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o. IN CHANCERY
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. =


Samuel Strong, William, J. Martin, Horatio "
GILBERT, and Martha A. c. Lincoln.
The object of this suit is to procure a decree 70
annUl and make void ce,tain deeds to said defend.
ants Of certain real estate in the CITY of Washing
ton, and IN the bi described pa OF Lot one ii
IN square seven hundred and 'fty-six tz56,D as
fraudulent.
The bill states in substance, that the said com
palnant being seized and possessed of said real
tees in said bill stated, and without consideration
obtained the said compliments signature To deed
of portion Of said IN said bill described, which
corded among the land records OF the Distric. OF
Columbia, THAI the said comp lnant, after the dis
c6Sery OF the aforesaid fraud, refused to acknowl-
edge the said deed as the statute in such ca ser
made and provided requires.
The bIli further states that the sad Strong and
favor OF said Martin thai the said Martin c3nveyed
II to one Gilbert In trust to the said Strong
the pay nent of a certain sum of money in the said
and wife and Martin convey ed the same to the said
Lincoln, who now claims the said property And
further that the said defendants, at the time of the
the said fraud and deceit to which the complainant
was subjected and the Irregular acknow eel cement
of said deeds. and the said deeds are null and void
on account thereof. And further that the said
strong, Martin and lincoln are on-re sidents.
IL Is thereuPOr, this 3lst dsy Of May, A. ID. Ia5a
adjudged and ordered that the complainant, by
newspaper published In the city Of Washington
once week for SIX successive weeks Def re the 81
Monday OF October neIt. 1882 the first insertion to
notice to the said absent defendants of the object
and substance of this bill and warn them to appear
the said Sd Monday Of October next to answer the
premises and show cause. if any they have, why a
DECREE ought not to pass prayed.
Test: yNO. A. SMITH, Clerk.
RogERT G. THRIFT, Solicitor for Comp ainant
True cop{,,Test: JNO. A. SMITH, Clerk.
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More Gold Stories

LEAvESwoRTH, June 10-The Pixies Peak eY-
press has arrived, and brings ertraordinary r.
Roris OF rich nuggets having been found in North
FORK Twenty thousand dollars has been welded
oy Sregory mine alone, and the gold fever has
Droke OUT with greater virulence than eve, :,
Denver city Is almost depopulated The express
brings some rich specimens Of gold and there h
great excitement here ' -
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SksrRE MARkrr.-Bnsiness appeared to be nat
comparatively. in the market fhfs morning The
attendance Of dealers was fair, the supply of pro-
visions, as to quantity and quality excellent; the
prices OF many articles declining, bot the sales
were dull early in the morning, when they are
generally most active. In the butchtrs' depart
ment, although the stalls were richly provided
little was doing. In the vegetable department
little was doing. though the supply offered at the
stands was Of excellent quality. The prices in
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By A, GREEN. Apctionasr

VALUABLE IMPROVE AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY on THE Navy YARD ArAUc-
rtoN:-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, shall
SELL IN 'front.' OF the premises. at u'cock D. m the
Lot In Square No. $751; fronting % feet on sth street
east aud 5feet on street south. with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of substabtia two story
and attic Brick Dwelling and Store, with dry cellar
UNDER all now occupied by j. G. Cross as a shoe
sore and under rent for Slea per anpum; with a
story Brlek Warehouse with cellar q brick wal
connecting the two buildings
Also, an unimpfOved Lot, adjoining fronting Is
feet inches on J. street south. in the same Square
running back So feet, This lot has brick walls on
two sides and building may be erected at q small
expense.
Terms One-thIrd cash balance in 6, ~, and IL
A deed given and deed of trust taken. Title in.
disputable. "
je lots A. GREEN Auct
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Dr.. HosTETTER's BTTTERs have received the
warmest enccmlums from the press and people
throug houtthe Union. AS "a valuable tonic for the
cure of dyspepsia, Flatulence, ConSt patton and
general nervous debilit,, II cannot be approached
Every day new cases of its great effect are chroDi-
cled through our public jou nails There is nothing
equal to the enjoy meEt which the ed expert,
ence when using this valuable specific. Its mild
tone, its sure and Wig action upon dsordeTed
stomach and the cleansing of the entire human body
should recommend IL 70 all classes of our cOmmDnI,
~. All that will be necessary To convince the sker-
be satisfied. ~
Sold BY Druggists and dealers generally, every
Whofe. ne 7 cost
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On the nth instant, OF scarlet foyer, A. LAW
RENEE, eldest son OF CatharIne @. and X ebert H.
Mahcellus, aged years, months, and l2days
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
Afternoon, at O'Clock.
In this city, on saturday morning, June nth,
HAMILTON WOODBRIDGE, sol Of Fiorence
Greenhow and Treadwell 8. Moore, U. 8. A, aged 5
ears and months.
The flends Of the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral To morrow, Sunday y 81 81 p NJ. from the
residence OF Mrs. Gresnhov, No. SOS 18th st.
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Murder ON board n Steamho,,

NEW ORLEANS, June IO-A yeatlspo.n man,.
Lyons, the brothef-in-law Of Mr. Thomas a siIt
dealer OF New York, was murdered ON board r..
stedner Maiagorda, ON her trip from Indianola
A passenger named Hill was arrested on ~.
charge of PerPetrating the murder and taken 70
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Baitimere Markets.

BALTIMORE, June I1.--Flour steady: Ohio 81
w heat closed duh but steady; white ii 6Ossl IS
red II 5OaS1 GO. Corn closed dull and heavy: vel
low SclaS7c 10y De'
Provisions closed dull and heavy
Whisky closed duh and nominal AZ oqc
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NEW ROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA Our readers
will see, by advertisement in another column that
- Hands Line" by steam to Philadelphia, (via
canal affords fine facilities for receiving freight
from that port, or sending it thither
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The Picnic AND TARGET ExcURsIoy of the
National Guard, at Arlington Springs, comes of
on Tuesday next, on which occasion the Mont
gomery Guards will be their guests
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PERSONS DESTROYS Of laying in furniture cheap.
should look at the advertisement in another col
umn, Of r. Buchly, dealer in second hand furni
ture. Seventh street between and H.
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by =. =. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
EUhNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
y rMExlcAN MINIsrER.-On RSDAY
mOhNiNE, June 18th. At 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence 81 uen hobles, Mexican Minister,D on
street, oetween Hermant svenue and 18th street,
we shall sell, all his Furniture and Effects, com
prisirg- ~
A superb Boston make rosewood case. iron Il anne.
fiano Forte; hne cloth cover and rosewood stool
SUIT OF handsome Carved Walnut Parlor Furniture.
SS2hhsiSsthng OIL two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and
Rosewood Marble top Centre Table, Card Re-
2handsome Walnut Bookcases. whatnot.
Palr OF french Plate Mantei Mirrors,
morocco covered Turkish Lounges, and Moroc-
Handsome Rep Curtains Cornice. &c.
E-ench china Vases and Mantel Ornaments
walnut sancy Tables and Fancy Chairs,
Walnut SOFAS, Bamboo Chairs,
Writing Tables, Desks, Fire Sets,
Brussels Parlor, Chamber, and Stair CARPETS,
Ollcioth, knzf, stair Rods and Eyes, Hat Tree,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Washstsnds
Toilet Tables, Cane seat Chairs, Rockers.
Iron Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Holsters and Pillows. Blankets and Spreads
Walnut Extension Dining Tables,
walnut Dining Chairs, Carving Tables,
Hands9me French China Dinner, Dessert, Tea and
Glasswar' Table Cutlery, Ice Pitcher,
Silyer-plated Cake BASKETS, Walters &C.,
RefrlgeratOrs, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves
Also, at II O'Clock, IN front of the premises
Double Harness, of~. "N
Fine Grey Horse, works in single harness, and per-
forms well under the saddle. .I-
Terms: $50 aud under, cash over that sum, a
credit OF 6o and days, for satisfactorily endorsed
jell-d J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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O'BRIEN is crowded all the time. Some people
wonder how il is, We can tell them That store
on the corner of I. and Ninth streets advertises.
and the neighbors know just where to 90 and get
what they want. Go!
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Ma. EDIroR: observe in the National Intell
g~neer Of this morning local item, in which Il Is
recommended To the lately appointed public gar
d"ner the eNcisiOn or destruction Of the sycamore
Tres which the writer strongly objects to- on ac-
count 81 their ugly appearance condemning them
most phaticaly undesirabl either for sbeauty
81 form or abundance Of shade" Now, with al
driefen"- To the psychological critic Of the lntel
Hth'rr, venture the remark that much stronger
Objection may IL taken u the sickly and offensive
HidntLns, or tree Of heaven as il seems unappro-
P'ist"ly named, which most Of our citizens regard
- "A su-et huisance' at this time Of the year and
Which renders The otherwise delightful promenade
ca Pennsylvania avenue very disayreeable 10 saw
Tie least Of IL | confess, Mr.. Editor that am
asionished 10 find this ultra-eondemnation of the
sycamore without like denunciation Of the alan.
thus O..rnu--
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NEW YORK, June 1l.-Stocks are higher; Chi
cago and Rock Island 60; Illinois Central sbsre.
2Gt Michigan Southern 81; New York Central
gt Mo. 6's S. ~
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WATCH RETURNs.-Cornelius Reariden, drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs, Is. RObt Spill
man, peddling without license; do 800 SIS
Classy Peters, drunk and disorderly; do .. IS
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VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
roa SAIF.0In pursuance Of the last will and
testament Oh Dr Hanson Perm, late of Prince
STaqUHy ss 81 to PTSo
At II O'CLOCK if fair, if not, the next fair ds;
thereafter, at his late residence ne ar Badensbnrg
MaIylsnd, that highly desirable tract or parcel Of
iand OF which he died seized and possessed called
,Yarrow," containing from one hundred TO one
hundred and sixty acres.
This property is beautifully and most elgibly sit
burg, and lying between and bordering upon the
Baltimore and Washington RAJ lroad and the Ralt
lneie ana w ash,ngton Turnpike, distant about 4
or mics from Washington city, and adjoins the
lands OF John c. Riyes, Esq. IL is in high state of
cultivation, having been loog and most pro6tsbly
nsed as market garden for which It is well ca.cu
the choicest fruit large barn. and every neoessa
~ building, either for farming or gardening pur
The main dwelling stands upon an eminence COM
manulng hne view OF the village, railroad, and
surrounding country, Is two stories high, in excel
painted In the most fashionable style and by an ex
perlenced mechanic, within hundred wards of the
depot OF the Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
grove oftrees of the ra-est kind selected with the
greatest care and planted with much tasts, and is
ornamented with large collection of shrubbery of
oInerent varieties. Considering its proximity To
Washington city, by railroad and turnpike beauty
oil location, facility of procuring fertilizers adyan.
tages IN relation to health. society. soil. &c il Is
Pte-enlnently adapted and presents many induce
ments for handsome and valuable country seat
, The land Is annually increasing in yalue and
these having capital could not make a safer, more
Judlclous and profitable investment than by pnr-
chasing II; and rarely is favorable an ooportuni
yPretented for certain and sure specu latiop
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in 1, 2
me oay OF tn be secured by the notes of the pur
chaser, with security to be approved by the under
signed Title lndlsputable.
SITS ExeeutOr of n neoD parr
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BEAR IN MIND the daylight and moonlight ex-
cursion Of the Printers Arlington Association on
Wednesday next. See advertisement In to-day's
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The NEW HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES IL all
alive to-day with wOrkmen, some engaged in
taking up flooring and laying masonry and piping
for increased heating facilities, and some making
preparations for the substitution Of sofas for the
arn-chairs and desks heretofore used by tue men,
bers- Ii will be remembered that the House Of
Representatives, last session, voted to do away
with single chairs and desks and adopt the Eng
lish parliamentary style Of advancing TO a table In
the centre OF the room whenever a member may
need pen and ink facilities-a change which IL is
bers will be obliged to sit bolt, upright and at
tend to the work Of the hour, instead Of writing
letters and franking documents as heretofore
The arm-chairs and desks have not been sold but
have been costly piled away in the basement, so
that In case the change proves unpalatable to the
members there is nothing more to be done than
order a restitution
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Jas. C. Mcclure & Co.
sold yesterday part Of lot No. TO- in reservation A.
with the Improvements, to Samuel Norment for
S6,50O. Also, the adjoining lot to z. w. Brown
ing for CD cents per foot
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REMEMBER the Strawberry Festival of the ladies
of Fletcher Chapel this evening" in TAYLOR build.
ing, Seventh street II may be the last one Of the
season. = -"
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BURGLARr.-Last night, the shop of John F.
Grimes boot and shoe maker, Twelfth street, be-
tween and ii, was entered by thieves, and about
three and half dozen pairs Of ladies' and gentle
mems shoes, many Of them made to order, were
stolen. They got in by forcing the back door
Mr. Grimes being beginner almost in business
Is hardly able 70 endure a loss so heavy
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EN-, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by a. UhEEN, AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
:, 4 ON liTB sTREkr EasT, NEAR THE Navy YARD
Schell and wife, bearing date on the nth day oSep
tember, 1887 and recorded in Lber j. A. 8, No. Ii2
foios 49, seq the subscriber will sell, at public
O'Clock p. H., on the premises, Lot Nos in Square
NO. lWn, fronting feet inches llth street east
between south nj and streets, by ll7 feet inches
deep to 3ltOot alley, with the improveme nts, con
sisting of three story Frame Dwelling, with brick
hascinsnt, pjnred by FIRE, STABLE slaughter house,
&c.
Terms: One third cash; and balance in 6 and -
months with int rest from day sale secured by deed
liz trust upon the property And if not complied
with IN days alter the sale, the Trustee reserves
the night to resell upon weeks NOTICE, at the
risk and expense of the defaultpg pu: chaser. All
conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser.
EDWARD T.. MUD, Trustee.
Je l-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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By GREEN. Auctioneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
i LOTs ON THE AND, ON 9Th STREET WRsT-
By virtue of the last will and testament of Hanson
Barnss, deceased, and an order of the Orphans
Court the subscriber will SELL on THURSDAY,
the 10th day of June 1854, at o'clock p. m on the
premises, Lots No. Is and 10, in William Il. Todd
and William ii. Gunnell's subdivision OF square
No. i65. fronting each q feet inches 9Th street
west between south ID and streets, by 100 feet
deep; The above property is eligibly situated and
rapidly enhancing value.
Terms: Oae- third cash I; the balance in and y
months, secured by the purchasers notes, bearing
interest from the day, Of sale, with deed oftrust
upon the property and If not complied with in SIX
one weeks notice, az the risk and expense Of the
ALEXANDER LEE,
Administrator, G.. L. A.
ma "a eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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STILL ANOTHER NUIsAScE.-This is the Tiber-
creek nuisance, at that interesting locality where
the Tiber, Second street and Pennsylvania avenue
meet IA conjunction. The locality is perhaps bet
ter known by the name Of the old railroad depot
Just east Of the old railroad depot we discover a
sIuee Of ground about eight or ten feet wide w hich
goes, FOR want of better name, rs Second street
b-tween the old railroad depot and Tiber creek
W here the street ends in width Tiber creek be-
gins. aud where there used 70 be about ten feet in
width OF street there il the waters Of the Ii
O-r, which How smoothly along over the mud and
Othrr filth which forms its bed. From the edge of
thls ten-fest-wide street to the aforesaid waters
There Is Perpendicular fall Of about ten or twelve
f"-i; and as the muddy water flows along Ii seems
10 wait IN its SOW course, for some unsuspecting
aud confident hack or team driver LO be preeipta-
Ted IhtO its filthy bosom. This little incident fire.
Gu@ntly occurs, and is occasionally varied by an
accompanying splash of loud and bitter epithets
not Of the most religious natnre and about once
week, more or less, AN unlGcky passenger may be
heard 10 bewa the total neglect OF the authorities
ana 10 threateR vengeance upon the unluck XIV Cor
Poranon that cannot afford 20 protect the necks of
Us citizens from peril At the expense Of a few dol.
lars ON a necessary improvement. Complaints
loud and fearful reach our ears, daily about this
extraordinary street; and we wait TO see whether
The Corporation viii leave the nuisance to abate
Itself as they did in the case Of New York avenue
until they were compelled TO pay heavy bill OF
damages, or whether they have learned by that
dearly-bought experience that " 4 stitch in time
saves nine
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NEW PAINTING AND GRAINiNG ESTABLISHMENT.
We have seen specimens of the painting and
granting executed at the new establishment of
Messrs Beaurean & Moore, Ash Sixth street, and
take pleasure in stating that their limitations of
woods ana marbles are unsurpassed by anything
that we have ever seen i'm their line.
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AUCTION sALM
THIS AFTERNOON a To- M0Rpo
r,HRg yIIteb sNos sV,N A. CO. ASetigpe.1.

r,HHNcERYo s3I.E Of VI ih.ITtcasiSgpser, On
~ o. GRouNp.-By virtue ofs decree Of The I ct
cult Court of the District Of Columbia sittins in
complainant and Richard Barry, William B. Lyn
dali, and others are defendants. the undersigned
trustee, appointed said cause will SELL at pubi,c
auction, IN front Of the premises, on SATURDAY..
the 18th day Of June next at O'Clock M, Lot No
feet 10 inches on Virginia avenue ia feet inches
and 90 south stree % feet inches, and contain
ing ieet more OF less. which may be sold entire
or IN parcels 10 suit purchasers.
Terms OF sale: Oae third ofthe purchase money %
De pald In cash. and the residue three equal pay
Win interest, with . surety sureties to be ap-
PSovea by the trustee. Deeds at purchasers cost,
u the terms OF sale are not complied with within
day from the day Of SALE the trustee reserves the
Isht 20 resell on giving 5days public notice. at the
risk ana COST oil the defaulting Purchaser,
RICHARD BARRY, TrpstAe
les J. Q. MCGUIRE & co. Ancfs
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty aud very cheap Ice
ream and w alter Ices at 81 -51 per salon. ut the
fmisdelPhia Confectionery, corner 18th and + SITS.
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d RECEIVED THIS DAY,
j Err Express, a magnificent lot of Gold WIN
DOW SHADES Of6, 7, and feet, embracing some
very r,ch and novel designs, Also, PICTURE
COR Dis and TASSELSof vari ous sizes and colors.
We have on hand some very choice Oil Painted
FIREBOARD PRINTS, together with a iayge
stock of palmer ones, all of which we are offering
FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK,
ie 8-1w Corner 9th and ID
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The WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
RourE.-The steamer Powhatan will commence
running regularly twice a week between this city
and Norfolk, on next Monday. This arrange
ment will restore to citizens their usual sum-
mer facilities Of taking pleasure and health ex-
cursions To Norfolk and intermediate points For
time schedule, rates Of fare &C. see advertise
ment in another column
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ORAroRIo OF THE CREATION AT ST. ALOYsIUs
CHuRcH.-We hear that the management of the
oratorio to prevent confusion, has laid open a
plat OF the Church at Metzerott's Music Store,
where all persons who have purchased tickets.
can have their seats secured
We learn also that the rehearsals are proceeding
most satisfactorily, and that all indications point
give genuine delight to all lovers Of music.
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THk Poor as well as the ricA can have sure cure
Tor Coughs, Colds and Consumption. in Its primary
stages, owing To- the cbeapness of Mrs NJ ~. Carl
ner's lbdlan Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound,
uetiieine that has proved blessing TO our race.
II IS sold by all Druggists. aud Messrs. Weeks a.
Potter, Boston, are the general agents iee-Iw
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TRusTEEEf.sA OF fEfEE hRMlAA SSetti IsfEa

TRUSTEE'S OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
HORSES, DC, AT AUcTIoN.-By virtue of n deed
OF trust from Joseph b. Quinter to the Subscriber
dated March 49, 1853, and duly recorded In Liber j.
Is, No. l7l, follOs Sc, 81, 81 and a. shall sell in
and ID streets, on TUESDAY, the Dist day of June
next, at 10 O'Clock, the following goods and chates
TO wit:
Seed Drill, Thrashing Machine,
Fan Mill, Cutting Box,
I Sorrel Horse, Iron GREY Horse,
Terms cash on delivery.
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
ma ~ eo&ds GREEN anct
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WALL & BSRNARn. An ~ = :
By i; G: MCGUIRE & CO, -Auouoneers.

nk By S Il en- E; Mcguire go. Ausnopeers.
deed in trust bearing date on the 18th dsy of I9Iy
1888, and recorded IN Liber J. A. g. No 49, folio -
MONDAY, the 18th day Of June, lass, 81 6 O'clock
p m, at the auction store of James G.. McGuire a.
avenue, the whole of Squsre No. 1854, fronting aSS
iset inch on each of north and streets and SIS
No u. ia Square No. 49, fronting 81 feet on LIST 81.
east, between south B and G streets. The above
value, and offers favorable opportunity To persons
desiring to buid or invest
Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6. y. II.
and "a months, with interest from day of sale. Sc
core1 6y sdesd IN trust on the property and IL not
seryes the right to resell, upon one weeks nstce,
at the risk and expense OF the defauting purchaser
ALL GH a the eE Of the pqTehassr
je2 eo&ds J. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
' Town FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The subscribers,
bidder on WEDNESDAY,, the i5h Of u. JSI ng geg
right title and interest Il said the a sae
ioPP,n ts property N ne GsosgetoTs IS 70 w.t.
with two Frame Dwelling Houses thereon, Situated
on the east side OF Jefferson street.
fa Also part Of the same Lots 60 and g. fronting
with the line OF the Cana IC7l4 feet.
d hso' s0 fsa, part e Lot No Beat ad
ana 81 feet on the west side 81 Montgomery street.
and an undivided third OF Lot No 22S. Beatty and
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
SIX and twelve months, for which the purchaser will
be required to give their notes bearing interest To
~ eonveyancing at the expense ofthe purchasers.
II the terms of Sale not complied with within
t9tee days. the property will be re-sod the risk
" J. b j., f. !. gEAAIhFhG2 ,R Er'tor..
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