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DIED,

CASSIDY. On the 21si al November Is-s at : D.
H. OF heart disease, SAMUEL CAssIDf IN the sixty
fifth year Of h5-
Funeral froIn bis late residence ai6 G street north
west. on SUNDAY, 2ith instant. al u'clnCk y IN
tend. p
DEE. On November 22d. 1s7s CArHAR1Ns NJ.
Dr.,
Her funeral viii take place on SUNDAY. 2Hh INST
fful The residence OF her mother, No 2l7 y street
northwest.
HURST. November 22d, 1873. at sam. NrrrrR
Relatives AID friends are invited to attend her fu
neal on Monday, 25th instant at ? pm. from
Wesley Chapel NJ. l.. Church p
LASkEl. On saturday morning, November o.
1875. at ~. RICHARD III. LASkfE. beloved son of
Robert y and virginia Laskey aged Is years. I
month and 70 days.
Notice III morning Iapers
NICHOLSON On November 23i. 1873. at : a. IA
OF meinhtanous Group, goHS MCtIowAN. son Of
Leonard L. AID Sueie {. Nicholson, aged eight
months
Flneral to take place on Monday, at II o'c,ecs.
from hIs parents residence. No. li4O Rhode Island
Nited 10 attend.
RICHARDSON On SATURDAY, November ssi.
1878 IN bis I'D year. 10 months and Ii days, SAN
III s kIcHARDeoN. son of James II. and Sarah A.
was so long with pain oppressed
That wore nay strength away:
1t mode me long for endless rest.
Which never can decay
Affections sore sometime bore
Physicians were in VAIN
Godthougtlt if best that should rest
And DE eased me of my pam
Relatives and friends of his family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from Mrs John
loves, 1921 Sixth street northwest. Sunday at
please copy.l
SMITH Suddenly on the morning Of November
sd 1873 GhRARD V. SMITH in the fourteenth year
Funeral from the Whitney avenue Chapel, Mon
day, 25th. al O'Clock pm.
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A KANSAS MINISTER In TRoUBLE.-This after
noon, at Q O'Clock, at the Central Suation, Rev.
James Forester, OF Kansas, was arrafgDed for
hearing before Magistrate Pole. William Nc
Crockin, also OF Kansas, testtfEd that he had
Ieal eotatS IA ueianu Wucn SMdlIe0 clam
he knew something about the said real estate
He was then engaged as MoCrockin's agent, or
attorney, and all travelling expenses Were paid
by the latter gentleman as far as this civ.
where Forester behaved In suspicious man.
ner. When spoken to Of IL he produced a lat
ter ana two , cablegrams, purperting 10 be from
Dublin, lreland, 10 which be was Instructed to
meet the Writer Ia Liverpool. 1t was then
shown that the handwriting on the letter and
ON the cablegralns were the same. The de-
tendant acKnowfedged the guilt, stating, how
ever, tnat lie simply did IL to allay Mr.. Nc
Crccklns suspicious as to his (the defendant's)
coz quot. FOrfester was held TO answer al
court under 81 600 ball.. Philadelphia Ba'letin,
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TOTO GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA lOtC
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
EPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In Eject % p. m, Nov 10, 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot.
corner OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
Pittsburx and the West, 10 10 daily, with Par
Tor Car to Plttsbnrg and Sleeping Cars from
PittsburE to- CINCINNATI, St Louis and Chicago;
I0p :IA- daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cananda.gua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
satnr ag ' NTH Palace al Cars 70 Watkins eA F6
Willianlsport, Lock Haven and Emira, at 10 10
For New YORK and the East, 80 and 1915 pm.
daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited tx
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars. $50 am daily,
For Brooklyn. y. V, all through trains connect at
afording direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
ing double ferrlage and journey across New
For Philadelphia, 80, 5 80 and lois p m, daily.
Limited Express, 9 80 no daily, except Sunday.
daily. except sunday 10 10 a N. so. $50, 40
For Pores Greek Line: 100 a m and 42o p. NJ
For Annapolis 90 q No. and 20 p. n daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Als1antiria s, : g. Q, 10, IL H. rs g. 20 5,
6:l5. and IL 80 p M On Sunday at a. m, aud
For Richmond and the South. 6 so a. m and 30 p.
Trains Isaye Alexandria for Washington, 6, 7, co.
9 10 II q. M: l, 3.4;2O, 5, Is, and IL p. u.
On Sunday at 90 and 10 a M, and is p M.
commodssons csn be proenred at the Offices, NORTH
east corner of Thirteenth street and pennsylvania
sylyana avenue and at the depot. whore orders can
De eit foT checking u baggage 10 oestnaIion from
L. p FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
fkANh THOMSON. General Manager now
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OrIUN EATING IN MAINE.-Nr nave stated.
and furnished statistics from time - time l. -
prove, that the consumption oI OPIUM is largely
on the Increase In the state OF Maine ~ NJ.
weeks since. when travelling. we entered ihe
store OF "A druggist. friend. JilNt passing out
was lady in dress and bearing. though en-
feebied. Who had just been making a purchase
OF opium. Said Our friend. here il p fact Ton
you. That lady has jgst purchased s1n worth
CT opium. ana she has made similar purchases
Tor several years, coming once every year. trrtu
1 kDOW not where, and. indeed. have meyer
Yet found out her maine. she buns about thsa
same amount each year. That Lady did noi
care 10 purchase Al home for fear N detection
but when she wanted opium she obtained n OF
dealers residing at distance from her place OF
residence. And this was not tie only Gaze s-by
q long shot" thar our friend had 10 deal with
Rum MAY be nuisance. but opium Il au in-
nnltely worse one Il B5BaS,ri,L Me- T egr1pb
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CTE1aER LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers.

By virtue of a deed of trust, dated August "A
It, 1877, and recorded in Liber S65, Folio 145, e3
one Of the land records for Washington ooun- W:
party secured thereby, win sell st pnbc suction.
9th day Of November Alb 1878, at O'clock M
all Of lot numbered twenty ssyen l27l. in Pnknsys
bered three hundred and thirty three 1885, with the
1mprSyeme1ts t t6es being Frame
Terms Of sale: All above $500 and expenses of sale
in cash balance in two years. with interest per
to be secured by deed Of trust upon the prooerty
sold Conyeyancingat purchasers cost. Fifty dol
knocked OFF. MARTIN NJ ROHRER, Trustee
noyl6 10 81 23E16
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RAILROADS.
DALTiMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
and Southwest.
RAILROADS.

To take effect Sunday Nov II, 1878
LEAVE wASHINGTON:,
{5-n5 a. m.-Hew York Philadelphia, and Boston
Express. Elic0tt City. On Sunday to BaltiIn ore
only: S'oi at ,shlb!ey,s. Laurel, -, Annapolis
Breakfast at Relay.
s 80 a. m.-Balt;Inore, Annapolis and Way. pied
mont, StrasburV, Winchester, Haserstown, and
II 40 a. m-Baltin,ore and Laurel Express.
S 10 a m--Point of Rocks, Piedmont Strasburg
WINCHESTER. HaEerstogn, and Way Stations
s99a m,New York, Philadelphia, Boston AND Bal;
PhladelPhia Stops at An mn pol Junetion
and Pittsbrs E1press Frederick. HaserstoWn
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through
daily GaUD to sandasfy eda TO sa
.9eoa; m.-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
80 90 a. mSBaltiInore Express Stops at Bladens-
burg, Coietce. BeltsylLie Laurel. Annapolis juno
i2I0 y m--BaltlInore, Annapolis, Elicott City and
IL 80 p m--New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express stops ~ Laurel.
II 30 p. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
80 p nl-Baltinore. B'adensbr,r9 and Laurel
EHpress Frederick via Relay Stops at Annap
"A s. p. n-Polnt of Rocks Frederick. Ha.erstown,
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only
"A 40 D. nI.-Baitnore, Annapolis and Way Sta
IS 30 p philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express Eilieott City. Norfolk except Sun
rect 10 Boat at Caatol1. Stop at Bladensburs
46 30 II. nH~Ba;timore and Way Stations
Il 80 p. m--Chiesgo and Columbus Express. Sleep
ing Cars 10 thleaeo;
rs Top nl.-Balt.lIore Express.
q 90 +. m--Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
10 80 = m-St LOUIS Cincinnati, Louisville and
no ,. n.-New York. Philaaelphia and Baltimore
SIerIInz Car to Philadelphia. '''-' - ~ -
a. Da.is On sunday only Other trains daily
All trains S;1l at Relay Station. novl6
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.

The undersigned will receive proposals for grad
ing Lot 1, Square 90. located on the corner of
lot TO be brought to tie proper grade the frame
houses situated thereon to be lowered and made
tenantable, and all the work TO be completed b.
April LIST, 1870. Bids for the same to be opened
FRIDAY, December 9th prOx. Specific iufornla-
ton may be obtained of JAMES FRASER.
Wood aud Coal Dealer,
uov19. q % 1880 No Gil G 81. NV.
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Senator Jenc~ and lsi> Nurse, Good


Tie current excitement concerns mining
STOCKS Ia Nevada Senator Jones. OF Nevada
mas been subject 20 most tremendous victssi-
tuues. leu years ago hc was poor then he sapa
struck the Mellow Jacket and Crown Point
fElnt's- ard I've years agN he WAS desnra v,y,T-h
t"o of three millions III dollars. Then he lost =
milton dollars IN Best ana RciclteT. $isBarD IN
an ice machine, sS0a.ooa IN The msgninrea, ~
lanes hotel IN this city tWhp:c They ss.,t GU, ,
ne a.hher Tor every man who bought a c.rk-
iSi!,. a quarter OF n million IN Pacific mail! aat
aAot her quarter a million i'm i.li estate al
uaAland, tal.. ana town and railrnad fuy-aer
az" ne cG,Si. ana a }ear ago he was not
deemed worth any thing, though western ypn
eros:t5 and confidence I IL buttTpS,s, him sna
MS credit was not much impaired. HIS old crn-
nleS would have honored his check III he h,t
drawn II on SandoanA. During his iush Oars
Food & 0BIIen beSought his natn,napp IN
opening the Consolidated Virgins. aud n.
declined the overtures. lie began work on the
Sierra Nevada. and last MAY, when sfaa shares
sold tor 81 10 s., he salted away 5000 shares
These shares have risen 20 rapidly this summer
.nst ihe SHARE that Was bought for s. would sen
al $3.50 last month. This alone would give Jones
foftune OF over g.. eoO. Ooa-that one iump The
woman employed rs nurse in Jones family went
nom mere only year ago. She carried with
ief sl,cn. which she had saved, and she bon yht
on Jones advice, snN shares OF Sierra Nevada
LdSt week she wrote home in an e,.Sfacv OF
gIatIiude and had spelling 10 her former en-
ptosef kwho told me OF IL Monday. that she had
SOFA OUT al S2uC a share. and made $50 600 These
PHEASANT stories OF sudden wealth are stirring
me heart OF New York very profoundly. The
Want girls and hod-caTT1eTs who put their All in
tNe BONANZA stocks last December al s.os share
ana let IL there til they can sell Il for not
more than 4 share. This Is the reverse Of The
shield.-iA. Iosi Letter 70 Indianapolis Ie,,T,,sf
Why he WANTED To Ger M,RRirp.-,b-,
ham IL. Julian, al Hamilton ;t,enne RnDos,lya
last night Visited Justice Elliott anu eNcited.Y
beSouSht him To perform marriage ceremony
Explaining The cause al his excitement ana
hurry. he said: I've g0f 10 leave the city I
am going 10 Florida ana may not come bacS in
some tine. Before / go l Would Ike 10 marry
ny girl. sarah MendeZ. Tor nom what I've heard
tonight cant tell What Nigh; Ia apca when I
90 away. l want 10 MAKE sure II her" The
justice promised 10 perform The ceremony AZ
?ocio5k last evening The COURTROOM wa, VIu-
minated. Gathered about the desk were the
inSaticIt groom. the bluShinE bride Their wit
neSseS ana court officer Brown. A. the Justice
finished tie ceremony Julian claSped the bri.
IA his arms and in his vain attempts TO prevent
TIE court officer from getting the first KISS got
that oiltCialS ear IA his mouth. Julian said that
Row he was not afraid 10 - away. for the WI
hanlSbUfgh boys could d. him no hafn-IN T.
A,il. 2lAt.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

the Clerks ONCE, Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. and to me directed. win sell
Wharf. GEORGETOWN, Dc. on FRIDAY. the 10Th
day Of November. 1878, at II o'clock am, all the
and to the following described properly, to wit:
Two Side-dumping Scows; seized and levied upon
as the property Of Brainard, Rice Maynard, to
satisfy execution No 90 1853 at law in favor of Henry
Gilbert, subject to previous execution issued by
John r. LOthrop, j. p, in favor of Richard T. Smith
and Joseph II. Lee.
FkEDK. DOUGLASS. o. 8. Marshal. D. O.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer. novlS-dts
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THE EVENING STAR.
SATJ RDAI November 23. lS,S.
a yer.cy Congres.man's Scrnpe.

HFzESItH B. SMITH ACCUSED OF HAVING A WIFE
N rERaoSr As WELL As JERSEY.
Eey believe in Woodstock. Vt. that He,ekiah
Is, smith, congressman-eiect in the second New
stISey district, has a family fn Vermont as
wei rs Jersey, sad That he never attended Ia
Shnthvtie- y. J.. about eighteen miles frogs
fhiladelphia. He owns the VILE which Is a
pace OF manufacturing shops. He is said TO be
MoIIn aooIt Sso0.oo0. His election TO Congress
was Drought about by a combination OF the
g1cenback men and the democrats. He has q
vi S,e ~ i'ing Win him but no children. And now
ioT MS vermont career: HezeSiah r. smith was
poih IN WOODSTOCK in 1916. and lived here til he
was twenty years old. In 1916 he ran away " an,
anu US,easinti married Verona Eveline English
ayoung daughter of John English of Woo,tsiock
The father opposed the match and. II is said
made some pursuit, but did not oyerfsIe the
tugltives, who proceeded 20 Boston. where a
form OF marriage, which Miss English surprised
was genuine, was gone through with before a
Clergyman, real or pretended. The pair lived
happily together as man and wife uutil lsis,
ana four children were born to them. Part OF
this married life WAS passed in Boston aud part
IN Lowell, where Smith was in business. hui
some time about 1880 he bought a house in
woodstock, where Mrs. Smith came and lived
being frequently visited by her husband. ana
where most. If not all. Of the children were
porn. They represented themselves as man
and wife, and were so considered and received
by the people. Mrs. Smith was model wife
and mother, and was then and has always since
Deen respected in the community. She never
suspected but what she was legally married
W NOluS. - lie tpiu me ne n.lu
found woman who would be true 10 him. ana
he was going 10 marry her, and might tell my
friends that my marriage was not legal
This must have been in 1865. for in July OF
that year we find on the town records deed
from " II: u. smith. of lowell. Mass. )" to We
roma Eveline English, of Woodstock, - conveying
10 her life interest in all his estate in Wood
STOCK being the house in which she lived and
small lot OF land. with the remainder decided TO
her daughter. Ella Annette Smith. Roth deeds
are dated July 10 and recorded in September OF
that year. Two hundred dollars were deposited
III the woodstock bank al this time 10 the credit
or ". +. English" and withdrawn in small
sums by the next spring. The citizens OF Wood
STOCK express great sympathy with Mrs smith
A ReF1'h5ca0 reporter called OF her and got the
Stofy IRON her own lips ISpriGqf,Id RsDubiiets t
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WANTED-You to know that q frstclass SEQ.
W OEn;HAND SUIT is better and cheaper than
Old Stand, No. 6ls ID street. between 9th ana 7th
streets northwest or Branch Store. No. 442 9Th
6rstclass Second hand Clothing. Note 81 mai
promptly attended To- Silly
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old CLOTHING, &e.-L RIOE, dealer in
- Second band CLOTHING, BOOTS, sHoEs.
the highest prices In CASH for the several articles
named ab0ya Orders oy NAL attended 70. noyStr
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\ Criminal Romance.

MI Peace is an English mllrf erer and bur.riar
Of attalnmentS His story. as told In the N "a n
YESTERDAY, may be regarded as one OF the
StrahgeSt revelations in the HISTORY of crime
About his early youth we are not informed. hl1
burglary and picture dealing appear Ia have
peen coordinate professions With him uptil two
years ago, when he fell in love with aaOt her
mans wife. The lady rejected his suit aud he
threatened 10 murder her. The husband. Mr.
Dyson, moved lis household Ia another place
and IN about six weeks Mr.. Peace waited for the
Iady I'D the back yard OF her house and fired a
pistol at her. He missed her. Mr. Dyson came
10 tne door To see what was the matter aud
received bullet in his head He died The
detectives secured the country for Mr. Peace
Dut he Slipped through their fingers: he even
managed to have tie idea prevail that he had
Killed himself through remorSe. This Simple
talt OF lust and murder is. however. only the
prelude 10 career OF crime which makes all the
romance about Claude DuVal. SiXteen-StTfDp
Jack ana the dandy Darlington fade into inSir-
hiIlcahce. For TWO years after his eScaDe. hay
ing settled down in the suburbs OF London he
led the Life OF burglar and a gentleman-very
much burglar and very much gentleman SO
much OF burglar was he that he SEEMS TO have
worked oGt three districts SUCCESSFULLY and 50
much OF gentleman that his establishment al
Peckham was the pride cf the neighb bi-liood
ana himself one OF its most h0nored residents
Now, here was murderer with price on his
head rayaging whole neighbOrhoodS at his ease
and playing violin solos between times while
the aStJlte detectives OF Scotland Yard dpcla red
themselves unable to account for il. II was a
wonderful career, but here is the conSoling part
Oh lit came to grief. In one OF his nocturnal
raids he dropped into the arms OF a common
poiicemen. There was a struggle and some
snoring. but the burglar went 10 iail, and bit
by D!t his story was unrayelled. He VIII doubt
less De hanged for the murder. All there Is to
De SAID about this case resumes itself ia the
Thought that rascality is the surest guide 10 its
own Getecton.-lN \. Herald. 22d
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
i On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at the old Cen raj
10th streets. quantity of Unserviceable Prope ty
consisting IN part Of Stoves, Furniture, Bedd az,
ments, &c. Special attention invited to the fele-
graph INSTRUMENTS, which are in perfect orde.
By order of the Board of Commissioners D. T.
E. b. TOWNSEND.
poy2l4t SUPERINTENDENT of Propec.y.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
PROPOSALS.

DPOPOSALS FOR LABOR AND CUT
l. STONE WORK FOR THE BUILDING FOR
THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINT
ING, WASHINGTON, d. C..
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D. G., November 21st, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
IL m on the FOURTH DAY OF DEcEMBER, 1873, for
all the labor required In laying the brick and setting
the stonework for the superstructure of the build
ing for the Bureau Of En- craving and Printing in this
city.
Proposals will also be received until that time for
all the stone work cut eryised and delivered at the
building ready for setting required for the super
structure of the building In accordance with draw
ings and specification. Copy of specification and
any additional information may be had on applca-
ton at this Office, where the drawings may be seen
JAMES g. HILL,
nOy22-6t Supervising Architect
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MISUNDERSTANDING l set out TO speak
OF habit which prevails to an alarming extent
among Women-the use OF morphine to quiet
pam or one kind or another. can easily mag
Inc tnat the habit may grow from ignorance of
danger. A fearful pain is iulled by seemingly
slInpie means-an opiate In the shape or NOR
pnlne. the suffering one rests easy and pity
ing TRENDS may believe that morphine was just
Inc thing needed. But has the opate cured the
QlSeaSe which caused the pain? Not a cat of it.
III mas only beaten down and Silenced the faith
ful monitor, the nerves, which, in the. shape OF
pain, told OF injury and begged that help be
given to the injured part. Mothers, IL is believed
that those who are most likely to become the
victims OF morphine are women who, as chill
dren, were lulled with S0othing-Syfup {and let
1t always be remembered that this syrup de-
rives its soothing" power from the morphine il
c0ntainS,l or doSed with paregofc or the more
potent laudanum. They never learn to bear
pain heroically. They grow up inclined to SELF
Indulgence, and II hard work aaa sickness over
takes them, they fan an easy prey TO morphine
DO You know that person who becomes ad-
dicted to morphine cannot be decent without &c?
1t is said that a morphine drunkard can never
be trusted to tell the truth. She becomes at
last SO unbearable In disposition, when not un-
der the influence OF her medicine, that her
friends make every effOrt to crafty her morbid
appetite. All this that / have said applies
equally TO the use OF opium, morphine being
but another form of opium. Neither should be
used, except in some emergency, when given by
Sk1llful phySician.-lA 1ricuftuTist.
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eFA StaffordSlire murderer. having KILLED
his wife 10y sIabbing her twenty times, cut his
throat and stabbed himself thirteen times. br
did not die
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AUCTION SALES.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
DUscANsoN BROS, Auc.ioneers

nUSCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
h s b b%REIsa
Iy virtue of deed or trust, dated April 4th IA
,o B. ~ lss agI, re r,s? rue N Ibss S.
eE:ss thereby. we VII sell az nrb.ic auction, firm.
= rosk p NJ the oowns I rs.h estate
SITUATE il tie city of Washington. D. G. 70 Wit All
Te W., half of Lo. numbered one hundred and one
!lol IL Chapman ct al subdivision of square mum,
es lee. south side Of coTcosan , se ssalsss
lot lSth and l4th streets W. by depth OF ninety 900
rrovtments. &c. >''' ----
and month"; With ne srea a q ss
s prop gnsI soR PAD d. sssrS b deed Of
OF sac ana an Co:yeyancins and recording at pur
days Otherwise the psserSe the S rx II to @
sell the property at the risk and cost of the default
aavesa. HA e trustees
n sstF IS Sx
nov,sat h SsSHsa as H TiHSER Trustees.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PPu.NYE4 on aceo og i01 Of the rain until sATUR
no,a,a BEA Az F. %ARSER9 1'n,
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" kkAI. ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF K
SIREET NORTH, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST
~ virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court sr4
o. the District OF Columbia, passed on the 10Th f,j2
Gay OF OCTOBER, 1873, in a CAUSE wherein Kate LUZ
d Hanson and Thomas Hanson are plant ifs and
Mary Ann Stephenson and others are defendants
NO 1884 Equity, shall offer for SALE at public ac-
ton IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the
list Gay OF November, 1873 at X O'clock p.nl tina.
certain parcel OF sround. situated in the city of
Washington, IN said District, known and designated
Lot lettered ''B,' in subdivision OF part of Inf
numbered ten l10) and all of lot numbered nine CO..
IN Square numbered 403. Said Lot has front of p
feet on street northwest by depth of 100 feet and
Is improved by two-story basement aud attic Brick
House.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree; ore
third OF the purchase money to be raid in cash and
the balance III two equal instruments atone and two
years from day of sale with interest; the deferred
payments TO be secured by good and sufficient
mortgage ON the premises sold, which shall be sub
Jec to the approval of th1 court All cGnve yailcing
at the purchasers cost. deposit of S10G will be
required as soon as the property is knocked down.
days from the day of SALE the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaultins purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera nOY8d
efF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on ac-
count of the inclenency OF the weather. until AT
URDAI, I'D November, 1873, at same hour and
place CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
noV22 No $40 ID st.