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THE fLLIMOlS CENTRAL,


ANNUAL nEr0ltr OF riE n1RErrone.
Tho Illinois Ecntrnl Railroad has Just pr1b-
lehed tlle following advance slieot Of the nnnhal
report Of tho Directors fer tho year 1H7l, to be |
submitted tn tllo ANIMAL moetinE OF stockh0lters
to bo held in New York the last "Wednesday III
May:
This comranys ALLEGATION to net nsde tho proceeds
n s a na faer se y M r q o G rcse Of hs
Nrst ycar 4 was applied to tr payment of tho
halates q hslA ot previously pr"ye,l for n s!n.
hal, mud sl,uo7. osR Of notes rerctvab" for lanls
rohl, witt raHs. ~ rcazeh tn the genersl neeo"nt
Co1,rt nf Illinois han roa,rmf1 the Cumps1ys Hct!on
rgarg tia tlir'a of ~ .,ls. md faa .s IT rsnt
Tin sa'e Legislature. The f.art3rc IN 1874 stllrr'~
q G S4asf;es. u Y "a -. s:p.aes were :to,slt43 lr1Sng
sfaI aa 4 r., ~ asrtt 1 ~ =" 'n * g ta s.rsf for
wero nl,lcr contract wta sldn7 .7s dun tIcschron
10 tne o"niany a1 T.. acres Of tho "rsg'n*l
AHrnrrai mortgage las l,tcn 1larci upnn lilo rail-
way. ltnnr'l at *lo!1pp.no' It serrcs ny ias sin
ss,Mm.Gm yer etnt bentl$ For ths ntlittons
s51au0n, rrrnit.ud Under tlc mortgage. lrfo is no
Tia Dir,ct,rs a,usounco mora na'irfactnry mt
snlt FROM tiie trac III 1911 than for several yIrs trc
y!ous. Tho ersat rs tue d;l'; aud :lirI,'eaas Q:
tra,'Ae. T11e t r.ie waa sa77s aG!. III; ban'ru in
tsrsst scraunt salaolnao; yi,e,rl., ss,&',55s.7o;
lo2TinR IL rrcdit u ia..aGar scruut': Il9j,2H79.
Thl+ cnnrdeH the FIRST yrar u wording freight ao11th
hy rail irn Cairo. Tlle experiment l!as loan sctss-
she vounlo of h.:sirs4 ia. not been largo IL Irr
rlonn yearB. The bulk Of tho frcist from Cairo IN
r dI 1s ra an , s rser ] Ths so @
ltltiHchH interrlpted ty tho trcAltc iu tho spring
mud generally inert by 'he i:om1lcts condition ef
Tho tralc is rrrnnetatya mil ginning. Cairn ia now
t,a crnl1e IT I'M established irnio to mud from lho
direct than any oIlor Tie yantasu Of lila rail co-
nl'nchon over that by river hs been no 1n5raed TINT
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sore1i pcr cent Ro1a bonds
Of thu New Orlt1I.s l.irIc,
arsets III Sinking Fund
against Illinois Central
bpet cent bol.tla, iEallnl
III e1cfll1age therefor, -.
t1aBl1 assE:-...............
Miscellaneous azsota......
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Gtcrlilg redemption b;'n'ia
duo April l, lS75, Ii 1'cr
Currency rntlulnt.tIotl
lsalstis, t.a.s April !, 1850,
6 pee ceut..........,...
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o t,. II ' T't irt - ,',;a;.,,.. s,t.uJ a,,.I az
Ns.n .ne toua: ~ 1 n!"1 pss., ",u sue
@o.uIs ~ .a"'' NJ - "u.'1 .oy "1.s
Away oaen tooa W.: M l'r 'o. u slsonSy, as Ia's s
tno ' ~, nel"eess u e'asn '4a IL hoh'''S VI not
DI,au.'h ,ala ,,. .r.,, .,u
me hns ., sntl ae"Sa tsh; e iutu"Iu1 ss!1 ahs
nsaniie o. marty as ns taal asos ~, h1a ~ ano ..
1outiu " aillles 70 aus"or y: lin tnon tola Luz
r4s i,aa no.M"fo te son!.lShs , ~ enh"a.e t'a
t so,i sIuuIm I,',I E''o my s 1of ~ snnn ~ ~ nftu
Wnsd whon n tak her 70 Slt"ea" @ t'o ueae ol
naa e"na y mnahs ltoss. H. 11
was "oMefty iea.tal'Gi atu ho .htias.t.a M Ioua
iloIo nol pu!ns nlaa' ~ too Enso l.n oouy ~
70 nlIEot "'i'i u thont tlth NV !lun!i W. W.
!rot y aug S'sei ~ i'''iEfY oos", n1lu ~; s'a'
Duineu' atu tha l1alob s1'dn ~ 10" Poos el1
| "one't ML lus manure;
II, Ihn h'nE haa tnkeh hor 10 see the nealh ot
thls priest LA bl!o sn!Ellt Rao" the5 ~o!e Mot
neatleus III Eutol,aaln ealluu tl1oss'' 41uauhisla
ta''sht thas Though feliriods forms UeGn many,
doa w MHh Que; aha that ~ men "sfe Dfotlets.
| toHpaey haa thtfaol1cea soino prohleaoY
among tue rrldetsl:od' naat thoY could rSi'onheo
| tAe!f VOWS az Any lih'e' IoiY1aiHs hoS alho be9a
= tafe, bnt was nelnJ fedHcea' ohe con,4
tfasclthsohSn sla1n anywhere, hhd not be airatd
o. rn'icrlnR. lor hospitality WIZ nhbounhad'
There charity seomna to De equally 10. Tlero
wefo hospitals 10y all tho sick n1a aEei u vel u
Tor animals, cats, aoSs, ana sliraranuuatcd
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BtcrIluR + per crnt bonds
Issued IN exchange for
bont1s OF the Srw t)r-
leaila Line, .E!G53, 3,4U6. ...s
1tel1eEsard in 1911 by sii.E-
+pp fJt,,t}. i,fI f1flt1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11

~"Make me no CANDY wristIets,r ought
10 be The song now, in view OF the new ones
In fashion.
sIGen. Banks goes west this week IN ill
and Illinois.
~The Prince OF wales's visit TO India has
caused quite futter among a number of
speculative persons, who have effected in
suraDces on his life.
~Maggie Davis, daughter of the ex-presi-
dent OF the confederate states, is, IL is re-
Ter of the national bank of Memphis
@A rogue at Sacramento has been emin-
entity successful In passing for member OF
the LEGISLATURE. He kept up the character
by borrowing money, not paying his hotel
pass east TO attend the centennial.
ga voter on the train to Weymouth.
tuesday, when asked by the conductor for
his TICKET, said: 81 have lhic) made a d-r-e-f-
stead Of the lhicJ democratic ticret.%spSis ee
field Republican.
~Nothing incenses the high-spirited
American more than for any body 70 assume
sp air ofeuperiority 20 him. His pride won't
oruok any patronage or condescension. The
feeling is common 70 both sexes. and no one
bates TO be looked down ON 80 much as a
he world viii, perhaps, never resume
that Indifference % social conventionaliries
v hich prevailed In the garden OF Eden, and
s oho man az s is
env clipping his sWeetheart's neck with one
arm and feeding her with peanuts with the
other.
ga Montreal woman is in jaiI for beating
her husband; and now that poor man is
Obliged TO get up before daylight, and sp,it
wood and make the Ores, and 60 to market.
iorm other houshold duties usually usurped
BY the female head Of the house. he saws n
daily heating IL preferable.
"a Providence paper saye-oTime was
Wnen rs Was sufficient Allowances for n
Iears millinery, even for . fAshionaole out
nc We nave seen very pretty faces ana vesy
bright eyes aiming forth from Leghorns and
third or fourth time, while the flowers and
like the bonnots."
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EVENING STAR.
The SAD

Ar 40 when hrf looked Of 4. not seen an
= M sg>in on the hoor IL urnosiced win fall:
De inn TINE n assumes q familiar face.
no the fourth tine I. sceu in 10. proper place
he FIFTH time a. s looked the hooker III Al. !,
be sixth time says, Pshaw, why nobody ned. IA
I he seventh. the ID is source Of Eres; pain:
A the eighth he blurts out, There's that dsrnei
thing again"
The ninth time he wonders, II there's anything An
uyn
The tenth time b. reeds IL On leFs than = mioute
Al the eleventh he he IN ak cross the way.
~ be sees IL twelfth time, how such stuff Can pay
Thirteen times makes him think Il may be . gcoi
tlire:
While . fourteenth perusai the longing doth bring
Tween times he has Rad, and thinks he will try n:
BIS vile on the sixteenth entreats him TO buy 20.
4 ne ses epteepth day lis the theme 81 the home:
On the eighteenth he IL told that pay day l. come
for:
oh,t.eniieth reader. that's what adve,'s are made
Tor ". n MAJ.
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A MELANCHOLY STORY, told by the survi-
vOrs of The wrecked brig Helen q. Rich.
would furnish plot for a sensation" novel
far stranger than any which might be con-
jured up by the imagination. 1t seems that
after this brig was cast away on a sand ley
of the coast of Cuba, some of IT, peopl,
from the wreck saw Gus us human occupa-
non on an islet not far a~.y. living 80
This, they found the hull OF large iron YES.
Eel Whlch mad been cast on this lonely shore
and, near by, In various positions, were toe
remains OF four men-the only survivors OF
the crew. These had apparently been starved
10 death. They left no sign of their nation
atty or origin. II was only evident that a
large vessel had been wrecked on this key
about year ago, and that the crew, after
constructing rude shelter from the weather
had died OF starvation. So far as we know
they have not been missed. The wreck is not
yet identified as the relic of any vessel whose
fate has heretofore been unknown. The
simple story OF the wrecked men who found
this dreadful memorial is all that there is 10
guide conjecture TO the terrible fate OF a
ships crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11

DISAPPOINTED Mantle following
sad tale of disappointment is told by the
fortlapd (Me.l Press: "a lady OF this city
recently started TO ride from Boston 10 this
city on ticket which read From Portland
10 Boston, but the conductor said IL wasn't
good, and she was obliged to purchase a new
ticket. On her arrival here her husband was
very indignant at the conductor, and decided
TO test the legality of the thing. Conse-
quently he purchased a ticket for Boston,
and then started back on the ticket that the
conductor had refused 10 accent from his
wife. He had no idea that the ticket would
be accepted, and he saw a chance for a for-
tune by being put of. de had consulted an
thority and decided not to be fooled, but to
OFF. why then suit against the road and a
large sum in damages. But, alas IL didn't
work. When the conductor came around he
TOOK the ticket without a word and the would
bly, disappointed with the ways OF rail-
roads,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11
THOMAS BOWLING,
L AuctiOneer and Real Egtnfe 8roker
At the old stand Of Lshmer . Cieory,
southwest corner Pepn1ylvania avenue nd llth =

Auctigneer and Real Estats Broker.
At the old stand Of Lstmer Cieory,
coutnwe@ corner Pepnsylvania avenue and llth C.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING HOirSE
On " STnEET, NEAR LINGAN STREET,
GEokGETOWN,A AT AUCTION.
u. tivsIy the 18th day Of Noysmber, A. b. iGs,
In Lfeer no 7el, folio z34, and Liber No 7s folio
80 81 the land records for the District OF CoIum
ba and q the request Of the party secured thers6v
Ne viii sen at public auction in front Of me nrsrn
isec is On nSDA the S3d daS Of November, A.
Lots numbered III ard ii, IN ThreIkeId 3 sddifton
to GsoIgefovn, in the District Of OoIuubia A
bounded aafollo.s: BeGinaiae for the sane a. 4
1oilt on the north line Of ID street sst 10 achss
te same eeiLe the center Of the divfon wall Of tn
two houses bnif the said lots aud the southvest
corner Of Emma h. PettinGill's Ios aud run theocs
nortn parallel TO Liagan street one hundred aod
twenty ieet thence west DarAllel TO ID
~ seven feet eleven tochts. thencs south 10 feet 10
teet the nee with the north line Of "a street ea0
70 Ine piece q beginning, together With the I'm
Hosemenfs, Which oonaiss OF q very comfortable
twe.story Frame Dwelling, vish beck building:
on,ns With interest e per cent, secured By deed
me cost q be PM chaser II the terms Of sale
not compiled with within i've days the Trustees
serve he right b resell q the risk and Of the
dessulhns purchaser A deposit OF oioo req uirss
MI WiLLIA d.ss, SSoRDoH,s Trustees.
rovil-did THOs. D0wLIHa, Auct.
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keal Estate Br okers, 1909 Penn. ave,

IRb STEES, SALE Or 4 VALUABLE MILL
TTnnSSftfhan N TT. COUNTY of WASHING.
b booS; DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIt, LYING; ON
~ LARGE BRICK MILL AND OrHEt
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust N the u,dar
Ass signed, dated Nov, mber 10th, ISM AID dniv
mded IN Liber gu, folio ST. OF e of the land re-
eoIds Tor The District OF Columbia and at the writ
zen r.9u,st 81 the party secured thereby, we will
O'CLOCK N on tbs premises all that certain place
OF parcel OF ground situate and lying In fine
OF ashlngton, in lie District Of Columbia and l.
part oil tract Of land called 'Larmar's Ou;lst or
pieassnt Plains. recorded in the land records Of
the county Tor the District aforesaid, in Liber "
NO. 22 folio l53, &c, said tract CONTAINS twenty
three 81 scres more OF less and is known as the
and adjoining the farms OF Mrr Hobbie DR. Hol,
aId Dre freLch. For q more parti,u lar descrin,
On OF sAld property and its metes and bounds
ence ~ had 10 the aforesaid deed of trust
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
each, and the balance Of purchase money in siT 81
t~eiye tIlb, aid eighteen (lsD months with seven
per cent interest per apnum until paid from day of
SAFE, the purchaser or purchaser to give Drouis-
sorry notes. Endorsed 10 the satisfaction of the trus
,tee. NO deeH given until all purchase money and
interest snail have been paid @2O0 Of the cash paw
mehts 70 De mace at the time Of sale, and the bal,
snce OF cash payments TO be made within ten (lOD
days from dsv Of SALE otherwise trustee. reserve the
nj u resell he property at the cost and risk Of
GeI ing purchaser or purchasers. All convey snc.
GEORGE W. RIGGS
ROBERT G. FOX. trustees.
noVIl-d&ds b. 81. WARNkR, Apct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
B. Il. E "a -; Broke, ana .,,,,o,.
BederAi ButldtnS1, corner 7th and sss nortkvsge.
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACTS
OF LAND IN AND NEAR UNIONTOWN,


FEDERAL Building, corner tn and 81. northvsss.
sLs AND q shIR THS21s
sSiE Il e. &
Hip ct al vs.. George W. 6uvau ct al, No 40s5,
Sa1 ;As fHss he n
as ssss. as
tract, Of land situate in and Uniontoxn in the
iyins south q !hs s.:.s!n branch d lie sotonss
on about May TO- 81 deed reeofaed I Iisss
=. A. No: -. folio M, one Of the land records
Rp g: h5 sm s. fs ~;
Of the late Benjamin p smith, the said point Of
and oSsrs to oss
rich, and running thence along and With the said
being The end Of said third Ens; tSsnce
edge Of said road thence south io degrees vest Is
AZ degrees west Is IS 100 percSes With said outline
.2h degrees east to the center q as foot
SOUTHWEST Of said lots ant, and thence
DG1th ~ deg1ees east 2 feet to the place of begin
by said Tucker to e. y: Dunlop and others for a
the formed By the end Of the second and the
beginning OF the third outlines laid ont by sub
division made by said Duvall Is lot No. 81 for q
aforesaid, containing 6s acres of land more or less,
and being part Of land conveyed to said Duyal by
said Fox by deed dated about October Is 1866,
Of record in Liber r. T.. No j, folio l67, ct SCI
with the improvements thereon aud the sppurte 4.
nances thereto belonging.
hlso another part of said tract. called Clutches
ter embracing Lots numb cred 705, Too 739 to 1853,
both inclusive 75S to IA. both Inclusive 1913, 1874, 1885,
and Lot marked George w. Duvall," fronting IOJ
feet johnson street and ll3h feet on Monroe
division and a le-subdivisioD OF portion of said
tract recorded in llber No. 62S folio l4l, of said
land records together with the improvements there.
On and the eppurtenances thereto belonging.
The Improvements on said first numbered tract
consist in one two story and three story frame
buildinss, and said sub-ot numbered George W.
large story and attic frame dwelling and three
two story frame dwellings and outb ouses.
Terms of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
to paid in cash within ten days after the day of
sale, OF which 100 Is to be paid deposit each
tract lot so sold at the time Of SALE and the bal
suce In four equal instruments, payable in g. r. Is
and ~ months from the day OF sale, for which
the purchaser or purchasers ia to de-
liver 10 me their promssory notes, dated the day
Of sale and to bear interest at six 90 per cent per
annum. aud to be additionally secured by a policy
policies of insurance such of the property is
improved, to my satisfaction. The purchaser or
han one fourth at hi. her or their eesfiobp Tbe
title 30 be retained until all OF the purchase money
and interest the respective pieces OF sold
paid BRWAsps T9%:ae
oct23-s,tu,th j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman,
Republican,wf,ml
nrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account of the rain, until MONDAY, November
1 9Th, ISIS, same hour aud place.
nov.,hu JAHEs So GR%ARGs s T.s.,ss
fRepublican f, mi
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II L



BY direction Of the Honorable Secretary OF the
INTERIOR the undersigned ill receive sealed bids
Of the Neo.ho RyeG along the s1n,herp 1Ih iSs
OF the State Of Kansas embraced within what is gen
These lands offered for sale in com pisnce with
Inc proVislc1- u an act Of Congress approved May
IL, is1i U 3 Statutes at Large, vol. xvii, pp. IS
They win be sold the highest bidder for cash in
acres, at ss than two dollars Der acre Tor ali Of
Fad lands lying east Of the Arkansas River ard one
sl ~ ana nv, c-nts per acre for such lands lie
Printed iisI. describing the land. hereby offered
eating the inin uIn price az Which esc nn tract
held VIII b s.n; by mail to the address of any per
er Of the GeEeraI Land once, or 10 the Resistar
sha Receiver 81 the local Offices at Wichita and In
Person, ~ reg g purchase may bid for as many
srstely made .nd seaed and mus, b. for not more
man or hui and sixty aerss and conform to
Bids NUT be sccOm panied By 10 p.- cent OF the
S 31nt pc a. Guarantee Of the good faith Of toe
The balance not paid, will be fIrf-itsi Should any
bid te reyeet-t Tie sum Deposited Will be returned
Parties VII Ise bids are accepted will be notified Of
such acce after the opening of the bids
notice has been duly mailed payment il full be not
made TO the Commissioner Of the General Land
bid was made all be again subject to sale.
,,i zen Per csai deposit required 10 accompany
Gates Of dePosit, certified checks on some govern
ment depositoTy PAYABLE 70 the order Of the Com
1s,es OF the General Land Once, or in cur
The night to rejec; any and all bids is expressly
All bids mnst BE- sealed and addressed to the C,,
m'S.ro1eT ~ ne 6eneTGf LnHd OJtes, WashtagtoH,
~. e., aud iEdOrsed BIDS for CherOkss SIP
Bid; win Be received as above invited uutiI q
lpen amer which they "i be dgly ofs1sd and sc'ed
Commissioner Of the General Lnna On.
oo.alAEtcR, ~ q September Is. 1875. oc7-th Ct
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u II. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets T. W

IS. a. Rsal kt,ate broker and Aue.,oneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets Z. W
BusTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED AND IN
iMfk0EIp xROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
18Th AMI I4rH sTRiETs, N5RfHaWEEsyTE,
l0TH AND K STREETS NORTHWEST
is7. duly record. in ISsT si No. M f Eiit
$50 one OF the and Records for the District of
uta and at the request OF the parry ed there
pr. misses ret pectivcly. on THURSDAY, November
1eh ISIS, the FLOWING described real estate Sit.
us,ein the city Of Washington, District Of Colum-
st 81 O'Clock p. m, the north twenty FIVE (2s)
Iset OF Lot NUMBERED six 90, in square numbered
tbree hundred and forty three (3s3, beginning for
bered three hundred and forty three (s43 aud run
ming thence west along the south line Of street
twenty I'VE (25j feet thence east one hundred Iiool
feet parallel TO the first line to tine west oe of 10th
street west thence moth with the west line of 10th
street west twenty nye 25) feet to the place Of be-
And At 4 O'Clock p. m aIl of Lots numbered two
and three 90, In Davidsen's recorded subdivision
two t2s2l, on the south ride Of New York avenue.
between 18th and Hih streets, northwest, said lot
three - being improved by threestory and attic
Terms: One fourth Of the purcha,e money in cash.
AID the balance at 8, H. Is and q months at 10 per
cent interest from day Of sale, secured by deed Of
Of the purchaser. deposi. Of $50 will be req nred
OF the purchaser on the 4 strest lot, and $50 On
yeyaIeing at cost Of purchaser or purchasers IF
tie terms of sale are not complied with m seven
days from day, Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
the tefauting purchaser or purchasers after i've
days advertisement.
E EEs5sMIN +: ssSy5TbbEERR.,, Trustees.
row eoEds j. 7. COLDW ELL, Salesman,
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TkUsTs E's SALE
VALUABLE MILL PROPERrY
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
SEVEN NILES FROM WASHINGTON, D. @

By virtue Of Q deed OF trust 10 M. data ,bs
IGh DAY Of October, 1873, and duly recorded 10
,0e, No folio ~ ene the land records Of the
sse OF the Darty secured thereby, Win Seii
A d, 1875, ct O'Clock .. n, on the pfSSisea -
proysIy 6n0yS r. 2: DsFcrofts MILL SAID IroSsrty
Run, enc mile vest Of Bailey Gross Rosds, seven
miles from Washington. d; o., and d! mile from
AIexen0ris, Va. and consists Of 0fist Hill 0SW
I'll. and pvealfng, twenty four acres Of Land, With
Terms Of sale, coniormably TO Q deed OF trust, A
together With expenses Of sAis, In cash; aud the
balance In tvo equal annual Daymeuts, bearine in
on the premises. All exDensee Of oonyeyance TO be
q the cost OF the purchaser deposit Of one hun
struck on. the to be forfeited ri the fer4s n
sale are not complied with In ave days affsr ale.
noys lot' ALfRBD ". ROW1LL, Trustee.
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III II. " ARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and A uctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and SITS northwest

CHANCERT SALE VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
RIAL ESTATE SITUATE On CONNECTICUT
AVN z, BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS
NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, on the 4tb
dsy of November, 1875, in q certain cause
therein depending, entitled Sslle l. Appleby ct al
vs.. Thomas II. Winston ct al /, and numbered, in
equity No. 2N3, the undersigned will sell at public
auction, in front of the pr, mi ses at clock D.
on SATURDAY, the 20th day Of November, 1875
all ID certain piece or parcel Of ground lying ia
the city Of Washington, In the District aforesaid
known and designated on the ground plat OF plan
thereof as lot letered b, in Harris aud Grammer
recorded subdivision of original lot numbertd three
90 ia square Numbered one hundred and sixty four
(lG4D
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase mo. ey is to be paid cash, and
residue in three equal nstalments, pay able pee
lively in Xix, tw Give and eighteen months, with
teIesf from the date of SALE the rate of eight
ceDtum per annum, until paid, for which are to be
cuted the prOmissory notes of the purchaser, Sc
cured oy deed OF trnst upon the property. deposit
OF go Will be required with the accepted bid, aud
all convey arciGg is to be at the cost Of the pur
chaser JOHN SEIpEN, Trustee
nOy9 j. T. COLDW GIL. Salesman
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THE EFFICACY OF SWEET POTATOES
The Ctlca Observer has the following: =. A
clerk in a store at st. Johnsbury ordered a
skeleton wonan-used 10 display dress
goods-removed the other day; but coming la
and seeing IL still in its place, as he supposed,
lnrew his arms around IL to carry Il away,
when he found il was flesh and biool
woman; she would listen 10 no apologies,
and told her husband who came TO Inc Store
Tor vengeance, but was soothed with gift OF
six pounds of sweet potatOesn
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DIED.

HOWARD November 9, ISIS Al Q O'Clock Re-.
daAs.
Funeral from residence No Ii2- 18th .tre.t, be-
tween l. and M. OF Friday At a. O'Clock. Friends
and relatives are REQUESTED 60 attend.
MARLEY On the 10th November lsys GFo w .
MARLEy, aged 30 ears
The funeral will take place 20 morrow FRIDAY,
from l32s q street northwest. al ? o'clock Ria
uNes and friends are respectfully invited.
sTElNLE. onthe morning of the nth inst q,
only Of Frederick snd : Christina Steinle ae.d
10 mouths aud % days
Funeral Saturday, November 18th, At ar m The
fTleUds and lain tances invited 20 attend n
NANSClNEB. On the mornins Of the 10th inst /.
81 O'Clock o. m, ALICE, youngest daughter Of
Charles II and Marioa VAN Ciyer, aged year and
II months.
Weep not for little Alice.
Her gentle spirit is fiel;
She sweetly sleeps with Jesus,
Among the silent deal
On. Lord, Thy viii be done
Funeral will take place from her parents resi-
Gence, corner at aud streets
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THOMAS BOWLING
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
fAt the old stand Of Latimer l. Cleary,I
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street.

LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET; BETWEEN $ AND T STREETS
BE LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, AT AUC-
TI0N.
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November ~
olS5, at Az O'Clock, in front of the premises,
shall Sell lets g 10 aad II, IN square sos having
Terms: Onefsurth cash; the balance at II and is
months, secured By aided of trust with notes bear
ing interest at per cent per annum Cow an
cling at purchasers cost. $50 down at time Of sale
on each lot.
nov5 dts THOS. BOWLING, Auct.