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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-07

A theatre burned in Brooklyn Tues
day night, and it is supposed many
lives were lost. There was terrible
manic.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-07
THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. deer :, 1876.

Oregon's Governor was hesitating
at last accounts about issuing GER
tiicate TO Watts.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-07
ga IL 9 CELEBRATED
* nS FFXT ~ Golden Tongue
II BFH,zIEIV Parior Organs.

Factory EdabiiAoi in 1886.
FROM TIE PRESS
From &. j. White. Editor llackettstown Y .
j.. Herald.
'''Fhc arSnn ha, u rirh, deem and snul-stirrine
tone: couldn't stay in the house without it. Ii
help, wondcrinlly to drive away the thoughts
Of hard times
The Lebanon. Pa. Daily News says:
We are in receipt Of one of those five-octave
Parlor Origins. manufactured by Mr Daniel F .
Beatty, irhingfun. Y. j. This organ Is in
fine. solid black walnut caSc. and in tone Il
cannot he surpassed 10y any instrument Of its
kind.
From the Lowell. Ncb. Register
I'VE received thi- week. direct from the man
ufacturer. paniri r. Beatty Washington. y.
j his justly celebrated organ. elegant in ap-
pearance aud handsomely furnished .unexcelled
in richness and power of tone. We are more
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organ.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded u;na
return of organ and fright rhargcs paid by me
daniel + Brattyi both oay- If unsatisfactory
aftcra test rial of FIVE day. Organ warranted
for six years.
\ gents wanted everywhere. male or female
Ia canvass for this superior instrument. Ad-
dress,
DBNIEL J.. BEATTY,
Washington. New jersey. I. :. 4.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

The REUNION OF THE BoYs IN BLUE \.
Indianapolis is the most entnusiastic and
spliited assent lage OF the veterans OF the
war for the Union that has yet tax en- plac J.
Seventeen states are represented and many
them Governor Hsrtranit, Senator Logan,
Generals Burnside, Garfield, Go Iloe, Nor,
tom, and Noyes, Colonel Scoville, Geuerals
Negley and Peerson, General J. Aadisoa
national association Of the Boys In Blue
Ger eral Trowbridge. General ia mes Latt I,
ana John II. Montgomery, OF Maryls7d.
Ingersoll, OF Illinois. arrived last MI nt
General John A. DIX telegraphs that In con-
% Quence Of sickness he viii Be unable TO be
present,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

WILLIAM NJ. TwEED's CoMPANroN.-
various rumors are current In regard 70
VIM. NJ. Tweed's companion in imprison-
ment at Nlgo, Spain. The one most Credited
IL that the w. M. Hunt reported by cable as
arrested at NIgo Ia Identical with w E.
King, who held for some years I'm this city,
under the Tweed administration, the POSI-
ton OF deputy commissioner OF public works
His duties were OF a general nature, aud his
relations with Tweed were OF the most inti-
mate and confidential character. Tweed,s
engagement and occupations were so hume
rous that al the details OF his business re-
verted TO the management OF King. He was
man OF about thirty two years OF age aud
10 described by his associates OF the DEPART
ment OF public works as q person OF quiet
and unassuming manners, and as one little
inclined 20 mingle freely even with his
friends. While holding the ONCE OF deputy
commissioner and for some time previous ne
was connected with the frm OF Drhmgold a
King, clothiers, OF this city. His father, w.
ID. King, who for years held the position of
second book-keeper IN the department OF
public works, and was afterward tax COM
missioner, was one OF Tweed's most fntf-
mate friends. There Was some distant con-
nection by marriage between them. In
feeble health, w. II. King made q voyage 20
Europe some three or four years ago. but
soon returned 10 die. It was thought 20 be
the fathers influence which advaDced the
son In Tweed's favor. An old acquaintance
or Tweed, In conversation with a Tribune
reporter yesterday, expressed the opinion
that this Nv. NJ. Hunt was travelling under
bis own name. and that be was a nephew Of
Tweed " Y. Tribune, 20th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

~The insurgent Col. FIdel Cespedes was
Cuba.
NThe venerable Father McElrcy Vas
seriously injured recently by a fall at the
Novitiate, Frederick. he is improving.
~Mr. Bingham, the newly appointed
postmaster at Mobile, Ala, assumed the
en- ce Tuesday and removed all the employ
ees.
RIA good English ordinance TO Import IA
that OF LONDON, which requires street organ
players 10 stop when told 10 do so by any
resident OF the infected neighborhood.
~ The vigilance OF the Baltimore polIce
has eliminated, and now any lady who ven
lures out with hustle In excess OF the regu-
lstion size, does SO at the peril OF being ar
rested as shoplifter.
sSA Western journal, In its fashion arti-
Gle, says window sashes are much favored.
especially by ladies, who wear them around
Ineir necks on sundays as they look out 70
see who Is going 10 church.
- AT Buffalo, N. Y, Tuesday, some col
ored men employed on the trestle work OF
the central company shops were precipita-
ted by creaking OF the tresile and were SELF
ously injured, two OF them fatally.
~ Miss Adele Hunter, who was on the
Mohawk, left propsety 70 the value OF
$4,000, OF which her brother, Mr.. John Hum
Ter. OF Westcbester, n. Y, has been appoint
ed administrator.
ga man, supposed TO have been named
Frank Wheeler, committed suicide In a
state room OF the steamer Newport while en-
toute from new fork 10 fau River, Mass,
Monday night.
81 Hayden, a wife murderer now in jail In
Newport, VT, refuses 10 empty counsel, says
he viii make no defense, that he desires To
be hanged, and that the sooner the form of
law is gone through with the better satisfied
he shall pc.
ga four year old boy, son OF Mason Sage
OF West marlborough, Vermont, was lost
In the woods last week, and bad q play
spell with two black bears. They came up
10 him as he sat on the grass In an open
glade and smelt OF him. he patted them on
tho heads, thinking that they were dogs.
and they then walked away into the forest.
Their footprints disclosed that they were the
"dogs" the boy told about encountering.
~Plans for the Springer Music Hall I'm
CINCINNATI, which, II carried out, will make
IL the largest building used for q music hall
In America, have been approved by Mr.
Springer, and ground will soon be broken
for the laying OF the foundations. The build
Ing VIII be 325 feet long, 1s2 feet broad, and
have clear hight of 50 feet from the floor of
the hall TO its ceiling. There win be seats
for an audience, chorus, and orchestra, alto
gether Of [, 500 persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
An Odd Auction.
SELLING PKRUvIaS NUxNTEs ?.

SELLING PERUVIAN NUNNEEs FOR TTFEr
CENTS APIECE.
The auction sale Of q collection Of Peru
visn antiquities, AZ the Citation Hall Sales
rooms, yesterday afternoon. attracted aSout
forty persons. including hslfa dozen ladies.
Professor Bsrmouti during several years
research In Peru. 10 embraced ousehold
goocs OF early Peruvian times, apparel,
WEAPONS OF war, domestic utensils, idols,
besds, dolls, weaving impl ments, aud n lot
OF skulls and mummies. Most Of these ar
ucles were oetaired by diggirg sixty 20
eighty feet below the surface OF the earth
IN the ghhorhood 90 Ancon, ak leagues
north az Lima, the ancient site OF q temple
IN the time OF the lucas, aud were obtained
irom different tomos Shortly after three
O'Clock suctioneer LeAvttt mounted the rns-
rum and opened the sale. ~ viii offer No.
I ON The catalogue" said he; "shat am 4
DID for tits mummy" dingy osg Of hair
wss thereupon singled ont nom among the
nssps Ell antiquities and offered 10 the crowd.
s.con,. mummy continued the salesman,
articles OF the period very interesting and
very valuable. What am bidP'' Al faint
Nolce ventured 81, which was gradually To-
bid reached eli. Here IL hung Tor several
minutes, but nobody evincing a tisnositIon
20 20 bali dollar more, the mummy was
KNOCKED down 20 Mr.. Beebe. No. q another
mummy, also inclosed In a sosn nv ~,
uncovered sufficiently 20 grin ssrionicslIy
AZ the audience, was started az 80 cents, and
an
st %. Mummy No ga female child In a
sitting POSTURE" as recorded an ire cats-
logue, was exposed 70 The gase OF the buyers
a 49,. ~atlC4i zones he'd to-
gether by q parchment OF brown skin, with
bair and teeth well preserved and having a
general air OF recent emerRence from some
Eeighboring church yard. Tits uuinvttine
article was bid of st slT5. The mummy OF
aceild OF four years, LOO king n ke the younger
sister OF The preceding one. sold for 50 cents.
The mummy business was closed out by the
sale OF two baby specimens, very dry and
musty, with preternsturslly solemn couute-
nances, as though fully appreciatlng the
gravity OF the situation. A dollar for the
brace was all that could be cosxed out OF
lhe audience. st which price they were
knocked down and the sale Continual I.ot
NO. included thirty-nve skulls which
erinned At the sucuoneer from a table in lie
rear OF the room. They were bought by a
ply sicisn from Boston, who maid a. Al for fhe
lot A bundle OF hair and dirt which ire
catalogue called a "dissected dog |" was lar
go 70 a buyer Of dull olfactories FOR Al. An
idol, eight feet high, carved from the trnnE
OF q tree, was started al II so aud knockas
down AT sS& Another idol. looking very
much Ike an overgrown polo stick with a
head on IL, brought II IS. A parcel OF stone
and wooden weapons and domestic imple-
ments brought rom 50 cents 10 g. A lot OF
cloth images, constructed on the plan Of n
pillow,with painted face and q carrot nose
brought 30 cents apiece. bundle OF stick.
wound with rags were sold under the title of
Funeral ornaments" at s425 for the lot
IN. Y. World 20fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

a DESCRIPTION OF M0RMoNs at church,
by correspondent of the Louisville Courier
Journal: "Not one pretty woman; not one
nne looking man; all Ignorant, dull, hon est
people-hard-workt king, low born. No INTEL
nation In the whole throng. No smiles or
bows OF recognition, no settling OF drapery
and rafting OF fans; no delicate perfumed
used TO seeing In q modern church. The wo-
men came In, dressed in calico, many wear
ing sun bonnets. all without gloves; there
realize how the elders practiced polyRamy
as q religious duty. For nothing but the
strictest dictates Of duty could urge q man
TO provide for Q half dozen OF these dull,
prosy women"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

~ DMnLLIHG ROUSE AND OrHAR
BY virtue 81 decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the Distrct Of Columbia. passed In Equity f.:B
esS 81 AZ. vs. JOS
sSser, A. b. 1919. : eeiOos m. -. q % pn S
land in he county Of WsshnssoS piSt, iot Of CO. o.
lumbia, known and described Is part or ssosion Of
81
. VII Bssinnins q lie end 81 10 lsroSs. meas
Ming thence On SAID line rsvsrssd moth 50 d:eresc
oS: ssrs e S
IstsSss. :Ouih ssx dssr:ss. We. Il S:feSss. :oas
S:ess: s::
east Dsrchss, south Sk degrees, vet 90 psrcSss,
.ss s;sssi
Derches, DoIth . deerss,, wet 9 %. 100 perchss,
Sss ss: g :JssS %
Sorth Il ssST:s:, 50 700 ssFciss 70 the Ssein:
vnser tc Ooursss and aSpuItsnsnoss. ~''''
q sSs
S.S1fsesurin: purSosss, or Tor . basohsrs sstsS-
TeTmS Of sale: One third Of purchase money Gosh.
and the balance thereof 10 sfx, twelve, eighteen
1s :: ,ss @ s.sO s ID
%, cheese money g Be secured By tbs nstes q the
3; n ~ dSsGs.sS e sss ssS
b psii cash on the day Of sale OF rstincstion
thsfsoG by tbs court. The yu!ohase money 20 b. .
@ &c ssi sHa SKI % e e. az
eeavsyoacilG 8 ~ eose q the larehsise o. par.
80: -. s'''sE ~. + s1 EE;essE. Ss:: e
.a' &c RIOS tSsei S6 vi e : z:::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ssPTkhBkR I4rH. is1e.


AN. Lave wAs8INGros
s:oe-B.ltirore, sliSot, City and W AZ Stations.
MAJ, I'M SEN ~ heoks and intermediate stations,
siio oI b. ore and Aler.odria JUNCTION.
pres Pullman PaIlor Jars sunday, s.ops
at Va, ststions.
e4oaGsieaso, Cincinnsti, Sc Louis, Lou;svilIe
sna ir,tts'buIs kIps-s, BERKELEY, Deer ps,n,
Ro.d. Psrior and sleepsTs. No eonnsetion
s..s~ sat- q G z; s s,turasy s..,. u,
PIEDMONT and way s,.si 1Sa: main ' stem, BE:
s:s3.N..York Limited Tx pres.. Baltimore aud
f s,seslsh daly Sunday to Baltimore aud
la;ls.Baltimore, Way Stations. Euicox City and
l;lo-NsS ] ort, Phil.aelphia and Norfolk TX.
kress. On sunday, all Way Stations asd Bal
s:sg@B.ltimors and Way Stations.
IIsssr,ef and Way s,.ii NOES VI. ssiss
<;30LFred,rick aud Point Of Recls via Metro
ansS GS1nss.. on Saturday for
All. A1os vol s and Way s;stioas
for Anp.poii. on sunday. '0A'
s4s.cioeinnst and Loui.yirie Express, E.-
and fs sIsspIns saH.
70 Cipsin n.ti .ld Loui..iIle,
.na as s. M:,
IJs-Baitis ore and Way Ststtoas
7S2.Phtsburg, Chicago, Columbus and sen-
9:2O-Baltimore, Blsdeusburg, Belts lille, Lsu.
Io:oo~hew. York and Phil phi. Night E..
pres. Sleeping Carr TO New York,
le:os-Baitimore aud principal Way Stations,
s.pSa.ly. H.ssE, SerksisS' Deer I fsiR and
1:iO. $40. $40, as Q. m: lao. $50 5:45,
$50; 700. a;nS, 1855, 500. 1000. 1905 and
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
-. 30 connect1on on snndsy TOR H.ssIstoyn or Val.
$40 IN and :4Op m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, aud
so, COL and sos Pennsylvanis syenue. and 81 3
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor to be checked and received any point
THOs. u sHARP, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO B. kOSHTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

~A Nevada miner staked the nv-
ipgs OF years on faros lost, and then kill
Cd himself
NThe Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany will sell 100 900 TONS Of coal at auction
on the 18th instant at New York.
~Anemany, m smployo Of the Bank Of
France. has been copd6mned In Paris @ ten
yoaxB' I'm pr,ooumOt for circulating GA SIN
that had been WtthdraWn. frauds % tie
part had besn appropriated 70 paying debit.
but ths greater portion Was Lost IN stocks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

sioux GONE TO CANADA telegram
from Bismarck to st. Paul, MIMI, yester-
day, says that Gen. Terry and stan had ar
by the eth cavalry and the battalion of the
9Th infantry upon Wolf Point agency, to in.
tercept the Uncapapas attempting TO cross
At that point, was q failure. The troops
failed TO overtake the Indians, who succeed
ed IN fordtng the river and escaping 10 Brit
ish territory. Employees At the agency, who
several hundred. The Indians onfessed
that they were In destitute condition, and
had thrown away their lodges to facilitate
iighl.
The chief Bull Eagle, when called upon In
surrender bis arms and ponies, sent word 10
Gen. Ruell at the Cheyenne agency that he
would co nothing Of the kind, and he wants
all the soldiers 10 cross to the east bank and
keep their rauons. The Indians would take
care OF themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
1876 FrNsssss ffIEE ANA 1876
To the North. West. and Southvest.

TO the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track. Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment
sEPTEMBER l1rB, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time. from Depot,
For Pitt,bura and the West, . m daily, with Par
Tor Car to Pittsburg; TAO D m. daily, with Pal
ace Car I. Chicago, and 1f:so . m. daily, e1'
BALTIMORs AND POTOMAC R3ILRoAD.
Tor Canandaisus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. and the North; q m. daily except Sun
Psses Oars 70 Watkins. For IIis' GsS.nds
qua, Buffalo, and Niagara rails, l1:30 an,
For New York and the East, $40 , m. daily, with
Palace Oars attached: Limited AZ press Of Pull
nan Parlor Oars; 9:33 m; daily except Sun
snd lao m. daily except Sunday, with Parlor
Oar s sttseh.d.
except sunday. sad ZOO and 90 D m daily.
Limited H press, s:Sa m. daily except Sun
Accommodation for Baltimore, 4:2o pm. daily,
For Pops GPsss Line 7:1o m and 4:ao pm.
For Anr.poIi!, 500 and 1850 am and 4:so ,.
m except Sunday.
A WHY sSb EssHEH.oKssgRE sAG
Fer AIsIsndri., ST. $50, e.1o. IL, am, Il, 5,
4:2o. 5, o, 1;90. and 11:40pm. On Sunday
For the SOUTH, via Richmond. lI:46 pm daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynchburs, 1:is am.
Trains leave AiesandrIa for waship gton. s, =, 8,
On suudsy Il and + 10 tH0' and sna pn
NORTHEAST corner Of fhirteenth street and Penn.
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of Baggage to
destination frem nI Hotels and Rsstdence.: -.
FRAEK THOMSON, Gent Manager. isnS ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
NHANOEBY SALD OF REAL ESTATE Al
~ aH0IION: ON TN WEST SIDE OF IlTH

BY virtue Of decl &c Of the Supreme Co3rt -
OF the District OF Columbia, psssed 10 Equity enj
esnse no: soss. docket is. We will offer fSv.s:.
sale, 81 public auction, In front OF the premises,
TUESDAY, the Sd day OF October 1879 At 5 o'ci'k
p m, part OF Lot ~, In Square 2B beginning for
the same ct the southeast corner of said lot on the
west line OF l4th street west and running thence
north fourteen t and Is 100 feet; thence wet one
hundred (l00) feet; thence south fourteen I'D and
JCu Feet and thence east one hundred 400 feet 70
the place OF besinning; and improved By two.
story Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One-fou Of the purchase money
cash on the day OF sale, or within days
alter and the residue In three equal instruments at
Elk, twelve and eishteea months from the day OF
ssle the purchaser purch giving his her or
their promissory notes for the deferred pam ents
bearing interest from the day Of sale ct the rate Of
eight per centnm pey annum until paid aud secured
BY deed OF trust on the property; the purchaser
OF pure nasers nay ct big her or their election pay
thereafter. a deposit Of el0o win be required OF
the purchaser ct the time of sale. II the terms Of
sale are not complied wfth the Trustees the
night TO RET oil the property az the risk and OF
tbs defaulting after ten days' advertise
ment. WAkRBN O. eTOaE,
319 ~ street northwest,
HENRY WIsI 0ARHIrT,
Columbia Law Building,
sepO Goods Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
p HOAAs BOWLING Auctionssr.
By 0lTALOG UE.

By 0ATALOG UE.
CASE PIANOTORPB, DLECANT
FRlNOH PLATE MAHTEL AaD PEE MIG
ROR6, In GILT AND WALNUT; ELYGANf
MIHNf66II sET, SoEslsf nc 81 6LSSk zsR
fS sR nhsSsoH wS SRtsA SHss! "a
AND .EngKAyiHos; TURkISa P1SLOE
%%H Ii.NHL, tH.R5 BI -265IRg!3 sSfiEiSR
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES; .fINE RAlR
n s6AItsrqhh fs! FIT FEfxSTHHR PfLL1Ws AND
sRkiNe GE1sh BIDS: 5nIoRrS Aa6
FRI, wA AlisGaFTokk xTsHsiq 81 pISiss
CCH.iRs; L0uNaIs AID IHsH OHAiRs;
rR1nCH 0HLlA pIMnnR s1RVIO1; GLASS
MA6EieuPI9lQeoIL vlR.P LATEO WARE:
IL FIHIDaED aALL eIf. Win Jas AND
kkdb66RR33s si;r. wAt!ssggff. sEGslIAiI 40
1O3l5HIk WITH Al A9oO6TnENf or
k1IOHEa TUR1IrURE, Ar AUCTION.
On M0HDAI nO1NI1d, SspssSbsS-
o. ThoDas Rusself. CO., No. 01S DRhuVvU
~ TIE ssevs superior eollsctioa Of aoossAold
srpN-ah xHos. BOWLING. Asuessuss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
Kissing I'm Brooklxn-

We hope our fair readers nave not utterly
forgotten the case OF the Brooklyn florist
who was hailed some time ago before the
Justice for the atrocious crime OF being a
young man, and as such kissing q customer
bis case was tried yesterday In Brooklyn
and the jury disagreed, as all Brooklyn
lnries DO In cases where oscillation is con.
cerDed. They held that the fair plaintiff had
no ground OF action, but they could not set
Inc facts as brought out in the trial put the
conduct OF the defendant, Mr.. Mallon, In a
better light than heretofore. The story of
MISS Smith, the plainIif, is that she went
into Mallon's store in February last TO buv
q boquet, and that defendant, instead of ty
Ing up bis flowers, leaned over the counter
and extending his arms tried to gather her. a
fairer Hover. Mallon's testimony Nils M
me picture. He says that after selling the
bouquet, and while engaged In the prosaic
work OF putting the money received for n
Into the drawer, he observed that Mis-, Smith
was plnnipg the flowers rather too 10 down
on her corssge, and told her so. She asked
Dim 10 pin them on for her, and as he was
shopping over the counter to do so his feet
slipped, ne fell forward, and only saved him.
self from falling prone at the young Iady's
feet by catching hold OF the young lady,s
shoulders. 1t is pleasing tale, and curl
ously recalls certain passages In the "SentI-
mental Journey" OF Lawrence Sterpe
Cypies will probably fancy that the unhappy
norlst really slipped and fell by reason not
OF q slippery floor, but OF Adams fall 90 long
ago. AT all events the Brooklyn Jury, In the
midst OF wrath remembering Beecher and
Tilton, felt as IL they knew how IL was
themselves, and like men and brethren ac-
quilted the accused.-GN y World, 2Oth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22
nUHOAESOH Bros, Auctiopeers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and streets n. w

nUHOAEsOE BROS, Auctioaeer.,
II Southeast corner 9Th and d streets n. w
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Bll0HTS OF WASHINGTON, FRA ME
DWELLING. sLAUaHTIR HOUSE, &C
NEAk COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, AT AUC.
BY virtue Of dsed Of trust duly recorded
In lib.f No 1913, folio ~. and dated LIST July, 1.B
1873, the undersigoed will offer Of public sale,
at the request OF the party secured in from!
Of the premises, on TUESDAY. the 26th day OF
Septmber, A. d. 1875, ct the hour Of s O'Clock ,.
m el OF lot number II, stu sped In block number
~, Of HAIL and Evans subdivision OF Meridian
Hill, ara being the same lot Of ground conveyed by
Messmore d CLAY to Francis Linkfns By deed
feet ON Cham plain avenue; and running back the
same width Ito feet deep. The improve nents con-
sss Of slaughter house, stable, two story dwell.
ing With beck building, containing 8 rooms, being
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
In cash; the balance In pix, twelve and eighteen
months, With petes bearing interest, secured By
detd Of trust. All conveyanolng ct the az pense OF
the purchaser; deposit Of go required whom the
property 10 sold.
sep20 B. p. JACKSON, Trustee.