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A HEAVY SUIT.

One of the most important suits that
wns ever docketed in Dallas county is
now pending before Judge Burford, in
the District Court. The suit involves
nearly fourteen thousand acres of the
finest lands lying in Dallas county,
about eight miles from this city
These suits are not instituted against
actual settlers, but against spectators
who in 1874 by their entries, arc AL
legged to have intruded upon rcserva-
tons of the Peters Colony, and, it is
understood, that tho actual occupants
are not to be disturbed,
The plaintilsaver that after the reser-
walton was annulled they laid valid GER
tiicates upon these lands, and they
claim
First-That the entries of defendants,
being upon reservation, We're and are
void.
Second-That these lands arc not the
land described by their field notes.
Third-rhat there was fraud in the
whole transaction.
The defendants claim that they To-
Gated valid certificates on these lands in
good faith, not having notice of Peters
Colony lines, and that the State has
granted them patents therefor That
the Peters Colony agents recognized
their lines, and the Kings block of sur
veys upon which their locations were
made.
The title of the suit now being tried
is L. p, Bryan ct. al, vs.. Shirly ct. al,
and the respective litigants are repre-
sented by the following array of able
COUNSEL Attorneys for plaintitls-Judge
Barksdale, Wellborn a. Leake and Field
Il Stevens. For defense-lIon. j, w,
Ferris, Reeves Il Word, Good, Bower ~
Coombs and Mccoy a. Mccoy
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PARTY HEROlSM.

The compromise bill may be consid.
cred MS a law, AS n precedent it may
have been perilous and pernicious--per
ilous since this commission, having n
majority of Republicans upon it, may
select Governor Hayes; perneious
since the precedent of delegating the
power to count the votes to a
different tribunal, Ga power vested
solely and unquestionably in Congress
for eighty-iour years., is considered by
eminent legal minds to be in contraven
tion of the Consttution-yet such has
been the imrerieus desire for PEACE that
all considerations Of loyalty to party
and exact adherence to the organic law
have been momentarily suspended
There can be no question but that in
giving tn cir assent to this bill, Demo-
Gratis have performed an heroic act of
unselfishness and selfabnegation.
They have evinced this generos.
ity this potential desire for
peace, under peculiar circumstances
They had an admitted popular majority
That the great heart Of the people knew
they were traudulently robbed of; they
had the law and the facts on their side
and, beyond that, they had the po,oer to
take their own A word from their
leader; single bugle note would have
rallied in solid, unIlinching columns,
millions of men ready to fight as they
voted for Tiden and tho right. The
popular sympathy of the civilized world
was with the Democracy in their strug.
giles for the continuance of an honest
pure government, for the maintenance
OF the majesty and dignity OF law. I'M
pressed with the justice of their cause,
believing that their every act
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TIE adroit gambler, when he draws n
weak hand, is always eager to claim a
"misdeal A new doal OF the cards
may give him an equal chance with his
opponent. So with the Democracy,
Having lost the election at the polls,
they are anxious to try it over in n
Congressional Committee. - Cleveland
Leader.
The hand held by the Democrats
reflected four aces, backed by four
million of veteran lighters to make il
win. Zach. Chandler, Grant, Morton a
Co. stocked the cards, stealing right and
left to do so, but when called, the win.
ming hand was not with them.
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The Rev. A. g. Allen, n we'll known
educator and minister, has assumed the
presidency OF the Dallas College. The
Rev. John NJ. Allen and his brother
both accomplished teachers willromain
in charge of classes,
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CARPENTER, the South Carolina Judge,
proposes to decide that neither the
Inauguration of Hampton or Chamber
lain was valid, and that Chamberlain
must hold over until there is q new
count, to be made in accordance with
the rulings of the court
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INVESTIGATION into the California cleo
ton, up to date shows only seventeen
thousand fraudulent Republican votes
Morton put in admirable work during
his stay there.
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Tng silence Of tho New York Sun on
the Compromise is remarked by our
exchanges. This fact evidences that
Danas paper is n power in the land.
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Two Democrats will be appointed by
the Senate on the commission. Thomas
+. BayOrd and Allen G, Thurman would
make able members.
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uoAa and Garfield will be the Repub'
lican commissioners for the House To-
morrow the Democrats choose their
members,
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know Van Buskirks tooth-wash,
The incest ever seen.
II puriiles the breath so,
And keeps the teeth 80 clean,
Aud all the ladies use IL,
'ris SoZoDONT, | ween.
A Great Invention

Has been made by DR.. futt, OF New York,
which restores youthful beauty to the hair.
That eminent chemist has succeeded In pro.
ducing Hair Dye which Initiates nature 10
perfection. Old bachelors may now rejoice.
IL 2w
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
Intelligence Office
pALLAa, noceubcr ~, la7C

DALLAH, December ~ 1910
We have THIS day opened un once ~ No.
900 Nnin street, ipr the purpose "I oolhB
A General Intelligence Business
DO you vauta COOK, Washer, House Ser.
want, loJuhmHu, or HELr Of any Klnuf
Can ana see un.
DO yuq want salesman, Book-keepeL
Agent Porter or Partner? Gail and let US
furnish you. A..
DO you want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
Carpenter, MasOns, Machlnlsls, FACTORY
Hands, q 4rdners, or IrpleSpcnple oI any ue-
scrlptl1n2 We Will furnish you,
DO you want to Sell or Rent your House.
Room, Store, Lot or Farm? We VIII SEND
you applicants.
DO YOU want to takc one or more lIDardeiR
We VIII send them to you.
Do you want to soil an old Engines Phone,
Wolrh. a Team, or Wagon,a Horse, or ~. ~
old Buggy; in tact, have you ANY IllINt
you visa 10 dispose olr We will give you
the benefit Of an advertisement In our col
umD, ANA acld purchases 10 you
And to any person Wishing a SITUATlON
or ANY DESCRIPTION, we would say maj
we are prepared to give them information
which they cannot Lrt elsewhere IN the Cltyi
and Il d sltuntluns Tor them.
10 the Ctizrns, Merchants, Tradespcople,
strangers, ana Farmers of Dallas ana Yicll-
Ivy, We nj pen 10. IhUbhUHti hIlh w EN'l .
Nutcc prompt attention ana courteous lreht-
ment to Hll,
wanted "a tl'o Intelligence OGice.
| County rights Of Shines improved win
! dow frames for lNIr.
| A situation for good carpenter wanted
Cooks, Waiting GIRLS, Chombcrmalds and
| Washers.
| For SBIc,
A secondhand plano, new, for Il small
amount OF cash down, and balance In
| monthly idsnllmcnts.
County scrip for sale In quantities to suit
| purchasers,
A Wheeler Il wilson Sewing Machine
| new; cost goo; VIII take $50 IN cash or tr= de
! Second hand freight, ana express wagons
| also, mules, horses and pOuics.
Wanted 20 Rent.
A small truck farm wanted, on shares
near Dallas,
E0- For further particulars apply II tho
Intelligence Otcu, two doors east "a the
| POstOulCi
a. Y. LAYTON ~ 20.
M. "05 EHin NJ, Doors East PostotIle
decN-dlm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

m n n n Can't be made by every agent
u ulIlIsyery month In the business we
m1I nurnish, but those willing TO
ali uulI work can easily earn u aozen
dollars day right In their own
,ocnli,ies. Have no room To explain her
business pleasant and honorable. Women
hnu boys aud girls do as well ~ men, We
WI furnish you y complete ouift fee. The
business pays better than anything else Wa
VIII bear expense OF starting you Particu.
lars tfee. Write and sec. Farmers and me-
chanios their cons aud daughters, and ali
on 80 Ia need OF paying work ut home,
work NJ once. Now IN the time, Don't DELAY.
Address True & Co., Augusta, Maine, Jg0dsm
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Tar electoral vote bill has been laid
before the President for his approval or
yain
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

Four line Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
Of the rate Of Five cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion,
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WHAT Is QUEENS DELIGHT?

1t IL aplant that grows in the South and IL
the only actual bio d purifier ever oiscovr
cred, by which all diseases that center In the
blood can be eradicated at once and IOrGvCe
IL eXpels for lie all RcTOulOus, SyphilitC
CutaneOns and Rheumatic Htlectiuus and is
tho ONLY TRUE REMEDY tor this class uI
diseases. Alone IL is II searching, but whrr
combined with Honduras SHrsa parllla, Yes
low Dock and other roots ana herb1 IL be-
comes u blood purifier indispensable and
unequallCd. ouch Is the combination of
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR the Speedy Cure of Seminal Weak
L ness Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by indisCretiods or excess, Any
druggist has the ingredients.
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OUR GOODS ARE TIE CHEAPEST.

Ofyy wash Poplns
a line f1Crca u.s. 20, and
Tycoon
lime Ilai1
trC
Caseres Jeans and Celebrated New Bgapnfs Goods at Great BARGAINS
in IN
CHI liren'sU nuer in all Ives
A new inc ancy
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Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon the attention OF those who have been
exposed 10 faint of improper character
oi the worthless nostrums of the day, but is
prepared upon scientific principles, by &
physician OF thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere,
Principal oillce, lSMurray ST., New York
sGptS-deOd-Wly
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DALLAS. TEXAS

SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY rs
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Unprecedented!
Unparalleled
Unsurpassed F!

INTERESTING OF ALL KINDS OF GOOns
Owert han other house,
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For Sale or Exchange.
Wanted. Male Help.


CIGAR MAKERs-S or 10 good cigar ma.
" kers Tor hand mold work, also several
boys to strip tobacco. Enquire at l.. u David,
sOh,ill Main street, janl0.tf
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IF LIZZIE sICELLis In or near the oIty,
Gnll at lz2i Main street, Wanted t. go
IILihI. IMml.Ln.-
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state 0nd county rghts OF Stln0'o im-
proved window lrUnvh IuI sale. Jan .i.ll
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Wanted Situation.
Miscellaneous Wants.

hlVORCES legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor incompatibllity, etc.; reference un-
necessary, Zee after decree. Twelve years
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney Vt
Law, III Denrbon ST., Chicago, III. jan23.3m
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TVNHE AMERICAS HOUSE Formerly the
Il Granger House, 81 MAIN street, ~ re-
opened under now management. mo pro-
prIutor oiIdIs he pubic CumlOrih bio ~, ms,
X 4ud board and attendance, at 20 n week,
day DUuiu HJ u, ANA, AT tho same time, Az
su, ing those VINO favor him the best table
tho ballnS market Affords. Ihu ptUpriotU or
hus secured the st. vices ui an efficient cook
lrOm "A fiIst-C!usS MOTEL. idn2G-2J
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For Sale.

WANTED-rnc Citi1ans Of Dallas to know
w LnnI tncy eau bay 20 Il trunk ANA
have their Ola ones fcPulted Ms good IA new
Az the IluuK Factory ~ Main ~, J'y 9-2t
4 AND-ltO acres improved land IN 20 acre
IA lots, Choice tanning lunu, ono nlIu
nom the tar GROUNDS. j. q. Cru lCh-
FIELD. Jan20-2t
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Personnel.


----.---.----------- ---------------
Personnel.
..-.-- characterization. -..---....-....-.-.--.-
M LIZZIE AICEIL fl in or near the clty,
| enl nj lz2 Main street Wanted h, gu
East lnn2-23,.
,,,, 90, 80, 49,, 49,,
u onlcs, when convenient. Jan2s2t
-,..----.. --
Oh WOhk-Ihe hofHld0lhco Is nov
receiving ihlss commandments JoD
Examination of prictg and quality. Hi |
HcndB, white and culOrod) Letter !
HeHdS, Note Heads, Statements, Cards, |
Circulars, ETC, printed NJ cheap M the
in ypur otders and p"t The b"ne1t of our !
Ha,imInar pricpsV
- -.
In tI,m, n ,a bonds ~ III rrmst oo s"u
nir nlsn nil Iugtlroa md County Couri |
Blanks. Bay Jhe uernld's 'ormg, which arc !
ligston-. Jnnil-t
4 This once for j. H., or 4. H.. from
Frank G, J'y I-1t
-----------.-------- --------------.--
INFORMATION WANTED Concerning
| crrtnln j MES CArrANACH, VINO LETT
sl"r nj Furi Sippiy, AID uiterwnrd was
KNOWN TO be I'm Indian Territory. Tho last
hcnrd of him was II lctlor written by himself
10 MS mother, from Dallas, TeXas, 1870. he
niun 'STtt 49, h,, ,"II' Ia,,, an, cnr,ri,I
DISPOSITION. Amy one thut can give any clue,
! please send to Mrs james C0tthnach, Byron,
| ILL.,, or 10 mo edlJuf OF the bhllhb ll"rNu'
| Dallas, Texas. Iahb
1919, ,,,,.,,,,. ,,l,I ,,,,,,a,, Ia
| w NJ, Mphhl'' ilih',Suil W H, W. p''nn, ,,H,,
In Texas. Any one knowing his whereabouts
address, VIM. Morris, Dallas, Texas. deem
,,,, ,,,a,,, ,..,,,,... ,,.,,., ana, tt,..oi,I,,
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COIN 1864.
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Boarding..

NNANTEU-fuu or nvo UoardeI4 NJ 93J
w jackson street. J'y I2L
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Wanied- Partners.

DA RTN ERA good buiucss man, with
l 500 CDsh, to take half Interest In an cs-
ltblished aud paying buslnoSB Address 10,
w.. this ONCE. iau2a-2t
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ON ACRES IMPRON ED LAND, la @O-acre
on lots, near the ktir GIOunuS, II, ".
Auucy. janli-ltt
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4 AN D-9GO acres of Land, uno-third TIM
IA bor, situated IN The Nortd-weSt corner
OF FrteslOhc county, adjoining Workman
station ON the lLouslou aud Texas Centr u
hnilroad. There are 2UJ acros under fence,
ANA necessary buildings on the place. The
above described premises VIII ne sold cheap,
AUuress H. Is. LungUotham, " ortnntu sta
ton, FreeStone county, IeXaS. nov6-3n.
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hU PulSlClANS--fo SALE very cheap
Il "A fac POCKET cHS0 ol aurgi M lnatlu'
lnGnIs, uL Mllllans " lullivvrs drag store,
No, iUD Main street.
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Wanied--To Rent.

NUUsE-Wl three rooms, ON Elm street
Ill near HAYWOOD, No. l6l1. Inquire nj
DunCs II ~ Wlsdum's stock yard. liB-2t
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'uNU BE RAFFLED FORA handsome stt
Il OF new IL CARAT goit oar-rIng, aud
IuJkuJ, Egyptian pattern, IN pretty case,
Forty huIOeIs ~ W II number, hignest OF
three throws winning, TO be seen at
kuepfiy w. jeWtlur, Main street. jau2I-2.
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DklCk tOh SALE In quantities from
ID 40 10 10000. Apply u fat Muffin, IN
\ ara, opposite city AliiIs, Jaul2
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DERGONAL-Thero Is letter In caro- Of
This ONCE for j. H., or Y. II from
Frank G.. J'y I-2t
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Wanted-Female Help.

INNO Good Needle Girls TO learn Dress.
making. Apply iOS Main street, at
o'clock, iuuu-2ntN
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DIED


.AkhOLll. The 'rle1ds Il Mr.. NJ B. AKNutp
- itA.t oe"Tke : 'ultF Nd. rs4 q .-tea a.
e't%'it hls Ian"rai, tuuIslay, OCTOBER l5ia, az 4
CLOCK, AZ Boa Creek church
BARBER. Tuesday October "a. fs-y- 49,
BE +. thE az .i ~ 5eaTs and months
- MAJ a. rect in peso
- lie al irOrn his isJr residence. NJ 2rD south
tapiiol street. Har~lay. a. 81 o'r.rrE Frt-ot.
sie respectfully Invited - attend.
HOWELL. Ca rue-dar, r-ot.er ga. Is7y. Altar
tFlei nut psluIui Hines. MAEE 4 ,b-io. q a a II
1mas Howell, sggd p ears, IA pa. IA aud Is
triends and relatives e the family ar requested
= attend the fenUr 81, ron her lac res.enca IlOS
2eth lEstaGt.
SWAMI. ca o5tob.r 23i, 1871, MAEaaRFr JANE
So y, btig'e- "he II ". h. sNaHa, In her 18th
}"er, eftet long aud painful itines,.
tthu4- ahd ac4uA nta 4oes u th~ family are
earnestly my lted g. st-ud the funeral from late
it.iGrnce, 1919 x street northwest, ThGr-day,
October 18th, ~ m. Service. al Hoiy Cro,. Chapel
I5th = eel ana Massachusetts ssense, At half past
Baltimore Fun sni Phi.ad Ledger please copy
SHEA. ON Tuesday, Octobsr sd, ls77, rHoaAs
PsTR'th cHEA. ouly sou ui Patrick aud W tnsfrod
ehesi ~ ed . months sLd days.
May cur litte darling rest Ia peace.
Funeral viii take place from his parents reel.
dice. heisNaIe ayeI ne, between h sBd L srreets
Thur lay 18th instant, al o clsCk m. Friends
are luN lttd.
WOODEN FL. On the morning q October asa,
is.l, kRONE As. WuOURUFF. asel 6j years
he funeral will take place from his At. res dsnca
No. 500 street noTthW est, on Tbursiay "a I'm
invited.
WOODWARD. Entered into rest, Tuesday even.
ing, Oct Der sd ls97, Aba PAM. aged n years
Woodward.
Funeral from Christ Church. Mary Yard. rhpr.
oass USso0Sr =, a. az eeock o NJ Friends and
publican please
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THE EVENING STAR.
wEDNtsDAv.... October 20. I.r,.
The PIsrsfIrn Rac..

TIE third race ycs;ertay was The ,...,,r.t
e.aAtS, tnf tNo- year OtfS; one mile. : % an
: Flpton. y. 4 4, ~ton atki.i 81 yrIltr4 90 /, !,
tlle second uor~e. Tue starters were A. 4 81
sd d. Z. Plque, Barrett e pon-,fs f.. -,
LoTiilsnds b c. Duke ~ MsgeH-a. a. -.
l10 puu d.. ana ca. Z. Balance An -,-ii-,,.,,'
~ IOIucs, D. SmNthes ca q ID .-f..i,s,T'
= TIE Pawn, Harvey, 20 pounds pipue va.
Tie iaNurite 81 $50 in the pools - - a. ar
george l. Lorillard's entry. aud SisS for tb,.
ht,u. Down the homeStretch bake OF Ma
ethls made dashssnd went % TIE front and
NJ lshed one length shesi OF PIuae. VINO LEI
la 1r,sulcheh eight lengths, Balance An ani
~. -T Avn iollOwtug closely. Time. - -.
Lhe ioarth aud last race WAS two-sntle
heS,e' iSf AL age; maj lens allowed N three
ycsis on > pounds; 20 four years. pounds;
snu I'VE year aud upward. y pounds Purse
49, .ol lhe nrst horse and Slo0 tor the second.
Ihe horses Ia start were George f. I.orillarts.
br. c; Ambush, four year,, Huehe. eS
pounds, L. DorillErds ch. G. Rarrlcste f,ar
wears. Barrett, ios pounds. J. g A thune's IA
z. BurE"o, SIX years, Evans. las p1uu Is. and
L. W. DuSwellS b. c. a lgeriue. four years
Haywood, los pounds. Algerina ,rss ths
iavorIte NJ $50 to $50 for Bsrricafa. $40 far
Ambush and - Tor BurgOp For the arSt
~ a. Burgoo led OF, with Algerlne second
The run down the homeStretch was well coa-
tested, but Algerinc finished two lengths
ahead OF Bnrgoo. who Ted Bsrricsde three
'enEths. and Ambush last. Time. 4O2 :. For
he second heat Algerine continued the favor-
lie. Barr.cade finished - Length ahead of
Ambush, who lei Algeriue two lengths,
WIN bnrgoO behind. bat within the a .tanca
loe For the third heat Algerlne went for
l,I gth. Time, 3 81.
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VI,BUSTkIS' SALE or O6IGIsAL LOT No
L 20. IN SQUARE Sos. WITH A 2.STORY
FRAME HOUSE. LOCATED NSEVENrH
EERnM Z az CIpi nBEoI pSErf FEET

By virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated November -
49, 1874, and duly recorded In Liber 767, folio t4'
IA. one of the land records for the District of.R.
Columbia, and 1T tbs request Of tbs party secu rcd
the premises, on "WEDNESDAY, DC ober IL, I17,
at $50 O'Clock pm: the 70 lowing described real
bis, TO wit: All Of original not mum bered twenty.
Elk, ~ in square numbered eight hu tired and
sixty els bit, (66S,b imp roved BY Q D-story Frame
Dwelling. This IL . very desirable Lot, having Q
front Of feet on 7th street east, and being less
sixty feet from East Ca pitol street.
Terms Loo. with about five months interest at
ten per cent and expenses of sale, in cash. balAn
in twelve months, at six per cent. intere secur ed
by deed upon the property sold. deposit of lOO
required W hen the pro perty is struck off
MARTIN a. ROHRER, kr..
WILLIAM B. TODD, { iros'ees.
oct6 cords
~TBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED 60
THURSDAY, November 4, 1I7. same hour ana
place. MARTIN H.: R0HRE8, Trn,,o.,
WILLIAM b. TODD, { ilu'ces.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AfFERN1S0Y
CHANCERY SALE,

BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Co,r. "a
# the District of Columbia passed in EaIity -
ca1sS Ne. 90, DOcket Il. 4 will on ,A-W
WEDNESDAY,, october 81, 1871, NJ Z 40 N n,
ouer Tor sale AT pdoilc auction front of tba nrsm
i-e thst certain parcel Of land situate in tbs citx
~ Nsshington, aud known and described as the
north twenty feet aud eight inches ~ fest
front by the depth thereof one hundred feat 1l1l
teetl, ~ lot twenty sin 49, IN square nambsrssi
nNe hundred aud thirty eight 1888 together nth al.
me Improvements thereon aud appurteuAnces there
onto belonging, 1.-THE improvements being two ~
tween anu Streets w
Terms: One-third ~ Of the purchase money m
cash ~ the tine u sale, tbs residue three eIu.
inst.liments at six o. twelve 10 and eighteen Isl
months respectively from day Of sale, vita six f6l
per cent interes till paid, To be secured by ths
notes OF the purchaser -stlsscto lilly eud1rsAi the
title TO be retained until the purchase money ~
AZ the time OF sale II the terms Of sale are not com
piled with within seven days the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell the properly afer Ave t5D DAYS
notice, al the risk AMI cost of the defaultias pur
Chaser All convey anctng At purchasers CO {.
- RODOLPHE CLAU8h TON, Trustee
DCNCANSOS BIOS, Auctioneers. sep2I-d
9THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. October lOth, 1877, same n ,ur and
rsce; ROD0LPHE OLAUGHT0S, Trustee,
n TUE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POST.
PoNhD unill WEDNESDAY. October 18TH, IS'7,
ROD6LPHE CLAUGarOS, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
FUND until WEDNESDAY,, October ~ b, ISL
al Il D CLOCK p m. IN IL mt of the premises
RODOLPHE CLAUGHfON. rrEstee
VIC no. 4SO3s Doui III Ana svenua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-24
u 4l1 7th st.
TRUSTEES SALE. ALL THE FUKNiFURK
&C, CONTAINED IN THE NEW YORK AVE

By virtue OF Q deed Of trust duly recorded ia0
Liber S3l folio 2T one of the land records for VI
Washington county, D. O.. and At the request,
In writing, Of the party secured thereby, will
ell at public auction, the premises, at 10 O. m !,
on the 26TH or OCTOBER, eli the Furniture, &c !,
described said deed of and con. Aimed In the
New York Avenue Hotel, 81 the north " est corner
l4th street and New York avenue. The " hole of
said furniture will be offered as an entirety when
not sold il will then be offered by the piece.
Terms: On all sums OF nve hundred dollars 5OO)
Il mon,hs sAc.oriiy secured, with interest It
per cent; all sums under Eve HUNDRED dollars ss0Oj
cash. (ocl5eol VS.. THOMPSON, Trustee,