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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04
WHAT GEN. HAMPTON SAYS
ADOUTIT.

General Wade Hampton, Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of
South Carolina, made = speech to
tho blacks Of Darlington county.
This is very heavy black county,
about two to one, but wo are told
that It will 60 Democratic.
Please read what Gen. Hampton
said in his speech there to the
blacks. 1t is right to the point.
Speaking Of the fact that he was
on early advocate ofnegro suffrage,
because It would give the South
much power, he says:
"Why did recommend that you
be permitted to vote 7 There are
.S0O, 600 colorcd voters in the South.
They add TO tho power and
strength Of the South. We have
more voters in the Presidential
contest, and we have more Rep
rescntatives in Congress. Why
| should we want to cut OF one-thil d
| Of our votcs2 Ofcourse we should
desire to keep tbom. We know
that II the time has not come, that
| it will come and must como, when
blacks and whites h the Southern
States will come togcther."x~
This il, all vote the Democratic
ticket, and make Solid South
He continues:
we would be, indeed, fools t
desire, with 100000 eolorcd vote
and 10000 white votes, to cut oi
one-third Of our strength. Tn
North saw It, and hence the Nor
tons and Andrews opposed tn
. movo TO allow the cOlored pcopl
, votes. l was the first man in til
South who advocated that measure
aud | have never gone back on i
You will all have to como together
| and I have been waiting for th
. time, and Y Ii not FAR distant nov
: whsn ~ TIE oolored people win !
. roody 70 'lfno w eoSslry.' Al
4 II :. .ty 4 " 49, = -. = II III II 4Ia4 =
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04

CIRCUIT COUNT.

ClKCUIV IVY uIs
Coahoma conMty-2d Monday Of
September and March-continuc
twelve days.
Bolivar connty-4tll Monday of
September and March--continue
twelve days. ,..,
Washington coMmty-2d Monday
Of October and April-continuc
twcnty-four days.
Sunilowcr county-2d MondQ
of November and Mny-consinue
six days.
Sl,Mrkry c0ulIty--3d Monday 81
November and May-cohtinae SIX.
days. NJ,
y issaqucn4 county--4th M0nuny
leteOvcmbcr and MnyAcontin''c
yIa<lays.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04

psT Sueh Regular Advertisements
must 81 lid at the beginning Of
each quarter.
RULE FOUR.
All Editorial Notices. except
when accompanying the first inser-
tion Of an advertisement, will be
charged 10 cents per line; 0bitua'
ries the sa,ne. Simple announce
nents ofleaths or marriages free.
Persona ph4 wish to indulge In
what's tosmed "personal notices."
will lie required to pay In accord
Ancc With the nature Of their arti-
cles.
RULE FIVE.
rEEs ron ANNOUNCING vANDi-
DATES:
For State nni District Offices, so
For County Ofiices:. ~
For Beat Offices. es..................~ 3
RULE SIX.
Orders from transient customers
verbal or written, for Job work, ad-
vcrtising, or subscription, must be
accompanied by the Cash to obtain
attention. Accoumts Of regular
customers due and presented the
1st Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04

SupREMh COURr.

r6rms Of Supreme Coart-conl-
n,e,e on the srd 'Mo9ddys Of April
ard October.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04

$The Town 0ouncii-mccts OH
the 1st Tuesdsys Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04

An unknown man cntcrcd .
hosiery store in Detroit, says the
FREQ Press, and asked to be shown
. few socks. Wien he learned the
price per pair Of woolcn ones, he
put them aside and said
II guess III keep on wearing cot
ton ones. They say II you wear
'en right along through the win
ter your feet don't get cold"
Some cotton socks were handed
out, and he persuaded the doalcr
to drop from twenty to fifteen
cents per pair. Then herald:
II can buy the samo kind IN
Toledo for ten cents"
ut doesn't seem possible" re-
Piled tho dealer. Will you swear
to iti"
Il will. ~ make affidavit Z
the fact"
"Tho dealer told him TO g
around 10 a justice, make the At
fldayit, and *theil be should hav'
four pair ut ten cents per pair
\ Tho stranger was as good as hi
word, and he chucklcd over hi
shroYdness until the docun'cn
was made out and he had bee
sworn. Then the justice remark
: "a dollar i. the fee.o
4 Something came over tho s'rans
or about that date. Ills knee
wobbled q little, and he swallowe
as II something choked him. i
; handed over The dollar, Wake
: out, and the four pairs ofsocks al
! still left on the shelf. If IL
shrewd chap made any remarks
: himself, he probably whispered
"virtuc IL It's own reward, al
: you ore 100 pounds Of . fool"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04

Makes the payment Of taxss, redeEps
tion, sale and lsasing Of lands {
speciality.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-11-04
Or. !. 1. vouno,
Resident Dentist.

n ss0's' wn'1"' ~
Those favorIng him With tneif
patronage may rest assured that
their work will be done In the
most oh0rough and skillfuI manner,
and none but the best Of mnterialS
used.
Parties deslrlnn 70 No visited q,
their residences the country Will
leave word at ~ olhce or ~ Fine
lAy's Drug Store. = augl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-31
DIED,

BREWER On Monday, October 80, 1876 st4p
NJ, EgslcB VIRGINIA, iotant daughter Of Ne, han
lei snd sarah hlksoeth Brewer; aged no ath..
funeral vii take place from the reside noe OF her
peepfs, oso Pennsylvsnis avenue southeast, Of 10
O'Clock m Wednesday, November LIST. The
and relatives respectfully invited TO at
lerd.
BfREIe -suddepIy, en- October 80 1876, st 7.4s
a m Many JANE, dest daughter q THOMAS an
the Isis Mary ByrDes, IN the ,2d year Of her ace.
Ihs funeral VIII take place from the resdence Of
Der isiher, 2zs str eet southwest, on Wednesday,
invited TO attend.
MASK. On the evening Of October z7th, 1876 AZ
~ minutes past o 'olcck, DAVID d. MASK, In the
Ssth year OF bis ase, Of typhoid, after ilses Of
- days. faithful worker for his Master in the
Metropolitan n. L. Sunday scAeol for the psst eve
pears.
l:4o train 20 Delta, Ohio, for interment.
BELLY. On Tuesday, October 81, lsr6. o. l, %
street north~est OF t. phoid fever, nAGsIE REiL-
LY. aged % years and months
Funeral VII take place November lst, ct iN
Pm.
RICHARDSON. At ten O'Clock D. m /, October
Of George " and Sarah g. Bichardson, ia she slst
year OF her sac. the is not dead bot slte peth.
htlatNoe AID friends are req lested 90 attend her
luneral from the residence OF her parents, 62s =
street northwest, Wednesday, November LIST, st
nine clock o.
SULLIVAN. On the sIst OF October, 1876, st 2
O'Clock q. m, DANIEL SULLIVAN, In the fsth year
His IeaeraI viii take place from his residence,
7tb street road, opposite Howard University, on
Thursday, koven Der -, 81 o clock ,. m. The
friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend. q.
SWAN. October 30, 1876, at Il O'Clock, hrs.
Remsns will be taken 20 CsrroIlton, XIV. ICin-
oinnsti ane Pittsburg papers please copy.
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1876 r,rsss H1ss AH1A 1876
In thu NARfh. Wet. and SAufhWAlf.

Dossbss Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
OCTUBER GRE, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
Tor Pittsburs aud the West, s N. daily, with Par
.. g! !: 6Siessc, and isi:ss ' am. daily, *,
BALTIMORl AND POroAAO RaILROAD.
FAILS, and tie North, : m. daily except Gun
@ % 'Fo:' ss sise
ia, Buffalo, and Niagara Fails. 1850 an,
For New s aosR snd q. i.s, LISA and s4sp
u. daily, With Palace Oars attached; Limited
1haEres. OF Pnn@aa R.rioE Oar, S:so p:
Tor PhiiadsIphia. SOS s m. and I:So pm. daily
ssn S:; :'f an as M saS 80
Accommodating Tor Baltimore, &:9o pm. daily,
For fops. 'e o1sss Line ITO m and A:ao Pm.
For Ann.pOli:, 500 and 1850 an and A:so ,.
ALaxs sifSSs Eana' fiiHlp.BIoksBuRe RAIL
S S!IEt AsP ALhxAsDaIA wAsHIharoa
For Aie1Sndris, ais, 9. =. ., 9, 10, IL. an
am and and pm
For the sOqn, vie RohT1nd 2s sn IN Ia daily
rrsins leave Ale1andris for Washington, 8, y, 9.
O. i Sunday AZ and 10 No., and i I.a. n
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Pa1ior Oar
accommodations can be procured at the 0moes:-
sylyanis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and % the Depot, where
9sds.. can ss left for the snseains Of Baggage to
FRANK rsohSbs. asSH MANAGE hssss.'' i Ase
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COLDS WARM-AIR FURNACES.
Colds Centennial RANGE.
Steam HEATING and PLUMBIha,
Cast Iron and Machine WORK.
Tin and Wrought Iron WORK.
CHANDELIERS, largest variety Of new patterns
In the city.
SMITH, BIReF . CO.,
seplS-ly 1O14 Psnnsylvanfa avenue.
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BULFINCH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE REvIkI HOUSE
THE 9OIENCE OF LIFE:

Or, SELF PRESERVATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal Apdrded TO the A,ahor by the
"NattOnl Medical a association"
March 3lsr, 1876.
|" The untold misertes that result from fndiscre.
doubt S: assertion sscna ana
the new Medical Work published By the PEABopY
& i SIT Paios IA
Hcirsd by the errors Of youth or too close sPpf
BE saa
treating ssclSusivsy on Msnta! and Nrvons DIS
F1'. sssssS
lin; PriSe only q. Barely enough 70 Day Tor
!hs .sCiEnCE OF LIF.n also cen.
H a. each one Of which Is worth
"The BOOK for young and middIs-ssed meu to
srvs:ion The author Sss returned from Europe as' IN
saoelisnt hssl,h and IL again the Chief Oonsulting
snnas sss No.
q LIVE ss,fTS IL
hshed .'-Besfon Herald 'N'
!. o. pss sSs
e ihess ,ainable WORKS, published by tn. PEABODY
t. Sss s:. ': ::s x. sS: q
and 4. 81 r'e :. 2; :ss middle aged
ar; :nc o1iy Medal ever oonicrrsd uSon any
shiil end professional services, Wes presented 70
the s9tnSr Of thscs xosks: nsrcn slst, i1s The
renee y the Boston Pres snd she leadins io.rssls
through ut the country. This n asl incsnt Medal
india diamonds Of rare brilliancy.
"Altos ether, In it, execution aud the richness Of
IN materials and size, this 10 dsciasdly the NEST
noticeable medal ever struck IN this country for
any DurDoss whatever. IL IL veil worth the fms Dee.
sOrtb,iy vsd."-Mas'aeasssfs' fl0xsAmas,
rUssSicauss ssnt on receipt Of % for postage,
Itthef o. tie above works sent By mail on rocSip6
of nice Aodre0 PEABODY MEDICAL lNSft-
RSYSs cuthor can b consulted on shs abovs
nm, sscrscy onl sxDsrisnce. ono hoursis .: N.
Old RI. oeDlet. sly
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TRUSTEH'S SALE OF PROPBRTY ON SAM
i son STREET, BBTWEEn 14rH AND STE
STREETS NORTHWEoT. AT AUCTI0N

By virtue Of . deed Of trust given to me, IS -
surviving trustee and duiy recorded 10 Ii Ma
Der No. 7e4. folio III, Of the land records!2:
for Washington county, District OF Columbia, and
By request OF the party secured thereby viii sell,
ct public auction, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of
November, A. D. 1876, ct 4 o'clock ,. NJ in front Of
land described upon the geound plan or plat Of
Wsshtp gfen city, D. o., and known as the west four
feet Of lot numbered thirty $50; lot numbered
thirty eight (ss the east twenty four feet of lot
numbered forty four (44 the east fourteen feet OF
lot numbered forty eight t4sl, and the west six
inches Of lot numbered forty nine 49 according to
VIM. ?. and John Drpry's recorded subdiyision
OF square numbered two hundred aud nine 1901; to.
gether with all the improvements ways, rights,
privileges, and appurtenances 10 the same belong
ing or IN sny manner sppertainfng.
Terms Of sale: S7O0 and interest at 10 per cent
per annum from April 18th, 1875, aud ex penses Of
sale in cash; the balance in equal instruments at
one and two years, notes bearing interest ct per
cent. psr snnum until paid, snd secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises. deposit Of el00 required
at time OF sale upon each piece Of property sold:
All conveyancipg and recording ct the ex pense OF
the purchaser or purchasers. II the terms Of sale
ale not complied with within ten days from day of
sale the trustee the rs ut to resell the prop
erty risk and of the defaulting
purchasers. upon giving five days OF such
resale In some Newspaper published In ashington,
De CHAS. u. DUNOANSON,
deoE Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
SHERAAH HANDY, Auctioneers,
~ b. Cloud Building.


VALUABLE LOT ON THD HoRrHRAsr ooR.
n1k OF nHW JERSEY AVEHUI and b ST
r SXu H;! ~ THIS CITY. g0k ALE AT PUB
We win offer Tor sale ct public auction, In -
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, tbs 3t Of
dsy OF October, a. ID. 1876, af O'Clock D. m -
pafa OF Lot numbered three in "a uare numbered
s1 undred and thirty $50, dtins uished on the
plat the CITY q y ashins ton, O., Viii n are
part of aid Lot Ho. It the southw est of said
iot and running thence east on d street any (5gl
feet; thence ct light angles with said street due
north seventy hve I'D feet thence due vest TO New
Jersey avenue: ana thence south ardIy alons ssfd
avenue 70 the place Of beginning And beginning
New jersey avenue Of the northwest corner Of the
nrst part OF taid Lot No. hereinbefore described,
distant about seventy -sx (T6) feet from the south
vest corner Of said lot and runnng thence Of right
angles to said avenue eastwardiy seventy -oue ~
feet stx t6J inches 10 Q straight north and south
line, running 20 the northeast corner Of the first
part OF .aid Lot 10. 8; hereiobsfore described:
thence south nineteen (le) feet three go iaches,
mere or less to satd northeast corner OF ssis hrst
pat of Lot No. which IL distant seveaty i've (7sj
feet nerth from street; thence due vest along the
north line OF said rst part Of Lot No. s. New Jsr.
sey ayenus and Dofnt Of beginning.
Terms OF salr Ope third cash; balance 10 equal
instruments in six 90 and twelve (lD months frem
day OF sale, the 20 give mis- notes for the
deferred payments bearing interest ct psr cent
stcur by de- of trust the pro perty Sold ESQ
down at tine OF sale. Convey ancing and recording
st purchasers cost. 1T terms OF sale not
Piled with In ve days from day OF .ale the right is
reserved to resell the property ct the risk and cost
VI ''' SHERMAN HANDY, Auo,s.
WM N STTiEGLY,I Attorney.
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NHOMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF NORTHUMBERLAND
PBOPkRT1 IN GEORdEruWN-2 rORf
BklOk DWELLING House AND rRAMn
81 ORR HOUSE ON FAYETCI sTREET

TRUeTEEs' SALE OF yALUABLEIMPROVED
PBOP1RTI IN GEORdETOWn-2 TOBY
BklOk DWELLING HOUSE AND rRAMn
81 OBI HOUSE, ON FAYETcR sTREET.
BY virtue OF deed OF trus., dated August -
9th, 1874, and recorded 10 Liber 76f fofo IS, CO..
Of the land records of Washington oou nty s.ix
District CT Columbfs, and by direction IN writias 4
81 public auction, IN front OF the premises, FRI
DAY, the Sd day Of November, ls!6, at AZ O'Clock,
All that piece parcel of l.nd situate nd beiag in
Thrtlkeld 9 addition to Georgetowu, in said Dis
trct and being part Of Lot g., in said addition Be
ginning tor the same at Point the east side OF
Fsyette street q feet inches from the nor h west
corner OF SAID Iot, and running thence with said
east line feet hes, more less; thence east
erly and parallel with LIST street l3O feet, more CT
less; thence Lortherly and pafal Ell with raye.te
et eet gu feet, more or less; thence westerly and
parallel with LIST street feet thence southerIy and
parallel with Fayette street "A feet inches: and
thence westerly and parallel With street lis feet
more or less, to the beginning. Improved BY q
two-story Brick wellins and Frame Store
Terms OF sale One fourth cash: balsncs in 6, II,
Is and "a months, secured by notes and a deed of
trust the property The notes to bear interest at
the rate oil III per cent per annum, pay able semi
Annually. Convrynncing aud recording at pur-
chasers cost. 9lUo down when the pros erty IL
struck on. 1.-THE terms are not complied with In
days. the Trustees the right To- resell at the
cost Of he deisutins purchaser, and the cash pay
ment Will be forfeited.
ectAd L. g. KIMBaLL, irus'ees.
Eat TIE REQUEST OF THE PARTIES
MONDAY. November 13ta. ut same hour and
place, end the two Houses will be sold separately
BY order Of the Trustees
octSl eotd THIS. BOWLING, Auct.
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PROBABLE Loss OF TRANSATLANTIC
DoRY.-The attempt OF Charles Madisoa Co
cross the ocean alone In q dory has probably
resulted fatally TO the adventurer, since
rothing has been heard of him or his frail
craft for six or eight weeks: and the perils OF
such an undertaking are well nigh insur-
rDountable, even under the most favorable
conditions, al was shown by the experience
OF Captain J0hnsen, OF the Centennial, who
declares that he would not attempt the feat
again for million of dollars. Madison heft
New York about the Sth of July, and when
two days out had his main boom broken
July 10th be boarded the British schooner
Newport, where he remained about ten min
utes. and later on he boarded the ship Beet
hoven and provisioned his little craft for the
continuation OF his voyage, since which
TIME nothing has been heard from him.
[ Cdpe Altn (Mdss Aduertiser.
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u. Corner 7th and streets.
TBUsTEEs SALE OF nEeIR ABLE REAL
ESTATE Oh TIE NORTH eIUE OF u
sTREET, BETWEEN 14TH AHB 18TH SITS.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated October -
4th, 4 d. 1870, duly recorded in Liber No. t::4
615, folio rs one OF the land records for tneGk3
District OF Coun ba and the request of the party
secured there By, shall sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on rklDAY, November Sd,
1876, ct Az O'Clock p. m Gil that certain piece
parcel Of ground stu ate and lying In the city OF
Waship gton, district Of Columoia and being known
or described the west forty (40J fes front, BY
the depth thereof, Of let numbered four a., in
square numbered ten hundred aud sixty three l06s)
tosether with the Improvements, &c
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance ut 8, II
ana Is months, with interest at six per cont per
secuT ed by o deed OF trust the pro perty
sold or ell cash, at option OF the purchaser. de-
poeit of $50 required at time OF sale, aud ell con
vey ancing at purchaser cost II terms Of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the trustee re-
the r1Rht to re el the property at the risk
and cost Of the defautins purchaser after i've day
advertisement.
oIt2l Paw Sds 7. COLDWELh, Saie,man.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
OCT0BER 10TH, 1876.
AN, LEAVE wAsHIHGrOH.
S:0o-Bslttmore, Elieott Oity and Way Stations.
P HiIn of Of Rsois and inssrnsdists stations,
11o-BsItinere and Ale1a ndria Junction. Sun
SOll aRSi sSa Boston
pres: Pullman Parior Oars. Sunday, stops
e:30-B.ltimore and Way Stations.
s4eSnChicaso, Cincinnati, % Louis, and Pitts;
VALLEY ko.d; ParIOI and siespsrs. No con
neetlon for Chicago Saturday.
.oeSurs and M.y t Station: vsiisS 9n s..nss.
Piedmont and way Stations main stem, Hs.
s:20-New York and Boston Liuied Exprea and
al sastern Cities Ne stops except at Relay
Annapolis only.J
ais-Baltmore, Way Stations, Enioost City and
l:4O-Nev York, PhiI.dsIphia and Norfolk Ex.
press, Alexandria Junction. On Sunday, all
M.y Stations And Baltimore only.
an. .ns F ksSss 3 raS:s Metro
foiifan b aneh Connects on Saturday for
l4s-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s9-Bsliimors and Way Stations to Annapolis
s4s.3 s., and Los,:yiIl: s1eEss:; n:
sessina esrs to oSeinnss and aG iouissiils.
o:50-Point OF Rocks and waY Stations.
TO 0-Phiiadelphia and Baltimore Express.
5:1e- Baitic ore sud Way Stations.
1:35-Pfttsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
s;20IBsltimore, Alexandra junction, and
10:OO-bev York and Phil sdelphia Night Ex.
press. Sleeping Cars to New York.
10:o5-Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction.
and to Loni.7iils sstufdsS. sieeper per- cHeO'
Ilo: so. $40: 20 O. m; 40; 4:as, $50,
S;4s, 700, !:l3, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
HAS D. % daily.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
Eoconnection on Sunday tor Hagerstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at
$40 O. and lao m.
For further information apply ut the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
ass. Sol and sos Pennsyivania avenue. and 81 3
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage be checked and received ct any point
in the city.
THOe 4 SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l. n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 8. KOSHTZ, General Agent. Bep4.tr
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THREE METHODIST MINISTERS SHOT IN
ARKANsAs--A special dispatch TO the st
Louis GLOBE Democrat, dated Little Rock
Oct. q, says: Three Methodist minister's
while riding circuit In Pope county, Arkan-
sss, were shot from the brush yesterday
morning, by two Illicit distillers named
Hughes and Hale. 1t is believed they were
mistaken for revenue officers coming to ar
rest them, as warrants are now out for their
arrest for Illicit distilling. One of the min
listers was mortally wounded, and died two
hours after being shot. The other two are
seriously, IL not fatally wounded. There are
large number OF Illicit distillers in that
part of the state, six Of whom have been CON
victed during this week, three in the u, g.
circuit court for this district.
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nUECAhsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Oh NEW JERSEY AYEEUE, BETWEEN d
AND SHEETS N0kTHWEsT, AT AQC-

By. virtue ef q deed Of trust given to rs, -
Gated the lhh OF October, 1875, and duly re- e:l
corded In Liber Ne. 799, fois So, one of the E:l
land records for Washington county. hi rict Of 90.
umbia, and By request of the parties secured there
BY, We will sell, ~ public auction, on WlDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of November, A. ID. 1876, at
$50 O'Clock m, In front Of the pre- misses, ali
that certain piece or parcel OF ground known aud
designated on the ground plat or plan OF said city
ss part OF lot mum b.red three 81, In Qusre num-
bered SIX hundrtd and thirty 650j beginning for
the same at . point on Nsw Jersey avenue two hun
dred and seventy feet frem the northwestern cor.
ner Of ssid square and running thence northeast.
wardly on line ct right rgei to said avenue one
hundred and twenty six tl36D feet inc hes, thence
north tn iDtorsect Q line drawn parallel with the
line LAST aforesaid and twenty 22 feet distant
therefrom, thepse sopthwessw ardly along said
Pal alle line to the line OF sid avenue and thence
with the line 81 aio avenue to the beginning, to-
Rether with all the fnprov ements, rights, privi-
leges, and herecitAmepts to the same belenRfna or
In any wise ap pertaining.
Terms Of sale $500 and interest ct the rate OF 10
per cent. per annum from April II, 1876, and ex-
penses OF sale In cash, the balance IN and two
years, notes bearing interest ct the rate Of Per
cent Der Annum. deposit Of $40 required ~
as sold All convey Ancing, and recording st the
expense Of purchaser IL the terms Of sale are not
complied whh within ten days from day Of
SALE The Trustees reserve the right 20 resell the
property ct the risk snd cost OF the defaulne BUR
chaser, upon giving i've days notice Of such resale
in some paper published IN " ashingtop, ID. q.
THOs. H. CALLAN, (r.,....
octH BRGINALD fE0DALL. Aus'