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WAsI1fNGToN's Personal APPEARANCE.
1t is a remarkable fact that Washington's per-
sonal appearance, although well known to so
MANY has but rarely, if ever, been described
by his historians. Even in Irving's Life
there is, nothing satisfactory on this point.
The Journal Of Commerce having been written
to on the subject, has given the following de-
scription gathered from various sources:
"Washington was six feet two inches in
height, with a very erect, robust, stalwart
frame. He had fine breadth of chest long,
well.shaped, and very strong arms; broad,
large hand, with grasp like wise, and very
straight, wellrounded lower limbs. He had
a large head, set on strong, full neck, with
a commanding carriage. His hair was brown,
or dark auburn his eyes graysh blue, set
far apart, and his complexion ruddy or forid.
Stuart, who painted him, declares that the
sockets Of his eyes were larger than he had
ever met with before, and the upper part of
his nose broader and fuller. All of his fea-
lures were indicative Of the strongest passions,
although his judgment and great self:com,
mand made him seem different in the eyes OF
the world. He appeared with great dignity
in any position, either sitting, standing, or
walking; but he was bold, expert rider, and
never looked better than on fiery horse,
whom he always kept perfectly under his con
troll. He was dihident on occasions, but new
er abashed or ungraceful, and his personal
presence always inspired confidence and re-
spect. We have gathered these particulars
from dozen different authentic records, with
out finding any thing like satisfactory de-
scription in one Of them.
Dtay" A new railroad question has arisen in
volving the right of a company to abandon a
station. A Connecticut railroad company
which has seldom paid any dividends, in or
der to reduce expenses, decided to abolish s
certain station and did 80, refusing to stoI
any trains at that point The citizens peti
toned the railroad commissioners, and find
ing their appeal unavaiing, applied to the
Legislature, and that body passed law or
derng the company to stop their trains at thu
old station. The stockholders of the road
however, have unanimously rejected this or
der of the Legislature, and the courts will b.
called upon to decide the matter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-08-26

"Oh how tired am" said Virgilia plain
lively, when she had got through. "Is that
all? Can rest now?"
"Yes, you may rest. Come with me to your
own room and lie down"
He extended his hand. She placed hers in
it. and suffered him to lead her to the cham
ber, where, with sigh of relief, she sank upon
a sofa, and appeared to be quickly buried in
a profound slumber. Mr.. Holdweg returned
to the sitting-room, and taking up the just
completed letter, read it through with an air
of consideration.
81 do not know if this will be of much i'm
portance," he said to himself when he had
finished it; "but think I'll let it go-it may
plant thorn or two in sensitive place, and
thus farther my views. 1t will depend upon
the estimate they place on Virgilia's judg
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-08-26

In BoTH PLACEs.-When it was not as
popular us now to have colored people in
churches, colored woman presented herself
for admission to DR.. Baldwin's church, Bos-
ton. An influential member was greatly op-
posed to admitting her. "ls not heslsters, ex.
perieuce good ?" asked the pastor. "lt
is we'll enough" ado you think she is not
Christian Y' "Perhaps so." eff she is a
Christian, will she not 60 to Heaven?" The
man intimatcd that he would not care to 60 to
Heaven if it was full of negroes. Up to this
time the candidate had not spoken. She mod
estly said, "Well, brudder, you 60 to hell,
you find dem dar, too
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
Lost.

TIE TAO ORDINANCE RRA-A
l lating 10 Dogp, Of high or low ~
degree. win Be strictly enforced sn&T
and amer this date. Lnok out for your canine
pets. fsrsons desiring tass ean procure them
HON the Town Narshsl Or sithsr Of the Gold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11

B.cKrs Backs Down. Back
us. the practical joker. was in town In
Connecticut the other day. AMI ~ he
started for New York no stood on the
rear platform Of tho last car OF the train.
Jus, as tho whistle was blown and tho
cars began to move. Backus espied big
fellow lsunging in the depot, and shaking
his fist at him in assumed rage, he
shouted:
"Oh. there you are. you villain. i
havo been looking for you all over this
cursed town. oh. you knave. you thief,
You scoundrel''
At this time the train was rapidly
moving out Of the depot. and Backus
wildly shook his fist at the astonishsi
stranger. screaming. "Don't wish i
had time to get OF and thrash you, you
scoundrelr'
To the horror OF the minstrel joker
tho train was stopped and backed into
the depot. Backus made rush for his
compartment in tho drawing room car
and locked himself in. just ~ the
brawny. listed depot lounser boarded the
train and howled:
"where is that damned dufier who
has been looking all over this ere town
for mei"
Backus kept himself in his prison
until he reached New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11

A rxw evenings since Brother Ham,
mond. referring to the power OF faith.
said that no beloved II tho Lord COM
handed him TO jump over the moon.
that he would 10 enabled TO accomplish
the feat. This reminds Us Of negro
in Virginia. who was very devout. and
in Que OF his exhortations ho said that
IL the Lord ordered him to jump
through brick wall. that he would
jump at IL. Upon being questioned as
To whether he thought he would bs able
to 10 through the wall. he said; Jump
ing belongs to mo -gwino through be-
longs to the Lord. ."-Stocktoa LcI,isr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
,oMg AND NIX HEALED.

IL matter. not what your trouble may be.
e,,,e and lrt the Doctor examine your case. 10
will COS, you nothing fos consultation, -obieare
call ani satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
un,ler. tand. your eAse. tf he can cure you he
viii tell you 50; N not, he viii cay 20, for he
will no, undertake a cure unlcrshe iseonndeut
of a1csting the ranie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
MipDLE-A0ED MN.

There are many of the age OF thirty To slty
who are troabl-d With too frequent evacuation
OF IN. bladder, oftcn accompanied ny slight
,msrtinx % burning sensation. and weaken
Ing OF IN syrtem In q manner the patient can
moi account for; on examining the urinary de-.
u,.it- q ropy sediment win often be found, and
somstime- -mall particles of sibumen viii ap
p.ay. or the color will he of thin and miiki-h
k,.. again changing tn q dark and torpid Ap-
,ssarauee. Thsrv are many men who die Of this
5lairulty. Ignorant - the csu-e. which is the
second stA.;c of-emlnal weakness. DR.. \. will
ynar.ntce . perfect cure In all such ea.cr. and
a hcsiIhy rc.totstion of the senito urinary or
gsnr.
R-Ouly an interview required In Ana
,ority Of eases; balance Of trsainent can he
,,pdnetcl al home without Interruption OF
business once hour--l0 to !, To ). and TO
a supday--7 To 4 y. q. only. Consultation
x,.e Examlnation and aiviee. -.
rey- Dir n. ] sPEsk. late SURGEON In iiel-
i.yus Hospital. IL nov associated with Dr.
sn,nucy, and win give special attention To the
,,..t,nent of di-eare- OF the EfE and kAR.
Aiso PsIvATR DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
HrAii communications strictly eonndsniiai.
To'' nR. A. n. sPINNHY,-
10 boz sta. Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
THE EVENING News
QUIZ ADvRRFisINo AGkNfs

9. ". caAxs... .t,s Montgomery st,, saA. .Irssoses
.. u. flirisailL 4 Co....N psft kow. New Issf
SoLs Aansrs fsr the DON ilIlI pAIIf Nlvs. sfs
authoriIed 70 contract for Inserting advrrtissDs10
for us 81 our lowest cash rates In coin. Ahssssrs
are requested 10 leave their orden with sithsSd
the Above houses.
AGENT AT CARSON.
4. YREp. BROOKS n our Agent at csrsea
wherr pefpons wishing 10 subscribe for the 0sIB
HILL DAlLr hBws cav leave their erders.
JOE woRK.
yop Wosx slseutsd Il he Hnvs once mast b
paid fer on ds!ivsIy. nnis,ss psr,oas asviss 1s
pr,etoy. No deviation from this rule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11

Gold Hin. Nay ., ISIS. syss I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
DIR. A. B. SPlNNEY,
Has Removed TO No. fSS South

street. Virginia, opposite chsmplain nouss.
Dr. spiaaey, well known throughout the
country As . PAiholoei.t and fhy-iolosist,
whose successful treatment Of certain physical
Disabilities aud functional arrangements de-
seryedly cutitle him 10 the familiar rceosni.
tion of the GREAT SPECIALIST. would re-
specifically Inform the citizens OF virginia tity
and siciaity that his incrvs-in. patronage de-
fuslding more commodiOas apartments, he has
removed To hi. new Office, No. i>s south Z
strvct. Virginia, seven doors north of the
French Drug Store. where he win Re pleased
To consult with all. thus giving insAlids an op-
yoEtlnity OF ri,lding Themselves. through his
professional agency. of sneh constitutional an
noyEnce- and ailments .. he claims 10 compass
and to cure. without entering into bio.raph'
ical ictlll-, Il IL sufficient to .lnpy promul,
gsie IN. fact that DR. sPiNSEl's eariie-t
reputation may be traced back tn hi- inausu-
ration aud conduct of the Montreal Canada
Ea.u Medical !nstitnte. The regime OF the
Ensli.h Pharmaceutical Colleges 70 gauged ny
.n elevated standard An extended .xpetienee
And an a.siduous study Of the varied phases
Of disease enables him IN guarantee assurances
OF sueer-. In the eradication of the multifofm
chronic affections incident To both seIr-. sueh
.. Nervous Debility, Exhausted vitality,
Youthful Exce--es, Marriage tmpediments.
aud ,,hr,,nlc diseases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
YOUNG MEN,

Who may he suffering fom the eheei.of youth.
fal t,ll.- or indi-crct.on. will do well Ia avail
Themselves VI this, the greatest boon ever LAID
AZ the altar % -uffcrir. humanity. DIR. SPIN
NEY will guarsntee to forfeit ave hundred dol
lar. for every case of seminal weakness or pfi.
vH,s disease Of any Kind or e1ar>eter which ne
undertake- and falls to cure. lie would. there
kprr. .sy 10 the unfortunate sndcrcr Who may
y,si thi- notice. that you Ar. trvsdlng upon
dapVcrcu. sround when Yen longer delay In
.,klag the proper remedy for Jour complaint.
You may he In the nt-t -tsgc-remembcr, you
are appru.ehinr the hst. II you are bordering z
u,sn the lat, and srv suii.rtng rone OF all oi
ia evil effects, rsmsmbcr hat u yoa obstinate.
ly PERSIST in proefnrtination. the time must
came when the most rkiilfal physician can rcn.
der you no assistance: when the doors Of hope
viii be elased against yoa; when No angel sf
msrry can brins yca relief In no case has the
Doctor failed VI success. Thcn let not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination. bat avail
yvurss II of the benedeiAl results of his trvat.
.seot b~iore your case 10 beyond the res<h Of
medical .kill. or hefors grim death hnrries you
IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
TO ruR LADIES.

DIR. sPiNNHY. while naturally Impressed
with Oh. deliea6y of the sablect feels 40 heel
fancy In a.surtng thea, that. In conjunction
Win n eompeteIi 1 kbow ledge of their various
sanerin.., such as Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness, Loss of Appetite, iAssiiuds,
Prolap.a. Uteri. kc'rOsvrstons or Displace-
u.ul Of The Womb, Vaginal Irregularities. lru.
ehorrea, Dyspepsia indigcstion, constipat.en.
and many petty, Irritating disuseuoas .hA'
Ire n, ,iou he can AFFORD them .m q ediate relief
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
ANOrHIR'a


she has the ms.l Allaring syes,
A nttls 0rceian noss;
She usar the msst bewitehing guise,
And pArti-eolcrsd ho-o'
Her toaeh can thrill one strangely when
one eia-ps her In the dance,
A. lsast. tksy tell me 90 -bst thsn.
insvsr bad the ehaneei
Her melting tones. 90 people saJ.
Inioxieate the brain,
And leave, when she has zone away.
4 Joy akin 10 pain.
Her voice 10 like sweet musie when
IL. strains Are con and low,
ss those who've heard II say-sut men
never did. you know.
She make. the rloat superb ra9o.f-
knits stockings BY the seorv,
Knows Latin, aud Italian too,
Gresk, fr~eeh. and plenty merei
shes Just the girl tn sweeten hfe-
Adorable l-divinei
In shor', che IL rs,fst wifs'
Hut then she lent minei
National Republican., 1875-11-18
EOR SALE.
sos, 1000 a r Es
VALUA LANDS
N KANRAR

By direction Of the Honorable Secretary OF the
for sn1 or al Of s Snsod Sds
west Of tas hso9ho river, along the southern Line
EenersIiy Known As he 'scherofee strip "A>' =
These lands are offered for sale In compliance
NAY lSS 70. s. stasasssSstcTstEs, T6i. XVI.
they wili be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
In quantities not sxceeding one hundred and sixty
said ands Wing east OF he AriRSsa sTer Al and n
one aoiaF and MY cents per acre for such lands 40
PrlIed lists, describing the1.nas hereby offered
for sale by their proper legal subdiyisions, and
held viii be sent Sy ms the sddTess Of any per-
son making sgplicitiCn therefor % the CominIs-
and receiver q the local 0fces At Wichita and In
Perions eherinS 70 purchase may bid for as many
tracts e they may desire, but each BID must os
aDs .SS Vs aS iSr coS oS
form 70 the legal subdivisions embraced In the
Bids must be accompanied By ten per cent. Of the
amount bid as guarantee Of the good faith Of the
se Ssnee not PAID. viii Ss foreed should any
bid be rejected, the sum deposited VIII be returned
Parties Thoss bids are sceeptee win be notified
a :ush .; soSn t 9Reag lg. o. ne
such 81 o RGtice has been duly NAILED psy1sssts s In MI
Land Once OF the amount bid, theland upon which
snsn pid was made viii BE- again sab1ect 20 sale.
BIDS nay bs rsmitie6 n O Post Once ordsrs
cstes Of deposit, certifed cheeks on some Goyern-
ssss Isaa ss 6S % Cum
me right to reject any and all BIDS Is expressly
dsnera sSd oss e tSs
ington, y. Cl" and iadorsed "Blds for Cherokee
WIN Be ssseivss e ssoye invited un. ~
ls,S amer which they w be qc'E oPsTHsd "a sessd
B. a. :. tss sssss Las s once
OClo- W wv
National Republican., 1875-11-18

x0t8ro D4L9~
RT b. II. WARNEn.
Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneert
rRusTEEs, SALE OF IMpRovEp AND IN
IMfEgyED PhoFERTY on on q TIE seuTH
sID6 0F NEw YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
sS&sEs oE TENTH2 h ~ 1Nb thS foUEax < sTaEEfs Eis
~ b: lEt @ @suiL rss0.dsd q IlSss No. "a folio
Columbia, and at the requsst Of the party Sc s
cured thereby, We rin sell e. public saetion IA
DAY, november Is. 1876. the foiIo1inTa ~ oeseStssS
real estste lttnste in the city OF Washington Dis
AZ s:0 o'ciosr D. m, the north twenty-five cz0
tSres hSndrsd ssd forty tsi fSa
me sane e ne northeast % eQrnsr q said square
snd !unnlng thence west along the south line cf
TX street north one hundred 600 feet, thence
pa1se % ss ss line s1s e Rs
west Line ef Tenth street west. thence north with
= And * SsiscS p: 3. II q lots numbered .Eo
VISION Of original lOts IN square two hundred and
ss Hss
northwest said t, i3t snFee sy bslng improved BY
Terms: One fourth Of ths purchase money in
cash, and the balance at six, twelve. eighteen and
Rs6 q on s SS
ery sold or all cash At the option Of the purchaser
on the street lot, and s5o6 on the New York ave-
nue lots at time OF sale. AL eonveyancing at cost
Of purchaser or purchasers. IL the terms OF sale
are not compiled with in seven days from day OF
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the deEAulting
ment. BENJAMIN +. BUTLER, lr-,...
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER, Ifussees-
J. T. ooLDWELL,
nov6, 1918 Salesman.
ETHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, November 26, 1875, same hours and
places. By order Of the Trustees.
nolsSds T. j. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
SALE OF vAIuAEIE sIs. LANDS IN KAN
DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTRRIoR,l
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. 81, 1875.
4 hat are known as the "Kansas Indian Lands, -
embracing in all 133 sos. .I3 acres, and the "Dimin-
tshing Reserve Lands, embracing Ts "a acres,
making In the aggregate 2lo, ,47S47 acres, situate
In Morris county, in Central Kansas, about one
hundred miles west Of the Missouri river, are now
being soic under the provisions Of an act Of Con.
gress approved June q, 1874. The provisions Of
this act are that the settlers on the "Trust
Lands" whose claims have been heretofore ap-
proved BY the Secretary Of the Interior, shall pay
for their lands the appraised value in six equal
1875, the remaining installments bearing six per
cent. interest. There are 235 OF these settlers,
who are entitled TO purchase on these terms O
total number of %, ,1s0s7 acres.
The remainder Of the "Trust Landsn and the
Illuminating Reserve" are, for the period Of one
=, lSI6-subjeet TO entry by actual settlers at
their appraised value; payment 20 be made, one
fourth at the time the entry 10 made, and the re.
mainder In three equal annual payments, draw
ing six per cent. interest
All the lands not sold before June q, 1875, in
the manner above indicated, may be sold in
amounts not to exceed one hundred and sixty
acres 10 any one person, at the appraised price;
such purchasers to make payment, one fourth at
the time OF purchase, and the remainder In three
cent. Where there ts timber on these lsndi, o
bond viii be required TO provide against waste.
- These en- brace some Of the finest AGRICULTURAL
lands In Kansas: Their appraised value Is from
one to hfteen dollars per acre. Full particulars
in regard their sale be obtained By address
ing the Register and Receiver Of the Land Once
At Topeka, Kansas: the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Once, or the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, at Washington, d. o., who will furnish
copies Of the Instructions governing the sale, and
schedules showing the appraised value.
OOmmfssioner
National Republican., 1875-11-18
DY DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner Ninth and d streets NV.

DWELLING.HuUsEs, NOS. 1ol AND III d
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTH W EST, AT AUCTION.
=. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
2. "a, ct O'Clock, we will sell, by order OF the
~ owners, all OF lot 5,of Kibbey's subdivision OF
- square 57l, fronting "a feet four inches on
north street, with depth ofl05 feet, to an alley
story brick dwelling -houses, containing rooms
each: also, bathroom, water and gas. The loca-
City Hall, &c.
Terms-6ne fourth OF purchase money in cash;
balance in equal installnents OF six. twelve, eigt
teen, twenty four and thirty months, notes bear
ing eight per cent. interest. and secured by q
deed Oh trust upon premises sold deposit OF s1oo
required upon each house at time ofsale. Convey
An'iHs' "''' - DUEOHHsoN BROS,
noyls-d rStar-19l Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
o,,ro. o Aorrsa ooM,nssAar o, sussIsrEEcs,

Fort WHIPPLE. VA, NOV. 10, 1873. &
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, VIII be received
at this ONCE until IL o'clock m, December 10,
1878 for furnishing the Fresh Beef required By
the Subssteuce Department, United States army,
ct this post during the SIX months commencing
January ], 1875.
Also, for such choice cuts Of Fresh Meats as
may be required By the officers and ther fani.
lies.
The bidders VIII specify In their proposals the
price Per pound for which they VIII furnish and
deliver Of Fort Whipple, Va, the meats required,
and also the price per pound ror furnisning IL
information as to conditions quality Of Beef,
&c. viii be furnished on Application %
National Republican., 1875-11-18
PROPOSALS. FOR L00Rs.

Sealed proposals are invited until II o'clock n
on MONDAY, November n 1915. for furnishing
the Treasury Department ave hundred Tor more)
Iocle suitable for hstening warehouses. railway
cars, and for such other uses as the service may
: fhe proposals. must state the kind Of lock
offered. whether combination lock or otherwise;
also, whether used WITH or WITHOUT key;
and n patented, by whom and when, and the
names Of all the parties Interested IN such patsnk
The proposals VIII state further the lowest cash
price for each lock, WITH and WITHOUT, CIV
ing the Department the exclusive control u the
msnufacture OF the lock offered.
The proposals VIII % opened on the above date,
when bidders may bc present In person, OF by
their sgent or attorney, 70 make any explanation
Proposals rf1I Be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Trsssury, and marked Proposals for LockA"
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right 70 reject any
or all proposals and adopt any lock the IN
tsrssfs Of the service may require.
(Sigred) b. II. BRISI TOW,
/, rarzsgny DzrAsr,nxr. Noysnbsr + issA
noe-MWF6t -. - : :
National Republican., 1875-11-18

RALTIMORE q POTOMAC B. b
- DEPoT CoRNRR SIXTH AND B STREETS n. W
On and amer September Il, ls7Hczzzs.szs.zzr1
trains vii leave washingten rs fol-
lows, warrington time: -
psiiy. except sunday % for the S korts, M % to osnan:
daigua, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
7:15 Q; m, Express for Philadelphia and New
forh, daily, except Sunday,
e:D Q. M, Limited Express for New York and
I:s 4. a, Fat Line fls iSr the West and North.
lisp. m, Express for Phnsdelphi. and New
York and Eorfslk, Wis Baltimore, daily, except
$50 ,: M. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily.
go p: n. Phil.delphia express, for Philadel-
$50 p M, Cincinnati Express daily for the West.
Us 5: m, 9cr Phiisdeiphis. New YORK. andBos-
II Tam NIB sr POPE GREEK LINE leave ss rss,
Ts.in; "a sSr P pASHSPoL1s issT. ~ q s:oS I. n. and
Psf@.n PSIin Palace aesgIns Oar to oPittsours Is run
Puiiman Parlor Oar TO P1ttsourg ID run on the
train leaving At $500 o. N. daily. TI+l ~
pullman Palace Sleeping Oar 20 Rochester II run
% The trap Passe seeuins e. S r. Chicago on train
isfsaRRst 81 and iniornson can procured ct the
once. q ths PsI sd ehecred .. hotl ssnd phi
vs2e on orders len st the ofices Of ths
sosnnsny northeast corner Thirteentn street and
Eenssyfvania avenue, and on the northeast cerner
Tfsi fas FoT5nxS 1Zensi ssoAD
sorner Nx.n AAa D. N. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger AssnHso Ho P66iif%Ssl{PaRih q %i{Rs "a
a Superintendent. Baltimore. Nd.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
AUCTION SALES.
-'-'o'o'opfe.Scc is.ScS. Scc.'o-o-oo-c-oco-o
RY p. H. WARNER, -
Real Estate Brokes and Austioneer,

DY U. H. WARNER.
fsssr. h;sass sDSsss u,S and
TRUSTEES SALE.
<e date on me ssh day 81 JSly, q. B. is75'
rsSS5ses Ss Cd IL. IN l.as hSsr rl;a No. s f9o
insto1 county, d the District Of columm6ia, sia,
aud g the request or the party. secured thereby,
os ss 4 RSssp5' % R Sns ss Z
ID. 1875, ct 4:3o O'Clock p. M, All those certain
snd being IN The. county or WashinEton, District
OF Columbia, and known as lots numbered TIVE,
sns 1a ssn $
twelve. uo, II. L Of another tract Of land called
dis sas or Sf hiss
So.of the land records Of q the District q oOamsis.
corded in Liber Z. 9. Z. No. q folio 50 or said
Terms Of sale: One half cash, and the residue In
twoequal tnstallments, at six and twelve months,
viii be required Of the purchaser az The time coz o.
in one week from the day or sale the Trustee re
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
1eS ee 70 Be In e
printed and published In the city Of Washington.
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sETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN;
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
IL THURsDAY,November1 IL, 1875, same hour and
nOc-sTurh 3. 4. TO ooLD%EEI. Ii R saiesnsS. &iss.
ArTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST:
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nOl3-FMw&ds ]. +. coLDwELL, salesman.