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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01
The Ordnance Bureau-.UrgentA ppcal
fox Increased Appropriations.

The report Of the chief of the ordnance
bureau shows that the varied duties in
connection with the department.have been
conducted the past year with view to the
economical expenditure Of the limited
appropriation. 1t urges an increased ap-
preparation for arming and equipping the
militia, the annual sum for this purpose
being but 100000, the sanle amount an.
propriated IN 1903, when our population
was only about 8,0O0,OO0 against 100000.
600 now. The strength of the militia is,
organized, 1924; unorganiz> 3,70l,977.
The immediate completion Of the Rock
Island Arrnory is recommended, when it
will have facilities for supplying all the
armies that may be organized in the Lis-
sissippi Valley in any war of the greatest
magnitude.
The entire army has been supplied with
new rifles and carbines, Of which there
will be reserve supply Of 10000 stand
at the end of the fiscal year. An ill.,
| creased expenditure in this direction is
| urgently urged, so that our arsenals may
be stocked at all times with large re-.
serve supply ofthc best rifles and car.
blnes. The bureau will make an exhibit
to the country.
OF the experiments with rifled cannons
for coast defenSes it says: The expert.
mvnts that have been conducted at Sandy
tlook have been so successful and salts.
factory in their results that they have
awakened interest among military men
abroad to a surprising degree, when
we realize our pigmy efforts at effecting
results wi h Insufficient means, and COM
pare them with the extensive and elabo-
rate trials, seemingly regardless Of ex.
pense, that have been made and are be-
ing prosecuted from ye.r to year by al.
most every Europeannation:'~ 49,
We cannot stand with folded hands
and permit othe: nations to get far in
the van in line of improvement in
which the United States not many years
ago knew no superior. The successful
manufacture and the preliminary trial of
the 81 ton gun in England is only another
move in the great contest between ms
and iron. c'ads; for the hurting OF rifle
shot of twelve hundred and fifty pounds,
with velocity Of $50 feet per second,
cannot be considered the extreme limit
to the development of artillery power;
and yet, for the want Of the necessary ap.
preparations, this country is forced to de.
pend on the smooth. bore system and few
small rifles carrying shot of $50 and $50
pounds weight, which cannot possibly full.
till the important and ever varying condi
tons Of warfare. We are even now de-
pendent for much Of our information in
these matters, 50 vital to national defense,
on the results Of experiments abroad. at
time. too, when, had we means as we
have skill and ability, we could undoubt.
eddy keep up successfully with the ad.
vances made by other nations. Rife guns
Of size. endurance and power to enable us
to meet on fair and equal terms a foreign
foe, must be provided while we have time,
and it is certainly not the part of wisdom
to delay making such provision until the
enemy invades our shores"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01

There's girl in Charleston who has
four legs. And we suppose she insists up
on having just as expensive striped stock
ings as the usual two.legged girls.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01

*Novemter, 1876; the time of holding the
annual session having been changed from the
first Wednesday in February to the third
"Wednesday in November
The aggregate receipts for the year
ending January l, 1875, were $780,.
533.75, including balance of $l3.l52.70
from the previous fiscal year. OF the re.
naming $2l8,3s .O2. the receipts proper
for the year, $4,l07.92 came from inte-
rest, 1868 81 were derived from depos-
its by the treasure1s OF State oranges on
account Of dues to the National grange
this amount was far less than with an
honest and constitutional collection it
should have been and the remainder,
1874, 1886 90, came from the secretarv's
office. Some SlSO.000 Of this sum was
derived from the sale Of di>pensations to
open new oranges. SIS each being the
fee, the rest came from the sale Of con-
situations, song books, etc. This left
balance Of S2l, 703.95 in the treasury, not
including $50 in United States bonds.
The accounts Of expenditure are very
complicated, but may be summarized as
follows.
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The receipts this year VIII be material.
~ l'>srned because in the single item of
diSpensations the total IS reduced from
nearly $lSO,000 70 something like $780,.
700 Besides, the annual dues from each
member are cut down from 10 to 8 cents.
Last year the members of the order at
large objected strenuou>ly to the presence
OF large surplus fund in the treasury Of
the national grange, and very mean and
transparent juggle was attempted by the
ring at Washington. That is to say $685.
Veo we're set aside to be loaned by the ma
tional grange to its owners, the patrons
OF the State oranges. the loan being at the
rate of ESQ per subordinate grange.
This disposition Of the surplus was but
mockcry, and it is exceedingly proba.
ole that 1t was worse Between the neg.
hgence CT the State oranges in renting
ana the national grange in collecting
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DIED.


BON IN: or yphoid fever, o. TIE mornine of
tbt lei instant, sAs-J al MALKER BuNEN, Ia the
t6th year II hts age
Friends of the family are r. .nestee O. attend IN
FUNERAL frOm the residence 81 bis rrother- IN Law .
William q. Riigely, COS n street northwest. ~ Z
Q clock 10 morrow Thursday J, September %.
CURRAN. On the ist OF September. after a long
and painful Illness, which he b0re with christian
t9rtitude ARD re-i snstiOn, EDWARD CtRRA \, assi
81 ears. A.eNau1ria papers please c5py.l
Relatives and friends 81 the family respectfully
requested 10 attend his funeral from 9O5 n street
northwest, thursday, 5 clock r. IA.
HERLIul. On the evening Of the Slth instant ,
alter short Illness. CATHsRINE, the beloved vile
OF homas Herlihy, aged Al pears and Is dave.
Her funeral VIII take place on Thursday after
mon, September "a At clock from her late resi-
dtnce- No. 1901 l2Ih street Northwest Tie friends
and acauanancez q the faIily respectfully in
Nited 10 attend. 2
MACGR01TH. On Wednesday morning, Sc ptstn-
ter lst, lo15, Of consumption. EryvrN MACtiRorTH,
nephew Of Mr.. X. B. M1cGrotty, q THE clty.
uneral from the re- lCence OF lie late deceased.
No. 1914 mas-sC husetts avenue northwest. on
THURSDAY, q september, ~ = clock +. tn Friends
am scluaintahces Of the family ctfully
yited T. attend. TRepI
NAbDkLL. j. Georgetown, August 8oth. Jas
NAhDELL- IN tho 18Th year ot his age
HIS remains vii e taken 70 Connecticut for IN
teTrnent. %
u RHORsr. OF typhoid fever, on tue 3)th inst
FEANK LrRHoF ST, aged ~ years sni month
Friends q he family are requested g. attend the
t1heral IRON his brother residence, 800 Peunsyl-
Esnls avenue east, az O'Clock .. Ia THURSDAY, ID
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

Ne, MERRILLs was out collecting. Friday.
Hc hroYe mp 20 t''e houSe Of a t.ehfor in an,
subUrts, aId hitchi1g his team. kuockes al
the door. The debtors Wit, answered the
summons
"Is your husband NJ hOme?r'
"N hats wGntln go she asked
u Nalt 10 get some POTATOES"
~ g, he's - home. neS round hack % The
Louse, and she preceded Mr. NcrrIti> around
thcTo. But the debtor was not ga sighL
little son.
lie lust tumped over the fence ana went
SoIoakh TIE "oTn. answered the little boy,
ON whom the fathers active movement had
apparently made favorable Impression
a., Say ne haint, protested the mother
he was here Just this instant"
:" n S he dit, too, tell We" Grief the child
See, ma running 10 the fence. "he went
risht over here, and there arc his tracks over
there. by cracECy! hat didn't nC scOot
tnrouCh that corn. tho" and the apprecia-
i've scion Erinued the whole width OF his
face.
Mr. Merrius climbed into his wagon ana
droNe thougltfully back 10 tie sfore.-DEs-
bavg NetrS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

IHE Memphis Appeal SAYS A Madison
street brOker yesterday noticed nawkv-
looking negro, evidently '1st from the rural
districts, standing around q watermelon
wagon, casting covetous gazes upon The luS-
ci0us looking berries contained therein
Thinking 10 have "A foke at the expense OF
NE Carkoy. the broker remarked To him
you { an nave the pick OF the melons IN that
wagon for twenty-five cents" TIE iarlzey
turned upon him most con t.,rr1rft,r,r,s Sfarc
ana replied: "Sar. does YOU think Use de
man what broke de Freedman's bank?
hasn't De amount
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

JEFFKRsoNvILLB, ND, August Is, lS7b
MILL BE SOLD at the yeffersony1lle Depot Of
w the QuarteTmasters Department, on WE'D
EEsDAY, the 22d day of September, ISIS, At 10
o'clock m: under the direction Of Capt. Addison
Barrett, Military storekeeper, U. 4. Army q ouAu-
tty of old Pattern Metallic Hat and Cap Trimmn g.
&C, as follows:
6,&S0 Hat Csstles, 1851 Hat Bueles, 774s Hat IA.
giles, HISS Hat Letters, n, fss Hat Numbers, s6S
Crossed Ssbres 81 Crossed Cannon, $ Hat Wreaths,
166 Shells and slames l2s.792 Hat Feathers, IS ies
Hat Feather Sockets s,4ll pairs Metallic Scales q,
GAP Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms: Cash, in United States funds.
The property can be examined ct any time before
the day OF sale. between the hours Of O. and
D. 10.
The property to bs removed at the xpense OF the
purchasers within i've days after the day Of sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
susse-td percty Q. n. Gen., Depot 9. 4.
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EVENING STAR.


A BRAVE GIRL PCmNr-s L.o,r,,
Frequent complaints he 3 f.eer, mode IN fecx
MO mes. n; II ferelt tim" or Insults nff,sr,.s
% females on tie STREETS after nsshf nan
Isst II evening a Noang scailawae en-
eaeed In this dirty blsiDess reCaivel re-
luxe That he viii be very likely N renem-
OF. Two girls, stout, hearty Sge les ws-a
hoIte Wet on Locust street. after evening
service ~ The Swede church The girls v-crs
a,ohe; ms was noticed by two young men.
w. ioiiowei, And soon overlook flaga
y. " men icy altved within OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lHey aIoressSd tAe girls, Who atfen1ptet u
escape ng tast walking. This they were moi
aoie 70 co ara their torrnen.ors KENT close ~
thtm Finally one OF tho me-. made a., in
sultinR proposal 10 them. when ths I4-rer
Elrl wheeled about AID seized him VIII -,
blow she Knocked him down. a. con,nl.tslx-
rs ~ mule had kicked him. Ther sh,
kreeled on his PROSTATE form aud pumrneles.
the wbelp until he begged for mercy. Cr,-,nr
Ike child. When be did this woman like
she relenied and permitted him 20 1epart, IN :
Stcad OF turning him over % tie police. The
oiaeT man neG when he saw his cornpanion
placed h0Ts diI coRt'df. IL was the c0rnpletaSt
turning OF tables ever known in neS Mofnes
ana was worth coYen sentences Ia thu no
Zee court. Al honor 20 tie placky SRI whose
lId.l hoy7SfeT.
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District Of Columbia Real Estate
TO BE
SOLD FOB NON-PAYxE1r oErAxEs
Due aud Unpaid TO the emil District. for
thtch TG.r-IieR Cert, jcuses .Ce-e issued.

CfsTcE OF THE COLLECTOR CF TAxEs FOR THE)
DIsIEICT oF COLUMBIA, :
CotHf75'd Bstldtas, WaSaiHK-eH, GsxESf II, lsy5.
Whereas, in obedience 10 the requirements of the
bet Of ths Third Legislative Assn. bly,. approved
June y, 1873, entitled IAN &C. 10 FuI1Tce and pro
vide for tho collection Of all that be
resrs In tn District of Columbia after j u.y
first, eighteen hundref ard seventy thres, and au-
tboriziBR The Governor TO antiCipat" the revenues
from the the Collector Of Taxes Of the said
District Cid certain crrti6csst=. provided
and unpaid sr taxes upon certain real in the
said District levied BY the several acts cf The Legs
lative A=smblr Of said District. az sroyet rcspnc
lively August 3 ls7l, and June ~. lT2 for tho
support q the government Of tbs District Of Column
pa and f9r C'1er purposes for the fiscal years end
the amount II penalties aud costs Incurred; and,
whereas, the Osners Of certain of lid certificates
nave deuaLcec IN wiring by iE1G5sa meEt thereon,
eter TIE INITIATION OF one year from the date there
Of thar The Collector shall enforce Ihe payment Of
the teL= ana sve fled the said cert Isfes. bear
fore Ftrt rhts H0ftcs JrASEI -oarfra that
the fOlOsing real withia the District Of Co,
Iun bIa, being pieces OF property ssafDs. which said
cer11hcstts h8ye been Issued, ard f.r the enforce
ment q The nisnt of which tLe de!leri for the
sale o. -aic 2rcI".ty has taeE made, will be s9Ii NJ
pubic anrtfo. for cash & tbs highest bidder under
ard IN scc"TCauce with the provisions # the &c
Isl etc. y d. approved Jl.lia .. iS73,i on
THURSDAY tee 3th day IF - piPu.bcF, A
II. ia AZ Columbia ailiIUS. faf l-.tpr-- ctc-,.
tald liens an the eNpsE-cs a-feacIss the sale
q. Sale 20 c0r,Ias7ca at ~ o'cl,ck VI an 20 CON
tlnue from day Io cay till cclnPi~teI
JOHN :. CG0S.
ColtsrfcT ~ TGTss - the Dssf-s-f 7f C'1f.n15f4
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MARRlh.n.

MARR-RVM LAND On tn 2Ist Iarra-r ISIS
~ fhe Cathedral In baltimore, ty tue Rev Fafher
ststr.y MkEKON EkER ana CLARA 1. ROWLAND.
10th Il tins city.
C0LLIER--MEYEE. On the slst nit. by Rev. . .
"a bu'ler, Wa. COINS. Il a asAfngto.i. ID a. :.
erd HENRTEIrA NEyEE. q Pctersburr.Vs IRsl'
timorU Sun cupy.l
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THIS EVENING.

EAMES GUILD, Auctloneer,
1014 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
commencing at 7:0 O'Clock, viii sell i'll the auc-
tion ron, a general assortment o. Ne1 and Boyg'
Clothing, Remnants Of Cloths and Cassimeres,
Gents Furnishing Goods. Cutlsry, Plated " are,
&C. Ssies-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, cous-
mencinR 1t 10 q. N. JAMES GUILD,
msyS-srn Acctfoneer
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

Under authority Of the decree of the Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county, Va, IN the suit Of Roach
executors Roach's deyisees, the subscriber will
sell, at public auction at the east front of the Mar
September IS, 1875, at IL O'Clock m, Prospect
Hill, the residence OF the late JAMES Beach, Alex
andria county, Va.
The place lies near the Virginia end Of the Long
Bridge the south side Of the Arlington turnpike,
ard the west side Of the Alexandra canal; con-
tains 224 acres, ell Of the most excellent quality
about l24 acres, the canal being brick clay, Of
best description.
The improvements are . large and scbstart ial
brick Mansion House, outbuIldings, farm house,
barns. stables, &c
The land has been laid of in parcels and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: Twenty per cent. cash; residue in three
equal instruments, at 6, II and Is months, with in
terest to be secured by the bonds Of the
with good personal security. Title to be retained
until fell payment OF purchase money, and land to
be resold ct purchasers risk default in meeting
bonds at maturity.
8. FERGUSON BEACH,
auglS- e0td Commissioner of sale.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM.

By virtue Of deed of trust executed by James w.
parne and wife, dated December 2, 1855, the Tn
dersigned will sell at public auction, at O'Clock,
on Tuesday, September Z tn, at Guilford Station,
on the W arlington and Ohio railroad the tract OF
ing 2s5 acres and 2roods, lying or Bread hgu sad
the Leesburg Turnpike Road, In Lo1doun county,
Virginia.
Terms ct sale.
sugl9-l y. b MC6U IKE Tfustee-
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CHAEcEBY SALE OF VALUABLE QUARRY
SITE THE CHAIN B IL ALONG PHI THs
EEaNk OF TIE CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO
TAKE PLACE At WASH. r. wIIIIsms'
hLCTIoS ROOMS, NORTHW EST COkNER
OF TENTH AND d STREETS, WASHING
By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, in equity cause No.
liam c. Murdock ct al - we will sell NJ public
oion, al the aUCtil roo OF Wash Is. williams
northwest corner Of 10Th and streets in tn city Il
" ashlngtoH, ID. O, on TUESDAY, the I 4th lay II
sSeItsIntfI, a y: lol3 Il clcck ?. q all thos
aud located OIL the lin Of The Oheeapessc and Ohio
canal IN the vicinity Of the Chain Bridge. in the
District Of Columbia, AMI being about go feet in
width. 10y about u Of a mile in length, containing
And also. at the same time ard place. AM in con-
nection Herewith, We will sell Al the unguarrioI
s,ons, with tue Pedpeual right TO quarry the same
IN the portion u the land known a. the Potomac
Company Condemnation lying immediately west
II and adloinlug the above. cher with certain
Ielts am privileges 70 The u.e Of the bank # the
particular description 81 which will appear b. ref
ersnoe 70 the Proceedings in the above csuse.
We call attention 4 capitalists and others 20 the
above quarry which consists OF the beet quality II
blue store and which Is near navigation, easy 4
A plat of these quarries can b. seen at Wash b.
IiisnS anetlon rooms, corner Of 10th and streets
Any person CO. examine the qUarries ly taking
the canal road or the road leading from George
Terms Of sale One-iourth cash; and the balance At
y II and 10 months, with interest the rat Of 70
With security 70 the eltiefacton Of the rsceveri,
and lien retained on the property sold, the pur-
vii be required Of he purchaser at tn TIM II ssS
All cOnyeyancing at cost If purceaser a nat Of
SGT[iP 4. DiRNkIILE, Receivers.
"iLLiAn :, = W SsshhB b. Williams,
aceD Dads lbepl Auctionerr.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri-
Il Der has obtained iron the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, holding Special Term.
tate Of BARBARA WILLIAMS, late Of District Of
Columbia deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 20
EXHIBIT the same, with the vouchers thereof. the
subscriber, or before the Eth day Of August next.
sht OF the said estate: Give7 under nay bad, this
GEoRGE KLKINpIESsr.
mel u Amir n a
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fNOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, Cor,.sr Of TIA street
~ and Netc Yovk drenae, entrance on New IN
York avenue. The most private Lol An Office w
in the city Money loaned at the lowest rateD @
of interest on Gold s.d Silver Watches. Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols Lades' and
Geuflemen's Clothing, Carpets, aud ell articles Of
value, dsc2a-ly
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I'm TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsTkICT
III OF CDLCMBrA

SPECIAL T.y1, PyOtate ysrisdscfi0s, A4g. liza. l3.
In the natter Ct tns viii Of JOHN MARTIN:
Application for letters testansatary OF Shs ss-
bia. has this day beer sasde b. Felix Martin. Al
pereons interested are hereby nothed g sppsar N
next, at II O'Clock 20 show cause wy letter.
should rs, issue as ersyed Prortfsdr copy Of this
order be published once . veek for three v,eeka
y ss o x.ExIsTSR, Bssisssg " wis. !.
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MO HUMBUG-L RICE will par q fair cas- h
IN price for any Kind Of Lai es, G,nts' and Chli-
SHOES, &C., 623 It'll street, between ana a
south. Note By mail promptly attended TO. pylly
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING,
TRUSTEES SALE

E'HOmAS DOW L1Ntt
4 AuctiOneer and Zeal Estate Broker
At the Old stand Of LAtiIAeT ( Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and 2lth 81
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UNDIVIDED THREE SIXTIS INTEREST IN
DNELLIEG-HOU5E AND LOIS ON
SIN AND HIGH STREETS,
GEORGETOWN.
by Sirtne OF three several deeds of trust - ne,
viz: One GATED August 7th, ISL, and r2coIde5 l. L.
her No go, folio "a, one dated October 5th, ISL
and rec5ried in Liber No. 652, folio rs AMI o.le
dated December 26, Ell and recorded IL Liber No
Oh, folio j. and by the written suest Of tie party
whose debts secured thereby. will s!l al pub
lie auction, Ga THURSDAY, September ID, 1875 az
i've clock .. OF the premises, ali the unliy iiyd
thICe-sixths interest and estate Of Samuel A Rob
insOn, W alter W. II. Robinson, and Francis v.
Robinson, IL aud 10 the following described real
tate in Georgetown, 20 the D;J,ric. y Couatia,
VIZ: Lots number two hGndred aud thirty tiye 2I5i
two hundred and thirty six ZS5j tive hundred ard
thirty seven (2TD, two hundred and thirty eight
(LSsl two hundred and thirty nine 1892, tive hun
dred and forty (2i0D, two hundred and toYty-OLa
l2l tSO hundro and forty 1.-TWO 2i2', aal &c hun
drtC and lUTty threc .i3) in Beatty and Hawkins
addition 70 SAIL Georgetown, with the dwelling
house and buildings.
Terms of sale: one-third cash; balance ia equal
payments, at six and twelve months, Tor which The
purchasers notes viii be taken, bearing interest AZ
per cent from the day Of sale, and secured by =
the purchase money may be paid in cash az the on
ton of the purchaser. deposit Of fry dollars
viii be required of the purchaser at the time safe,
and all conyeyancing at the purchasers cost. III
the terms OF sale are not nrlied with in seven
days the trustee the right to resell AT toe
risk ana cost of the defaulting purchaser upon i've
days public notice.
WIN. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee
auP2l-lOt THOS. DOWNING, AuctiODeer.
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xRr r. virtue q; g deed % trust, dated A pril l. 4
D., iS7l, to Daniel l. Eaton sad myself. duly
recorded in Ltber No. Gal, folio 257, one of the
land records Tor shilgtOn county, in the District
misses, on MONDAY, September 18Th, ISIS, AZ 3
o clock IL, all thai G rtain piece and parcel Of
Washington, Il. q, comprised within the following
EeIes and bounds, 70 W.T. Beginning NJ the Stone
No 4 plated a. IA Io-thSest corner Of that part
OysIer, called "T-iIidsi," aud running thence
south seventy seven 10 degrees, east I've 80
perches more or ICES, with Oysters iiDe that runs
90 stone No ), 10 the west line, condemued Tor The
railroad; thence north tOrty-tvo aud half (f251l
degrees asst, one hundred and seventeen fll7D
perches and seven ~ links with said condemned
line 10 division fence formerly put up betwee a
this part # lot owned by Edward FeRwick ;
thence with said line fence north twenty three
degrees one hundred and thirteen tlls perches aud
hfteen l5l links TO locust tree standing al the eod
OF salt fence. marked for a corner; thence south
sixty five and a quarter (65a degrees wet, forty
eight l4cl perohes and seven Ia links. more or less
land formerly held by Mr.. Derrnger; thence with
seid llue and continuation OF the direction there
Of the beginning, stone No. &, containing sixty
four tsA acres one (D rood and twenty nine (9s)
thirty three ts3l perchss, sold TO one Mangnm by
iss ana L; Fenwies IA DEED dated September
lets y and So IN square S. lots ~, q, q %, -, IS rs
and q IA square Q, Of +. W. Jones' subdivision Of
Terms: 81 900, with interest at 10 per cent per
snnum from June 5, iS72, 70 day of sale, and ex-
penses OF sale in cash. and the balance at six and
twelve months, With interest from day Of sale sc
as a deposit will be required st time OF sale AL
conveysncing at expense Of purchaser. III terms OF
are n TrSs rsaeTre the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defauting pur
chaser s GEO w w. dssfiiCREnY sSfayng Trustee
aug1O eoSds j. I. OOLDWELL, Salesman
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtaine1 from the Supr enc Court
of the District q Columbia, holding special term,
letters Of administration The personal estate 81
ALFRED KIGER, late OF the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned 90 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, 90 OF
before the f4th day Of August next they mar other
wise by lsw be excluded from ali benefit OF fhe said
estate: Given under my bald this 2sih day OF Au-
gust, 1873 MARY n KIGER
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