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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16
THAT MULE AND "THOsE LAND,

Fred. Douglas made the most eloquent
speech Of the day on Wednesday last in
the national Republican convention. In
it he growled a little. To the Republic
cans he said: lou gave US freedom, but
under what circumstances When the
israeiltes were rescued from Egypt
they were permitted to take things
to enter into and possess 1.-THE land
| OF promise" When the serfs OF Russia
were made free, each was given a few
acres OF land. But what did you give us
When you turned us loose you gave u,
no acres; you turned US loose to the sky
to the storm, to the whiIlwind. II thai
does not mean that mule and those forty
acres Of land. what does il mean?
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16
Ex-cHrrr Of the secre. Service. Wood

Ex-CHIEF Of the Secret Service. Wood,
festified before Cauiheld's committee on
Expenditures In the war department.
that the secret service was made use OF
N New York for the sole purpose of in.
voters. SO as to prevent them
fom coming to the polls, or, If they did
Pome to the polls, to vote the Republican
Icket against their own political senti-
nents. Wood organized the secret SER
lee division ia 1865, at the instance OF
he secretary Of the treasury, the sole
purpose being to prevent and suppress
be coun'erfeiting of national securities.
food Is Republican Of the str ictes
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

The Memphis AraiancAc is Of the
opinion that Seen. Hancock is gradual
~ coming within range of the presiden-
tial probabilities at st. Louis" The
people are not much inclined to 60 a SOL
diering this year, but Of all the soldiers
Gen. Hancock is the most preferable.
He has profound respect for the civil
power, and at New Orleans proved that
he could face q frowning Republican par
ty in vindication Of the rights Of the citi-
zens under the law.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

THE New York Herald on Blaine's re-
cent attack "From all the facts of the
case it seems that the medula oblongsta
or the cerebelium Is in trouble but
there ia dangerous congestion in that
part Of the brain. and, perhaps Serious
spoplexy, which Is quite consistent with
consciousness and speech. since that part
Of the brain may be overwhelmed with
out great arrangement OF the cerebral
hemispheres.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

TINE names Of Alex. Shepherd and IL.
b. Cooke have been placed among the
jurors summoned to try Babcock for his
alleged share in the safe burglary BUSH
ness. Shepherd ami Cooke were both In
the District ring, and trying to get them
on the jury to try Babcock, is a very
sharp trick Of Marshal Sharpe, Grants
brother-in-law. The trial is set down for
September 10th.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

SILVER will be plenty after awhile.
The house at Washington has authorized
the Issue Of $4,000, 900 of subsidiary
white coin. But how long will the
money makers be in getting this small
amount OF '.honest change" ready?
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16
LOGAN'S kPFECM.

Senator Logan made one OF his most
fearful and wonderful speeches before
the National Republican convention now
In session ut Cincinnati. Ii
was full OF sound and fury
and signlfied little or nothing.
We admire Gen. Logan. and believe he
can make goodish sort OF speech from
a rest, but when he shoots of his month
ION hand he scatters dreadfnlly. Hs shot
II of ''Ofi hand" in the convention.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

SENATOR ANTHONY has been reelected
to the United States Senate from Rhode
Island. The new term is his fourth.
Ii ends March 4, 1883, and IL he lives TO
complete IL, Senator Anthony will have
served in the Senate as long as Sumner
Ala
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

NULLuGAN is now in Washington. He
Is stubborn on two or three points. He
sticks to the assertion that Blaine offered
him consul-ship, and offered 1t to him
Ia earnest. He also declares, and says
he can prove it before the investigating
committee, that the letters read by Blaine
were substituted by him and were not
the ones noted In Mulligan's memoran-
ruu,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16
Evarts and nristOw.

NEW YORK, June I5.-Tbe Prs,.;
Post says il is rumored in well inforno INFANCY
circles IN this city this morning tha, a
strong combination of friends ~ n,h.a
candidates than Blaine are coosiderina .
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16
JxvvKssox DAVIS is in England.
BLAINE was under homeopathic treat
snent during his late illness.
Ex-ARcHrrEcr MuLLET Is called on to
explain some crooked transactions con
nectcd with the st. Louis custom house.

CINCINNATI is not good place in which
20 nominate a man for the presidency
The men who nominated Greeley there
viii swear to this.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16

The strawberry yield in and about
Centralia has been enormous this season.
The amount Of money made. 1t is sup
posed, will reach one hundred thousand
dollars
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-16
Election of Omcers and
Appointment of Com
mittees.
Edward Mcpherson, of PennsyI-
vania, Permanent Chairman.
SPEECHES BY PROMINENT
RADICAL POLITICIANS.
THE CONVENTION.
EXPOSITION HALL.

CINcINNATI. June:l4-12:30, r. M.-Ths
room where the convention has just as
scmbled is the Exposition hall, in easy
reach from the center of the city. It's a
wooden structure about fourth al
large as the Sangerfest hall erected in st.
Louis few years ago. 1t seats only
1000 persons, including the $50 delegate;
and the 1872 members Of the press. II
ought to be much larger for the demand
of the occasion. 1t is said that there are
800 representatives Of the press here,
who are left out and Of the. Cincinnatians
who have been able to
National Republican., 1876-11-09
Ccmmsr ciaI.
ukEKBrs HIsl;wHxRr.

MABKBrs nLsl;wHKRH.
~ bales q ssis4c GeHsolida:sd iSss' net rsl q
seipts, los, ,992 bales. Exports-Greet Britain,
1850 bales; France, 1ss2s bales; Comment, 3O5s
bales.
Flour qu,st= and heavy, but without decided
change In price. Sorthern -four unchanged. Rye
fosr unchanged. Cornmeal steady: Wheat duh
and heavy; A.17 for sew and old No. MilWau-
kee md xed; SIX for shoice ungrt ded mi1nesota
SLzE for New York No. spring; Sl.3O fcTWinter
Barisy dull and unchanged. Corn arm; Vfsiriy
active export and home trade dema nd; 5l6a65J<e
for new Western mixed on track; 5s95S54a for
Tor graded low mixed; ss8G59c for graded
mixed 5s19c. for graded No. /. Oats steady and
State; ssS5oc iSr Shts do hi aay GSeSansss and
Hops qriet. Cotfee-Rio quiet and firm; 1s1f8
ls1@e, gold, for caHgees; lS1482O14c.. gold, f0r
to good refining; exc. for prime. Renned firrn
and in good demand; lie. fog standard A; II9<o.-
fSf PSTdsssssd lSSo oIs for g.aRSulatsS ram I
nNe.: refasd, 2sc. TaIlow unchanged. Resin
quiet at S953s14c. for spirits. Leather iirmer;
hemlock sole, Buenos and Rio Grande light,
middle and heavy weights. N921c.; oalifofnis
nestle fleece, so855c; pulled, 2203sc.; unwashed,
12@2se.; Texas, 1342sc. Pork quiet and arm;
Lard opened excited and hrmer, and closed heavy
and lower; prime steam, sl02D@lo. S21<. Linseed
quiet @ az s2S s2SS21gzss geld oo, WHISKY lower clos
erPOol quiet; cotton, per san, siSd; per steam,
sd. 1.g--.l -. - =
BALT1Mosr. Nov. s.-eottcn active and arm;
middling, 1l7s0nHo.
Flour quiet, steady and unchanged, wheat
quiet and steady; No. -Westorn rsd,r "a n: No.
s do., ef-x; Psnnsylvania red, el238IS5; Mary
land red, good to prime. 4h2s01ss; DO. amber,
sl.s7 10; do. uhi;s, q 2s<Dl.3A Oorn-Southerl
active, but lower for white; Western firm snd q
shade higher; Southern white, new, 4s05oc;
do. yellow, 5O952c.; old Western mixed, spos
55Ec.; last half November, 57e:; December, 5T0
sIHc. Oats steady; Southern prime, s5@3sc.;
Western white, 35938c; Western mixed, 3o034o
Rye quiet and steady at65@7Oc Glover seed quiet
at 12814c. Hay firm; Maryland sndPennsylvania,
prime. e1400G15.00. Provisions firm, quiet and
unchanged. Butter quiet and uEehanged. Petro-
leum nominal; crude, 11L6l11zc; refined held &C
26c. Coffee quiet and unchanged. whisky dun
at s1.12. .. ..... .'rg--.,77
Recelpts-Flour, 5000 barrels, wheat, iI,ooe
bushels; corn, 6s 900 bushels; oats Aso0 bush
els; rye, 800 bushels. Shipments-Corn, 1000
bushels; wheat, q, 900 bushels. - :, =
National Republican., 1876-11-09

~ THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF
No. 1T35 F STREET NORTHWEST,
.. November Q, 1870.
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for the pur-
chase and removal Of the following buildings
erected by the United States Government in con-
nection with the International Exhibition, viz:
/. The Government Building at intersection Of
Belmont and Fountain avenues, In Exhibition
Grounds, built Of framed timber, with iron roof
truss; felt roof and glazed sides; In form Latin
cross; central nave and aisles 4e0x100 feet tran
sept, 300xl0o feet: cupola at Intersection sur
feet Buiidine to Be soid @ as IT. Il stands, % without
exhibits, shaftng or gas fixtures railroad tracks,
hre-plugs, hose apparatus or lightning rods, and
possible Suitable for foundry. car-shops, ice
house, &c. Proposals will be received at No. 1735
"F" street, Washington, d; o., until p. m. Jan:
uary -, ls71, when they WIN pe9penea and award
2. Hospital Building, north, Of above, size ssIss
feet, and addition 4exla feet, two stories E high;
as Il stands and removed as soon after February
Il qfSS feesTed as aSoTs nn p @
s. Frame structure at corner Elm avenue and
is7a ali cellars wells or other excavations to be
allied up and leyeled Of By the purchaser on or
above, until D. m. November 80, 1870. = /!
4 Frame structure on the eneampment ground
near Georges Hill, In the Exhibition Grounds,
uee0 as Water-clOsetB; 10 De removed imneQlAtely
after sale. Proposals will be received, as above,
until 8 p. M, November 30, 1876 sll-l Z, 2 :
8. Frame building, with brick foundation for
one boiler used for the steam siren or fog horn;
TO be removed Immediately AFTER sale. Proposals
will be received as above until November, 30,
Each bid must be accompanied by certined
check for loper cent of the amount bid, the check
to be forfeited to the Government In case the
bidder shall neglect or refuse to complete the
purchase by full payment within i've days after
notice Of acceptance of his bid, and work Of re-
moval to be begun until full payment is made.
The Government reserves the right to reject all
I bids OF deemed satisfactory. ~ --.G =
All desired Information In respect to the Gov
ernment Building may be had upon application
to this Once, or to LIEUT.. HENRY MET
OALFE, U. s. A., at the Building itself; IN re-,
gard 70 thf Hospital Building. ofASST: SURG.
\ ]. J. WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum,
Washington, d. o., or to ASST. SURG, II. o.
YARROW, at the Building; IN regard 70 the
Elm m-avenue property and water closets, ofCAPT.
JOHN F. RODGERS, Schuylkill Depot, PhiIa-
delphis, Pa, or Of LIEU. HENRY MET
CAIFE, as above; in regard to the Fog,horn
Building, of GEN.2w. F. REYNOLDS, Engf-
neer Fourth L. II. District, Philadelphia.
+ All bids to be indorsed on envelope, Bid for
Government Building, International Exhibition,
No. g." or for Hospital Building Elm avenue
Building" or 'Water-elosets," or "Fog horn, as
the case may be; and to be addressed to "OOL. s.
q, LYFORD Chairman Board U. s. Executive
Department, ID. o." SO. LYFORD,l
Breyt. 1t. Col U. s. A, Chairman Of Board.
nnv
National Republican., 1876-11-09
DIED..

TOMPKINS.-At Rockville, Nd, onS Tuesday,
November Z, 1s76, AUGUSTA HoBBIE. infant daugh-
ter Of General Charles and Augusta 3. Tompk
aged seventeen months. --"'. -
: SMITH.-On Wednesday, November 8, Is76, at
12:0 O'Clock .. m, WILLIAM E., son OF John
II: and Helen N. Smith, aged near three years.
Funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from his parents residenee Ftftt street, between
and streets northwest. -''
SNEE.-On November s, Mr.. THOMAS SNEE, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Ellen Snee, aged forty-nIne
years, native of Bala CIdare parish, county Sligo,
Ireland.
Funera from his late residence, 40 six-and-a-haIf
street. Island. at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning. Re-
QUEEN High Mass at st. Dominlcfs. #
New York ana San Francisco papers please eopy.l
National Republican., 1876-11-09
p II. wAnNER, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEAT. TWo-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING, WITH MANSARD
ROOF. ON HIGH STREET, NEAR HOW ARD
UNIVERSITY, IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
1NGTON, d. c.
= By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated Feb
EE ruary q. A. ID. 1871 duly recorded In Liber
II No. III, folio s., one of the land records for
- the District or Columbia, and az the request
Of the party secured thereby, We will sell at pub
lie auction. In front Of the premises, on WEDSEs-
the following described real estate situate in the
county of Washington, District of Columbia, to
wit: The west half OF lot numbered eight (5) in
block numbered tventy-three, CD in the Howard
University subdivision of the farm of John A.
smith, as recorded in the surveyors Off ce Of WASH
ington county, ID. c., together with. the improve
Terms: One fifth in cash, and the balance at Que,
two, three and four years, with interest at per
cent Per annum, secured by deed Of trlfst on the
chaser. A deposit OF 500 required at the time of
sale, and all conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
II terms of sale are not complied with In seven
days, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultnE
chaser. AFTER ave days, advertisements.
SSHIkkkiLAM SHkkkkLHs < Z. PkESTfss PhkAETSTTIHfSsLf' Trustees
]. 7. C0LDwELL,
National Republican., 1876-11-09
BUILDING MATERIALS.

myHE EAHTIFICIAL STONE CoMPkNE
u OF THE DIsTRIoT QT coLUMBIA
yestibules, Sidewalks, Footways and Cur5lnz. u
Inherent colors, FountAins Lawn Crnemen0t
House and Lawn steps and Platforms; houses
foated, cellar walls and flooring cemented % ex:
clude dampness; Kitchens and areas cemensad ana
made perfectly dry, and . sure preventsEe sgNn9
the Intrusion OF rats, insects, &C.. and Al otnef
sdapred. our Portland Cement becomes IN afss
ays mperfor to any OF the marble or natural Stone
In comm use and Is an admirable imitation Of
sither marble or stone, Il more durable, ant Ne
''aas6 D. N. RoBERTs, Manager.
tsao-tf lss Louiskna avenue.
National Republican., 1876-11-09
CHANCERY sALE.oF VALUABLE REAL
W ESTATE In THE CITY OE MASHINh-


- By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court
n of the District Of Columb bia, passed in equity
IL Cause numbered ais, Freed Savings and
others, the Undersigned, trustee, will sell on
FRIDAY, the 10th dsy of November. A. d. 1875, st
1e'clock p. at public auction, In front OF the
premises, all those pieces or parcels OF ground
lying and being In the city OF Washington and Dis
trict Of Columbia, and known and described as all
thatpart Of lot numbered six (6) in Douglas and
Rice's subdivision OF square five hundred and
sixty (50) fronting hfy-eight (5S) feet on street
northwest, and extending back on said lot one
hundred and seyenty-hve Q75) feet and two f2)
inches, being all OF said lot six. 6,l except that
portion released and conveyed by Daniel L. Eaton
10 j. Madison Cults ct al. by deed Of release made
December Is. 1s7i. and recorded In Liber $50, folio
81 Of the land records for said District OF Columbian
twenty-five, "a. in square numbered five hundred
and sixtytwo ts62 In said city the same are de-
scrtbed In deed Of II. G.. FAINT to Adele Williams
and recorded IN the land records for siid city and
District, excepting, however, the eastern twenty
i've (25) feet Of said lot twenty-five, C2l which has
heretofore been conveyed to Mrs. Louisa Lu5by,
with the Improvements, rights, privileges and ap
purtenances to the same belonging
Terms OF sale as follows, to wit: Ore third Of
the purchase money to be paid In cash within I'VE
days from the dag Of sale, and the balance thereof
shall be paid In three equal tnstallm ents IN six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
sale One hundred dollars In cash Will be required
to be paid each parcel At the time the same shall
have been knocked down to. the purchaser, and all
convcyancing must be paid BY the purch
b. II. WARNER, Auct. ENOCH TOTEM,
oc3I-TuTh& S&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1876-11-09
Ir. woRMLEY, Aass,oneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. SITUATED IN POTOMAC CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI,
ESTATE. SITUATED IN POTOMAC CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
- octoberE A.. d. fs72, and duly recorded in
g. hLiber No. ess, folio 90, :oue OF the land
Arecords for Washington county, District OF
- Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, S we n t5 5es,ees M on se M n
DAY. the soth day Of November. is7s,, at $50
situste in the county Of Washington. District Of
Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered twenty, C2L) In
section numbered two, e. In the subdivision of
Rsrry Farm, as made by ;. G. Pomeroy, !. b.
Terms OF sale: One hundred dollars, with inter
est at the rate OF ten per centum pSr annum from
October Y, 1874 and expenses OF sale in casn; the
balance q siI and twelve months forvnich the the
isy Of sale, and secured bf deed of trust upon the
property sold, must be given: deposit OF 10 Will
ali conyeysncing WIN be at the expense Of the pqr,
cbaser. II terIne OF sale are not complied with
within seven IA days 1he trustees reserve the right
70 resell the properly At the risk and cost of the De-
ss%. SsS; " sf1dkypY1 dkyyqhp, Srrus.ees.
ocAo-Mkds
National Republican., 1876-11-09
ruture Days.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctsoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IAPRoyED
WEST, AND ON 4 STREET SOUTHWEST.

VEST, and On IN x sfREET soUTifw YES EST. "
ON SEVENTH SrJ STREE, ,,tNTsr ANP ON NINTH
Nv virtue sf q two Sos deed. Of trust dated Sep
"a sember 81 1875, and record ed in liber No 800,
SG II ta ss fale is l ana so
sSest sse on ., M PsStE Seg "a s s
and e hs No. IS
nine sns Sss third INCHES thence Ssst one
ans d S 3 FEET ss fss
dwelling, situated on Sixth street. between d and
And immediateiy thereafter we VIII sell lot 81 and
the eastern part Of lot s. in square No; 80, said
the width to the southern line Of said lot and
and-a-half and sixthstree southwest.
On THURspAY. November q, 1879. at aO,clock
nins for the same At point on The line Of seventh
street west, twenty feet north from the southeast
sone said stqeet ~ twenty W feet and our and half
inches; thence west one hundred feet to the rear
and half inches and thence east one hundred feet
70 tSe Place Of beglnning Improved By
Il and streets northwest.
a az u aas
no; ~ beginning for the ss ne at point on Slntn
said square 36i and running south twenty (2o{ feet
with the line of Ninth street thence west one hun
dred 0) feet to original lot 13 thence north twenty
(eo feet. and thence east one hundred 900 feet 20
Ninth street, between Rhode Island avenue and
street northwe
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and balance pay
able n six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest at cent from day of sale to be secured
by adeed Of trust. II the terms of sale are not
complied with vii hin five days, the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulung purchaser. A deposit of
500 will be required on eaca sale. Conveyanclng,
&C., at purchaser S cost.
- JOSEPH r. EDsoN, Trustees.
THOMAS HYDE,
National Republican., 1876-11-09

PALTIMoRk AND OHIO RAILROAD.
:oCT. Is. Is7s.
AN. Leave washington.
sS BstimOre knnspoiiIs I ssd w Way ss.tions % %Pop'
Of Rocks. and 1ntermediate Stations. hsiA
lid Baltimore and Ns1.ndrt. junction. sunda
SID kn% ifSPSY YosH AND BOSTON
PRESS. Pulman Parlor Cars. (Sunday stops
$50 n.itiSoEs Il %aE s:ssaoRsis ssa VA, Stations.
$50 Chicago Cincinnaf5 q. Louis and Pitts
Preaerict.p asserstoa1 % and v.llsv t'iSs.i road /
.. ParlOr and sleepers. No connection for
800 POINT 81 GR9cks and Way Stations, Harrison.
PisSmoRa aaa and way ssaons Main stsa
IN II E.:saa ss
sA suhPdss Bsofs ss
Annapolis only. r --r1-I I-T,-I 7 K
a:i5 baltimore, Way Stations. Ellicott City and
1.p NHw YoRE, PHILADELPHIA AND NonroLx
EXPRESS. Alexandria Junction. On Sun
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Frederick via
ln BAITiMoRI AND LAUREL Expense,
saa ss 81
ta ssItinOrs,, Annapolis and Way ststons.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
SIS oiNoIaN1l1 S"nSsiSa AND Lou1sv1LL, EXPRESS.
Except Saturday HAgerstown and VIM
LOUISVILLE.
! $50 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
TOO PHILADILPHIA AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
7:l6 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:3S Pittsburg, Chicago, and Columbus.
s:D Baltimore, Alexandra junction and Relay.
io:oo new YoRh AsD PaILADiHLrHIA I'M. u H IN NIGHT TX
sss &ss ssss. 10.
u.a sf .u1SUIa' ISUfs, CHICAGO AND crsc1sxarr E1-
PRESS. and to Louisville on Saturday.
Sleepers. -
s;ln $50 $40 $40 a. m; 1,lo As. $50 5:ss TOO
7:l5 7:3S $50 1000 10:06 and 11:45 p. m, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday. iii ~
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown,
Valley Branch, or for New York and Philadel-
phiA at $40 o. m. and 1:40 D.
For further information apply ut the Balttmore
and Ohio ticket ohces, Washington Station. and f6,
e1 and e8 Pennsyfvania avenue, and No. 6l3 fif-
baggage 70 be checked snd received ct any point in
THOs. &. SHARP,
Master Of fransportatio1.
t;Ihn. t;h. okn,bSTs COLE SsnsrH asn Tisrst Agent gent
National Republican., 1876-11-09
VOUNG a MIDDLNToN, Aues-.

TRUSTEES SALE EoFDEsIRABLEIMPROy
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF SEVENTH-STREET ROAD AND TRUM-
snlh TRIET EsTTSEET' JUST BEYOND BOUNDARY
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust dated July
tsE 20. A. ID. 1874, duly recorded In Libe- No.
Ex 7SS, folio SO one OF the land records for
of the party secured thereby, we will sell
st pIblie auction, in front OF the premises. on
SATURDAY, November II, 1875, at 5 O'Clock D.
M, the following described real estate. situate IN
the county OF Washington, District OF Columbia,
one, a. in block two C2l OF the subdivision of John
A. Smith, farm; as made by the Howard Univer
one. story brick building, &c., except the south
one-third OF saidlot which has heretofore been re-
leased. MA, .
Terms: One fourth IN cash. and the balance In
six. twelve and eighteen months, with interest ut
eight per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF
trust on the property Sold or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. Adepost Of sl0o required as time
Of sale. and all cSnyeyaneing at purchasers cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER, r.,,..o
GEO. W. STICKNEY, iiUsteeS'
National Republican., 1876-11-09
GEO. w,sTIcKNEY, Auctfonecr,


TRUsTEEs, SALE SALE OF 4 TMo;sToRT AND
SHEET SJRTHwzsT. BETWEEN FIRST
STREET NOkTHWEST AND NORTH CAFE
TOL STREET. ... -
- BY virtue-of deed Of trust, dated Jupez7,
n A. ID. 1873, duly recorded in LiDer No. sos,
- folio 50, one of the land records for the Ets-
Setrict of Columbia, and ut the request OF the
party secured thereby, Will sell at public aus-
lion, in front OF the premises, on MONDAY, Mo-
yemoer % lss, At $40 O'Clock p m, the IollowlnR
District OF Columbia, TO wit: All that piece or par
eel OF ground, knowEand distinguished on the plat
or plan of said city IS lot letteFed sB' in j. u.
Waters subdivision Of part of square numbered
six hundred and tweney-three, {6zaJ together with
the Improvements. &C.. subJectt 20 prior incum-
brance ct about e. 500, which will he msde known at
time of sale. -.-|.- .-----.---
Terms: one third cash, and the balance at six and
twelve months with interest at eight per cent. per
annum, secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, or all cash at the option or the purchaser.
deposit of 500 required asthe ne OF sale and all
conveyancIlg at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied wt.h In seven days otherwise the trustees
reserve the Esght TO resell the property at the risk
days advertisement.
a CHARLES E. PRESTIsS, 5AEu''eeS'
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