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lOtg7eq oHde'aoe (Co. Tom ERor) " T. Rerall J
IoCSGoURT, Dec. 5. ts55.-As we left The
wonderful but uninviting waste OF the .Choft
el MT our progress was difficult. Beutnd
as a. imposing heights stu arose the highest
PEAKS OF the mountaios whose tons were cut
In two by the clouds which seem Al times 10
sn1 20 Iheir size; After that everything dis
We trsversed the dried up beds OF several
rivers, and breakfasted under the shade OF
met since we LEFT Bisprs. cailei oarhIr
me srtesian well spreads its water Abln.
uantly In the midst OF q cluster OF suDerh
pam pam uees. Two PAGES from us. in a wide
regarded us with curiosity a. they fiIlad Their
vessels with water or washed their linen
Ihty were pretty, and did not get frightened
when We In our turn looked al them WASHING
their linen on the bank OF the little stream
They were half naked. with their hands
gracefully posed on their hips, and holding
their petticoats gathered in like psptsloons
even above the knees. Unfortunately the
goatskin took the place OF the pitcher, and
II Is rags that cover these Ruths and Naomis
ever, with these daughters OF the desert-aIl
imagination aside-gresf purity OF form, at
fractions which are very uncOm mon, aud
sometimes figures of a nne aud delicate
mold. When they laugh, their teeth, which
are often beautiful, shire like so many
pearls In contrast with their black skin.
The tops Of the palm trees once more APP
peared, rising up from the plain at the hori-
fatigu,d from The sight OF SO many desolate
ana deceptive scenes. After the brutallZing
contemplation Of the arid solitude, the re-
appearance of these patches on the surface
OF Jue desert-verdant spots in tbs middle OF
The sands-chaTms the eye OF the traveller all
the more because he feels a kind OF uneasi-
ness caused by the mouotououS evenneSs OF
tie surface, and by the almost total absence
OF noise ana motion.
From ourhir TO Touggourt the plain is
dotted with Gases, more or less near each
other, detaching themselves from the line OF
The horizon, or marking with a dark streak
the extent OF the plain. At times H. was
only simple patch composed OF a few palm
trees which have been able TO grow, thanks
10 some small wells-thin threads OF water
which do not suffice even 10 relieve the
thirst OF the caravans. The breeze signs
through the foliage, and the sunlight plays
through the palms. We stretch ourselves
under the delightful shade OF the cluster OF
trees and listen 10 the chirplngs OF the little
birds, anchorites OF the Sahara, which come
TO Quench their thirst in the murnurinG
water OF the rivulet. We experience a feel
ing OF comfort which makes Us admire the
splendors OF this almost tropical nature. and
We forget for moment the desert and It's dry
and wearying monotoDy.
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BORROWED PLUMES-A naturalist in
England computes from the catalogue OF q
Feather Sale" In London, that, 10 supply
the stock, the death OF 10 600 herons or egrets
va required; ana OF numming olrus, lo,o. 4,
ether birds of bright colors. The writer adds
that, rs the plumage OF birds 10 developed Ia
its fullest beauty at the breeding season, the
yagaries Of fashion may almost make some
species extinct. The computations are based
on q single catalogue, representing only one
nj many sales. Think Of this, ladies, when
Won w. feathers
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THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF EDIN-
BURGH.-Much gossip is afioat respecting
the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. On the
LIST OF April next the Duke Will sail for the
Mediterranean, where he intends to have q
two years cruise. About the same time the
Duchess will go TO Russia, where she intends
TO make at least a three months stay, but In
reality the date of her return is very uncer-
tam. Now, the Mediterranean is not like
India, where the Princess Of Wales could
not very well accompany her husband, nor
is the Dukes cruise connected with affairs of
state. The consequence is, people are ask
Ing why the Duchess does not go with her
husband, and spend at least some portion of
her long absence at one of the numerous
health resorts on the shores of the Medlter-
ranean. What makes the matter still more
extraordinary, is that the Duke aud Duchess
are dfscharging their servants and selling off
stock, while Eastwell Park will be com
pletely shut up in a short time, 1t Vas ex-
pected that :ne Duchess would go on visit
10 her august parents, but the longest period
report fixed for her stay in the Russian cap
ital was originally three or four weeks
London Cor. LipeypOOl DAILY Courier.
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p Il. WARNER, Corner 7th and + streets.
u.
SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, BROWN

sfORY AND BAsEMENT House, Brown.
stone FRONT, No. 314 STREET NORTH
- BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, bearing
fiGer ass folio seq of the isnd record. of
Washington county. d. O., and at the written re-
E as c %
DAY the nth day OF February. A: D. lS6, at 5
EiIg, situate and being in the city Of sshington
in said District, and known aud described upon the
IN o
tcgeth.r with the mprovem. nts thereon, consisting
house and commodious stable. all in complete order
Terms Of ssIe; Elnstnira IN cash the balance in
until paid, payable semi annually to Be secnrsd By
Quired Of the purotss.r at the time Of sale All
conveyaneiDg NJ purchaser $ cost. If the terms Of
dsy Of se he tho right to Pe
sell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
ANDBEw B. BQvALL, Trustee,
gTaE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
Place. ANDREW DUT% VA il1 trustee nSss ana
X The ABOVE SALE Is TUBrHER POST.
PUNED until THURSDAY, March I'd, 1875, same
XNDR1w 3; PgyAILs Trustee.
TRUsTEks, aALE OF VALUABLE IMPkOykD
sfkEs4sy WIS., b5rAsFoiG
GAEPEs srd heF 1hffSa.D By
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated July 34th,
= D. 1875, and duly recorded In Libef No. 79l,
folio $50 e. seq, one 81 the land records for the Dis
tGict Of Column and at the request Of the party
scared thereby ". will sell e ITSliS aucii9n IN
URDAI. February 18th, .or 0SioG 81; p: H.,
All thar certain piece or parcel nn,h,ns a.
the city OF Washington, District OF xys snd
known - Part Of lot No. 9, in square NO. ~o' ana
BOUNDED e follows, viz; Beginning for same ~
noitSsast corner s r. said LOT and runni1s thence
ches, thence to ntersect the rear line
Of said lot. at point distant 20 feet inches east
from southwest corner OF said lott thence east along
the said line 20 feet inches to tbs southeast
corner Of said lot. and thence northwesterly in Q
straight line to the place OF beginning, together
with the i'm prov emenfs thereon
Terms OF sale: One-fhird cash: (of which 9l01 must
be paid at the time Of sale) aad the balance in g.
II, and - months. IN equal payments, to be secured
from day OF sale, until paid, and deed Of trust on
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale not com Piled
with In days after sale. the trustees the
right to resell q risk and cost Of purchaser In de-
fault. WIN. r. HOLTZNAN, lr
B.W DOWNMAN, Irusseos.
fsb9-dts (Rep.eod1
- BIZ CONsENr OF PARTIES In INTER
Est, the above sale Is postponed until WEDNks-
WI. =. HOFFMAN,
febls-dts Z. W. BOWMAN. frussees'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERy OOY
III. wARskR, corner 9TH and 2 streets,

H. "ARhkk, corner 9TH and 2 streets.
shL1 OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
T6E EAST SIDE OF 18Th STREET, BET
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IMMEDI.
ATEbn ofPQslTA THB RESIDENCE or
- i will sell at public auction, to the highest
pidder. on MONDAY February 2sth, 1876 at
irch. wynn VI NV iee'
rms One third cash; balance in 6, II aud Is
moLths, wi b Per cent. interest Title perfect
Oonveyapeing at the cost of purchaser
IepZi-d6ds j. I. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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You've & MIDDLET Rssi r.,,,. .uo.,ono.r,

Il Real Estate Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE CoUN.
Nv WITHIN AGhfSi i MEEA MILES s1S
III dated August lsth. 1874, and duly recorded in
l. Der II; b., No folio 5o1, &c, one OF the land
land az By direction OF the party secured thereby
will sell At o'clock p. m, on TUESDAY, the
tain piece or parcel OF land situate and lying in
the county Of Prince George, state OF Maryland,
same at point on the cut road distant s2s feet
eastery the Intersection Of said road with
four feet within tie lire Of fence on said road:
thence north degrees Is minutes east $40 feet along
b!i feet; thence south 40 feet to the place Of Sc
SaT 81 az sncwn Tss
"Chilen Castle Manor" and the same land CON.
i iss.d to Richard B. n'hun BY VIM f. johnson In
Terms Of the sale One third Of the purchase money
at the time Of sale and balance in sSS
years, secured BY deed Of trust upon the property
1s At SssEas
the terms Of sale are not compiled with IN fifteen
risk and cost Il e. SsfauI.ins ssfsSsssI u inc
feb,s. dtds T0GsG MibpLEfoN. xuois.
.sStss. Bs0 y .ss
OF s41 i.u 81
By virtue Of deed Of trust besfina dats july
- 10Th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No. 7SS,
apd folio 49, Of the land records Of the county
Of Washington, and at the request Of the PARTY
secured thereby, WI ell, at public auction @ the
highest bid@sl In front Of the premises, on URS.
an that pece or lssesl Of lAre eins situate IN the
city and county Of Msshineton, p; g, anu known
north Is feet front By the depth thereof Of SUBJ
DIVISION Lot 49, square 97s, 18th street southeast
Termt Of sale: "a one fourth cash, aud the bal
ance N two equal Day ments, at nine (9 and eighteen
per annum until paid pay able semi annually, TO be
secured by deed OF trust on the premises ssld Ooe
purcha.er. All eonyeyarcin9 at purchaser cost II
terms Of sale are not piled with in week from
the day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right 10
resell the property ct the risk and cost Of the de.
feba GEO B. DYER, Trustee.
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u Il. WARMER, corner 7th and r streets.

by virtue of FIVE deeds of trust TO me, dated
spectNe ely June q, 1874 September Is, .S74 aud June
q 1875, recorded in ber No 76i, folio I0l lber No.
three Of the lard records for the county of Wash
irgton, District Of Columbia, I shall sell
THURSDAY, March 9th. 1916, at O'Clock D. m,
in front OF the premises subdivision ors "A and O.,
in square east of square 509 with the i'm provemens
a two story and b ssement brick house each lot,
44s52 Also, parts OF Subdivision lois 67 S. % and
n said square having three fronts 10 feet each
on the parts of said lots X street, between 4th
street and New Jersey avenue, by the depth of the
lots. with the fmprov enents tive story new brick
house, with back buildings, containing rooms
eac b on each thrt parts.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, Of which 8 50 will
be required to be paid Immediately after the sale;
balance in s, Il and Is months after the day of sale,
with ten per cent interest per annum until paid, TO
be secured BY decd of trust on the property. IL
tue terms olied with in ten day alter the
day OF sale the prop Iy Will be resold the risk
aud cost Of the defauiting purchaser, after three
days Lotice in the Daily Evening star. Ali the
cost OF deeds and recording to be paid By the pur-
chaser. JNO. W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
feb2s- eoSds 1T. COLOWEBL, Salesman.
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A hoUNDABoUT CURsE-George Dawson,
In recent speech In England, told a story OF
q Gloucestershire peasants heroic curse. He
nad wrestled for q long time with a very
tough piece OF oak, on which he had been un-
burst out with the imprecation: "Dom the
pigs that didn't eat thee when thou vast an
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THE CENTENNIAL FOURTH AT HELL
GArE.-The excavation under the East river
at Hell Gate, N. Y, is, after six years OF
work . an expenditure of S750, 900, As large
ss 4 !. o. rFep saads Of for SIt the
sf5ee,.ine to rend the rocs tba, NV makes
navigation perilous 1t that point has o..
menced. Small holes are being drilled In the
roof and sioes OF the passages, and are to
Enclosed n iron tubes. The discharge will
be cause( by electricity, and probably viii
occur on ths next 4th of July,
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CoMPyslTIoN OF THE FRENCH SENArE-

COMPOSITION OF THE FRENCH SENATE
One bishop, two ex-workingmen, three dlplo-
matists, three barristers Of the council OF
state or Cour de Cessation, four medical
men, six engineers, seven superior naval off,
cere, nine university professors, fourteen
judicial dignitaries, seventeen manufactur-
ers, twenty members OF the institute, with
ont reckoning the bishop OF Orleans; twenty
six officers, four of them being colonies,
twenty one generals and one marshal. The
remaining one hundred and eighty eight are
mostly barristers, men OF letters, fundhold-
ers, or landowners and commercial men,
Rfsyoo (,roh<
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THE QUEEN, who, after the manner of
British matro.s, wears q pointed lace cap,
came near losi1g her crown In consequences
at the opening CO Parliament. She wore q
miniature crown Of diam onds, and as she
took her seat on tho chair OF state, her long
white cap strings became entaugled in her
robes, ana "almost pulled her cap Or her
Princess Beatrice, who stood close behind,
grabbed the sacred bauble and deity tidied
the roy al head gear
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DIED.

AsHDoWN. On the 9Th inst, FRANCIS EDsAe
AsaDowN aged II months ana IL days, infant son
OF William " ana Geneva Ashdoen.
DAVIS. On the 27th instant, CYRUs DAVIS, in
the 10Th year a his age,
Relatives, friends aud members OF Columbis Typo
Graphical Union, No lo1 are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from the residence OF his
% Il street northeast, on Tuesday, February % ct
~ clock.
Mk1TZgY. February 9th, ls76, ct 10 0s .. m Of
fLIzABETH MEITzEY. cOnsOrt Of
David n. Meitzey. In the 10th year Of her age.
A loving aud faithful wife, the best OF mothers,
always loving and indulgeut 60 her children.
may miss bel, but we hope 90 meet her In Heaven
day she rest In peace. ID. T. u.
Fonerai will take place from her late residencs,
NO. 1888 ID street southwest, Tuesday, February
29th NJ ~ D. m. The friends Of the family are re-
Quested 20 attend.
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A MASONIC LEAP YEAR PARTY. - The
ladies whose Masonic husbands spend so
many evening lat the lodge" gave a leap
year party at the Town Hall, Chicopee, Mass /,
the other night, and made IL a very lively
affair. The fun was prefaced by a gather
robes and black masks very solemnly initia-
ted one of the number into the first three de-
grees of the mystic order, according 10 the
form which they had shrewdly ELECTED from
their husbands. The scene was q weird and
CHASTITY one, and must nave convinced those
astounded men that what Chicopee woman
doesn't know, or thinks she knows about
Masonry isn't worth knowing. The ladies
presented to Chicopee lodge the so which
they Melted frc.u their enterprise.
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THE AMERICAN GIRL, as rule, Is either
savaSely, religious or not religious at all Ia
many cases she is one or the other by turns,
as IL suits her imperial fancy. If she be an
Episcopalian or Roman Catholic, IL depends
somewhat upon the season of the year.
During the Lenten fast, so far from being
religious enthusiasm before which the young
man OF society trembles and retreats. The
New FORK girl has special costume for Lent,
made by fashionable dressnaker, and
tastefully appropriate to the barbaric inten-
sity OF her devotions. AT other seasons she
seldom allows considerations OF future life
10 interfere seriously with her immediate
interests of the present. She has her own
ideas OF heaven, and generally contrives TO
realize them on this side the grave Aa
Alne1icdll, IN The Pal lLQN Gdzclte.
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL

UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
u HS0 YORK. pa Sd PsmasSs
At this Establishment are TO be found all
the excellenoies known 10 modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
Its Location IL the most desirable in the city,
being in O healthful and charming neighborhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public fnsti
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished and thoroughly ventilated, aud the vioS
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has no superior anywhere out
OF Paris. Every luxury Is here supplied at mode
rate cost, and the attendants are uniformly oourte
Gus and efficient.
hight.
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
janis 3m
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II H. wARNER, corner 7th and streets.

TkUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON franklin STREET, BErWEEN
4THand 5TH SIS NORTHWEST.
N BY virtue of deed of trust, dated July 10,
&G 1875 and recorded In Liber No. 795, folio "a, Of
the laid records of Washington County, ID. O., and
at he request Of the party secured, will sell at
pubic auction. to the highest bidder, on MON DAY,
March =, le76 at 5 O'Clock, in front of the
premises, Lot 60, in j. q. Hardness subdivision
Of square $40, and The improvements.
Terms: One third each; balance in 6, IL, aui Is
months, with per cent interest TO be secured by
deed of trnst, AID TO be complied wi in days,
the pror t. be resod at risk aud OF the
defaolting purchaser. Slng down day of ssys.
feb2o N w stu CHAkLES T. DAVIS, Trustee.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nB. HULL, Of Baltimore, guarantees cures in all
II Private Diseases. Also, skin, Liver and Md
neys, UlceIaiDs Sores and Piles recent cases cured
in two TO three Gays without mercury. O0bsults-
ton free once. soGthesst corner and stn streets
4 ADIEs WHO ABE SUFFERING FROM ANY
L. F6mals Disease will ind Judiciou. and scientific
pf Ts Gs1Y BkofHEBs, 800 B street south:
Ais. II. Y. WRIGHT, MaEHsflc and ClavrOy-
~ an fsy, 90; can Dc Consulted q bsr
Dk b JONES, 9g'es, No; 81 Nsrts , Gay
cl1slyely TO the Diseases inciaenI to Women
NOCURK, N0PAY-WHITKHURsr's CEDAR
IN BALSAM u warranted 10 cure Cough, Group,
Throat ssd Lung Diseases; Sc or the price refund
and D,uggisls, for $ cenis. feblo. Inn
Nl periepcet and scientific Ladies Physic ana
Midwife Of years practice, attends ladies at their
ing and the best medical attendsncs :. ths Doetor.
the care Of Madame EsstsI are Ss.T.atssd scisnte
sSs .s: 'Rs
.IIsss ss. r.. Ds Ess sST1H. * 9se
DKIsORIPTIoN EKEE FOB Tbs SPEED!
u Cure Of seminal Weakness, Lot MssnhOod, and
M p. ST2nsh =. the OF
. ADD n~s b RaS sass, u. GTS oii.
nR. KOBERIsON, IRoM BALTIMoBl
nearly opposite The Gas Once, every W8Dh Ee-
DAY and SATURDAY, from . 20 Sr; M, q an
Structure, Syphilis, and SpermatorrhHe, Gases Of
Gonnorrhes recently contracted cured In TO days.
sn Il ~ 4: di:s:s
out the use Of mere1ry: sperm.sorrhes, bfoush;
Gs@0ry and insanity, general debility, Orsanie
OF consumption, Indigestion, Jalpifs.ion Oh the
heart, pains In back, dimness OF sight gddtness,
Sy newly discovered remedies. Gentiemsn plsofnS
themselves in DR.: Rs hand can rely upon being
high testimonials which be now holds from the lead
Ing physicians Of Baltimore. Once A2I 10Th street
west, IRON 10 D.m. mar-ly
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GEORGE TICKNoR thus describes the way
In which the news OF Washington's death
was received: "There never was more
striking or spontaneous tribute paid 10 q
man than here in Boston when the news
came OF Washington's death (l799). II was
a little before noon; and often heard per-
sons say at the time that one could know
Cf The shops. Each man, when he heard that
Washington was dead, shut his store as a
matter of course, without consultation, and
In two hours all business was stopped. NV
father came home and could not speak he
was so overcome; my mother was alarmed
10 zee him in such state, till he recovered
enough to tell her the sad news. For some
time every one, even the children, wore Grape
on the arm; no boy could 90 into the street
without It. wore IL, only eight years old !"
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NEW kAPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BRfwRKN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,, WASH.
LAGTON AND GhORGETORN.
Prom Pier ., North Wharyes, Phfladelphfs.
SATURDAY, ct q m ~K%S
n From g W.tsr street. Georgetown.
p THE line connects Of Phil.delphia with Clydes
dence, Boston and New England States No wharf.
age In Boston By this line.
Wm. p; GLIDE 90, Paliadsiphis. '' "
A. REED, AleXandria, Va
-: y; link, 20 Gevonshire street. Boston.
freishts delivered by Knox Express. Orders
Ieh ~ GENERAL once, sos Pennsyl vania avenue,
to. " - ss "A r.
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IPhilip Gilbert Hamerton says horse
flesh Is better than mutton, any day.
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II southeast corner Of Oh and f., northvsss.

ne. RlRABnAU TlAOABS PIANO, RAR.
II UOHY, and the Cultivation Of the Voice Al.
ereH 9 nIs. 1MOA1MHAOH4 Piano Forte, No.
109 11tA G1Hooe u09thvoue- aAoll.tvs
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GALE TNDER DEkD OF TRUST

By virtae of deed OF trust dated June IIth, A.
1871 AID recorded in Liber No oS3, folio 233, of
The land records for the county of Washington, ID.
e., and by direction of the parties secured In said
deed Of trust. will sell in front OF the premises on
MONDAY, January 3Ist. A. ID. 1876, At so
o'clock p. m, all Of Lot numbered fifteen, in square
numbered one, In the city Of Washington, 10 the
strict of Columbia, containing esq square feet
thereabouts. with the improvements thereon.
Terms One third cash and the residue in equal
instalments at S, IL and Is months, with interest
from DAY OF sale, payable semi snnualy at rate Of
eight per centum per annum until paid, the deferred
payments TO be secured by the purchasers notes
aud d. cd of trust the prof. perry sod all cash,
at purchaser option. A deposit of s 100 reQui red
at sale, and the conveyancing must be At pur-
chssers cost. III terms of sale are not complied
WIFI IN nve DAYS from sale the property will be
resOld ut fisk and cost Of defaulng pure baser ter
hye days notice In the Evening star newspaper.
JOHN 4. HANNA, Trustee.
janH 2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
~ THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
de cribed property not having ompiied with the
terms OF sale thereof to him, made pursuan, TO the
above advertisement, this Is to give notice that l
VII sell the said property At his rsk and cost, on
sATURD AZ, March 4th, 1876, at the same hour,
a. the same place, and the same terms "a men
toned in the above advertisement.
JOHN h. HANNA, Trustee.
1eDZo dads WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Aucts.