuearthed the raScalitv thar
was fast enliching the family OF Motifs.
Pretending to agree with the MOttS in every
tillng and Offering good pay for cOnmunirl-
lions from the spirit world, Mr.. Clarke was
set down as believer. ami the spiritual
fraud commenced In a talk with MOt- be-
lore the Seance, Mr.. Clarke paid particular
attention 70 his features. and in each and
every spirit face that appeared in the
cabinet . raCc of Mott was thoroughly
ldcntl"' =, that party AZ the time being an
occupant of tire cabinet. Slate-writingS were
attempted. but the spirit dodge was too trans
parent. and full expose of everything al
tempted was made. Mr.. Mott has CONCLUDED
that The air about Memphis is not a. Salu-
brious as IL was, and now searches for pas
lures new.
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II NfEw OF THK DIFFICULTY Of procuring
sur1clent tn-door ventilation without fncuT-
ring rheumatiferous draughts under existing
systems OF house warming, an English san
itarfan has published a simple suggest los,
which, even IL its hygicnte bearing be NOT
fully appreciated, will commend itself TO sl
economical housekccpers I'm this land OF FRO
tected cSlal monOpOlieS 10 l. evident that
heating by means Of steam az hot-watss-
pipes, or Still worse. by means OF air tie1,t
stoves. gives no opportunity FOR n renewal
oqi oxygen IN the air Nitiated b. respiration,
~ u Also evident that To supply tie venn-
lating out-curTent OF an open fireplace chTtl-
ing draughtS will enter through crarkS N
doors and windows, or IL these he carefully
s ~ eh'ctpally stopped. sewer gas IL likely
20 DC sucked up from drains and waste
pipes. On the other hand. furnaces are on
ulnarliy 80 imperfccfly constructed that IN.
outer air which they purport 90 introduces
nom the frC-chamber To nbytate Al,
the>e trouoleS a Is proposed that we should
accuStOm ourselves Ia permit air II enter oag
houses IN sufficient volume To avoid IocaIis~d
currents. while the temperature of the r,.,,.
is kept much lower than il the custom ana
the requisite boy warmth maintained nv
the wearing OF thicker clothes in the house,
Aside from the important matter OF ventila-
ton. n i argued that this plan would mucA,
diminish the frequency Of diseases OF the ~
piratory organs, which ia the winter Seasna
are commonly excited by sudden transition
nom heated rooms u the cold external AIR.
The change rather than the GOODNESS Of the
re>lired atmosphere being the source OF dan
ger Mr. RawlinSon'S proposition has aSSur-
oily the Recommendation Of common sense
ald although our mutable climate presents
exceptional "COld- Sna pS" when present cofa-
fort becomes predominant above potpntial
healthiulnc>S, it, adoption at ali paSSihle
times may be bcpcficially n i,l~al for IN.
American public, whose broachitic tendon
cles arr undoubtedly largely due % the goa
cral fondueSS for oVCrheafinu aud ai,l,orrs,..
OF fresh air.-NesC York World
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A FIERCE DEATH STRCGGLE.-The tele-
graph briefly mentioned on Monday an en-
counter in New Orleans between William
Weeks, assistant secretary Of state, and Geo.
T.. Parls, tax collector OF that city. both
c0lored republican politicians, in which the
former was killed Their quarrel was IN re-
gard 10 an application for the position Of har-
Dor master. which had been made 10 kellogg
by Paris, he alleging that Weeks had inter
fered 10 defeat him. Weeks answered Paris
accusation by calling him dirty liar.
This was followed by one Of the Heroes,
death struggles ever witnessed. The first
display of arms was made by Weeks, who
snapped his pistol three times at his OppO-
nent and then rushed upon him. dealing him
terri ble blow upon the head. Paris drew a
bOwie-knife i'm the fight and cut his antagO-
mist several times in the hack and sides and
completely severed the muscles and arteries
of his arms. Weeks at length sank To the
floor, but rising again, rushed upon Paris.
only again to receive the knife In his side.
Lying PROSTATE, with Paris standing over
MIN. Weeks made several attempts To rise.
but was each time stabbed by his murderer.
and soon dropped dead.
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Dogs VS.. Cows AND SHEEP.-X 4. Will
lard, in his recent address before the dairy
mems convention at BinghamptOn, New
York, said he had known the simple employ
ent of dog on dairy farms TO decrease the
yield OF cheese per cow nearly 100 pounds per
annum. The Ohio assessors returns for 1913
show 50, 40 sheep worth S1lO,0B5, killed by
dogs in that state. In addition to this S.
035 were injured. The aggregate amount of
loss is given at SI53,3lS. This keeping of
thousands OF worthless dogs seems an eXpen-
sive luxury, and one that unfortunately falls
on the whole community, and not only those
who indulge in it.
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THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE.-The
Philadelphia Ledger of Monday Says:-The
anthracite coal trade the past week has been
very light. The business i'm all the coal re-
gions is exceedingly slack. for the double
reason that the supply of coal al the great
depots is pretty fun, and that there is gen
eral suspension Of work at the mines, in con-
sequence OF the differences between operators
and workingmen as to wages. Should there
spring up demand for coal. this lock i'm the
trade would probably soon be overcome.
Indeed, IL is now reported-we know not with
what truth-that one Of the Recalling Coal
and Iron Company's mines is being worked
at reduced wages. There are reports of like
import from the ShamOkin region. from
whence all the coal mined goes west. The
Wyoming region, il is intimated, means TO
mine coal. and If il should TO any consider
able extent. the Lehigh and Schuylkil
region will long remain idle.
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DIED.

HICKS. On Tuesday morning, January aSth
MARY JANE HICKS. aged e. YEAR,.
The funeral will take place Thursday, at Q
town.
LANE. At 3o'clock this morning, January 9TH
q pneumonia, CHARLES IL. LANE, in the oath year
Of his age
Funeral services al the Metropolitan NJ. u.
Church, on Friday, at .. 1t
WADE January oath, ri Allegheny City. Penn
Mayor WILLIAM WADE, formerly OF the Ordinances
department, L. =. Amy.
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THE FASHIONABLE SNUGGLERs OF
NEW YORK Mile. Leonie JOuvin. the
French drcSsmaker, who recently smuggIeI
dresses for a number OF New York Ia lies
continues in Ludlow street Jail. supported by
them in great luxury and well supplied with
money, to prevent her giving their names
Attempts have been made by the press To
learn at the custom house for whose benefit
the lady Struggled, but the collector CALAMITY
refuses to lmplicate any one. The husband
of one lady is said TO be a millionaire banker
That OF another congressman, another a
prominent lawyer, and another a wealthy
railroad manager. The other husbands are
alleged to be a well-knOwn South street mer-
chant, rich auctiOneeT holding an important
government trust. and a scientific man Of
note The Unmarried ladies are numerous
and all have fathers who are naturally anN-
iOuS 10 suppress any publication Of their
daughters names. Mile. JOuvin is the first
woman who has ever been tried here for
smuggling, though many women have been
caught in the act and have suffered a cOntiS-
cation Of their goods. She Is a viYaciOuS
French women of thirty-five. and was TO
have been married on New Years day TO an
Italian II her Imprisonment had not inter
fered. She is accompanied in prison by her
assistant, Mile. Palmyre, whose expenses are
also paid by the individuals implica .ed-N
y. Con. PbjId. Record
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MARRIED.

RENINGER-MAGRCDER. On the 26th instant
by Rev. p. =. Mccarthy, Mr. II ID. RENINGER, OF
Penney lvania, and Miss CHRISTINA ID. MAGRUDEn,
OF Prince George county. Md.
sMlTH-MARREN. January 2lst ISIS. At ths
residence Of the brides mother, BY Rev. Father
Botta, Mr.. JOHN II SMITH Of Maryland. aud Mis-
IDA ELiZABKTH MARREN, Of Washington, ID. G. Ne
cards. Baltimore American please copy
gALTf-JOHNSON. On the 18th instant, at ST.
Patrick church by Rev. }. ]. keane, Mr. JAMES
TALLY 10 Mics HELEN JOHNSON. both OF this civ. :
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARES 277, 27S. AND 27q
SnRROUNDING THE 3TH- STREET CIRCLE;
THE LARGEST IN THE cry

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARES 277, 21S. AND oTq.
SURROUNDING THE 18TH STREET CIRCLE:
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
So the District of Columbia, in a cause wherein
-Geo. W. Riggs ct al. are plaintiffs, and Catha-
rlne l.. owen ct al are defendants, No 4OIS Equity
bearing date January the Sh 1875, will sell at pub
lie auction, on MONDAY the first (lst) day of Feb
ruary $50, at clock p. m, in front Of the prem
square 27, being in Robert Cotman's subdivision of
lots g. and g. of said square, situate on the
east side OF 18th street between and streets hay
ing front Of q feet by 10 to l5feet alley I'm
medlately alter, lois on. ~, two ~, three 81 four
~, I'VE t5l twenty-On l2l and twesJ .'T %. in
square two hundred and seventy eight t27SJ, mme-
dlatey fronting the Circle Also, lots twenty two
and seventy nine tZ9l, bounding the Circle on the
southeast side.
Terms Of sale prescribed in said decree. as fol-
lows. One fourth Of the purchase money 20 be maid
in cash, the residue in and years deferred paw
ments to be secured by deeds of trust on the property
sold, and to bear interest at the of per cent
from day Of sale COnveyancing 1.-THE cost of the
purchasers. 3 100 will be required on each LOT AT
time OF sale. IL terms of sale not complied with
IN ten days the property viii he resold at the1isk
and cost OF the defauling purchaser purchasers,
alter ten days advertisement in some neWspaper
published in the city of Washington, D. c.
n. B.-The above described property surrounds
the 18th Circle the largest in the District and
Is immediately opposite the lots selected for resi-
dences by General Grant and Mr.. Phelps, our re-
sently appointed commissioner. Without eptiOn,
thls Is the most desirable unlmpToyed real
tins city; rare chance for Investments. either TO
hold as il is or desirable place for residences
MILLS DEAN. Trustee
1890. LATlMER CLEARLY,
Janl1-td Rep ChrOn. Auctioneers
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A FIEND.-On Friday last the wife OF one
John Israel (negro) applied for a warrant
before Justice Armstrong for the arrest OF
her husband. charging him with beating his
child of about one year old, and then, shock
ing TO relate, torturing 10 to cruel degree, by
holding il to the fire till blisteret by the heat
She brought the child before the Justice. its
person showing IL TO have been numerically
maltreated both by blows and with fire The
warrant was issued, and the man has been
committed to Jail to await the action Of the
next grand jury.-SLieTn { VCI.) Register.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE 2-STORY
NICHOLS AVENUE, NEAR TNI0NT6WN
u. C., OCCUPIED As STORE AND HALL.
g. BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated December
Lii Is, 1872 to the undersigned, and at the written
request OF the party secured, will sell public
auction to the highest bidder in front of the prem
lses, at o'clock, on SATURDAY, the 30th day of
January, ID. lSl5, part Of lot 3, in block nine (9,
IN subdivision of Barry Farm comprised within the
following metes and bounds: Beginning for the same
al the northeast of said lot three where the
same intersects Howard avenue and the ASYLUM
road, and running thence north 40 deg, west poles
thence south Al, west % poles thence south 40
east 50 poles thence north 2s deg, east IS poles
to beginning, with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: 81 DO with interest from June Is,
1873 at ten per cent. with expenses of sale in cash.
and the balance at six and twelve months, for which
the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from
day OF sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. A deposit of 3 lou will
be required when the property Is struck on Con
veyancing at the purchasers expense. The terms Of
sale to be complied with in days or the proper
ty will be resOld at his risk and cost
G GRkaRSAk u II sTI W%kkEEESEER'{ Trustees.
janl9 eOSds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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EXCELLENT HOUsEH0LR FURNITURE AT

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
a On TUESDAY MORNING, February ,,
" 1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell
Ri az the residence of a lady declining house
Weeping, being No. 6I3 + street, between 9th
and 9TH streets northwest, the following goods
Hair cloth PaTlUr Furniture,
Marble top Tables.
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and BOl>terS,
Blankets and Spreads,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
window Hanging and Shades,
Toilet Ware,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Dining Chairs
Silver plated. China and Glass Ware.
STAIR and Hall Carpets and Oil Cloths,
Heating stoves. together with MANY other srfi-
Giles usually found in a first class house
Jan22 dts LATINIER& CLEARY AurtS
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ID Ii. WARNER,
10. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and L streets, N w

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERT1 ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
ELEVENTH AND X STREETS, N. W.
fh5 On SATURDAY, January 30th, 1878, at 4
LA clock, p. m, will be sold at public auction in
front OF the premises, that beautiful lot fronting
twenty hye 30 feet llth street. with a depth OF
100 feet on h street, and improved by two-story
fame building being the north part of lot i've 49,
in square three hundred and forty three 1881,
Terms: so in cash, and the balance at 6, IL
and d months with interest at per cent, secured
by deed OF trust on the property sOld 3 100 as de-
post at time OF sale; all COMPROMISING at expense of
purchaser. Terms to be complied with in seven
days. j. I. COLDWELl,,
jal9 eoEds Salesman
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RFA recent patent for map consists in
having those portions intended 10 represent
the rivers, lakes, and oceans filled with
actual water. This Is done by attaching the
map 10 a back of wood of sufficient thickness
The rivers, etc, are dug out, filled with
water and glazed. Such maps NAV be hung
upon the wall in the usual manner.
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PRoHIBITIoN-TheG Governor of Michigan.
a state with prohi hi tory law and 6, 900 liquor
saloons. asks the legislature i'm his annual
message: "Why not recognize the fact that
there is difference between drinking and
drunkenness" He favors a license law, with
a broad distinction i'm the amount of tax be-
tween the sale of distilled liquors and malt
beverages
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II III. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and Il Streets N

IL. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and h Streets n. W.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER
DECREE OF COURT, C0RNER0F 18th AND
M STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR THE BRIT
ISL MINISTER'S RESIDENCE, AND BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF 49, AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST, FRONTING THE
pARk OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
O. Under and by virtue of decree of the su-
Iii preme Court of the District of Columbia sitting
in equity passed the 10th day of July, ls70, in
cause number 1872, wherein John M Willard ct al
cOmplainants aud Clotildis Willard ct al are de
PENDANTS, and under and by virtue of subsequent
decree in said cause, passed January 5th 1875 sub
stituting the undersigned trustee in the place of
Joseph III. Bradley, Jr. deceased will sell at pub
lie auction the premises, TO the highest bidder,
$50 O'Clock p. m. on MONDAY, February st next
all that parcel of Land known and distinguished as
Lot No ls in Square No-lf0, containing about SIS
square feet.
Also on TUESDAY, February Cd, at the same
8 40 square feet, improved by q two-story Brick
House The latter property well located fronting
the park of the Agricultural Department.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance In three
equal installments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest 10 be secured 10 the satisfac
ton of the trustee $50 down at time of sale;
yeyancng at of purchasers; and If terms of sale
are complied with within five days from day Of
sale the property be resod at the cost and risk
defaulting purchaser, after five day notice in EVEN
JOHN +. HANNA, Trustee.
ianl5-eo2 b. Ii. WARNER, Auet.
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ID H WARNER,
I'D. Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and L sts. nurthwe
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY BRICK
DMELLING, ON NORTH SIDE OF ID STREET
On n ID III rp-

TRUSTEES SALE Of A THREE STORY BRICK
DNELLING, On NORTH SIDE OF ID STREET,
BETMEEN ID AND Sd STREETS NORTH
WEST, No. 20J.
g. BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated October
18th y. ID. lo72, duly recorded in Lber No. 695,
folio 400 Sc Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia, and at the request Of tho party secured
thereby We VIII sell at public auction in front Of the
premises on MONDAY, Feb LIST, 1873, at 4 u'CIock
r. m the following described real estate situate the
city Of shngtOn, District Of Columbiav wiz: All that
piece or parcel Of ground known and designated as
Lot numbered nineteen, (l9, } in T. X Allen subdi-
vision of part of lot numbered one in square five
hundred and seventy, (570,) according to the ,ubdi
vision thereof duly recorded in Lber IT, ID. c., folio
359, IN the Office Of the Surveyor for said city of
Washington, together with the i'm prOyements, &c.
Terms. prescribed by the deed of trust: S54E 80
with interest az ten per cent. per from Octo-
Der 25 1872, 10 day of sale, and expense of sale in
cash, and the balance at 6, Il and Is months, for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. deposit of
100 will be required of the purchaser at the time of
sale and al COnveyancing at the expense of pur-
chaser. III terms Of sale are not complied with in
seven DAYS the trustees reserve the right resell
the property AT the risk and of the defauItDg
purchaser after five days advertisement.
CHARLES c. BURR, Ir.
JOHN &. HARNESS, trustees
Janl5-eod J, I. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL
PENRERTN On TIE CORNER DE ArH ND

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL,
PRoPERI1 ON THE CORNER OF 9TH AND
STREETS NuRTHW KNOWN AS THE
81 CLOl u HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
Ga BY virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned.
IL dated December D, !. D ISL aud duly recorded
december -, A. ID. lS1l i'll Lber No 6jS, folio i2 of
the land records for Washington county, in the Dis
triCt Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured, we will sell. AT public auction MONDAY,
the sth day Of February, A. J.. ls75, at clock D.
m, in front Of the premises, all that parcel of land
and premises situated in the city of Washington in
the District Of Columbia, known and described uppD
the official plan Of said city and being all those
parts Of lots numbered nineteen 49, twenty (20 and
twenty one t2ll IN square numbered three hundred
and seventy (31T in said city Of Washington
included within the following metes and bounds, viz
BtgHnng at the northeast corner OF said square and
running thence west on street northwest fifty two
J2 FEET eight 90 inches thence south Cghty-siN 1851
feet thence east sixty nine 1922 feet six 90 inches
thence south thirty ll feet thence east 9Th street
west and thence north along said 9Th street to the
beginning; together with all the Improvements
rights privileges ana app,rtenaEccs 20 the same be
longing: being known a. the -. Cloud Hotel, cor
nrr II 9Th and streets northwest, in said city Of
Washington.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; he balance in one
the purchaser will be required to give mis- three sew
eral prOnissUry notes, dated the dav Of sale, and
num- payable semi annually such notes TO be secured
by deed Of trust upon the premises and policies Of
insurance satisfactory TO the undersigned; or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of
S25tJ, viii be required the property is
Knocked of All COnyeyanCng is 10 De at the cost Of
the purchaser II the terms of sale not com piled
with within ten days after the day Of sale, the Trus
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
This property having been duly sold on the 22l day
81 December, a, ID. 1874, and the purchaser at such
sale having failed 10 comply with the prescribed
terms q sale the property is offered for sale at
the risk and cost Of such delaulting purchaser.
h Il ! Fof PgTTCE b. Trustees.
Janl4 eo6ds RepI LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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ID Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucti0neer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets n W

~ u, " EK.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets n W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION TWO STOR Y
BRICK DWELLING, SITUATED ON I
STREET, between 18th and 18th streets north
west
g. BY virtue of a deed of trust dated November
i LIST 1872. and recorded in liber CPS, folio AIS sc
q The land records for Washington county, D. c., /
will sell public auction, in front of the premises
on SATI RDA1, February 9th, 1875 at 81 O'Clock
p m, all that piece or parcel of ground in Washing
ton city, known and designated lot number five
90, of Geo. Ii. Coburn subdivision of square 2}7
improved by two story pressed brick 'front.' dwell
ing house, containing rooms.
Terms Of sale: $3.50, with ten per cent interes,
from May LIST, 1874, together with the expenses of
sale III cash. balance in twelve months with interest
from sale. secured by bearing interest and deed
uf trust on the property. $500 down when the prop
eTty l. struck OF COnyeyancing at purchaser cost
II the terms OF sale not complied with in five
days from SALE the Trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property al the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser. z. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee
JaD22td b. ii. WARNER, Auct