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MEASURING BY THE EYE.-Years ago,
says correspondent, when we went to
school in a little weather beaten school
house, what exciting contests there used to
be over the teachers favorite exercise OF
having the scholars estimate with the eve
the size and weight OF different objects in the
room! He would hold up his ane, and have
each one tell how long he thought It was,
and IL was lucky child that could come
within half foot of the right length. He
would measure an urchin AMI then have thu
scholars try to reproduce the measure on the
wall. He would mark Of an inch or a foot
or yard in some conspicuous place, aud
then see how near any body could come to
chalking the same length upon the black
board. And 1t was astonishing how wide
astray one would go. The fact is, our eyes
deceive us ridiculously even upon the com
monest things. AT first thought, which
should You say was the taller, a three year
old child or q -four barrel? and could any
thing but actual measurement convince YOU
that the same child is halfas high as a six
footer? There is an old saying that a child
two years old is half as tall as he ever will
be; and after a few experiments in measur-
ing one can easily believe il, but not before.
BoStO0 Transcript.
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@TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
- PRhTY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR
Z " ~ n


BY virtue of that certain deed of trust from Isaac
5. Holldge and wife to the undersigned, bearing
date May 5th, lS74, and Of record on the Land Re-
cords Of Vairfsx county, Va, Liber Il, No 4, folio
60 will sell at public auction. TO the highest bid
day Of February, 1885, at IL O'Clock m, all those
tracts or parcels oil iand aad 4ppurtenances De,
poles, and enc acre more or less This property is
improved by a new frame Dwelling, Barn and other
out buildings. and is O very desirable perty and
lies adjoining the property Of j. II Hollidse and
others, and was originally part OF the Sarah Sew
ali property.
Terms Of sale: So much cash in hand as will pay
the costs of sale, including commission of per
cent. on the gross eAle; also, the sum Of i've hun
dred and sixty five dollars and eighty five and one
thir cents and interest thereon from 5th May 1874
the like Of S565 ISL with like interest, 10 fall
due May sih 1876, and the like sum, with like inter
est, to fall due May 5th, 1877, aud the residue, any,
to fall due at such time as the said /. g. Holldee
shsn name, but, he declining TO name the date IL
payment, the to fall due the 9Th day Of May,
1875 and to bear interest from the day Of sale The
deferred payments to be secured BY deed OF trust
jsniS ' r. r TOWLTR, Trustees.
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nY-This is leap year, ladies, but look before

II
ngThis is leap year, ladies, but look before
you leap.
@A Roman Catholic bishop in Louisiana
has selected number OF colorei youths and
sent them over 10 Rome 10 1t them for the
people in this country.
~A novelty IN building is 70 have n win
dow directly over the mantel-piece. The e.
feet is said 10 be very pleasant, but IL must
be queer 10 lean on the mantel-piece and
look out OF doors over the clock.
~Hastings' female barber has been COM
PEELED 10 leave town for want OF patronage.
She said there was no use trying 70 do bust
ness In town where women stood around
looking into the shop window, gritting their
teeth and watching FOR their husband CD
c0gO journal.
nFA correspondent of the National Bap-
list (Philadelphial tells q romantic story OF
a young man named Randall, formerly q
resident OF New York, who was captured in
Syria by the Bedouins, married a chiefs
daughter and has converted her and others
OF the tribe TO the Christian faith.
~When little st. Louis boy has been
gone several days his parents miss him, and
the papers come out with advertisements
or i've years old, dressed In blue jean pants
and Jacket, and brown cap, ~ would be we'll
10 ship the lad 10 Mr. Henry Thon, No. 1000
FRANKLIN avenue, who is one boy short"
rVT The Louisville Courier-Journal reports
very sad case from Sandusky, Ohio. A
man hung himself there the other day be-
cause his wife wonidn { lend him thirty cents.
or IL his collaterals were anything AT all, it
really does seem that he ought to have gotten
that amount. However, money IA very tight,
and no doubt he was, too.
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fHPROvED AND UNiMPRovED.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
DistIi let of Columbia, passed In Equity cause No.
264 will sell ct public auction, In front OF each
ofthe premises hereinafter mentioned. on FRIDAY,
the 2Ist day Of January A. D: 1876 commencing at
clock m Lot No. 7. In Receiver subdivision
Of Square o. with the improvements, consisting Of
Brick Dwelling, according to plat Of survey 70 be
exhibited Ct the sale. SAID Lot being Connect
cut ay enue, near Boundary street.
Immediately after the above sale, We will sell Lot
No Is, in Receivers subdivision Of said So %,
being on 18th street, near Boundary.
Immediately after the last vale, We will cell Lot "a,
IN John w: Stairs subdisision Of Sauare Isl, On
west. Said Lots Is and 81 are improved By good
Frame Dwellings.
said lot = viii be sold at the risk and cost of the
Terms. q prescribed By the decree: One-third Of
the purchase money cash: and the balance thereof
in pfx twelve and eighteen months from day Of saie
with 10 Dor cent interest per Annum until paid. the
purchaser or purchasers to give their promissory
notes with sureties TO the satisfaction Of the Re-
cefvers. No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid. deposit Of SO VIII be
Quired each piece OF property sold when the Same
Il struck OF II terms Of sale be not complied with
in ten days from day Of sale, the Receivers
the resell at the risk and cost Of the default
ing Purchaser purchasers. ALI oonveyanctnR q
cost Of purchaser or purchaeers.
WILLIAM u. 4ATrIQGLY,l
PHILIP A. DARNGlLL1, RecsiverS.
WILLIAM j. 0ILLDR,
jaale-lN WASH. ,. WILLIAMS, Auets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
SQUARE 5sT AT AUCTION.

SQUARE 5gv AT AUCTION.
1Rt sTEtel SALE or VALUABLE REAL KS
TATE SITgATED BETWEEN IsT AND %
s1kEETS WEST AND " AND n STREETS
eUUTH, At PUBLIC AUCTION.
81 ~ yirtne of deed Of trust bearing date the
18th day Of May, A. ID, ls7e, and recorded in
Liber No CAS-, q; folio 34i Of the lana records Of
Tue county OF hngt0n, in the District OF Jun-
Dia, snd by direction Of the holder the rrymissory
note thereby secured will offer fox sale st puo-
nc auction, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY
The a1st day Of January, 1S76, al O'Clock .. n. .,
al that &c rIai tract parcel Of land situate the
CITY OF g. in said District to vital OF
sqrare numbered FIVE hundred and pinety-seTsu
t5Ht, containing eighty one thousand six hunired
and seventy five feet (5l SIS
The terms Of sale follows, to wit Two thou
sand dollars in cash. and the bsasce for which the
notes Of the purchaser shall be taken, bearing in
terest at the rate OF seven per centum per snnum,
pay able semi annually, and secured by deed of
trust on the property in six, elve, aud eighteen
months. deposit Of two hundres dollars will be
required at the time of sale. All conveysncing a.
the cost Of the chaser III the terms Of sale are
not compiled With in ten days the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost default
ing purchaser.
HALLET KILBOURy,l
JAMES NJ. LAfTA, trustees.
Jsn7-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
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"SoCIETY GOSSIP" Here is an Item OF
society gossip" from the Indianapolis Sem
tlnel: 1.-The way some Of the grangers waltzed
their gaily-dressed girls up TO the bar OF the
Occidental hotel last night, and threw ale
into them, would have astonished a camp
meeting and made a lemonade stand at q
Circng
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THAT "TERRIBLE CHILD" AGArx-At
the sabbath school In Deering, Me-, last
Sunday, one OF the teachers OF a Juvenile
class was explaining the necessity and duty
OF prayer. She finally asked one little girl IL
she knew what was meant by prayer. Tho
child replied that she did not. The teacher,
10 illustrate, asked the little girl, What did
your father say this morning lust before he
ate his breakfast? The child innocently
answered, "He said confound IL, this egg IL
rotten. ~ Boston Herald 18Th
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A CoLoRED PREACHER SHOOTS Boy

CoLoRED PREACHER SHOOTS Boy
Rev. w. NJ. Smith, colored, at Greenwood,
while on one OF his nocturnal perambuia-
lions one night last week, met a dog on tue
highway, drew his pistol and fired, missing
the dog but hitting and killing a little boy I'm
the corner OF the fence. This preacher came
here TO court on Monday and was in hurry
10 hear what the court would do about &C, IN
order that he might attend some religious
meeting Il A blffilIe Is "a IDresS
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THOMAS DUWLlNG, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY In GEORGE


- BY virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in
Liber No. 729 lilo 4, one OF the land records of
the District of Columbia, ana dated second day
OF August 1873, and at the request Of the party
cured thereby, viii offer at public sale: on MON:
DAY, the goth day of sep'ember, 1875, in front of
the pTen ises at the hour of clock .. all that
part OF Lot number 81. ia Holm, ads addition to
Georgetown District of Columbia, with the prove
ments upon the same: Beginning at the northea e
corner OF Besil and Monroe streets, in said town. and
running astw ardy along Bes street feet thence
nOrthwardy and parallel with Monroe street 80 feet
thence westwer6ly and parallel with Besl street Al
feet to Monroe street; thence south along the east
line Of Monroe street 30 feet to the beginning
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash; tire residue IN and IL months. the purchaser
giving his notes, secured by deed Of trust the
premises bearing interest at per ceat per annun
1.-The terms of sale are compi I'D with at the eud
OF i've days from the day of sale, the undersigned
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defsuting purchaser sfCer advertis
ing the same IN the "Eyening star Fl ve times.
r. p. JACKSON. Trustee.
sepl5-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
~THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed to comply with the of sale, the
above described property will be offered at public
sale on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day of January.
1876, at O'Clock in the afternoon, the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. A deposit Of $50
required when the property is struck of.
Il. p. JACK son. Trustee.
JaR45 t THOMAS BOWLING, A1ct.
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A GOOSE raised on the farm OF Mr. Thos.
Cissell, In this vicinity, when quite young.
began following Mr.. VIM. Bryan, who Was
employed on the farm, and was as faithful
and devoted 10 him as a spaniel Mr.. Bryan
having left the neghborhood, returned after
an absence OF fourteen months. Strange To
relate, the goose Immediately recognized fta
former friend, and resumed It's old habit OF
following him, never having honored any
one In this wise during his Absence Netso,
I-gfA- Eegfy,T
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The WORST MIDDLE on record is In old
Floyd. The county judge, believing that he
had the power, and that 10 was his duty, let
out the building OF a bridge across Little
Paint, near Its mouth, which the contractor
completed, according 20 contract Soon
thereafter the road com missioner, believing
that he was the man % do that sort OF thing,
advertised for a second bridge. right by the
side of the FIRST, which Is now almost COM
pleted, the two structures touching, and
costing over i've hundred dollars each
lCdtIettSbt1g ~ } Sentinel.
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STEAMER LINES.
STAR BALL LINK
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
SHIPS.

STAR BALL LINK
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
SHIPS.
Sailing regularly every month frem Watson .
Wharf, BROOKLYN. N Y, for PARA, EGAS
Perm AMBUCO, BAHIA Hnd BIO JA-Sl1EGH
NERO, calling at ST JOHNS, P0RTo-zA
RICO.
NELLIE MATRIF, 5000 tons, Jan ~, st2pm
JOHN BRAN NALL, 500 tons, feb. ., at D. m,
}. b. WALKER, AGO tons, March Is at N.
These steamers perfectly new, with All the
latest improvements, having first class passenger
accommodations.
For freight and passage at reduced rates apply 10
J. 8. TUCKER q CO. Agents.
decl6 6m 81 Pine street, New York.
NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON ANU GEORGHTOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
from Pier y, North Wharves, Philadelphia,
SATURDAY, at ~ IN. sH-% a
ID. o., MONDAY, ct y. II.
- THE line connects at PhilsdeIphis with Clyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line OF Steamers for Provi.
oence, Boston and New England States. no wharf.
9, r. HYDE, Agent for d. Of O.
VIM. p. CLYDE 4 Co, Philadelphia.
F.A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID. q. MINK, 40 s,evonshire street, Boston
AFreights delivered By knox's Express. Orders
left at General Sice sos Penusyl ania aven ue or
At the stesmers Wharf, viii be promptly attended
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Jas. .: BAsER, In the z1th year OF his aee.
His funeral Win take place from his late resl-
dence, No. 329 lith street south sast, e clook
Tuesday afternoon, January 70. The frfsnds 81
yited 10 attend.
MeLAIH. Amer e Ions illnss., Ct hi, rssidsness
1870, OF pulmonary disease, B. Z. Nc LATS, Of ths
Departme Mt Of Agricuiture, In the 9th year o. HI
Funeral win take plsce from the residence Of M
sister IN law, Mrs n. A. Hy at, I0le ilth :trssl
ary -. His friends are respectfully invited 70 e.
tend. -
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctiopeers
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID SITS i, northwest

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID sts, northwest
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE PERSONAL Eff
fkCTS OF IHk LATE 81. OLUF SrENER-
sEN, CHAMbERLAlN OE HIS tJEScY the
HING OF SWEDEN AND NORWAY. ANDEN-
n01 nNrkAnRDINARY AND MINIsTsR
ipILhEiPoTkNTI.Br TO THE UNITED
-, On MONDAY MORNING, lamar, %
yYyV con mencing at O'Clock, we sill sell at
"<s public auction, in no I'M No. 10, first floor
LeDroit building, corner of Sth and north
west the effects of the late NJ. Ulu steiner m
slsting IN part Of
Concert Grand Piano Forte, Ia octsves, Steinway
Sons, cost 8 800. and almost new
sDpIrb Piano Cover and Stool.
Once Desks, Tables and Brackets.
Turkish and Persian Carpet and Rugs.
Superior Brussels Stair and Psrlor Carpets.
IuIktsh window Cur aims and Hangings.
IBlaid Table, Boxes, &C.
Italian Marble StatusrV, Rogers Ststuettes.
French TRAY eliUg Clock, GslSsnic Batteries.
One psir besut fully ornamented Chinese Vases, 20
iEcb,s nish.
hbOu' 100 o. Sterling Silver consisting Of
Iabl = Dessert and Breakfast Forks.
Table, Tea and Egg spoons.
Fish h life aud FORKS.
Asparagus TONES. Soup, Gravy, Sauce and Sugar
49, OF IL has never been used
ivory handles
Hogers' ivory handled Table Dessert and Breakfast
Knives.
4 Collection of English, French and German Books.
Sketches 10 OIL, Photographs and grsviaRJ.
Together win many other articles unnecessary to
menuOn. The goods will Dc on exhibition tw o DAYS
before the sale. Terms cash.
JaI15 dts II. ID CLEARY, Salesman
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r-NACCINATIoN.-The opposition OF
French Canadians 10 vaccination is widely
known, and sad and telling commentary
on their stubbornness and superstition in
this regard is manifest in the fact that at
Montreal last week, out OF sixty five persons
who died OF smallpox, sixty-two were
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+; RsRskiiLL., $rrustes..
Janl0-tds BOWMAN 4 GREEN, Aucts

80 CHANUEk1 SALE.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court
= Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
cause No s3is, Hammond ct a, VS., hammond
Day OF January, 1876, at 4 O'Clock p. m !,
10 front Of the premises, offer for sale at public
6S, situated on the corner of Delaware avenue and
street south, fronting Ill feet inches on said U
street and 81 feet inches said Delaware avenue,
amp containing $50 square feet OF ground. This
property Is in the sQuare Immediately south of
the Capitol, and west Of the U. 3. Coast Survey
Office, and Is IN In proved.
Terms One fourth cash; residue in three equal
payments, at 6, IL and Is months, with per cent.
interest, secured by served lien the property.
Deed given on full payment Of the purchase money.
CoHyeyaDcing at purchasers cost. A deposit of
S25e will be required a. soon sold.
UUSCANsoN BIOS, REGINALD FENDALL,
Aucts. Trustee,
janld IRep.l Ofsce No 325 az street NV
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THIS EVENING.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

uOMAo LUW EIhE, AuCtlOneer.
MANuFACTURERSS SALE OF SUPERIOR SILL
hkR PLATkn WARE AND TABLE Guile
On THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, and following
GAYS AT 10 clock In the Morning, 3 .. m, and Z
O'Clock until the entire stock is DISPOSED of at
Store 347 Pennsylvania avenue, near l4th street,
L will sill the above large and well assorted stock
The ladies are particularly invited to attend the
sale. lIanl3-6tl Ta0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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DOMESTIC ECoNoMY.-My friend Jenny c.
has the cosiest little parlor anywhere about
here, and she tells me that IL cost but trine
to furnish it. Being farmers, and new be-
ginners at that, they had but little money TO
use even for the bare necessaries OF life. But
being gifted with love for the beautiful,
they were anxious to make their homes as
attractive as possible, and how they sue
ceeded we shall see. In the first place the
door must be carpeted, and of course they
could not afford Brussels carpet, SO Jenny
concluded to make rag carpet. And IL is a
handsome one too, none OF your mixed-up
concerns. She had few colors, but they are
arranged just as they should be. Well, her
husband is quite handy with tools, and he
has made a lounge, which Jenny covered
with dark green chintZ. He then made a
table OF black walnut, and some stands for
the bedrooms, a whafnot, and other articles
for comfort and convenience, too numerous
to mention. A mirror and q few pictures
are suspended On the wall. A wreath of
feather flowers In q neat frame, a cornucopia
filled with grasses and everlasting flowers,
and many other fancy articles which any
housekeeper may have IL she will but exer-
else a little ingenuity. In a future article I
will give directions for making some OF the
many handsome things that greet the eye on
every side in Jenny's parior.-Gernaaato'0n
TefeQTdph.
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~ Bishop Huntington, OF Central New
York, thinks the exclusion OF the Bible from
the pu bic schools sis foredoomed by circum-
stances that are to be deplored."
sIIn the haste incident to newspaper
work an occasional atrocity ia unvoida BILE,
but IL is time for some protest TO be made
against the abbreviation OF the name OF the
ever hard pressed for time, can be excused
for referring to any paper rs the Gal Ex-
aminer.
~For . Straightforward plea to tbs ques-
to that Missouri chap, on trial for m urfer:
"If your honor please, am guilty. I killed
the man, because he took my gal from ms.
She WAS about the only tltng L hal, aa' L
didn't want 70 live after she went, an' 1didut
want him 20 live neither. An I shoald be
much obliged to your honor il You wouli
hang me Is soon as possible"
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ONE Of The stupidest errors into which the
Misunderstanding mind can fail is the suppo-
Sition that bloofed dogs DO not XIII sheen.
In Virginia, a state which L. constantly sur
fering from canine depreiations, dogs OF un-
peachable pedigree, fresh from the kennels
OF oar0aric England, have been caught with
The gore OF the useful and inofensive eve
upon their jaws, nor have they seemed 90 ne
much ashamed OF their conduct. Ii may he
mat the aristocratic imported dog selects
only the finest Of the Imported sheep when
Ire dimes, but that he has wea kness for
mutton can not be denied wi In any approach
20 ACCURACY LlnLsLlae Cllgler LalrrnnL
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioncer..

YOUNG & MIDDLETOs, Auctioncers.
IRUsTEEs,sALE OF yALUABLEIaPRoyE
BkI0k bWELLING ON WEsT sIiE or
1lJH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN +
N By virtue of deed Of trus, dated November
- Esd. 1874, and recorded in Liber 766 foiis 3V,
Of he land records OF Washington county, District
Eote secured thereby, We viii .e at public auction
in frost OF he premises, on MONDAY, the 9th AZ
q n Ms g. oelocs al that piece
bis, known ard described IS the south half of lot
dred and nineteen tsiS1, subject 10 prisr deed Of
trust for g. SEQ dated November 18th, 1874, and re-
corded in Liber 767 folio 2S6, Of the aforesaid land
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash; balance IN and IL months, with
ten per cent interest secured by notes and deed Of
Tqst en- the a PTSDsr1y Gonye, sneins at guEches
will be forfeited pDIe the terms Of sale are com
be resold ut the risk and cost Of the deisutins
JAMES @. PAYNE
nov27-td YOUNG MIDDLETON Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, December Is, at same hour and place.
dec7-td YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
WTHE PURCHASER At THE ABOVE SALE
having failed to comply with the terms Of sale, the
Ss Ts'a s s sd bos4 and
isnodia 0rd'I YOUNG {, hSGitsT sIpDLEroN Aucts
ENRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE
1872, BETWEEN 18Th ND 18TH AND :
AND T SHEETS NORTHWEST, TWO
SQUARES NORTH OF SENATOR STEW
Arts RESIDENCE
90 by virtue of desd of trust, dated October
II. A ID. 1873. duly recorded in Liber 7S5. folio
1s3, one Of the land records for ths District of
columbia, and at the request of the party Secured
thereby, will sell, at public auction, in front
" the premises, on MONDAY, January 7rh, 1876,
At o'clock 2. M, the folowing described real es-
tate, situate, lying aud being il the city of ash
inston, District of Conmbis, to wit: All those Iots
pieces or psrces OF land designated on the Plat of
said city as sub lots numbered fourteen (l4t to
twenty, tO,) inclusive. twenty four ga twenty
bye %, twenty six 26,) and forty 40l to fifty two
t52, 1nc uslye and sixty six 1867 to seventy egot
as Inclusive and ninety two tg2) to one hundred
and four tl04,D incl all being in Cragin Nor
rison, Starr and Me,csf's recorded subdivision of
original lots numbered four a. fve,t5 six, go
seven, a. eight, (S,l nine, 90 ten, (l0b eleven,
90 twelve III aud thirteen, ClsJ in square mum
befed one hu, dred and thirty two, 10.
Terms of sale: Fifteen thousand us co., dollars,
With iDterestat the rate of six cent. per snnum
from April Il, 1875, subject to specisl taxes
due, and the Xpenses OF this sale in cash and the
balsbce at 6, II and Is months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by o deed of trust the
property sold shall be taken. deposit of two hun
dred dollars shall be required of the ct
the time sale and all convey sncng shall be at the
expense Of the purchaser.
J. s. MCKINNEY, Trustee.
Jsn4-eo THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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RRIED.

HUGUELY-CAsHELL. On the 18th instant,
81 the residence OF the brides father, Spring HIM,
Montgomery county, Nd, CHAs. W. HUGuELv. Of
Mashingtea, ID. C., 20 Mss AcHsAH A. CAsHELL.
- lRepJ
Mr Ingerson, VIZ. SIx0NDs 20 JENNIE Low, both
Of this city.