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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

REAPTSG WILD OATs.-The st Louis
Glooe-Democrat gives the fol 10 wing account
oil case before the courts OF This city: aTso
or three years ago wild young an an OF that
city married beautiful blonde In New
York, and, after living with 1er a couple OF
weeks, separated from her and returned TO
ST. Louis. The cere nony was performed
cnoef peculiar q circumstances, aud the young
man old not bet-oke the marriage was legal.
DE became steady and settled down 70 basi-
ness and, In time, married "a young LADY OF
the highest respectability. Afterwards he
thought that the first marrisge might have
peen legal, and so be applied for and OBJ
tanned decree OF divorce from the New
York woman. The blonde, finding that he
hsd wealthy connections, employed q lawyer
10 get the decree OF di vorce set aside and
this was accomplished several months
ago. The case was q ken up % the Court OF
Appeals, and the judgment OF the Circuit
Court was affirmed yesterday; but the court
one motion for a rehesrir suspended the
Judgment OF Affirmation, sad the MISTER
remains In suspense. The young mau iods
himself IN an awkward position, and real
iIes the fact that the way OF the transgressor
hard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24
Life tu the SLACK Nm.
A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE DON'T WASH
WOMAN RARO nHAIHRs

PLACE WHERE PEOPLE DON'T WASH
WOMAN FARO DEALERs.
A telegram from Dead wood, septeunh er 70
says: Deadwood City Is locates IN a "a vine
about six miles long, and not wide eDougt
10 allow OF more than one street Creaf
towering hills, covered with thick heavy
timber. and immense boulde r., rise on each
side. wildwood aud Dead wo ID creeks here
unite and form stream which flows ou 10
the Big Cheyenne. / was not surprise or
disappointed 10 find the houses but mere
shanties, or at the best, huge log cabins with
canvas ceilings. Only a minority a tue TO-
habitants shave; fewer stu WASH; long hair
reaching TO the shoulder; a face well masked
with beard, the exposed parts coated with
dirt; q dirty hanDel shirt OF uncertain color
possibly a pair OF soldier trousers held 10 the
hlps by the pistol belt, and tucked into a
pair OF long legged. hard leather boots and
some part OF hat makes up the average
falls OF occasionally, and such accidental
removal is what the citizen OF the Hills M
derstands as undressing.
The chief attraction OF the city IA gam
bling. Faro is the principal game. although
you can hazard your dust on rondO, yingf
I'm, rouge et noir, casino, California JacK
euchre. roulette, keno, or the strap triok
The play Is invariably for dust. DO you
lose, you toss your little buckskin bag 10
the dealer who produces a delicate pair OF
scales, and after weighing out the stake
throws back the rest, Twenty dollars per
ounce is the uniform value al 10 vel for dust
Another feature OF tue play is the preSeDcs
OF female dealers. / saw several ia the CITY,
and their expert manner of handling tls
cards could not be surpassed.
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JUDGE PITMAN's BoY.-Juuge Pitmau's
boy Bill acquires learning in q log scaool
house AT one place the plaster oetween the
logs Is broken away, and through this aper-
ture Bill eudeavored 10 escape Ieet foremost
during school hours one day last Summer
Unfortunately he stuck fast when half way
through, and he could neither return nor re-
treat. When the attention OF Mr.. Shines the
teacher, was directed 10 the culpr1t, Mr..
Shines proceeded 10 the exterior of the edi dee
AID embraced the opportunity afforded oy
Williams position 10 hammer with \
shlngle- The young Mr. Pltman was pulled
out and plunged into sums In vulgar frac-
lions. Near the school house there Is q mill
race, at the end OF which there is q sluice-
gate. Immediately below the gate there is
a huge. deep tank, which carries water 10 an
undershOt wheel. The inside OF the tank is
green and Shiny, and when the water Is
drawn carefully out OF Ii, great many nsh
can often be found wing In the bottom. Tue
tank Is fifteen feet deep. A few days after
The hogging, Bill happened to pass the tank
and 10 look in. He saw Mr.. Shines at the
bottom, picking up fish and putting them
In bag. William felt that the hour of ven-
geaDce had struck. He turned the handle OF
the sluice- gate, and In less than q minute
that jolly old pedagogue was foundering in
six feet OF wafer, trying In vain 10 Chamber
up the shiny SIDES OF toe tank. When he
saw young Pitman he shrieked TO him for
help. But Bill with 1endlsh coolness, said:
mo, sir; you've got 70 tread water TIL you
promise never TO lick me again" Then
Shines solemDly pledged himself never TO
strike another blow at him, and Bill let the
water from the tank and helped Shines out
That night, when Bill got home, he found
Shines there converting with the Judge, and
i've minutes later the Judge was foudliug
WI liam with trunk strap, while Shines
sat by and smiled. william mas since ex-
pressed the opinion conndentislIy that
Shines is perndious scoundrel.-[ Phladel-
phta bulletin.
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O.AOaROW W.
"a ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

IN ASH ID huCt1OneSr.
TITS EEs SALT OF VALUABLE LOT OF
LAND On TIE aHLBOROUGH ROAD, sOT
paH EhoM TAE EAsTEbN BRAN1H
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated Novem- -
Der u. 1871, aud recorded In Libsr No. 63&. mo
folio rs. &C, Of the land records for w.shins
ington county I'm the istrict of Oolpmb s ana oy
ei'toii OF the party secured thereby, will sell
AZ pnblc auction, in front Of the premises, on
W., Ws-kDEEsphY, the 25th day of October, A.. ID:
1870 ~ - o csock m, the following des ,r bed
SsIi o. Tract Of Land called 10 said
the north side OF the road leading from the Navy
yard bridge TO Marlboro, at Q stone marked
q, adjoining BenJsmi Beans land, aud runni q 9
thence northws rdIy 70 fees; thence ardy AZ
feet thence southwardy lis feet; and thence west
wsrdly log feet along ssid road to the place of be
ginning, with all the improvements thereon. The
above described Is very desirable piece of land.
Terms OF sale: One-third in ca,h, of which $50
must be paid at the time Of sale; the deferred pay
N ents to be made in six and twelve months, with
Interest ct the rate OF ten per cent per suuum
until sid, and secured by ed Of trust salts
faction OF the Trustee. Terms OF sale to be fully
Coz Piled with within six days after day OF sale;
otherwise the Trus the right to resell
the property. after one weeks notice, at the risk
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at the purchaser cost.
octls eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotr.
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MORE GEOLOGICAL Foor PRINTs.-QlIte
a remarkable geological specimen has been
discovered on the farm OF Mr.. George Free
man OF Norton. which is creating consider
able speculation among thinking persons 10
that neighborhood. Tue rock Is a sandstone
bowlder and contains the well-defued Inn
preston OF four foot prints, which In some
respects resemble those OF human being.
The Impressions sink into the rock 10 the
depth OF two or three inches, the two which
appears TO be the left foot being about eight
inches long, while the other two are shorIer
and more oeeply sunk into the stone. The
intervals between the steps are uniform, aud
about twelve inches apart, but the print
shows no toe marks, aud Is rather mario v
for the human foot, unless the original mud
had closed in after the feet were lifted,
which seems to be the case; the curve OF the
fnstep, however, is very well defined, and
gives the impression of q moccasined foot.
The marks could not certainly have been
made by any known animal, and the only
other explanation would be the &C cidentsl
occurrence of such cavities In regular order
and shape Boston Journal.
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AN ENGINEER's QUICK VITA few days
since, as an excursion train OF eighteen
heavily loaded cars on the Vermont divi-
sion of the Portland and Ogdensburg Rail-
road had commenced the descent of q has ~
grade between St Johnsbury and the Con-
necticut river, the engineer suddenly de-
vance OF him. To drive or frighte them
from the track, or to seasonably stop the
train, was Impossible. Instantly he decided
upon his course. he sent his fireman to
disconnect his engine and tender from the
train, whistled down "brakes," and with
full tteam on plunged forward alone, and
The cattle from the track. He then quietly
allow ed the train TO overtake him again
connected II, and continued on, his passenger
XII owing nothing Of the fearful danger they
and his ndelity to duty Bs9lisgtoa Free
Pres.
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A GIRL STABBED BY BoY.-On Thurs
Day afternoon, Eliza Wright, aged seven
teen years, residing at No. s25 west 32d street,
was stabbed By Frederick Clair, q boy agei
II years, while both were at work In q gold
leaf factory at No. IS Vesey street. The girl
accidently ran against the boy, who flew
into passion, and, drawing pocket knife,
stabbed her In the right side OF the back, be-
low the shoulder blade, inficting a painful,
but not very dangerous wound. She was re-
moved 10 her home Dy her employer, and at
tended by DR.. George Bayless. Young Clair
who lives al No. 1S5 Atlantic street, Brook
Ign, was arrested yesterday by an on GER OF
the e IN precinct, and held IN await the re-
suit or the girls inJuries.-lN. Y. Times, 2lSt.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD
CCToBER 18Th, 1876
L1AVE wasHIsGTON.


T tSs' g .aG AZ Stations.
g,nf =, ore, Anusg IL, and WAY Stations,
Man STEM DECKS and intermediate stations,
1lo-Baltin.ore and AIex.odrts junction. SIM.
s1o-stw Y9ck, Pniisdsiphi s', ana Boston nu-
p p W. Pullman ParIor Oars. Sunday, stops
ssoo-Bsltimore and Way st.tion..
burr hE@ 1870 Cins,n5ss,, 81 Louis and Pits.,
VALLEY VALLEY kosd psIlOs .nd 5leePsrs. 30 con
s;oo.PSiD, Ct ECsIs and Way stations. H.r-
an. md s ssSS' , Sss, ,sI
s;2o.Ssw YOrs end Boston Limited e, pres, aud
for through ps.ssnges Baltimore ana PhiIs,
delphis Sunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
iiyG nni,re, War Stations, Eliloott City aud
lIS-Ne. York; Phil.delphi. and Norfolk r..
&ss stations aps E I1e5on; On Sunday, all
S'y Via ssInn and Way stations. Frederick
t30-nsltinore and Laurel Express.
' eoIi,se sDd int Of b cas- (vis Metro
BaSert5sSsp sn w G0Insets on Saturday for
s rs6s,iIpore' Annapolis and wsy Stations,
s;S9-BsltimOre and wsy Stations to Annapolis
s:4SuSiiccih,,,.,, an, ,.,
sssaIa.g % sa: and 1s's:s s
sieeIiBs cars 70 Oincinnati and Louisville
100 hiisdelpsi md dI s.i,imO S EGp.ss,.
I'D BATH ere and Way Stations
a:S9-PftfsOure, Chicago, Columbus.
sS19IIBaitinore, Alexandria function, and
IO:o0-hew York and PhilsdeIphfa Might Ex-
nm pres Sleeping Os,s to New York.
lO:OS-Baltimore ard Way Stations to AnnApoli
JUnrticn.
11:4a-st. Louis E1prs.s Cincinnati and Chicago.
snd to L0ul-yiil SATURDAY sIeepers.
J10, s:1o. $40. 9:2d .. m. I 40. 4:45, $50,
HAS D m. daily.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
DO connection n Sunday tor Hager stovu or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philsdslphis at
$40 o. m and 40 D N.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, aud
4s6, COL and sos Pennsylyania ayenue. aud 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage 70 be checked and received Of any point
THOs. Il sH.RP. Master of Transportation.
l. n. COLE, GeneI nj Ticket Agent.
GEO g. KOS6TZ, General gent. sep4.tr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
nUSOAhsUS BkUs, Auc,ioneers-

H
1BUs1Ess SALE FIAPRovxp PROPERTY
W. ksL tTRIs iF pSsoslI h1ssi ST.
sot I'd, ct AUCTION.
e. ~ yi,tgs e. See1 Of pst siyea to me. -
np1eI r. e f0ii" $50 one Of 'Ge land records EG
ard b, rtass On &c uny IN {, - iric Of OoiaGos
s.H 81 rso &c aocti9a ~ THURSDAY, the 1874
IN from, Of re rises al fbs p;eo- or p..esI u
n SITUATED Va the Gig Gf abingdon District OF
Of said city .s BENZ na1 ~ Tue sss. piss
hundred ann ,siriy $500 B-sSnies I'm sne ssne
south from the rthwesr corner Of ssid susre aaf
hhoshIe tnence south twelve feet six iSoh aud
Twelve fest SIX inches ca i'm. ~ tina. part Of
Bs9r, sSgs.e ooS'sysd to James BnSde Matilda
nosemoer 81, ls.4, aid recorded am ing ths land
es9cras Tor sad pistri and being the ..ms piece
.thers b, deed dated September IL. 1874, ami re
S cor sm.ns the land tos.tner With all
Ine mpro Iem-rts, rights privileges asd hsrsdita-
a, 10 The same belonging or in soy wise sppsr
Also, By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, duly re-
eorced In Lber No. sos folio 2s9. and Liber No.
county, in the oIsrict Of OoIuS bis and ., request
o tfe parties seS9rsh thsreoy viii sell at public
a: is7s. At oclrck m. 10 froot of The prem
lse.' All th:t piece or parcel Of land situate, lying
triOt Of Columbia, aud known and designsted on
the ground plan or plat Of said CITY and bsing
described as foIIoa- be ginniss 1or the same a.
point forty four feet south from the nor sst cor
Der OF said sQnare, and frontDs 9Th street east
and rnnDtnI thence west if:y seven feet thence in
asoutherly direction to a point on Georgia Aveaue
thirty feetfom street east the nee nortbea.terIy
along Georgia avenue thirty feet to 9th street east
snd from thence north along 9Th east TO place
OF esisping, together with ali the imprsv ements
Ilshts and b reditaments to the same belonging or
In any " Use spper:aia
Terms OF sale One-third c,sh; the balance in six
ard twelve months, notes baarog interest ct the
rate or per cent aud secured by deed Of trust on
the premises sold. deposit of 8 100 will be re
CURED upon each lot at time of sale. ALI convey
encfnR, &c, at cost of purchaser IL The terms OF
ale are not piled with within seven dsys from
SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultug pur
chaser, upon giving n We days notice in some paper
published in " ashfn gton, ID. q.
oct7-eo6ds RICHARD .EARNSHAW, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POST PONED until
hour snd place. RIOH'D j. EARHShaW.
octl9eo6ds Trastee.
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A JOKE On BoorH.-An Agricultural ad
mirer Of Edwin Booth In San Fraucisc ,
the stage door, as q present TO him, aud was
admitted. He stood at the upper wings
waiting for Booth TO come on, when ne sud-
denly recollected that he had left his team
united. He laid the melon down and rushed
out. In the meantime the melon, which was
the size OF q young barrel, rolled to the CEN
ire Of the stage, And then took straight
were In very earnest colioquy ~ Iago aud
OtheIlo. Il much astonished Iago by q blow
IN the legs, and, being kicked, rolle1 TO tue
side OF the stage and fell OF. The orcnestra
made IL prisoner, and at tue slcse OF the act
discussed Ill Cincisus1a ConmTcia,.
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r h. wAaSlR. Aucaonssr.
fkus- res SALE OF DKsIsABLrRUAL rs.
TATE ON Te d WEST SIDE OF 2p eT8EEf
East, Bra WEN SOUTH sekH9r AND

Ist, A. ID. 1874, auly recorded IN Liber no ia
100, folio So one Of the land records tor the E2
party secured thsreby, shall sell, Ct public
suction, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
piece " parcel Of ground situate, lying and being
In the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia,
sitv 40 and being the south tssnty 196J feet front
On "a .reet By tha depth Of the lot hun fred
bered four "a, I'm square numbt red seven hundred
and THIRTY t13ol, together with the Improvements,
Tsgma One fourth cash and the bsiAnos e g. & and
smontes, With ipterest 3 Per cant Per sanan,
81 essk, q option q the DaTchssR. deDeels q
ol0o WI b required q the tims q sAls. sal al
Disd vh q days nom the day q sals, otner-
wiss the 1fustse feSsevss - nght - c:ssli the
ehssss, a1tse Ave dAxs' says.ti.2css
.aa+.eaa. ~. oSoLn Si H..
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SHKRMAN & HANDY, Auctionee.,,
- st. Cloud Building.
VALUABLE LOT ON THE NORTHEAsr COR
HBk OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE and d ST
NORTH. Is THIS CITY, FOB ALE AT OBJ

nB0OE nv ana u y L.
E SH hbI Ia THIS CITY, FOB SALE AT PUB
We will ofor for sale ct public auction, in -
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, IN, 3Ist
day Of October, A. ID. 1876, at & O'Clock D. 10 -
parts OF Lot numbered three 8 in uare numbered
six unored and thirty $500, dstins uished on the
Plat IL the city OF ashing ION, O. viii n re-
spectysly as follows Beginr ing for
part of laid Lot no. at the southwest of said
lot, and rupning thence eaet on streeI fifty $50
feet thence At tight angles with said street doe
JsI sey avenue: ana thence southwardIy along said
avenue to the place OF beginning And besi aiming
for the other part OF said Lot No. at a pOia on
New Jersey avenue at the northwest corner OF the
FIRST part of said Lot hereiabefore describ cd
distant about seventy six (T6D feet from the south
vest corner OF said lot and RAINING thence right
angles to said avenue ssstWArdy seventy-one n
feet six 30 inches to q straight north aud south
line, running 10 the northeast corner Of the n rst
par Of said Lot No. 5. hereinbefUre deecribe3
thence south nineteen (l9) feet three 90 iaohes
part of Lot Nos, which 10 distant seveatynve 49,
feet north from street; thence due along the
north line of said first psrt of Lot No s. TO New Jer
sey avenue aud point of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One thiro cash; balance ia equal
instruments In six 81 and twelve I'D months from
day of sale, the to give mis- notes for
deferred payments bearing interest at six per cent
secur by deed Of trust the property sold. s25C
down at tine of sale. Convey anoing and rCcor d
At purchasers cost. II terms OF sale O. not oom-
piled with IN five DAYS from day OF eale the right IL
reserved TO resell the property at the risk and cOs
SHERMAN & HANDY, Aucts.
WM + MHTTIkgLY,} Attorneys.
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ID A. DABEEILLE,
L. Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
TBUsTEEssALI OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real LsrATE ON II STREET. N0RTA-
WEST, dEAR 1TH ST8EET

By virtue Of two deeds of tr1ss. b be- date -
the 2sth Gay Of Sc pten Der, A. d. 1882. and x::A
duly recorded in Lber b, NOS folio 44s, 60,
ord. for W.shiDgton county, in the District Of 90:
lumbia, and By directioa 81 the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned, Trus,e ., win sell St
public auction, in front Of the pre- misses, WED:
fEsDAY the LIST dsy Of November, ID lsl6, aS az
O'Clock m, the eastern part Of lot numbered seven
(7,) having front Of twenty 40 feet on north ii
street, and running back to the rear line OF said
lot, ard the western part Of said lot seven hav:
rupnips back tho rear line Of aid lot, the zane
being an Of lot numbered seven a. in square mum
bered four hundred and fifty three, as in the CITY
Of washington; with ell ths i9provsments thereon,
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash, OF which $500
must be paid 1T sale, the deferred payments to be
made in six and twelve months, with Interest fIom
day sale, and secured b. deed OF trust and insar
20 the satisfaction Of the Trustees Ter % te
De fsy complied With within six days aftor ~ Of
sale; Othsrviss the frustess reserve the right %
OF first purchaser. All oonyeysnoing Ct The pur-
chaser : cost. e. HSAWSk sSS 4 Trustees.
octn. this ID. CLDARY, Salesman.
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"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS

WALNUT FRAME PABLOR SUITES. UPHOL.
sTER Idp ~ s,6 GRaEH REP WALs ~ NAB
TLK TABLAs, WALNUT s,Ok TABLES,
COTTAGE nFgRNITURE, PAInTED BE-
HAIR: Hbsk, AND COTTON- T0P MATT 3 Ss'
sEsi FBATHEK PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS,
DEB BRUSSELS, tn RIE-PLY AHD In.
GRAiN OARPETs; HALL OILOLOTa, ST AIR
sHADIs, CHINA, GLASS AND CROOK ELY
NAkI, hITOhEN UTENSILS, &c.
n On FRIDAY, October 2 9TH, 1876, common
cling at 10 O'Clock q. m, 1 shall self, 1T the
~ residence OF gentleman decli ming hou, -
Weeping, ISL 9 street north Sest, the aooy Q
collection of Household Furniture.
Terms cash.
octl5 WAsH Il WILLIAMS Auct
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
1RUsTIKs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated October
llth A u ls6s, and duly recorded In Liber e:3
and X, No. IL, folio N0, OF the land rec ords tl
Tor Washingt N county In the District Of COium-
bis, and by direction Of the holder Of the notes,
Will sell at public sale on m0HDAY, the 3Oth DAY
Of October, a d. 1876, at half past O'Clock p m
in front If the premises the following described
piece or parcel Of ground, In square six hundred
atd eighiy..i l6s6 In the city OF Washington in
the District OF Columbia being part Of lots 10
two Cd al seventeen. (i7l in said square, begin
mig for the same at he distance of seventy seven
C7l feet from tbs southeast Of said square,
on North street, and running with said street
bit 800 feet; thnDce north line parallel to the
west line OF said lot No 2, in said square No. 6S6
one hundred and thirty seven (lHJ feet TO the CEN
ter OF twelve-feet alley; thence east lfns par
allel with said North street. fifty 500 feet; thence
south one hundred and thirty seven ls feet to the
place CT beginning.
This pIoperty e located in very desirable and
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be cash; the balance In eQuN payments at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for which the notes of
the purchaser. bearing interest from the day Of
ssle win be taken. secured by desd Of trust upon
the premises. the purchaser having the option to
pay the Mole Of the purchsse money in cash
Terms OF sale be fully piled with within seven
days after the day OF SALE otherwise the Trustee re-
serves The right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of hrst purchaser, after week notice.
AL conveyaDcing and expense at cost Of purchaser
deposit OF 100 will be req uired ct time Of SALE
oetl9 EDWARD II Brown, Trustee.
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nUHsAHsoH BROS. Auctioneers.

lUh0ANeOH bhOS.s AuctoneerB,
SALE OF yHREE FRAME DWELLINGS, AEO
LOTS ON NUBTH Q STREET, BETWEEN
1sT AND 3D. sTREkTS NORrHYEST, AT
AUCTION
On FRIDAYATTERNOOE. Sd day OF No -
vember, A. ID 1876, We will proceed to sell ct X!H
public auction. in front Of the premises 81
the hour OF o'clock parts Of Lots end5. ia 50
No sci, fronting Al feet inches on horth street,
running back that width Ito feet together with
the Improvements, consisting of three well balit
frame DIV cling houses.
each, the balance in equal paymNu at s, aud IL
MONTHS notes bearing interest a. per cent, and
cured by deed Of trust premises sold all cash
ct option Of pu, chaser. If .erms of sale not
Coz Flied with within ten days from day OF sac,
the property will be reeod at risk and cost Of de-
fAuiting purchaser, upon giving hve days notice
Of ouch sale In some gspa per published IN WISH
ipeton Convey aucins &c at purchasers cost.
A deposit If $3.50 will be required at time of sale
oef4 eoSds DUN -jAN50S BROS Aucts.