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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-22

THE "TEA PoT" MEDIUH.-In the case OF
The People, ex rel. Rufus W. Flint against
William G. Conner, sheriff, Judge Lawrence
before whom the motion for the discharge OF
the plaintiff from further confinement in
Ludlow street Jail was argued, yesterday
rendered an opinion, in which he holds thai
the so-called "Tea-Pot' medium, having
neglected TO answer the complaint charging
nm Win being the husband Of the plaintiff
the Court obtained full Jurisdiction in the
matter, and that the judgment rendered in the
divorce proceedings cannot be assailed by
habeas corpus. 1t Is further held that the de
cree for alimony being decree for money
there was no need for the ordinary form OF
proceeding by interrogatories, to authorize
an order for contempt. In conclusion, he
holds that if the Law is wrong, there is nc
help in the courts for the prisoner.-IN T.
Times, 21sf.
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A POINT IN THE SNAKE BUsINEss.-A
Plute Indian was yesterday exhibiting on
south Z street live rattlesnake. which he
seemed To have under perfect CONTROL The
reptile appeared 10 be i'm a state of stupor or
an almost torpid condition. The Indian car
rled the .'ratiler" 49, So SNASs " us
coat and handled him most recklessly. -
gentleman happening TO say that the poison
GUS facgs of the snake were c-Qbab ~ axtras.-
ed, the Indian pulled open the mouth of Tho
reptile and showed that there were still in
TACT The Indian said: You catch um any
giaid (Ner.) EslfeT3,rtSe u"
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THE AwKwARDNEss OF MEDICAL AT
TENDANCE ON A MONA 'MEDAN WOMAN
MISS Alley, a missionary rom India sat i'm
a chair on the platform OF the Free Baptist
Church in 18th street last evening, and lee
tured about life among the heather. One OF
her Illustrative stories was this: A Moham-
medan Of high rank had several wives One
OF them, more beautiful than all the rest, was
seriously i'll. IL seemed that she must die
and her husband sent for DIR. Batehelder who
accompanied the missionaries In India a
vile Is permitted To see no other men than
her husband and her brothers. Therefore the
doctor was told that he could not see the sick
woman. Her attendants described her con-
dition, but this would not suffice, and the
doctor said that he could do nothing unless he
saw her. After much consultation ne was
admitted. white cloth had been spread
over the woman, and a hole had been cut i'm
it SO that she might extend her hand and ner-
NIT the doctor to feel her pulse. This would
not do The doctor must see her tongue and
eyes. Then holes were cut near her mouth
and her eyes, and the doctor prescribed for
her. she vas cured.-lN Y. Sun, 2O,h.
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BLUFF VS.. 2RAIys.-"What do YOU think
OF the Huxley theory OF mans origination
as a germ I'm the substance hornblende9'; i'm.
quired man of a pedantic fellow-boarder al
Gently.
"Sir," replied the party addressed, i'm a
pompOus tone, "Im always ready TO discuss
questions of science, but when I'm eating
with ladies and gentlemen there are certain
branches OF IL which prefer TO avoid"
Then all the rest of the boarders looked al
the first speaker with frowns OF disgust, which
made him feel so much like a criminal that
he soon felt compelled TO ask excuse from the
able PinsbsrQ Gazette.
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MR.. BULLDoZER came home Saturday
with a more confident expression on his face
than he had worn since the 9Th of November
AT last you have something definite and GER
tain!' exclaimed Mrs. b., who stood waiting
with his gown and slippers, as all good wives
do, I'm novels written by young men. YES"
said BulldoZer, Il have" Mrs. b clutched
the slippers vehemently i'm her excitement,
and exclaimed breathlessly, what is it?p
Bulldozer answered, i'm his slowest and most
judicial manner, my dear, after ,.arkFuiiy
studying the news az democratic head0uar-
tiers, and then getting the real, private, relia-
BILE Information received at the State Journal
Office, and comparing the two carefully, ball
ancing the probabilities as they stand, am
at last definitely and certainly convinced
that don't know anything about IT," Bull
dozer says he never could dodge worth cent,
but he never would have believed that Slip
per could have made such an all fired red
mark on a mans cheek, IL he hadn't seen il.
IOhso State Journal.
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BOWMAN & GREEN, AuctiOneefs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND tNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON CAP

AND AND gMIMPROyED REAL Estate on n CAP.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated May LIST. A..
a; u Ia6, and duly recorded in Liber No SCI f.a<H
District Of Columbia and at the request of the parties
secured thereby, we viii sell at public auction in
'front.' OF the premises, TO the highest bidder on
nhDA December Cd, A. ID. lS76 at the hours here
viz: ~ D0'iiN''
AT p. m the north half of Lot No. Sin Square No
so vacant lot, % feet by lO9 feet situate on east
side OF 9Th, between and c streets, northeast
AT $3.50 2. m. part Of Lot No in Square No So
beginning Tor said part of Lot No g. th street east
I0 Ieet lncn south from northwest corner of said
thence south . feet thence nos feet inch to said
pun street and thence north along said 5th street q
iest to the place OF beginning situate ON east side of
street, together with the Improvements thereon cen
sisting Of two-story Brick Dwelling.
AZ clock p. m. part Of Lot No. 2, in square No.
oS beginning for said part Of lot No - at the north
nch thence south along the rear line Of said lot s.
ieet thence west So feet inch thence south l6 feet
thence east ~ feet 70 h street east and thence north
sonE sand street 81 feet to place Of beginning situate
With the improvements thereon, consisting Of three
frame and two Brick Dwellings. This last piece of
property part Of lot 2 In square No. SIS IL sold sub
cent interest from September 9Th, $50.
Terms OF sale: One third cash (of which $50 on
each piece must be paid at time Of sale and the bal
cured By purchaser notes bearing interest from DAY
OF ssie ~ per cent. per annum until paid, and
deed OF trust on the premises sold. Conveyaneing
ana recording at purchasers cost. If the terms Of
Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost Of
x XII Il kH q SfRSHR Trustees.
SIR
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF FRUIT TREES AND ROSE BUSHES
Being direct importation from Franco of Ro-
Gheth q Co, comprising large assortment of
Pear, Apple, Peach and A pricots; also, many new
varieties OF Rose BCshss and Bulbs I9r this sea.
sons planting, &c, &c
On SATURDAY MORNING, November 2Jth 49,
1876, at O'Clock, within my auction rooms -
shall sell the above elegant collection Of Trees.&
and Plants.
Uessrs, Rocheth 4 Co. will furnish, through me-
the finest imported variety of Rose Bushes, at whole
sale retail.
Invite the attention of the trade and private buy
ers TO this SALE as the goods 10 be sold without
reserve. Terms cash.
nov2l-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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WHAT HE ADMITTED--Yesterday FORE
noon while republicans were claiming ma,
the Presidential question was still i'm doubt.
man in saloon on Monroe avenue called
out; II III bet that Tilden is elected
III pel You are a llar!' replied a voice.
The two clinched, rolled on the floor and
tussled around, and the Tildenite finally
had the other at a disadvantage.
NOW you Will admit that Tilden is elected?''
he-asked, letting up on the other little
mo, WON'T gasped the undermost, "but
I'll admit great democratic gains all over the
country"
That was enough, and he was lifted UP and
taken OUT Detroit Free Press. WIN
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WALKER-In these uncertain days, when
almost everything about politics Is so de-
plorably doubtful, IL is consoling TO come
down TO any hard pan fact on which TO rest
the weary feet of conjecture as upon solid
earth. Such fact is the one that, however
II may be with Hayes and Tilden, at least
was one of the five candidates for that high
Office. He was the anti-masonic candidata
and fell terribly behind Green Clay smith
the prohibitionist, TO say nothing of Peter
strong states was Ohio, which, out OF a total
OF 65s, 6i9 votes, gave him &c. As IL is fair "a
presume that the % Walker electors in Ohio
voted for themselves, the rank and file of the
party IN that state seems TO number 81. We
may satfcivv eoTiclude that Walker Is moi
elected PHILADELPHIA Racord
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rHANCERY SALE--REAL ESTATE ONSCAF
" IT0I HILL.


~ ITOL HILL.
. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of IL
the District of Colunlbia, passed In Chanc sry f.
cause No. 4-s74, doc. Is, wherein j II. R,w -:
land Is complainant and John u CARPENTER al are
defendants, shall sell, SATURDAY, November
18TH, 1876, at 80 p m, at public auction ,on the
premises the defendantsf ~. II. Carpenter 81 equita
BILE interest in the following real estate situated in
Washington, d. C., to wit:-Lots numbered sixteen,
ed subdivision Of all Of original lot numbered eight
and part OF original lots numbered six, seven and
nine, IN Square numbered eight hundred and eigh-
teen. Each Of the above lots II improved By o two
story Brick Dwelling, containing eight rooms with
all modern improvements, and viii be sold eparately
The above property Is sold subject to the following
encumbrances, yiz:-Twe deeds Of trust, recorded
specttvey in Liber SIS, folio So, and Lber 500, folio
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia
the former deed embracing said lots 6 and b. and the
Terms OF sale: One third Of purchase money cash;
balance in two equal instalments, payable in six and
twelve months from day of sale, with interest six
per cent Trustee reserves . lien on each piece of
property until vi hole purchase money Is paid $50
deposit on each lot at time Of sale Conveyancing at
purchasers cost. If terms Of sale are not complied
with within Eve days from day Of sale, trustee
serves the right to resell Mt risk and cost of defauing
purchaser. JAMES M. JOHNSON, TRUSTEE,
Webster Law Building.
DUNCANS0N BROS,
novseo&ds tLsw Reporterl Auctioneerss.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the nclemency Of the weather until SAT
URDAY, the 25th day OF November, A ID. 1876,
JAMES M. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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AUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.

UDONIhNcON DhOS., AuctOneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON THIRD
STREET EAST AND ON B STREET NORTH,
tINMnEDAAdTE VICINITY OF THE CAPITOLj,
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to u.s. dated IA
the ilth day Of August A. p: ISIS, and duly G
Of the land records for Washington county in the
District Of Columbia win sell at public auction
On WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of November, A
y $50, at o'clock D. m, in front of the premises
the iolowng described real estate situate the city
OF Washington, District Of Columbia to wit: An
those certain pieces or parcel Of ground known and
described as being all Of Lots numbered ten 0 and
eighty hve t1a5) as laid down the ground plat of
Washington city, together with all the improvements
rights, &c, to the same belonging Lot 10 is i'm
proved by two story brick dwelling and store room
also, two story brick dwelling and vacant ground
Lot ii is improved by two-story brick dwelling,
frame dwelling and vacant lot
This property is on the Of I'd and b streets
northeast in the immediate vicinity of the Capitol
and will be sold in parcels plat Of the subdivision
will be shown ON day Of sale, or can be at the
auctioneers Office.
Terms Of sale: The amount OF indebtedness Sc.
cured by tbs deed of trust unpaid with expenses of
sale IN cash, the balance in and Il months from day
trust or premises sold deposit of 100 REQUIRED at
the iinne OF sale. III the terms of sale com
piled with W thin ten days from day of sale the Trus
tees reserve the right 10 resell the property at the risk
anu cost OF the defaulting purchaser upon giving five
days notice OF such resale in some new spaper pub
recording at purchasers cost,
NJ. 9. L GTHM TRREFhf Trustees
hovlod DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
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THE LINCOLN BODY observation-disclosures
and Mullins, the alleged Lincoln monument
robbers and body snatchers, who were re-
Gently arrested, have been indicted at Spring
held, Ill. for conspiring TO steal Lincoln's
BODY and for larceny. There is said TO be no
aouDt OF their guilt IL is now alleged that
their object was TO bury Lincoln's rema ms i'm
some secluded place, and 20 give them up
only on payment of a large sum of money.
they expected to receive two hundred thou-
dertaking. ~
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"A TARTAR CAUGHT IN JERsEY.-wflliam
n. cameron stole a coat from Marsh's saloon
In Albany street, New Brunswick, and wa
arrested When taken before Recorder III,
ne cooily asked the recorder TO allow him IN
"thrash. The two officers who were testifyine
against him. The recorder loosely answered
YES, ana the thief stripped OF his coat and
~ 10 club him.-IN Y Hlzld 0Isf -
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NOVEMBER 2OrH, 1876.

-BBsItI@oIs, EilIsott 6Ity and Way Stations:
Point Of Rocks and Intermediate stations, Main
1:1oNBaltimore and Alexandria Junction Sunday,
s:1O--Ne~ York, Philadelphia and Boston Express.
Pullman Parlor Cars. Sunday, stops at Way
s:so~Baltimore and Way Stations.
Express Frederick, Hagerstown, and Valley
Road. Parlor and Sleepers No connection for
e:O0-POint of Rocks and Way Stations. Harrison
6%TS and and stations an
500 Baltimore Express, Sunday to Baltimore, Re
12:I5-BaltimOre, Way Stations, Elliott City and
1;4o.Sew York philadelphia and Norfolk Express,
Alexandria JUNCTION ON Sunday, all way
3:3OaBaltImOre and Way Stations, Frederick a
4:3o-BaItimore and Laurel Express
4;3O-Frederick and Point cf Rocks, (via MstrogoI
itan Branch Connects on Saturday for Ha
4:45-BaltimOre, Annapolis and Way Stations, Fred
5;so77Baliimorc and Way Stations to Annapolis
5:45-Cincnnati and Louisville Express Except
SATURDAY, Hagerstown and Winchester. Sleep
S of Roess ana M saS son
il22-BBa,l,tnmOTe and rSi Way Stations:
s2O-B baltimore, Aicxandris Junction and Relay
1O:O0-New York and Philadelphia Night Express
1o:o?~Bstimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction.
Haas. Louis Express. Cincinnati and Chicago,
and To Louisville Saturday. Sleepers.
ITO, $40, $40, $50 a. m; lao, 4:4J, $50,
9:45. 7:1j, :35, $40, 1000, 1905 and
HAS d. IN. daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown Val
ley Branch for New York and Philadelphia at
$40 a. m and 40 D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Stations, and
ass, COL and COS Pennsylvania avenue, and O. 3
18th northwest where orders will be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at any point in
the city
TH0S. z. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 8 KOONTZ, General gent sepi-tr
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.
GREAT PEREMPT0RY SALE OF 90 HEAD OF

WEST viz GINIA HORSES
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November ~
Oath, commencing at , O'Clock, we will sell 10y
at Dnncanson Bros auction rooms, corner 9Th and u
streets northwest.
consisting Of some very fine Driving, Riding, Car
rage, Coupee and Business Horses and well worthy
OF the attention of gentlemen in of horses. To
cash.
These horses be prior TO the day Of SALE at
the stables of BURGD0RF 4 BRO. and FADLY 4
BIO. Congress Stables on Sth street, between and
streets northwest, and, if desired be examined
and tried.
For full description and warrantee see cata-
logues which can be obtained of the auctoneers or
at the stables. J. HESS
NOVEL Republ J. l.. BURLEY.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
SITUATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYI-
WANNA AVENUE, BETWEEN 1 9TH AND I3rH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated LIST day Of -
September, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber ia
No. so, folio 10 one Of the land records of thes2
District of Columbia, and by the written request of
the party secured thereby, will offer public sale
on MONDAY, the 4th day Of December, 1S6, az the
hour Of "a O'Clock i'm the afternoon, in front of the
premises. all that certain piece of ground situated
lying and being in the City of Washington, District
Of Columbia. and known and described rs being Lot
marked and lettered "A, /" in VIM Blanehard's sub
division OF the east twOthrds of Lot numbered g. in
square number 292 together with the buildings anl
improvements upon the same, being house numbered
1924 on Pennsy lvania avenue.
Terms of sale: 2ll with interest the rate Of 8
per cent. from September lst, l5 and all penses
Of sale cash. residue in and II months, with
secured by deed OF trust. Oa TO be paid when the
property is struck off and all convey ancing at the
expense of the purchaser.
THOMAS W. HUNGERF0RD, Trustee
noy22 lot TH0S. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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DRY GOODS.
FROM AUCTION.
FROM AUCTION.
PROM AUCTION.

5000 yaF-is Hamburg Edge, stse.
Good Calves. SC.
25 pieces Water PrOsf Cloth, Ia yards wide, at
only soc.
SO pieces Plain Dress Goods at I5c
100 pair Large Double White Blankets, Wool, at
30 pieces All Wool Flsnnei At &c.
% pieces Jes Black Water Proof Cloth, two yards
wide, At 81, sold at el0-
Blue Water Proof. T5e.
40 pieces Double width Black Alpacss, at Sc sold
80 pieces Black Cashmere. full Double Width, So
g, 75c-
400 pieces Cloth and CAssimeres for men and boys
wear, from 8 90 50 rs, q, 81 etc.
100 bales Of Dosble Comforts. at 81 Is each.
200 new styles Of shavls, sl5o, q, SAD, s., 81
Large assortment Of Broehe and India shswls very
Red Fiannels, All Wool. -, 3, sc., etc.
Beaver Cloths, Double Width, SEQ, s., and do
zen other different kinds.
40 pieces Extra Heavy Canton Flannel at 8, 10, IL
can Z be beaten
100 pieces Of Fancy Dress Goods, I,'s, IS, Is, %,
Colored Csshu,eres, Bottle Green, Seal Brown,
Navy Blue. Plum; and other colOrs, Double Width,
30 pieces GENUINE Feather Proof Bed Ticking l2Is
Is IS and IS all been reduced from to l2sc. per
Gail snd be convinced how cheap are selling
Goods nov.
G. w. TOwSON & CO.,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nov2O-tr South side, near 7th street
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~ Harper's Bazaar represents Mrs Parting
ton. just returned from the centennial ami
saying TO an awe-stricken group; s.But theret
The japanese departmental Infected N
thoroughly. suppressed my highest exhor-
tations. Sich armistic brick-a-bricki Sich
fans OF uni-q design! Sich vases and gar
deners! Sich rair articles Of virtue. II beg
gars deception!" -
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{ HANCERY SALE or, IMPROVED PROP

- ERTY.
By virtue of a decree passed November Sd, -
l576, in cause 8, 2Ol equity, Leonard vs.. John tMD
son et al. will sell, on SATURDAY, Novem -As.M
Der 25th, 1876 at O'Clock p. m, on the premises,
parts OF Lots Nos. g. g. and 2l in Deakins and Bal
ley addition to Georgetown, which has been sub
divided into Lots Nos IA, Is l6, u and l5 and the
subdivision thereof duly recorded in Surveyors Of
fee Lot fronts 81 81 100 feet lot Is % 25 100 feet;
lot 10 81 feet lot H. ~ 6 100 feet and lot lS 81 Is loo
feet on the Canal road near the AQueduct Bridge,
and lot l6 is improved by large Brick House, and Ii
And on MONDAY, November 21th, 1876, at 4
o'clock p m, will sell Lot 50, of Beatty and Haw-
KIN addition 30 Georgetown, situated at the corner
q s and FREDERICK streets which has also been sub
divided into Lots Nos 49, 80, 81 and 81 and the sub
division thereof duly recorded in the Surveyors OF
fee Lot 70 has front Of 30 feet and lots 30, 81 and
e. each Y feet on LIST street by depth of rs feet, and
lot 10 is improved with Brick House, now used as
store and dwelling, and also with Frame Dwelling
dc use fronting on Frederick street.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
fourth cash; the residue in three equal instruments
payable at six twelve and eighteen months from day
Of SALE with interest at the rate of eight per centum
per annum until paid for which notes must be given
$50 deposit on each parcel when sold
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
novl7-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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a BAD THING FOR THE LAwYERs.-A
downcast looking woman, about forty years
old, called at a lawyers Office ON Chambers
street and asked the attorney ifhe could SEE to
little business for her He replied that he
could, and she explained:
MY husband went TO the Black Hills Over
four months ago"
Yes, see. That is desertion. and good
grounds for a divorce. /" he replied
Il don't want no divorce. sir What L
want is for him To send me some money"
''And he WON'T
"Well, he hasn't sent any vet"
"And what can do?" asked the lawyer.
Put lawsuit on him and scare him iato
it," she answered.
He gloomily replied that the court here
had no jurisdiction i'm such a case, and that
he could do nothing.
why, il was a lawyer, / could put a suit
on him in an hour-I know / COULD" she pro-
tested.
He shook his head.
well, all right" She said. a She rose 10 go,
81 thought lawyers had some get up TO 'em and
always held my breath when one passed the
house, but this thing has opened my eyes.
You don't know any more than / do, sir,
and don't know anything Good day, sir!'
CtIafTe Street Lane Guide
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CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IN
u PROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH
STREET, NEAR NEW JERSEY AVENUE
STRFETS N0RTUWEST IN TUE CfTY Is

II NUM- In Of
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, passed the oath fa8
OF October, 1876, in the cause of Schmidt I
Herilhy ct al, equity No. 503l, will SELL at
public auction in front OF the respective premises or
lots, on SATURDAY, the 2Jth day of November,
$50, at clock m, Lot ii, in johnson subdyis-
lon OF square 66, with the improvements &C.. there
Also,
On MONDAY, November 21th, 1876, at the same
hon r, Lot L. in Adams and COltmans subdiy ison
OF the square Ss with the Improvements, &c,
thereon.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
cash on the day Of sale within days thereaf
ter and the residue in three equal instruments i'm six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale,
notes Tor the deferred payments TO be given bearing
interest at six per cent per the election
OF the purchaser the whole of the purchase money
may be paid in cash. The title to the property be
retained until all of the pure base money and the in
teres thereon is paid IL any purchaser fails com
ply with the terms of sale the right to resell
the properly at the risk and cost of the defautng
chaser. All conveyancing at the purchaser cost.
S lC0 deposit on acceptance of each bid.
FENDALL L. ALEXANDER, Trustee,
No. 476 Louisiana avenue
POHdS III