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STRICTLY FOR CASH

Leave your Order at my Ohlce. BANK st.
opposite the fuphc square Coal will be dellv
cred, when desireai AZ very Lowest Charge on
above price. -. A BELLE
March s.,-7li. Iehightou. pa.
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"MOrIey's" Letters from New YORK.

"MOrIeY's" Letters from New YOrsS.
New YORK, July 1, 1879,
THAT ASHLEY BELT AGAIN.
We sent It away across the sea a few weeks
ago, and here II comes back ag in. Sir John
Ashley, unanimously vote you nuisance,
reconsider the vote, and lay the motion to re-
consider upon the table-and by every parlia-
mentary rule you ought to subside We don't
want your spangled goat skin. 1t has already
done more to demoralize New York than any
other yard -and-a-qua OF leather that ever
was tanned. II cost us over sixty thousand
dollars hard earned money; 1t emptied great
lakes Of whiskey and whole gulls of beer down
our peoples throats 1t has already ruined
several splendidly made men, and cut of ten
years from the life ofnearly every contestant
1t made night rOwdes out Of respectable hus-
bands and fathers; it engendered extravagant
hopes in the breast Of the Foolkiller concern
ing the ultimate disposition Of thousands Of
our young men, and - we'll, what has
America ever done to you,anyhow You are a
patriotic Englishman, believer You want
that belt to stay in Britain7 Allow nae, from
the deep recesses ofmy maguanimous Yankee
heart, to suggest that Weston has now
"Become so rich
That he might be sent
By pOcket borough
lntO Parliament
Send him TO Parliament by all means. Send
him to the penltentiayif II he won't go to Par
lament offer him a prize to discover the
source Of the Nile send him anywhere, offer
him anything, but don't let him bring that
thing back here
But II the worst must come, then submit
that New York has had lts share. You take
It Chicago ;-or say you want IL aud thus get
81. Louis to grab Il We stood by you at the
time Ofthe great ire. You can balance the
whole account now, and Il needn't cost you
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Coal! COaI!!

II. A. BELTZ. respectfully announces TO the
people OF LentghtOR and vlcinItY that he has
made arrangements Tor supplying them with
the BEST LEHIGH COAL irom the Lehigh
ton Depot OF he Lehigh & susq, RI, at the
following Low Prices3
Stove .sS Is per ton
Chestnut .......,.......,............ 80 per ton
NO. IS per Ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

HARPER; At 2. p; April 10Th. 1879, ELIZA.
Funeral services at residence of her husband 14l7
Pierce Place northwest At so O. m, 2Sth. Remains
taken to Harpersvlle. n Y, for interment
HUNT. At Washington, d. O., on Sunday, April
9th, 1873, MARY ALICE, youngest child Of Mary
Alice and Major Geo. Gibson HUNT, LIST Cavalry.
aged IL months.
Funeral at II . M, Tuesday. from l4l2 g street
n
HEDRIOK. After short illness of quick con-
sumption, At the residence of A Il Clspp 9z7 @ st.
street northwest. ut lU O'Clock on the morning Of
April 18th, 1879 LILLIAN NJ HEpRIck. ia the 18th
year OF her see youngest daughter OF Joseph and
the late Susan j Hedrick.
Funeral from 927 g street, Tuesday, April 2oth.
at p. N Friends OF the family are invited TO ct
tend
IVES. At Falls Church, Va, on Tuesday, Aprit
odd 1879. in Christian faith and hope of blessed
Immortality, j. HENRY IVES
LOMBARDL On Sunday, April 9TH 1879. a I 20
a. M, CHARLES q. LoMBARpI. aged thirty -four
years.
Sweet Death! Sweet Sleep,
Divine forgetfulness! Atthy command
The weary, cAreWorn soul forgets 10 Weep
Reaching the promised land
In one glad leap
Funeral from the reeidence OF his step father.
Col ?. Pitchlypn, HOS Q street northwest Tues
day. at p Relatives and friends are reopectfn-
~ invited to attend.
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BLACK ART ON LONG IsLAND.-A watch.chafn
identified as one stolen on New Years night
from the house OF Luke Fleet, at Mineola, L.
l., was found yesterday 10 the possession OF Su-
san Glbel, negress, and she and her husband
White man named Jarvis Gaoel were arrested
on the charge that they stole 1t. Gabel says
he was born In New Brunswick, n. s., and that
he ran away from home when boy, and after
travelling around the world as steward, went
healthy and does not appear to be weak
minded. When, however, he was asked how It
happened that be had married q negress, he
said that the woman had charmed" him The
charm used, he went on to say. consisted of a
lock OF his hair and single horse hair, which
she put In bottle half filed with water She
then recited charm, and when one end OF the
horse-hair rose out OF the water the spell was
complete and he was completely ia her power
He could not escape her until the bottle was
broken, and she had taken care to prevent this
by burying the bottle. He had tried several
times to get away from her, but failed. He
was obliged to obey her In all things. He mar
Red her, and she compelled him to join the
church and make a public confession Of his
SINS Gabel and his wife are now In jail, to-
gether with William jackson, Gabels brother
tn.law.-TN. Y. World, 26th.
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SELLING CONvICTS IN ALABAMA lot of
prisoners sentenced to hard labor In Alabama
were Knocked down to the highest bidder at
the following figures: Martha Jackson, q negro
woman, went OF at $40 per month; Emma
Parker, negro woman, Sa.05; an old negro
wife, at -; Sam Malone, negro man, went to
S.; Sam was ''likely fellow, and the bidding
was quite lively. Jim Graham, q negro boy,
brought $3.50; John Fleming, negro man, was
knocked of at $50; Jas. Odiorne, white man
brought only Is cents month, while another
white man by the name OF Mann, went for the
small sum of cents. "A number of negroes
were among the bidders, and one said he
never expected to live to see the day when q
nigger would be worth more than white man.
lGo1rier. Journal.
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DEALING SEVERELY WITH TIE RoUGHs.-A
special from Phenixville, Pa, says: "Quite an
excitement was raised In this borough last night
by the fatal shooting OF one man and the
w0unding OF another by an officer who had
been murder0uSly assaulted while In the per-
Torrance OF his duty. Two young roughs were
making disturbance In the street, when DO
liceman Webster March ordered them to move
along. Their names were James McCloskey
and Frank Devlin, residents OF Tunnel Hill, one
OF The " orst localities In town. Disregarding
the officer, they refused to pass On, and In re-
turn began throwing bricks and stones at him
one Of which struck him and inflicted an ugl Y
and dangerous wound. March then drew hts
revolver and fired two shots, one of which
struck Devltn In the heart, killing him almost
instantly. The other shot took effect In Nc
Closkey's back. He, however, managed to es.
cape. March fell to the ground and was car.
lied to hotel and medical aid summoned
Devlin's dead body was taken to the residence
OF his father. The coroner was notified and
will hold an inquest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

uw. NJ. Mansfield, formerly publisher of
the Gospel Banner, OF Augusta, Me-, committed
suicide with morphine In San Francisco yes
terday. He was In III health ana financially
embarrassed.
sE-The foundation stone OF Russian monu-
ment was laid on April IA on the summit OF the
Shipka Pass. This structure will be pleasant
subject for contemplation by the Turkish gar
risOn OF the Balkans
eB-An Illinois man sleeps every night on a
spot OF ground left bare for the purpose In his
house, and has an attendant shovel clean earth
over him, to take the place of bedclothes He
believes that In this way he guards against dis
ease.
tR-The Boston Post asserts that quantities OF
lively potato-bugs have been found under the
Panton (Vt.) snow drifts eight feet deep. II
may be true, but really 1t seems as II that Yer
monter might have been better employed than
In digging potato bugs through eight feet OF
snow.
@-Gen. the Hon. Henry II. CLIFFORD, the
senior OF the four major-generals sent out with
re. endorsements to Zululand, and who Is oonSe-
quently likely to succeed Lord Chelmsford and
Sir Bartle Frere, is q member OF an Old Roman
Catholic family, being the brother OF Lord Gift
ford and Of the RQp,an Catholic Btshop at Gill;
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

1T MADE HER MAp.-They had an impromptu
mock auction sale of women at Racine wis
church fair the other evening. The young and
pretty girls went on like hot cakes at good
prices. Finally an ugly but influential sister
knock her down at twenty five cents and She
was so mad that she put on her things and
went home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

THE VALUE OF STATE CREDIT.-At Atlanta,
Ga, few days ago, q colored woman visited
SOS In gold, the result Of her own sayfnQs asked
for Its worth In four per cent. Georgia bonds.
and declaring at the same time that she sswant.
and at the same time Increase The Atlanta
papers state that orders for these bonds are az
most daily received from other southern states.
lncludlng tennessee and Virginia, which should
De lesson to the financiers OF these states on
the importance OF maintaining state credit.
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T T. GOODWILL, Auctioneer.

TRUgTEEss,. 70 SALE LIE 9F TWosT0RY BRICK
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated October 1ss -
Folio 1858 ct sea- Of the land records Of the X:: -
District Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
holder Of the note thereby secured We win sell Ct
pay April IL. 1872 at o'clock m. to the highest
division as made by Oommissioners in Chancery
Of square numbered FIVE hundred and eleven (5lD,
story Brick House. with bay window. and a good
stable the Of lot The size Of lot is % feet
g. inches front, by depth Of 1856 feet to 80 foot
alley. This is of the best pieces OF property In
the city for any one desiring comfortable and con-
Every modern convenience in the house.
Terms OF sale Onefourth cash. and the balance Ia
one two and three years, with per cent interest,
payable semfannualiy, to be secured by deed OF
trust on the ps9perty or all cash as the purchaser
terms OF sale to be complied with in seven days
after sae or the Trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng
purchaser: r.. Conveyancng and recording at pur-
BRAINARD H. WARNER, ,-,,u...,
ap7eo&ds @. A. JAMES, AI"s'ees'
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, Nay I'd, A. D. 1879 same hour and place
BRAINARD H. WARNER.l Trnsteas
@. A. JAMKS At"0seo0'
8p17, 1S, lSeOdEda
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RAILROADS.

QALTIMOREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRAOk.
National Beuts and short Line to the
North: Mortnyxsst, West
To take s sso. ssS 1na.S. so1: It. ,s7a
s,ss:s R1:s:; zs:s: Fs:sssRs: !. :qs ses.sn
aos ysssaps asnoSvs s and III hdss STs: sS
mont, Strssburg. Winchester. aagerstown. and Way
f4:4o ( Baltimore and Laurel Ezpresa
$50 s %-Nsx Ysrf, PhllsdsslpSis. Boston and
8: 1aasShs . SRssse Column
S ns' q dss F.
f93 20 Anon Sunday only. BALTIMORE. Annapolis
burg 0oe Hass nn:pas 9ans
dog iSSsssuDs ;Rd HsnsSer inn.po,,. ro. on,
II so p.m.-Nex York, Philadelphia and Boston
q s6 pm on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p.m.-Bsltimore. -Blsdeneburs and Laurel
cypress Frederick via Relay. Stops At Annapolis
f4:SS pm--Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers.
own, Winchester and Way Stations On sundaysto
.fz:G p.m.-Baldmore. Annapolis and Way Sta
hons-
rs 80 pm-PhfIadephia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Expresses. ELLIOTT City Norfolk except Sunday.
NORFOLK Passengers taken IN the Care direct to Boot
at CdntoJa. Stop at BlAdensburg and Laurel.
rs 80 p.m--Baltimore and Way Stations.
II so pm Chicago and Columbus 1xpresA
SLEEPING Cars to Chicago.
1910 pm.-Baltimore Express.
800 p,m.-POtnt of ROCKS and Way Stations.
10 so p.m.-St- Louis. Cincinnati. Louisville and
Pittsburg ExpresA Ptttsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man Cars
flo rs pm.-New York. Philadelphia and Balt-
more Express. Stops at BlAdensburg and laurel
SieeIi1.0 Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
Gar 10 Philadelph1a
(bDaiiy ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
For further Information apply ct tckea ONCE Dc
pot corner Of New Jersey avenue and street, 6l9,
| vol Goa l436 Penna. avenue NV, Washington and
| Masonic Temple. Kigh st.. Georgetown. where tick.
alta can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
10 be checked and received at any point In the oily
1 W. NJ CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
| L n COLE, General Ticket Agent
| GEORGE q. KOONTZ, General Agent novlo
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~The American Medical Convention ana the
american Baptist Convention both meet at At
lanta, Ga, next month-the former on Tuesday
9th, and the latter on "Wednesday, 7th.
Neither OF the two wives OF Albert w.
Ch1ldreSS OF Salem, Ind, would prosecute him
lor plgamy, but hts less tender-hearted daugh-
ter sWore out warrant for bis arrest.
q Take the negro and send us the China
man, say many Southern planters, and at
PlaQuemine, La, there Is q new paper called
Cheap John. II the negro must 60, the Chinese
must come.-[Louisrtiik Cour-.Jour.
U-The presbytery of Des Moines adopted
resolutions denouncing the theatre, card-play-
Ing and promfscuous dancing, and recon-
mending churches to guard against them by an
HYSome people are such confounded cheats,
that II you should catch the measles from them
IL wouldn't be the real understanding that
wouldn't morn half color the skin.-[Bo Tram
script.
eF-As an evidence of enterprise ana returning
prosperity we are glad TO hear that q company
is about being formed in this city, COMPOSED
entirely OF practical men with q view OF digging
lPhila. Bulletin.
eE-A director OF a school district In Palo Alto
county nlched cash enough out OF the treasury
one way and another TO build him corn-cI1b.
MOI content with that he charged up TO the dis
tr1ct and got pay for the time spent by him In
building the crib.-t Burlington Hamksye.
H-Mlle. de Maclef. daughter OF a rich Rus
connection with a NihilIst conspiracy. She is
but 20 years OF age and lies I'm chains In the cta-
del OF Kew, where the countess Panin and the
daughter OF Gen. Gerstfeld areconflned under q
similar charge. The young ladies gained their
ideas from frequenting lectures OF the State Uni
versity.
a. Twelve paper making establishments In
England have become bankrupt since the begin
ing OF last December. scarcely any Amer1-
can paper factories have been reported tnsol-
vent within that period Much paper for writ
ing, for books, and for newspapers has or late
been exported from this country TO South Amer.
lea, and there is growing demand from Ger
many for coarse American paper.
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW NOT WANTED.-After pro-
longed discussion In the house of the Michi0sn
legislature OF the proposition to substitute the
Maine liquor law for the present system OF re-
str1ctlng the liquor traff1c by taxation, Il was
are that, ultimately, means OF enforcing the
present law win be made more effjcienf and
the tax slightly raised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

A LOVE TRAGEpY-Alonzo Iuce ana Mics
Lucy Waymap, OF Canasevaga, n Y, had been
keeping company" for some time and on
wednesday evening Luce popped, only to be
revolver and shot her In the head, rernarktnp a.
ne old SO, "There Will be a hereafter for you.n
he then went to his fathers house, few rods
away. and shot himself In the head. Neither
can live - ~'~-~N~~@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

HORSE LEGS FOR SAusAGEs.-While Health
Inspector Cronin, OF jersey City, was INSPECTING
cow stables for traces OF uro-pneumopia
yesterday, ne found four horse legs I'm q stable
being asked what had been done with the BODY
OF the animals, said that IL had been cut up
and sold by the man who had taken ft there
health inspector. "For sausage meat was
the innocent reply. The inspector proposes to
prosecute the onender-(N Times Path
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UOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.

Tne Trustees Of the McDONOUGH EDUCA-
TIONAL FUND AND INSTITUTE. of the city Of
Bsitimore, invite Proposals for the purchase OF
Throe Hundred snd Twenty six 1926 Certificates Of
foesfiou representing twenty thousand and
f0rfT acres of public land, wi authority to
enter The same pursuant to the provisions OF the
"a 1890. ss extended by the act of Congress ap.
proved March ID, 1867, as extended and amended
Snd e further extended and amended by the act OF
Co0erees approved January 18th, 1879.
IN Prfnossla for the purchase, as aforesaid
Are 20 be addressed to the undersigned In the city
Of Baltimore, prior to the FIRST DAY OF MAx dsIs
on Vhich day they viii be opened ana considered;
The rnsfees hereby retaining the right to accept or
rejeff any ope or an Of said proposals.
,.n,, y.w,uv1s President.
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LEADvnLE, the new Eldorado In Colorado Is
ouiiI exclusively OF wood, and prediction "a
cuaIent II the city that 1t win soon be burnt in
o vi 70 let the carpenters and lumberers build
noser again. TWO attempts have already been
mace 10 purn 1t; guest OF the Grand Hotel
coming up from dinner, found some shayines n,
Dlaze under his bed, and lot OF boxes ana
kfndling In the rear of restaurant wtre itoht H
but extinguished by the cook, who happened to
step out that way. Still new houses are fisiiv
run up as IL by magic S
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} II. WARNER. Real Estate Auc1oneer.

stE 81 4EET Ell w ASP
SIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET N. W.
FEGMhkN 8 FEET BIZ pEPTH SF III
FEET, TO WIDE ALLEY; THIS PROPER;
81 e HEp Ha THE SFT house, WH
AN OUTLOOK INTO FRANKLIN SQUARE,
XNR + IS Fl MOTH IT4n ThkT 0E TIT
will offer the above mentioned Lot for sale On
on the premises. to the highest bidder; at half ~
past five O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY. April 3Oth, -
Terms: Ore third each AID the balance at one
ana TWO years. with seven per cent interest, se-
'sas sSs' 800 down ii' wa TIN SSe
GHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ kE x +, ESTATE EST AI. ON , THE VEST SIDE OF
sf 1H sf NoRThM kESE THE CORNER OF
preme Count Of the District Of Columbia. I'M
Louisa Schlegel ct al. are complainants, and John
scb1egel It al are defendants. the undersigned, as
e e,t ~ an ana trustee VII, sal ct public AUCTION in
FRIDAY. the I'd day Of May, A. d. 1879. al O'Clock
2 M rart Of lot l9. in square ~, in the CITY Of
for the same at the northeast corner of said lot and
RUNNING thence south With the line Of 9th street 20
feet thence wes 20 feet thence north 10 feet. and
thence east ~ feet to the place OF beginning, i'm
:. Terms Of sale One third cash balance in equal
day Of SALE for which the purchasers notes, pay
sble to the order Of the undersigned, with interest
at seven per centum per annum until paid will be
be ieserved upon the property until ali the pur-
chase money has been psio. 300 deposit at time
week from day Of sale. property viii be- resoli al
Gays notice in The Evening Star newspaper. Con-
& efs and Trustee
WALTER WILLIAMS CO., Aucts a22eod&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

BROTHER HASKELL, 'the reformed clown, IS
conducting q Methodist revival, In Amboy, III
An excited sister tainted in one Of his meetings.
and he said 'Stand away, brethren and sisters
and let the angels come In and fan her. feel
as II quarter section OF heaven had caved In
and all the stars were tumbling down on me
You Christians are like young pigs. have to
pun your ears OF TO get you to the Gospel
nearly pull your tails on to get you away. !"
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T. COLDWkLL, Auctioreer.
TkCSTEES'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING FRONT OF Al FEET ON e. HTREET

IhggSsIIEESB SALE OF a DESlKABLE BUILD-
BETMEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY.
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated April 81 -
1876, and recorded in Liber go. folio l22
one OF the land records for the District off,
,,ecured viii sell il ts1nt Of the premises pub
nc AUCTION, on IHURSEAY, May l, 1879. at o'cl'k
equare numbered eighty tsol. the said part front
2lst and 22d streets west. ana running with that
width the whole depth H2ss1 feeD Of said lot The
Terms: The debt (about 81. 25Ol and expenses of
sale in cash; balance in enc and two years At six
npon the lot sold; or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser. deposit of 300 required when the prop
erty Is Knocked OH. Conveyancng at purchases
cost.
ap2I6t NJ. NJ. ROHRER, Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctone ers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
TATE. CONSISTING OF Two THREE-
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE CONSULTING OF Two THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES
ON STREET NORTHWEST. OPPOSITE
TIE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
BY virtue Of deere, passed on the 18th -
day Of October. A. D. 1873, by the Supreme mil
Court Of the District of Oelumbia, in cause A2:0.
No. 642S. equity, wherein Thomas A. Stephens is
complainant and Mary i. Stephens ct al. are de-
fendabts- the UNDERMINED trustee, will sell at
pubic au, ton, in front of the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAY, the 3Oth day Of April, A. D. 1879, at 80
O'clock NJ, the following described real estate in
the city Of Washington, d. c., known and described
on the plan OF said city the easternmoet thirty
Fix feet four and inches front Of lot NUM-
bered twenty C2O), in square numbered Ave hun
bred and sixteen (516), and running back with that
width one hundred (1O0) feet; improved by two
Three-stoTy and Basement Brick Houses.
Terms OF sale prescribed by decree: One,third
cash. residue in three equal instruments. at six.
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, for
which the purchaser notes to be passed to the
Trustee, payable to his order in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day of sale,
nj the rate OF seven per centum per annum until
paid, or all cash. at purchasers option The Trus.
tee Will reserve lien upon the property until the
whole purchase monev is paid. 300 down on each
house at time Of sale. and it purchaser fails to COM
ply with terms Of sale within five days from day Of
SALE property to be resold after five days. notice in
the Evening Star newspaper at risk and cost Of de
fau,tins purchaser. Oonveyancing at purchasers
cost JOHN F. HANNA. Trustee
=. Webster Law Building.
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E'OLEY. Auctioneer,
THREEsTORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. ITO
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN

DIIH AND 1 Ioah .s. III - nUTdfoN
Amelia Talbot we will sell at public auction, f...
in front Of the premiees, on SATURDAY., the ~.
the west half OF Lot 49, Of Spalding Wilson's sub
division of original Lot one %, in Square one hun
bred and fftyeight (158'. in Washington CITY, c.,
together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: $500 cash, (of which $50 will be
required al deposit when the property is struck
OFF, the balance in two equal installments. at six
and twelve months, with interest from the day OF
chaser'e notes and deed of trust on the property
sold. The Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the purchasers risk if the sale be not
closed within seven days from day Of sale.
BASIL JACKSON.
WILLIS j. SMITH,
~ Eats fa of 1ta MI