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The New York herald., 1869-06-12
EASE BAIL NOTES.

To-day the Mutuals and Eckfords play the return
game Of the series for the championship 10 is to be
hoped that Mr.. j. Pluvius win not interfere again
before a full game can be played. The interest which
would naturally be taken this contest is greatly
enhanced by the termination OF the first game so
disastrous to the Mutuals. Tney intend TO "do
themselves proudv to-day: for they feel that they
must do so IL they would retain the title OF cham
plons They fought for the title long before they
achieved il that it Will not pay for them to lose Ia
now. - -. -
Thursday at Hoboken between the Empires and So
cIals viii be played on Monday afternoon next,
weather permitting.
ON Monday the Yale College nine VIII have t,ls-
sic with the "Red Stockings" at New Haven. The
latter will come direct to this city from New Haven,
and viii play with the Eckfords on Tuesday, At
lantics on wednesday and Mutuals on Thursday.
on Monday the Powhatans Will play the Unions
at Merose: the Alphas aud Atantics Will play at the
Capitoline; the Eckfords and Athetics, OF Brook
lyn VIII play on the Union grounds, and as above
mentioned the Empires and Socals will play at
Hoboken.
The Cincinnati Base Pail Club and the TrImoun.
tains OF Boston, played game OF base ball az
Riverside Park, near Boston, yesterday, which was
won by the Cincinnatians by score OF 40 10 IL.
Three Of the 1rimountain's best men were absent
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Important from the Sent Of War-Signal Suc.
cesses for the Paraguayans-Capture of an
Entire Regiment and AnnihilntiOn Of IN
ExpedtiOnary Corps.
From the London star Of June !, which reached
here yesterday, we obtain the following important
information relative TO the progress OF hostiities in
Paraguay
A Brazilian regiment OF cavalry, in the advanced
guard OF the allied army, had been surprised on the
moment Of hating and pasturing the horses the
whole regiment, as well as infantry picket which
was on the spot being destroyed by Lopezs troops.
All were killed or taken prisoners
The expeditionary corps which landed at Rosario
was surprised the greater part being killed and taken
prisoners by the Paraguayans.
A gunboat which was towing up the river Tebl-
cuar O cidtd charged with provisions for the army
was boarded by the Paraguayans, who killed all the
crew and took possession Of the cargo OF the two
vessels.
The allied army was still in Luque.
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Floyd, resides at Abingdon and possesses con-
siderable amount OF property. Mr.. Hughes mas
always been noted for his fine culture his high liter,
railroad affairs relating 10 Virginia. IL has been
remarked that ne knows more about Virginia rail-
roads than any other man In the State.
Mr.. William Il. Cameron, the reputed author OF the
offensive article Is also native OF Virginia, ABOUT
twentyeight years OF age and as the editor OF tne
Inder Is regarded as one OF the most spirited ana
talented writers In the State. He has been con-
neced with the press since the close OF the late war,
his efforts being crowned with success In attaining
the ownership OF the Iader, In the management OF
which he has evinced remarkable Judgment ana
enterprise. The Hlder Is considered the leading
and most enthusiastic Walker paper In Virginia.
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do not for various reasons, stand as good chance
to come out ahead their rivals do; but they have
a very fine boat which would give them quite an
advantage over the other crews in rough weather,
and they are consequently praying for stiff breeze
and ''rolling sea- when the race takes place. IL
row II the water should be rough; but the refusal
would be so palpable confession Of their anticipat
ing defeat that the race VIII doubtless come OF at
n haz
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ATTEMPTED SUIc1DE.-Nicholas Cuscc. German.
attempted to drown himself by jumping oiY the Bat
terry wall, at Castle Garden last night lie was res.
cued 10y officer Ryan, OF the First precinct aud con-
veyed TO the station house.
sTABBrNG AFFRAy.-Joseph n. Miller, residing at
the corner Of slxty-second street aud Ninth ave.
nue. during an altercation at Hamilton Park ycster
day afternoon; was STABBED In the back by william
bs-v. Miiler'b Wounds were dressed by Or. Mellow
eli and he was removed to his home ,s friends.
Blake 0as arrested aud locked w n the Nineteenth
precinct station house,
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HIGHLAND PARK COURSE.


Race Between Mountain Boy and Lady Thorn.
NEwBuRG, June II, 1889.
At last, after several postponements ION account
of the weather." the great race between Mountain
Boy and Lady Thorn took place this afternoon at
Highland Park Course. The morning was most
beautiful one. and fine afternoon was confidently
predicted. At about noon, however, the sky was
beclouded the wind blew in gusts from the west and
southwest, and the rain came ftfully and spitefully
Sporting men thought 'the race was up" again, and
disappointment was visbly written upon their faces;
but at about two O'Clock the weather cleared up
once more, although the wind continued to blow
with sufficient violence TO interfere with the making
Cf the very best time possible 70 the horses.
The judges were Mr.. Joseph Harker, OF New York
city; Major Adam Lilburn, OF Haverstraw, Rockland
county, and Charles A. oakley, OF New York city.
The inside attendance was not very large, there
being not over 1000 persons on the ground. The
outside attendance on elevated points in the vicn-
ity, was much larger than on previous days OF the
fair. Pool selling was dull. feeling being preva-
lent that the thing was "hxedn before the thing
commenced. Mountain Boy had the call in the few
pools that were SOLD by odds of oil the way from five
TO one to two to one. The following VIII give an
idea Of the estimate placed on the animals by New
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Mountain Boy won the toss for the pole, and was
driven by Samuel Mclaughlin. Lady Thorn's rib
bons were held by Dan Phier. After scoring twice
FIRST Hedt-The Lady showed first across the
string but by spurt sam M showed the I Boy & ahead @
distance between them varying from one to three
lengths. AZ the quarter pole, reached In thirtysix
lengths The half mile was trotted in 1:13is, Noun.
tam Boy still leading the mare by two and half
1901. On the homestretch Dan let out a reef in
the Ladys speed, ana gradiuaiy ,S G,Ssed ,ne
Mountain Boy. The mile was made In 2:2sH Con-
sdering the hardness OF the track thalf-mile) and
the violence OF the wind this was thought to be eX
by either animal. No attempt was made to renew
the selling Of pools at the end OF this heat the result
Second Heat-As before, the Lady got head ana
shoulders in advance of Mountain Boy, bot in a
turn was two lengths in advance. This lead he in-
creased TO three lengths az the quarter pole,
soSse' moTe to about i've lengths O" on the ' back @
stretch. The half mile was made In l17, augnring
slow time for the heat AZ ps the ,a
unaltered, but on the homestretch he wldened the
gap to six lengths and this was the distance be-
was made in 233N. When It was announced from
the Judges stand mat Mountain Boy was the winner
OF the heat In the time mentioned shout OF derisve
laughter went up from the assembled throng.
Voices shouted. "Do you call that racefn while
evIdentiy was dissatisfied with the condition of
things. or course no attempt was made TO sell
pools. After the usual twenty minutes for rest tho
horses were called up for the
Third Hedt.-Tne knowing ones now predicted
that Dan Pfer would let out all the Ladys speed In
desperate effort to get this heat. BETTING men
prayed most ferventy for splitting OF the heats.
IL was also loudly proclaimed outside that
there were country horses In Orange county
that could beat the time OF the second heat
The horses came up In excellent condition. In
scoring the first time Mountain Boy went or his
feet, and the bell was tapped for return second
attempt was more successful; the word 'gor was
given, and Mountain Boy showed in advance from the
start On the turn he was four lengths ahead. Just
before reaching the quarter pole Mountain Boy went
OF his feet again and the mare hauled up towards
hum, lessenlng the gap by length the quarter was
reached IN thrtyslx Qpd Dalf seconds. Just after
leaving It Mountain Boy broke up once more aud
TIE Lady made q bold brush for the lead, The ex.
element among the crowd OF Spectators was now
most intense; the hopes of those who had staked
their Pile on Lady Thorn were raised for the first
time In the race. But they were doomed to dsap-
pointmen for sam speedily brought Mountain Boy to
his feet once more, and away ne went like anHrf0w.
trotting splendid gait aud making gap o. three
lengths at the hall mile, which was reacDed IN
1I5lf. AT the threc-qunrter pole, reached IN 1852,
both trottng finely, Mountain Boy was Ave iengths
ahead. The remainder OF the heat was more like
chase than race, Mountain Boy passing the score
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THE lACLEDE RACES

ST. LOUIS, NO., June II, 1859.
The spring meeting Of the Laclede Jockey Club
opened to-day. The first race was q sweepstak es
for two year olds half mile DASH 1t was won by
DIR. FalOn's colt by Voucher in 1:54H.
The second race was q sweepstakes for three year
olds mile heats, $50 entrance, with $500 added:
Renfrew's colt, by Lexington, won In 1854 and
1:54H. The weather was ine the attendance good
and the track heavy.
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Sale Of Clifton Yearlings.

The second annual sale of the Clifton yearngs will
take place to-day at Jerome Park, previous to the
races. They are four in number three by imported
bennington and one by Breckenridge. Two OF the
Leamingtons are out Of the imported mares Bapta,
by Kingston, and Jerusalem, by Jericho. The other
bennington Is out OF Nellie Greaves. The dam Of the
Breckenridge colt is Sophia, by imported Bonnie
Scotland. These four youngsters would be great
acquisition to any Of our racing stables.
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YACHTING.
Course

Brooklyn Yacht Club Union Regatta-Course
10 Be sailed Over-AnOwances of Time.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club, the union regatta OF
which promises to be an aquatic event exceeding In
interest and excitement all such exhibitions sailed
in the harbor Of New York for many years, have
issued through delegated officers the following cir
cular. The character Of the prizes to be competed
for the division Of classes and the allowances OF
time decided upon, commend themselves to the
yachting men Of the country
In obedience 70 resolutions passed at recent
meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club we beg leave
to invite the entry Of your yacht In union regatta
open to all yacht clubs to take place on the oath
june 1869; the prizes to the value OF $500, 10 be
given bv the members OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club,
and to be sailed for upon the rules and allowances
Of time established by them and awarded as fol-
lows
First class-Schooners.
Second class-Sloops, two divisions.
Third class-Jib and mainsail open boats.
The course TO be sailed over will be from Gowanus
bay, Brooklyn, 10 and around Southwest Spit and
return Yachts from all organized yacht clubs en-
tering this regatta to compete with the yachts OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club for these particular prizes
named, but such entry is not 10 be construed as
competing for the Brooklyn Yacht Club regular an
nual regatta prizes to be given by the club to It's own
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HOAX ExrosED.-Mr. Thomas Barrett, who was
ons of inc iurymen In the trial OF webster for the
murder OF DR. Parkman, and the only one named
Barrett on that jury is resident OF THIS city at this
time and one Of our most respectable citizens, lie
ms NOT changed his mind In regard to the justice OF
ia verdict nc rendered. and Is astonished at the i'm.
position attempted by the person In, New Orleans
who has assumed his signature, and confesses =.
have committed the crime for which =, enstsf WAS
executed,-Ros...cc~., sruvester, June 10
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Belmont. S100 Morris. ...,...... 800
Pools were also sold at Riley's, corner of Broad
way and Twenty eighth street, by Mr. J. b. Johnson
AT this place the attendance OF sporting men was
larger than any evening previous to the races OF
the present meeting. The number of buyers was,
however limited and those inclined to invest did
not seem inclined to put up their money on anything
but the first race. The following list VIII show the
pools sold as also the fayortes In eacn:-
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Any yuCHt tHltrtU WltH SdIIS III tXCtSS OF uDUVt
limit the allowance Of time to be reversed.
All entries to be made before June %, 1862 tC
G. L. Haight, w. ii. Pegg, Edwin Hillyer, John Jones
John NJ. Sawyer, Regatta Committee.
WILLIAM. 4. LEE, Secretary,
box 1922 New York Post ONCE.
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Closing Day of the Meeting.

Closing Day or the Meet1nRs
In point Of racing attractions today-the last OF
the Spring Meeting Of the American Jockey Club
will be the greatest Of them all Five races are on
the programme, the first being the Jockey Club
Handicap, a dash OF two miles, There are fifteen ac-
ceptances and the field will undoubtedly, be large.
Then follows the for the Consolation Premium,
dash Of mile and threequarters, for horses beaten
during this meeting The fourth race is dash or
three miles, for all ages which ought to bring to the
post strong field. The nth race is sweepstakes,
for colts and FLIES foaed in 1857 for which there are
seven entries Such attractions cannot fall TO draw
large and fashionable attendance to Jerome Park,
particularly as the weather will be Of such charac
ter as compensate for that Of last Thursday when
1t was so unproptious to deter many from visiting
the ground who would gladly have been present had
the day been favorable.
POOL SELLING.
Pools on to-day's were sold last night at the
Subscription Rooms, 900 Broadway, by Major W. G.
Barker The attendance OF buyers was not large,
nor was much business done, there being ap-
parently general reluctance TO invest upon the
eSThe' The fOilowlns oi s1I We're the pools sold:-
First race, hurdle, 5000, one mile and three
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~ J. A. sTOUTENBURG, Auotioneer.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE ia
TATE, ADJ0INI Nc LKLINGToN. AND coz,
tsIAIE AND REsiSsS6E % THs LATE
s M,nfs o EEoA As sa sITsATrP within TWO
As$k fJR SALE F. al II p tbsK
By Virtue of a decree o, III. c,rc,,, corr,
f$$ for the county Of Aiexapdria, We, at G0 tue
s.s.n sser1srE Term, SS9. In the case Of Roachs
Con, sioners therein named. viii prooeed t. seii,
A. qhis ane,on to the highest bidder IN front 81
BAY hs er tss Tn 4s ssr on Of trs SAIg
e tia. s.usSle pFeesrtT ' @ I ffGsh
sar tfs Of
y sSS t .SsSs ,xa in e:
from sshinaton city d: O. IN the HrIine iass
r"snD nts and Il Z: pST MIR Sc
seSera, eHcelent Frame bwsiIina soS, aoG ia1s
Barns: Stables, Out houses. &C. The Msnsion
.na sn. :. s 2. the
Whole city Of ws.hington and great extent Of the
81 sa. q: best e s. H. ;as md
ss Ne x aSsss S. Z; Az e
siSS 1a S,sS ssP Ia s$..
ana .t.Se. Gss. P.rs q the tract ss. @s {:
large story tkAMs DwEi Eel s'i a66 6s
WITH Ten rooms, large barn, with stAbiing for
Iaildinss This tract Is ali Veil set in grass, and
..s:S 60 ~:
ment, new barn and ether necessary baildines;
also, large Blacksmith and Whsslwrisht chop,
DOING GOOD business; This tract poSss;ses great
AassSue ssd q sh sni
t!c &C Shs twenty AoRrs, known
hs.s Iaon.
and large .psviion, .sitastsd at the junctioa OF
the Alsxsndrie and Arlington TurnSfks, half
~: IS 81 4esns 2. tAsD
county q A Z On the ooanty read from
piece has valuable water power for either Q Mill
miIi was burned during the var. '-'' e1~""' 1A'
The residue % the sesafs, which r. admirably
adapted Tor agricultural purDoees, and . portion
susiiy Of clay Tor sSict. viii Be- Sividsd and soid
IN Tote OF from I'VE 70 twenty acrss. TO suit par-
FERNS: Twenty Per cent q the pnrchass money
to BE- paid in essh and The residue g three equal
., = ssa ss,.n.ssn months
soed pertcps security the title 70 be retained I'M.
til full psy mtnt Of the loschese money, and TIE
STSfr e = .s's = re E as = :SS:.::
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sss Z ss ao. q &c and
FiRgUs0H BEACH,
Wm. H. DOL any,
- Perrons ~tshiee 20 examine Ga. property
viii please cal on b. g. johnson SJ3 PosnSs W.
nia s,eene. bSt.ssn sx and sth strssis, opSosiss
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD AT m
= W." site {, ~ So per north sal-sts
uI A.snMisGIA choice a. .evers, veil fnrni she'd
aoOuS ungt OF IN -utts. o frs ami sec IN
noors ., b. Gtsinsd at No q. o I0.n ar e. b.
HS soc leg .t-ps FROM b ~, Vi ses Il srs.
bess ~ ~. s2s tslns all Convenience TnA very
tSiksT CLAss BOARD. wIru PI.sxsANr
vsn ROOMS 20 Be hsa on rsssa Able
sbo,f IN street e-tween I7fh aad fsth
~. ~, "a nom most VI the DsSic cccss.
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AUCTION SALES.
GkkkN Q WILLIAMS.
Auctfoneers aud Real Bstoee nrokogD.
No. 62o Southeast corner fth aaf D streeas

Ri sKkkN Q wILLlAns,
sac so. .ss ss y. 3D.: csss
sfSkkccpgT TeSssS nALS 81 IaE vALuAsLs
IhE Lara ALtkkO Las DE9EAsE0
- .. ~ ',T'o. q %. I.., .iIl q Al,rei L~.,
~ IN ,toyi.l q -. Will ans q, an orsss q
t.r wsshine,cS e5uh,S' Sstei tue Isas q Msrsa.
80 pts,oribiss 80 term. e .ale. I ~iIl s-li. %
'Ss och :: :.,s u sis: e..
=. pen. 70 in,.r--f .e.I rss.is. ~. or Der &c.
oS W,Ssspsy 'ss7r "a, .. 49,. %. q. o,oc.
y Lo,ss,s CO. srd seven ~ On .qasr- ss-t q
s let saa ssS, .ss sa 10 ss e
let > ,noh-s or north street, by one n ndr-d
I,.t.o eur, .ea e..s me Il srs-s acu q ' '0'sa
on stMs pAf, tDn~ais,eiE .ft~r shove sale,
e,Eltl avn 80 ires,ins -eseSi Que &c, ssi
80 b. iocHes fe-t stach--l on S.w Yo-k ave
.is ibches tIA teet inch-sl o. si-t -sr--s vi
Improves ~ tsO-story snd e.- IN ut Fr.ns
On THURSDAY, Apr I al. is's a.o o'e,o-k
?. m Lot fourteen VA "a "a stsioa OF sla.e
t~~ot, a,- - Co., q, The d.r n ~ she lot y,.n.
,cst, ON lIth or ct vet, tet~.s oho -nu- asd
an pay.msnI, AID e.- .1d s.Ier O. ths c.-h
% sAMs 40, at sS o lack .. P.rts ot
enc ed thirty oEe tssl ' h-ginuias At the sou a
vest oorne, ~, on-. running tnsaoe norIh ~srd-
Aiore the eastern hHe a lot tso utu-ty-
ii"e test snt U'ue ami oae-hah inches ga fe-t
"a ibohe.l te-ue- e.st t~-atS feet. 90 let,
u.noe s.uta 10 the h1e q north street. aai
thehce With fte ine ~ ala street a. the N .-e a
b. stt nj Improved BY = three sfo,V and bs..
mint 'ck D~e.iin with tack bail log. on srth
n..t,e', e.,.ecn a sni an =. .ets west A de-
sirshle 2, esd-ac. near ths CIT Hall
on thiDAf: Apui asa, ls@ .s o bel oh m .
Let YOUR. q IN equsre numbered thi rt.-an. a a. D
frsptns one hundred leol fe,t on north N .t-e-,
and on hundred ssd tea a ol 'eet On q h strees
vest. fmprov q b. atwo st ~ Brick rSuse
Terms Of ssle: tine third cash; haiaune IN eous q,
tnsalmeuts ~ stx, ts.t~eye (Ifl aud lsl
months. said balance 70 bear interest from uaF OF
sale, aud TO Ne -scured by deed of trust on IN q
preHis.s. Slp d.sn on each piec~ Of property
Shen the same 10 bid OF. Convex anciue aad
stsmps af purche.-r or purchasers cost
JHS n yOHNsON. Executor.
aI1d 6REkN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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10y COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors 10 Jas. q. Mciuire co..
southwest corner Of Penn avenue ami IItn street
Star Once Building
TRUSTEES SALE OFAvERY VALUABLE
LOT ON FOURTEENTH sTKeET WEiT

LOT ON FoUkTEDNrH sTKeEr WEjT.
BY virtue OF decree Of the su rene Court OF d
District of Columbia 10 Miller ct al vs. Jenkin.
ct a.; Ne 5sl Equity. tue undersigned will sell
az public auction. ON the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 20 day Of April, 1859. at O'Clock o m .
the south half Of Lot No Is. in Square No 2lI. in
The city OF Washington. ID u, fronting 30 feet on
80 feet.
This property is situated on the vest side of
street. betw. en- n and Rhode I.iaud avenue
Terms Of sale: One third cash. residue in &
and months the de ferred pa, mepts 60 De secured
fy the notes or bones Of the pure aser with ap-
proved surety or sureties. besriog Interest from
the day Of sale. All convsyancinx aud revenue
stamps at the expense of the purchaser
q. 1NGLE Trustee
apl C00PER LATIMER Aucts
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with j. q. Mcclure a Co D
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building
SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE 72O, NEARR.IL
ROAD DEPOT.

ROAD DEPOT
Cpder trust deed OF February 8, 1857. recorded
In Lioer X NJ. III No 81 OF land records Of Wash
lneton county pages ls4 &C, and in pursu snce of
subsequent Agreements of lhe parties, the under
sNisned :, trustee ,S will, IN MOsDAY ArrEKNooN,
NAY Sd, 1863; ct O'Clock .. N on the premiso ,
begin the sale of remaining Lots in said Sausre.
ss follows;.Lot 76, Is feet front, about no feet
deep; oree, 2,236; covered alley way sdjsiLioe u
y e; area, SIS. Lots n 70, 7s 50 81 g. 49, 81, S.
s. ~ %. 30, each Is feet front aud Ito feet deep
area, $50 Lot 60 Is feet front and II, feet deep
e q SIS sdjoinns covered .lleyw.y. y b
area, 0s6 Lots %. IS 81. IS IS, 81, ss, g. each 81
ret trout and ING feet deep; area of each 7,7el
There - Q Frame House on Lots 81 aud g. Lot IaO
2 reet front, ITO feet deep; ares, 2.750
terms q sale: One third Of purchase money cash
balance. 8. IL and Is months. the pa rehA sers 10
ei,s Their s notes Tor the asferred Isynsnt: With
Zach purchaser must de posit With the auetioneer
go on each lot purchased by him at the time OF
such purchase. and comply with the terms Of sale
within ten days the trustee reservi the right 20
RESELL in case OF non conpii ance ct said puroha-
sers risk and cost, In which event the ceoosit
W. HUNTINGrON Trustee
ap1-d6ds COOPER LATIMER. Au-ts.
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1lY J. T. COLDwELL Co. Auctioueer..
- No. do 7th street. bet wsen ID and r.

CHAECERY SALE OF UNIMPRDyED LOTS
~ By virtue Of decree OF the Sapreme Ooart
SSi The DISTRICT OF Columbia, passed ia rhsa-
April 8, Is 9, at O'Clock D m, oh.-r for ale Il
PUBLIC auction. on the pr. misses, Lots numbered
one tso. q. thtTt.en rs aud fourteen flsl
fn Square 69l, In this city, which have been II.
vice. into inc lots eesen Of which froat % feet
another = let inches On rirst street. east he
tseen and cts nth, sni tn 9th ~ font
Ing = te.t on the said nstreet. tbs property Q
short distance south OF the Capitol. and coatie-
mons Co the tine row Of hons lately built by
hsssrs. Kelly, 81 epserd and others.
The sale offers desIrah opportunity for Ia vest
mept 10 a Tspi ly improving neighO rhood A
plat can be seen At the Office OF the trustee, and
Gill be shown st the sale
Terms: One fourth cash; aud the balance in two
equal payments 81 Il and Is months, with inter-
20 the satisfaction of the trusres deed given on
payment Il the whole purchase mouey. rtsmss
aud convey apcipe at purchasers cost A d.s sit
w EENDALL. rrust-e.
m2S-d j. r COLDWEGL A 90 auct.
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