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AN HONEST PROTEST.

In addition TO Carl Schurz, who denounce'
the military usurpation at Charleston on Fri
day rs utterly nnjustfiable, the New YORK
Erentng Post, which supported Hayes through
thick and thin in the late contest, enters It's
solemn protest against this last outrage
against liberty. After recounting the facts
the Post thus proceeds:
We protest against the proceeding, not on.
ly IN the name OF liberty and justice, but in
behalf of the republican party, whose good
name and worthy record are brough, IN
question by this resort to military force IN d
question purely political. Here is already
incorporated into the history of our repub
lie precedent of as arbitrary nature as
THE ACT OF CROMWELL
when he turned the British pariiamen; out Of
doors. The rule OF all representative bodies
that they are judges OF the election and quail
ifcations of their members is summarily sci
aside, and Mr.. Dennis, the furniture dealer
with the federal troops at his back, usurps
that office. Even the excuse that distur
bance and bloodshed were decided upon. and
an instruction so formidable that Gov. Cham
berlain would lack the means to quell it, does
not appear to have been made. The US
urpaton is not marked with any plausible
pretext. 1t sweeps away every restraint OF
usage and precedent and law, and substitutes
simple force for the quiet formalities of ordi,
binary legislation. The republican party is
NOT POWERFUL ENOUGH
in comparison with the opposition to sustain
the responsibility of such measures, and IL
becomes every member of it who desires its
prcdominance and its usefulness to disclaim
all part in such proceedings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02

1t has been an unfortunate canvass for Mr..
Steward, except that it has given him prom
inence as one of the strongest and shrewdest
men of Illinois. OF course the persistent as
saults upon his character for intelligence and
manliness were understood to be but the Gus
tomary savageries Of American politics.
Sycamore Republican.
We did our best to support Lew Steward
for Governor, and have him elected, but that
there Is any true "manliness" in his charac-
ter we have very grave reason to doubt. He
may be "intelllgent," and "shrewd,' and all
that but We greatly question whether he
possesses common business honesty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
D. McDOUGaLL,


State or iI.i.I ~ is-'. Ia SAL So.
- tvvtg tuUt NJ h. Ntr l"JHn, % 90 |'."7'l isr'.
4 l@,i.
X. T. \. ANerty, Executor ot tie Last VII Of Oliver Y
Slgc, deceased bolu~uu Z Sgier Coleman j. slge4.
francis sgiCr Felix T. sgler OiVer zane Si-.er Hannah
SnDvru, Frank Sanhufu ana Francis ONN,r >anborn-
YsittoU 10 sell real estate 10 puy dstts.
Affidavit OF the nun.reSdenCe Of ONtr Lane Sgeg anc
Coleman - siger, defendants above named having been
filed the office OF the clerk OF the County Court 81 La Sa
county notice hereby gwen 90 the sald Oliver Lane SgeT
Hud Coleman j. sigcr that tue said plaintiff X L y. Al
berry, Executor OF the Last w OF Onver II ssler, de-
ceased has Med his petition In the said County Court OF
La sale county Tor order to sell tue premises belonging
the estate Of said deceased or much OF II as may be
nceed pay the debs OF SAID deceased, and described
iDows TO Wit The south hs Of the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter OF Section Thrtytwo. tn township
thirty north, hye east OF the lrd principal
meridian containing twenty acres, more OF less ana thai
been issued out OF this court agast you.
reunahe at the December term D. b OF said court TO
he holden the second Monday Of December D. 1875,
the curt House In ottawa In La sale county, Illinois.
Now. unless you, the said oliver Lane Sger and Coleman
j. gr email personally be and apprar heorcsaid County
COurgUf La sale county tie rst day OF term thereof
to be holden At Ottawa Ia said county, on the third Monday
January ,Ii. aud plead, answer or demuT to The said
complainant petition ned therein, the same ana the mat
and Thugs therein charged and stated VIII 10 tke
confessed and decree entered against you according
20 the prayer Of said bin
Ottawa, Illinois, November gith, 1876.
d. NcD0UG AL, Com3lts Solicitor. dec!iv
D.. Is. Il. u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
AUCTION.

Tie subscriber, having disposed 81 his farm viii eel III
following property az Public Aucun "wednesday. De-
6th l-1h at 90 O'Clock A. " a. bs residence and a hal
miles and hall mile south 81 tttasa, So
south OTTAWA. head Of Berkshire pigs. span
row. double ard single harness, nar OF stock scales hos
and hav rack-. 30 3 aauA thCArn-, two coal heatnl
stoves. and lot Of household cp0t-IgExs sALE: Al
Of dollars and unGer ct-h over cellars credit
OF 10 mouhs will be given vi approved curty. without
81 paid when due other licfe,t rom Gate 81
Ten per cent discount w b gwen for oas IN hand
on al sums over dollars. l. 4. SCHDULEl.
south OTTAWA, Ia Salls Co. II
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authorities at Washington from this crime by
saddling tupon Gen. Ruger. If the latter is
the criminal, why is he moi promptly remoV'
ed or rtmartaled? The whole lnfamy
was concoced at Washington, that is the
honest fact
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
his report ready for presentation to congress,
and has allowed the newspaper reporters to
examine IL He makes the aggregate receipts
for the fiscal year $117,256,625, an increase
over the preceding fiscal year of $5,G91 Al
The aggregate receipts for the year were
made up from the following sources:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
TO EXCHANGE.

81 per Annuu-tvo good buildug lstsVorth tlJN LJu
dag large barn and carriage hoEc-n one OF the most
nourshng town IN illinois, with POPULATION hetWeen
suu and 500. also mortgage TOT t-lnA Que one year
from the rst IL Jauuay next ~ ~ per c-nt interest,"
witch uonh s1rhsnFe Tor good farm ia Illinois or
Iowa. or good established geHcrue business 81 about
value As property OEeTf or rErt ~ " Azores b'i
49,, McrrtR lrir0is. NfN-aN
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NOTICE

Is hereby gver 10 all Indebted 70 F. Thorson that they
requested TO call before TIE 18th Of December 1876 and settle
al accounts and that past Que. Any accounts
lei my books the date forth Will be et with
Rcholson snow Tor collection once and then cost
will follow. have been easy long enough and now mean
Just what syy. Don't fasi 70 stteni 10 H.
ceca-fw Yours respectfully. T. THORSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02

The largest contributor was Illinois, which
paid S23, 13O,G94. Ohio comes next, $16,jS7,.
Illinois paid as much alone as all the New
England and Southern States put together.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
Ladies' and ChiIdren'S Suits.

THE LADIES AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
CONTAINS IN, MANY NOVELTIES; BOTH IMPoRlE FL
SUITS tor SIS; CAMEL's HAIR SUITS AT SIS,
and SILK SuITSat S:}5. WILL GIVE A GOOD IDEA
OF THE VERY low PRICES AT WHICH GOODS AKE
SOLD IN THIS APARTMENT. A HANDSOME DRESS
OR SUIT IS VERY ACCEPTABLE PRESENT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
SHAWLS.

OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT PRESENTS MANY
ATTRACTIONS AS THE ASSORTMENT is LARGE
CHOICE, AND VARIED: REAL INDIA SHAWLS ARE
DA AND OTHER EQUALLY FINE GRADES. SELLING
from $1,000 UPWARDS. THEsEPRtCES ARE BELOW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
LJ-DicD.

on the 2sth Of November 1875 at the residence Of " T.
Miligan EsQ !n the tDW Of Grand Rapids MRS. FLEA
NOR IRWIN, aged % yrs. mos. sdays.
The deceased native OF Carlisle, Penn: was q
member OF the Cumberland Z. Church for - years
and Lid been an inrlIId fnr about IS years.
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DRESS GOODS.

IN DRESS GOODS OUR ASSORTMENT is vEBY
LARGE, and PIECES RANGE from 12hc to So 90
and upwards; VERY FINE LINES OF GOODS ARE OF.
FEREp At Sn; S0G. 15c and 500. THESE
SHADES and ar very acceptable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
The Works Of Charles Dickens.

In The famous and unsurpassed Household Edition OF
Nessrs zee and shepard the well known publishers OF
boston Look at our offer To each and every person,
whether already n subscriber not, who sends us -
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/ ne Pickwick Papers. SO pages.
q our Mutual Friend. SIG pages.
5. David COpperfiCld 81 pages.
D. Nicholas NIcklchy. SIG page.
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g. ola Curiosity Shop, and Reprinted Pieces. % PIP.
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II. yer Twist, Picture, rom Italy, and American
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"a! Tale Of Two cities. and Great Expectations. 81
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1 Clds'mas Stories. an S,etche5 nv boz 90 pages
H. UnCommercial Trny,'ar, and Additional Christmas
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-. Tie Mystery OF Edvl Brood. thNds u story o!
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
RsX:IXI3sl;FRs1 F71I3RC{ a3Il

CTAI~E; OE' ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Co.'S
- IN the Circuit Court MeIeQE 10 Jdhmiy Term S'i-
IN ChdBCotP.
BeDjimln Nicholson ~. Isabella Fosseen. Csmnnd Eos
seen, obadiah VanNoorMs Iacharah NanN oorhls JACOB
" II. VanVoorhls, Peter VanVorhs Catharine NanEoor
his, Samuel l. VanNoorhis, Samuel NanNo0fhs, Sarah
HIS Mary VanVoorh Albna bearing, Charles VAIL Van
VOoThiS.
Ii appearing from an affidavit file in the etce OF the
clerk OF said that said defendants. Ohauiah Nal.
Voorhs ZaChalh VanN his, Jacob V. Il EaLN oOtlts
Peter VanVoOrhis, Catharine NahNoorhis. samuel L. an
NoOrhs Samuel NanN oorhis, Sarah Jane VAIL Diva Law
SON Annie Veatch Joseph VanNoorhs Mary Nant oorhs
Aunt bearing. Charles Vail, NanNoorh Lawson, Sarah
C. NanN orhs and Coert NanN oorhs are NOT residents OF
said state and said complainant having fled his bill OF com
pantn said court the chancey slle thereof on the FIRST
day October 1873, herein and summons having been
Issued thereon according 10 law;
Notice therefore Is hereby given to said defendants Qua
dal NanN Oorhs XithaTiah NanNoUrhs, Jacob Il Van
Vuurhis, Peter NanVoorhis CathArnc NanN Sa-
mel l.. NOOrhs samuel NanNOOrhis, Sarah Jane Vail
Oiyia Lawson, Annie NeatCh, Joseph Van Nootis Mary
NanNoOfhis, Albna bearing, Charles Vail. NAnN oorhs
LAWSON Sarah C. NanNOuThs and tocrt and
OF Coert "A. NanN oOrhs deceased, that
unes, shall personally be and appear before said court
thereof to be held at the Court House In Otts
said county, the third Monday of January next
A. 1871 (when and where said summons Is returnahlel
and plead, Cemur or except to said b the same
will ue taken Tor confessed against you, ana TIC matters
and thing, therein prayed Tor Gecrecd Acrurd'hslt.
CHARLES II. HOOK, ClerS.
RICuOLsoN * Snow, Solicitors. dec1iW
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"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction"
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ILLUSTRATED
NOTICES or THE PRESS.

For strictly household matters and dress. Hp1,S Bd-IT
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household interesting literary visor-ChicGyOJ Journal
Hrpes B9sur is profusey illustrated and contains sto
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In its literary and artistic features the Bq-qT
Is unquesonably the best Journal OF It's Kind In the coun
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
ELECTION FrGURES.

The official canvass OF the vote OF ILLINOIS
for presidential electors makes this interest
ing exhibit:
For Hayes electors. ................2I G,S1G
FOR llluen ......... .Ioo,oou
For Cooper. lI,O0I
Scattering. ...... ...... 2s7 214,904
072
Grants majority in 1872. ........... $4,000
Republican loss. ............ .35, l2S
Had quarter the attention been paid to
Illinois by the democrats that was given to
Indiana, this state could have been carried
for Tiden by 10000 majority.
The official canvass Of Pennsylvania gives
Hayes 1894 majority over Tilden. This af-
fords the following comparison with four
years ago:
Grant .......... ,.................. .54o ,Jo9
Greeley ................ I'll ,S4l
Grants majority. ......,...........137 1877 4S
Hayes ma ority. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1894
What's become l19, S04
Bull.dozed.
The Philadelphia Times gives official re,
turns from seven states, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia, Ohio, Delaware, Connecticut
and South Carolina, all of which gave maj or
tiles for Grant IN 1872. Maryland, Virginia,
Connecticut and Delaware have wheeled out
of the Grant column. The Times arithmetic
man takes the following from his slate, fgur
ed from the official count in these states
Hence we have the following table, which
is respectfully submitted tor the Considera
ton of the people ~ho cannot understand the
possibility that Florida can have honestly
give democratic majority:
Vote of these states for Grant. 800. 92G,G37
Vote of these states for Greeley $50. G93, 465
Majority for Grant. .............. 233, 172
Vote of these states for Hayes ......1 ,043, 1888
Vote Of these states tor Tilden -. =. ,0S5, $50
Majority for Tilden ........... 42,OG1
Increase in the republican vote. 80. 1925
Percentage of increase. ......... 125
Increase IN the democratic vote 49,. 800, 4S5
Percentage of increase ........... 5Gj
Net democratic gam. .............. 275,239
If the same ratio should be preserved IN
Florida the republican vote would be 10 $685.
the democratic vote "A, 143, and Tiden's ma
iority 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
Hem lObertjscaIcuts.
Or TIE Holidays!
LORD & 7 AYL.0R
NEW YORK.
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING n r.
PARTMENIS On OUR ESTABLISHMENTS. THE LOW
PRICES c AZ WHICH OUR GOODS ARE MARKED
SEASON, AND BARGAINS WILL BE Found
THROUGHOUT TIE HOUSE,.
SILKS,

OF WHICH QUIZ STOCK Is THE LARGEST IN THE
CITY. ARE OFFERED AS FOLLOWS; GOOD BLACK
SILK st 81: BOP yard WITH BETTER GRADES AT
HIGHER PRICES. COLaRED SILKS, very GOOD. at
81 I'D and uh DRESS PATTERN OF EITHER
WOULD BE INAPPROPRIATE GIFT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
PREPARE FOR THE
ROl.l DAYS!
PRESENTS! PRESENTS!

Books of History, Romance, Poetry
and Song, Prayer Books, Bibles, Testa-
ments, handsomely bound in every
style; Albums, Writing Desks, Pocket
Books, Pocket Knives, etc., etc.; Parian
Marble Busts, full figures; Vases, Fan
cy Cut-glass Ink-stands and Paper
Weights, Match Safes Glass Shades,
etc. Also Opera Glasses, Microscopes,
Hand Looking Glasses, Fancy Boxes,
Pearl Card Cases, Thermometers, and
Fancy Articles generally, too numer-
GUS to mention. All of which we will
sell at the Lowest Living Prices. We
would be pleased to have you call and
see our stock, being satisfied we can
not be excelled either in quality or
quantity. Yours, &c.,
0SMAN & HAPEMAM,
No. Is La Sale Street, Ottawa Ill.
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,,TAII:O 'ILI.INOI>.L u so %.

STA'TI: ILL NolS. IA >Ag 49,,
- ~ Pc frrE ffavt tfrrsaf, 90 IIHEis f'.t 4'. e
- ~ 'tGu0sTF.
David Webster %. Elizabeth Webster. -
II apreal 60 from AFFIDAVIT ME IN OF the
clerk Of said that aid defendant, Ntnster
!. not re- dent IL said state, and SAID hAul nav
ing Sled HI Hi OF complaint ~ sSli COulF ahceIy
Side thereof. the first day %. b,ccu -, ne EN-
aud summons having been issued ~ NJ ''e''u'ns 10
Law. 10 safB fs..,..-.
notice. therefore. Is hereby gyef 49, thdAnt
snssS ore sSi essrs Al aid thereof 20 be held At
thst curt noa-e IN Ottawa IN ahen ard wiere III
NotlAy ~ January LsAt, "a. answer, cemur or ~
cepi 10 sad BIN TIE ,ane things therein prsvss s
cecreed accordingly. rs 49, -
IA HoIs1S SNow. S.ly S>-'E
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FURS.

IN THIS LINZ OUR STOCK INVITES INSPECTION
FOR WE SELLA GOOD Ftl. SEr-MUFF AND BOA
FOR $500. WITH THE BETTER GRADES PRO
PORTIOkATEIY LOW.
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STEER LOST!

rnn large tcarnockled roar. Ching about TIVE %
hundred Had ut,u purchased OF A ID. Buttrre 4 Boo dc
town OF Rutland. Steer got away rear the Fox ~ -r
I-tfge ia ottawa while being driven 20 the depot Bfot
on the 9TH OF November. literal reward vii fPdd
i' BENZ st,g' Il '' WA DEGESt co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
lHH Are invited to call at the Book
NICHOLSON & SNOW.
yhen | % U0thANe II.

. or s-r,,. i-HIft+f, 90 LIIr ",
81 - - - pt ILL NOIS l,Sr,r,,
2 bl ltrHt-fs. ''''''l' 20 SfIialTy lana ls-.-
!. 1iAl l. Williams rs. Charles WUri.-,.
o ~ appearing Or. CD an ar4d.ytt o., = W. .
j. not r,i5s- wa. I,id defendant, Charles Niiaats
hsyn- AL 49, ~, on SAID state. ana a. r,'' - .
60, ny uer 1li OF complaint in Saii 60, Seia an AIT
Irfs,' ,ylt, on the tsst day OF ilece,t'S - g -
. 10 lAw: ''us ueen Issued N sreoa sc,,,r,iin-
Charles IyiH.r = hereby given 20 said ds,ants,.
5p,s. mans. inst unless Won shan rs-- ~,
~ % sAid court az said term fsf y, - % arc
49, - IN ottawa In SAID ropn-v ~ - ,s -
~ anuary next A. D is,5 Nsb.rs " ~. t1
10 :. q t aole, "a plead, ans -
accordingly. M t Sii,esTe!n PRAYED i,- oarreec
NICHOLSON SNOW, SoHelfors ''NS n houA, tefk.
'N''N'ss CeNl-fN
IL. NID-D".,IN $500. lsgccessor . Csase-,s. a
missioner. ~ N'sANA LIS. Also l. : Con
eeogS
L a. tRhs CARDS. CRIBRAGxc
49, n SNAAA r HIPkkANS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
THE INDEPENDENT
FOR 1877.
In addition to all its former cxceliencies heretofore sur
passed ny other religious weekly newspaper In the
ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES,
OF great Importance and value

First We shall print through The year sESNpNs
by the most eminent corgymen OF the country OF aI e
nomination, from Name 10 California Our readers win
Therefore have the pleasure of hearing the most famous
ministers Of New York. Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia
Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis, san Francisco etc
Second.-We shall publish a series OF articles on
CHRIS HAN WORK, by REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, DID,
which will be Invaluable 10 clergyman, Sundaysch0ol
teachers. ana every Christian man ana woman. -
Third A new Serial Story OF American Life will be
begun about the midG.c OF December Us title VIII be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02
Ladies Real Seal SacQues.

DARK SHADES AND FINE QUALITY, VERY DEsIR
ABLE, from SD. THESE PRICES AFFORD POSI-
TIVE BARGAlSS
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A PAPER CITY.

By D. t. Locke (Ilev Petroleum Nasby). II wildly
Illustrate the present OF speculation, of living without
work Of making money without capital; and Will DE one
the most paIklng and attractive serials ever pub
llshpd
Fourth. We shall publish series Of articles from
the pen ELDER BREWSTER JR Of Bcwserville, Mass.
on men and iIgs, religion and politics, asd every top
tonic" a. IL comes up.
FINN Our great premium for the year We believe to
he D. ff- Il OtteIcd--yiZ:
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pr TiNG CARDS, SRIuU..I
~ a. OSNAA r HIPkNgNS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-02

RabJcr boots and shoes at J Mcgafin's.
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IT the same ratio should be preserved IN
Florida the republican vote would be 1898,
the democratic vote "A, 143, and Tilden's ma
iOrity 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14
Isy Green az Wise.

TResl Esta!e \ gents anc Auct!oncers
~ VIRTUE Of A DEED OF IRUs1
p executed By Robert H. Robinson, trustee
and Mary A Robinson his wife, d"ted the Oh
day of July, 1875, and duly recordct, the un-
cersigncd.a. trustee therein nslned, and st th.:
request of the party secured by SAID deed Will sell
by pubic suction, on SATl RDA \, the 2o.n O.:
October, 1876, st 4 o'clock = IN, on the prem
ises the property conveyed 10 him by the ss.lc
deed OF trust, viz: The LOT or GRbU \ u,
with the arpurlenances thereto be ongng II the
city of AieIandra. Va, bounded ~ lo!""s:-
Beginning on the west side OF Royal street. be
tween Duke and Woke streets, At the north Inc
Of the lot conveyed by Gabriella a. uuFa 10
Richard b. Rove; thence north along Royai S.
seventeen feet seven inches, more or Iess, TO Jo-
seph .I.nney's line; thence west n.nety nine
feet five i, chcs IT less thence south ~ SAID
Rowes line; thence east with said tine nil ETY.
nine feet five inches, more or less. to the begin
ming, together with the inpTorements, a:::3
consisting Of q TWO STORY FRAMED - l.sssl
HOUSE.
Terms of Sale-0nc third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. and the residue IN
two equal in aimeELs ~ six ana twelve months.
with H.erest; the purchaser TO execute his notes
therefore, secured by dee of lIuS! upon the
premises. Fifty dollars TO be paid on the G.v OF
sale Is fortrI. FIR non compliance with the
terms CT sale. W Al. +. HGLIL IAN'
sen .S-ts Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-14

At Washington, c.ose connections witt Norm
and Vest At ualvil!e daily with Sou
and Southwest, and e. Lyrcn burg, twice tai.y.
to South and West.
Twice daily connections with Chcs. i OHIO
4. K. eastward to Richmond, and weStwar4 t.
stanton, White Sulphur rnd 81 the yario..
Springs on that limo.
Both trains :rom South connect with CHI.
& Ohio ST Charlottesville for the West This j.
il the only line running double faily :r4!a.
south o! Washington, AID ul&H@s nov tn gu -
est TIM" ever ;!!aGe-!ess than 81 hours J. tween
Washington and \ ew Orleans
MANASSAS DIVISION. Mnil Train-ps,.
scngers leave Washington iai!y, eXcep. >ua.
day 7.l5 a. a., Aex.ndgia ~ Il. H., an: ~
rive st Strssou-g 4.lG D III. Leave >t-;,:.-s
D. 10 y. m. arrive ~ AleXandIia 8 ~ y. Ii.
WAkkENTON BR = y IH-Coaucc:lor -
and from Wsr-eaton with Mail Tla!G IT,. va
with south bou.d Accommo iatlon Saturday -.
terEoCn.
Accommodation le,.veS a.cIar t:t> i, G>,-
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Centennial Excursion Tickets 70 lni.s.e 81.
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