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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

LtL-7 y III :.
t. TIE EDITOR Many months nave
aiapset .,ale [ communicated with you
but not .or want 3t 5vmpatA7 ant kind
feelings uvu!- 7u md r9nr excellent
ilees .as iause. his interval, not by an
means. The Per1Ieziles 1f business have
3ngrasse4 NJ mind 50 mlal n be interim
that have ound ii impossible 10 eoncen-
-fata my .deas % give .ilv9raae .keteh
If Incidental news rs i 7ranspirss III cur
aomnln.t7
Ning Alcohol has leen Invested Of bis
power here aad bis amlssaHesara wing in
l .Glg4on. The 3onunla. raldinr II .he
police laa ieprived these peruiciaus YEN
!ers l'am operating &c al. Eran Bottle
doters haze Been brought Go g~;ef."
nose persons VINO lct lie 1as. Of 7or-aaIe
irln Stops who lra -eajv a- nv -ime. ut
.le announcement li = site eoa5 lnd 3raas
1H' tons. % pass Win agile limbs through
lnT 2revice with their aoutraaand article
and sink 9f u-a some obscure suot. to
F''l ne 'ssf4se 7l -1ese arms of 11e .av;
then. IKE II mp 4f :arsness. o plant
heir feet J-a.n within Tie Dae II .aese
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Ivy -''i- A''' Y l 70 ~ : 'e4H lio7e0 turing
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.H' '''l' i"' y -'-a'' '--''-n- 4-s 1'aaI'nE
.--'y u .N-" '-ea" .VEnly-1Ta thousand
.'o'-''-' 'e'ors -e F@''-d become N Inmate
4 -F Institution 3aI me punishment
l4N-', alL IT 34lEt1eH y nat wy SO ne
les II ,s lIst4.4. .o-''az suffering -er
--e y F'A- y -'' .'''--E 7 29rII-Gns' "lLca ne
-''a 1'' 81 -5''s4' :, 1'a.ga N SINCE le
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-s-ts .--s 3as @s-: lining N ne 4t'ss'
= ,-4-.'' : '"- = -'-9 sHeal-on WIN is
80 = .i'''' --iL = $40 " it's "a" al OF
I'LL -..=7...e' ''U-'' I't =3.e Is one 4e-
-'''- - - o'l9 '''s l'9 ','e
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06
TERMS FOE ADEERTrsTNG-

t9r one ll1ara ut ines Ir .esB II agate -Ypa lus
.la-tt4til. 81 tt Llr tACl sIIlaFleur usar-!uu q ga
lltss lie hummer lT Insertions nared IN ne 1d-
rl-st''ht'-I [ VII Ie 3pnE1uei IGf1i Jrtersd lu1
'Lner1 use1HHt made 20 lIsrcualt. and ltrg lfi7-zr
i-c'1slI5 Jf 5ile ear
Pr1nate ana tamuiss.aHers Saticuz = u .aea.
tIr SAt-ces If L.aer4lsan, zstrars -la Elr-narion
4LI y 'a7i atul It ]-partllersps. se. I'll d 4lca 1-
t5a User -pAs q 4-ut 9y uA.l --le money must "a
nm palG ZIG -erCer
AYtleea ~ levs '1tumua. 10 :ents ler me 4ara in
'Ttt4nut I'it Do alEr+s made 1t .ess -Iau % ieuts
4lt1ces d Deaths .nd Harr,uges nser-s.t zrarg IN
t14-utttt 1btlar1 Notices 21Hr-,- RLL 3- uarg-ti
* -ile -Ite # i've ants per line
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

The experienced editor oan llwavs tell
1- signJ lie man wao comes N win his
lr7t attempt II or'gna. pGrUv &c walks
IN -pt4e, add cess rs shgHgti he had iusr
? sst't counterfeit BIZ. lr stranred 4
baby.
The Mexican name for Kiss is .els-
1anie4'tl+al, and L recent traveller. noE
5ianup Haven, observes that when i Da!r
2t Mexican overs Ife taugnt .eienaine-
N zeiIng over lie front rtls nc night.
-Ary IRE not 3lC more a0ufisad han If
Kiss were speiLef with one SYLLABLE
Do' 400 Eiva r0a ddgging he
other daT ishad / 3ehuGl-muaJar If L
.remhlin9 bog. Yes, Sir answered. the
loY. Wel vlat ta .hg Scriptures saw
IN ME Iecti e Ion t inow. 3ir.
saul he boy except G IS aat 1assara
which says. t more blessed % rive nan
20 reeeiva.
She stepped cut 1t lie sars j. few min
ties, etvlng / 10Gk in lie 3aut. 1uI On re-
lrnug vent ID the wrong pew lnd IN
luIred II i 2tacid 1U lutT. Are ruu sill
ing IN That husband 8f Nine
rood gracious No' exclaimed .Ile ai,I
with rigid scrutiny.
One of the .eadnr sporting men Of
1ngiaad vas 'efenl elected I nembpr ct
ae .awa aaHaGil y lrr. ue we'd tna see-
lrlled The event by Offering 3, 300 for lie
relief ID he poor. D u tj-t"3uLau 3r be
.ocal minister's. They ndg1unlg refused
TO lccepr t. He vent 10 Work lld i.u it
win lIs own lanGs.
Tie [Jat9p IlIorji .ails l rood storv
% IA Old genL.emaa n aer-4.n v,.Iura
VINO vlen asked b contribute wat
purchasing / new lear5e tar .he PARISH.
'=iIsed saying hu- De pail : .or ! new
Aearse -Gr'V raars l-9, lnd .ha- neither he
nor my member lf lls .amIiv lad lad he
1ened1 If g YET.
One 3f lie most versatile ladies' .Aar
ever rraced lie leatvaGd stage. las
9ac6Hd ler KIT, % lit 3ut from he anu Of
me lrv.inr wilderness. lnG an route
Tor Chicago. where sne VII ebay
scener- llI wlGGp .U Up IN 5li T4rgsi-
tnGra. 80 states ; persona. N lie Back
Hills Champion. v4icn Anent3 aer ie-
3ar.lre
The Methodist sarg The 7ener,-
lie -a7'ck Piecee. 2 8 1o,v arad 1In.rv.
.Gur. Wis 4. lie -eeeat session 3f -1e >.nf7
.eerra ani-rsnca. 1r.ach., sar,1en If
,emarsl.ie .at4ra~c .aera. ana WIS 4le,la,f
.eiegp.. il he --nerl. ~.nti-r4ner Il
3Gen d .aaA ,n Nav t.t 7tili,.r 4h.
ut 7-ts De graacnalt far.v -inps ,75
sar..e.l..za.. n SIX st,-.u, stn .er4rsps :
ta.e ilG ,ean a1gar 8r his s.taer
la- rtG nH!e I'LL lurs Fl. lerln to
l4l.r8 !r4t.. II ,-glit ID various 90
.eei+. '-s4 ~ 3u1 No Mv vlrra Ills L.
-ler WIS 1t T1ci lie set his laca .dot lpcu
-I.s,-e. "Jl Pl9a. Elu5 IS alacl
DI r4t naAA L4s. Chaf.e. r3t
nice lie -l.sl.e. We'll be- vl--..ed Z
lr+t-E 5Harp iiln he
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

How many 9hitren-0r grown 0eanie
either. .1r -l45 na.-ar-raarad n the CITY
lr IN larga owns, 3an Tell he names lad
describe The characteristics 1f llI cur 3om-
non birts not 70 mention Inc vGdd 1irts
and small Wild animas How few ean
-ail lie names II llr forest 1raes, N low
4I's -Aar iecS The ieids lnI make The shady
1ooks lovely The aromatic plants ana
roots lae numerous family 3f graceful
ferns ne 5ea-shells and NOSES The small
trIits ilt berries .a7en me 9rtinat- indus
-r'es e -ile 5lrner-l.l lese an,t nanv
other l.ndrad 7nr-ot-.!oors -hings ltf0rt
ilemes Of ielighu and profitable studv
Lee avsrv father and mother -lke ir ID
with the children, and earn 10 .aG .varv
7irH by its nota anu lnpearaace to know
Is laaits and .Le cheerful r9utiue Of rs
lappv ind 1dsr life.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

tignr 7onr own battles. 4sk 10 ftv9rg
Of any one lhd rou succeed i've tines
better .hla one VINO is always 5eseeeainr
8 me- one patronage,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

II IS CUSTOMARY with tile students in our
college to 5aY Not prepared when
1alled upon to raelte 4 difficult and not
weil-memorized passage On boz sum
ner afternoon, IN he yanr - The class
vas 7ieepil7 Stumbling thr1urh he intr0.
duetidn 10 Buffers 41ni0Gy. The reverend
doctor vas quite ss familiar with the sub
ject matter Is with the lum Der Of chapters
and sections. ant had 4 way If ais own
in calling for Z recitation. which soundp,J
quite Is much ike i call 10 irdgmenb IS 4
3ali 10 racite. The .esson wls g0nr badly.
tnd the ioctar nesting in his ala!r.aa.,e,l
out VI T, ven may 1as4 N 10 The
Future Life Mr. r was TOO nurh
Of L wag to let the opportunity sIi7. and
prom ptly responded, e E0t praparad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

The Mexican name for a Kiss is tg7s-
7anie4ll=e, and l. recent traveller not
6lslop daven, observes hat when pair
9t Mexican overs Ifa taugnt .eienane-
" .zelng oyer lie front gtls nc aight.
.Ary IRE not a 3lC more confused .Aaa if
Kiss were speiief with one svllaBie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

The experienced editor .au alwavs tell
l- aIEHJ sle man WHO comes N with his
irst lLtempt Il 1r'gna. p0rgrv H4 walks
N -ptle, lad cess IS shougti he bad fusr
ssetl 4 counterfeit 8u, ~ str4nred !
baby
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

Did lo1 Eiya r0G d0gginE he
other tar ish4d sehaGl-ma7tar If
rremhlng bog. YES, SIT answered rle
BOY @su, vhat to the Scriptures say
IN Me suaieci r Ion laow 3ir
said lie boy, except it IS lint 9assars
which says. it, more aessed % rive nan
% rnnrlra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

? W.-P0IsoN.-Wamen can raaI +,
boy nature, and hey might Is well own
it up. The >ihiey street mother VINO vas
terllav sent her boy TO me drur store wirb
a bottle and sealed note. imagined that she
vas sharper than the serpent tooth when
she wrote 70 The druggist Send me- half
pint Of port wine, anu write On The labeI
. P W-Pois0n. The Iruggist followed
orders, and when the boY rot 5utsiis he
tore atf the wrapper and read the abel
W.-Paison, he mused. as ba
walked dll0ng-wunder what it is1 P "
duesn't stand for bed bugs. and I know #
and it doesn't mean rats. either. P. W
ean { be hiGr dye nor scalp-wash. and r m
goiRg to touch my tongue to it,
He touched. t tasted 50 good that be
5aok sip, anu meeting three or four borg
INST then, the crowd entered llrn ber gar,J
and ?. W.'d the contents Of that bottle tiiI
only gill was left. Then one OF the Iad4
ran home after 4 dipper Of water. tilIsed nm
the bottle, and he Sibley street bow TOT
ted hdmewarls, whispering
2. W. means purity weak, and If she
inds it 50 she mustn II blame nobody but
the druggist. '-Detr9j5 Free Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-24
DIED.

BIRD. On May sd, 1878. MARY e. BIRD, aged
ten months and thin teen days.
The funeral will take place on SATURDAY. at thre8
O'Clock, from 1925 l. street. The friends and ac-
quaintaDces are respectfully invited to attend,
HARRIS. On the 24.h of May, 1873 at2 o'cI'k
his age. '
Funeral will take place from his late residence
SiS Twenty fifth street, on 26.h inst. Friends in
vited.
HOLTZCLAW. On the morning of NAV oath
1873, at nine clock, MARY e., beloved wife OF C.
Taylor Holtzcaw, in tie twenty-sixth year Of her
age.
Funeral notice hereafter,
LADDE. Fell peacefully and sweetly to sleep
on the afternoon OF "wednesday, MAY o. 1879
CAROLINE AUGUSTA IADDE.
II will lay me down in peace and take my rest
for II Is thou, Lord, only that maketh TO dwell
in safety
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral on Saturday, at half past four o. clock d.
NJ, from St Johns Church, Washington, ID, c.
SiMMS. On Friday morning, May "a. n, 1873
al "a O'Clock. after a long AID painful illness OF
chronic pleuIis,, CHARLES NEVILLE SINNS i'm
the sly ty-frst year of his age.
Tie funeral will take place from X street Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon, at four O'Clock The
relatives and friends of the family requested to
attend. 2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-24
VOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY ON THE CURNER OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY ON THE CURNER OF
G AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NV.
by virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated MAY 10Th Ia
A.; ID: 1870 and duly recorded in Liber 1873, ina
folio 4O2, ana Liber 843, folio 324, &C. of the Oh
land records of " ashington county, ID. c.. and by
the written direction of the party secured we viii
sell az public auction, in front of the premises on
FRIDAY, the S1st day of May, A. ID 1878 at $50
O'Clock p. M. the following described mart of Lot
dred and wenty-three (223). in the city OF Wash
ngtOn beginning for the same at the southwestern
corner OF salG lot and square, and thence running
north. along the line of 18th street west. twenty.
THENCE south twenty-eignt (23) feet to the ine OF
North q ST.. and thence west, along said q street
seventy two (2) feet to the place of beginning as
helo under certain indenture of lease recorded in
OF the lease follows: The les or is bOund to
pay all taxes and public assessments: the annual
rent is u 5OO. uayab' in monthly payments: the
term Will expire September 30 A. d. 1882 when
Inc lessor Will pay for all the improvements other
wise he must grant new lease for term OF twelve
cOnoi1OnS. There is also provision in said lease
Tor purchase IN fee during said term.
me improvements consist OF good three-StOry
prlck building. he property is now occupied un-
der sub lease of So $50 per annun.
Terms of sale: One third IN cash. (of which S3OO
must be paid at Sae;) the deferred payments to be
made In equal pay mentS in six. tWelvs eighteen
and wenty-fOur months after date, with Interest
at the rate OF eight per cent. per annum until paid
payable semi-annually, and secured by deed OF
tees. Terms to be fully complied with within six
days after the day of Sale otherwise the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property after one
week notice at the risk and cost of the first pur-
WM. y. ROACH, (Trns+aos
m. 21-dSdS VIM. II. WARD fIruSteeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-24
CONGRESSIONAL
conclusion Of Yesterdays Prooeed,,,.

N"S'O" ~ Yesterdays Pr0ceedinos
SENATE.-Aftero our report cIosea-
,,a ny H; n.lI 70 pFoHlqe FORM OF government in
me blStflct OF Columbia was further consia'
cred, debate being rate of taxation ''
MIR. Hamlin favored a reduction Of ,ha g..
on real estate 10 SIS on each sh0 and thoucht
mat rale should be fixed for personal property
also. he therefore gave notice that he won8
call Tor division of the question on Iha
amendment OF Mr.. Bayard, so as 10 have a
separate vote on each tax.
MI. Bayard argued that the present assess
ment OF property in the District was excessive
unfair and erroneous, and reassessment WAS
Needed ior purposes of justice, but he be-
awe1dm me Tate ei taxation proposed by his
anlenolheht would be sufficient TO carry on the
government of the District under the new "a.
Sess ment, together with the Atty per cent, To
After frrber ~ ,ns eds ERA
baSafdS amendment reducing the rate Of
iakallon on real estate from 81 TO 81 80 each
Slln was agreed to-yeas, "a nays 81 ~
Mr.. Sargent moved 10 amend the second
part OF the amendment so as TO tax personal
property 81 so on each slG0 of the cash yslna-
ton thereof, instead of 81 on each 500, as the
senator from Delaware proposed.
Mr.. Bayard said some of the states had
gwen up taxation of personal property and
Others which still imposed such tax could not
The question then required on the amend.
MELT OF Mr.. Sargent fixing the tax on personal
properly al Sl.5o on each slU0 also, and il was
Mr. Ingalls, submitted an amendment so AZ
10 provide that OIfiy personal property should
De taxed not taxable elsewhere. Agreed to
MT. salisbury submitted an amendment pro
vldlng Tor a deduction of five per cent upon
taxes paid within ten days after notice shall
nave oeen gwen by the collector that he is
ready TO receive them. Agreed to- "
MIR. Bayard submitted an amendment fixing
the rate of taxation upon rural property al At
on each 500 of the cash valuation thereof
fendlng discussion, the Senate, at 4:25 ON
motion OF MIR. Sargent. went into executive
session, and when the doors were re-opened
adjourned.
HOl SE.-After our report closed
Inc army appropriation bill was further
considered in committee of the whole and an
amendment was adopted fixing the strength
OF 1he army al 2),WO men. as at present conSti-
tuted, instead of 2,O00, as proposed in the bill.
the Texas members and several other demo.
Gratis voting with the republicans i'm favor of
the amendment. Another amendment was
adopted making the number of cavalry regi
mentS eight instead of six and eighteen in
fantry regiments instead of fifteen An even
ing session was held but il being apparent
that the temper of the committee was 10 sac
rlhce the various sections of the bill the dem
ocrats struggled for an adjournment, which
they finally secured, after considerable fiIIi-
clustering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-24
BROS, Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ON SlXTH STR BETWEEN
And STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust: given to us, -
and recorded in Liber No. 1853, folio So Ell e,.H
SEQ, OF the land records Of District of Column
bla, and at the written request of the party Sc
cured, we win sell on THURSDAY, the g h day of
june, A: D. 1878, in front OF the premises, at S
premises, lying in city of Washington District of
Columbia. and known In plat Of said city rs the
north 10 feet front of sub lot 80, in square al
running back the same width to the rear na. OF
said lot, together with improvements, &c., there.
on.
Terms OF sale: Sold subject to q note of $500.
payable August 4th, 1884, without Interest, and
secured by deed OF trust on the whole of lot 80
which has front of Is feet; also subject to special
Improvement tax; balance of purchase money In
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within seven days from sale, other
wise the Trustees the right resell at risk
days public notice of such resale.
GEORGE BAUER, lr.
m20-eo&ds JOHN WALTEA, JR., i'us'ees'
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GREEN & WISE,
" Real Estate Agents and Aucrioneers,

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Alexandria, Virginia. rendered at the Sep
tember term, 1877. in the suit, of T: c. Ring
against the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail-
way Company and Others, the undersigned, Com
URDAY, the LIST day Of June, 1873, at IL O'Clock
70 sell Dy public auction IN front OF the Market
andria, the whole of the Alexandria and Fred
ericksburg Railway, extending from the southern
end Of the Long Bridge In Alexandria county,
Va, to QuanticO in Stafford couIt y, in said State
together with AL and singular its franchises rights
interests, privileges. property and estate, real per-
s0nal and mixed, Wheresoever situate and by
way consists of
Four a. Locomotive Engines.
Five t6) Passenger Cars.
Two ca Combined Passenger and Baggage Cars.
Two 81 Baggage Cars.
Twenty-one (21, Gondoa Cars, freight
Terms OF sale: Ten per centum Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the residue in three
equal annual payments from the day of sale; the
deferred payments to be evidenced by the bonds of
the purchaser, bearing interest, with security sat
isfactory to said Commissioners Of Sale; the title
to said property to be retained until the purchase
money Is fully paid; the purchaser not to be let
into possession until the sale shall have been con-
frmed by said court.
M. II. WELLS,
FRANCIS L. SMITH. JR.,
malZ7-tuG1,t commissioners OF Sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-24

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF ABLE I'M
PROVED PRoPERTY-NO. 343 PENNSYL-
XANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, BE-
TWEEN 3D. AND ~ STREETS.
BY virtue OF q deed of trust dated March IL, -
AID. 1871, and recorded on the 14gh day OF f.:
March, AID; 1871, In Liber No. $50 folio E:iA
go, one Of the land records for Washington coun-
OF the party secured thereby, win sell, at public
auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 14th
day of May, A. d. 1873. at 4:3O O'Clock p. M, the
f0Owing described zeal estate, viz: All that piece
or parcel of ground situated in the city of Wash.
lngtOn, District of Columbia known as the SOUTH
ern part Of lot numbered sixteen (18, in reServa-
ton numbered ten 10), the said southern part OF
pennsylvania avenue, and running back with the
same width to the depth Of seventy (70) feet and
two g, inches. The said lot is situated on the
north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 and
AZ streets, and is improved by q four a. story
brick Dwelling House and Store.
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash. and the residue In three equal Install
four ca months respectively with interest on the
whole, pa able hal-yearly, 70 be secured by notes
and adeed of trust on the premises. deposit of
$500 will be required when the property Is Knocked
down. The terms OF sale must be complied with
within one week after sale otherwise the property
may be resoa after one weeks notice, at the risk
and cost Of the defauIting purchaser.
PA. DAREEILLE. trustees.
r. ID. CLEARY, Salesman. ml3,4 IL Ii "a
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED un-
I'll the SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A d. 1873, same
hour and place. By order Of Trustees.
A. DARNEILLE.sAuct.
r. u. CLEAK1s salesman. my1k2Aw&ds
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WM. n. ROACH, {Trustaas
-d&ds VIM. II. WARD. SIrusteeS.
THANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTHWEST
SORNEk OF NJ AND FOURTH STREETS,

SOnM 20 Oc NJ AMI FLU XIII STREETS,
Under and by virtue of decree of the -
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia m
In Equity cause No. 4165-whereiu r. NJ G.lu
Ramsay is complainant, and Joseph Daniels ct a.
are defendants, the undersigned Trustee will sell
A1, the LIST day of June, 1875 at $50 o. m
all the right, title and interest, OF the parties TO
SAID cause. in and to the following pieces or par
GELS OF ground situated in the City OF Washington,
scrDed as follows: First, parts of lots aud a. in
square mum btred 514, beginning for the same at
the nOrtheaS, corner of said lot numbered "a and
running west along the line of Nj street north
thlIIy-lWO CD fest; thence south, and at right
angles with said street, one hundred feet to ten
foUt alley; thence along SAID alley thirty two feet
10 the l1he of Fourth street west; thence north
along said street, one hundred feet to place of be-
Cunning: together with all the rights and privileges
&c. tfereuntO belonging. Thi- lot is Improved by
modern improvements and fine stable in rear of
OF. Also, lot 80 in j. G. Hardness subdivi-
sion OF lots in square nun bered 5l4, west of aad
adjoining the above described parts of lots and
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: One
'Ourth OF the purchase money shall be in cash and
the residue in four equal inStaments, payable re-
specf1yely, In six. twelve, eighteen and twenty
meDts to bear interest at the rate of per centum
per mum, from date Of sale, ana be a reserved
lien upon tie real estate sold, and upon full pay.
ment OF the purchase money, and upon icatiop
OF the sale by the court, deed for the property
Will be given to the purchaser or purchasers, Of
said lots of ground deposit of 500 on each lot to
be paid by pu rchaSer at time OF sale, All convex
Al cling at purchasers II terms of sale are not
complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the
right 10 sell at the risk and cost of the defaultng
No. 400 Louisiana avenue.
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