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The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12
LAKE CHARLES, La. Oct. 10, 1875.

TAET CTy,7,rI,o TA Oct 10 1914
rr..,I
l'''l'". 1.'no O'''''1l' - II"
SiR--N i'll some one "f yor readels
~" 80 klnd 4S to inform the pu3'lr why
the P"Ilcc Jury q" not elNolu and stop
the payment "t those many oYerchar5ed
accounts OF til" SNeltH
II "" are correctly lu.o"I""b, the Po-
nee jury at It's 4N"Eem''r session u,
l9"o. MaNS'i an oldlhair3 te'lncIn8 the
Sheriff. mIleo8c from ten to five cents
per mile, "f"r every mile actually and
necessarily Travelled, Ill gong 10 ami
1r"m the service ~ any process, at the
same time IeNTh|G Il Cash tax OF tour
mills ON the dollar. to pay his current
expenses; while he accepts tue "ts%
clause of SAID ordnance, he totally r,'-
j"ctS the r"dncuon ci"nSe thereof, and
not onIY>col!ectS his leg'@ fees in cash.
hut charges at the rate OF ten cents per
m(e, us though S"la ordinance had
never been passed.
We are told thIt IN order to avoid
tronlle with the Police Jury, he makes
out his accounts, sWearS to them, by
Prorb has the CLERK OF Court and pre-
siding Judge to certify that such ser
wees have been rendered, and immc-
dlately thereafter presents his said oc-
counts to the Parish Treasurer for regis
try and payment, without even notify
ing the Police Jury that such accounts
are Ill existence, alth ugh the Police
Jury passed an ordinance at its said
November session, forbidding the pay
ment by the Parish Treasurer, of any
accounts except, upon the warrant of
that body.
We are aware that Section 1912 of
the Revised Statutes of 1870, provides
" that all the expenses attending the
arrest and prosecution of criminals, the
pay of jurors, witnesses in criminal
Gauses, etc" " "shall be paid by the
Parish Treasurer after an account
thereof shall be duly certified to be cor
rect, by the Clerk and presiding Judge
thereof. The Parish Treasurer is
therefore compelled to register and pay
all accounts thus presented, without
even the authority to inquire or exam
Inc into the legality of said claims. But,
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12

of great public import that those facts
be made public, that al wrongs-if
there be any--in the administration OF
the public offices, may be righted. and
the responsibilities for Tualadmiuistra
ton wherever found, rest with those to
whom they belong.
Respectfully, etc.
ALLEN GILLEY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12
SHERIFF's SALE.

September p, 1876
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12

During this unprecedented dry
spell Of weather our people should
be very careful not to let fire break
ont in our town.
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12
WOMAN'S FRIEND,

At greatly reduced rates.
Tin Washers at &c. Copper bottoms
at 81.
Specimens can be seen, and orders
left at the stores of Moss Il RiddiCk, or
7, W Bryan's, Lake Charles, or at A
J Elders store, or my residence at
Bagdad. Mp. SMART.
Bagdad, CaIcasieu parish, La, Sep
tember II, lS76-:}m
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12
AT HON e..

The Opelousas District Confer
ence IN. E. Church Soutb) con-
venes at 10 O'Clock this morning,
in Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12
Great Reduction.

I HAVE made arrangements with the
L Patentee and Manufacturer which
enables me to fill all orders for J. G.
TiItOn's celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-10-12
Public Notice.

4 LII creditors of the vacant success
n sion Of J. w. Il. Lambeth, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present
their CLAIMS to me, mt Sagar Town, for
approval, duly authenticated. without
delay. All persons indobsed ia stiGs
successloN are requested to mako pay
ment to me without further notice.
GEO. W. RICHARDSON.
Curator of said Succession.
Sugar Town. Calcasiegl parish, La
October ), le36.
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ID Ed.


CRCIT. January ID, at T. IS a. M MARY LOUISE.
youngest daught-r Of the late Robert Croit.
unera from the residence OF her mother, I aO9
street northwest on Tuesday, eth inst, ct ooik
p.m
LAKE. January ID, Of pneumonia. Ert IarE,
formerly OF Ulster county, n Y, in the Goth rear
Of his age.
FuLersl from his late residence, I4<I Pierce
Place, on Tuesday, 4th, at N O'Clock IN. Friends
pers please COPY
SMITH On the ID inst, OF 30 G. m, OF pneu-
monM PATRICK SMITH, IN the S6th year Of his ere.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon,
G29 O'Clock, from his late residence. Has sotk
street northwest Friends Of the family are res pect-
fully invited 20 attend
TOkkkT. ALEXANDER p. ToNNET. in the gtA
year OF his age, died ~ S clock q January I'd
His funeral will take place from the resideuoe of
his mother, Mrs. Catherine Tonnet, Nc 1905 b
street northwest, Tuesday the al inst Of O'CLOCK
q m Relatives and scquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend Rea9iem Mas win be solsmnired
~ 81 Matthew Church. New YORK and Brooklya
papers please copy1
WOOD. On Monday, January 81, ls7t. at as q.
NJ, MRS. ANN Woop, wife Of the late John W
Wood, In her 18th year, after long and lingsriag
Farewell, dear mother. farewell,
Fill we shall meet again,
where parting Is no more.
The funeral VIII take place on wednesday. Janu-
airy sth, atf o'clock, from the residence OF her
In law, No. sos ID street southwest. Friends sul
rlstivee invited. lAlexsndrfs Gszette.l
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON
Ii. WARNER, Auotiepeer

* H. WAhNER, Auotieneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
SABLE BRink DWELLING AT THE COB
BIB OF AZ STREET AND MIsSOURI AVE
ME-: OPPOSITE THE BOTANICAL GAR.
- By virtue Of a deed of trust dated 2sth Of Feb.
Tuary, A ID. fo7l, and recorded In Liber go,
I1ii4 He OF the land records Of Washington county
on the premises, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of Jsnu,
sry. 1d6, at O'Clock m, the following described
i1t or piece Of sround in the city Of Washington in
the District of Columbia, being q part Of lot IL
nsta :, IN sqnare A, according to the authentic
northeast corner OF Missouri avenue ana AZ street
vest being at the southwest corner of said lot II
txsiYeJ, and running thence with the east line Of
enes THENCE east, at right angles with said street.
sixty l6 feet and six inches TO the east line
SAID lot IL, at point distant thirty three
Ieet ana nye inches, more or less, measured said
ner OF said lot thence sad easterly line of lot
we've southWardiy inety four (9 feet and i've 81
nchee to the southeast corner Of said lot twelve at
the northern line Of Missouri aforesaid and
then yith said avenue thirty two (31J feet in
straight line, to the point Of beginning; together
WIN tne improv ements, consisting Of O large and
variable brick dwelling house thereon.
money in cash of which $500 must be paid az the
time OF sale) and the residue in equal sums in six
WE'VE and eighteen months espectiyely, with in
erest thereon at hs rate Of 10 per per annu
fsom the day Of the interest be paid semi an
nuaily and the deferred payments to Be secured by
deed OF trust on the premises Sold II the terms Of
sale are not complied with within rve days after
sell the property the highest bidder for cash on
ten Gays notice in the Evening Star newspaper of
this city, at the risk and of the purchaser i'm
default All convey sncing will be the Cost of the
'aien aa :. i6S6hscoRAH s Trustees.
decW j I. CULDWELE, Salesman
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UNDERTAKES.
II w. BARkBR-
Cabinet Maker AID Undertakes.
eI2 llrH STREET EoRrHwsss.
IN =. HARVEY
Ua dertaker,
no. ssl STREET, between Ninth and Tenn.
mari ~
UNDERTAKES.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
POST oFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
VI y III DE II n II Il n r.
DECEMBER m. M

Sealed Proposals viii be received af this Depart
meDt until JANUARY 81, 1876, ~ 4 2 clock, noon,
for for tRe sss 81 Sr
Blank forms o. proposal. stating the quality sus
on Application 70 the First Assistant Postmaster
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
certified 10 be responsible and sucient By the poet
master or United States attorney where the bidder
being called upon 70 DO 90, execute 8 contract to
article OF articles awarded % him: 70 be scconSs-
Of sop @ IN q %
articles 20 be furnished By said bidder, condit onol
upon the faithful porformance Of the same.
rroposss unsccomeanied oy such guarantees VIII
The bids win be considered and accepted or reject
ed item by item or ~ Glasses or items, - the Pest
The articles delivered must be according 20 pro-
posals manufacture and quality, and be furnished
the quantity estimafe1 in the form Of proposs ss1
must Be deivered frse OF charge to this DsDartnent
The delivery shall be made 70 the person desie-
mated b. the Postmaster General 20 receive the eri
clee vhich shall be subject % examination end In
~ 70 e sssr % ss6 ss:'
two weeks 1t furthsst. the delivery Of article
dsncis.t in a.ality o. Quantity, vili y held ssin-
Of the Postmaster General.
The Poetnaster General vfll, in ell casss. deci1o
ss s sss :ss s 81 ne
.esiss ss1 . IN q Sid: h Is 8. isss ss sss
Sc: e q IL :ss
cssios % ne Sirst x:s,.s..i Pss.s:ss es.:ssE
.Prosossis ior esstiossry, and = dirscssl % Dc
First Assistant Postmssesr Gsess1
Aorao m a Romfmnn<ar GoOfwnI.
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THE WAR AG AINsT RITUA LIsM In ENG
LAND.--The autumnal confer renee OF the
Church OF England Association was held al
Liverpool, November Ills. The object OF
the association, which was formed ten years
ago, is TO check ritualistic Innovations, by
the publication Of pamphlets, by the holding
OF public meetings, and by suits at law. Six
riiualistic suits have been prosecuted at the
pended in these trials upward of 100000. A
million and a half OF publications have been
circulat ted, giving the doctrines OF the Church
OF England. At the conference essays were
the best means OF cOunteracting ritualistic
instruction, and other topics. In conclusion
q resolution was passed calling upon the
clergy and members OF the Church of Eng-
land 10 avail themselves Of the provisions OF
the public worship regulation act to suppress
rftu0lisun
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The following facts will show how the air
In houses becomes contaminated:
j. An adult person consumes thirty -four
erammes OF oxygen per hour, a gramme be-
lbg equal to fifteen grains.
z A stearine candle consumes about one
8. An adult gives off forty grammes per
hour of carbonic acid. A child OF fifty pounds
weight, gives on as much as an adult OF 100
pounds weight.
4. A school room filled with children will.
IL not well ventilated at the beginning of the
hour, contain twenty-five parts in 1000 OF car
bonic acid, at the end OF the first hour forty
one, and end OF the second hour eighty one.
8. The air is also spoiled by the perspira-
ton OF the body, and by the volatile oils
given out through the skin. An adult gives
on through the skin In twenty-four hours
from 300 10 500 grammes OF W alter mixed with
various excrements, poisonous IL breathed.
O. "A stearine candles gives of per hour GA
cubic feet OF carbonic acid, and 603 pound OF
water.
Z. Cafbonic oxide lis q much more danger
Gus gas than carbonic acid, and this obtains
entrance TO our rooms In many ways
stovepipes, or when the carbonic acid of the
air comes in contact with a very hot stove
and is converted into carbonic oxide. Tne
dust OF the air may, on hot stove, be burnt
10 produce IL: or IL may flow out from gas
pipes when the gas Is not perfectly consumed.
6. Another form of air injury is the dust
OF q fungus growth which flls the air in damp
and warm places. We call IL miasm from
want OF true knowledge of its character.
8. Accidental vapors are the browning
source OF air poisoning. These are tobacco
smoke, Kitchen vapors, wash-room vapors
and the like.
10. When we heat our houses and close
them from outside air the heat turns the
mixture into the vile mess unfit for breath
ing. The only remedy is ventilation. Now
that IL is cold weather, and our rooms are
closed from free currents of outside air, let )
look after the matter thoroughly and do our
best to prevent injury to ourselves from pol
luted air. Herald of Health.
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fTNHOS. BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
(Successor to Latimer i Cleary,D
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES FROM
THE DfEING ESTABLISHMENT OF w. IL.
MHEAILEY, Esq. JEFFERSON STREET,
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, January lth 1876, at 10 o'clock,
l shall sell at my auction room Star buildingl, q
large lot OF unclaimed packages from the Dyeing
establishment Of w II Wheatley, Georgetown, con-
sistfng in part OF Dresses, Shawls, SacQ ues, Bib
bons, Ties. Goats, Pants, etc. etc.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
lanl-d Auctioneer.
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TOMORROW.

THOMAS DOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Lstimer & Cleary,
Southwest corner PenHa. avenue and 18th street.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION.
n On TUESDAY MORNING, January 18th,
w 1875, in front Of nv auction rooms, at
10 O'Clock, shall sell ths following collection
tof Household Effects:
Fine Parlor Furniture.
SupsSb Gilt French plate Mantel Mirrors,
3GiRtbench plate Pier GLASSES,
WQ0p0t Marble-top Chamber Furniture,
M1tbe-top and Plain Cottage Sets,
Mahogany Furniture,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolsfers and Pillows,
Dining room furniture,
Cane and W God. seat Chairs,
China and Glass Ware.
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Terms cash.
janl-9t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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s%"Gingeroread germans" for little girls,
are q social novelty.
~Better be lin bering mp your fingers %
as TO tear on those January coupons nicely.
Millions In i'll Bostoa Post.
ga number OF intelligent young men Of
"weter" end "heat" Just cor, they meet In
their secluded olub-room. slight. the nro,
cheat" the "water" for their Whisky, and
Darlington a0sckeys.
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"LovEY. "!"Lovey, will you please let me
60 wife of her husband last evening
where's all that gave you yesterday ?"
said "Lovey" bluntly.
"Why-I've been down town to-day and
"Apd spent all, OF course, /" interrupted the
husband, "and now I'd like TO know what
you want of more?,
"I-I didn't have quite enough faltered
the gentle, "to-to buy for you the Christmas
present wanted to-"
Then, had you been there, you would have
seen the 'shamedest looking husband In
northern Illinois, when "Lovey" handed
over that dollar.-Cnicdgo Journal.
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DON'T.-Don't skin eels; they are milder
and better when fried In their skins-I learnt
this from Mrs. Castleman. OF Chettle, some
years ago. Don't slice your French beans,
but drees them whole-I learnt this from the
him At st. Giles's, In the year 1880. Don't
peel and boil your potatoes, or boil them at
all; steam them, and when done lay q nap
kin In the dish, put in the potatoes and fold
in the four corners, and let them stay before
the IRE till the steam IL evaporated- learnt
this from Mr.. Rivers, OF Sawbridgeworth.-
Mr.. w. r. Radcliffe
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Man RIED.

BROMN-RITTER. On the 18th August, 1875,
by the Rev J Bullock, In Alex sndris, Va, W..
d. BROWN and AMELIA RTTrER, both Of this city.
lPhiladelphia papers please copy
P0ULTOE-HlPkINs. At Alexandria, Va,
"Wednesday, December 18th, ISIS. by the Rev Mr.
Tame Of Christ Church, GEORGE q. PoULrON Of
this city, 70 Miss MoLLIE A. HIPkINs, Of Alexsp-
dra, Va
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GILT EDGE JuG.-when the new church
ut Vestal Centre, n. Y, was finished on the
outside recently, the contractor, TO ill the
stipulation TO put gilded ball on the steeple,
Ing IL with the bottom up, placed II upon the
spire: The jog, thus placed, did not impress
the Vestal Centre people as Q proper symbol
to worship under, 90 some OF them rebelled.
A William Tell stepped TO the front, and
from the first crack OF his rife the Jug split
into fragments and fell on.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer /.
TRUSTEES, SAIL OF TWO COMFORTABLl
1W0-sT0RY BRICK DWELLING; HOUSES

fWO-sTOkY BBlCk OWELLlHG-
AND BRI0H STABLE, In GEORGET0WN,
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 18th,
la: b; ISIS, and recorded In lber 7al. folis 3ss,
OF the land records for the D1srct Of Columbia, aud
At the request in writing Of the party secured there
DAY January 10th, ls7s, g O'Clock PIT, part q
Georsetown, District aforesaid, and bounded fol.
lows-Besi ming on the south aide Of Third street
at the northeast corner Of said lot, and running
thence south BY and with the east line Of ssid 10!
said lot thence ives. BY and With the said rear Zine
seventy feet to the southwest corner Of said lot:
then north BY and with thu west line OF said lot
forty feet then east and parallel with Third street
thrfy-one feet; then north parallel With the east
lima q said ios sixty eight feet; thence west two
said lot forty two feet @ Third street; then 60
op Third street forty one fest 10 the beginning.
Terms: On: third cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months, with interest ct per cent, secured By deed
OF trust on the property sold. ALI conveyancing q
the cost Of the purchaser: A dspo.it Of el0o re
complied With within ave days the trnstes. reserve
the right to resell ct risk and cost Of defanlting
WILLIAM d. OAesIu, (~-
WILLIAM A. 0VROOM,J H.,f
deczs.dts TH0s. BOWLING, Auot.
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decN
L J. SWEET, Aucti, neer.
TRUSTEE g. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HAL.

N By virtue Of deed of rust 70 Us. recorded In
III Liter No. 500. folio a9, of the land records OF
he District OF Cou nbia, ard ~ request Of the
party cured thsr.by. We will sell, ~ public AUG
nary 2th 1876, Ct O'Clock the east l9 feet AZ
inches By the depth thereof 81 Lot No. ls in square
No. 500, in this city, improved With three story
Brick Dwelling.
Terms One bird cash; and the balances ct 6, II,
and Is months. with interest at eight per centrum,
secured on the property or al cash ct the option
of the purchaser.
dees,-.o&d, CHls. q. Gi6vHs. Trustees.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1KUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT
AUCTION.
Will OF the late John T: Essex, L will sell at
public auction, In front Of the premises, on TU rs
and %, fronting iS fest on the east side Of High
street, With depth Of nos feet, improved By an ex
house; one two-story Frame Tenement House, and
large Frame Cooper Shop, being the property for
ceased. This property will be sold entire lot
or divided. TO eni, purchasers.
Terms: One third cash; the balance In 8, L and Is
O. N. MATHEWS, Trustee.
dec22 d THUS. BOWLING, Auct.
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VVNHOS. II. WAGGAMAE,
L Real Estate Auctioneer. 5l9 7th street

- By virtue of deed of trust TO me, dated an
Vuary 18th, 1874. aud recorded in Liber No III,
olIo is5 one OF the land records Of The District
OF Columbia, will sell on SATURDAY. January
18th, 1875, at Az O'Clock p. M front of the pre-
misses at pnblic auction and to the highest bidder,
numbered 1S, fronting on south street, between
LIST anc I'd stree Is east
Terms of sale: ODethird OF the purchase money
In cash; balance in 8, II and Is months; deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust the pro-
perty and to bear interest at the rate Of ten Der
cent per annum. Conveyance at cost OF pur-
chaser III terms OF sale complied with in n VI
DAYS, the trustee reserves the right resell at the
risk and cost of defaultiDg purchaser.
CHARLES W. HOBNOR, Trustee.
jams cod THOS. k. WAGGAMAN Auct
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n0The German government II about to
take measures to put . stop 70 the sale OF
Nearly all the diplomas are nom Paiisdel-
phia.
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hOWNMAN Il GREEN,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
ala 7th street northwest.

TRUsTEEs IS SAhEoE ATW0- STORY FRAMED
Dividing HOUSE AND FINE BRICK
STABLE, SITUATE ON DUNBARTON ST.,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND GREEN,
GEOKGErOWN, d. u.
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust to me, dated the
Ks 18th Ct June, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber
no 49, folio Ala of the land records for the Dis
tIct OF Columbia; and at The request Of the party
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the 18th January,
1876, at clock m, all that piece and parcel Of
ground, known and described on the plat book of
GeorsetOWn, ID. las the east half of Lot l36, in
Beals addition to said Georgetown, fronting 30 feet
on the south side Of Dunbart0n street. and running
back 10 feet with the width Of the front thereof to-
gether with the improvements thereon, co insisting
OF two, story Framed Dwelling House and fine
Brick Stable.
Terms Of sale: Twelve hundred and fifty dollars
cash; one thousand dollars in twelve months,
with interest at ten per cent. payable semi an
nually, and the balance in eighteen months after
sale, the vhole secured the property by deed of
trust. Ii the terms are not complied with In one
week the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
cost Of the defaultng purchaser. Conveyance ing at
the purchasers cost. One hundred do liars will be
required when the property j, strnck off.
JOHN TRIMBLE, Trustee.
dee3l-tds M. G. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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~"Why don't men swear when they are
alone?" asks Talmage. Did Mr.. Talmage
ever lay around the fence-corners and zee q
lone farmer pick mp a humble bee? What
did that farmer saw
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" DUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droit Building, corner 9Th and sts northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY SOUTH
EASTERN PORTION OF The CITY.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust, recorded in Liber
OF Washington county. District Of Columbia, will,
on MONDAY, the 10Th day of January, 1876, at 81
O'Clock M offer for sale, at public ,tion, to the
highest bidder, all Of lots numbered tWo, three,
four, nve, eight nine. ten eleven, twelve
thirteen, fourteen and sixteen, according Thomas
Blagdens recorded subdivision of square numbered
seven hundred and thirty (7ND, in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia. and also all Of
lot numbered fourteen, 10 square numbered ak hun
dred and ninety three t69s), in the said city.
Lots numbered ore and two, in square 7G. are i'm
proved with frame house upon EACH aud lots three
and six IN the same square, are improved with two
frame houses each.
The terms Of sale are: 0netbird ST the purchase
money In cash; and the remainder 10 two equst pay
inents ct twelve and eighteen months from daIe OF
sale, with interest ST seven "a per cent; deferred
payments 10 be secured by deed Of trust upon the
property Each lot will be sold separately, and a
deposit of o25 will be required each at the time Of
sale. All conyeyancpg at plrchaser's cost. Ii the
terms Of sale not complied with within ten days
from the sale, resale will be msde at the risk and
coat Of the defaulting pp ps seraYpv r
dec2s-eo6t YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auots.