davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
rue B5aahdld6rg'2'

Governor Seymour, in his speech
before the Democratic State C6nyou,
tion Of New York 10 opposing the
Peudleton scheme said that tho Gov
ornmeut bonds have gone Into the
hands Of innocent holders who to a
vast amount are compulsory owners.
II il a mistake to suppose that they
aroimostly held by capitalists. Large
sums belonging to widows and chill
dren, under tho order oftho courts or
The action of trustees, have been in-
vested III i'uovcrnment bonds The
vast amo0hts held by life aud Gre in
suranco companies aud sewing bank ,
arc, in fact, hold in trust for aud aro
the reliance orthr great body ofactivo
business aud lhbofiug men or women,
or ofwidows and orphans. The sa
vibg banks Of this State, which are
the depbsi,oties Of the poor or Of per
sons of limited means, hold about so,
100000 of Gbvcrument bonds, sThc
whole amohnt held oin' the State OF
New York, in the- various, forms OF
trust. wiHlS6efniI Bsi6T 3oO, 900, 600
1 We look iuto other States, wo shall
see ttikt only d small share Of these
'bonds are he'd By men known as cap
itahsts, ,bdtN they belong, 10 fact ifnot
ID ftfnT, tolthe = busincss, tho active
hd.tRollaboripg men ofsoeiety. The
destfuedoh ofthese securities would
make a widespredd ruin and distreas,
which would reach into every work
shop aud every honie however hum
bleFNia tH 11HrU1 81. lW b hHTU Do
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

Lieutenant General Sherman was
before the Pacific Railroad Commit.
tee Monday, and made a statement
showing that large sums would be
saved by the Governmet by construc.
ting the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

WuLfAM ?. JESrTN, whose place OF ro,l.
" aence Is 00knoSu, will taks notice, thAl
heeSts lsetn, on he lat DAY Of April rs y. hled
hrr petition 10 the Court OF Comm0n Pleas on
seneca Ce,lntt, ohto, NgSinai hin. pratna fara
dlNefce, rad alleging tor eNuses extrema ct,i-ltT
and gross peglect ~ duty. That uAd hstition
Of Nay, iS6S -
The said William p Jes,in WIN also take no.
nee; thNt Gposiuons OF wttDesssa viii be taken
~ me pelnoaes IA sAid e-u.e, A. the once ol
eouR,y, "a the Ut Nai lnd dNys Of May. Isss
eetaee the h'urs US o'closk A, " snd 9 n,olock
z q, o'ktid nNra ELEc1A JkSTlN.
~ lnsoN y fESNH3feNi GsE AlloEnsys.
A.FhS leN NSae0 ggsesS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
lFhaR ssstens for Grant and Wade.

The foll6wiug letter, from the Hon.
Ths&cus Stevens, has been roeeiyed
by opc Of his personal friends 10
l.aucaster, Pa: IL :
WAsuiNoroS, March &c, 1868.
Ny DEAR SIu:-I received your
letter Of the 9th this morning, and
am very glad you intend to be 10 Chi.
.cago personally. IL your constitu.
ents'and minn havo indicated a pref
crenee for Vice PrcsidoDt. ns ] rAth.
cr think they have from their vote, |
should deem 70 your duty us a matter
Of fidelity to begin hy,yoting for that
person, whether lie be n friend Of
mipe OF, not eea . man, seems to me to be
justified in yiolating the wishes of bis
c6qslitponis to please an other per-
song 4 But iC tho person thus ipdica
ted az ibeir,hrst, choice should fail of
a probpbilityiof election, or gradual
III decline, then, III ! were there, Or
my, wishes were 10 be consulted, ]
should nSe all pybeGorts in favor of
~ fllASht .AA'nN ~ bhI uinhi ~
whom you aud / and every radical
man can eonddej and you will find
that The country, as vel as our par.
tieular friend, will profit by his sue.
cess. wish you would show this
letter 10 your colleagues, as shall
be kept from the Convention, apd
desire TO see ap honest man placed 10
The position OF great copirgept, ro-
spohsibility. AS to No candidate for
the Presidency ] presume you all
agree that none other Il an. General
Grant is to be thought Of Hopcst
Grm, and well iudociriuated in the
principle. without os,entniieu, and
without pride, ! do hot SEQ how a
better selection. can DO made. His
Judgement of .mcu 10 50 sound lhat |
have tull f,ith that be will call around
.htp, the ablest aud purest men Of the
palipp, With .GraDl and Wade 70
guide aud dcGopd US, this nation 10
four years viii have acquired pros.
pcrity which viii be Ito wonder Of
The world. Universal Freedom main
lainod by Universal Suffrage on this
continent cannot fail to have that Of.
.'FiF1 ID Very Respectfully,
Z TnAnDEus STEyESs.
To J. H. Houston, Esq, Lapcas-
teri Pat fy, .,.,.-. g.-r-.f,.....f.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

'cHu AsscAsera OF the several townships and
I wards in Seneca County, Ohio. are required
10 meet At the Auditors Office In Titfn on Mon.
dAy thr 9Qth day OF April, IS g. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
sT eonsulta,ion and instFu0iion So shall tend TO .
uniformity IN the action Of the Assessors lE said
1oanty. Zach AssessoI will brlAg with him the
clirkb certificate Of election and publication.
Wow J. y. HEiLAIAN
ArJls 1905 noasS lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

7,HB Subscription Books Of the six per cent.
I preferred capital stock Of 'frhe Tim Gold
and Silver Mining Company of Colorado. are
now open. John Shock. E-q, is general agent tn
solicit subscriptions and collect the same.
LUTHER A. HALL, sec'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

For the week ending the l4th inst.
30l patents will be issued from the
Patent office. - .r.H .i.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
New York Column.

SUPPLEMENTARY sheet 70 ths Royal spanish
- Lottery, givi q every plrehaset The adyan-
tage Of selecting his own numbers. For informa-
tiOn, address
WIN. o. SMITH CO.., General Agents,
30 Nassau street, New York.
New York. March. 3. 1858 no2if
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Young Mems Christian Associ
Natlen r.
We dhdershnd thai them i'd an
Oarncs. dlsPolitiou Cd tbePar Of

ePNf i'VN ~ 'uYl" W
many ycang men ID ourci,yto orgsu.
ire TN association TO be known by the
name heading this article. We have
ofteu regretted tho stubborn fact ex.
istipg in our community, that young
men, 10 their pursuit Of money aud
physical comforts, almost entirely neg.
lcct the cultivation Of mind and higher
social atiainmcnts. There il anoth-
or obstacle fosuceess u an association
like this, found 10 tho plain rsluct.
anee ofmapyi(uot all) of oara Older
citizens uud busiusss rnn TO counte.
nansc, uidsnd sSsist. IF The great
gOOa ariSps from An slsoetpliop Of
this nature were righG Gyayalusd these
hindanoes wOuldibel swept from the
path what merchanE would have
less eonhdcncgin his cierk becnuso he
was a member Of this association 2
What parent would dcplOrs his son's
menbership2Ho o. 1hi Hoi' tsufy F.
The word /" christian" often de-
tracts from the charm Of the RSsocia.
ton, ia lhe eyes Of many young men
Tboy might wisely scare Mt worse
words than that, butit moaus to them,
"a long face" This opinion IS not
tho result Of imogiaation alone, The
association Is founded, il Is truc,. on
christina principles, .boeauset tlioroini.
TIM secret ofitse loogesity,1 We Will,
al another time cndUavor 10 explain
the practical sood ofttcsc ssoeictiqs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Base Ball.

FAhiN OF N'AIN' - '.H ."
? The ChroRicls Of New York hus the
Following, which will be of interest
to tho lovers of''yc noble game"
Arrangements have already been
made Fora grand tournament, to take
place underthe uuspiecs Of the Niasa.
va Falls Base Ball Club, They have
determined upon having gala time,
commencing on the 18th Of May, on
which occasion IL is proposed to have
gtUnd tournament, open 10 all clubs,
not only those belonging 10 New
York but1o other States. A fund
has been raised, from which $4,000
has been set apart for prizes. A
ground has been secured covering
dftoen aeres Ia extent, aud the Same
10 to be iuelosed by fencb and pre-
pdredior tho seasons play as soon
as the weather Will admit of osseta-
tions upon, the GROUND, An mdiyid
nal priie, IN addition TO those iueiud
cd ID the So, 600, viii be given by Mr..
/ J, 7 Fulton, tc be Known as the
"lhtrnational Hotel prize. This
/ Journey has been arranged in the In
terests Of the New Yord State Asso
citation, and with view Of enlarging
its list of members. We have no
doubt OF its being perfect success
and shah Nny bxpeet TO SEQ such or
csnizations' as The Unions Of New
York and OF Ldusinsburs, Mutualsl
Atlanties, Athletics, &c, taking part
lip it, The fact Of being able 10 Wit
ness fne seties bf games, aud to sec
Niagara at one md tho same fine,
win be amplei6dheemeut ia hundreds
in this city TO take The trip, while the
number aud-vstue Or 'ttD prizes will
be sulhcie ,dsIettrsetive tol draw our
strong mines out
| hals'T - --s-Ass4l-@--a--s-L--A 200
hsislibsA s0ontradiUtiuns -orH af.
yioommos 80 sS--t-ta Do ttnamsa
An articlssppSaraolh the AReet.
tiaar,laSi woOk. under the cap ton hor
',INhsartless iwrach,'s ID swhich Is
siysnlip SetSn, tho hsartless coaduet
ora son rtpwards hisPgea mother. II
paaoysvsry GsiEaseosAiiOn story but
PraSsshtO,bs Rassns aud is probably
rsrortSa " thsaesemges OF the per-
lon whose eondOct is so severely cen.
,ared istW e'asrS' reaSsstea to stare
ihat thtmSttST has been iuvest;yatsl
pyssbo, ,tasashiP, and city authorities.
anaaheysiousd no snndsi 'iir such,
ana SasiEei Niielo. siRhisis k,it sx.
ample ofho& possBleap is for. even
q smart edls5rto DO 'itatch H. Sf' '''''
| Ike President : cppnSel, upIto the
psese9I {psni RqSaa NammSssl no,
.'fGf2 hlRJ 'Aglt9g3scRuv ,rml ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

flNIE eppartnetshtp heretofore existing under
1 the drm name II Ryan & ndakerhohf, IL this
day dissolNcd Having associated with uG hT.
DNnlslceisy 81 Akron, we win continue the old
eusiness under the tfm name OF Ryan, RrinkeT-
hon Co. Al persons indebted 10 the Old hrm
must come FORWARD ptoniptN, and settle all &C.
oOuuts, ~ We cannot longer delay settlement. On
and suer the 10Th instant all our old customers
will nndustn room No. -, Empire Rioek win
the eitv. t' RYAN 4 BRINKERHOFF
April D. 1873 H.l H..I-F nneiud
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09

The President ! COUNSEL, pplto the
'sSse99 9a'psni RqSea Na@mSasd no,
fffS Alag Sl4t9s3s'Aus trua IN
age4v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09
Bountios Prom Washihgt0a,
wAsnlsofos, March 81 1903.


WAsniSoroS, March 81 1868.
EDs, TRIBuNE; notice Ia your
paper Of the 2Glh Instant an editorial
advising soldiers 70 writo to their
members of0ongrcss for information
in regard to their bounHUs Ten.
close a printed circular from the
Paymaster General notifying meu
bers Of Congress that their appIica
tions for information as TO claims Tor
additional bounty win not be answer.
ed 10 future, ] take great pleasure
in doing all in my -po yer for soldiers,
but you will soc from this lcircular
that tho Puymastcr General refuses
TO give members ofUongress iuforma
tion as to the collection Of claims for
additional bounty. Ifyou think pro
per please publish this circular ia
your paper Tor tho information oi
soldiers interested. y f,n.- '" "a
-''t.s b'' Yours truly, .
40 ng9P.~ BucKLASD.
pApYNAsTER GENERAL s 0FFIGE, |
February, /, 1869. (
1t long since heeqme wholly i'm
practicable TO answer the immense
number of letters from inpatient
Claimants and ,ClAim Agents, asking
information as to tho progress aud
prospects Of their respective claims
for the Additional Bouulys osTt
a rule was thogsior pcfessarib
adopted that AFTER tic. due aekpowl-
hedsmopt Of rseqiRiaj ihis l0liec
Of the ppplieatiopsAndpaper 10 each
case no subsequent ooplmnnieathn
not Peripeptlio q propoS plusidation,
Apl sottlepant soG,s oaim should he
answeTld or otherwise,noliae rai1
An eyasiepi oC this rpleo iss nsF
sought by eplistipg,the ihfosocel and
intervention ofmeG,brrs of Oopgress
,hrouSh whom Inquiries uGc jyans-
mitted and answers expected, Re-
eontly scores of such letters. have
been daily received from or through
membFs, Which TO the presspt ,ime gs
have epdeuyqred 10 answer. This
demand has grown, hoyeyer. 10 pro,
portions SO Formidable, aud with an
evident increasing tendency, as to
render indispensable tho rigid appl,
cation Of the rule to all cases. ~
Honorable members, il IS trusted,
will appreciate this necessity when
they consider the very great hin-
drance 70 the geboral Progress orOd,
JusIing aud, paying bouAly claims
unavCida6ly involved in the diversion
OF tho time aud labor Of Paymas,ors
and their clerks from the geporal
work 20 Investigations and answers 10
these special eases Of mere iaquiry.
D
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-09


Net amount Of force at eud OF the year. 400
Number and amount Of Policies which :.
have ceased 20 be IN. force during the
year frohi all causes No. tn,-
i,25osOo
I'll rr. tfs----fs f4rfFn d 4 ~. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion of yestprday's Prore,


SENATE.-After our report closed yesterday
Ihe civil appropriation bili was taken up,
The question being on The amendment 10 strike
out the appropriation Of Si2.gIO for support OF
sixty transient paupers IN some medical iustl-
tuuon IN the city OF Washington; which WAS
agreed 10.
The Committee reported an amendment 10
pay $50 for record books ordered for the Once
OF Register Of Deeds Of the District OF Co.
lumbia, when Edward Z. Eddie was Register
Adopted.
Mr.. Fessenden offered an amendment anna
prlatlng Sl5,tuo Tor The heating OF IA. RJtuaaa.
The old hall OF the House OF Repres-ntattNes
ana The Offices and stalrcases connected there
with. Adopted.
Also, an amendment approprIating 900 for
painting the eastern front OF The Cry Hall,
washington; FOR resetlng steps, So. and 50
additional for various improvements IN the
same building, provided the corporate author
Tues OF Washington appropriate q like amount
Tor the western front OF the building Adopted
Also an amendment appropria'ing $1,000
Tor the continuation of the water front from
street 20 First street east Adopted.
Mr.. Sherman. from the Committee on FL
nance, reported, as an amendment 70 the bill.
me fuBdlng bill heretofore introduced bg him
PeEding discussion, the Senate went into eK-
eeutlSe session, and after some time spent
therein, adjourned.
The House concurrent resolution 70 adjourn
on July Il, was read and laId on the table.
hoUsE.-lesterday, after our report closed
The House pnOceeoed 10 the consideration OF
reports nom the Judiciary Committee
MIR. Eldrldge, (Wis.). from that committee
reported bill authorizing ch.i-......-n o. coun-
Inlttees CHARGED WIN the disbursement of the
cohunge., fund of the House . aiminlstsr
-s TO applicants for money out OF said fund.
Passed
Also, reported formally upon the bill to ex-
tend admiralty jurisdiction OF the courts of the
United States TO cases occurring in the inland
rivers. Passed.
Also. reported adversely upon the bill In
amend the act IN relstion 10 Compensation OF
oriers and upstayes in the supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia Laid on the table
Mr. Woodbridge, (Nt.,D from the same COM
mlttee, reported adversely upon the bill IN re-
lation 10 fees in the District Of Columbia L4Id
on the table.
The House resolved itself Iuto Committaa Of
the Whole and proceeded to the Onsidpration of
bill making appropriation for the purchase OF
Alaska.
Dir. Banks (Mass.) proceeded 10 address the
House In favor OF the bIll, and spoke up TO the
hour for taking recess. The subject was
the hour of adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
SUMNER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

These Springs, so long and favorably known to
the seekers of health a nd pleasure, will = .
reopen Tor the reception of visitors on WAN
the LIST OF June. With extensive improve u, .d6
ments and general refurnshing of the est abli IA.
Hrnt we Will be prepared for the comfortable &C.
commodation OF from fifteen hundred 10 ttro thoN-
Sard PERSONS.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. so eminently ser
ylceahle in connection with the internal use of
these Alternative waters are always at the comm and
of the visitor.
One Of tn. best City BANDS OF MUSIC viii, he
in attendance TO enliveh the LAWNS AMI the BALL
kOOM; and suitable LIVkRY will be open 10
the use OF those who may desire to indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges VIII b. s. a day, or $50 per mon tn;
children under 10 years and colored tervauts, half
price; white servants according to accommoda.
ticns.
No effort or exp ense will be spared en- the part of
the Projectors. 20 manage this adjustment In a
manner lest calculated 10 promote the comfort Of
Visitors in every respect.
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, April 10Th 1873.
~ For a full account of the MEDICINAL EFFI-
cACY ANDAPPLICABiLITY ofthese waters to particu-
lar diseases the reader is referred to the work
OF lr. MOORMAN, ON the Mineral Waters of the
United States and Canada, ~ to be found at Messrs
KELLY & PETS, Baltimore and other Book
stores. PAMPHLET the WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, containing much valuable In
formation, can be obtained without charge, of
Msssrs COLEMAN ROGERS, Baltimore
- ROUTE 10 THE SPRINGS from any Point
DONsVILLE. STANTON, Co SOyINGTON, by
Hail, TT ence by Zine Line of Stage Ooac hes on 3
well graded Turnpike, % Miles to the Springs.
lie SEQ 2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner Of 9TH aud d streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, MARKET GARDEN ANOIMPROyE
MENTS, MAR WASHINGTON CITY.
by virtue Of Deed in Trust, from George Pfeu.
ger ana vile bearing date on the 25th day Of Au-
gust. 1886, and recorded ia Liber h. NJ IL. No. %
ioo 2S, ct seq, and at the request of the holder
oil the notes thereby secured, the subscriber will
sell at public sale on TIL RSDAY, the % day OF
July loco at II O'Clock m, the Auction Store of
green Williams, on the corner of ID and 7th
streets In the city of Washington all that piece or
parcel OF Land lying and being situated in the
county OF Washington in the District Of Columbia
beiIg Part OF the tract Of land called "Chlum Cas-
tie Manor ;" containing ia acres, and by metes
and bounds described in a certain deed from Susan
IA Burke and others to said George Pfeuger bear
Ing date on the 18th day of August, 1850, and re
corded in Liber r. NJ. III. No. %, folio lOl, ct eco
with the Improvements, which consist of a two
story Frame selling, containing four rooms with
kitchen, stable, &c.
The above property is about eR miles from the
Centre Market on the road from North Capitol
street to Blsaenseurg, adjoins the farms of Mr.
pundas and Jne. n Clarke
The proximity to market renders IL a m ost de-
sirabie market farm 81 suburban residence.
Terms: One-hsf cash, of which 10 will be
knocked down, the balance in 6 and IL months, for
notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by
deed OF trust upon the property, and if not com.
piled with in days after the day of sale, the pro
erty will be resold upon week notice, at the
risk and expense Of the purchaser All convey anc.
ing and revenue stamps at the cost of the BUR
chaser. CHARLES s. WALLACE, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Je Iy-eOSds AUctiOn0sr1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
10y CHAS. KLOMAN,
No. ass Seventh street, near T.

THIRTY ACRES OF VALUABLE GARDEN
LAND NEAR UNlONT0WE, D. C
On MONDAY. July 2Uth, at O clock o m ON
the premi .es viii sell. public auction 80 acres
of valuable Land, in the Immediate vicinity Of
UnlontoTn, ID. c., divided in three parts Of ten
acres each.
This land, the property Of G: A Krouse, is known
for its richness and healthy locality. two streams
valuable for gardener, butcher, private resi-
dence. Its near proximity to the city Of Washing
,he Navy Yard bridge, makes 1t very valuable for
building purposes
Terms One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest; notes secured by deed of
trust on the property. Oonveyancing and stamps
at pur chaser Q cost.
This prop. rty be had at private sale previous
to day of sale
For full information inquire of
CHAS. KL0MAN, Real Estate Broker,
ASS Seventh street.
GALLIGAE 4 TOWNsHEND.
ley eo6ds Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
10y J. T. GOODWILL CO.. Auctioneers,
~ Southwest cor. Pa ave and a.. at

RY ]. T. COLDWELL CO., Auctioneers
u Southwest cor. Pa. ave. and AZ ST.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT AUC-
On THURSDAY MoKNiNa, July ID. At tan
O'Clock shall sell in trent of our store lot Of
excellent Furniture, &c, consisting in part Of
Marble top Bureaus, Bedsteads
Hashstands, Tables. Lounges
Cane and Wood Chairs
Mattresses. Feather Beds, Window Shades
Handsome Imitation Rosewood Cottage Set
Good :" Oak
Childrens' Carriages, Crockery. &C. &c
Terms cash. J. 7. COLDWELL 4 CO.,
Je SOFT Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
aTETION
RY W. L. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
- Stores Nos. 81 5 and 3l7,
Southwest corner of Penn avenue and 9Th sire.

sale Of public auction, TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, OF stolen, abandoned other property
taken ~ the MetropOlitsn police, which has re-
police district longer than six months, will take
p ace at the Office of the Detectives, No Lousi.
ana axenne: opposite CRY Hall, ct le3k O'Clock @.
m, MONDAY, July 6. 1853
Terms: Cash In current funds.
All persons who have lest money and property
by theft or otherwise which e. embraced in the
catalogue, that may be examined at the property
rooms, are hereby notified TO identify the same
prior to the day Of sale or they will lose ali claim
thereto: By order: GEO. p. HERRIOK,
Je O-t Property Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
llY WIN. L. WALL B CO., Auctioneers.
- Stores 81 and 311,
Southwest corner Penns avenue and 9th street.
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON 2lST STREET

CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
WEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District q Columbia, passed June llth 1863 in the
cause OF Wheatley VS.. Clampit, ct al, No 23s,
equity docket No. g., the subscriber will sell, al
PUBLIC auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
July Is, at s O'Clock, p M certain real estate in
the City Of ashington and District aforesaid, be
ing parts Of lots and +, in Todds subdivision of
original Lots numbered &c ven, a. eight Isl and
described as follows:
beginning for the same at point on the east
side OF 2lst street west, distant one hundred and
nifty (l50D feet from the northeast corner Of G.
street north and running thence east one hu ndrea
tO) feet thence north and parallel with said 2lst
street hfteen Q5l feet, thence west enc hundred
ltO feet to said 2lst street west. and thence with
the line OF said 2lst street west, south fifteen 6I
feet to the place of beginning, with the buildings
rights and appurtenanoes to the same belongin g,
win right oil way reserved over the rear three
ana nall (3h) feet Of the south part of Lot L to
the alley ten tl0) feet wide at the south of said
Lots and +, for the use Of the above described
real estate.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months SN0 will be required when the pro perry
Is struck on the terms of sale are not com Piled
with In days from day of sale the property will be
resold at the cost and risk of the defauking pur-
chaser
CHARLES NJ MATHEWS. Trustee.
ye u o6us W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01
10y MITCHELL HOLTZMAM,
- Real Estate Breakers and Insurance Apents
Room No. I, Intelli gencer Building
\ RARE CHANCk TO oBTkia ACHEAp AND

RARE CHANCE 10 OBTAIN A CHEAP AND
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
On THURSDAY, July I'd, on the premises. we
shall cell Sh o'clock p ten of those desirable
building lots, being each ~ feet front to 10 foot
alley In square go. fronting on Delaware avenue
and first street, near street north, and the
Terms: ESQ cash on each lot, and balance
in payments of Sl2 50 per month until paid
for, or all cash, at the option of the purcha-
ser. Conyeyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser $40 per lot cash required on the day of
sale. 0ALLIGAN 4 TOWNSHEND,
Je@ intel Aucts.