davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-30

really 1n. ODE novcrnmont-tha Divine c-nni that
.hs clv' va. ,Iofi.c'! fromit; 1tnnan government
Of Divine Government. Tiny went farther hack
nnn asfcy Va. e',hsd ;, md n.ts
parts of Tho Diving Government. All reiIglon..
syrn The must ancicns. had taken notc oftla.te
HrSi .ees. had Jill emess. M ta se%sn" .c,r Tnt
tataa with IT. furIcs. Juttlco wn-. in slntt, the
object md I'd at government, Justies had heen
tss .hs Il WIFI s a a:!sssr % ~ .syf siy
werr written on tic human con-ciensc liz meta
accusing of eltc e1cn.Ing, ms anoshc:.
II. 'sa1uaeS .! IT, retryS Il j9,t,es va; s'1uly
i, Or, in thc words q liz text. wth wiat @
,nsssu5c ns,,, sts y shaIi es "'a.ed 70 yo
t6o p.acs Of isiary. sserca "nd pfosna. ,"Hs" Wa
tlempt!on futosi!cu te n,osl striking View IT Coils
regard tor Justice. :. The death-rcnsenec vas not
tempered wi!h morey: INTERVIEWED. and. by the
taesss f. Mass. q thG b. sna o. oS S 70. fssms
Instituted. They wuia ! rofuue for tli,+e who
nsa .sin men through sheet ,esias1t Deliberate
said that The old dI*pcntasIon had r,a-.ed away.
I'd e. as5e wn H ses Es as 'h one %
sanc nlways, The meek Jesus annaunce.! that
H. III e tst'SX hs x lay sn t. sa S n9,s s
Ae,s ! :s''' VIC e ssssfsa sss,s I'll 's'H s
xe5s oppo,s, e So. s9p!ta' aa.hmsnt
10 \ court Of law. No. The wny II was t1one waa
i, Sonrt m9o lo 90 orcr a. tha q
punishment. Willie tile world hold liz breath. and
the body II shs son q Cod lay T. the scpuiehte In
Isaten va Toasus u il stpnd I'LL ".titatoas and
!nrFc liberties, It were we'll not to hoaet too
hShy ssa w.. w. ,ae te sy w1sn ,, tS,e ys
to keep the crf,nnnl classea dowA was the great
question with naiions to-day. 1,hc only sgot!o9
g ns @ @ x5Sa ,s q a1 81 Se hs Ss
noluu opcrand! nowadays was for The criminal to
seeo,e hs ndEe an q. iny who WITH Gne syn
tSe en,te n"nsFeent q tha saisnn zig Or lie
Part Sf .hs ,hs SSs nsIusd q
f''oss H. sss soauesea ssassS %ss{i ssn'Ss'n;
lines II misht Be- IN Interesting e. f problem, NJ 10 lie
young mathematician 10 calculate how many stmcs
ih's cultured Eentieman would be shot ut, shoni1
This model young gentleman Of cultura carried the
law IL hIs rockct-ln the form Of 2 pistol, The
sssss I'D a. e*,ast sn oM e a s'ynE
Judge were to tT,ass With ,ao isw, what
ss Il b 2 Of hs t%e snaS eEs
q uintul, If thu Hayipr wrrc an carth fo.tiov liz
mieht rive new version Of the pnrnSic OF the Gn.
Just J,itlge, That Juluc feared neither God nor
man; yet jp hoaft, ths widow i.nportunnte CIV,
'rhs modern judge was tho friend pf ono l,9n, at
least tut thc seakrr Ind yrt 10 discover lint he
turned willing ear 10 ilrr who lad entered lonely
vadeG and JuSvc and defepat Eye st co9.Dre
to iii, eyun I}s rcputatiun. tio was sntis-
led that boti, Judge aid defendant with all other
what measure yc retc Il sbal b. measured to ron
again" Tic Scriptures, in language ln.niniaE.
, 1876-10-30
SULLIVAN--IIANFORD.
Comments Of the Press on the Re-
cent Trial.
Strong Condemnation Of the Course Of
Judge McAllister.

."arRe"' iheS s'"oa eie'e" 1os al4n'''a' III" o"e
ssen senTstSa ~ m1,asr IL a,o, OF Tho criminal - wa,
.nsh an opca abandonment u the judicial oi'ee
M an ns N 2" was no. ~. ~ bs
-. i4o' ~ s,.,. =. .ns t"s ~,
anespsc'ea % e,.'xoas o. ch,easo wao snS" as n'n
were auuyantly pastlsap for tic accused, aad llta
po..u %tha ss son IN n. ass ase q
s sofed ~ m .,n, s sw g @ ,as @ 1sh ,9c o. y
Went tborc W 10 psaek tsniord, aa after attacking
n,,ntHna Smixnns % .m Xxi ai;SYn1, hn ,"asnn "a
frsr hodliy ha m hia shootnv yT.. iusi1abir in
Snm ~ e,! m,artI"n ~ ,nvrh.,SStnw Mt,uwS whnn
.nsy eScd - fnna Manner an an IN wt IT,
yoss,. snd then. II nc gut up shoos n" N 'el''
oe1gnsc codc NJ ,e,,.Jc,cn,e ,ra. ,aa
sa x '"uSe VIZ, usi1,vnr h, nnft
dawn. a", Ind hiu, on the ;rcHnA by :he ,hraat
W. Ut ILL., sye, in place to gouge y oai. a. he
81 ai Mss dl * wao ew e S 5e a
san WHO ' pd eII elncea Him. The" M GANG toward
sullivan. who wss bs!ng held BY McMuscn, and
iii fiji throry, whlch trpplss AZ apom the evidence
Violates all probabilities, nnd Insult. eutnnaon
sense, tvnA countenaneed BY Judge McAlEs.er. and
hs h'AAc tHI8 JHtiIiof nv " A"S a'sHs VI "nu
who goes to murder smother, to kill him in eolf-
aysenss. 10 q =.
! scvoral, other sAcoTet were made for tho pur'
posc; which were given equal hospitality by Judge
McAlsssr, and 10 heed wae raid to thc!, con;
Actlng With and destroying each othes. We sh0uld
judEs tl'at ths bgNs.s lrish bull would be tmper:
that each theory. which contradlcted The others
ssfeng!assed @ 'hs h., defen,c; ,., ~ .,nu.
whom Mr.. sulllynn called to tic carriage e. ex-
press TO him her fagc at iianfors while Sullivan
and his h'other went Tor him. and WHO, on bearing
sounds nf an ARRAY: turned and saw fianforl down
and Sullivan over him, aud then went and pulled
| sullivan OIL, testified tint willie hc held sullivan
!se 1nossa asaSnu anH ssw sasIsSaM,s e,osaSs. NJ.
clinch, and that then llanfurd broke away from
them and earnc towards him. .-..--..
| Mre. sullivan, when she realized that there was
| murder ~ be- accounted for, found that In this
cltnct ltahfort! struck her. Ont nf thi. IL framed
the t,coFy thas su!lsan fhot llanfosd hecAuse he
a;suck MS Wifi. Il consrnd!ch the thc9Fy OF
shooting In tcl.1efcnsr, hut pl such contradictions
| wns the defense made In this trial. tnlgc Meal
lister entertained t!l* prtposieroas s'ory; nnd ~.
| defendants wife would constitute new and legal
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BARNES: On the Sd lest, WILLIAM HENRY
BARNES, infant son OF George and Hannah Barnss.
aged year, D months, and 10 days.
k4 S though tho waves We Of grief ron DER thee.
willie only gone before thee
For very little while.
He has .oined the saints oommuning
Over on the golden shore.
Soon you III meet In heavenly union
Meet where loved part no more.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
northeast, on sunday the stu instant, ct oscioos
The friends Of the family respectfully In siled to
O0NDoN Departed this life, March 1h, igs.
tian fortitute, HAM CoNpos, aged % yesre
funeral, from her late residencs. No los q stress
Northwest, 81 clock .. m, Monday, 9Th inst.
COOK. At Psttsyille, Pa. on the morning OF
Aucitor's once.
GoopALL. March Sd. is76, OF msmbrauous
N. 4. Goodall. aged a. months and days
lunersI 10 taGe place from her psrens reside ace.
the family are Invited Sa 70 sttehd cA p IN sno' o.
khLLEI Msrch 9TH, lS76- O. Providence Hos
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STREET. On the Sd Of March, is76, WILLIE HAR-
WY eTkEET. youngest son OF George W. and Jen-
lie Street, AGED y months.
he funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
day, the 5th instant, al clock O. m Frienos and
aoqusinIslces Of the family invited 10 attend
wkLLFoRD, after short Illness in the $50 year Of
The funeral viii take pIsce Monday, 9th instant,
Mrs. n. d: HARRISON, 1911 4 street northwest.
Friends sad relatives Of the family are respectfully
wITHERow. At u O'Clock m. on ain March.
lS6, JAMES M WITHERow.
Notice Of funeral In Monday mornings papers.
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DID He PRoPosE.-It Was midnight. The
man bad fsrewelled himself out aud FINE
lire had locked the door ara Was uutviou hcr
shoes, when her mother came down sVairs
with bedquilt around her, and said:
wanted 10 creep up stairs without my
nearing you, eh" Didn't think I knew IL
was an hour after midnight, did youe''
The girl had no reply. aud tie naother cvrs-
unuedi did he propose this tirneP"
Mhy-mother,' exclaimed the daughter.
GU can why, mother. all You want To-
hut don't know that he has bcen conins
here for ibe last year Don't I know that
you We burned a. least four tons o. -oal COURT
ing around here
Inc girl got her shoes OF. and tire mother
STOOD In the stair door aud asked. rmelfne
have you got any grit?''
Il guess so"
81 guess you haven't. I Just wisls thar n
teller with false teeth aud a mole ON his
Chin would come sparkling me. 10 Won
No"
"Well. III tell you. He'd come 90 time I'm
sixty days or he'd get oat ~ this msnsioo
Ike goat jumping Tor sunfiOwer seeds
Emeline went 20 bed 10 reflect over it
Detroit Free frcSS
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THE ULSTER A BANGFRoUs I>veNTuo~
New Haven landlord hal been swindled
in new way. A fellow went into his nous 2
ana played some game of chance In which
ne became Indebted TO the proprietors
Ihen he informed him that ne couldn't nav
tne bili, WhereupOn The proprietor suggested
that ne leave his ulster overcoat. The man
said he preferred 10 leave his pantaloons
and the idea was so UNIQUE that IL was ac.
cepteu, ana the young mau pulled them or
10 the amusement or the crowd. His boots
WEE long, however, aud with his ulster
covered up his legs. So he went 10 anofher
motel and took lodging. The next morning.
he called the landlord and declaring he had
peen robbed OF his psntasoOns and twenty
doEars, and somewhat angrily dem snded
IIiat ms loss should be made good, which
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~ "A regular reader OF the Herald in
sists on knowing ain plain Language what
shall we do TO remedy this Internal afmos-
phere OF politics." Eat cloves.-[N " Her
aid
1Deacon Noah Pease OF Ellington, Conn.
and his wife, aged respectively eighty four
and elghty-nve years, died at the same mo-
ment on Wednesday OF last week, aud were
buried together the ne xt day
" On the Rue Aux Ours, between the Rue
~. Dennis and the Boulevard Sebastopoi
Paris, "washerwomen's market" is held
daily, 10 which all the heads OF the local and
suburban laundries go TO engage their soap
ers, washers, and ironers.
HHe was In Walsh's yesterday getting a
new pair OF breeches m ade. He said ne was
singing Don't be angry with me, darling.
uncer her window Saturday night, when ne
stopped OF at the first verse aud had A race
Win The old man dog around the house. The
dog now keeps the piece"-to play with
Louisville COtT-JotU.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON,
CES r,TSDkR DExD OF TRUST,

BY virtue OF iced Of trust dated June 18th, A.
he land rscorisf. the county OF washin at11. n
G., and BY direction T. the parties in said
d. ed Of trust will sell II from Of toe premises, on
MONDAY, January 3Ist. A. d; la6. ct 4;ss
O'Clock y m, sll Of Lot numb. ed nfteea In square
numbered one. in the city OF ~ sshington, 10 the
strict OF Coiunbls, Containing 20 square feet or
thereabouts, With the improvements thereon
Terms: One third cash aud the resiLt ne in equal
Instruments at 8, ~ and Is mouths, wtlh interest
from day Of sale, able semi annually 81 rate of
elsht per ce1tum per snnum until paid, the dIferred
pap m-nts to De secured by the purchasers Cotss
and d. ed OF trust on the pery sod or all cash
At purchaser option deposit OF 8 100 reaui- ed
at sale, ana the convey anc fng N ust be ut pur-
chasers cost III terms Of sale are not com Piled
vi IN i've days from sale the properly will he
roscld at risk and cost Il deaui ing purchaser ter
five days notice In the kveuibs star pew,e.pa-
John r HANNA. Trustee.
janH -2sw6ds WASH. B. WILLIAMS Auct
THE PURCHASERS OF THE ABOVE
De cripeo property not hsvisr comcled with the
terms oil sale thereof to him. made pursuant to tne
above advertisement, this IL to give notice that 1
vii sell the said property AZ his risk and cost,
sAIuhD Al, March 4th. 1876. at the same hour,
a. Inc same plsce, and on the same terms as men
TONED In the above advertisement.
JOHN Il HANNA. Trustee.
ieozo oSds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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THE PkE~sED GENrrAy

-, ,,r,s feiffs fas come again.
a.. -, -. -. -tbeTl widow pane
&c o. ny w. a ca 49, 49,.
OHfiipes against 49, - JILL tAsLtI
a OlristnsEs token ~. IS IN sight
Thc wasside travellers, - .'ff pas,
Msrk the gray disk 81 clOuded sski
And the cu.i blank seems. peYthaace.
Folly 10 Ihtir wise Ignorance
They carrot from their outlook see
The perfect giace 10 hath for me,
For there the flower whose fringes through
Tie frosty breath Of autumn blew,
TuFns frs. m without its face Of boom
To IRE warm tropic ofmy room,
A. fatr a. when heeide its brook
The hue OF b, nding skies AZ took.
So, from the tr,pdden wsys ofesrth,
seem some sweet souls who veil their worth,
And offer 10 the careless glance
Toe cloudinc gray Of circumstance.
They blossom best where hesrth-fires burn.
To loving eyes alone they turn
The flowers OF IN esra grace, that hide
Their beauty fTOn thu world outside.
But deeper meanings cI'me 90 ne,
Ny half immortal fowe-. from thee
Man Judges from a partial view.
None ever Yet his brother knew,
Ihe Eternal Eye that sees the whsle
May better read the dRkened soul,
And IND, to outward sense denied
The hover upon Its Utmost aide.
Hhtftier ~ ", NioaOlds for Hrch-
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EVENING STAR.
sAIURBAY...........March q, 1876.
FORTY-FOURTB CONGRESS-.
Closing Proceedings Yesterday.

SENATE.-AfIer our report CLOSED
Debate on the admission OF Mr.. Pinchback
was continued.
THE IMPEACHMENT or BELKNAP.
On motion OF Mr. Edmuuds. the mesa re
OF The House announcing the Impeachment
OF W. W. Belknap, late Secretary OF War,
was taken from the table and read. also the
announcement Of the House committee.
Mr.. Eumunds submitted an orSier that the
message OF The House OF RepreSeu tatives in
rei' renee 20 The Impeachment OF W. W. Bel
KNAPP, late Secretary OF War, be referred 10 a
select committee TO consist OF five Senators
be said that was the usual course
The order was adopted. and the Chair ap-
pointed as the committee Messrs. EdmundS
Sonkling, FrelinghuS sen, Thurman, and
Stevenson.
Mr.. Ingalls,, from the Committee on the
District OF Columbia, reported the bill TO
amend the act 10 incorporate the proprieJors
of Glenwood cemetery.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The remainder of the session was devoted
10 the passage OF private bills. and the House
adjourned TO meet to-day for debate on the
Hawaiian treaty.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing
date July LIST, Is69, and duly recorded in Ltber
T. No fol1os 64 In the land records OF the comfy
Of Alexandria and ct the written request Of the
party escurt Will SELL at public sucuon In front
Va, on AONDAY, the Sd day Of April, 1875, at 4
O'Clock m, to satisfy tho balance due ana uni sid
said deed Of trust, which il 060 With II
seven sew, 90 Der cent per annum rom November q,
less the property released BY By deed Of Novem-
Der "a recorded among the said land records of
SAID county, which property 10 situated n the coun-
Y OF Alexandria, Va, about two miles westerly
i IRON ne ne ASusdTss nsee know e Hill
eileen ecree: improved By Q comfortable two story
frame Dwelling, about 100 fruit trees aud no grape
vine In good order, and II well fenced and In good
condition.
Terms: Cash. 600 win be required Of the pur.
purchaser coat. II the terms Of sale not fully
complied With In week from the day OF sals the
the risk and OF the defauling purck assr After
OLIVER COX. Trustee.
Dari-stawd W. wtLL0UGRBx, Attorasy,
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by b. II. WARNER, corner 7th and streets,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es

- BY virtue Of deed OF trust, lated November
- 10Th, A. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No.
10 folio All OF the land records for the nstr of
Coumbis, and by the written direci of the marty
secur.d thereby. L wi sell, at public auction, on
WEENEsDAf, the 9th day of March A. ID. Is76,
a. cock N in front of the premises, lots mum,
bered enc ID, two az, three 3J, four a., and five
90, In Dyer subdivision Of square numbered nine
huncred and nfteen tsl5l Ia the city of Washing
ton, with all the improvements thereon.
Terms: One in cash, Of " hich $40 must be
PAID at the sale; the deferred payments TO be paid
six and twelve months, " N interest at eight per
cent per annum AMI secured by deed of 20 the
saiisiscton of the Trustee Terms to be fully com
Piled with within seven DAYS OtherS Use the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property after one
week notice, the risk and OF rst puT aaser
All coGvtysIciDg at purchaser cost.
Nm IL. WARD. Trustee.
mari 3tsw&ds j T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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WHICH WAS Ir?-Among the crowd
watching the seals in the geological gardens
yesterday afternoon were a newly married
couple here on a bridal tour. They gave al
the rest of the animals the go-by 70 observe
sleek deniZenS OF the stone basin and ~ yas
iuli hour before they grew weary. Chilled
by The raw air, and Impatient over the wait
Ing, the husband said: Come darling les
gon see the hyenas. The Teller who said
them seals would fly around and sing at foar
O'Clock either lied 90 us or else this ere watch,
mas gone hack on me aRin. ~ Ibhln Re.1.r,f
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RAILROADS.
1910 PEANsY ANA 1910
kOU + Z
70 the North, Wess, and Southwest

1870 fE"ssffSASrA 1876
70 the North, Wes', and sOuthv est.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner Of 6sh aud streets. as foIiows;
For Pinsburg snd the West, s q m. daily, with
Palace Car to Chicago, and ii:5s .. 10. daily,
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls, and the North, 8 q. M. daily, except sun
Palace Oars to noohssier FOR Emra and BUT BUT
For New York and The East, 9:IO o. m daily, with
Palace Cars attschedi Limited Express 81 Pull
For New York, i3O p m daily, except SUNDAY,
with Parior Cars attached.
For Phiiadelphis. $50 p %. saily, except Sunday,
gas g. m. daily, except sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore. 1850 q. m. daily
rap Ps,. d slns ssd
Tor POLLS, 1850 .. m. and 4:ss ,. m, except
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDERICKSBURG BAIL.
WAY NAY k AMP ALEXANDRIA 3 WASHINGTON
S, s. T:O5, snd ii:iO D. m. on Sunday al s q,
M, and I and .. m.
Tor the South, via Richmond, 11:4O ,. m. daily
sunday. $40 snd Ssy sn DAILY
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, o, Z. 8,
Sunday It s. .nd a. 81 m l.. an. M 1nG a. M On
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Parlor Oal
accommodation n can n BE- procured at the Omses:-
and Pennsy ania avenue, and At the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking Of Baggage to
BoYD sHS PssseD:.r AGENT.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. jan3-ly
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u II. wARNER, corner 7th and L streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON fRaNkLIN STREET, Between
Atm and SIN SIS. NORTHWEST.
~ BY virtue of q Led of trust, dated July 10,
III 1875 aud recorded in Liber No 1876, folio IA of
the laid records Of Washington equity, d. O., and
public ancti0D, to the highest bidder on WED
rESDAY, March =. ls76, at ocl >ck in front
f the premises, Lot 50, in j. u. Hardness sub
division OF square $40, and the improvements.
Terms: One third cash; balance in s, IL, and IS
months, with per cent interest to be secured by
deed Of trust, And to be complied wi in days,
te to be resoi at the risk and cost of the
defaptiDg purchaser. 8 lnU down on day Of sale.
fet28 NJ w. stu CHakLKS T. DAVIS. Trustee.
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II Ii. WARNER, corner 7th and Il streets.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH sIOB OF
STREET, BETWEEN Sd AND 4rH SITS.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated December
Is, lo70, duly RECORDED in Liber No. go, folio
43. one of the land records for the District of
lumbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell. at public sale, to the highest
bidder, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
described real estate, situate in the city Of sshing
ton, d o., to Wit Lot numbered five 80, in square
numbered seven hundred and seventy four (774D,
according 10 L. Halls subdivision of said SOU are
together With the Improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash. All convey auciug will be at the
cost Of the purchaser aud 100 must be paid time
of sale. Terms TO be piled with In seven a. days
after day of sale otherwise will resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defanlting purchaser.
IONA. KIRK WOOD, Trustee.
febl9 cod J. T. COLbWELG, Salesman.
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CATALOGUE SALE OF LARGE OOLLEC.
TON OF STANDARD AND MISCELLA.

800. Also q valuable collection of Smithsonian
~Icontributioo TO Know ledge, Exploring, Sci
Wy entinc and Engineering hep.rts; School
crafts American Indians Debates in Congress, &c.
also, some aw Books
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner
PeDnsy " ana avenue and 18th street, on MONDAY,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EYENINGS,
March 9th. 7th and sth, commencing each evening
mara It THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
n. COX Co., Aue;Ioneers.
10 639 G street northwest

ri On MONDAY MORNING. March oh. AZ
~ los m in froot OF our sucti a roa-ls. No
W eas q street northwest, We will all c m
'ssnmeEt OF new.snd sec md hand Frrsitura.
S5Lsisti.g Ct CCttsge Sets, Btdstetds, Bureaus
INA re, sttIes ses, Tables. &C
hi,o me M urts OF grocery store. consisting Of
Tea CAGE dies, Counter and Platform scsIe. scoop,
80, h. N. COX q CD.
II
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l. Zeal Estate Auctiopeers,

TRUSTEES SALE on A DESIRABLE CoUN-
1Rl PLACE tE 2iS ACRES, WITH FINE
INFLOW hEkTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES
OF THk CAPITOL
~ Under and by virtue # a deed Of trust to me,
IN dated August 18th. ~, and duy recorded in
L'ber II b., No 9, folio 81, &C, one of the land
records for Prince George county, state of Mary
laDd aud by direction of the party secured thereby
VIII sell. al o'clock p. m, on TUESDAY, the
7th day OF March 1876 the PREF all that GER
tain piece or parcel of land situate and lying in
the county Of Prince George, state of Maryland,
knoSn and described as follows Beginning for the
same at point on the new cut road distant 525 feet
eastery FIR the section of said road with IL
District line. and opposite white oak tree standing
four feet within the lire Of fence on said road
thence north degrees is minutes east $40 feet
said road thence north IL degrees 45 mi sUtes west
l. 8 feet thence south IS degrees 80 minutes west
b45 feet; thence south 440 feet to the place of be-
ginning, containing 2Gs acres, more or less. The
said piece Of land being part of tract known As
"Ohillen Castle Manor and the same land con-
veyed to Richard b. Mohun by VIM. II. johnson In
Terms of the sale One third OF the purchase money
in cash, Of which deposit OF $3.50 will be required
at the time Of sac and the balance In and two
years, secured BY deed Of trust upon the property
sold al the notes OF the purchaser, bearing
est. All conyeyancfng at the purchssers cost If
the terms Of sale are not complied with in fifteen
days. The trlseA reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of tie defAulting urchaser.
ANDREW q. BRADLEY. Trustee.
feb26-dtds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-04
los. r. KELLEY, Aucfioneer,
Office No. 9O2 8tn street northwest.
sTKEfT k6sTh8ksf, BEr3ksNr f = 81.
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AT AUG.

cIhEET NUBTHWEST, BETWEEN ST
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AT AuC.
TON. NV
. BY virtue OF o deed Of trust to the undersigned,
bearing date on the 9TH day OF June A. d. ISIS,
ahd only recorded In Liber No. ~, folio 100 seq
one OF the land records and for the District of CO.
lumbia, and at the written request Of the holder
9t the principal note and interest notes secured
the 9th day OF March, A. ID. lS76, ct 5 O'Clock D.
m In front OF the premises, lot numbered ninety
two. ~ In Joseph r. kelley's subdivision Of the
west half Of square numbered three hundred and
sixty five. (366D In the city Of Washington, D. o.;
eaid lot fronting eighteen l8 feet the east side
Of 10Th street wet and running back los feet TO an
alley, end improved b. . two story and basement
Pre- ISL brick front Dwelling Houfe.
Terms Of sale: go, ih interest at the rata of
ten Der cent Per annum from June T. 1875, together
the balance at two with interest and secured
BY deed Of trust on the property sold. Conveyanc.
tine purchaser Immediately after sale.
ALBEIT r. FOX, Trustee
ftbZ-d&ds jos. q. kelley, Aucr