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Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
neCormIck-s Practical werk.

Independent of department work, which Is really the chtef labcr of A Delegate in Congress. and exclusive of amendments to appropriation and other bills, such as those for the establish ment of the military telegraph, and ordering the survey of the boundary between Arizona and New Mexico, and making appropriations therefoE. Coy. Mccormick. during his terms iu Congress. introduced and urged to passage the following entitled acts, all of which were approved by the Pres ident. are now laws laws of the land, and may be found in the United States Statutes at Large, viz:
 An act to confirm the apportion- ment and amend certain laws Oi the Territory of Arizona" approved March g, 1870.
 An act to make the Territory of Arizona a separate surveying district and to establish the office ot surveyor general therein" approved July H. 1870.
 "An act to provide for holding ad- journed terms of the supreme court Of Arizona" approved December A' 1872.
 An act relating to the compensa- lion of the members and officers of the legislative assemblies oi the sew eral Territories of the United States, approved January 23, 1873.
 An act creating an additional land district in the Territory of Arizona" approved February Is, 1875. CIhe Gila DistrictJ
 An act to provide for the payment for certain property taken by the gov ernment for the extension 0i the mill tarv reservation at Camp Mohave, ID the Territory of Arizona, approved February ls, 1875. (AppropriAnAg $14,200J
 An act authorizing the Secretary oi War 10 relinquish and turn over to the Interior Department parts of certain reservations in the Territory Of ATlZo- na, no longer required for military purposes" approved June 22, le14
 An act to protect lines of telegraph constructed or used by the United States. from malicious injury and de struction," approved June 23, 1874
 "An act authorizing the Commission CT of the General Land office, to grant a patent for certain land in the Terri torv of Arizona" approved January 2o' 1875. (The old ferry reserve, now q part of Yuma tOwn-site)
 "An act to grant title to certain lands in the Territory of Arizona approved February ,, 1875. (The fields adjacent to Tucson)
 "An act to provide for the cOnstruc- ton of military roads in Arizona ap- proved March 3, 1875. (APpropriatinS s1j.OOO)
 An act granting 10 railroads the right of way through the public lands of the United States, approved March 8, 1875.
 We doubt if any Delegate from any other Territory ever secured the eDact ment Of more or better laws, and no" that Gov. Mccormick has concluded his labors as Delegate and while in our midst. it seems proper to group to- retber the titles of them with their dates of approval Few people have any adequate idea of the labor and watchfulness required of Delegate, 10 get a law through both branches Of Congress, composed as the body is Of 300 members representing wealthy and populous constituencies all demandinS more or less legislation.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
A CHRISTMAS FANCY.

Twas on the eve Of Christmas Day, As I sat musing by the fire, Thinking Of times gone by for aye, While sweetly sang the minstrel-choiri "BIest sacrament or ali the year." said "for love and joy designed, Far from my thoughts be sorrows tear, To dim the mirror Of my mind. GrandSire sat smoking in the chair; Beside him stood a welcome guest A maiden bashful, young, and fair, The darling image Of my breast! The children played, then sang hymn The lighted Christmas tree was gay; But Aunt Maria looked so prlm,
 Her very curls would fear to stray. The roof and chandeliers O'erhead The mistlefoe and holly crowned With berries threaded, white and red. Like gems a msiden's neck around. wondered. as I marked their grace, How came those jewels On the tree; And Fancy's finger 'gon to trace
 A vision wrought Of love and glee. Methought as Father Christmas lay Asleep beneath the forests shade, He dreamed an angel passed that way, And some undying boon he prayed. A wreath around his head she bound or mIstleJoe and holly green, Then kissed hls lips with silver sound, And To, the berries first were seen. In accent kind the angel said,
 "Oh! when the wintry days are drear Go forth and bless some hoary herd, Heal aching hearts, dry sorrows tear, Give succOur 10 the helpless poor, Make cheerful some dim, freless heart Increase the wretched widows store, And light the orphans cheek with
 mirth."
 She said, a For every deed and prayer Of mercy berries bright shall grow As richest pearls and rubIes rare
 On holly-tree and mistletoe: With kisses sweet Of lovers true
 The lips shall thril;. the heart shal
 leap"
 The angel then 10 heaven upflew,
 And Father Christmas woke from
 sleep.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAN FRASclsCO, December 2e-Great horse race is again postponed until February p
 SAN DIEGO, December 2i-The res ignation of Surveyor-General Sraitou of California has been placed in Sena- tor Sargenrs hands te take effect Jan uary IL. Sargent will recommend as a successor, II. c. Rollins who has saiis- tactOrily serve1 ss register of the San Francisco land office during the pasy six years.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

QUITE a sensation was created in the Sacramento county court on Saturday, by the ruling of Judge Clark, that a lawyer who had formerly acted as the attorne, and confidential adviser of a man charged with felony, must testify against his whilom client. The ruling was stated to be the legal consequence Of the prisoners having testified in his own behalf After taking time to con- sider his duty and consult authorities, the attorney testified that full comics sion of guilt had been made 10 him. If this decision be sound, criminals will be apt hereafter to confess to their advisers nothing but innocence.-S- F. Post.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

THE San Francisco Post says: The Legislature of Arkansas. on the recon mendation of the Governor, voted $15,- 900 toward a suitable exhibition of the products of that State at the Centennial. The Legislature of Arkansas IS Dem ocratic by 9S muority-27 in the Senate and T in the House. The Dem ocratic Legislature of California will please take notice of this good example. Public sentiment will cordially approve a liberal appropriation for this purpose
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

ONE of the "independent' papers says: The religious press denounce the pull-back as an abominatiOn in the eyes of the Lord They used to say the same thing about hoops, and we should like them to define exactly what the ladies should wear to please the Lord and be in the fashion at the same time.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

TIE New Mexican of a late date says. Col. J. C. Van Duzer, superin- teadeut United States military tele- rranh line. division of New Mexico m account of the illness of his wife has resigned and gone to Texas
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

THE court of inquiry appointed by the President at request of Gen. Bab- cock, to investigate and report upon the alleged complicity of the General in the St. Louis whisky frauds, is com nosed of Generals Sherman, Hancock and Terry.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
R. A. WILBUR, M. D.

CORNER PLEASANT AND CONVENT SITS. TCcsoN ARIZONA. NIlj resume the practice or his profession Thursday July L. Will give attention by reference 10 diseases Of women and chil- d-eu.
 Ofice hours from 2 a. n. 10 3 p. m. and evening
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
BRIGGS GOODRICH,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
 District Attorney for Pima county, No f.ry Public and Commissioner Deeds for Texas.
 Ofice on Courthouse plaza, Tucson, Ari- g0un
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

AN exchange says: Hon. Jno C. Smith, the new commissioner of Ind ian affairs, is fifty-one years of age and . native Jf Ohio. is by occupation q farmer, and has had experience as a State and Congressional legislator, he having twice been a member of the Ohio legislature, and a Representative in the For;y-third Congress.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
GEO. HILL HOWARD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Arizona s Sonora Land and Mining Agt. O-'ce in Zeckendorrs building,
 Pennington street. T1-F0u, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
FARLEY & POMROY,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELoRs AT LAW TucEou. Arizona SotarIes Public OHice United StateS District Attorney. Office on Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
J. E. McCAFFRY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA. Will practice in all the Territorial Courts. Orsce on Congress street, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
Agency Key West Cigars.
L. M. JACOBS & co.

HAVING SECURED THE AGENCY 1 | for these excellent cigars, are prepar- ed to supply dealers and the public gen. erally in quantities to suit.
 Their superiority over any Cigar in the market has been proven, and in point Of price they can be sold for the same price paid for common Cigars.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoSvETAEcRR, Special assistance given in obtaining pa tents for Mining and Preemption claims Office south side Congress street, Tucson Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
BUREAU OF Legal and Departmental Infor- nation.
r. o. Box Al, Washington. n C.

o- Box Al, Washington, n. C.
 E'I FINISHES BRIEFS TECAV. GpJN- Ir -,llS' copies or digeSts of Decisions ,i f,1,,- me Law Library of Congress. and Ip- ,s,,l ti. aIloR rsEaruihg the Public Lands Pa CT nal Revenue cases. and an oth- or The C.S,'a.,l..s ..,ll.ns before any Department C-pIeIne Court of the United states or c,a,I stess. . All business with The Ruresu
 JAMES E. MCCARTHY, Attorney tucson, Arizona. our regnlar co--.s,o, f'o- 70 VO Ehom applications for insorr1a a.
 si-tl
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
COLES BASHFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

TrcsoN ARIZONA
 Will practice in all the Courts of the Territory. lti
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

Aad am ready for work in any line Of my business at following prices;
 Single Assays for Gold and Silver-.....-S3-5 90. Single Assays for opper-......-...---..---.5 5.o0 Single Assays, Copper. Gold 4 Silver $50.
 SAMUEL HUGHES. Assayec- Tucson, Feb. 6, ls75, lo-H
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
Good and Cheapest Barber Shop.
Celestial Restaurant

by
 -''f hEE O., Tucson, Arizona -a-> flRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IS Hopsa congress street near the Custom one oS Salei Cook and Baker. is Louy - knov1 .-s very best and who is well sr5 Nee Co. have their own garden vFI,b .h' "4ys Keep their table we'll supplied '1Ie pest articles in the market.
 Patronage Is solicited. ''e H1ceilent and Charges Reasonable n...uy The Day, Week or Month. -ocehoer i pl
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
J. c. HANDY, M. D.

TUCsOE, ARIZONA
 CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
THEO. F. WHITE,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Deputy Surveyor Of Mineral Lands. Tucson, Arizona. J-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
Tucson Assay Office.
Assay Office in Tucson,

IBEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY l friends and the public In general that have opened an
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

NEW YORK. December lO.-Jehn C. Smith left here last night for Washing ton to enter upon his duties ss CommlS- sionsr of Indian AfsIrs
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

THE Boston census returns show 9 900 unOccupied houses. about one twentieth of the whole numbe1 in the city.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

w. Kelly, newsdcaler at Prescott, has TIE CITIZEN for sale. and has authority to -srsive and receipt for money due us. v p. Fisher, % and 2l New Merchants Exchange, Is our authorized Agent in san Francisco.
 Schneider 6 6Co............-....-A Arizona City. r Irvine Phenix.
 WASSON & BROWN, Propnetors.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
ArruoR1zED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN

Business advertisements at Red duced q Ra'pS. office Northwest corner Main and congress streets
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
prBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SrRscRIPrIoN RATEs
AnvFRrrsTSe RATHs.

0.,e copy, one year, t5 co 0Te Copy, six months 500 siugie numbers l5l
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks in prose, SS per square; In poetry, % 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1875-12-25

Twelve lines IF tnIs type, one so. One square, twelve lines, one time.--.S3 00i sqrl subsequent insertiOn-...--.........-.-..l 50 --,fessioual cards, per qunrter-........... s co
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EVENING STAR.
wEDNnSDAY.. September =. Is.,

ANOTHER FxocT ARDEN CAsE-Ha bIaf
No. ReCUtss hiS va, an Ir0.'n-5S N0. g.
Probably the expeTiehce Of Mr.. AM Mrs
JIOhas Hughes was nucL The IN n mat
81 Enoch and Annie. Oar slSry opens y 'et
me nad become a reality 80 the " lgL
when seyeJa, children hal been born aut,,
them, and when the fires Of civil war had
been klndied ali over the land. Thomas en-
hSied. shOulderel his muSket. and like the
other good sohiers whom Delaware sent 10
The war he did his duty well. ~ first his
missives OF love came rapid aud regular
tHen they grew less fTeqaent, an fnalIv
ceased 10 come at all. The wife waitci long
anu pStiently, but Still no tidiugS were re
relEti. The returning troops also failed TO
'iCue ia their number the missing b.SbanI
ara he Y rs given up as dead. For seven long
years his Place about TIE family nearfbSt.,17e
was tmpiy. his death uaurueI. Then Jolu
haSslu ger. whoSe y mpathy for the widow
had llEtntd INTO deeper and hOller affection,
declared his love, was accepted. ana TIE
weeds q! mourning were laid aside Undue
time the marriage was so cmnizeI. ana Oh r
children blessed their home. Seven other
years followed. and their expiration brpu "a 4
with them husband No. l. who was still alive
and had heop living IN other climes. TIE
Two husbands met each other face 10 face:
thcy look IN the situation at a glance, ava
OF cned ueFuit aiiOnS for an amiCable settle
inent OF the dilemma. IL was finally agreed
that husband No. I should have his wife
again ard wtih her he TOOK one of HaSSin-
ger children. the latter tP king the remainder
81 tEtln. Bot Hsssinger became possessed %
a at'hc Tor his other child end went for 10.
wren " a given over To bin IN a friendly
way. Siillhe fingered. His visit was ma IL
agreeable To him hy frequent guariuc,S f~n-o
ihe bowl. until his brain reelei. aud he r.
inScd to obey the lord OF the household. tn N
2 scUf'3 C.Svfd, which was tFrml la.al in
The mayors court. 10y Hughes. who hai uno51 =
zoe assault, being put under bonds 10 keen
tie CAGE v tlttHg'sg lDFi1 Commercial
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HIEIl

CCTTRR sutiealy, on the IN fr-tsrt. IS .
M, GEcke Corr 81, IN tie 10Th year Of his age q
ai.Ec 4 N. county Clare, Ireland.
The .ltends and 60 uaiutauces Il the family are
re- p-C.iy t4rittf Z, attend lis funeral. z M has
ATE resil-nct, corner 2lsi aui II cts Oh Thurs
Cay, 3ih instant a. : o. iJck . %.
KELLY. September sth, AN1kEw J. KELLY,
G22 q ] homss and Joanna Kelly, Slra yoErs and
months.
FCIeral a. ) o click OF THURSDAY. Friends q the
islily are Tespecttuiiy invited q G-teac, >. .
Temperance Han alley.
hOhCuk. In this City, on the an iBsl sat, "a %
AAH A q, vile Il William n. MOroOe, ana daughter
II the late Henry Busey, "a M0nfgoniery county,
Maryland.
Funeral on THURSDAY aiterb"Ou, At clock, no
22 sth ctr, - tOrthwe.t. The relatives and friends
Of he family AFT respectfully Invited.
MYERS. Ats O'Clock this morning. August Sth
lS75, Of dyseBteryt CLARENCE H, youngest sou a
hsJor IA, A. and Henrietta Myers, eeed ] year, \
month and n days
The fliends Of The family respectfully Invited
q attend the frnerAl, g. morrow Thursday after
moon, al O'Clock, from their residence, No. GA
h m street northeast, between n ana G
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue ola writ Of eri facias issued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell. for cash
at public auction, in front OF the house door
TENDER, ISIS, at , o'clock m, the following prop.
erty, VIA parcel Of land situated In the county
vile turnpike road, being the east part of Lot No
Q, in Block 10. to wit: Subdivision Of Howard Uni
said lot O. running Is feet Wilson street; thence
north at right angles with said street l5O feet
alley; thence east Is feef thence south feet
place Of beginning, toge her with all asd singular
the improvements thereon, in the District Of CO.
Mary Jones, and will be sold sati sly execution
No. lo.o3s, in favor Of the District Of Columbia
against Richard Jones and May Jones, surety.
o tep6 I'd ALEX. SHARP, u. S. Marshal d. @.
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HIsToRICAl--A story r-s,es 20 n 49,,
t.,Ne'art which viii b I'd 'e.i b,, 7. 80.
Nhere Tie family name 90 t,s hero = a. NJ,
saSWn. IN Toe action % lrudE'S f.qne .
to-obel o'Ncil l''SpnCral" he came 10 an
hlli syii' Api a scta,r h GA hIs lcE To ygol,T5
".s matter Of great glory 20 him. ana Ia
&c IL u ipuCl aftrr DAYS growing ,a-,cr
Nh every Year that ne memory 81 rs
bra, cry might bC ever near HIM GfaHualIv
rom h,'f pioneering over HIS glorfaS ~
grtw 10 mink thar the success OF fhe haffia
was large H owing 10 his Nafuahl,, sa-,5s,sS
and finally Vie impression grew and f..a,,,s
q ed n his Q ain tESt Scott waS a S,,re 60
Crft~afe 10 a. "'selC One eav late a, 40,
a. he sat rurSirl' lis leg and Ioaderin,' 49,
the glorious uast y NouuR man. vtSitIn., a.,
family fcr 'le frS. tt-1e, apProa chef ana
symIafh' iC.iiiy rema rScd, Lame. Gener-
al'' 'NtS, slr." afteT a nsGSe aud with IN
expressive SllemnitN. Il am lame" Been
r.oit &. siT No" with n lurking sfer-1neSS
- have 10, been riding" "A b. slip on tie
ice, General. and hurt your leg No sir,'
Win actual fcTocity. PERHAPS you have
tplained Noi1r ankle. Slr''' Mith painfuI
stowue ite old man lifted Iis Ieg IN both
anus, - I % ca rcfully on the door rose slow
y if'm his ch9ir ard. hooking down tft,o,
TIE unfortunate youth with STATE 81 min
E'td We. a,~. litN AID wrath. burst forth i'm
i'e Sublimity 81 rage. GO and Rad Tire riS-
' cry 81 AoUf county, you id puppy. - Cfn-
tuHdu Times
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lEsITRATE -AITENPT AT SUICIDE pr
F1''ief Hc'cS 11lf 70 at Tfrags gIsF 49, W,-'5-rr
NHela, -dsy,.-Henry Mlllirgton q bachelor.
ABOUT = years Of 2 ge, residing az B Weaver
avenue, late Hamilton street. E~oaklvu al.
temotei 10 kin himself about O'Clock vnS
RED sister, Mrs. Devoe. and bad been sub act
10 MS r dependency since lis mother dc l.
short time ago. His father is in the ufl
ufeIla and para>O business, At the corner %:
broadway and Canal street. New YORK. aud
Lcalas with his daughter, Mrs. IeyOe. also.
hes'el"ay All the family were ont. pdl Hen
" remained In the rooms alone, there beir !.
Went INTO lie lack Iar.or, took a small six
L.frtieu revolver aud fired four shots al
lillNti-, each one Of which took effect. b.f
ialltd 20 XIII him. The first shot took eff
Itct IN the right temple. the ban coming
CT lNO lncGss below where &c eutere q.
Inc heAl sIot was in the back OF the hga A.
ms nali glanced also ard came ont The
reNt shot entered the right car aud mar b7Tl
cannot be found. The Icxt aud last shot "a
ltitu iile llSut side. and was evidently Ia
fenced Tor The heart, bat struck one u fba
TBS ana glanced OF. Failing 20 KIN himself
win four shots from revolI... lr ~.s. 3 1
over 10 table and took up a carving knife.
Win which lac cut CASH two iugha long fr
ms JliOat, Dut not deep enough 20 reach The
arteries. All the shots except one mate fyr7
openings each, So that when the man was
brought to the hospital by the lth preci lrr
lH,!ce ne appeared at first 20 be riidied with
bullets. His wounds were drasStI am. Coz
Oner SlmmS was sent for 10 take his state
mtHt as TO tie occurrence. The coroner visit
20 INN al o'clock, ani Milingt1l said he
Iau Jrltd 10 XIII himself out OF dretf o. a.
preaching insanity. The doctors talnk d n
already insane. He probably clnno, r.
CONer.-A !. Worm. ST.
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RgARREID

raYLEY-T THOMPSON. A. Nalr r1s' 6 clock
8. -.r seTt.-hg- eh: ~ Father y Dwyor 10 ~. Pc
ter church. Capitr' Hill, NJ. less = Raw ~ %
Nlzs SkRAU 4 THulP1Ov 81 dan ftrr ID; Nm A. aud
Xii. Th0nVSgu, Capif'l 1il,
olESTADT-WR LTEF. on 'ha "a 70 S,ptsn-
LIT, b Lel Mr.. kigJz, GEO. l.. OCksIABT T. kArE
waltz both q tli1 Gig.
LID MAH-JONES. o. NslLos.ay, se...nbe-
Wi HAAS, y. d, Z. - Lr1.,UAs II = 1rT,Ik va !,
sIt ELLA III. JoNEs, q Ge1fgetJWu Norfolk
LA-,Gbisik q = Marlboro. gsTa.s p'sass C pyl
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

JEFFEksONVILLs.lND, August 10, 1873.
MILL BE SOLD ct the Jeffersonvils Depot Of
w the Quartermasters Department, on WE'D
O'Clock a. M, under the direction Of Capt. Addison
Barrett, Military storekeeger, U. $; Army, guam
&c, as follows:
64SO Hat Castles, Q S6l Hat Bugles, 7743 Hat IA.
giles, IL $50 Hat Letters, "a, l93 Hat Numbers SAG
Crossed Sabres, 5Z Crossed Cannon 43 Hat Wreaths,
266 Shells and Flames l2i792 Hat Feathers, IS 4l3
Hat Feather Sockets 344 pairs Metallic scales "a
Cap 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.. m. and
D. IN.
The property TO be removed at the ex pense of the
purchasers within five days after the day of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
susao-td Deputy Q, ii, Gen., Depot Q. Il.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of feri facas issued out of the
Clerk office of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed will sell, for cash,
public auction In front Of the Court House door
Of said District, on MONDAY, the 9th dav of Sep
tember, 1873, at = O'Clock m, the following pro-
party to wit Part OF Lot No. Is, in square No b}5
beginning on south street 20 feet s inches west
from the northeast corner Of said lot, and running
thence west along the street 20 feet Inches
south l26 feet inches to the line Of said lot
thence east % feet inches, thence lbs feet inches
to the Place Of beginning, together with all and ain
gular the improvements thereon in the District OF
Columbia seized and levied upon the property of
John Shea and will be sold to satisfy execution No
S,g7, in favor of District Of Columbia against VIM
H. Evans and John Shea, surety.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPRONED PEMPERTY In TENNAILN


IMPROYED PROPERTY IN TENNALIY-
TOWN, u. C., AT AUCTION.
r. BY vii the of q decd Of trust, d8ted TIE 18th ~
Ii Of October, A. L. $50, and duly RECORDED ~ II
Der No. CT, folio AT, of the land records for
Washington county. and at the request e tie party
secured thereby, will sell, on TUESDAY, Sop.eI-
Der l4th l75, at och OK in front of tire premises
all those two Lots of Ground numbered three and
four, beiug part of tract Of land called Mount
Airy. lying and being in the county of Washington
and District Of Columbia. Beginning for the at
the end Of the third line of lot numbered two and
running thence, with said line reversed south Il hy
and one half degrees east twenty -eig at ana calf
perches to the eighth ue of Mount Airy thence with
said line DOrth one aud a quarter degrees, west
eleven perches, to the end OF the said line; th5nce
eight and half degrees west twenty seven psrChes
to stake by the main road; thence with Al ght
line TO the beginning containing AID laid out for
one acre and seven Of acre Of land be the
same more or less; being the same Siece of land
which conveyed by deed from Joshua Pierce
and others TO Louisa Phillips, improved By two
frame dwellings.
Terms: ne-third cash; the balance ia two equal
payments at aud II months, and secured by doed
OF trust, with notes bearing interest at per centum
per anhum. Convey sncing at purchaser cost 6 i0J
will be required when the property Is struck of.
JOHN u. COX, Trustee.
sep3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.