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REPUnL1cAH1sm AND ECONOMY.

The results Of "misrule" in Pennsylvania
are satisfactory to everybody but the d.
mocrscy. A few years since It had debt
Of forty millions, without any revenue 70
offset it. Its debt is now only $28, 642,-
573.Sl-s reduction Of nearly one-half In
spite Of tho war.
The dominance Of Republicapism
means retrenchment, economy and re-
form. These features Of the party have
won for it the greatest confidence Of
the masses Of the people, and wherever
the closest economy is to be found there
are the largest Republican m,jorities.
Iowa, for instance, is entirely free from
debt, and is one Of the most ultra aud
reliably radical States in the Union.
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HOAEsTEADs.

The New York. Tribune, speaks ~
follows Of homestead settlements the
fruitful germ Of hiauesota's future
wealth and Advancement
They are ''ho'nesteads spots around
which ultimately are to gather ill tho best
elements Of modern civilization; centres
from which are to radiats the influence, Of
education, intelligence and Christian mo.
rslity. Their relation, too. to tho inor,ase
Of the material wealth Of the country II :.
matter Of great moment. The public lands
are being fast peopled BY = class o. men
Who look to the soil for their support and
Advancement in Life, and who assume own.
srship prepared and resolved to expead
upon that soifall the resources Of visor-
Gus industry. This division and settlement
OF our lands give ASSURANCE, beyond
anything else " know in the vid, eirel,
OF merely human agencies, Of 4 prosperoul
and glorious future for the American nation,
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xEPU1llCAW STATE CONVENTION.

The undersigned, constituting the R'pab''een s's'e
Central Coanittss, do appoint that coaveeuon u
The Republican party o. Minnesota b head essH
Paul. on WIDNRSDAY, the TH1hT11NTA pAI u
NAY NEXT, atl2 O'Clock H.. sor The purpose Of
,,,c,iug ssht dssgstss 70 the Republican National
Convention, to b. held In Chieago on Wednesday The
10Th DAY of Nay next, and also to nominate four
Presidential Electors.
In accordance with tho call Of the National Rspub-
liesn Commttse invite the coope, alton OF Ill citi
c,as who rejoice that graf civil has happily
terminated to the discontinue Of the rebellon who
would hold hat the unity and integrity Of the Repub
ue and maintain it, paramount right to defend to the
uttsrmost ito existence whether impsrlsd BY secret
conspiracy or armed force; who are In hvor Of an
economical administration the public exp>n' itures;
Of tn. complete extirpation Of the principles and
policy Of slavery and Of the speedy reorganization Of
those States whose governments were destroyed BY
the rebellion and their restoration to their
proper practical relations with the Union in
dance with the truo principles Of Republican govern
mont.
The following apportionment Of tho several coun-
es il established ON the basis adopted BY the last
State Convention. except - to wabashaw county,
which b based ON the Republican vote Of 1895:
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'XINoOLN AVID GRANT. ..

When on the 9th Of March, 1864,
President Linsola, inn sof II
whole cahinss aud 0sn. Halleek, ~
seated Con. Grant With hi onmisaion
Of euts sani general, De ,a,d 4.
= General Grant, the nations spprsoi-
alton Of what you have done, and it,
reliance upon you for what remains to
be done in tho existing great struggle,
40 now presented With this eem1is.
sion eoast,tating you leatsnant geaszal
in tia amy: tie .U.i>ea -S>a1ss.
With this high honor dsyolvss upon
you, also, = corresponding responsible
y. -
As tho country herein trusts you, 10,
under Goo, twin sustain you. l scarce:
y need add that with what I herr
speak for tho nation goes my Own
hearty personal concurrence. ..,n''
These wero tho expressions Of the
great aud true Lincoln when he for th.
drst time met Gen. GRAFT f.as 70 face
He knew him BY his works, aud tn
confidence thoa expressed grow With III
birth Of succeeding events. Whs.
President Lincoln, whose name lingsr
With love on tho lips, and Whose mem
DRY il ensh:insd in the heart, Of ever.
tru. American, spoke thus Of tn
General Of our armies, what matters i
that the traitor who now occupies th
White House through the terribl
national calamity .ttempts to crusl
him? The country which "trusts
Grant "'0'u sustain him." and, Ar
drew johnson can do OF say nothis
which viii shake the faith Of the peopl
in tho man whom they; have .lread
chosen to be their next President.
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NV MAIL ROUTES -On the 10th
Mr.. Donnelly introduced > bill in Con-
gress to establish certain mail routes in
the State Of Minnesota which was
read = first and second time, and refer
red 70 the Committee on the Post Of.
fee and Post Roads. :-sc-.~, .,.
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A DISPATCH from Washington states
that Representative Donne]ly, Of this
State, and Maynard, Of Tennessee, left
that city On Friday for New Hsmp.
shire to takep part in the eanpaigo now
proceeding 20 vigorously there. = :
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he Northdsld .RscordSr NJ, that
~ Baptist church Il that plsee
Ssin = dedicated to-day, Rev. Patses.
Ton, Of st. Paul, prssshisg tie dsdiss-
ton sermon.
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President johnson on the 18th is
sued general order creating a new
military division, to be called tho Mill
tary Division of the Atlantic, to be COM
posed Of the Department Of the Lakes,
of the East, and the Department Of
Washington, aud to be commanded by
Lieut.. Gen. W. T. Sherman, with his
headquarters at Washington, until fur
ther orders from the President.
It is believed that this action was il.
legal and unconstitutional. Mr.. vii.
son introduced in the Senate q resolu-
ton asking by what authority Of law
the President presumed to create new
military division.
The President supplemented his
course IN the above matter by on the
following day sending to the Senate the
nomination of Lieut.. General Sherman
to be General by brevet. But the Gen.
eral is to be caught by no such bait as
this fastened on the Executive hook,
and puts a quietus upon Andrews
scheme by telegraphing from St. Louis
to Washington that he does not wish
~ go there, and that the President can.
not legally create new military diris'
len. He is SO determined On this point
that he prefers the alternative Of resig
nation, and will so act in order not t
accept the position. He has telegraph
ed to his brother to have the military
committee refuse to sanction the ap
pointment, and the Senator will present
bill denying the authority Of the
President to make the proposed change
We thus see that Gen. Sherman, like
Gen. Grant, places himself in direct
antagonism to Mr.. johnson, and will
resign rather than be forced into any
action with him. He doubtless feels
keenly the malevo!euce and injustice
manifested by the President toward hi
chief in whom he has so great conf
dence. What more striking spectacle
could be asked than that of the gallant
men who led our armies against thu
forces Of rebellion and preserved thu
life Of the nation, arrayed almost as AT
entirety in opposition to the disorgan
izer aud revolutionist who now occupies
the Presidential chair! What more
could the people ask 70 convince them
under whose leadership lies the safety
Of the country-Grant or johnson
Last evenings dispatches say tha
in tho executive session Of the Senate
on Monday, the military committee re
ported back the nomination Of Gen
Sherman to lie brevet General, With I
resolution asking the President to with
draw it, on the ground that there va.
no law authorizing it, and that further
it was inexpediept to confer . breve|
rank on the two highest officers Of til.
army.
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nePuo1e~0 PPets eaa1o"619os e1so 1s"se VIII PessSS
copy.
LEVI NUTTING, Chairman.
J. B. WAKEFIELD,
o. P. STEARNS,
w. COLLINS,
]. B. CROOkER,
+. LUHRSEN,
J. II. BROWN,
g. H. KEITH,
FRED: DRlsCoLL
81, PAUL, January 2 1868.
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The st. Charles Herald reports
wolves a. plenty in that locality
/, =, The. Waseca Aee. tells 4 pretty
hard story about !. lawyer Of that place.
Some time ago . poor man employed
an attorney, and them inoonsiderately
Cup and died" without p.ying,the v
claimed ~ fees. A few days s,noe
relations from the East had the bodv
ezhunsd. for tho purpose Of removing
It, when the hwyer Aforesaid cody told
them that if the debt was not paid ho
would attach the oorsps! They ''forksd
OVER to save trouble. Rather hard, if
true.
Tho Minneapolis Tribune says
that warned by tho lessons. Of last sea-
son, the lumbermen are making sufi.
cient preparations for the time "when
the logs7 come down." A number of
large and substantial piers. .re being
built, and tho booms will be 60 siren.
gthened that, it j. believed, they will
withstand even : treshet equal to that
o' nss season. r 4 o4> *.~
8: BY the minutes Of the hianesota
Methodist Cohferssos,; for 1857, 1t sp-
pears that that body has in this State i:
Members Of The Church. ....... ........ 1888
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= - -, l~~l q - - - - > 90.
L..,i.s u..b.r. /. full .o.n.e.io. 6,6s7
Circuit psssehers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Locat prssoherS.. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Aeeeiog hessDs. Observation-Disclosures! 50
Pafoonagss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
sunday Schools. Observation-Disclosures. 1876
scholsrc In Sunday Schools. ........... 1855
Conversions rsportsd. ................... 800
Salaries Of preachers range from
800 to 81, 275-sn average Of 1904
Per preacher. The largest society il in
Minneapolis. s@..5.,. ,...n.>...,t:, 49,.
ID !-----Hoo. MI. Bryant, from oWab.-
shaw ,sounty, .ststsd It the resent meot.
Of the State Asrisultsrsl Society, that
he bas besn extremely suecsssfal with
tho cultivation Of fax. 10 raised tho
past year twenty bushels to the acre.
He grads tho seed and feeds it. 70 hi
stock. He said one aeres Of fax M
worth q much y any four aszss d
produce b raised spoa BIZ h,n Tho.
past gen. TIT i indeed sasour,sisg.
Both he nd aad ~ lbrs paY.
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d. Il 4@sz. IT. . s#zs zs41.t s
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= A'sooAA - AAoA : ls'lo'
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- >>~~~~~~~~- $751;
49," ~1'1'@> '''>>>>'->.. -x>..> ,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M ~ - : OA4@ : - 1>1@ -
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<o,,..~ Broker. ..... ss"<j = s'
a.. ro. Minnesota.
~" ~~V~As
w dOLEGSALE AND nEl AlL.l
>.;:".5 g.xzz Z:
orV coo1S. Groceries. Bets and Shes, ClothiDg,
.-. HATS AND CAPS cRocxERY, -
!
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN BELGIUM.-A dis
agreement has arisen between the B.lgIau
Ministers of War and Justice. The later,
Mir. Jules Bara- some time ago presented 20 the
Chambers q bill for the abolition of capital
punishment. IL has not yet been acted on. but
the bill is practically carried out by the Minis
ter, who asserts that he Will submit no SEN
tence OF ceath for the signature OF the King.
The latter, moreover, cOunterslgned the bill
presented by the minister 20 the Cham bers, and
Is thus partially pleged ia opposition 70 the
death penalty. In the meantime a military
court-martial has sentenced 70 execution a
sergeant for killing has captain, aud General
Renard. Minister of War, insists that 20 main-
tain discipline, IL ts necessary that the man
should be shot. He considers that II civilians
are not executed, soldiers, Al least, should b..
The dispute has caused considerable Journalis-
tic discussion. Opposition 10 the execution IL
general. Ii is thought that n a man is not hung
for numbering his father, be should not be shot
for killing his captain.
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q II
wAsEIS5roS. ID. e, July 18th, 1853
5e "a PrqPpsals VII De rseslysd at this office
cry at Ehis depot o. the following articles, viz,
no one hundred Horse Brushes, each,
S thirty SKI Chest Locks per per- 1 2SHn
81 thirty- sIxl Desk Locks. per dozen
l0c l-ne hundreD Door Locks ana Knobs
ttwelvej siokes each,
. twenty iveJ gailoEs Alec hoI. per gallon.
@ iane kundreli poa1a PC Gaefia SOAP rsr ,,,,s
o gr"ss hnndrtdj Hand Saw Files, assorted, per
l?tweIvel Carpenters Pencils, Per dozen,
:. = t W., iSnrR ocythe stones, each,
@iOBs hG5drsS " ". D BsashslD, per sa eSS1'H'
80 Lnfty lamp Chimneys No. 2. per dozen,
.lfourl Grindstones AMI Pixtures, each.
Il t~elvel Garden hoes, each,
tSI scythes each
% % ,tfty lbs Chrome Chrome Yellow, perl 10,
80 fifty lbs. Patent Dryer "
g mrs b. sss f. Axle Grease e'F!'
8 six Sides Bride Leather, per side,
b %Ss hss PEI S
1ss c ;AoE Rsnsl. 5S' oa' Nails lsi key
l-Coc one Thousand - - - I'D, -
;ssSS:: Iinsesd OH k k.;: per gallon,
Lone barrel Neat. foot Oil, per gallon.
S , farss s5 4pnafsd ~ .bi Putty per ID
stsspty hye is, Hemp Twins h "s ", per lb,
2lt~ol barrels Turpeatine, per gallon.
loAten) gallons CoPA fsrnish per gallon,
~ lten lbs, Ssddler' s Thread per lb.
Proposals from dealers in the different articles
specifed are invited. The articles rnnst he Of the
beet quality, subject TO q igid Inspection, and
must be delivered within six days of the acce pit
ance of the proposal.
PROPOSAL TO be made In duplicate, and addressed
TO The undersigned.
BY order Of Brevet Brig General J. q. Meier.
ran. Deputy Quartermsster General u. 3. L., Chief
Quartz rmsster DepOs u Washington.
A. p. BLUNT,
Iyl3St Bvt Col, and A O M u 4 A.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPRARANCE or A YOUNG
LADY.-On the sixteenth OF June a young lady
about eighteen years Of age, named Jenni,
Lyons, rho had been on visit 20 this city. left
on the steamer Major Anderson for her home
Ia Louisville. Upon the arrival of the boat IN
that city her friends were on hand 20 receive
her, and not finding her in the cabin, maze in
cuiries Of the officers Of the boat. An investi-
CATION was made, which revealed the fact that
her clothes were IN the sJate-rOom she had oc-
cupied, but she was nowhere 10 be found. nor
was there anything % explain her absence.
The only reasonable explanation thai can be
given OF the mysterious disappearance il sul-
eide or accidental drowning, although not the
slightest reason for suicide Is known. Ms
Lyons Is said to have bern n very intelligent
lady, and when she left here was ia excellent
spirits. Her widowed mother ls almost dis
tracted by the uncertainty that hangs over he
fate OF her daUghter.-CiRciandti Gasef-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion of Saturday. Prscesdiuss

SKsATE--Saturcay, after our report closed
The hill for the protection Of the rights q
American citizens abroad was debated at
length, but no action was taken the bill.
MIR. Sherman offered a Joint resolution de-
Glazing that the lith amendment has been duly
ratified, and Is now part of the Constitution
Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
at 49, p. m, the Sanats went into executive
session, and after some time spent therein. adj
iourned
EoUsE--Saturday oftsr our report closed.
the Funding bill, With the amendments maize
IN Committee OF the Whole, together with the
oered 20 BE- printed and made the special order
TOR Monday IfO-dAYl
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RAILROADS.
BALTIhORE AND OHIO IAILi9AD.
- WAsHrNafOU. Mar r. Noon. IN

kALTl0OBx AND OHIO RA1LkOAD,
WAsHINefoH, Aay 8, Goon, l62.
- "a 7s
rInrnslns between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
1ok1. and WASHINGTON AHD1THE WEST
10 nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMOB1.
Eeave daily, except Sunday, at 90, 500, and In
y W., eno 7tD, and 4 80, and 8:45 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Al ssvs daily' exoeptsunday, st7ao .. m, and 3N
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF AHHAPo-
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave ss Coz and TOO q. m, and 1t 200 and q
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave ct ZOO O.. N. and 40 D. m Ne t,ains n
from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ct 500 .. m. and 4: 50 and SOS D.R
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 500 Q. m. and 4:O and 8:4s D. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, attn
.. N, 80 and 845 D. IN.
On Saturday at 500 Q. m, and 80 p. m.
On sunday at 40 and SIS .. N only, conuectsna
81 Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 70
W heeiing, Parkersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can b ha ss
the " ashtngtou Station Ticket Office 1t all hopry
IN the day, Is we'll as at the new of1oe, 4O6 Penn.
sylyspta avenue, where arrangements can be
sade TO check baggage at hotels or private resi-
Cences.
ES5 Nsw and Boston
WILSON, Master of Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oCS GEO. \. KOOErX, Agent w Arlington
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EVENING STAR.
IRE PENpLErON ESCORT.


The ohiosn came down n ke q wolf on he tote.
ana ms Escort was tesming with gresn3acks
and gold,
And the sound Of their cheers was like thu. isr
when the ballots Dew lightly DER packed Tam
Lake the leaves OF the foresi when summer a.
green.
Thai host betting freely ~ sunset vsS Seea.
Lake the leaves OF the forest whsn auIunn n hs-b
blown.
The EsoorI next morning was slaughtered AMI
srOwp.
For the spirit OF Wall street rode forth On tas
blSst-
Ano bUttonhOied many = Western man fast.
Gold. greenhacks and DRINKS were Piled early
aud late.
Till The poor tempted delegates yielded to fate
And poor Cincinnati is loud IN her wall,
ALc the spor-s are all broke" who went Pen
dletOn's bail
For the might OF Young Grecubacks." I'M
smote by thu sword,
Hse melted like snCw and hath gone by tae
hard
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5lT GREEN b WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. e26. southeast corner Yth and ID streets

AND LOT FRONTING ON STREET NORTH,
BETMEkN I2TH AND 18TH SITS. WEST,
On MONDAY, August Sd, ct s O'Clock D. m, I
Will sell on the premises, BY virtue of a deed Of
duly recorded in Liber n. c. T.. No 81. folio hi,
liz and lib, of the Land Records for Washington
County, ID. G, known and described upon the
psts of the Lots and Squares Of the said city Lot
Min Il. Morrison So baivision of Lots, In Square
NO. 80, with the improvements, consisting Of
two story Frame Dwelling House, &C
Terms: One half cash; balance IN six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured By
@ deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancing
and revenue STAMPS At the cost Of the purchaser
and II the terms OF sale not COM Piled With Ia
We days after the day OF sale the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser by advertising three
times IN some newspaper published in Washing
ton. ID. Z. RICHARD POOLE, Trustee.
jyl 5d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DEPor QUaRrERM.srERs OYPrcE,l
WAsHfNGTON, ID. O., July7, 1855
Sealed Proposals invited at this Office until II
n, ON MONDAY, 9th of July, from responsible
parties. no will keep on hand and deliver At the
for Lincoln Depot, about g ,I25l three thousand,
one hundred twenty II We tors of me table,
and dust, anc to weigh 2,2iO pounds to the ton a.
follows
At sedgwick Barracks, on NJ
street, between 18th and 18th .abou ut l30 tons
streets.
street, between New Jersey $1,000. about 80 tons
ave and Isl street east.
Lincoln Barracks about 57o tons
nd TO be delivered on Orders)
at various points in the ..... about 095 tons
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OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES P3TENT n Fl

WAsHINyTON, June %, 1873.
On the petition of JOHN J. WEEkS, of Oyster
Bay, New York, praying for the extension of o
patent granted to him the 25th day or September
lS4, which patent Was surrendered and application
for reiss1e made in four divisions Tor an Improve
rnuDt I'm Ha-vesters of Grain and Grass for Sc ven
years from the expiration of said patent, which
taxes place on the 8th day OF September, 1858:
Ii IL ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office en- MONDAY, the eth day of Sep
temher next, at IL o'clock ": and all persons are
notified 10 appear and show cause If any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
he In the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth In writing at least days before tie
day OF hearing; ali testimony filed by either party
ts be used at the said hearing must be taken and
eiiice, which will be furnished on application
. Dispositions and other papers relied upon~Ss tee-
time ny must be hlei ia the Office ,csnty days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the ents, II any,
within ts~ days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Wsshr gtOn, =
C., and IN the Atlas, New York, N: T., once
q week Tor three successive weeks; the first Of
to the day of he airing. A. N. STOUT,
jy2-wsw Acting Commi ssioner of Patents
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QY GREEN D WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokerp
No. sac, southeast corner 7th and D street,
hsFokS BkIdK aoGsEt 6 on 18Th s EFhnhs

H sInsX Rs, AFP RoI Eu5.Ld II THnlE.
WEST, BETWEEN AND q STs. SOUTH.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on The isth
day Of July, 1875, and recorded in Liber Z. n. B..
the county Of wsshington, I shall ssll, &c pabIic
sale: In frent q the lrenisse. ON WEDNESDAY,
Of Lot numbered ID, In Square Numbered two hnn-
dred and sixty four f164), together with the build
ysniently arranged three-story Brick Dwelling
Mouse.
months from day Of SALE with interest. secured by
sdesd OF trust on the Rremises- All the sxpenss
Three hundred dollars viii - rSaaired 20 b
yaid inmedistely efssr the - o. the DreIsrty g
net fully co9IHsl With within ave days aNsr o.
day q oale. the 1eDe!ty Win b rssold - ths RI
..-..sa. ossfs t1HH}6E4tif la1}i 49, 400.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
I'D AHctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast csTuer Of Til aud stroets
rua Ncrpy c.rv

CHANCERY SALE
Under and b virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia passed IN a GER
tain cause therein pending, IN which Ann Bean ct
al care cornplaDants and Jose oh Hynier ct al are
defendants, INo: LEA Equity Docket No. 81
Will sell, at public auction. on MONDAY, the 81
DAY OF August, A. ID 1855, on the premises, at S
O'Clock p m, the real estate mentioned and de-
scIibed In the bill filed in said cause a. follows
Lots No 3: "a, and the north a feet Of Lot IS,
In Square 70. 40. fronting I'd and Canal streets
east. and M and streets south. Also, part of Los
no ;, in square No M, beginning for said part
at point I'll feet distant from the northern corner
OF said square, fronting on the corner OF Sd and
street: east. and running south about Il feet In
ches thence west 81 feet S5s inches; thence north
o. beethning, with the improvements, Consisting
Also, two story Brick and Frame House. Also,
part OF Lot No 5, In square No. IA Beginning Tor
the same At point distant 60 feet IL inches from
the nerth. ast corner OF said square, and running
south with the line Of lst IS feet 90 Lot
MOI In said square; thence along the dividing
line OF said lots No. I'D g. 100 feet ii inches;
thence along the dividing line OF lots 0 and 8 In
said square feet and thence 100 feet Il inches 70
the place OF beginning, together with the improve
ments consisting Of q two story Frame House. &c
Terms of sale, ~ prescribed by the decree, are.
Ope-thtrd cash. ana the resid in eq install
nents at 6 and IL months, with interest from the
day OF sale secured To- she satisfaction of the Trus
tee Stamps and copveyanoing ct cost of pure haser
CO.. dewn on each piece Of property when cold
A. THOMAS BRADEEY, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
" N-5taWSwads Auctoneers.