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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-11
HOCSE-FIFTH DAY.

SATURDAY, Jan. s.
100 nr. Speaker Street in the Chair: J
los; absent, s. Wv IMAM
Inc following committee was ann
70 invest igate the official conduct d
MS MeSsrs. Featlerston. Tucker.
M9Idrow and Parsons.
MI. Crum, of the committee TO inyes
Lib GOV Davis, resigned. and Mr.. d
Was added to the committee, mi, /
Mr; " Ilte, of COlfax, chairman.
MI Jarnagln, presented petition Of
nens OF Macon, asking the repesI d
lntI-ilquor law of that place.
Mr.. Southworth moved to odiourO !
specC 10 the day, Jan, 8tb-annigers
the battle of New Orleans-lost
The Judiciary Comm ;tten renorG
blll to make the trial of Iistnrbers If |
r 1tG morsnlp by Magistrates, instead !.
L'lttlI courts, with the recOmmenl
that 1t do not pass.
r. Mr.. Carter, of Warren. moved thG
mouse concur in the report.
Messfs. Guyton, Sykes, Byrd of
renee renee, ana Johns, opposed the mOdol !
favored the bill. ''-0
Messrs. Featherston. Mnldrow. Bell 7
naglh, Jayne, Barksdale ana Pennst.
NJ c1 the motion and opposed the
ne meade called for the preViOu; 4
S ti0h: The report was concurred in, "
OH =. Indefinitely postponed. /.
=, MI: featherston. chairman, repofS 4
ok collectors Repeating Bill. with ID 4
ommendation that il do mass, passed Il,
- na1 tle Dlll to provide for attachmen,
pass. i''J " '"' III
Messrs. Featherston, Hudson and = y
opposed the bill. -
SSttessrS. Baker and benson favored.
mr. alden called for the previoG
an ahd, upon motion of Mr.. SpigDE .
az was indefinitely postponed. "
oellate Dill regulating legal adyef' Y
Mr.. Tison. chairman, reported tb' ?
,ollectors' Relief Bill, which wa; 4,
uceu oy Mr.. Hall, Recommending See
= pass. (See synopsis elsewherel. 80
y u amendment that the lst of Msa
uDstltuted. Messrs. FeatberstoD, huSI
Ell, and Bridges favored: Messrs.
' Mn Poweil and Hudson opposed. m
DalieY moved to re-c0mmA.
u.liIle moved to table; carried, W
.9vlous question called on the amena' -
1 m ana the bill passed. M o.
- Iison, chairman, reported Y; Y.
.luuuced by Mr.. McNair, repesT
,eclai revenue Agents Act, ana Y
Inoed That it do pass; and the bill
wo pulls on relief to taxpayers VIZ =
hhinlteiy postponed; a general Dill "
o)ect having passed.
VT, BYRD, of franklin, (chairnlsu "a
oeu the mileage to which each "" "a
'ntitled. efeta
'djourned. ekso
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SENATE-FIFTH DAY
Adjourned

SATURDAY, Jan. 4 IN.
Lieut. Gov. Davis in the chair. ., i
Leave OF absence was granted 70 =
| Hooker. " Ni
Messrs. Morgan and Barry gave r,s
introduction of bills.
Mr.. Taylor, chairman from tbo ii
ry committee. reported several hGI, /.
recommendations. "'
MIR. Graham, chairman. reportalo ii.
from the Finance Committee with -
mendatiOns.
Mr.. FltzGerald, chairman. reportsa.
bills from the Committee on PrintiHS
recommendations.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Sims: To protect the os,,.
deceased persons. minors and lupatic; 81
also, to amend sec. l12l, Code of mi
by Mr.. Furlong: To prevent fgrE.
weighing and sampling cotton. alSo
lation to the Office of Reporter Of fs
preme Court; also, to prohibit the :. Il
seed cotton within certain hours. : !
BY Mr.. Foote: To fund the lndebpss :
OF me STATE and various counties. h
BY Mr.. Thompson To repeal tbss
relation to special elections.
by NJ. Reynolds: To repeal M
chapter 46, Code 1871. in n ae'
to the militia; also to amend set s.
CODE ISL. in reference to liuuors
BY Mr., Catchings: To amend ircr
tlon Act OF Planters Cotton Comma. u I
pany of Vicksburg; also to estabIisb wl
rate OF interest in Mississippi; also z
peal sections l, ,, 3, 4, 5, G, and- Tthkk
IIciary department law of 1873: also Id -
oeai parts OF the general license law ali q
House bill to remove the civil disaEa
II f. G. Beal, of Leake, was indefr
'''''''
Inc committees substitute for the 'uf
MI authorizing chairmen of committees,
oaths; also the substItf at;S
he Dill to repeal the special revenueaa WI
CT, were passed. Tie bill to rene eo
istrict printing law was re-commir
$50 the b!il regulating legal adyersk ".
$50 the bill to regulate the prices Of u
etc. UNI
The House bill to reduce the expeng
ne State. passed. he r.
The Senate bin repeating the act IN no 70
on to pablo revenue was ameDJe ~
aSsed. "'-'' "'' -.
Inc committee substitute for the
eallng the act requiring certain offege ssio
aIcnase their own stationary passed h al
Adjourned. Dee
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i''l SE.-SECOND DAY.

Hon.o WI, WEDNESDAY, January ). 1875
sn asIaIc met pursuant to adion,r iSa"
ney 91 Street in the chair P9~rnmeh ut
r, I[eScnt AAdrich, Amacker RIB.
f @rSse tr gyrd Il o Franklin Brd of ff :%
a ansey crosIand Cessor C ;5i % Warren Warren
DG Pskc p cspm Pabney pes S 6 6.Sn
G LLOYD Fortune. Garrett ttv'n' d Fairly
Jacobs, IaS J9sers, Jarnisan JaSn,s Hn,s:ey
aad. johnson on q Jo S@SU Of
san alory AL'ssingale, Meade NTH 1;I,i @StsT
INNS NM9 sSai; MMaITdror Msco @asi MI H.
SON 'iSSti ~Hr,in ofsmith McWbr rln Of jas
noids, Riley, Percy, Pound, Powell c La Ra1,,
Ssebbns s Stands shelby os ssh,os ssa9Sderlin
y Vaughn, Walden r' Ws,. Troup; Tucker afer,
Ns ai'e fe'lowley, Young, Mr. Wiiss naseu
The Committee on Credentials. ,,.
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SENATE--THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY. January 9th. 1870.

THURSDAY, January Oth, 1876.
Lt.-GoY, Davis IN the chair, ag3 u .he
Senators present except Mr.. Sullivan, who
is reported sick. Messrs. Hooker, Foote,
Fewell and Thompson. gave notice Of III
tended presentation eff bills.
Dir. Allen. from special committee. re-
ported recommendations as to the reference
OF different parts OF the message to differ
ent com nttees.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
b. Mr.. Tay Tor: To repeal the act requiring
certain officers to furnish their own station
cry; also, to repeal law giving the power
OF appointment OF taX-collectorS; also, 10
repeal the district printing law.
BY Mr. Foote: 10 repeal the act author
izing the appointment of agents to collect
revenues withheld from the State.
By Mr.. FurloDg: To repeal the County
Attorney law; also, TO abolish the Board of
Equalization.
By Mr.. Johnston: To repeal the act reg
ulating official advertisements; also, TO re-
peal the act requiring certain officers to
supply their own stationery: also, 10 resu-
late advertising b. Boards Of Supervisors;
also, bill TO regulate the public printing:
also, to reduce mpensation of State Re-
porter; also, to amend the act creating the
office Of Commissioner of Immigration;
also, a bill TO reduce the salaries of officers,
De; also. joint resolution in relation to
private corporations all re-
terFed.
House joint resolution aboliohing the Of
flee OF Postmaster was passed.
Mr.. Sims, from the select committee on
Mr.. Fcwells resolutions, reported as fol-
lows:
MR. PRESIDENT: Your select committee, |
to whom was referred the concurrent reSoiu /
tons offered by Senator Jewell, in regard I
The Governors Message, beg leave to |
report that, with the valuable assistance of
he author OF the resolutions, who, by inyi-
alton, was present at their sitting, they have
carefully revised said resolutions, and, as
herewith return them to the SEN
tie with the recommendation that they be
IdOpted
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Byrd, of Franklin, Baker, Hall and Cessor
/ (col.). reported that those of Mr.. Jagers, of
Lincoln and Amite, were correct, and upon
motion Of 1Ir. Byrd, Mr.. JagerS took the
oath OF office.
BY Mr. Jacobs, (coll. A bill to abolish
the office of road-master in Adams county !;
passed
BY Mr.. benson. 4 bill to remove civil
disabilities Of f. g Beal, of Leake passed.
BY Mr.. Byrd, of Franklin. a bill to re-
quire members of Boards of Supervisors to
give bonds Of $1,000 referred 10 the Judi
ciary Committee.
BY Mr. Walden To regulate the pay of
members Of the Lcgislaturc-paying $500
per annum and 10 cents mileage each way
once during the session, and abolishing the
salary of Lieut.-Goyernor, and paying him
the same a. members OF the Legislature
during sess.O ns: referred to Committee on
Fees and Salaries.
The following Committee on Rules was
appointed Mr. Speaker, Messrs Ti-on,
Bailey, Clifton and McCo mick.
b. Mr. Tison., A bill to repeal the
equalization laws; passed.
By Mr.. Jones Of Kinds. To extend the
time for paving taxes in Hinds county, TO
March 1T, 1876; referred to Ways and
Means Committee.
by Mr.. Garter, OF Holmes. 10 abolish +
the office Of cOtton-weigher in the several
counties. Upon motion of Mr.. Rodgers the
bill was referred to a special committee
NIessrs. Rodgers, Carter of Holmes Causey, F
Jones ofIIinds, and Hussey.
By Mr.. Jacobs, (coD. To make educa-
ton compulsory; referred to Education
BY Mr.. Walden. To repeal the district
printing Law passed
by Mr.. Jarnagin Resolution about
,ages of the House, which after amendments,
inally passed allowing four at $3.50 per
Item.
Upon motion of Mr.. Tison, the House
iotiticd the Senate that it was prepared to
Proceed with the counting Of the vote for
State Treasurer, and took a recess to wait ;
or the presence Of the Senate The vote
vas counted, and resulted az follows
Hemingway. rs
buchanan III
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nUNOANsON BROS. Auctiopeers.
BXkCUTORS' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED BEAL rs
TAYE IN SQUARE 92s, FRONTING ON X
AND sTH STREETS SOUTHEAST

AND eTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
We, The executors OF the last will and tesla u
ment OF james A. Crane, deceased, will, by Im
virtue Of The authority conferred upon Us byX:3
said iattwill and testament, which has been duly
Court Of the District Of Columbia, sell at public
day of July, A. b. 1876, ct O'Clock o. m the fol-
Oh srh and X streets southeast.
street east, IL feet inches north from the south
west corner OF said square. and running thence
north 10 feet, east "A fest inches, north feet. east
al s.d as to a. alley south 10 feet
west ~ feet south feet inches, and 40 feet to
the bestnnins. improved BY the long established
restaurant Known % the Onion House"
northwest corner OF last described piece aud run
ming thence north n feet, east 80 feet inch, south
70 , tes along sn Alley vest o feet inches south
proved by two story brick house. Both the abo We
pieces having privilege Of su alley.
Also, that part OF square s15. beginning on south
ner o, said square: and running wet Is feet and
back that width 81 feet inches, upinproved.
lso, that part OF said INN ediately of
the next above part fronting IL fest inches said
6iIches; unimproyed
Also, that part OF said square west of
the next above part fronting Is feet inches said
street: and rrnning back with that width So feet
Also, that part Of said square Immediately west of
the ns xt above part fronting is fest inches said
street, and running back with that width So feet
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in three
equal pa mtnts, at g. IL and Is months, secured on
the premises. with interest at 8 per cent Der an
Terms to be complied with in ten dAys or right to
sell at cost OF defaultins purchaser reserved. Con-
's'arcins' &c. 81 fSst Il R p 6RII
ly13 MICHAEL CRAHE( AAeeetois'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRIGHTwOOD HALL,
slTUATED AT TIE INTERSECTION OF
7THA AND 14TH STREETS ROADS, In THE
COUNTY Oh WASHINGTON, ID. q.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust, dated January III
LIST, a. ID. lo7i, and duly recorded in Liber III
No. .i2, folio "a one Of the Land Records for Lilo
the District of o. umbia, and ct the written request
OF tie party securei thereby, will sell pu blio
auction. in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
22d day Of July, 1876, at O'Clock . m, all that
certain piece parcel Of land situate and lying at
"BIightwood, - in the County Of Warrington, Dis
rtct of O. lu1 ba and contained within the follow
ing Detes and bounds: Be ginning at a stone planted
st the intersection Of Tth aud 18th street road,
thence with the west side Of 7ta street road SOUTH
erly, ninety (9ly feet, thence at right angles
westerly eighty six 1867 eet to the th street road
Their nVrtheasterly with said 4th street road one
hu drtd and twenty five 1851 feet and twenty hun
dreds of loot D. lU0J TO the beginning. containipg
thirty nine hundred and this teen 1919 square feet
OF ground more less, together with the i'm
ments, consisting Of q three story aud bsse nent
Brick Building used for store aud hall pur poses
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. Deferred PAL ments to bear interest
at the rate OF eight Der cent from day of SALE and
TO be secured Dy deed OF trust on the property
sold. All convey ancing at cost of purchaser. One
bundrfd dollars deposit required at time of SALE IL
the terms of sale are not complied with in seven
days from day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to II at the risk asd cost of the defauting
purchaser after giving i've days notice in some pa.
Der publish, III the city Of Washi nston.
JANIS Il. FITUa,f 49,.
ROBERT q roX, Trustees.
jyll-eo }. T. COLDW ELI, salesman.
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FoRrT-fOUarH CoNegEss.
xoefsir Proceedings resferso,
o-telosnf-

SkNATE.-After our report closet
Tire consideration OF the river al osr.,.
OH was resumed, and \ mum Ter OF ameo6.
prlstions was agreed 90.
fending discussion. Mr.. Thurman, FINN
ne conference committee ON the BIN 10
amend tne bankrupt law, submitted a re-
port; which Was sgreed %, and tha STrata
adjourned.
HOISE.-After our report cloSei
The House adopted the reSolutioD raportat
from tne Elecuon Committee declaring
Abbott. the dntestant for the seat of Frosi
The sitting member. 5th Msssachusetts dis,
rict, entitled % the seat.
Mr.. LyDde, from the conference committea
on the bill 10 amend the ban krupt act made
report; which was adopted, aud the House
adjourned.
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THOe. BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS on
MONROE sTkEIT, In GEOR0ETOWN,D DIS
TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.

BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust. duly re- -
corded IN Liss5s B. N r., No :, folio SIS, ::::;
Di.trict Of Columbia, the undersigned win offer at
public ss,e, q the request Of the party SECURED
the eth day Of yuiy. 1876 q the hour Of O'Clock
=. m, part Of Lot No. g, in Holmeadb addition to-
70 feet Gay street, with the improvements. Also.
another piece o. ground, beginning Ct point on
the side Of Monroe street, distant 20 feet from
the corner Of Monroe and Gay streets, and running
LEO feet then south = feet, then west 80 feet,
the roIth IS feet to the beginning, with the build
ing. Also, another piece Of ground, beginning 1t
point on the side OF Monroe street. dfstant
and running east l50 feet then south $ feet then
west $50 eef then north IS feet to the place Of be-
Terms: One third cash; balance in and II monfhs,
With not es bearing interest. All CONVEX anctnS ct
ouired On each piece q prolerty whom sold.
U6-Oe JOHN b. DAVIDe0H, TIuatoo.
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EVENING STAR
ATURDAY............yuly 10, 1875.
THE WELCOME RAIN.

Oh, Heaven! we thank Thee for this rain
These precious cooling showers
That bring life back to us again,
To heritage, fruit and flowers.
How eagerly the hot, parchei earth
Upon her suffering breast,
Furrowed by long, untimely dearth.
DRINKS from THY Cup" o'er-prest.
Zach crystal drop Thy hands let fall
More wealth to us will prove
Than pearls and rubies showered on all,
AS want and death remove.
Father, most gladly, all this night
Wen sing songs of praise TO Thee.
Pure drops OF mercy, from Thy might,
These showers around us be.
JENNY M. FERyALD,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Il Real Estate Auc.foneer

TRUsTrE's SALE or Two.sroRY BRICK
SAkrrnNIER SHOP, No. los % STRYET
By whine Of deed Of trust to me, dated -
Jatusry IL, A ID 1916, and duly recorded in e':3
Iioer NO eos, fclo rs one Of the rand rtc0rds Ill
Tor the Disrct 81 Columbia, and at the request of
the party secuI ed thereby, will cell at public auc
non, IN frnnt Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
suiy lSfo, At b o'clock D. m, all the following
described real estate, staate Ia the city Of Wash
ington, District OF Columbia. to wit: The south
twenty 40 feet front bJ the depth thereof Of lot
isr 49, In square 49, containing lS8 square feet
OF ground, together with the i'm prov emenfs, con-
sistiDe OF two story brick building. subject 20
certain Coed OF trust dated October 1915 to secure
szpW 10 three Years, at 10 per cent interest, and
duly recorded In lber No 10, folio s62 one OF The
lard records for the District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: For amount realized above sal
deed OF trust are follows to Wit One half In cash
and the balance In 6 and II months, at eight per
cent interest SECURED by deed Of trust the prop
property fs sold. All oonveTancfng at purchasers
cost IL the terms OF sate are not complied with In
seven days after sale the Trustee the right
TO re:. the properly 1t the risk and cost Of the de-
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Trustee,
tS-eo&ds II. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, July Is, 1876, same hsur and
place By order of the Trustee.
CHARLES DAVIS, Trustee.
Iyi 2av6ds Il. J.eWEET, Auc;ioneer.
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KEEP COOL AND DRY!

Opened fhis morning, 20 dOZ Huck TOWELS
at %, cheap AZ as best goods In the city ahe price
% dCZ. HemsIiiched Linen Cambria HASDK &
-CHIkFs, ~ l.sO per dozen, warranted pure Lin
en; worth rrucn more money.
10 dCz Sam To ELS, 81 prices.
A full stock OF ali kinds of Thia Oods for Sum.
mer wear so pieces figured LINE LAWNS,
warranted al pure Linen which shall sell al
= cents These goods are warranted to be the same
quality sole IL the ettJ 81 IS aid ~ cen 8.
Also, Piecas Plsfo NAVY Blue LINEN LAWN:
do dc. Brown do; 2 do. do BLACK Co.; 10 DO do
bite. al qua itirs, do. s. inch WHIIE LINEN
CAnBEtt, - 81 per yard, handsome goods, and
verT cheap
lo pieces F&ENgH ORGANDIEs In handsoms
cOiCrs and hLs qualities.
"a piece eiessnt SILK and wool-strfped and
Plaid sCE GRENADINES, for Overdrssses, ST
almost hall price. warr anted silk and WOOL
A fen sfCck 4 rOmestic Go ds At az .nt's prices
Remember tcCstiOn. W. N SHOWN,
Jyll tr nc. 3I4 Sth stra,t uorthEest
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND I'M
1MPRONED PROPERTY ON 18th AND 20Tn
STREETS, BETWEEN AND X STREETS
hOhTHW sST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th "a
day OF February, 1873 and duly recorded In <..6
Liber No 7l3, foiios As, ct seq ene of the and
records OF he District of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, to the
July, lS6, at O'Clock D. m, the folio wing de
.crl6td real estate, situate in the city OF Washing
ton and District OF Columbia, to Wit All of lot es
o square eighty six S6, fronting on 10th street
northwest. between and h.
Also, a. OK o'clock p. m of the same day, and in
'front.' OF the premises, the following described real
estate, improved by a three story frame house,
Enown as the whole Of lot number fifteen (I5), in
square number one hundr ed and six 1862 also. part
OF lot lumber seventeen fH), in the same SQUARE,
besinnips for said part of lot at the southeast
Ber OF original lot number sixteen (l6), ia said
sGr"re, and running thence due forty 40 feet
IL edne south twenty five (25) feet to an opening
10 rivste alley thence west along the north line
q said opening, thence due north five 80 feet nine
80 Inc hes, thence due west twenty (aD feet thence
due north nineteen 10 feet three 49, inches to the
beginning
Terms: One-fbird cash: balance In II and Is
monfhs vii interest at per cent? secured By deed
OF frust on the property d. deposit of & 100 on
each piece OF property when sold All convey ancing
at the coet Of the purchaser.
THOMAS WEAVER, Trustee,
JyE-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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BOWMAN It GREEN, Auotioneers 5

III
TRUsTEls SALE OF THREE TWO-sTORY
BEiUk DWELtISGS. WITH CELLARS, VA
Eide OF SThEET, BETWEEN I4rH AND
18th houses from 18th street,
by virtue OF three deeds of trust, dated re- -
spt ctiyely November 18th. A. ID. lS72 Novem- 1::H
per I4th, a: ID. 1871, and November 18th, A. I'LL
u laz and duly recorded res pectiVely In Liber No.
e99 lies 49, 2g9 aud 1885, Of the land RECORDS for
TIE District OF Columbia, aud at the of the
parry secured thereby, will sell at public auction
IN IIont OF the premises, to the hig hest bidder on
MOhDAf, July gath, A. ID. 1876, at $50 D. m ;,
al those certain parcels or lots of ground situated
In the city Of Washington, in saia District, and
known as Lots numbered enc hundred and forty
six, (l4S, one hundred and forty seven. (47 and
one hundred and forty eight, (l43,) of James III
Darrow subdivision OF part Of square numbered
two hundred and .ix, (2O6 las said subdivision is
DULY recorded in the Surveyors Office of said CITY
In llbtr ii. d. Cooke No. J. folio i40, tog sther with
tbe I'm provements thereon. These houses will be
sOId separately.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, OF which s7s on
each house must be paid at time Of sale; and the
balance in and II months, with interest at 10 per
cent from cay ofsaie until paid, to be secured by
purchasers notes and q deed Of trust on ths pro-
perty sold to the satisfaction of said trustee All
oonveyanciDg and recording at purchaser cost IL
terms OF sale are not complied with Ia six days
after sae the trustee the right to resell at
risk and cost of purchaser in default.
VIM HOFFMAN, Trustee.
yIZc No. 1921 street northwest.
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nUNCn HEOH BROS, Auctioueers,
u Sou beast corner 9th and cts. north west.
TgUsTEEs SALE OF TwO.sToRY FRAME
HOUSE ON X, NEAR 18th STREIr AORrH-
WEST, AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SAIL OF TWOeTORY TRAM
HOUSE ON X, NEAR 18th STREHr AORcH-
WEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed OF trust to me, duly re- -
corded In Liber Ne. 7IS, folio l76, one Of the
HARD records for Washington county, District LII
thereby, Will sell, II public auction, in front Of
the prmises. on WEDNESDAY, the 96th day Of
July, A. ID. 1876 at O'Clock m, ell that certain
piece OF parcel Of ground situste and lying In the
ci'y Of Washington, and known and descrfbsd upon
numbered two t3), IN square numbered fifteen (lsJ,
AID icing the east tixteen q said lot with
right Of way Of az alley three e: fest wide and forty
1901 feet deep next JOINING said part OF lot the
west side thereof, together with the fmproyements
CONSISTING of two story Frame House.
Terms: One half cash; balance In enc year, for
which the note Of the purchaser VIII be taken. bear.
ing interest at per cent. and secured By deed OF
oui1ed - soon 6 ssld. Convey noing at 1uroha.
ssrf eost terms Of sale are not con. lisd With q
seven days. the Trustee reserves the right % resell
the properly q the .isk md cost Of tie dsfsnltn(
purchosef, aftef giving ave days public notice d
inch Yesaie N oone daily paper publshed m Wash.
ips1en cify. Eysl A. q. BLISS, 1rustse.