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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29
MIEGAY COUNTY, MARYLAND, SATURDAY, MAY 49, 1875
=; feeling no pain in any of them.

ly; feeling no pain in any of them,
Ny opponent, seen family through
cloud Of smoke. was standing erect-ulin-
jured. perhaps. like myself. And yc,
my aim had been sure; or. at least. fam
cied 80.
Suddenly George Erskine's voice sounded
at my aide, raised to q tone of the most ex-
traordinary loudncss.
Three cheers for Ned SternfoSth! He
has stood the test bravely."
looked about me in utter bewikierment
while the cheers were given clamorously
from every side.
"For heavens sake" said. turning to.
ward Erskine, what does this singular be-
havior mean ON the part Of yourself and
tho other members7 What have l done
to deserve this enthusiasm ? Oblige me by
explaining"
"That task is mine" said the voice of
Rivers. US he approached to where | stood.
"1 have been acting part tonight, Mr..
Sternforth. which assure you was Il most
ulSaSreeaDle one. lhlS evening entire
performance may be summed up in two
words-your initiation. Perhaps you can
now understand why it is that the Il
Club is so difficult to enter, The men who
fail to stand the test put upon you this
evening fail in becoming members. The
secresy of our initiation system is nothing
remarkable, Those who have experienced
it ,rithout dterrard becoming members are
not the ones to inform society of their ina.
bility to stand fire. Modification usually
keeps them silent. And now." continued
Rivers, extending his hand. II trust that an
apology for the ridiculous insults | hurled
at you this evening will he fully accepted.
Let the whole matter. like the charge of
those bulletlcss pistols we fought with. end
in-snokc."
He offered me cigar. / accepted it.
and his extended hand likewise, and so
ended my first evenins; at the l. Club.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29
WHY lie WAS SORRY.

a minister examined his schooi-boys
thus:
"What is the meaning of the word re-
pentant p"
"Pleasc, sir, don't know"
"Now if had stolen loaf of bread, what
should boz
"plcasc. sir, locked up
"Well. should feel sorry?"
yes"
"Well. Why should l feel sorry7"
Please, sir, cause You was cotched"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29

ONE of the officers at West Point recent
ly resortcd to the following experiment
TO determine whether the ice OH rivers and
creeks thickens on the bottom or on tho
top. He cut hole i'll the ice opposite
West Peint, and bQltod piece Of board to
tho under side Examining it three or
four days aftcrward. he found the bolt
head on the top just as he left it; and cut
TING through the ice found the board sand
Eiched between the UPPER layer of ice t2
which it had been boltcd, and about four
inches Of solid ice which had formed un-
derneath it, showing conclusivcly that ice
thickcns on the under side and not on tfte
top.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29
TRAILS OF THE SHARK.

when all the blubber and fat has been
removed from the carcass of the whale by
the Trinidad fishermen, it is usually towcd
out, and allowed to drift with the current
rs Il bait for sharks. while large canoes,
filled somewhat in the style of whalebolts,
follow it. to harpoon any Of these fish that
may come within range. Shaking is
rather good sport i'll itself, and is ut the
same time very rc:nuncrltivc, on account
of the quality Of oil that may be obtained
from the liver. The shark is killed much
in the same way rs the whale, being first
harpooned and then lanccl till it WAS OK
placed in the boat.
The liver is four or five feet long, and Il
large one will give as much as fifteen or
sixteen gallons of oil. Though sharks in
these parts are numerous, yet accidents
while bathing, or even when boats are
swamped at sea-, are rare and they will
not touch human being, even when i'll
the water alongside 4 whale that is cut up
Several instances are well authenticate
where persons have thus fallen among them
and escaped injury, the shark prcfcrring
the blubbcr and flesh of the VIII tic to hui
man flesh. No doubt if the person i'm
merscd was wounded. SO rs to cause blood
to flow, sharks would cat him us readily as
the whale When in great numbers. they
Will eat one Of their own kind that has
been severely wounded, and on such occa-
sions rush at the body SO tiercely as to
force it above the s,lrflcc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29
Agents Wanted to Sell
Rights '%sCitizea, q
THE PoLITIcAL, Personal AND PROPER

Of tie United States-Ho,c to exercise and
ho,c to preserre them. BY Theophilus Par
sons, ILL., ID.
Containing a commentary on the Federal
and State Constitutions, giving their histo-
nv and origin, and Il full explanation their
principles, purposes and provisions; the
powers and duties Of Public Officers; the
righ.s of ihc people, and the obligations in
CURED in every relation of life; also, parlia-
mentary rules for deliberative bodies, and
full directions and legal forms for all bust
ness transactions, as making Wills, Deeds,
Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts,
etc. A Law Library in single volume,
everybody.
JONES BROTHERS & CO, N'lu. Pa.
May 15-6t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29

"Thcrc that explains where my clothes
line went to I" exclaimed an Iowa woman
as she found her husband banging in the
stable.
All the axes and bucksays found III tho
ruins of Pompeii are of light make as II
constructed for woman's use. Those OLD
ancicnts knew tkeir little business.
A Watering place correspondent write
that every few bathcrs bathc at the West
End" whcreupon Mrs. Ptrtington says
she "had an idea they bathod all over
An Ohio farmer who hasn't II brass roos-
ter swinging on the top Of his blrn as .
Weather vl1le can't ex. x.ect'f:s daua hter e
move in good socivt:.
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VOLUME ".
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

S5to 500 ssr ss' day, Al, Asin's sissscs S'"'! Of
working people of both sexes, young and
old, make more money at work for us, in
their own localities, during their spare mo-
ments, or all the time, than at any thing else
We offer employment that will pay hand
somely for every hours work. Full partic-
ulars, terms, &C. sent free, Send us your
address at once Don't delay. Now is the
time. Don't look for work or business else
where until you have learned what we of
fer. G. STINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
Jan 16-1y
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a.. T.. HAEsTZELL CO.,

UNDER JOURNAL" PRINTING OFFICE,
Main street. FrOstburg. Md,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS,
TAVE on hand and for sale Fine and
Coarse Harness Collars, Hames Trace,
Halter, Br.ast and Butt Chains, Mems and
Side So ,idles, all qualities; Riding and Bind
Brides, Horse Blankets, leigh Bells Wag-
on and Buggy Whips, and everything per
tanning to tirst-class shop. we make a
specially of putting up Fine Harness,
and in this line we defy competition. best
quality of Mining work always on
ali descriptions mnde to order. Repairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices reasona:
bic. Nr Orders solicited NOV 4,--y
National Republican., 1875-09-11
RAILROADS.


NoRTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On aud Aner SUNDAY, May 29, 1875, trains win
Esscs. m..EiiGAFG RXPREsS d.iiT lexoept
sHnSayl north to Rochester, Buffalo and
s&a. m."akIL daily Ce1oept Sunday for the
West and NORTH 10 Buffalo and Niagara
1r6p,n.SFxsT LINE daily texcept Sunday fOs
the Wess sud North 70 WGIiamspOFf and
s,b p. 6@c:e31cfScfENATI EXPRESS daily for
Pit.sbuEg and West
na6 p. m.-PAC1FIC ENPRESS-Daiiy foI Pitts
burg and West; daily (eIcept Saturday,
North to MmirA, Buffalo, The Falls, and
CGnAd&- Erie and the OH Regions OF Penn
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG 8, Sc, q. m and
1RA1Es r For Ri f HANOVER at SIS a. m. 1:lS and
TRAINS s;f4 FdRs Ri GU CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
TRAINS FoR OK c GRisS r. H1 sPRfSG R BRANCH a, 81
q AxiTUc;cMSGpGFfeN q; cSf ~ z Fl TRAINS.
FOR YORK daily except Sunday st S:ss p. m.
FOR PARhTOE daily except Sunday at SIS and
FOR PkEkF9S. Siss + s 1;sf p. m: m on SUNDAY only;
N cept sunday. and lies p. m. daily.
FROM TRAhNS RAE TksE AEELTk Sb ssa rs,
YORK ScGoaS6D R NM Il aTfoS@iSSI5 fHG ~ B % m.
C0CKKYsTfLIE CKYSSsTfLIE ACcoMMoDATioS, from
CockeyEVille-6:s5A. m. and S:2S and I:sS D.
FROM 6GcKEYsvILLEa KEYS 5i at l0:l5 I. m., Sunday
PARKTSoPR on lCCoMM .DATIoN-sa5. q. m. d.ily
FROM GREEE sPKISG BRANCH At s:lS .. N.
For tesees Sqa sidT Fl Ii points % East North and West,
apply at Calvert station, a. northeast corner Bal
Hmore and Calvert streets, and st Charles street
BaSEsge called for and checked At hotels ana res
iSeDses on orders ;sf, a. once northeast corner
ID. M BOYD, JR..
General PASSENGER
National Republican., 1875-09-11

Summer Schedule.
SOFA. m. Baltimore and and Way Stations.
s:4s .. m. BslIimers, annapolis, Frederick and
7.Oa m. Baltimore. Breakfast at Ressy.
1Sf %S. s5S .Ie ssT
soOa. m. New IcTt, PSisdsipnia' b Boston, s and and
Beltlnore;
500 m cnsiso hs SGgTiGss ST. IUSIs Pst
6urG, Deer PsTf; Berkeley; H.sets-
Dinner 80 Cumberland.
$50 q. m. Ws1hlngtoa Junction and WAY Sta
,s:,2 s:s.. m N s.Ii$'ssss Ii';ss saS Wy ss.sioas:
n:ss a. N. Baitimore, n Hnieott City snd wsy sts-
LOOP. m. \ sS YORK, Phl.deIph,s, gc:sSra so,-
Q:D p: m: on sundAyA Baltimore and
Yso D. m. Baltimore, Laurel snd Relay.
Sp. m. Frederick. washington Junctton and
Way Stations. tvfa Metropolitan
s,s p. m. Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
sop. m. Baltimore and Philadelphia.
6:sOp. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and way sa-
$50 p. m. Chicago. 81. LouiA Loui.vtne oo!um-
Psif eHs siasGss EslFsiss; sSiiSsa fulIsss
ears. Snppes at NJ MsrtinsourE..
"p m fsssdo1Ssh ssssaioss n N.s4Spsisan Npsit srsocs
T:I5 p. m. Baltimore and Hsr York. CWay Sta
s:H m Baltimore and Way ss.aeaA
saG ss 2. m m s,,mS B.It,mOrs PsIt aIRSs:s
Be-ton, Fsss Bxpress-
. u p, N Fast RIpxsss- Chicago s.. LoAis,
Pittsbsrg, Deer Park and Bsrteley.
Pulman Cars Breakfast at GrAfton.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
s:o ?. "a. Baltimore, PhR RadeiphiA,re~ YORK sod
Boston, FaSs Rxpress.
BIitiipOre aae way ss.saoos-ssu g. m, Eso
bsoh f:b and s:U d. m
,. m-
Wess-s.Os =. -, $50 and Il % p. NJ. stopping -
All trsins ssop - vndnct HoseA Reap Hoass
For further informsAon spply - Sns Bsltimors
Aad Ohio ticket oAseS, WsshinGtvI session. and
NG PennsyivAniA avenue vhGe orders win De
taken for 6aegAss to be checked and reestvsd -
any point IN tie cry. ThOS. r. sHARP
Mister o. Trsnsportatton.
LIN. CoLh Genera Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1875-09-11

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
N THOUGH LINE 20 BALTi AORE,
PHI-ADELPHIA
ALL -o1 q. On THE He NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BBTWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Il new and Of the most
elegant aad improve ed finish.
TRAIN LEAVING At s:9 A: Il. Is PgLLAAH
PUILMAS PALACE sLEEPIa6 OARs ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and After MAY q, 1875, trains BY this
hDs win leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad corner OF Sixth and streets follows:
7ss5 - N. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
points East daily, except Sunday.
s:3 = m; Limited K1Press.Pullmsn Car Tram
daily, except Sunday
l:H 2. N. Express for Philadelphia and New York
$50 2. N. Express for Philsdelphia and way points
s,Os p. N. Express for PhiIadelphiA, New York and
PtILakN III PhRfoR CARS on all Day Trains.
xPQLLAAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Tickets and Information can be procured st the
Offices OF the company.
vate residences orders left At the ofces Of the
pany, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and B streets povn
General Passenger Agent fhns1slPhiI Pa
feb15 Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1875-09-11
IhRHABHHOAh
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Oo1tainInE Cards OF FIFst-Oass Estah'
nEhDe nts tn all Branches OF Bu1ts
ness In the District

Oo1tainInE Cards OF F1Pst-Hass Estshs
nHhDe nts tn all Branches OF Busts
ness In the District
KaRICnTURAL WARBHOUsEs.
., 4, Baker s26, N ssLs. ETe., bet 9TH 10Th 81
ARCHITECT6.
sseEIS S 1S &; A s Sspp b. ?; o0 Q Hsp,. fss oao.
y. \. PoiSdeISeS Vernon Row.
ATTORNHS-AT.LAW
o. d, Barrett, SI7 ~ street..
Fl. z. Plsnt, rs strsst; ]. P, Notary 8 Dom.
BANKS AND BANKEBs.
RIsgs Co., Executive ave-, cor. l5tn -
,LOOKsMITHs %
+, Fred. Fischer, s16 5th street. bet, and g.
BLEACHKRR.
A.gT.Whitlng, ,strAWh't and BIT bleAcher, "a PaaN.
BOOKkTORH6.
snS t IN
hand the newest and most fs'6C2aSle Die styles q
t6e SIqbest ST. styie Of tie ara All the new publ.
vsTre3 cRoste { Co, hrst-class Book and
Stationery st0Ee sd Ps9R1 iVtn ie =.
BRASS WORKS.
EssonHL Brass Works, ae ~ and - 18th = n.
Tn0s sOpsse S s aGS Ss .Sd St - Am
TittsSg sgLI ITsinsss; SS%Tlste oS ssGS1 sn St PunS
CABINET SHOPS.
Nm. Walter. gSS Z street. near 10th.
CARNAGE FACTORIES.
Rcbt Graham 4le Az A6 sla 81 81 stress ma a. "a e.
ASFIxTUREs. &C.
Alex r. shepherd Co. sh "a Az, PEI "a 1srse Sne
Ing | and g.. fisis BaqSs.si TEsa' sSgPdI,;e.:
sotfment an sna q tSs a:S.st p.tssin: az, S.sd-
ri feTs nUSTeitiss Ssi t.cssved s soc1 On ai out
HARDWARH AND CUTLKBY.
se.W. Kennedy Co., sl1PA. AV., est. sth and 7sha
Horses Shod scesSdiaG = HGt1SI IAaps OF foot.
IKSURAKCH OFFICES.
eermsn AN. Hue rDs Co. st., ~ doos s.ss a
IESTRUMhNT MAKERA
d HaaS.sf, SarE. IAS6HnsRu TrunnA = ftn -
HJSTIORs OF FHH PEACn.
snoec, a3 7th st. \. ".
LITH0GRAPHKR1-
LitaoGrspiI a sSSsiAltT.
LIVRY 81 ABLK6.
Eefes o., cor. l4.h and d 50. Ososs carriages
fos TeddiHE S.nI % and %rsSsInSsI; IGs :, % %sSsfdins
An,sOa Ss.fGT il. sTTsa ss5 M "a .Te' nsAsaasn
Il q. HenSler. - Ps. ET., cos. ~ st.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKs-
zgohn A. Hazard, wrought . snd , Ca, I,on s>as-
PAPER HANGERS. 6e.
DO9EAss hoSIe SS .1h st., be be- 1Hd = WI WI
Practical n3per-h Anu VI w
papers, window shAdes, carpets, oil cloths, DO.
Ali orders for work in either branch of the trade
executed with IkDl and dispatch Gt lowest rates.
PATENT AGENTS.
core W. Over, corner Of Seventh and streets,
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
EsIhe Brady National Gallery Hoyt, Artistic
Photographer, 6H Pennsylvania avenue.
PLUMBERS AND &AS.FITTER8.
AleL R. Shepherd CS SlS Pa ave, BET; Sth an and
filters and wholesale and retail dealers in all
kinds of supplies AppertAining TO the trade; .
very large and select stock constantly on hand;
all useful novelties received as soon as outi
orders from city or country for work % Rood1
promptly attended TO At the Lowest rates.
STATIONERY, &C.
Ben r. French, Sis 18Th ST., under Nat Mstropoa-
itAn Bank. Stationery, &C., speciality.
STEAM AND GAS RITTERS.
Alex r. Shepherd Co., $40 Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and
10th Bee Plumbers and Gas fftterBs
National Republican., 1875-09-11
RY BUNCANSON BROS, ,Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF fRAME DWELLING

AMI COhN OF AND
SWEETS HORTHWE EST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue ST deed OF trust, dated February 4
1875, and recorded In Liber T5. folio 102, ct seq,
OF the land records Of W Ashington county, aud
at the request Of the party secared thereby, shall
sell a. pub 10 auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF August, 1S5, at O'Clock p. M. in front Of
the premises, on the northwest corner o. and
Twentieth streeIs northwest, In the city OF W ash
ington, ID. c., the following deso,tbed premises:
All that piece or parcel OF ground lying and being
In the said city, art OF lot one, a. In square
hundred and four, (O4,) commencing for the same
at the southeast corner OF said lot; thence north
tbirtytlres (5 feet two and one half (2S) inches;
thence west eighty-six (s6l feet; thence south
thirty-three $50 feet two ami one half CD inches
place Of beginning; Improved BY . good rrsne
DIV elling.
Terms OF sale: Fifteen hundred dollars, with ten
Fer cent. interest from th- 4th day OF February,
1875. to day Of sale, and expenses sf sale, in cash
the balance In six and twelve months with interest
secured by deed Of trust on said property. A de-
posit OF 500 Will be required OF the purchaser AZ
III time Of sale. and all expenses Of cOnyeyancing
at the cost OF purchaser. II terms Of sale are not
compiled with within ten days from date OF sale,
the trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty At the risk and Gust Of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days notiee BY advertisement.
r. II. MARSH, Trustee.
aul0-TuThS&ds DUHCANSON BROS, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY, 18th September, at O'Clock.
&. II. MARSH, Trustee
se9-13&15 DUHCAN5ON BROS, Aucts.
National Republican., 1875-09-11
AND OHIO RAILROAD

SUMNER SCHEDULE JUNE 6. laS
A. NJ. Leave CAmdon StSson, Baltimore.
600 Alexandra, Lynehbarg. Danviile, Richmond,
South and SOuthWest,Tia Shepherd. Sleep
Ing Car through 20 New Orleans.
ton and the Virginia Springs. PsrIor Car
through 70 The While Sulphur. Breakfast
.sas C6icaSo, s.. Louis and the West. Deer Parh
PittsburR No connection for Chic2g 10
lumbus, OF SaHdusky on Saturdays, nor foF
Pttts6uTR on sInaaVs. Bre AkfAst At Relay
d>SO Wa 5hingto ami Way Stations.
TsSo Washing gtOn, Rd2y and Annapolis
berry, Deer Park AMI Way stations
600 Washin gtol and Way Stations.
ro.Is Washington IN" Relay.
t9sOO Warrington and Way Stations, and Metro
politAn Branch, Cl:1o p. N. on Sundays }
No congestion with Metropolitan Branch
dib EIlicott City and Way stastoos.
$50 v ashington and way stations.
4.I0 Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis and the West.
Deer Park " ashington, Relay. Connects
local train on Metr5poiitsn 6ranci. sIe-
per at hartinsburg. No connection for
Parkersburg r Cincinnati on Saturdays.
4Ab Frederfek. Hagersto~n, Winchester and
500 Frederick and Way Stations.
5seO Washington, Annapolis and Way Stations.
Lynchburg, Bristol and the Southwest.
ESQ Washington and Way stations.
300 Washington and Way Stations.
1000 Chicago, st. Louis. Louisville, Plttsbusg
and d.hi,,n the West; Deer & Park c Richmond
do:l5 " ashingtOn and Relay.
As, G:I5 8, IL, :2OP m. Sundays 4:l0. s. $40
e' 0p' N gtTF Gn SHP&5y; II gETs b nd S1n daily
p m, ruR daily: $50, S:is $50, lois, ii:So a. m,
S:Sn, 3:45 p. m, run daily exec pit Sundays
No connections on Sundays for Staunton, Hsgers-
ton, Annapolis.
National Republican., 1875-09-11
DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucfr,
D(Suceessor to Green Williams, auctioneers.) }

RY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct'r,
Northwest corner Of Tenth and D streets.
LANDS AND UNQUARRfE6 sT0NEfNA ri THE
PHa oHIS SBsE h6Ha T2 SsNk
OF THE Oh EsAREAkE AND Ohio CANAL,
B4 fB4GE iTToEWSAEIITsw AZ WASH B. wfLL1kMs # S Tue aTGs
TON ROOMS, HoRTHWEsT CORNER OF
TENTH AND D STREETS, WASHINGTON
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
2,5Si; entitled, .George y: Linville, st; al, vs.;
ton B. Williams, northysst corner Of Tenth AID
Tuesday, Jiasf the iath day Of sspteaber, 4, D. D.
as IS a M snds os
the @ line Of the Chssapeake and Ohio oansl, in the
vicinity of the Chain Bridge, in the District sf
about 4 OF q mile in length, cOntaining about q
connection Herewith, we viii sell all the unquar-
ried stone, with the perpetual right to quarry the
tomac Company's CendemnatioL, ~ lying immedi-
, ws o ra, sRd ana fSe
bank OF the canal for purposes Of trtHsP0Tt.St9n t
will appear by reference to the proceedings In the
We cali attention ofcapltalists and others to the
blue stone. and which Is near navigation, easy OF
pist OF these auarries can be seen at Wash. B.
Williams auction rooms, corner OF Tenth and d
streets, northwest, where any information can BE-
obtained.
Any person can examine the quarries By taking
the canal road or the new road leading from
GeorRetown to the Chain Bridge.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, and the balance
NJ six twelve and eighteen months. with interest
Al the rate OF ten per centum per znnum from day
OF sale until paid, with security TO the satisfaction
OF re receivers, and lien retained on the prop
erty sold. or the purchase money can be pad In
cash A deposit OF 500 will be required OF the
purchaser at the time OF sale. All conveysncing
a cost of purchaser. plat Of the properly will
be exhibited At the time Of sale.
Will LIAM +. MATTINGLY,l
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, fReceivers.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
WASH b. WILLIAMS.
auN-d&ds Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1875-09-11
RY SANL KER,
~ Rtd Estate Broker and Auetioueer,
LIE Drolt BufIdfna.
nAsHnEST HRfnK HoIfsn' All SG no. hi

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE-SrORY AND
BASEMENT BRIOK HOUSE, BEING no. I1t
o STREET NOHTHBAST.
BY virtue OF . dead OF trust dated March & A.
d ls72 and duly recorded An LioeE No. s7s, foiIo
lambda, ana n the rsque OF the party secured
thereby, shall sell 40 pu bile suction, In front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, October IA Isis, ~
$50 p. M, the following descrtoed real estate In
the District Of Columbia, being past Of lot eight,
- IN guar seven hundred and tuslty-fsuH.
s) feel tive C2) inches from the south .sss corner
OF said lot numbered eight, Is, runnlnS thence
east &ong the line OF G street twenty C2D) feet;
thence north one hundred and sixty-eIghs u83j
feet three and half 90 inches TO thirtY-foot
alley; theacs west along said alley fourteen QD
feet eight CS) inchez; thence south seventy elght
gl feet three t9 inches; thence west i've t0 feet
four (4 inc hes: thence south ninety (0) feet one
hslfesl Inch 10 place OF beginning, together with
Improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the deed OF trust:
-Four thousand dollars, with Interest from febru-
ary Is 1874, and penses Of sale In cash. and the
balance in six and twelve months, with lnteres
from day of sale. deposit OF $40 Will be req utred
OF tie purchaser when the property Is bid on. II
terri Of ssle not complied with In seven days,
the trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the n.k and cost Of the derAultiRE pur-
chaser. GEO. W. sTlCKNEY, Trustee.
SAMUEL kER, Auctionser.
National Republican., 1875-09-11
DTR H.WARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer,
Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and p sss. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue OF . deed OF trust, oeartua date on the
9th day Of July, A. ID. 1870, an record in Lioer
No. CD, folio Is ct seq. OF the land recoRs for
Washfng gton county, In the District OF Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured thereby,
will sell 81 public auction, in front OF the prem
ises, On FRIDAY, the 2ith day OF September, A.
D. 1875, At 4:so o'clock p. m, all those eert.in
tracts lots, pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying
and teins In the colnty OF Washington District of
and seven, c. s. - Of tract Of land called Mon;
twelve 90, IL, L. OF another Eact OF land called
.'GIeenyale, y late the property Of Wm- Hickey,
deceased, according to map plat of the division
OF said two tracts or record In Liber NO 5s folio
$40 OF the land records OF the District OF Oolumoia
and being the same lots pieces or parcels OF land
which wero conveyed to Rosalie A. Heaey BY deed
recorded In ioef =. O. Z. No. o., folio s. or said
land records.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, and the residue IN
two eSua, installments st six and twelve months,
with interest from the day OF sale. 20 be secured to
the satisfaction OF the trustee. deposit OF s3ll
will be required OF the purchaser q the time OF
sale; and II the Of not complied with
in one week from the day Of sale, ths trustee re-
serves the right resell st the risk and Of the
defaultlng purchaser, upon ten days notice OF
such resale, TO be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published In the city OF W ashington.
HENRY X. DAVID, Trustee.
sepe Th.s. .Tu2w&ds