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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-11-19
For Sale or Lease.

VALUABLE HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND
MILL PROPERTY.
4 GOOD Mill Property, consisting OF a Flour
n Mill, saw Mill. Water Power good TWO
story Brick Dwelling, Smoke House, plenty
oi spring water Cistern in the yard, 4% acres
Of Land, on which there is a good quality Of
cement Rock. which has been burned on the
premises; situated miles east of shepherds
town on the Potomac River, convenient TO
he .he I. 4 o. Canal. Will lease with privilege
to purchase. For further particulars call on
or address
FLEMING & SNYDER,
Real Estate Agents, Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-11-19
SALT! SALT! SALT!

TUsT received q car load of fresh Salt In:
J cluding Fine, Liverpool, g. A., Dairy ana
Rock Salt w. N. LEMEN.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

drew II long breath and informed the
special jurymen that they were dis
charged and The regular jury that they
were excused fer tn, day. Mr. Wal
lace gave notice of the fling oi a bill OF
exceptions. The court gave Judgment
in a minor ease and la Il moment the
court room was almost deserted.
Rober; still seemed 10 sink lower in
his seat. of all the world this hus-
band and fathcr found none to sup
port or give him cheer ~ this hour of
his woe but hi attorney. Mr.. Wallace.
who approached and tried to say
something 10 comfort him. The fears
bean courSing down the old man :
worn cheeks and finally ne broke into
suppressed sohs
BY and bye Under sheriff iiaiha-
ways footsteps broke the oppressive
silence and he whispered something in
The prisoners ear. lie arose. stag
gercd and nearly fell. but was sup
ported 10y the Oilicerwhil. he pulled on
his hat and made his way out oi the
court room and across to che county
Jail. Il was the first tin", since he has
been under he accusation that led to
the conviction that ho had been inn
prisoncd; doubtless the iiist time in
his long lie. aud the realization of his
position must have come upon him
with fearful force.
II * probable that "a motion for II
new trial will be made. bat Wht ther it
will be entertained. and ii 50. wh"th her
he prisoner viii be hailcd during its
pendency. are questions at present
unanswerabic.
Very general sympathy = felt for
than 10y the iurynlcn. who frii II their
duty to render n verdict of guilty
against William X Roberts The
penalty in such ca-e~ j. Imprisonment
in the territo torial pcnitcntinry for Il
term not less than two years nor more
than ten yrtrs.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
CONVICTED OF EMBEZZlEMEaT.
w. X. R01er.s. ex-Treasurcr Of Lewis and
Clarke County is Found Gully.

The eN-trri~urcr of Lewis and Clark,
county. ". X. Roberts, WA convicted
10y Jury trial. in Tia" Third Judicial
District Court. at Helena. on the lith
inst. oi cmbczzlin2 SJJ. .uoo.
Roberts went out Of office in March
50. aud the deficit was NOT wholly
discovered until May, -. when hc
was arraigncd before a commit inl
ma.i~, rate and bound over 10 the fall
term oi court and the ease contin-
ucd To the present term.
This summer h- hond~npn. hnv.
Uatisrr and Dan F!oWrrcc made II sci
tlcment of fifty cents uu the dollar
with the rounty cummis- -ioner-. pay
ing the commissioner ia the nrighhur
hood oi ~ 1000. which released hi~
bond-mrn. bat the law had u grip uu
Il pbrrt- AMI hr will now be- made "a
suffer for his crime. ii not oi apprppri-
ating he money himself. al ns.l,,.iiu.
to keep posted on Tia. Nori,in-- of the
office hat he wd- responsible f,r.
The ver'li', "i the lury Wa. ~ '"l-
lows:
"Wc tin iury in th- nh"vr entitled
ease i,nd thr defendant guilty oi ru
hrLll"mrnI ~ tEr manner and iprn a~
charged nv thr iudirin~n'
signed ~. GLEA~p>. Foreman.
And ~ say Won nll. inquired th,
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The commissioner oi Internal rcNr
uur has submitted his annual report
10 the secretary of the treasury. |, is
an elaborate document of / - printed
pages. and glNcs dctailel account oi
the opera tinns oi the internal revenue.
-eryirc In il. he past fiscal year a.
compared with previous years. The
total receipt, from all sources oi inter
nal revenue taxation for he fiscal wear
rndyI Jane 30. S>ti. we're 81 16.Jp1.
: ~. rs compared with hSlto.12l.I2l
lur thr year 1850; Sl2i .5yD. p:iJ for
the year 1851; SliI.353.3Il for The
year Ssh; uud ~ 6..j23.a.3 Tor the
year l>~2. \ statement of withdraw
al, inr consl,mpt ION during the past
year ~ compared with tine pro"rlin.
year shows II large increase in all art
r!c- ot taNa'ion except ~nlF. ol Whlrh
thr-r Nu~ u decrease of Sl9l.1I1.
The principal increa~" was ia cigars.
ciI1ro,t'-. and spirit distilled irpm
r"Iiu. The cost of collie, iun during
tine year WHS $i.2gp. i~1. being about
- pcr cent. of the amount eolic,tci.
Tive collections during The pres iotl-
year cost -. lll, l:ip. ur about 30
Der ,r'ni. 90! tue amount collected.
T. is e-iImutc'i thlf 81 .oOn, ,oOowill
b, collected during The current fiscal
stsr ffOh the Nailou- sources of inter
nal !f.r"uur.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

for bringing rattle ia from Montana free oi
duty be extended-in which the Journal
claimed that the protective measure placing
n tax of three dollar, per head on all cat
tie admitted To the British possessions i-
a matter Of great importance to the stock
growers ofthis tcrritory-saNs Doubtless
it il IA matter of great Importance. u Is
matter Of such great Importance that IT
may induce the United states government
to realize that Cana Ia would not b. the
only one TO profit from some kind II reel
procity. Ii Canadian ranehnleu prefer
Montana ranges To their own would the
rnited states admit several hundred thous
ami IL the,I cattle free Of duty? Its a
mighty poor RUE that won't work both
ways 1t is n matter Of great Importance
chat il American ranchmen want to use
our ril lnge-. they shonld De Obliged to pay
duty on their stock. This may he n selfish
view oi the matter. but it is IA business
view oi il al ali events. and we doubt, II
the shoe was ON the other foot. II our
American cousins would hc inclined to
practice what they preach.
The River Prs, has ever been a great
admirer oi Major Maginni-. hut its admira
tion has materially increased since the late
campaign, principally because Mr.. Maginnis
dii his duty ~ u democrat. when he
could not consistently. after being honored
as he has been by the party. do otherwise.
The Press takes the ground that proper
credit has hardly been don. Major Magin-
mir for the admirable part taken by him in
the memorable contest Just closed. M
more eloquent and telling speeches were
made during the campaign. and no ON,
worked harder or more effectually iur ~,
success of the democratic cause than Ma
ior Naginnis. " ssnlr other men had been
IN his place. bearing the just grievances ~
himself and friends, the, would have suikct
that is not the sort Of "a democrat Major
Maginnis is, aud his devotion to the part,
aud his great efforts in it, hehali entitled
him to the universal THANKS 90 tie demo.
crir. of Montana-and "A great deal mota
substantial reward than that i hc Il sirc-
IT. We have seen i, hinted at in the terri.
toral press that Major Maginuis j. likely
~ soon succeed t,o,crnor IIau>.r IA the
executive chair what foundation there
may be for il We d. not know, hut if GOV
liauser il tired of the carus of state aud
desires To- lay them down, nothing would
please the friends Of Ma ior Maginnis NOR.
than his appuintn'rnt to that position
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The Woo! .;rower thus defines uun'rr-
chantable wool: t'ninci, hantahlc wool
intelligibly quoted ar valued hccuurc .i
some specific detect: such a~ burn, IA greater
or less quantity ia the hecccs. cuttcd flee
ccs. ilcrccs i.li,,. with chan or other foreign
matter, huii-wa.hrd fleece. in "a lot offered
as washed, rotten staple. wool disculprcd
10y age moth eaten, musty. dEnir. "tr.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The Helena Herald voices the srnt mcnt
Of thu ma ajorty Of Americans when At SAYS.
We may hc sure that the iarincr- of the
country. most of whom own their uwn
land will never join II party founded to
promote Henry Georse's theory ~ ccn, raj
roniisration, or even ui purchase and
ownership oi all land. 10y the general gov
ernnent The proper time to have intro
duccd this reform into America would have
been the year that Columbus disco vered
the continent. Il ia a sin 4uinr thiag that
Georges following j. principally in the
tion.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

Newspaper mcn are now employing their
massive intcilrcts in Nominating various
mcmbers oi,ct for spcaker"f the house aud
president of the council. The River Press
noiinatcs J. T.. kanou~c, ol Mca,Ecr and
thinks him the best qunliiio,i, while ths
Independent placcs Frank Armstrong, al
Gallaiin, in the field aud SAYS he viii b. ~
gardrd as strong candidate fur speaker.
lie WAS pr'sidcui II the .ounrl AZ tin hast
session AMI satisfactorily discharged it,
trying duties. for president u} the council
Hon. Il. -. Hickman. uf Madison county.
will doubtless loom up as "a siron- candi-
date with perhaps Hon. VIII Kennedy, ui
MiSSuula, aS "a cpuptfitpr.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
Eontana's Tota! Vote.

A. near Us can De learned at this date
the total vote polled in the territory was
81 ga. an Increase over the vot. al two
years ago of 1910. The following table
compiled by the Independent gives the vote
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

In speakiu- 1i ". X. Eub..'-. 'y 'fra-
urrr "f Ir".s .ud Clarke ,uurty. the
Helena li,i.I ,sy-. Tho tr..r.t in the
Robert ct-. oa~ sonnet hing u. . -.u.ral
-urIiis. q, o.r people, lut r.t'.rr uf tlr
theory thtt .Es -a.ri rnulu. sympathy y
for he arcu- 1t wanld sway tI. Iars, thau
that the las v1uit be appli'i To- 90" iari-
in accoriu.e- - th" oath unlrr which
the jury .rtrd and tlIair -.u-r oi puhlit
duty. No ore iu thi- community l-.ii-vs-
that krup Robert. - a. iti {. pr that De-
hi- taken 81. cpuufN mpu.v tp -lJtnler
ou hi~ own person cor ir tH. u.'Hlrrr. pi
prr-,unl ,irr- al any Siud. if i-a mHtt-r
"i "ouui.n ustr.efN ,u-r. and hrs tho
msilrv went. II ua- criW'u9' raHicHrr
alone for vl'-h ',r. Epi'.rt- w., ,uuti,t' 3
and fully warranted D., tr. -its-. OF Ju.iss
Wade. a uiru slrr..'l. -f.'r- Oh. law n
,hi- I'll /: within '.rprsuHr. dut.,, g.. s
county t~.t-.,r.. 20 s5,v ir1u h- hu"s,
at AN. ,... sr f4r amy l.y.u p.r.pd tie
amount ni uaa.e g. ha~ r....r.d the
exact amount b.. at- pt.@ a.t a..I So.
exact am"Iut ou hand. N.-i-.io. in amy
nf these rarjirular- whereby 90. puf'i,
mud- are .Huauaar,l -'aisn rr 'p--
would s'r criminal r.-'- .-,-
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COULDN'T MANAGE An ANTELOPE JUST NOW
In relation TO the offer OF . Washington man
now living In the west TO furnish an antelope
10 be placed in Franklin park Commissioners nj
Public Buildings and 3rounds Wilson writes ID
Commissioner Webb that he hopes some day Ia
have geological garden In . portion OF the
smithsonian grounds, and meanwhile does not
think Il would be good thing 70 perm. an
cially as the gates are now open all the time.
Moreover, there Is no money with which TO
pay fur the care of the animal were the western
mans offer accepted.
THE TELEPHoNE SERVICE
The chesapeake and fotomac Telephone
company having raised the rental on their in
struments from Sl5 In $50 each annually the
number now In use as TO keep down the ex.
penses Tor this service. The number now
rented by the District Is seventy.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Z. Herlihy, erect
a two story and basement yelling, New Jersey
avenue, near street northwest; 81, 500. Mrs.
nenning'. bridge road. Rosedaie; $500 Mrs.
and story es
erect . three story and basement dwelling,
Ill7 street northwest; $500. w. h.
tween and Z streets south west; vi 300. s. Il.
Lyons, erect four two story dwellings, jefferson
son, erect a three story and basement dwelling
intersection of Rhode Island avenue and Z
street, $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
bert j. Robinson temporary clerk In the
assessors Office at u salary Of 5000. Charles
l.anman was promoted 10 temporary clerk at
$l loo per year.
In reply 10 First Auditor Chenowith as to
whether official Information exists that the
property of Howard University remitted OF per-
sonai taxes for the years 1879, 1850. and 1882,
py act OF Congress approved June 6th, 1882,
was conveyed by sufficient deed TO the Uuiled
States, the Commissioners state that IL was 90
conveyed
The Commissioners have appointed temper
arliy Alexander Mckenzie as surgeon for the
police and fire department., TO take effect from
the LIST OIL July, 1856.
Mr.. ID. e. Grayson, All q street northwest,
calls the Commissioners attention To a rotten
telegraph pole on u street, between ith and
oth, nearly opposite Mr.. Grayson's door. Ii Is
represented AS being two-tnrds rotted of at the
ground.
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PTNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
7Z3 14th ST. W.,
VIII be open all summer. Great reduction in price
jy2O
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HlHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneera.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON SEVENTH STREET tx
q "

s4t ~ OF sTREEr BRICK
OF WAsaINGTOY.
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust bearing -
1854. and recorded in liber 1918, folio 244, ct 6
SEQ one OF the land RECORDS Of the district Of
Diu aud Ut The request OF the holder OF the note
Ct ne on AH 1888 I t5uR
NJ the following described real estate. situate in the
Lot numbered two hundred and twenty eight (22Sl,
OF b. H Warmers subdivision of paris OF lots sixty
As, OF the office OF the surveyor of Washington coun-
Of sale tasS in three
equal payments, payable in six. twelve and eighteen
months. Purchase notes to be secured by deed of
trust on property sold and bearing interest per
Gent n ~ ss or all Option
Az couveyancins and recording at purchasers cost
q Gf s date are not 1 with
at RISK and cost Of defaultng purchaser, after five
n,e-eod JANIS nHhs' l. sa s14H. Trustees
BUSHNELL 4 cARUsI Real Estate BROKERS.
- zoos street northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
srKHEr EsEATf s1rVIh os NShPA Ans
T 1Nn1oT ,,Iru STREETS WEST. WASH
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of "a
the District of Columbia; passed in the cause Of
Us IT .stees will. on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JULY al 1886 at FIVE O'CLOCK
r NJ sell IT public auction in front Of the premises
square numbered &C. III the city of Washington, Dis
tric OF Columbia beginning for the same point
north street distant thirtyeisht 1881 feet seven ca
inches east nom the southwest corner of said lot and
running thence east on line of north street seven
teen feet thence running north the depth Of said LOT,
thence running west seventeen feet. and running
thence south to the place of beginning. improved by
a two-story frame building, No 2225 street north
west
Terms Of sale one-third of purchase money cash
and The balance thereof in six and twelve months
from day of sale the whole to bear interest from day
OF Sale and payments thereof secured by the pro is
sorry notes OF the purchaser: no deed shall be
gwen until purchase money and interest be paid A
lem is reserved on the property for said purchase
money and interest," the purchaser to insure the build
i z to satisfaction Of trustees and assign policy to
trustees. A deposit Of $50 required when property
Is Knocked down. All conveyancing at purc hasers'
costs Terms of sale must be complied with in ten
days from day OF sale
NATHA MEL CARUSI,
WILLIAM ]. MILLER, STrustees
w. c. DUVALL, AuctIoneer,
yI3d6os go St NV.
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M Ell


BoHRER On July 23d 1885, ct $40 q m,
GEORGE ALEXANDER BOHRER, youngest child
aiid only son OF GEORGE r. and Eva u boLrer, sxSd
TWO years, live mouths and Two days
NOTICE OF funeral hereafter.
ROLAND. ON Thursday. July 22d. 1850 AGs IA
vile VI Thomas holland Agsd twenty aud afsssi
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our heart
And bowed US down with grief
And beneath the silent sod
My darling Agnes sleepsL
Ali Agnes must give thee up;
You who love we'll
How can drink this bitter Gun,
Ana Say u long and last farewell
Funeral from the residence OF her father, VIVA. Ma.
Bride, boz Thirteenth soul invest sun day Juiv
10th, at = o'clock y. IN.
BROWN. WILLIAM BROWN, beloved husband
OF Patsy Brown, departed this life Thursday July "a
1855, at ocock I'm the fortieth year OF his ara
unerai Will Take place Nom the Attn baptist church
Sunday. July 10th, at IL q. Friends are respect
iuiiy invited. .
FAIR on Friday morning July 23d, at Drains
Vile. Fairfax county, Va, STEPHEN u EARR
aged sixty SIX years and eight months, father VIM
L., j. N aud r. ID. Farr of this city. 2s
HUNTER On Thursday afternoon July 81 lss6
IN ths eighty-hrn year of his age WILLIAM
HUNTER, Second Assistant secretary OF state
un raj from his late Residence, 1897 ~ STREET
West Washington. on sunday, ~ pm. Reiativ.s
and friends are invitedt attend. 2s
oMohUNDRo. on July %, 1856, at $50 clock,
the thlrty-secon year of Lbs age
Notice of funeral hereafter.
REEVES On Thursday, July 22d 1880 JAN IN
hlEN Is. ST.. amer long and Illness In the
seventy second year of his age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
iehd the FUNERAL al Ills late residence 2O5 street
northwest on sunday the 25th inst NJ = . clock % m
ltharies county, Nd, papers please copy 70
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SEWING MACHINES Nc

4 kNNERS OF SEN ING MACHINES WHICH
SIhave no offioe In this city can be supplied with
NtetiIes, Oils. Atachueu and
emf nI,iAcs at A EkBACHS :, 9Th and III SITS.
NE SlLEN NkW An kRICAN, Ma. !. of which
We nave he sole agency. maintains its uarcn
TOWARDS universal popularity. 1t being the only high
arm nacnns without spiral springs and without cog
whrels It's shuttle being twice US large a. foruerv
ihe thousands OF people III this city using ii pro
nounce tne No as the simplest ligh Est running
most carefully, accurately ana elegantly finished OF
AL IL Is the standard OF excellence has equal
4 he New No does more elegant embroidery work
than any other Have one sent 70 your house IN
spectiou and TRIAL Instructions free All kinds sold
rented. repaired aud sarranied L. ACEkBACH
jeo Cor. 9Th and III SITS Telephone Cali 422'2
FINHE WHITE Is KING THE ACME OF PER
Il lection ia the Category of sewing Machines. A
concentration and condensation yenius
and skill The range Oh work can not be exceiIed. IL
Is thing OF beauty and Joy see il ar
J. r. MCkENNEY'S. 81. vlE ST. NV j. r. RICH.
MOND, Manager. Machines of all kinds for sale or
rent f1rstciAss repairing done. Also, Central Office
fOr The Universal Patterns See them my2I
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News Briefs.

William Lockwood, the well known veteran
horsenian, fell dead in Buffalo yesterday of
heart disease.
the Philadelphia Beer Brewers association
have resolved To stand by Ehret, the boycotted
New York brewer, and refused To sell beer to
the boy cotters.
In the shooting at Wimbledon yesterday the
Irish team won the Elcho shield with an aggre-
gate score OF 1,f1l. The Scotch team scored
1,iOS, and the I'm .ish team $50.
The ieeiing IN Portland, Me in favor of private
retaliation, ii the government fails TO grant
public retaliatory measures, is increasing.
The Merchant Tallors' Exchange of Piitsburg
has created sensation by publishing the
names Of delinquent debtors. The list includes
some We'll known men.
Several leading Paris anarchists, including
Louise Michel, have been committed for trial
al the assizes Tor lnciting pillage and riot dur
ing the Strike at DecazeVille.
AT Rochester, NY, yesterday, MILFORD H
Barber beat the world uuicycie record by
making a nile in three minutes fifty-one sec
onds. which Is ten seconds better than auy pre-
ViouS time.
The Pennsylvania Tube Works company. at
have voluntarily advanced the wages OF ali
their workmen 10 per cent.
Brig. Gen. Gibbons officially denies the re-
port oi Indian outraSes in the Calispel county,
Oregon.
The seconds Of the principals in the Boulan-
Ser-De Lareinty duel deny that Gen. Boulanger
tired in the air.
The Berlin Cremation society yesterday had
special "seance" in honor OF President Cobbs
OF the Boston Cremation society, who is visiting
Berlin.
All gambling houses and policy shops In VII.
mIngton, Del, have been notified 10 close.
Billy Durhin, a well known tramp, was
prowiing about in the woods on the mountains
above Mauch Chunk, Pa, Tuesday night
Daniel Derr mistook him tor a panther and
shot him fatally.
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The CRISIS in England.

A WARNING THAT THE IRISH TENANTRY CAM
NOT MUCH LONGER BEAR THEIR BURDEN.
Lord Salisbury will arrive i'm London to-day
ana Will hold a conference with his coiieag ues
OF the old cabinet. He will go To Osborne on
Saturday. Mr.. Hubbard CONSERVATIVE offers
To resign his seat in London in favor of Mr..
Goschen, ii the latter accepts Office with Lord
Salisbury.
United IretIRd, Mr.. ParnelI's organ, COM
mentlng on the political situation, says: THE
Marquis OF Salisbury will be compelled ere long
To produce his manacles. During the past year
the Irish people have submitted To the bitterest
prlNatlons aud extortlons patiently. The judi
clal RENTS are becoming more impossible for the
tenantry 10 pay and more unbearabie. Ii is
absolutely hopeless TO expect any redress from
an English parliament. 1t is not In human
nature Tor the irish tenantry To longer refrain
from helping themselves Landlords will zig ht
Tor their rents with fire, sword or crowbar, thus
opislng Lord salisbury To pray parliament to
assist the landlord by some new tangled coer.
clOn act. Then VIII come the lug of Marr
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PROPOSALS.

IJROPOsALS FOn PAINTING AT THEtXECU-
Il TIVE MANSION.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDiNG3 AND GROUNDS
100 Penn. Ave. Washington N. u. G., July To- 1855
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate, will be received at
this aftiCt until TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON MON
DAY. AUtiU ST SECOND, 1856. for paint ing the en-
tire OUTSIDE of The EXECUTIVE ansion incuGins
door, pOrtcOs iron raiings. lamps lamp posts in
front Oi north frot iron raIliugs of bal
couy south front
No contract viii be awarded until Congress makes
tie necessary appropriations
Form anu specltiCN ions be obtained at this
ofhce The right Is reserved reject any pro-
pOSalS
JOHN NJ WILSON. Lieut. Col of Engineers.
iyZ3-6l Colonel n Army
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T'HOs. E wAGGAMAN,
III

l. Real Estate Auctioner.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
EASI SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND ]. STREETS S iUTHWEoT
BY virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded Ia ~
nber No 1129, folio 345 ct seq. Of the land iMS8
records OF the District of Columbia and at the NJ
request OF the party thereby secured Will sell at
IVA IWENTi,THIRD, 1855, at SIX O'CLOCK
m, part OF lot 81, in square 500. Beginning feet
north OF The south line of said lot 9th street. thence
norLh along said Get 20 feet; thence east feet:
thence south 20 feet and thence feet 10 the
place of beginning, improved by comfortable dwell
ing. No iOlS sixth street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash: the balance In three equal
insta mens, in six twelve and eighteen months for
winch notes of purchaser bearing interest from day OF
sale and deed of trust property sold will
be taken or all cash, option OF purchaser deposit
OF 800 will be required at time of SALE and all
yeyancing and recording will be at purchasers cost.
Iferms Of sale not complied with In ten days from
SAFE property Will be resod at risk aud cost OF default
Ing purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jy14-d&ds.