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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
THE EVENING STAR
LATE TELEeRAMS, &C

Ex-Coilector CsiiieotI OF Brootiyn. con-
Nieted OF revenue fraud, has bsea sentenced
TO pay a hne Of =, ooO and tws years nPrssOn-
mrnt IN the Albany peni entiary; Co'Onel X. q.
EniEh- sentenced 10 q hne Of $40 AMI
eiEht'en months ImprIsonment. anf JoAL -
Allen hEe OF Slos and oae Yeas an prison
me NJ Tor the ,ssmeyofsnse.
In The Con yeution Of the Suprrint .Ldeuts OF
insane Asyin ms IN Boston y~stsrday. a nv me-
ss 70 Sonenss wss adopted. sskrag rri,sf
uOh pohbcs liabilities, later ertng SIth the
proper d'seharee Of their dati-< by ne n persn-
Heotns OF ssyiums the SOU ihern Stsles
lately IN rebslissn. ! -
Rev. n BarnSs ssrs, Agent Of the P-s-
ccuy Eoocauousi FUND, met with q cordial
reception On Mississippi lie has visited s.ye-
rat towns In the State, and every aftact,oa "a.
shown 10 ham. He skpr SGD the hone 70 u,Aks
the tosr OF ne sOuth with Mr.. Pesbcdy
Crabtree, the father Of Lots tse sctrrss u>x
arrested IN New York yesterday. but no LEGAL
cha gee being preferred Against hun, ne WA.
discharged. Hls wife ard daughter have AZ
riy,d m New York.
match game OF base ball be ween the sAtA-
leucs,' OF Philadelphia, and the ~Bsckey.s,"
OF Cincinnati, Was played an the latter caty
Yesterday. Score Athletes" -, buckeyes"
Goulding, the re destr,sn. had completed hx
sSih mile Mt noon yesterday, and Was expect
go 10 npish his tramp OF one thousand mftes On
one thousand hours at four O'Clock thls morn
Eg.
Thomas A. Fuller. Past Grand Master ana
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Ms
sons, died NJ Nashville, Tenn. yesterday.
Simon Locke, Of Boston, wa. held 10 bail an
The sum OF Ss2,Up by Commissioner Hailet yes-
terday, on the charge Of smuggling.
The 81. Louis Merchants Exchange favor
lhe reduction Of the tax on whisky 70 Is cents
per gallon.
The cornerstone of Jewish temple wss la,d
IN Cincinnati yesterday.
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'XU(,TI(IN,S Xtxt
B4 cToFiR4s.L EgI,IE 2, 4 : SSt!!eea;s,.,2
southsss. ,fnef o. Penn stsn oe and i,tk street.

al :
EXTENSIVE SAFE oFvaIuABLE RrlL rs
rs
BY virtue Of decree ct the supreme Court of
and ,ss.. sssd s,s ne
fss S S.s q e ssd II
ton city at ,he ts1aaisss Of ieeols avenue. oppe,
.ss sIsSrSed Sepsts5a tDd siaSas % what
.sd ase1e CO. eortsiiss asfss more Or s f.s.
being The homestead eli the late wsshinston
ysyed asdsb divided into thirty are Its. oossAin-
,us e LinsolS aSenne, and fronts oD The ola Bls
tmse 30 ed the seii SnS.r rssssd for
and all contain mess desirable and eligible sites
iIr eoan,ry residences, asd contain from i've to
Lots from IA to IS, inclusive, front on avenues
rich ssden sa measoW snss VIII large ana unan aFs
ties of heavy timber containing many of the most
locking the Ga p.oi. PosoSse river s.d sTrrea nd
ing coultty, and con ain from i've to thirty zone
,I L.: y 9ss L,sms p.s
make, garden ior . number Of year.
Lot So 70 improved By good two-story and attic
water IT the door, and Is rich meadow and garden
Lot shas one Of the finest springs on # in the
Lot u is. improved by . large and commodious
r.sdencs Of The ls.s Washins.Sa B
ing thirteen large and airy rooms With four rooms
hns pump q water near t6s i house The srou 1
with carriage drives and walks and Sesuiifniiy Ar
ranged With eedsrs and other .evergreens. There
TSs snS BHs
as 1T oysrlooks the city Of Warrington and the Pc
Of any gentleman Who may desire magnificent
country residence. =
value. The whole property is eligbly situated for
country residences, market gardens, aud summer
ming streams, and is thus. a. well AZ from ia char
Se.f ara 70 ptesITi 70 the satiOns Casit
MIR G; Magruder, who resides u pom the prem.
ises win show the house to those desirou, OF see
,hs he property Sl ,. offered a. -hOls and i
sred according to the ssbdvsions ~. pa Ss OIL
which can be seen at the Auctioneers National In.
,eltsencer, and at the Mansion House on the prem.
The sale will be peremptory. The land con.
demned by the railroad will not be included in the
The trustees will requrs Governs ant from the pur.
B. erected on os.
t to ase ss,;h.d h n. a..,.
are: One fourth cash, and the residue in three
eighteen months from day of sale; said deferred 1
secured BY the notes of the purchaser endorsed to
the satisfaction Of the trustees and upon payment
asd de.d on e give Ss
at time of sale: COnveyancing and revenue stamps
SHShSs " SEER trustees.
Ie2, 10, 9&lO Auctioneers
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PROPOSALS.
PRGros as r9R rUFSIsg!NG TREsu
s EXT t Of TIE fhT PksrITSs TIE DifzRf
Ee0SqW1-fe-S Dsrar'sr~Bf Of IA, pIot,s
n L.---L 60 - - -----,

S,-,, 0mgha, N.5,asfs, Nay IS 1858
us ffsI F eisss in dap viii bs
Isg and the Acting G@fs o% nj IL.
49,, .ss f Fss,s 49, Sss: g.,s.
sS & Ssss i &.
k SSTt Ss SIIs, ,NsSrass. eem1.aies
siSS San se ssa,Sn T. s sS%s.ns
Fort D A Russell, ID T. y coInpanie.
Fort tettermsn, d r. 4csmpsni...
~ niles west Of Fort q" sanders s rs Crossing Of
There Is nothing positive As to the number Of
eomPsnies to be stationed at each post, the sbovs
] he contracts will COMMENCE at al the posts on
the 10th .iHteenth day of September lss, except
lie ISL ffst DAY q sestsm6sr' is ami Fora
S,es's, d 7 where II will commence on the ClstJ
The contract viii al expire on the tslsD thirty
The Beef TO be Of good, wholesome, aud market
ahie quality, with eaual proportions OF fore aud
niI. quarters meal, necks shanks, and kidney tai
The necks Of the cattle shall be cut of at the
down The shsnks Of fore Susrtsrs ssa be- epe e
TON three To four inches above the knee JOINT aud
OF hna ausreIs from six to eight inches above the
zach beef when dressed must net at least 40
The contractor will be required to furnish,
Weigh and issue the beef on the order of the post
beef will te furnished by the Government, A. We'll
a. tIsnsport.tien for the beef from the place Of
ter will be selecred by the commsndins offcer OF
each post. Slaughter houses and corrals will NOT
be furnished By the Government.
The contractor at esch post not situated on the
railroad vii be Required to have on hand at the
post on the FIRST day of December. lSS8 an ampIe
supply OF beef cattle and forage to last through the
Proposals will be considered for each post sens.
posts together. Persons who bid for posts in
eroups; and are also willing TO take them separ-
seiy, should ofer se par.te proposals for each Of
Proposals must also state at what price per
pound, bet, will be furnished such number OF beef
age. IA good healthy condition, average weight
I.9 pounds gross and none received under so
the posts named, during the period of the fresh
beef contract
dorsed; Proposals fer fresh beef 90 -" and
Each copy of each proposal must have a copy of
tbs advertisement "a slip from . Dewspaper)
Proposals to receive consideration must contain
the written guarantee Of two responsible names,
We, Of county, In the State OF =, aud
Antee that should the proposal Of be acce eted
II shall be iulhIed according 70 its true purport
The responsibility of the gurantors must be-
shown by the ofhcisl certificate Of the nearest L. g.
Assessor OF Internal Revenu., clerk of L. ) Dis
trlet Court or commanding officer Of military
Payment will BE- made monthly n the funds fur
Tie right 10 reserved reject any or all bids IL
such csurse should be deemed for the interest of
Bidders ass invited to Be present at the opening
By sfder Of Bvt. MAJ. Gen. Augura
y SGT Bvt. Lit. Col. and Chief L. s.
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A CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIMATIoN.-The
Cleveland (OhIo) Plaindealer Jells the follow
ing remarkable story OF a case which az says
happened in that city: ssSome Sax weeks ago. a
Lady Miss Ellen X. WhItel residing on LoraIu
street was taken i'll. Nv what was regarded by
her physicians as typhoid fever. For four
weeks her condition alternated from better To
worse, when about two weeks since she had a
severe relapse. sinking gradually until IL was
thought she had died, and she was pronou sced
dead by her physicians, her mother alone rr-
fusing TO believe her dead. Preparations were
made for her funeral, the mother all the time
insisting that her daughter was alive. She was
TO have been buried on Sunday last, and her
narrow escape from the grave is thus related:
On Saturday, while one of the nelghbors aud
TIE mother were standing by the side of the
supposed corpse, the door, which had been left
open, blew shut with loud noise, which had
the effect Of so acting upon the girl as to bring
her TO and set her hfeblood in motion. She
sprang up in bed and throwing her arms
around her mothers neck wept tears OF loy
over her escape from the horrid death of being
buried alive. The young lady described her
feelings during the trance, from which AZ sp =
pears she FULLY realized all that was going on
but her will was powerless. Her situation
appears 70 have been one of perfect happiness
except when the thought Of being buried alive
Possessed her
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n Boy oF TKN WEARS KILLS MAN-The
community in the lower part OF Henrico county
was very much startled n day or two ago by
the killing OF a negro man by a boy ten years
OF age. Ii seems that the man. whose name
could not oe ascertslned last night was At work
IN held on a rented place near Bottoms
bridge. He had pulled on has coat with a
small amount OF money in the pocket and LAID
IL on the ground near BY. After finishing nus
JOB he picked up the coat and found the money
gone. Some little negro children had bean
playing thereabouts, and he AT once went To
their house, near the spot and accused them
OF the theft. They and their mother indie-
nantly denied the charge. the latter alleging
inst her children were too young 10 know Ihe
value OF money. After some further parley
the man left, still m ttering his belief that the
children had been the thieves.
shortly afterward the mother OF the children
let The house, and. afraid OF the negros return.
gave her eldest child. boy of ten wears a shot
gun, and told him TO shoot any body that sscame
fooling about She had been gone but lutte
while when the fellow did return. and at
tempting 10 make q search for the money, the
boy seized the gun and fired IL at him. the
whole load striking him m the face. entirely
blowing OF has nose. destroying one eve. and
otherwise so seriously injuring him that he
was IN a dying condition when our informant
saw him.
Justice Thomas l.. Pleasants issued the war
rant for the arrest of the boy and hIs mother,
but they have not vet been lodged in iail-
Richmond DIspdtch. Juae 3.
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~ INSPECTOR OF SEWERS, CARRIAGE
NAYS AND sIDlWALKS,. &c. CITY

HALL HALL. WASHINGTON, d. C., JUNE 4,
PTSpo:sls viii be RECEIVED at the Mayors ONCE.
ser walls. nine ness: shck With trsSs
ana nan holes slso branch pipes nine inches ia
one Not the curb ins under the eo%i5 TO
act "a the June
foot barrel sewer to be constructed IN street
Of feet s; Of the west
With the sewer to be laid in Eishteenth street
AMI that in order to defrsy the expense Of CON-
s.ains TIE said especial tag equal to the
parts Of lot: bordering along the line Of the said
SEC; 2. And Be ifJwtl,r enacted, That the lateral
branch pipes. nine inches in diameter, with gas
curb line; and defray the expense tax equal to
The ' ss ,, q All lot. OF parts lots
brick WIN b SLOWED shattered brick viii have to
De excluded. The bricks must be wet before being
used and every brick must have full mortar Joints
unasI DO; tom, sides and ends
Inc whole 70 be laid In mortar side Of the best
fresh hydraulic cement and sharp river sand, free
from loan, and made in quantities. for immediate
The bottom Of the trenches must be cut accurate
10 ,ns eM1eror shape OF me sewer and not more
the same time and before being covered in; the
Sork must se executed TO the satisfaction of the
sioner OF the Ward and the Assistant Commission
ers appointed by the Mayor
he lateral branches shall be eiehteen inches in
side diameter, walls nine inches thick and laid in
mortar rs aforesaid described.
The man holes will be three feet square fr om bot.
tom otop, and the alls CO ped and clamped with
t f9uI PIECES o. rough hanmeIed granite min. in
ends such length that they will enclose the space
aforesaid, and covered with an iron crate the bArs
and frame to be OF the best wrought Iron the bars
TO be one inch square and one inch apart The
BRICK WORK 70 be worked from the botton, with
sewer worked into the walls
, All drops TO be covered with an iron stone rim
the size Of the walls, a. to cover the walls, and
hole. Traps similar to the trap ct the War De
p.rtment, corner Of seventsenfh street and Penn
Bidders will state the price separately for each
Kind OF work to be done, which shall Include all
cost OF excavation and rehlling the trenches,
making good all streets, flag footways. or works
disturbed, to The satisfaction Of the Superinten-
for any daosge, for or account OF any action Of
the eiements, vehicle or vehicles, person per-
sons. o. ap4 water pipes, indi viduAls. shall
be horne BY the contractor. -.
The right 10 reserved by the Mayor to reject suy
all bids, should IL be deemed the interest Of the
C,rpor alton TO do so. -. 80 $50.
For further infornstio. apply to TIE superinteu.
Ward basement west wing. City Hall.
The bids for the water, gas. aud tsteral sewer
pipes. which shsil be accofdtag - the laws Of the
Evaporation! will be received from plumbers and
None but pssS BID ,or brick
ie4 eoN Superintendent ana ISspsctsr, &c.
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DROPOSALs FOB FUEL.

HBADQ Rs DEFARTNEST OF THE LAKES)
CPIEF pTARTERMASTER OFFICE,
DETRoIr, Mich. May g. Is6s
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with a COPY of
this advertisement attached TO each are In yfted
and Will be received At this once until III a. m '
SATURDAY June ". 1855. Tor delivery:
At Fort Wayne, Michigan, Ia cords of Hard
Wood: and 80 tons Bitumipous Coal, Briar Hill
At Fort Grstiot, Michigan, $50 cords Of Hard
" God.
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for W God >,
OF For GOAL" and addressed 10 the underst med
BY command Of Bvt. MAJ. Gen Pope.
J. d. BRIGHAM.
Chief Y. N. Dept. Lakes.
lefot Byt Brig. Gen u. s A.
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LOB MOUNT VERNOH

The swim, oommodieus ana staunoh Pssssns9
Steamer ARROW, Thomas Stack -
Spsls .;, C ;ao, YIN leave her SEE
m. daily, lsundays excepted for MOUNT
yEkNoN the femb Of washington, stoppink e
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT, and FORT w Ash
Washington about 4 D m, giving ample time for
Passengers who wish 10 leave the city the sans
South
Fare 70 Mount Vernon and return, tncIsdius
admission TO the II aneipn and Grounds, eI. 50.
Tickets for sole at ell the principal otsis end on
board the Steamer.
The Arrow can be chartered by private part e
for Excursions the Potomac, leaving her wharf
at O'Clock p m. Apply on board, or 10
JAMES SYKES, General sugerintendent,
ap ~ I'm Once, RillArds' Hotel.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FUEL AM
FORAGE

FORAGE.
Act. AsISfoHt Qu1rrSr,paS fSr'S OEcs,
Fort Preble, MaiHs, June 5, 1853
Sealed Proposals will be received By the under.
signed. at this Office, until the 18th inst for the
furnishing and delivery Of the following Flel and
Forage at Fort PIeble, Maine, viz:
loo Cords Wood, (hard)
500 o Pounds oats
400 Pounds Straw.
- 5000 Pounds Hay.
The wood to be of good and mel charitable anal.
uy, white birch excluded
bushel.
Proposals. may be made for furnishing any or all
OF the above articles.
Bids must be accompanied by two responsible BE-.
curties. W. LANCASTER
Bvt. Capt. U. 8. A., LIST 1t. Sd Art'y,
le Got ON
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PROPOSALS.
lpRoPosAIs FOR srATIONKhY. -


: r sss s,si:
blow i5r ths asosi year ' ending zoe s ~
lsss.' ,sss,; .s mus. be ss a.
s .ni d.. ss !.
asss proper, and . ,ncresss Or dininis6 Tie as
Articles NOT named In tbs scheau's below a.
~ fSrni .h.d az the optisn Of The pepA IN NJ.
:" PAPER MADE st III s.ihsEs srosK
zresms Dispatch zap. weighing l6 pounds
40 Issms FoOisqas. ruled ~ .pi.ao veishi.ssl.
80 is.%s ouarto Post, ruled OF reishins 10
80 rssms Quaro Post. ruled or plain, weighing 10
-. POUNDS headed ss Per pattern
ssresms Note Paper. fuIsd Or plain. headed as per
10 ucpy,ur ps,.r~se,|r ,sss, s,t.a .I.... q.
800 dozsn Blst sisss Boards iis g.. az - o. rr-
~ S
100 90 INV eiopss. olhcisi sises plain = -
e letter :iss: A..s.
ca a, a. Per pattern ~ .s1e'. ~, - II. :
go gross a etahic Pens is,grfaR -lr .
ssdSzep Faber,s or American Lead Pencil Co 3
a BLACK Lead Pepchs ...uxY .a.fJa.
Rec ~. a:h sins r ARsrean Lead Pencil Cos
40 dozen Penhedes
D dozen Ivory Folders
fsdozen Erasers, ivory handles
10 dozen Rogers or WosenhOim . four blade Pen
dozen ecisson
30 dozen aynard Noyes' Black Ink, quarts
80 dozen d nynard o Noyes' Black Ink pnts
f0 dc zen French Carmine
dozen Iukstsnds, Draper's, Whisney's, or equal
100 pounds Sealing Wax, scarlet
80 pound. lndis-rubber, prepared
~ dozen Silk Tasts, assorted col0rs
8dozen Red Tape, in pieces, assorted
4o0 Dozen rolls ked Tape
200 pounds Linen TNine
- dozen large Jars Mucflage, with brushes
10 dozen quart bottles n cilage tEFr
IL dozen Blank Books
. dozen pack Waiting Cards
ics6xan f Rn,e Sseks ..t4rr alrr-
900 gross India rntber Bands, assorted
dozen Memorandum Books
dozen boxss Not riAl Seals r.r"
2doZen Portfolios
2dozen boxes Eyete's
dozen Ey elet Punches
2dCZen Letter Files
Is dozen Writing Fluid
8 doZen Letter CLIPS
10 pounds Sponge 80
3dozen Gold Pens and Holders
l25 yards Tracing Linen ..+-
dozen Sponge Cape
5doZen Paper WEIGHTS
20 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners
II Ruling Pens. jess O&N
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A X MY SUP PLIES,

ARMY SUPPLIES.
Fsrt LeqrsS seriG. AK ks xaa1Haf w s, ISIS.
tie ss q this 1855 s ss
the delivery OF the following named supplies 1t the
FORT HARKER. Kansas.
l'l@ cords Hard Wood; LOO tons Hay. -..
FORT HAYS. Kansas
90 cords Hard Wood 800 tons Hay
FORT WALLACE, ansas,
2,l4o cords Wood; 800 tons BAY.
ON cord! F &RIG LARNED, Kansas.
FORT DODGE. Kansas,
l,3W cords Wood.
,uO cord, wa ISRr LYON,
FORT REYNOLDS, ct.
The III He: .t to be OF rood msrehant.ble prairie
place Of delivery to be Well and iursY stactss
In such way as to be impervious to heavy rains
Any damage which may result to the hay from
imperfect stacking must be made good to the Gov.
eminent BY the contractor.
The WOOD cr Fore: and Hay, to be hard
quality Of wood growing in the vicinity of the ss
sseinye posts; eIt full four feet long split 70 con
cord to be iss cubic ieet ''A'A ''"0' ana 'fu'n'
hs SH Of s T.. ., Or
wood TO be completed BY or before January j, lsss
inc delivery OF the hay to be completed by or be-
The posts at which the deliveries are made must
be kept fully supplied from time of hrst delivery
IN til the contracts are filled
Proposals for any portion Of the supplies required
will BE- received.
Bids must be made separately for each article,
and for each post.
Bids from persons who. have hitherto failed to
carry out contracts with the Government or 10
enter into contracts which have been awarded
them, will not be considered.
Payment for one tenth Of the wood and one fth
OF the hay contracted will be withheld until the
contract Is satisfactorily filled.
The usual conditions, which can be ascertained
at this once will be imposed upon bidders and
contractors. and blank forms of proposals will be
furnished upon application.
By authority Of the Commanding Officer Depart
ment Of the Missouri. &C. CARD
Brevt Brig General o 8 A.,
Je56t Acting Chief Q. M. Dept Missouri.
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, y
MAsHINGTnN. May 20, 1858 \
Sealed Proposals will be received % this ON &c
until the nth day Of June. ISIS, At L. clock m .,
Tor supp Ing the Assessors and Collectors of In
ternal Revenue throughout that portion Of the
United states lying east OF the Rocky Mountains
except Montana and New Mexico, with the sta
tonery required for use in their resi- ectlve dis
trICts. for the year ending saith June, 1859
No proposals will he considered unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory guarantees that the contract
If awarded, will be faithfully executed
The Com ssioner reserves the right to reject
any bids parts OF bids and TO accept any bids or
nav require.
The bids should be addressed TO the Commit ssion-
er OF In terbal Revenue. and endorsed Proposals
Tor supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue Of
1lCeTs
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be for
waTdec from this Ofce upon application. with con-
dItions under which such articles TO be deliy-
cred = A. ROLLINS.
f-eOt JM
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
Y Aectioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. sac southeast corner 7th and ID streets

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON CITY
The undersigned trustee. under q decree Of the
late Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia and
of the Supreme Court Of said Distriet, passed in
cause between John b. Woods and others, against
Richard 6 Briscoe; heirs and Others, No. IL, in
equity, will. on FRIDAY, the sth day of May
1856, at half past clock ,. m on the premises
cell TO the highest bidder, the following valuable
property, viz:
Part OF Lot No. 9, in Square numbered ss2. front
ing on 9Th street, between the Canal and Lousiana
avenue with improvements, consisting Of a three
story Brick Building.
south third Of Lot No. IL, in Square numbered
4os, fronting on 6ih street, between ID and Market
space; with improvements, consisting Of q three
story Brick Building.
II scarcely necessary to say anything in com
meDdatiOn of the above property. We call the at
tention OF the public to attend the sale il being de-
slrable property for investment
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in eash and the residue in three equal payments of
six, twelve, and eighteen months IRON the aay of
sale the deferred payments to bear interest from
the day OF sale ana the payment Of the same TO be
secured by the purchaser. bonds with security TO
be approved by the trustee, and lieu retained on
the premises sold.
If the terms Of sale not complied with within
i've days, the premises will. after one week q pub-
lie notice, be sold at the risk and cost of the pur
chaser.
All conveyancine and revenue stamps at the cost
ha
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10y CHARLES KLOMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker, ass Seventh 1T

LARGE NEW FRAME HOUSE ON 7rH ST.
OPPOSITE HOWARD UNIVERSITY
On thursday, the 18th day Of June, ct six
O'Clock p. m. on the premises, will sell that very
valuable House and Lot fronting 50 feet on TIN St,
running back 256 feet 70 sth ct stwo-story and
basement Frame House, rooms, gas IN every room !:
pump in yard back building, stable and other out
buildings; short distance from street cars.
Terms One-third each; balance in 8, II, and rs
months, with interest, secured by Q deed Of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at pur-
chaser cost deposit OF 100 will be required
CHAS. KLOMAN
Jsi-eo&ds NAGLE q Co.. Aucfs.
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AT AUCTION ON
"A & STREET,
NORTH Capitol STEET.
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.

SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
In square 634, adjoining the Capitol grounds north
and on the streets above named. with several build
mas, right under the shadow Of the Capitol spot
bound TO become immen sely valuable.
We shall offer on the grouBd, at auction the
above square at O'Clock MONDAY, June s, the
above premises Is whole or in parcels, If not sold
Persons whe want fine property to hold 8 an
Investment, or to improve and rent, can find no
chance IN the city equal to the ABOVE.
Capitalists will find IL to their advantage to call
at once and get our terms and price.
HALL & ROSS,
Late N. Hail.
Real Estate Exchange. cor. 9TH and ID SIS,
lel Intel. AChron.l