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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever sns AGue. Intermittent Fe.
Dumb Aeus. Periodical or Bilious Fs.
vqr, 4c., and indeed al the afleotdons
which arise rom malArtous, mareh. q
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Cathartic Pills.

For the relief
and cure Of all
arrangements IN
the stomach, liy.
or, and bowels.
They are q mild
aperienf, and an
>exc9lent ptIga-
NNc. Being pure.
ly vegetable, they
contain no per.
| curry or mineral
| whatever. Much
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-13

Before the era OF Railroads, Cairo had a
commanding position as centre Of COM
merce and navigation. This Importance OF
position She It'll pOss. sses, but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail-
road cenjre, a number OF the most import
ant railroads in the Valley OF the Mississippi
conversi ng TO and having their termini
there. Am ng these. coming from the north
are the great llliuois Central Railroad,
which trayerses the entire state of Illinois
from,its extreme northern and northeastern
to its southern limits. and by it, come ctions
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing States the Cairo and Vim.
c-nnes, extending from Cairo to The City Of
Vincenues, in the State OF Indians, where
| Its connections afford direct railroad COM
munications with all Eastern cities; and
the Cairo h 81. LOUIS Railroad, afiOrding o
direct railroad communication with the
City 81 81. Louis and all the railroads cen.
tering there The roads coming from the
South are the New Orleans, jackson and
Railroads. which give direct railroad com.
munication with the cities Of Mobile and
New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
sea ports. AMI by connecting roads with all
the country south OF Cairo; and coming
from the southwest |, the Cairo, Arkansas
| and Texas Railroad, which Chords similar
communication with Southern Missouri.
hThuusu- anu leAhh, anu the principal cit
les Of those States. This lsst-named road
will give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when IL IL com le.
ted, thus giving direct communication wi
the principal ports OF the Pacific Ocean.
These ra lroads, mating at Cairo, are
now all completed and in successful opera.
ton, those In Illinois coming into the city
on bank OF each of the rivers, Ohio and
Mississippi. and terminating al their conilu.
ence, thus encircling the city. The Holly
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This city, US Is well known, is situated at
the confluence OF th e, Vn m;, ana Mississippi
ton on the Mississippi, being below OBJ
structions by ice in the wiuter and low
water in GUNNER, and thus ha- clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Mississippi and lis tributaries, with all
the country south. 10 the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character OF communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
by IL, when those streams are not innayi.
gable BY reason Of ice or low water.
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"PsYCHoMANCY ORsOUL CHARMING"
l. How either sex may fascinate and gain
the love and affection of any person they choose,
instantly This art all can possess, free by mali
Tor 20 centsj together with q Marriage Guide
i',c. ,OU sold. A queer book. Address I. VIII
7-J-d&w-iw.
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No one remedy 10 louder
called for by the necessities
Of the American people than
. sure and safe cure for
Fever aasl Agus. Such
We are now enabled 10 sner,
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AMERICAN WASH BLUE
For Laundry and Household Use,
MANUFACTURED AT THE
American ults.ns'is. Work., Newark, \. J..

Our Wash Blue Is the best In the world II,
does not streak, contains nothing Injurious TO
health or fabric, and Is used by all the large
hunarles on account Of Its pleasing effect and
cheapness superior for withdrawing. Put
n y, In packages convenient for family use Price
= For sale by grocers everywhere, Always ask
cheapest and beat. ~ """' "'N
AMERICAN uLTRAlfARYNE WORKS
5.9-dAw.im'
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THe WeeYiV Si'v 8 pages, 80 broad colume.,
oeeo WSeme1 s6N, from now to New Years
postpaid, % cts. Address The sun. " Y.
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TT A q The choicest in the world-
Importers priccs--Largest
Company in America staple article-plca,cs
e'eryDody--Iradc continually increasing
Agents wanted every where--bcst Inducements
don waste time send for circular 10 Robert
Wells. ~ Ncsey ST., n. Y, l.. Box 1857.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
Rura parauf faB 9err SGeuermarn
n mnner unb futIhirte fih felber nod

Rura earauf fas 6err GGsusrmann
I'm Gaaet unb futl1irte fih felber mad
benz palate ees @roBfatritanten,
Wsnn F@ Der @nter Grieefrifens nu6
auf einise serei3te @crte BON Seitsi
Der frau 0dbn&en 8sfaBt sema6t bats
te, 70 etfaunte er balD mad BEN eritsr
iteraus feifen 8s8rieunSsrorten,
pelde ibm bon eieier uro Don tbrers
Manne 40 She'll wurpen, eab f@ an
cine wtriliGe 0silesunB Ger Sade. 70
Siele Mprte aud fte @rcefabrttantt'
ma&te, ni6t bsnfen lafe. Dtsle
ipielte asuar Die @reematbiae. uto ~!
@emabl hbertraf Ne nod BARN babel
aber wuete bic fstnsebtlpste frau Gem
armen Oeecnomsn NIT ewtsen' sd@sln
ouf benz Munpe 70 stsI siftise eti9e
III Yerieben, eae bielen pas 0sfabl
lbsrfam, In elm Wespennef 8eratben
au 1sin. 0on elmer Ginlapuns gum
Glide tpar oar teinc 3epe ; unb IL
msbr 6err S&suermann ZEN @eiu&
ssrlauente, pom Der fali&en 9efnune
eeIeitst einsn siitIiden Musslei& au
fnben, esfo fablsr uno frOfiSsr puroe
bas @slprdG. @npli& aberssu8te fi&
unler outer Oeecncnt an elmer bStft
bittsru Bemsrtune Ger 9ausfrau, bab
bic 9uter nahbarli@sn Besiebur8sn
bur@ ben fataIsn Sbeotsrabeao erdnes
lid ssrhSrt 1sien, uno Serltsb cas- 9aus
NIT Dem @efdble, baB er uno bte Sets
aen Go ME urebr betreteu rdrner.
I8prHesuns fpIgt.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
Anton S%tebbauer.

Nus BEN 2eben BEG an, 4. Ncp,
1873 ju Mdn&en 8ebcrener unb ole
pfarrer in @gtntbaI am 10. December
1915 g~efcrbenen Stebbauer entnebmen
ptr fdr anlsrn 3psd Golsenbes ;
Das Sabr 1900 u,abte ben pfarre,
fstnsr san,sn 9smeinee belonbsrs ADJ
tsns> snb liebsnsnertb. Ct wouts
ndmli9 Iieter ferten. oils Ger 8abrbeil
untreu ,peresn. 3wsi frau,5flae Diff
etere, psl1e In 0rantbal ibr StanDs
quatisr batten, erIaubtsn f@ eigenmdds
ttse 0sloerprefunsen BON Ger 0emsin>
DC. b.elber pran8 Die 8laBe 10 ben:
General en- chef Nprean. Die fdlau.
en- Sffcisre felen, una oie SIase 3u
sntfrdften. NIT ibren 9olpaien Gter Den
pfarrsr Der unb woIten BON tbm Elm
3susnie er3ptneeu, ba6 fe feline 0elOs
to~rceruieen 9erra9t bitten. usber eis
ne 8iertelfunpe lang trarb Stebtauer
NIT Nloro unp lein eaus NIT Brane
beercbt. SIMMER Darc tpus cte &C.
ipanute Tiaole aaf ote graf. bic Dee
ssnfpsse an Die Seits sebaltsn. 81
warb bin. unb berseapeen unb erbdrm,
ltd mietanbeIt. Der fA aber bas
psrIan8te 3:usnie ni&t atnbibfsen
lief, mar Der ufutbise Yfarrsr. Gnt=
-iHloGsn, Iisber 10 fterben, ale cine eds
se. sumol 3ura Na&tbeile lsiaer 0es
uisinbe. su bsseuseu, bebarrte Ct ami
leirem Nefn unbswe9li& rie ein Gels.
gnDIi@ prIisesn ton eie 8arbaren.
1ootbleiH rsttste er fi& IN etn 9ael6b~
aertdus@sn. ua f& BON fsinsr Iopess
quail ID atolen.
(6crtetnug fctSt.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
fraW6@(4e Repolntion,
eef&ilbtrt
In gel&idtliGeu Gerneu, i0tuie Gbaratter.
MnD Sterbebtl0ern.
sef&iHert
Ucrtiesnng.)

Nm Nbenb yerfammeIten f@ bic
@ldubieen IN elmer @ertfdtte. bic III
ner gum 0ottesbaule biente. Der
Yfarrer er,dbltt tbnen, mae ct BON ben
bstpen GifGsrn uernomnen. uno iebte
ibnen auseihancer, wie 60 nod 3ett
fei bic Gntbeilteune ob3uwenten, tpenn
maj, NIT ibm In elmer Sdaluppe an
ben bebroSten DIT f@ beeeben 1Cue.
Nan srtldrte f@ tafar germ berett.
Sc rpar Na@ts unt balls elf utr, ale
mat, ant @efabe anIan8te, BON no aue
elm 8ee gum 8Iofer fGbrte. 1ls Ger
yrfeRer unb Die Sdiftsute an's ufer
sefiessn, tniettr fe nisbsr, Serrtdtettn
nod Elm @ebet unc 9in9en bann leiie>
fen S@ritteS auf bic Sapeqe 3u.
Die BlaueuL teren cine feline ab<
tbetlung eas nd@Hs Dorf belsste, bat>
ten betu, portal Der Sapsle cine @a9e
SuridsslaGen. 70 tab, aIs Der Yfarre,
an Der Spibe ltiner 2eute ltsr be
S@welIe bee Air4leins treter wuute,
ibm su leinsm srobsn G~rRaunsn elm
~Der IA 2" sntss9ent6nte. Ger pfar>
rer @@rttt ral1 porpdrts unb rdberts
f@ ben SpIcaten. Dur@ fHn rafhee
@orseben erbieIt CT einea gajonuetfia
In ben Urn.
y@rcBsr @ett!" rfeftn mebrereS tims
men ~per 6err pfarrer III perwunbet."
Diele @orte bra9ten ben Soloaten 70
1ebr aus aler GaGunG bae sr lein Sc
irebr fallen LIEF. gr mar nod Elm
Eutjunser Msnl@. erf felt stnisen 1as
eeu ScIpat BET ben Hspublieanertt uns
bate bfsber nod fsin Blut SsrsOfsn
Bon leiner @ematbsbsws8uns lbsr,
tr6lttst fiel CT BEN pfarrer III Gdesn
Differ fabte i'm bel Der 6ano NIT Der
8Orten : ~Du bit nod 3u jung. I'M
lol&e 8oasR 3u fptslen. Der Gimme
bietet Dir cine Gelesenbeit rar, rae
llnreGt. cas- Du tm Disn,f e Der tlLt.
barRiesn &spublie bssanssn taber
u1aeR, wtecer gut ~ una@en." 1ar.
auf lfbte ibm Ger Yfarrer tsn 3wsd
lefner uno leiner 8e8'e tuns Nntanf
auSstnaneer. Statt alter 2ntnor
maGte Der SGlcat cine btiatenbe Ser.
rsisuns. wOrauf pie S9ifer f& an et
Nrbeit beeaben.
0a& pisrftdnetser NnfnEeune wa.
rem BE Nltarfdde aaf bic S@alupp,
aebraHt. uno Ter Yfarrer trat NIT fet,
fesl frommen 0eIette ben Hldpee mad
Vaimbreuf an. Die Gabrt etna alGd.
lid BON Statten. Ter Yfarrer aabn
has MQerbetIi9fe aus benz G~abernafeI
berous, unn Die a6t Glide ces altare
trurrent naGcen nort Ts nod 20,
@pnnenoufsaus ans 2ano aebra1t
ant ufer Der 3cire im Sano pereraben
100 fs unter Ger fcr8fdlttsen8 ewadunq
Des Yfarrers bic suut Gnre Ger 3epc,
luton perberaen blteben.
Gri ranl, oftnbarte Der Yfarrsr DOT
Naimboeuf eas 0ebtimni6 pemS tl9pf
BON Nantes. Der gltor nurte rel
Gtaet paimbpeuf ptrebrt uue bic fei'
trliGe GinmeituH8 reslelrfn faneS tat
unter Der Anwslenbeft bee 8elammier
@lerns Der nmoeBene.
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Itbe Y uratu

Wtttsn IN ben 5aicefyGen Der 8res
taene erbebt f& aaf elmer Anb5be ter
Hledea GeBreae. SEINE Ginppbner
rrareil 70 reliSi5s une gut, coe sur
GGrsdensjeit cer RepOluttcn ibr pfars
rer, Der abhe Auratn, In fsinsr stsae
bleiben sonnte, cbne, tpte 70 uiele buns
bert anrsg:. ole 6lu&t ersrstftn ~ miis
(en. Mus bena4bartsn pfarreien. mel
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gu ~perfaufen.

Dfafa nnter adnaisen Usptnennsen 90 Ia Der untern
Statt tn gui e~e!eaenes gbctnhaHe a. .~pcfanteu. mtg Cot
sub BaHer 10 Der af4e. MusfHnft tanu MAJ IN bu Of
Zee ttetes 1Iattss estalteu. %
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DergtearSatob @trsaf 4
3emf8uteE

Satcb 9erpaTus 2omtsutsr. ,a 81.
gresOr Ia Bssirft Ssvsrar le @batsau
pom eiasr pur& lore relfsi6len 0runcs
ldbs unp patriay9alil8su Stttsn fsbr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-25
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE So NATE.
The Cfosfsq Prscceai.gs.

After our report OF the proceedings of the
senate closed yesterday that body rem ainef
SPIN. P~s'
While in executive session motion 70 Law
the nomination OF Don Pardee to be Unitei
states Judge In Louisiana on the table was
agreed 70 BY vote OF IS TO Is.
On motion OF Mr.. Howe n committee fc,o,,-
sisting of himself and Mr.. Bayard.) was ap-
pointed by the chair TO wait upon the Presi-
dent of the United States and inform hi m
that unless he might have some further com
munication 10 make the Senate was ready
TO adjourn without day.
Mr.. Cooper submitted q resolution which
WAS unanimously adopted, thanking Hon
ferry, president pro rcss., for the COURTESY
and tmpartial.ty with which he had prt-
sided over the deliberations OF the Senate
Mr.. Ransom submitted a similar resolu-
Ton In the case ofNice- President Wilson AMI
IL was unanimously adopted
MeSsrs Howe and Bayari the commiftea
appointed to walt on the President returnesi
and announced that the President mai no
further communication 20 make TO the
Senate w WIG
Mr.. Boutwell, called up the resolution %
TX the ane DIE adjournment. and filled the
blank with March "a, 5.45 y. m. Agreed to-
The president pro fem. (Mr. Ferry then
thanked the Senate for the Compliment nafd
nm, ana then expressing The hone that The
senators would all return next DecelnbeT
lnvigofated in body and mind and preparsi
10 discharge their duties and wishing them
safe journey home, declared the Senate adj
OurItd sine ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-25
DIED.

ALLEY. On the 2Sd instant, of coisumpti,,s sf
Providence Hospital LEE II. ALLEy, OF the Fifh
Auditors Office, IN tls seth Of his age.
The body Will be sent 10 Fillmore, Indiana, for ia
terment.
COOK. On the 24th Of March 1875, JoH.Sy. n.
Cook, beloved wife of JOhn Cook, and daughter
of William and Jane Fins, aged Is years, months
and - days. Deceased was born in Carroll county,
Maryland October 18th, lsfS, and fOr the past iess
years was resident Of Georgetown, ID. c., WHERE,
after painful and lingering Illness she went peace
fully % sleep 10 our Lord. May she rest in peace
She has fallen asleep. IL IL well;
She has thus laid her life burdrus dows,
Ar d patiently bore the stern cross,
Bat il htted her brow for a crown.
She may have forgotten en- now.
Let "a s ssr' aSie IN .oTroS ~ We Bow,
II Is well she has fallen asleep
She has fallen asleep-fold the roles
Der the meek heart pulseless and still;
she has gone 20 her Saviour and Ours,
And ear grtst IL H,s glory md val
The rest which He gives His beloved,
Is hers, the untroubled and deep:
And becouse we 30 loved her say,
IL IL well she has fallen asleep
She has fallen asleep, IL lie we'll
She will never be ~eary again;
We shall lie down beside her ere long
And our weak hearts shall cease 20 cen plain
wS hr asse hen fs Sss, 81 ins mt
Der the form Of osR iortss asd lousd one
who in Chris, has fallen asleep
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
az O'Clock m, from her late rssiienoe, no. 100
ID street, opposite Trinity church
MAEBURf- On Thursday, March Is, sftsr q
snort Hines, on Pneumonia, HxILY AARBuRy,
o. Tfa ss ~ JOB on insrorry, ksa
20 attend the funeral on SATURDAY he Efh instsss
IRON her late residence, nfidRe street, GeOrgs
town, at 4 O'Clock .. m.
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nFThough IL is sad 10 read the account o Z
the gas explosion in Jersey City. &c f. sooth-
ing 20 know that the only man injured was q
plumber-BOStOa TRANSCRIPT.
1-There is a lawyer i'm Akron, Ohio, whs
law, says: Now, your honor, I will read
from the first Egyptian reports"
nS-"My lecture" said a California orator
viii be brief" A turnip hit him at that in
slant, and he announced: 1.-The meeting
stands adjourned"
@The latest Eastern slang with which 60
come down on long -tongued bore il: .sWrits
the rest down on piece of paper and well
read az Sunday" -LOUiSrHle CUanleIci0l.
az How does your brother get on i'm New
York, Parker % Every well, indeed. ma am.
thank you. He's only there three months
and he's already beginning 10 speak the Ian
guage beautiful."-Ptnlch.
81 Old Mr.. Page told Brother Durham he
lied; Brother Durham sent word 20 Brother
Page If he did not take that statement back,
be would bring him before the church.
Brother Durham. perhaps 1 did wrong to
say you lied. 1 will take 10 back: but I de-
clare believe you did lie! :" which was salts
factory.
@-''Did you ever see that picture, grand
ma 2" asked young lady, as they took q
view of the family por trait gallery. "Seeit.
seventeen" Il thought YOU had forgotten IT,
or you wouldn't be always lecturing us girls
about modesty i'm dress" Grandma looked
over her spectacles and declared the girls
nowadays were very impertinent 10 their
elders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-25
JAM GRAY swtssHElH
Scandal Nos~s


AoNLfoN AND ENARr,
A year ago. NJ this time. Mr.. Evarts a,s
argument be fore the joint commIttee ~ a..
assembly and the senate OF the state. AZ ths
adjournment OF she court, yesterday Msui-
ton. rs usual. grTc.ed Mr.. Evarts cordl aiix
IN the judges rooTs, and said:
MT. Evarts, how much preferable a. wouia
be for us II we were now where we wcre iast
year at this time"
Yes" said Evarts. cit would be better Gsr
you"
II agree with you" replied Moulton: and
~ would be better for Won, too. for you Dis
facts I'm your ntvor then. The facts are
against you now"
THE SUMMING Up.
IL is now dehrttely aScertained that IN o
case u 20 be summed up bv two LAWYERS On
each side: Mr.. Evarts and Judge Porter VIA
present the case FOR Mr.. Beecher. IL Il to be
hoped That General Pryor will divide witt
nnal presentation for Mr. Tilton Gener.f
Pryorhas won some brilliant victories ca
The law points OF this case so far and the nor
Ton OF the work OF summing up that may be
entrusted 10 him. will be accom- pii shad W IN
pronf 10 HIS client and with credit 10 this ele-
Quent and able lawyer.
EvAR1's' FoREFINGER.
MIR. EvartS' right fore1nger is one Of the
great features OF the trial. The length OF the
Digit, The suppleness Of the joints, the srists-
cratic shape OF the nail, the nervous forcs
liar manner in which ID Is capable of being
shot out, like the blade from n sword-cane,
attracts even the dulleSt observer, and eH-
cites very natural reflection upon the wo--
urouS capacities OF a man whose very R,rc-
finger n a marvel I'm itself
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DROPOsALs FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
ING ALLEYS.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der having obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. holding a Special Term,
lst;sr' estsnsntsry on the Personal c estate Of
deceased, all persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
scriber, on or before the 10th day of March next;
they may Otherwise By law be excluded from all ben
sht Of the said estate. Given under INV hand, this
18th day Of March, IS5. SUSAN II. NELSON,
marls-th-l Executrix.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES'S OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF AND STREETS EsT

~
PkQPERTY ON THE N0RTHWEsT CORNER
OF IL AND 21sT STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust to US, dated
Iii August Sd, 1874, and recorded in Liber No 759,
folio $50. one of the land records for the District of
Columbia and by the request of the parties secured
thereby. will sell, in front of the premises at
public auction on MONDAY, March 29th, 1875, at
41a O'Clock m, all that certain piece or parcel of
ground and premises situate in the city Of Washing
ton, District of Columbia, and described as Lot
thirty six (36) in Worthington Dorsey 3 trustees
10 ehancery subdivision Of original lots one, two
three, &c, of Square number seventy seven f77D a.
the same is recorded in the Surveyors office Of the
District OF Columbia, improved by a substantial
three story Brick Dwelling with Back Building.
Terms OF sale: Twenty-Five hundred dollars and
the expense Of sale and taxes for lS74'5 in cash;
twenty five hundred dollars in year, at ten per
cent interest the balance in two years. with interest
at seven per cent; or the purchaser, at his option
may pay the costs Of sale, taxes, &c, with six
months interest on five thousand dollars, and the
present mortgage will be permitted to remain till
maturity by punctnal paym ent of interest. The
balance to be paid In and two years with interest
az seven per cent. AL conycyancins at cost of pur-
chaser: II terms of sale complied with in ten
days the Trustees the right resell at cost
OF defaulting purchaser on five days notice. $50
down on day Of sale.
6. G dRR9SWENNnAN'. Trustees.
marls-d THOMAS DOwLING, Auct.
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u II. WARNER,
~. Real Estate Broker and Auctiouser
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets "

II h. wARNER,,
f ~; Real I Estate Broker s ana Aae,Ionser.
TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
son streets, in this city.
u: 1865, and recorded in Liber No 564 folio 81 OF
the land records Of the District of Columbia. will,
m. on the premises, sell at public ausiion 10 the
highest bidder the following real ate to Wit All
ryls subdivision of square numbered two hundred
Snd hine, a9 on the gropnd plan Of the city of
the following metes and bOuncs: Commencing Tor
the same a. the southeast corner of said lot So and
north twenty six te6j feet eleven nj inches thence
east ninety ve 1851 feet TO the line Of lith street
I'D inches along l4th street to the place of begin
dwelling Houses, two stories and basement in good
repair.
money cash; balance in two equal payments at one
and two years, at per cent. interest, secured by
soid separately deposit Of $40 will be required
at att tune I'M, od raIe on each house II the terms e sal,
Trustee will resell at the risk and of defaulting
PURCHASER; Oonveyancing at purchasers cost.
marii- eo2ds IT. C0LDwELL. salesman.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, March 30th, 1875, same hour and place
Rsrsseo INC j. T. CoLDwELL, Salesman.
ATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penpsyly ania and 18th street.
Star Office Buildings
TFlSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF IN DIANA AVENUE AND % STREET
- BY virtue of deed of trust to Us, dated March
Ii 81 1874 aDd recorded in Liber No. 743 folio $50
che OF the land records of the District of Columbia
and Mt the request of the parties secured thereby
We viii sell, IN front of the premises on TUESDAY
March 3Oth, 1875, at O'Clock D. m all those certain
pieces or parcels OF ground and premises situate and
ylbg N the city OF wsshingt9n, District of COlum
ba ard known and described lots three 49,, four
(4) and five 90, IN Todd subdivision of original lot
one, IN square numbered FIVE hundred and seventy
two t592 in Washin gtOn city, d. c.. improved by
tour-story hotel building known the " fremont
House."
Terms of sale Five thousand dollars with ten per
cent. interest from September 3D. 1874 together with
expenses OF sale in cash the balance in and two
years FRI IN date, with interest. All cOnveyancing at
cost Of purchaser. If terms of sale not complied
with In ten days the Trustees the right TO
resell on five days notice at cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. $40 down on day of sale.
66sA CEdEh j. vi SRP P9eTTNMAN'{ Trustees.
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