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National Republican., 1878-11-08
oEORG ETOWN NEWS.
coIisctsd By Republican Reporters.

Oflicors Robey and Volkman brought TO the sta.
ton awhile man named William Henry Hemmin
ger,aged 26 years resident Of Somerset County, Pa
canal boat c. ". Prangle, severely wounded, by
being stabbed In several places In the len side un.
der the heart, with knife. said TO have boon In.
Of the 5th instant, by a colored man, In a house
on Market street. The wounded man was at
tended by Drs. Richie and Kleinschmidt, Tie
surgeons pronounced the wounds serious, but NJ /
necessarily dangerous. Yesterday afternoon the
injured man was sent 70 the Providence Hospital.
Tuesday night. about halfpast eleven O'Clock.
while Officers Myers and McGraw, OF the county
force were In pursuit. Of suspicious negro charaG
wel.flled bag on his shoulder. the horse OF on.
Ger McGmw stumbled and foil throwing the OH
Ger violently TO the ground aud severely bruising
him about the head and face. Officer Myers
Graw repaired TO his home. oil the Seventh street
road. opposite the schuetzen Park.
The funeral OF Mrs, Emily Ager. one OF the Oldest
and most respected lady residents Of the town took
place yesterday afternoon nom the residence OF
her son.ln.law, Mr., Thomas p. Hess. on Fayette
near Seventh street The romans were taken to
Trinity tCathollcl Church, where services were
funeral cortege proceeded TO Oak Hill Cemetery
where the remains were Inferred.
Mr.. James y. Clements, the wei. known under.
taker Of Georgetown, who has been connected with
the Signal Service Corps In tEJ weather Depart
ment for years past, has resigned. Mr.. Clements
proposes IN the future TO conhns himself to the
undertakes business.
Al the Dsshaway meeting last night In George
town addresses were made by W. K Redgrave OF
Baltimore; Mr.. McPhcrson. OF Georgetown, aud Mr.
Coombs, OF Washington.
william Plnckncy Dobson was arrested on war
rant last night by Sergeant Trnmmell charged with
assault and battery on David Trout.
Delphia, Ind, are sojournins at the West End
Hotel.
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suB.rRRAsuRY STATEMENT
COMM EltCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsHiSoioS, NOV. !, 1873.
ARRIvFD
stephenson's wharf-Boat PocahontAs. Little River
with wood to Stephenson Bros
Biscoe's whArves-Schooners Noble Grand, spar.
row. Eastern Shore, with potatoes to Leishear Ad.
ans Ada Lee, Kendrick, Machatuck, with wood TO
Miller q Son; George a Martha, Harris, Oiymout.
with hickory wood to samo; boat Richard Lacey.
olden, white House Landing. with wood TO II l. Bis.
coe
Riiay's schooner Fannie, Miller. white
Point, with gravel to the Washington Monument;
John Williams, Chis.ltine; VIM Mcguire. White; ;
frolic, Dckerson: Maria Lcard, Galloway; John W
Delani, Deisni; Wave, Chesser: Emma Berry, Berry
Little I'd, Jones; Carpenter, Adams; Joe Miller
Kelley, and Willie, Johnson, all from the Chesapeake
Bay, with oysters aud sweet potatoes TO mar rket
Johnson's whari-Schooner Mary Anp Shea, Har.
tartsr's Shsri-schoonsr kisSander. RIssin, nnvr.
90 Graee, with is2 tons coal 70 George Bogus boats
James Carter: Mary Elien, Sisson, Maddox Creek
with wood to samsi steamer Arlington, Allen, ooco-
quhn, with wood 70 same
Clark a Givens wharf-Sehooner John n Ford.
d Giqen.
Blscoe's mbaryes- Boat ,Rising sun. Dunnington,
Riley's -schooners Rev John BrlndniI
brown; "A Golden. Kellyi Prince William, Nc.
Kenny Mole, Tasksr Benz franklin, Fletcher.
JOhnson's wharf-schooner Virginia Hawey, Gal.
i9way. lIsyro de Grace; Black Hawk, Edwards, down
Carers Wharf Schooner Maid OF the Mist, Fenron,
Eastern Branch, 10 load brick for Norfolk WV
Maekelt Conhey, down The river, light
Clark Ovens whnrf-schoonsr Rising Sun, Grif
nth. down the river, light
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Georgetown Commercial News.
GRAIS MARKET.


GRAIN nARRET.
wheat-The offerings on Change to-day consisted
Of 400 bushels Of which there sales Of bush
els at the range Of 81 o2y % for prime Fulz and the
remainder OF the samples withdrawn 70 be held
over for future market. We write the market
steady and unchanged for the best description with
q fhr milling demand at full current rates.
C rn-ThcIe Is an active demand ior old stock OF
white and yellow, while the supply has very mAieri.
ally diminished within the past ten days. We quote
nominaly at lsGtGC for yellow aud white.
GRAIN ARRIVAIs.
BY camRl-Boats Ellen Brooks. with 100 bushel.
wheat to J q 4 N Waters, and Caledonia, with 500
bushels wheat aud 800 bushels corn to same.
RIVER fROSr.
ATrlved-SchOOners Z Baker, Baker, Kennebeo
pnny; Vim Wilson. Brown, Philadelphia, with coal
10 Solomon y SiUNeTi George Avery, Rogers, North
River, with Cement; Helen An,es, EndiCo,t Provt
dencr, 10 load coAlI Mm Mason, French, Tall River
smith, Fail River; Stephen Morgan, CheeseborO,
coal.
Cleared Schooner Helen 4 Anes. Endicot, Provt.
dence, with 67j tons coal; Vim Mason French, Fail
River, with 6iI tons coal.
, ArrlyoS,neat, csrrs Mnl., John Brad:
PonenbcrReT NJ 5 fernsncf. Willlamsrori, Seven
brothers, Matte q, WIN Borden, y II Darby, VIM
Jackson; Terry Callan, Busy bee, Dr Eason, A
Wesi, Henry Loyeridge and a K Mcti .ais.
Clehred-BOats Thomas Patton, Pauline. Carrie n.
LoudOn, Golden Hule, Mabel Lille Eddie. : II DAVIS
ElSc, ndI!iW2re, Henry Loverldse, a + ncQuade, N
Callan. WIN Jackson, Martha c, II Borden, Gan.
non. q GaITe seven Brothers, Wllllanspnrt, NJ 3
Fernsner, l. W ponenherger, VIM Gregory, Lloyd,
George a James Is, A sysster. Bradbufn and J
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guilty, John ourrcn, ASSAULT pleaded guilty; fined

guilty, John Curren, assault. pleaded guilty; fined
t20 and costs.
CIRCUIT oURT-cHIEr.JusTIcE CARTIER
Miller vs. Gaddls; verdict for plant f for 500
y Foertsch vs. A, Dorsey judgmel by default
for s25S. Adams h Spec1 vs. BARLEY 4 Case,
order TO produce papers. Butter vs.. District OF CO.
lumbia; Jury out
ASSIGNMENTS ron TO-DAY.
Circuit Coutt-Chief Justice Cartter.-No. 232,
Gaddis vs. Miller No. 2i7 Morgan vs.. Childs ct al:
NO A9, Cunningham vs. Snuthcy OF al; No. 25l,
strong vs. LattRt No. 2o3, Barbour & Hamilton vs..
Hoover; No 26I, Fletcher vs.. Fletcher; No. 26S,
Wood Co. vs.. Grahnmltc and Trinidad Asphalt
Paving Company; No. $50 smith vs.. Eastwood .
No 40 Sherwood vs. Wylie; No. 27l, Wall vs.. Tur.
ner ct al; No. 2T2, Jenkens VS.. Maryman.
Equity Court-Justice MacArthur-No. II, Smith
vs.. Robinson; No. II, Temple vs.. Lacey; No. 49,
Welch vs.. Murphy No. 10. Mackall vs. Stewart I;
No. u, Fry VS.. Slckney No. Is, Mace vs. Evans
No. ~, Adler vs.. Washington and Georgetown Rail
road Company; No. 20, Mitchell VS.. Mitchell No.
Crown.
Criminal Court-Justics wylie-willIam Gibbs,
assault; Jonah Dennison assault: Sophia Robin
son, larceny; william Bruce. assault; Charles r.
Wood. assault with intent 10 kill Ezekiel Cody,
larceny; Thomas T. Howard, assault; d. 8. Town
send, assault: Anna watt, alias Miller, assault
assault; Louisa Wallace, Infanticide
National Republican., 1878-11-08
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

THURSDAY, Nov. 7, 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. George ". McCrary, Robert II.
Sherman esq, OF KeOkuk, Iowa, was admitted u
practice.
On motion Of Mr. A. p. Morse, William X. Inger.
soil, csqr OF Vicksburg, Mss was admitted to
practice.
No. g.. The County Of Schuyler, plaintiff I'm
error vs. Joseph !. Thomas, Argument continued
fcmdanI IN error, aud concluded by Nj George "
NcCrry, for plautil In error.
VS.. The California Powder Works Ct al Argument
commenced by Nj, NJ A. Wheaton, for appellant
and continued BY Mr., George Harding, for appel,
lees
Adjourned until to morrow attwelve o'clock
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Diary Of n Paris Espoeitioner.
Correspondence of the Grapbic,l

correspondence OF the Graphic.l
PARIs, Oct. 20.-Been to Partisan big store;
grand magasin; corresponds TO Stewards, but
not so well ordered. Mob Of customers inside.
Had to push, squeeze, and jam among q thou
sand women of all sizes, shapes, and ages
Women come here In vast bodies to reconstruct
themselves. It's at the grand bazaar that
many ladies are made. But it's mob. Good
manners left at home. Strongest Squeezer and
shrillest voice best served. Great place, the
big store, for bargains. Clerks all in a hurry.
Asked for the glove department. Shopmaa
yelled something at me, pointed afar and left.
Walked and wandered. Five minutes after
ward asked another shop walker. Another
yell In French. Couldn't understand. Finally
found glove counter, by accident. Clerk very
busy. Wished to know how many dosea pair
I'd take. Scornful expression when told him
one.
N B.-They always do this. Trade tactics
to shame purchasers into buying more than
they want. Counter lined three deep with
customers. Tired women wandering about
looking for empty chairs Lady rises for .
moment from her seat. Tired woman captures
II and carries II Of. Common occurrence In
Partisan big store. Great place for bargains,
especially remnants" which, when bought,
won't match with anything. No cash boys or
girls at Partisan big store. Pay yourself at
cashiers desk. Clerk or porter accompanies
you with bundle. Tells amount due from you
TO cashier, and leaves to wrap up bundle.
Forty other customers at desk, waiting to pay
for purchases. Forty other clerks and porter1
with them, all yelling amounts due. General
hauling ont Of purses, taking out Of money
and crowding, pushing, aud squeezing up
TO cashier. More clerks porters, and custom
ers continually arriving to settle up. Yell
ling, crowding and paying up thus goes on all
day. Mob! Bedlam Clerks pOrters, aud
cashiers get bowildered. Deliver thread to
women who have bought tape, and rice rersa.
People pay wrong bills by mistake. Porter
comes back with your bundle. Five minutes
waiting In such bedlam makes you forget
which one Of the blue coated functonaries took
your things to wrap up. Or he iorgets you.
Friend of mine bought q pair of gloves aud
paid strange woman's bill. More than his
own, too. Heard her remark on going out that
she'd got those things cheap. Stopped and at
tempted explanation with her. Turned up her
nose at him. "Factcur," of big Parisian store,
calls on mo two weeks after purchase. Wants
twenty cents more. Error In bill. Result, a.
usual, Of BGdlam at cashiers desk. No receipts
given at big Partisan store. No bills made out.
But it's great place for bargains. Two-but-
ton kids fifty cents pair made Of scraps.
VIII last three days. JOHN THOMAS.
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PKDb0sQLs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
A> BUREAU OF EarIrNEST AND RECRUITISO,
WAsHISGTUS. October -, 1878.
Manufacturer and dealers IN crOckery, glass, and
plated ware are Inv ted 10 deliver at the Washington
ment, specimens OF their goods tor examination and
inspection together with statement OF prices, with
view OF establishing standard as to qualify and
prize for the purchase Of these arCles ln the future
The COmmandant OF the said Navy Yard will, on
application. furnish the allowances OF these articles
In the navy and any other Information desired In the
premises.
When the standard OF quality aud price has been
agreed upon the particular designs win be fixed.
IL. W. SIIuFELDT,
ocsI Chief OF Bureau
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ADrenn nulckIy FuIGIIed.

Those who have morbid cravings for dream
literature will he pleased with a local sketch
which appeared in the Troy Press young
man, whose parents lived in the country, pro-
cured employment in the city, aud, after So
iourn Of several mouths, received letter an
nouncng the illness OF his father. Tho sick
ness was not considered of II serious nature
and a speedy recovery was anticipated.
week or ten days after the receipt of this let
ter the young man dreamed that as the
hands Of the clock were indirating half past one
his father departed this life. lie got up IN
the morning to iiud asmall picture Oi his father.
that had been hanging On the wall lying on
III. floor, face doSnward. The strange dream
and stranger incident regarding the picture
did not impress him or cause ior' boding
OF his fathers death. lie went 10 the break
fast table. A Telegram lay at his plate. lie
opened It and read that ut half.past one
. clock that morning his father died.
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District Courts,

EQUITY CoURr-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Brooke vs., Mullins; Substitution OF Il. Fondall as
trustee. Wolch vs. Herr; decree for account. Riley
vs., Riggs trustee appointed. Edmonson W.. Ed.
mOnston; ordered that defendant pay Allmony and
counsel fees. Baiy vs.. PuTyis; dismissal or bill
and supplemental bill with costs. Rumford Chem.
ical Works VS.. Stanford decree ior complainant
PROBATB CONGRATULATIONS CARTER,
ln 70 estate Of A. II. Norton, deceased inventory
OF personal estate returned, In IL Anna Eliza Law,
guardian order permitting guardian TO eXpend
$3.50 for clothing, &c.
CRIMINAL COURT--JUsTICE WYLIE.
Thomas W. RaynUr, assault and battery; not
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PROPOSALS FoR MAIL.LoCKs.
Posr.oFFIcE DEPARTMENT.

POsr.OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsIlISUTUS. u. C., August Is, 1873.
eparate sealed proposals VIII DO received at this
Department until u o'clock noon on the .th day OF
March isIv for furnishing four now aud different
KINDS OF LOCKS and Keys for the sole and exclusive
use OF the United states mails, Including. hcsideS tnuse
TO he used for mail bags such TO be used for the
street etieT'bOXcs of the United states.
As tie public exposure and searching eNamlDa alton
necessary 10 intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model of lock and key would tend 10 impl r, II not
entirely destroy, the further utility Of n such locks
hndkcysfur the purposes OF the malls, the Po'mastcr
General prcSCTbes no mOlrls samples for bidders,
hut relies for selection on the me hancal Ingenuity
ana skin which fair competition among Inventors.
hereby inviIN may develop in samples submitted hy
them.
Specifications OF requirements as to proposals sam.
pies kinds and quantities Of lock sand keys contracts
&C., VIII be- furnished on Application by letter to ia"
Second Assistant PONtmnstrTtieneru.
No proposal Will br considered which Is not sub.
mltted ~ a"cnrl lance with such specifications and
forms Of proposal
Tie contracts which may be made are to be In con
Tornlty VITA the specifications ana accepted GrG os
d. NJ. KEY.
.tp,Ns st.4F .I
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Marltet

NEW YORK, nov, =, 1910
Money wns easy sH65.
Gold was weak at i00I, with sales at iOoi and the
later price bid. But little interest Ia manifested In
gold, now that resumption seems TO be assured.
Foreign exchange was weak and lawer, The ruling
rates were I7esiiso or long and 4siSGiss for short
sight The large supply OF cotton bills accounts for
the decline
Government bonds were active strong, and higher.
The transactions yesterday and to-day were very
large.
STATE bonds were dull and nominal.
The stock Market except for brief interval about
noon. was strong and buoyant throughot thue day.
The advance ranged from X TO ~ per cent, North.
western. b. Paul, Lake Shore, Union Pacific, and
Delaware, Lackawanna and W estern leading the up
ward movement Investment shares were strong and
higher especially Rock Island, which advanced to
I'm New YORK Central sold up to IA A. the close
the best prcss Of the day current Transactions
nggreHAted 1870 shares Of which 1000 were Erie.
p d0w were lake shore, sooe were Wabash. 1900 were
North Western, 1900 do. preferred, 500 were
Delaware, IackawannA and Western, 1900 were Union
Pacific, aud 1000 were Western Union.
Tbs following were The closing priccsi
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I)ROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL.
L BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
PUsT.OFFICE DErAHruFNT.
WAEHINVTuS ID e. Auyusl Ii IsIi

= TF
WAsHINgTuS, ID. e.. August l5 1874
Proposals from uatrnccs, or their as'ignccs, for
granting the use OF Improvements In the construction.
or In the mode of opening and closing mai hnas. NJ
any or all kinds gnd in the manufacture ar materials
thereof ami also for the use Of patented devices tor
nEgnE or Labelling the same win he received at tins
DrrembeT, ISIS.
All proposals must be In accordance with the sp ci.
hCatlOnS and form of proposal which viii he furnished
on application by letter 10 the Second Assistant Post
mAsteT-GenerRl.
The contracts which may no made for the Of
any patents will he IN conformity with such specInCa
lions aud the accepted proposals.
pDgtmaSt 4 GpuP
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auctloneer.
u II. WARNER, Auc,loneer.

1 NAhNEh,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF a Two.sTORY FRAME
DWELLING On SIXTH STREET, BETwEES
MAINE AVENUE AND MAINLAND AVE
NUE..
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated June s. 1876 aud
duly rded In liber No folio elO. sea-. OF the
land records Of the District oi Columbia and by the
written request Of the party sccnr,d thereby we will
sell At public auction. on the premises, on wEDNES
DAY. November n is3i nj 80 clock D. in., all that
parcel Of land situate aud being In the city OF Wash
IL gtOn, District Of Columbia. known and DESERVED Us
pa! Of lot numbored iourtesn 90, In reservation
"p.' beginning for the saNc at point on The east
line of Sixth str ct wet W feet inches south OF the
northwest corner Oi said lot H. and running thence
due east 20 feet; thence parallel with
Nlalne avenue rs frgt: thence norihwrstward!y Al
rght angles with sad Ryen-c II feet: thence south
wr.twardly parallel with said avenue q feet a nj I
Mches thence due west s. ie-t tn sixth street west
and thence south with the east line of said street to
the place nf beginning, with the improvements.
TrTnlS-tnG fourth cash. balance IN q, IL, and Is
months with interest at per cent, secured by deed
OfiruSt on the property sold: deposit Of 81 equred
ut time Of sale, Conveyancing at expense Oi puT-
chaser: terms of sac 10 he compiled wil IN seven
days afer sale. JOHN JOY EDSDS,
CliAS. T. FRASER,
Trustees.
l. T. CDIDWEII SalasmAn nppp,luur a /
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nos-FH&
LIMITED STATES MARsmATs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of deri Idein, issued out OF the
clerks office OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia. and TO me directed viii sell Mt public
sale, for cash, at tho Court House door OF said Dis.
trIct, on MONDAY, the .5th day OF November, 1878,
NJ " O'Clock n all the right. title. clAm and Interest
ing descrbed property. to Wit Parl lot II In David
sons subdivision, OF square 1875, Washington, D. c.,
beginning for said part OF lot fineenth street IS
ieet south from the northeast OF said lot and
square thence south on said Fifteenth street IS feet
AID thence west N feet Inches TO the west line Of
said lott thence north IS feet; and thence to the
bo,nm, o. oeginnng; levied upon ~ inc property OF
DO Oi0s at law, In favor OF Robert J. D6ug,oss
FREDK DOUGLASS,
- U. 3. Marshal D. g.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIOuper, nOa-ltds
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MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned ss In. comm,.,,on.r. ono.

Cleaned at the CommIssIonsrs' Once.
James L. Barbour asks for the laying Of q foot
pavementon Eighth street extended.
John Gull asks the reconsideration Of his appli
cation for liquor license, which was rejected.
The Health onicer estimates The e1pen.es Of the
sanitary department., for the next hscal year, al
S23 $50.
J. W. Burket Is tho lowest bidder and gets the
contract for putting tln.rooi on the Eighth Pre-.
cinct station. House.
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Educational.
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.

REV. A. n. JELLY. D. D.. PREsIDESr.
The spcous buildings Of this COLLEGE are located ut
NEW WINDSOR, MARYLAND-ihrr hours ride
by ran from WashinEtOn-ln one Ol the most beautiful
aud heAlihiul parts OF Western Maryland. Il has Il
full corps OF competent and eNpCTienCed professors.
The course Of study Is designed TO give thorough ed.
ncalion In all branchCs Including ancient and modern
languages There Is also u preparatory department
Terms MODERATE.
Parents or guaTdiI ans In wushingtOn having youth
to educate invited to VISIT the College and learn OF
is advantages Coner with is Pro eSsDr of History
RrS. JOHN Cli ESTER, D. H.. No - u street south
east. Washington. u. c. Of whom circulars can be- oh
lAlnCd.
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J.T. CoLDwELL. Salesman. oc?p&no:'
u II. WARNER,
teal Estate AuCtIonCer.

by virtue Of deeds Of trust dated respectively Feb
Tnary y. lsI3, aud April u, ls5! aud recorded in
lbers No. 7Os, folio Az and NO Isl. folio G0i OF the
Land records Ot the District Of Columbia, and by the
written request Of the party secured thereby, ~
sell at public auction, In mont sf the premises On
MONDAl, the 18th day OF November, \. u. lN-S, at
tiO O'Clock T. M, that piece of ground situate IA the
CITY Of WnshinptOn, n. G., known rs lot y. Ia the
recorded subdivision of part Of squire numbered 49,
together with the improvements
Terms: OuC-quArter cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest at per cent. or
all cash. At option Of purchaser one hundred dollars
required ut time Of sale Cunvryancln Ht peUse ur
purchaser, Terms TO be compiled with In seven days
from sale Il, LEWIS BLACK FORD, Trustee,
J. r. COLDw ELL, salesman oC!'nol,i,s.nIS.is
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wN, NJ, SMITH Salesman. DoySeot
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ of rridftLJnn srpJrd issued out
Of the clerks office Of the supreme Ourt of the Di.
triCt OF Columbia. aud TO me directed, viii sell AT
pubic sale. Tor cash at the -hoh,e door Of said
district, on lrU ESDAY. the 18th day Of November.
lSIS, at u O'Clock M, alt the right title claim aud In
ierest OF the defendant In and To the following.
described property to wit Lois I0 H. and T. III square
SF Washington, D. C., together with ali and singular,
the improvements thereon. seized and cviel upon rs
the property OF William u. Prout, TO SATISFY attach.
ment No l96S2, Rl law IN favor Of Clayton H. Rogers
FREDK. DOuHLASS
U. 3. Marshal u. C.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctloneer. dyuts
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TRusTEEs SALE OF, yALvnLE IMPROVED

L REAL ESTATE, At HILLsDALE d. C.
Py VIRTUE OF decd of trust to Daniel L. Eaton nNd
my srr dated June IS72 and duly recorded IN LIbrr
No iSi folio H one Of the land records for Washing.
ton County, In the nlsirlctOf Columbia, and ut the
request OF the party secured thereby surviving
trustee viii sell, At public aucilnii In front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS ls7s, At $50
o'clock y m. lot No q, section No o. of the barry
asm snhdvlson. according to the plat Of sGr:divs.
ion, Tiled by the trustees Of Barry farm fund, In the
office fthe surveyor OF Washington County, District
Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: O;5, with interest at 10 per cent
annum nom Junpj. 1911 less sGCens paid on account.
and expenses Of sale IN cash: the haanCe In six t6l
months for when the notes OF the purchaser, b ug
date from hp day OF sale and secured Ivy decd Of Tu /
upon tho property, shall be taken. deposit
Of ,aS will be required OF the purchaser ut the TIME ~
sale, and ali COnVcyRncing Will be at the cost Of the
purchaser. The trustee reserves the right TO resell
purchaser II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within seven "a days afler the day OF sale.
GEO w STlCKSEY,
ocII IawNdS surviving Trustee