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HuoLEYs Observation-Disclosures Atrest, between
CI.IA 1Hi L2SaI:e. CaiAuthia AluBtrc:s. Afternoon
NJ! rstui1II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-20

John SHlNANAT GIYEs Hrs VIEWS OF
IoiILlos Probably the most curious pair
OF human helngS that have Vet been sec, AZ
ne Exposition witnessed the show On Mon
cay night. They were Cinnamon clad in
moving robes and sandals. with the fnavi-
lan,e pgtali cone up IN a double bow Knot
az tie Tie back of tIoir heads 4 reprasenfa
tiveoi the Trade List, after folioVring 49,,
around Tor some time, came up % them n
IN Floral Hall ''s0
The following N lUable ana interesting con-
verSariOn took place.
Reporter--Hey. John, What 10 you think
OF the show
tChnaman crins and shows hiS fsef,N
Reporter in a louder voicc)-I saw. John.
III n olg display, isn't it,
show heap big. ~,
Reporier.-Gooi for you. Chow hi Did
You ever seen anything as big as this in
Chiraman.-Choy iii likee Mclean man
snow. thoW iii likee Mclean man Rfilal-
len. Mclean man dolce heap go1f CHINA
lee. ''
Reporter.-wol, what's this got 10 do
Chmaman.-Chow Hi not ANAL MalIca,
man. Chow III stick up for Billsllen. WaShee
lie heap great man. Makee DOLCE plentv
rice. Chow Iii likee what mau talkee bout
Billallen.
And as Chow Hi began 10 unwring his MIR
tail al this interesting iuncturc and indnIgs
IN series OF evolutiOns that were strIkingIv
suggestive OF familiarity with the sports az
the pr ze ring, the reporter conclu lei thar an
was wrong 10 further modest the son OF Com
tucius, and accordingly departed. -Cti-ila al
TTIGC LAST.
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f.ANkNpER.

iiuE rn,e We AZ - hiie So hotrs
Zach ittle toErn love has stars.
ToteN al happy hours.
We lay aside i'm tende- ga.
t9ttefof hOps. a ca. laIr.
\ bunch OF faded flowers.
When Death has led with ruIseless hand
our dSriluEs 10 the silent it'ad.
A while we SIT heren
hut time goes on: anon We rise
onr dead teing Auriei from our eveS.
We gather what Is lefi
The hooks they loved. the songs tbe,, sa,s.
Tue little duie whose music rang
SO cheerily Of ole:
Tn picnr,s we have watched them psi,t
The last pluckcd flower. with olor 60,
THAI fell from fingers cold.
We smooth and fold with revereut chr,
Tue r, hes they, living, used 10 wear,
And psinful pulses stlr.
As DER the -, O. 81 our dead,
Win biVteT iain 81 tears, we Spreaf
Pale purple lavender.
And when we come I'm after year.
Win only tender At.rll tears
On cheeh once white with care.
10 look NJ treasures put away
besrsirinG. on thai far Of day,
a subtle scent il there.
new-wei and fresh we catl sr-s them,
1Iese fragrant uowcrS-uow every stem,
II hare o. al It's hlnOm.
Tear-Vef and sweet we Strewa,f f',frn ,,.re
To lend orr rel icS sacred. dear.
Their beautiful pcrfume.
That scent sbidFs on book and Inte.
TN curl AMI flower. and with IFS fF.slfs
lut eloquent aupeal
II wins fro1, US'a deeper sob
~ our Lost dcai-a sharper thrnh
Ihan we are wont 70 IeCl.
y whispers % the long ago.
IL love, It, loss, itS aching woa.
An1 buried sorrows stir.
ma tcars like those We shed ~ ola
hnii down 0ur checks as We behold
Our faded lavender
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REALLY, this obituary poem business is
being run into the ground, so 10 speak. When
such absurd dirges as the following Green
into the death columns Of reputable news
papers, II is time for something 10 be done
in behalf OF a suffering public:
"Grief fills the room MP Of my absent child.
Lies In his bed, walks up and down with me,
Puts on his pretty looks, repeats his words,
Remembers me of all his gracious parts,
stuffs out his vacant garments with his form.
A "grief" that fills up room, lies in bed
puts on simpering looks, prattles baby talk,
and inmates the "little jacket that our John
ny used TO wear" must be a very strange
and complicated article of melancholy.
However, such doggerel is Of course beneath
criticism.
p. S.-We are informed, since writing the
above, that the obituary poem quoted was
written by Shakespeare. Perhaps IL was, but
we shall not Withdraw our remarks with
reference to IL. We are determined to frown
down this obituary poetry, whether IL comes
from the mold Of the sixteenth century, from
the sombre streets OF Philadelphia, or from
the rass-grown precincts Of Cincinna att. j
Chicago Times.
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SHE KNEW THE WoMES.-At one Of the
railroad depOts the other day a lady walked
up 10 The ticket-windOw and smilingIy said.
I BLOW just how women are, and i don't
propose To bother any one. Answer ms a few
questions, aud I'll sit down and say nothing
10 no one I'LL train time. How far is 10 10
Gfand Rapids What's the farce When
Gees the train leave? When DO we arrive
there Where 90 they check baggage Which
track VIII The train start from? How will I
ger 10 Mus kegon from Grand Rapids? How
iar - lD " hats the fare? 10 I change cars2
Is there palace coach on the train? Shall /
get layOveT ticket Can check my bag
gage clear through? Is there a conductor on
tnls ROAD named smith: DO you allow dogs
IN Tie passenger cars, and can a child ton
years old 20 for nothing" Having been an
sWereG, she kept her promise 10 sit stlll, and
Ire uelol policeman never had the least bit
OF trouble in seeing her on.-Dc'rof PC
Press.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

ykFFERsoNvILLR,I IND, August Is, 1875.
WILL BE SOLD at the yeffersonville Depot Of
w the Quartermaster's Department., on WE'D
O'Clock g. m, under the direction OF Capt. Addison
Barrett; Military Storekeeper, q. 8. Army, guam
&c, as follows:
$50 Hat CsstIes, .ssl Hat BusIes, 7TE Hat Ea:
Crossed sabres, sZ Crossed Cannon IS Hat wreaths,
200 shells and Flames l2,7s2 Hat Feathers, IS 80
Hat Feather Sockets 34l4 pairs Metallic Scales, AS
Oar Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms: Cash, In United States funds.
The property can be examined at any time before
the day Of sale, between the hours Of o. N. and
y. m.
The property TO be removed at the ex pense Of the
purchasers, within i've days after the dap Of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
sug3o-m deputy Q. II. Gen., Depot o. h,
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SHe was a poor shiftless man to look at,
and his wife took in washing TO support the
family; but he could get out of bed and Kill a
cat at the first cast OF bis bootjack, and so
the neighbors loved him.
81 Travellers in Brittany find queer Item
in their hotel bills-"bedbug poison" II they
grumble the landlord shrugs his Shoulders
and regrets that he did not know that Mon
sieur would prefer that the insects should
not be poisoned At his expense.
~The Easton Free Press reports that the
predatory student has returned, aud now
second-storyJ windows addressing Their
chickens on the front steps: "Jennfe dear.
don't you know it's after ten O'Clock ?''
Ekladderdatsch has q happy touch ON
her cab. MacMahon lays backs "a a nas.
stnger, and little Prince Louis steals a sur-
reptitious ride, while Henry V. and the
Count OF Paris join In the shout against The
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

In virtue of writ of eri facias issued ont Of the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and TO directed will SELL for cash. at
public SALE in front OF the court house door OF said
District, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day Of
scribed property to wit:-The undivided one hall OF
Lot No. In Square No. 50, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city of
Wsshin gton. d. o., seized and levied upon as the
property Of Isabel Lanaran, and will be sold to sat
isfy execution No. Is $50, in favor Of Thee. N Gill
VS.. Kervand d Langran.
seps dts ALEX SHARP, o. a. Marshal n a.
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RAILROADS.
RALTimoRE AID ONO RarLRoAo.
New York and Washington Air Line,
sUMMER sCHEDULE-sEPrENBERIa,s,

PROM WASHINGTON CITY.
$ oos NJ 8'liimore and Wa Stations
6IS a m o,4iiiiinore, Annap Il, Frederick and
729s m Eysi,im2Te; B,saSraq a, Rs,ay.
zoo so.I f sNiti noTs; Casr Ma, Philsdsphis
zoe 3. N Ch.cago, Columbus, Sansu-ky, Cincin-
Psrf Bs aTkesy, 81 Logi. Pi'tsSRrg; Deer
Staurto-, Winchester and valley Branch
s1Os nv asbington Junction and way Stations
Metro eoIitsn Branch - o''''''i'
40 m, BsiiimOre PqSls4 Can ssH'i0h NJ Stops
II 90 =. m; Baltimore and Way stations
X Baltimore and Eiiicots Ciiy' Diaa So q,
and hs" IA, s SO p M on SUNDAYS. Baltimore
$50 m, EEalt5imeoEe, LsuFs and Delay.
$40 m Baltimore, Fredefiok aad Way Sta
soor- m Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay.
$50 u chicago, ST IoIis i'Tisyiii Gins
bus, etntusky; Cincinnati Deer Park ID ,rks-
,ss1s. B,saEf1st at Pa1Ee1s ISns' and a. Ben
$40 n Hagger;towu, wiueaa-ter, AID Way
7.2O , m. baltimore and Eelay. Way Stations
80 n asirimore aud way stations
: .1H p a baltimore Fest EvU---s
S.l9 p n baltimore, Phila.ephia. New York
S1o fo-iCn Past ENpress- PEiisagR Pal7cs
1I.2J p n East Express Pullman rarsto Chi
&c, ; LeE, :, ard Pins5s-g I-s'5oH cAaass
1DFtIAfT r ~ tFfnffOU
SUNDAY TRAISs
S,l0 ~ Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA. New York
49, 6n0 90 p Fast Express
b9t''H.7I. - No StaftOHS.-sa N, 1 80, $40
and 50 T. m
FoT Ba''.rlors GaE Rs'ay-S 20 m ) 90 and
o. n. ~
WsH.-S. CD a m . 80 and I % 2. n. stopping
as during ths week
II A. Ir-tHS Stop at Vi1fHcf Hotel, Relay House
For fE5tE-~ iIf0rmati1n apply az the Baltimore
aId ON Iirket Offices, Washington Station. aud
taken Tor bgage t. be checked and received at any
point in tie city WY
THJS- X SHARP, Master Of Transportation,
L. ". COLE. General Ticket 4 g Mt
GEO. : EOONTZ, General : sent sppll n
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EVENING STAR.
A Tweive.Year.OId Boy. Su,c,ae

On Fricay last on Middle Creek. Chase
county. Kansas. q. r BoOth y wears OF n %
a son of Mrs. Sadoris by a former marriage
committed suicide. In the afternoon ne was
Paying with Mr.. VIM. Maxwell'S bow and
eating water melons He asked yocng Max
Wei II he knew how long 10 took for a person
Ia ole by hanging. The boy replied ten %
Gftetn minutes, be supposed. Later IN the
afternoon young Booth went into the stable
ard few minutes afterward Young Max
wen following, found one OF the halters, with
q ST moose in 10, hanging from a rafler
Bootn said he did not know who put IL there
lounE Maxwell unfaStenef the slip knot buf
did not stop To take the rope down. aud short
" afierward started after the COWS. Young
Maxwell says as he rode away he saw Booth
soing 10 the stable, but supposed he was go
ng bone. When Mr.. Maxwell returned nom
the field about six O'Clock. iu passing the
stable. which Is built of logs, he saw Booth
through a crevice, hanging by the rope. Run
ning in, he took the hoy IN HIS arms, slipped
The moose from around his neck and finding
the body stu warm, made every effort 20 re
store him, but life was extinct II was be-
IleNed that his neck was broken. When Mr.
maxwell found him his feet were touching
me noor. and IL was at first believed that me
hsd held them up 10 cause death. but from
tne TACT that the face showed no signs Of
strangulation. aud from the evidence before
me coroner jury, 81 is believed that afte-
ADJUSTING the moose he iUmpei from n prD-
lecllon IN the side OF the stable, instantly
breaking his neck by the fall.
Dung Booth had been wild and as full NJ
pranks as most boys % his age. and after his
Gealh III was remembered that he had said NJ
u'Htrent times that he wanted to die StldIen-
N, and AFTER the death OF little child OF his
acquaintance that he would never suffer as
he had. He was a bright smart hoy unt,srr-
ally 50. The general belief is that he ba1
long meditated and determined upDn eide
LeGrentcorth Times.
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TOMORROW,

"M. l.. WALL & CO, AuctIoneers,
w $50 Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF L.. J. ROTHROCK. ESQ, CON.
tanned IN STORE No. 927 Urn STREET
BETMEEN / AND STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY MORNING, 2Ist September
commencing at o'clock, and continuing morning
and evening until all is sold, will sell, without
reserve the entire stock at No 927 7lh street north
west, viz:
Borders and Decor atiOns,
Window Shades, Shade Fixtures,
Picture Frames, Cords, Tassels and Nails
Oil Paintings, ChrOmos. &c,
Upright Glass Show Cases,
Shelving, Counters, &c, &C.
Sale POSITIVE Terms cash
sep1S2t W. L.. WALL q Co, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
htNCANeON BROS, Auetioneers,
/" Corner 9Th aDd n sfreefs no-,hva.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hsAL ESTATE SITUATED ON NORTH
STREET. BETWEEN NORTH CAPIrOl, AMI
Isl 81 hEEJS MAST, Ar AUCTION
- Nv virtue of q deed Of trust, dated June lst
- A. ID lo.i dolly recorded in Lber Isl, folios ss9
et one Of The land records for shingtou conn
", district of Columbia. and ~ the request of the
party secured Their, by, will SELL public auction
e ne highest bidder. in front Of the premises on
Fhiphb y, the 24t day of September. d. 1875 AT
clock m, all that piece parcel Of real estate
sliuated and being in the CITY Of Washington Dis
uct OF Col uTDbla, and knO the ground nj AT
or plan OF said city as and being all that part Of
square numbered six hundred and seventy We gal
described a. follows: Beginning for the same at a
point on north h street, distant one hu pdrrd aud
forty l4O feet est from the northeast corner Of said
tgusre, and running thence west twenty f2Ol feet
along eaid north street: thence south Ell hty IsOl
feet thence east twenty (20l ct aud tn nee north
eighty go feet to the place of beginning: together
Win the IMPROVEMENTS, consisting Of q new snd ele-
CANT Brick Dwelling
Terms: One-third cash: balance in three eausl
Instruments at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectlvey bearing interest 10 per oentum psr an
mum from day Of sale, secured by deed of trust ON
premises Sold or all cash At option of the plrc ha5er
All conveyanoing AZ the cost of the purchaser A
deposit OF S2U required at time of sale II the terms
OF .ale are not complied with in ten days from dav of
SALE the Trustee the right to resell at cost
and risk of the defsultng purchaser.
THOMAS VI. LANAHtN, Trustee
sepl3-d DUNOANSON BROS, kncts
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner Of 9Th and ID sts., northWast.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND IN
' ION, ID. q.
g. BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
III OF the District of Columbis, passed in said
court on the 18th day Of prl, $50 Equity canse
No 1904, doc. -, will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the folowin described
property:
On WEDNESDAY, THE 29IH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, ls15, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. M. Il u
Il in square 02l, improved by good frame House.
situated on G street south, near 18th street east
Lots and 2 10 square l0H improved by frame
dwelling house, being all Of square bounded by
Pennsy lvanis avenue, south G street, and lIth
street east.
on THURSDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, AT 1870 O'CLOCK p. M, Lots !, ? 8,
A. T. 3, 9, 10. 2, D, 70, So 81 81 "a, IS and 36 in
square DAB, situated South street aud iIth sta
east, and on eouth G street Lot and east IL feet
inches Of Lots, in square loo situated csrner OF
South street and 10Th street east
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
TO be paid IN cash; the residue in two equal install
ments, payable in six and twelve months spect-
Ively, with interest from day of sale 60 be secured
10y notes OF the purchaser and reserved lien upOn
the property sold. deposit Of $50 required upon
each Lot sold at the lime of sale. Concentrating,
&c, at cost of purchaser. Plats of the above nron
erty can be seen al he ONCE OF the auc,SoaarP
JUpSQN 7. GULL, ST--.
CHARLES 4. FRASER.( trustees.
seplS DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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THIS EYENING.

JAMES GUILD, AuctIoneer,
1014 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
commencing at 1880 o'clock, will sell in the auc.
tlon room, general assortment of Men and Boys
Clothing, Remnants of Cloths and Cassimeres,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware,
&C. sales-Tuesdsy. Thursday snd Saturday, CON-
mencing at 10 @. N. JAMES GUItb
mays Auctioneer
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60 BLAMED MERSoPERLY!"-An honest
Old Granger approached the afiable young
man who aCorns the general delivery win
dow OF the pOst-office yesterday, and asked.
here.''
The young man shunied through "G's7
deck and said "no sir"
"Any for the StebbinseS?"
The young man counted the IS" deck a2i
said "nO, sir"
"Well, and for the Bunces?r and the old
man put on his specks To see Tor himself.
The young man famed the BIS" out and
again said 'no, sirv
Then dang it, young man, is there any let
ter for the MlddlebrOokSes?" and the old man
emptied some pea nut shells out OF his pocket
10 make room for the letters.
The young man slung the "M'S'' faster
than tramp printer in a country newspa-
per shop, and YEARLY said $40, SIR
"Then, who the thunder Is all them thar
letters an pigeon holes fur anyhow. by gune''
ripped out the indignant old man; aud before
the young man had time 20 reply the old
Granger was shuffiing down the street swear
ing that "thts here post Office is a blamed
m ernoperly like everything else these days"
A Hdnfd Constitution.
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Il ArIctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer & Cleary,
southwest corner pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE WHIST SIDE OF 22D STREET
NEAR Ii STREET, NORTH NEST, AT AUC,
~ On WEDNESDAY, September %, 1875, at
- clock D. IN in front of tn premises, L will
sell part OF Lot No TO- ia square No So fronting Is
feet ON the west side of 22d street, with depth OF
III Il feet, and improved By a comfortable two
story and attic srsme Dwelling Ouse.
Terms One-thiId cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at per c snt,
secured by deed Of trust the property. All con
Ney ancIEg at the cost of tn purchaser. deposit
OF 100 will be required when the property is
struck off.
seplS-3t THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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DIEIA

ROSS. Departed this life on the islh instant. I'm
wife Of Richard b. Rose Wv Wv
The friends and scassintances are most respect.
Iuy invited 70 attsnd the funeral on the zisf in
Tsnt, AZ 40. l341 18th and streets, ct II O'Clock
Inc remains VIII he rested in Asbury church.
O'clock, Laura JAM, eldest dauehter o. tbe i.is
and Jane Lewis in the sd year q Der age
iswt,s =. p. Deener, Congress street seoreetovrn.
30; 80, On Wednesday, I'd instant, at 5 O'clock
tend.
,O'kkfL. Sunday, September II, AxN KLrzA,
eldest daughter Of james aud yennett o NELL.
1882 street, between 18th and 18th, 80 -morroE
afternoon at O'Clock. The friends and relatives
are invited 20 attend.
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los 4. KELLEY,
y Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 Sth ST. northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT AND COMFORT
ABLE BRICK HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH
IN By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 22d day
III Of April. A. ID. 1873 and recorded in Liber us,
foo 35, Of the land records of the District of Colu
bla, the subscribers will sell to the highest bidder on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day of October,
A. ID: 1875, at half-pa O'Clock In the afternoon,
that piece parcel Of ground lying and being in
the city OF W ashington and District aforesaid and
known and distinguished upon the ground plat or
plan thereof part Of lot numbered seven a.. in
square numbered one hundred and seven (l07); be-
ginning for the same at the southeast Of said
lot aud running thence west along the line ef north
h street twenty feet thence north one hundred aud
forty feet ten inches the north line
OF said lot thence east twenty feet to the
said lot: thence south along said east line to the
place OF beginning together with the imr-0vements
ct cetera, as in said deed mentioned.
Term Of sale: Onefourtk cash, OF which Sl00
must be paid the time of sale, and the residue in
equal sums in six twelve and eighteen months, re-
cent per snnum interest from the day Of sale, and be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold; or
the purchaser may pay all cash. All conveysncins
TO be at the purchaser cost. Ii the terms not
complied with within FIVE days after the day of sale,
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
on five days notice. at the risk and cost Of the pur
chaser in default.
4 ii 6nRs' HYDE, Trustees.
sepl0 2aw6ds JOSEPH n. KELLY, Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF rRoPEgrYIN GEORGE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF rRoPERTYIN GEORGE
TOWN.
90 ny virtue 81 q deed trust, duty recorded in
Libtr No ~. iniIo 4, re of he Land records o,
the Ii-iIiet Of Colun bis, aud dated second lay
of AuEust 1873 ana At the request Of the party Sc
Cured Their by VIII Offer at public sale, on MON
DAY, The goth Gay Of Sspten her, 1875. In front OF
the prenrises At the hour # O'Clock IN , All IN n
Eart of 1 OF number So 10 HolT,esd,s addition TO
Georgetown, District of Columbia, with the i'm
prOvements upon the ssIse: Beginning at the north
east corner OF Beall and Monroe streets, in said
town, and raining essw srdy along Beall street a
feet, thence rortnwardly aud parallel with Monroe
street ~ feet; thence westwardly and parallel with
BeaH street - feet tn Monroe street; then south
along the east line of Monroe street 81 feet to tn be-
ginning.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money In
cash; the residue in and IL tbs, the purchaser
giving his notes, secured bv a deed Of rust on the
premises, bearing Interest at per cent per annum
III the terms OF sale not complied with the end
OF hve days from the day # sale, the undersigned
reserves the right to resell the property at the
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after advertis
Ing the same in the Evening STAR FIVE times
X. p. JACKSON. Trustee.
sepI5 81 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION-FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE ON T STREET., BETWEEN

18TH AND 18Th STREETS EORTHWEST.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated jolly 2lth,
LIZ ISL recorded in Liber 653 folio 5O2, of the land
records OF w ashiDgton county, ID. c., aud by drec
ton Of the holder of the notes secured thereby, will
sell al public auction, in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, the 23d day Of September, 1875, at 4
2cloek p m, all those pieces or parcels OF ground
and Is, in j. w. Starts subdivision u original lots
g. 4, 6, z, and g. in square l3l, beginning for
the same at point on street, opposite the center
OF block OF two frame dwellings, and at the
dividing line between lots Is l6 of tho Aforesaid
subdivision and running thence north lie feet 50 100
to the rear of said lot Is thence east ~ feet
less, TO the west line Of lot ~; thence south II feet
- 100 to the north line Of lot Ia thence east inches
thence south and parallel with the west line Of lot
one hundred and five feet TO the north line of +
street. thence west 20 feet inches, less to
the beginning. Improved by two story Frame
Dwelling, being the eastern house Of two Frame
Terms Of sale: 500, with the expenses of this SALE
IN cash; balance in and Il months, with 10 per cent
interest, secured by notes aud deed OF on the
property If the terms Of sale not complied with
10 nye days. the Trustee reserves the rignt to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaulng
purchaser. Convey ancing at purchssers's cost.
Il. p. DODGE, Trustee.
sepl3 eotd YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.