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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-12

TKALBERa IN ALBANY The Ns|k York Musica
World speaks as follows:
The Piano used on this occasion wis a Grand from
the Warerooms OF Messrs. BoardmaIi, Gray Co., Of
that city. Mr. Thalbere secured tha instrument alis
for his concert in Troy, the following evening. y
was tho same one so highly praised BY GottsohAlk
and BtEakoseh, when they gave tltsir concerts in
Albany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-12

Rev. j. D. HARus, Principal Of the Hudson FeraAIs
Academy and author Of the beautiful Oantata, Ths
Return OF Spring" so favorahly noticed in the New
York Musical World. writes:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-12

And write their names upon the temple front
Ot our pain-purchased Freedom, as of men,
Who, could they rise from cat their narrow beiF,
Would die for us again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-07

DY COOPER LATlMkk, AuctioBeers
ID Late Clerks with J. G. McGuire q Col
South est corner Pa. avenue and 18th street
tstar Once Building.l
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TIE EVENING STAR
CONGRENAIONAL.

Srxxrx-A Ter our report closed yesterda ,
the naval appro, Tistion bill being under con-
sidei siion-
The amendment re- ore a BY the COMMITTEES
on Appropriations, lmis' hg the nnin per OF boys
adopted
Mr Oonkiing moved 20 smHnd by making
the number, exclusive of apprrnltces ana boys.
10 instead Of $50; arrerd TO-
On mouon OF Mr.. morrill, (Me.l an smcpd-
at the Naval Observatory and one tncressiuR
from SSe,"A 10 $500 the approximation for the
pay OF civil establishments under fhe RursSv
OF MEDICINE and Surgery, nj the several rs val
hospiisls and yards, were adopted
Nr. sherman offered the foilowtnr amend
ment as an additional section.
That all unes pended balances EXISTING n,
the let Of July next. under amy of the several
heads OF appropriations provided for IN THE
ecL shall he carried 10 the surplus fund, n less
the same ls necessary 20 pay expenditures m ads
during the fiscal year, or unless the same r.
date" az reed TO.
Mr. Sherman offered another aynendmenr
directing the Secn.tsry Of the Treasury. in his
next annual message. 90 state all the balsnce~
OF appropriations made during me present
sessios for each branch OF the publse service.
and N naming unexpended on the list OF July
ne H: aud showing, also. the amouuts n~c~s-
sars 70 execute contracts or pay expenditures
On each Of such balances Adopted.
The bill then passed an COMMITTEES cf the
W Mole sad being before the Senate, Mr.. Howe
asked foT separate vote on the amendment
increasing the appropriation for the CT Ia estnb-
H. hnent OF naval hospitals; which. after dSs-
cussion, was agreed TO.
Mr.. Drsse asked for n separate vote on Mr.
Conkling's smendment reducing the number
OF SearnVn from $500 20 $50.
Alter debate, without achon ON the am~nd-
iuent, the Senate adjourned
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some one unknown, TO murder MT. Burdell, an
engineer on the Columbia aud Charlotte Rail
road. He was shot ST i've times on Monday
At his home, ini Chsrlotte. and two or three
times on Tuesday, at Marrons Turnout
- Dr. Gordon w. Briggs, Of Providence
has been convicted Of procuring abortion. al
81 The smallpox is epidemic among the me-
eroes in Covington, NV. 90 ll
~ Indictments have beed found in johnson
Comfy against sixteen persons for beipr en-
rnred IN hanging Patterson and Hatchell for
The Lyons murder, at Green wood, ind, last
Fall. They are among the most prominent cit
liens of the county.
feaihered in Demopols, Ala, last week, for
having married a negro woman.
- Mrs. Cunningham Burdeil is q ciairyoy-
ant physician NJ Gaxatlsn.
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PROPOSALS.
j nPEoNENENT OF THE prs MoINps
hAfxDS Oh Ink MISSISSIPPI RIVE
NOTICE TO C0STR1CToRS En-
Sealed Proposal. win b. raesi rod h.

.sesS ,f,oposais win be received by the una.,.
sbs c;, 81 ne Onited States Enginesr. ofns' r.
90 The labor and materials rrani,. Pm 10,
for IT, go. u tso MT locks aud one guard lock
the Des Moipss rsn; process Of eonstruction around
and . si s s[s to De 40 feet ons between quoins
sn1rx 70 'e Constructed OF frst-cisss stons p,s
The first lock located at Keokut will b. ,o,>
n nv anu putt entirely in the river IVA
cs1 lock will be about 2L r1iies aboxo ,b.
Llst, Min ofeet lift ami viii be profsrted frr m, ns
III IT,, by the canal emhankmrnt NUN 'A'
.nsf :, l3ck will BE- located at the head Of the
$3.50 a. Nashville and will he protected by the
Separate proposals Gin du plicateJ must be nd.
Tn. CLASS fSsToNE AND CEMENT
ees at which the above materials will be de!iy.
GLASS II-IReN.
Which bots wteuxbt ana me pi nee; per pound at
cred. CAST "on VIII Oe oehS-
CLASS III-TIMBER.
or thousand feet, b m, at which such timber as
MAJ be required, will be delivered
CLASS Iy-LABOk
This class III include the battling, DRAINING. and
OF pits, pre- pairing the which
.thSr sss?nry; building Ihe nscessary prutestion
80 :, IIrIslhg the necessary embark ment aud rip
.,IP - saI constructing sllices or cuiyerts
sId IN the lscks for feeina the canal Sc,
-, ara the furnishing of all machiner, ami i'm
seIn"his relSiT~d fer the proper execution Of the
,r s sa TesssTes separate proposals Gin dupii
gard to aggregate. f0i'' "i'i'0u' io-
= " more than one proposition will be rscs,va,
ION me same party tor the same class
hscb DID must contain written or printai omar
HLteS, slgAed by two res ponsible Persons AMI co.
eiheo 70 ny some United States Government ofnSer
% ttfeS Responsible person known 20 this ofs ca
80, me pa,Iy OF parties bidding WILL If awarded
me contracts Tor the classes upon which thew hid
enter into contract with the Government or nota
highest bidder. GNU 'A9 next
The name names of the persons nronozsn1
uuSf De written out IN full, with their places n
SesnieIfce and pest Office address. VI
Plans, m%ps and specifications. and all necessary
papers VIII be ready for exsmin alton at the Initial
states Sns1neer Office at keokuk Iowa for 6fteen
Gays PRIOR to the date of letting
Bls's forms g! proposals will be furnished pom
application at this Office.
.persogSs proposing to contract are requested to
vift and xamne the location for the locks before
sending in their bids.
contracts under either of the aforesaid cIasse,
viii include one OF more of the locks as NAV be
ssdasite I'D most adv antageOus to the Govern
Ifl-nt.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
end SIT bids printed copy of this notice should
a. ATTACHED TO each bid.
Proposals. must be addressed to the undersigned
~ KeOkuk, Iowa, and should be endorsed Pro-
Easals for atQr and Material for the Locks for
ths ImpTCvtmeL: Of the Des noines Rapid ("
J, Ii. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 3sth Infantry,
Breves Major General, u. 8. A.
NITED STATES ES6ISKEks OFFICE DAVENPORT,
IOWA, February n lsss NH dtApl5
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FRIGHTFU- ACCIDENT IN CENTRAL PARK
Between fo'I and i've o'clock yesterday after
noon, as NJ. Henery p. 1owsend accompauied
by his wife. w..s entering the Park, at the
fnth avenue entrance, with has team. from
some cause AT present unkno wn the horses sud.
denly became frightened and das he'd OF at full
speed. Mr.. Townsend, il seems, was unable to
keep them in the road. and they ran against a
tree. shatterlng the carriage into pieces Mr.
Townsend, was thrown ont with great violence
falling on his head. and was picked up insesi-
bic The police conveyed him TO the ST Luke's
Hospital, where up to a late hour las night he
still renamed unconscious. Mrs. Townsend
was also thrown out and very seriously N not
fatally injured. When taken 10 the hospital
II was found her arm was broken. The attend
ing physician is OF the opinion that Mr.. Town
sends skull is fractured. and that the injury
will prove fatal. There is some hope of Mrs
Townsend's recovery. Mr.. Townsend is a
lawyer, and resides at 2S2 Madison avenue
n. i. Suf60H herald
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SINGULAR SUICIDE IN CINCINNATI. The
Cincinnati ChTonicle, March 3lst says: This
morning about six O'Clock Mr Peter Spine
weber had occasion 20 visit the back ward of
the residence of Mrs. Mary Neismiller, No I5S
Charlotte street between Baymiller aud Linn.
hen, TO his surprise and horror, he discovered
that lady in the act of jumping into the eistern
M. Splreweber at once called assistance and
Fastening to the cistern eEdeayored to rescue
the rash woman from the terrible death of the
suicide, but in vain. The fall had broken her
neck, and death must have ensued almost in
stantly. TIE LADY was brought TO the surface
and a messenger Immediately despatched for
Coroner Emmert, who arrived about ten
O'Clock, and hello an inquest resulting in a YER
Dict OF ''death from suicide while in a STATE of
alteration of mind, caused, apparently, by the
death OF her husband" The deceased had BEEN
widow about seven years, and had during
that time frequently been heard to express a
We ariness Of life and longing for death Mrs
NtlsmlDer was foTty-seyen years old She
leaves four children, ths youngest twelve wears
Old She was very comfortably situated
owning the properly where she lived aud con-
siderable money besides, and the ras b act seems
10 have been more the result of a melan choly
temperament than any thing else
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFTCE

I[
On the petition Of HORACE SMITH and d B.
wEsSON, OF Springfield, Ma,ssc husetts, praying
for the extension Of patent srahtei to them the
18th day Of February, 1854. and Iei.sned the 10th
day OF October, 1854 this application having been
authorized by act Of Congress, for an improvement
In Fire arms for seven years from the OK piraton
Of said patent. which takes place on the lath
day of February, 1873. go ~
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pate Mt Office Oh MONDAY, the 10Th day Of June
next, at IL o'clock NJ; and all persons are notified
t. appear and showcSuee, IL any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
fle in fhe Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at t.nty days before the
day Of hearing. all tes imony lei oy either party
20 be need at the said hearing; must be taken and
transmitted In accordance With the rules of tho
once which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon g
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hlng the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In
the Re publican and Inrelligencer, washington d.
O., and IN the Republican. springnsid Asss !,
Of said publications to Be at least sixty dsEs PRE-
vious 70 tee day OF hearing. "A. N. eTOUT,
NH 80 wsw Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-07

THE SARsAPARILLA DIGGERs or YUcATAN
This singular set OF people are desc. nded from
the ancient Aztecs of Southern Mexico, and
still retain some Of the peculiarties which
Stephens and Prescott gave their ancestors
fr. j. q. Aver & Co, employ a small army of
them in digging Sarsaparilla root Provided
with narrow spades, coil Of rope, and q bag
of water, they are ready for the forests where
tbick-leaved trees their only shelter Few OF
those who find themselves rejuvenated by this
product, know how much they are indebted 70
the toll OF these humble labcrers, who dig
health for thousands of Doctor Ayers patrons
while they sometimes lose their own-8oson
C,nnercf0l
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DROPOsALs FOE FORAGE.
oefes sEPsrvisinE Qxartsrmasss,,
Sub DiSs7Trt Of the RIO Gr1nds
Br0fra SELL Tn Eahruarv IA l2.g

STf
BToUESet@s, TsZaS, February Is. 1873.
sealed PROPOSALS will he received at this Office
rEtu WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of April, 1873 at III
Q sCek. a. Ia for such quantities of OATS, CORN,
and IA a. may be required for USE Of public ami
Eels ~ the fOilCUing named points in the Sub Dis
fllct, i0r the six months ending October 81. 1853
~ Brownsville, Rinzgold Barracks, aud Laredo,
Texas.
uats and Corn OF best quality and to be delivered
in sOod suhny sacks. Hay baled OF unbaled pref
sreEee Will b. E1ven To baled Hay. All % be sub
Iect 10 inspection. Delivery to commence within
thirty days airr the approval of the contract and
4 tiCe given TO the cOntr actor.
Proposals to be in tIiplicsts. with a COPY Of the
Advertisement annex q 10 each, aud to be accom-
Iauiedy ne names OF At least tive sufficient sure
uss 20 VIII SIGNIFY. by endorsement thereon,
th-iT vlliingness to 4 come responsible for the
faithful performance OF the contract.
Al proposals. viii be submitted to the Chief
NuaTteTmHster OF the District for approval and
9Ward
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or al bids. any part OF a bid
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for For
age and addressed 10 the Supervising Quarter
master sub District of the Rio Grande At Browns
vile, Texas.
By order Of Brevet NJ ajor General McCeok.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lieut.. 18th Infantry, r. Q. NJ. and A. A.
q. NJ NH LTD
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
D.pny Qpartsr,nas,sr Gsns, u, OF.

Deputy SuarfsTHas'sr GsasyzI,s Office
Baifrnore, Md , April 6. 1873
sealed Proposal. will be received at this Office
untii IL m, on FRIDAY, April lg I8i8 for tina
delyery in the city of Baltimore, of Twenty
tioI - " "see' inSPoc'
The horses must be sound in all respects, we'll
broken, in full heeh and good condition. from an.
Oh ana well adapted In every way for cavalry pur-
will be observed. ''A0'oi'
The horses must be delivered within twenty davs
from GATE acceptan.e of any proposal
The night Is reserved to reject any or ali bids
Bios viii be endorsed - Proposals for Cayalrv
Horsey: and address cd TO the undersigned BaIti.
more, hd. STEWART VAN WET
Deputy Quartermaster General
ap lit Brevet Major Gent u S
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DoUDoN CoUNrY.-April term of the County
Court for Loudon county will be in session q
Monday week.
Circuit Court for Loudon county will corr
mence Its spring term on the fourth Monday
(the 27th) OF this month.
Mr. ID. w. q. Calender, of Doylestown,
Penn, purchased, on Tuesday last. OF Mas az
III. Lee, agent and attorney for Gustayus Lers-
ner, the 90 oshen" farm lying on the Potomac
river and Goose creek in this county. for si6-
zoe, being S2e,62 per acre, $40 aeres.-Leestrrg
HeshiRgt0n.on
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BEysau Of OYdndNes,
49,,

ut. NAsHiSGTON CITY, March n, 1858.
+Si-t fropo-ats will be received at thi. ONCE
until noon. April twenty ,.al Is-s for the trans
f2iIstlon, ~ IsiirSad or water, Of three hundred
am iHuI trsn tJii Navy Bronze HoWitzsrs weigh
luE IN the aggregate about Oss h. ndrai ana 81 van
" hNI Hal tons more or less from jefferson Bar
"a a. kc-eTrc- about twelve miles below 81 Louis
Mo, on the Mississippi river and IN bs ALI 800
al the New York Navy Yard
PROPOSALS TO be endorsed " For Tr.,snort.,ian
o. Fright from Jefferson Barracks reserve 10
hes York - W
bidders will state the price per ton At which th.x
vii szTte to bring the freight the entire disfanca
ana tn tine within which il will be done
, tr Bureau reserves the right to reject anv or
a. lids not ceemsd advantageous 10 the Govern
I-ut, AID the party parties 10 whom the con.
uFrt may Ie Wardsd ma q furnish good and sufi-
GtEt security % the value Of one half the amount
q lis or their bid for the faithful performance Of
he contract. III. A. WISE,
M Bdh Chief Of Buresu.
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GOVERNMENT SALES,

ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
IL ERTf.
III be sold nj public aucfinn, on WEDN ES-
pay, April % 1873, at the United States Arsenal,
Dearbornviile, Mich, six 90 cast iron Cannon
about seventeen III tons of Cannon Balls, thir-
teen Thousand Muskets, Rifles, Carbines, aud Be
,0yers fourteen sets Of Artillery Carriage Wheels
and xles and a large quantity of Cartridge Box
es. Belts. Swords, Lanoes, Tools, &C.
D. slers will be supplied with catalogues, on ap-
JOHN r. EDIE,
mhSJ-st Bvt MAJ. q. A., Cong.
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Another Nysseriess Msrder I'm Henrics


Cesuty. Va.
TN thursday morning last Mr.. John W.
Cartwright, who lives in Henrico county,
sent young man named Emanuel Coss who
had been In has employ for some time e the
city with a losd OF charcoal, with Instructions
TO bring back seed. oats and other arucles AT
a late hour on Thursday night. the horse
which had been hitched 20 the cart driven nv
Co.'S, reached Mr.. Gathwright's house. with
out the cart or driver. Early in the morning
he started to hook for Coss and the cart, and
found the latter near his house with the arti-
Giles he had sent for IN IL unmolested. He found
blood on the bag and the cart. and suspect
ing that the driver had been foully dealt with,
went TO look fer him. He found his dead body
about two miles from his house, on a road Lead
ing from the Charles City road 90 the VII
llamsburg road. near the White Oak swamp.
III was understood that on Thursday evening
shout dark, he called at the house OF his friend.
Mr.. Lowe, corner Twenty-first and Main
streets MT. l. was absent and Mrs l.. a. ked
him 10 come m, but he replied that he
bad nobody to hold ms horse, and besides IL
was getting late and he wanted to 20 home
Mrs. Eacho, " no lives about four miles from the
city, saw party of three or four negroes pass
her house, " no seemed TO be- in rOwdy mood.
She noticed II as a strange circumstance thai
they should be in that neigh borhood at the
time. n few moments afterwards she heard
words "D-n II, the road is wide enough.
without your coming out into the plon ghed
ground" This occurred near the house of
Gen. West. Immediately after this she heard
a shot fired. Right here the road passes a piece
OF plougbed ground, and he supposition Is that
the cart, instead of keeping The read ian The
darkness Of the night, got into the ploughed
ground through which the negroes We're walk
ing. Hence the remark heard by the lady, and
the probability that he was then and there shot
by these men. The jury Of inqu est empan-
eied on saturday, and returned verdict that
be came TO his death by a shotgun wound i'm
the head, ia the hands OF some one 70 the Jurors
unknown.
The murder was a most dsstardly one. and
every effort ought TO be made to discover the
perpetrators. Mr.. Coss was a young man Of
good character, who lost his parents very early
In lie, and We understand that some of his
brothers were brought up at an asylum in this
city. This seems to be another murder par
taking OF the my sterles connected with that Of
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PROPOSALS Fob FORAGE.

DEPoT QUARTsRNAsrER's OFficE,i
ST.LoUIs, Mo April I. ISIS.
seaed Proposals Will be received at this Off e
uDti O'Clock p. m. FRIDAY, the 18th day of
April 49, for the delivery. ut such terms and at
such peinis, in st. Louis, Missouri; Omaha Ne
hraskai Cornell Bluffs, Iowa Chicago. Illinois; or
Leavenworth, Kansas, as the Government may re-
quire, Of
2s.43 Bushels Corn,
81 .722 Bushels Oats,
Corn to be doubled sacked and in good new re.
sewed EuBhies of about { wO (2I bushels each
oats TO he double sacked in new burlaps of about
Tour 81 bushels each, and subject weight and In
sPtctiOn at place of delivery.
Bids TO be made in du picate subject to the usual
conditions. which will be made knewn on applic ca
ton 10 this olce or to the Offices of the Quarter.
master Department, at the points above designated,
where blank forms may be obtained.
guarantee, signed by two l2) responsible per-
sOrs, must accompany each bid
he rls ht Is reserved to reject airy or all bids.
Bidders are invited TO be present at the opening
of the bios
By order of Chief Quarterrnaster of the Military
Division Of the Miss1uIi.
G W. THOMAS.
b-ti LII Col md CT n
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DROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
EIETH MLIIARY DLsrkIcI,

Firm MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March ~. 1858.
sealed PrOpOsa ais invited and will be received
at the Office ofLieutenant John N Coe, Acting As
sfstant 9uartermaster at Baton Rouge, louisiana,
until IL NJ, FRIDAY, the l0f day Of ApriI. 1873,
for the delivery at Baton Rouge of such quantities
II Hard Wogs as may be required for one year
from the LIST day of NJ ay, 1853.
Wood must be best quality Of hard wood ash
ard oak md must be delivered in such quantities,
at such tines and at such places as may be desig
mated by the post Quarterm aster at Baton Rouge.
Satisfactory evi fence must be furnished of the
ability of the bidder to fulfill his agreement.
The United States reserves the right to reject
any al bids
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Wood and addressed to Lieutenant John N Coe,
citing Assistant Quarterm sster. Baton Rouge,
LouisiaTa. CHARLES II TOMPkINS,
Brevet BTigadiei General and Chief Qusrtermas-
ter, Fifth Mill airy District. ap45t
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WoRKINGmES's PARTY.-A CINCINNATI M
per says that the Workingmen's party includes
in organized societies 6J0,0vO voters or there
abouts, scattered throughout the large ana
small cities OF the Union, and united as one
man on all questions affecting the rights and
interests Of labor.
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MURDER.-News has been received in Balti-
more of the murder Of Captain njamin r.
johnson and his mate named Carson, by four
colored men, on Monday night week, in the
Chesapeake Bay, near Deals Island. An Were
engaged in an oyster vessel, and the object Of
the murderers seems to have been robbery,
$500 being stolen from the vessel, the name OF
which IL not gwen. The matter has been
placed In the hands of the police.
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RI VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers-
- Stores No 315 and 81
Eanfh ravper Of

CHANeERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PRoLLn REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER
SF NV ngkK AVENUE AND 10TH
By virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court Of
the Elstrict Of Colun Tia passed 10 Equity cause
No O!0. wherein atcs q Selby are com plaina nts
8Do George ScitZ ct al defend ants the under
signed as Trustee, viii off for sale on the prem
1ses- at pntlic auction, on MONDAY. the 9th day
OF April, 1873 at the hour of We o'clock D M ali
the estate right, title and interest sf George seitZ
OF and into all that part of Lot No. 1, in Square
No. SiS, in the city of Washington, Dstric OF 90
lumbia, cont aimed within the following metes ana
bounds, beginning for the same at the southeast
cerner of said lot numbered D. and running theme.
westwardiy by and with the lire of New York ave
nue. 50 feet 10 inches. thence orthwarSily by line
al right angles with said avenue "a feet inches
thence east 6S feet inches the le of lot
west thence by and with the line of said IN street
- feet inches to the place Of beginnin g with its
buildings and appurtensnces.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid cash. ard the balance in and IL mont
with interest from date OF sale No deed will he,
given untit all the pure base money is paid The
terms of sale must be complied with in one week
after the day Of sale the pro rty will be resod
at the risk and cost of the purchaser. after one
week e notice. 500 down at time of sale
CoEyeyaI cling and STAN ps At the coet of the pur
chaser: SAM,L l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
mn Is-eotd WIN. L.. WALL CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN
till MONDAY, 18th Instant, same hour and place,
SAM'L l.. PHILLIPS. Tru stee
ap 7-eotd VIM l. WALL a Co, Aucts
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors 20 Jas. q. McGuire 4 CO.
Southwest ~ "a