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THE TROUBLES IN PORTUGAL:

THE TROUBLES IN PORTUGAL:
IT is, perhaps, but natural that the perpetual
ferment into which Spain has been thrown
should affect the petty kingdom of Portugal,
and stir up within it the elements of discord.
Up to q recent period the reign of the present
King, Luis /, has been rather monotonous; but
agitation is contagious, and as Portugal is COM
pletely isolated from the whole world by the
intervening territory of Spain, it is rather sur
prising that she escaped serious disturbances so
long after the expulsion of Isabella II from the
Peninsula. King Luis is the second but eldest
surviving son of Donna Maria III, Queen of
Portugal, and Dom Fernando, Prince of SAKE
Coburg, and was born in October, 1888.
He is therefore less than thirty-two years
of age, as young in years as in statesmanlike
experience. His full name is such a curiosity
that it is worth printing entire, being as fol-
lows:-Luis Philippe Marie Ferdinand Pierre
d'Alcantara Antoine Michel Raphael Gabriel
Gonzague Xavier FRANCHISE d'Assize Jean Jules
Auguste Volfando de Braganza Bourbon. This
full score of cognomens ought to present last
ing response to the oft-repeated query, What's
in a name? In his youth he bore the title of
Duke of Oporto, and previous to his ascent of the
throne attained the rank of captain in the
Portuguese navy. On November IL, 1861, he
became King of Portugal, succeeding his elder
brother, Dom Pedro V, who, with still another
brother, was carried off by fever. On October
8, 1862, he was married to the Princess Pia,
youngest daughter of Victor Emanuel, King of
Italy, by whom he has had two sons, one, Prince
Carlos born September 2S, 1868, and the other,
Prince Alphonse, born July 81, 1865 In these
brief sentences are summed up the events of his
life and reign until the present crisis and
when it is further stated that he has the reputa-
tion of being young man of considerable intel
ligence and of liberal tendencies, with a dispo-
sition to rule his petty kingdom after a consti-
tutional fashion, his record is complete
But the outbreak of the Spanish revolution
and the expulsion of Queen Isabella III made a
serious break in the monotony of Dom Luis
reign. Soon after Spain began to look around
for king, the oft-entertained project of an
Iberian union was again agitated, and Dom Luis
was regarded by considerable number of Span
iards as fitting perspon to WELD the sceptre of
the united kingdoms of Spain and Portugal.
Nothing came of the scheme, however, and it
was not until the Duke de Saldanha and the
Duke de Louie went to war with each other that
Dom Luis was afforded a genuine sensation at
home. The Duke de saldanha, who was born
as long ago as 1850, has devoted his whole life
to the business of intriguing. He began his
public career during the Peninsular war; in
which struggle he took sides with the French
invaders of his native country. The British
forces made him prisoner in 1910, and he emil
grated to England in that capacity. Then he
drifted across the ocean, and found temporary
employment in Brazil under the exiled King,
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THE APATHY" IN NEW FORK.

THE "APATHY" IN NEW FORK.
The Unexpectedly and enormously large ma
jority obtained by the Democratic candidates
at the late election in New York is attracting
the serious attention of the politicians of the
country. Making all due allowance for the
tremendous frauds perpetrated by the Demo
cratic repeaters in New York city, the VIC
tory achieved by the Democratic judicial
candidates is 80 overwhelming that m inquiry
into its cause becomes important. The lead
ing Democratic and Republican journals
unite in ascribing it chiefly to the apathy
prevailing in the Republican ranks, of which
no better illustration could be given than the
fact that in New York city the Republican vote
at the late election was not half as large as the
vote polled for Grant in 1868. The excuse
offered in behalf of the rural Republicans.
that they were too deeply engaged in agricul-
tural operations to attend the polls, could
certainly not have been operative in the
crowded streets of the metropolis; and the
plain English of the whole result appears to
be that a very large portion of the former
members of the Republican party cared too
little about the continuance of its power to
take the trouble to cast their ballots in its
favor. If similar disposition continues to
prevail in the Empire State, and if it extends
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E6S- DON'T FORGET THE ADMIRABLE
Lecture of Professor SILLIMAN, of Yale College
AZ the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT on the
fntursi Wonders and Beauties of the Yo Semitic
valley The Lecture s TO be richly illustrated by aid
81 ths ,steTTsopticon under direction of William Y
Tickets 50 cents Reserved Seats 75 cents To be had
at GOULDS No ss3 Chestnut street. and at the door of
the Academy. 1t
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RSg- THE FORTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
of the AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
will vii be held ED az t. the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on TUES
DAY EVENING 24th instant, at 7A o'clock Hon.
SCHUYLER OOLFAX will preside. Addresses may be
expected from Rev =. IA. Brookes. d. d., of St Louis
Chidaw Superintendent of Missions for Ohio and Indi
Colonel d. w Q: Moore will direct the singing of large
choir of young ladies
Tickets with secured seats, twenty-five cents each
may be had at the Society's House No 1872 Chestnut
street. 5l92l23244t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s6yp PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.

MY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT
PHLADEIPH1A. Pa, May 8. 1870.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared semi
annual Dividend of FIVE PER GENT the Capital
Steck of the Company clear of National and State Taxes
payable in cash on and after May 30 1870
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
be had at the Office of the Company No 2S South Third
street.
The Office will be opened at A. M. and closed ats
p NJ from May June the payment Dividends
and after that date from A. M. to 3P M.
THOMAS T. FIRTH.
546Ot Treasurer
nas~ NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the PHILADELPHIA. GER
MANTOwN, AND NORRISTOwN RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held in Room No a. PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE on THURSDAY, the 9th day of June next,
at o'clock M for the consideration of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA
entitled IAN act to authorize the Philadelphia German
town, and Norrisown Railroad Company increase it's
Capital Stock" approved day of March, 1870.
By order of the Board of Managers
5s89 A. E. DoUGHERTY. Secretary.
sas- OFFICE CATAwISsA RAILROAD COM
s~S PANY, No 424 WALNUT Street
PHnApEIPH1A May 6, 1870
n5'stGF H f tbs
OF ts n tS be & sS the pre- o
those in whose the stock stands at the close
transfer books Of the preferred stock will be closed
on th' faa e and r'0p'n'd on We G
nsSyp BOYS AND GIRLS, GO TO THE
PILGRIM after school TUESDAY Only 10
cents; and fourteen old 25 cents Teachers
will please this nominal price to pupils % 2t
RiSs- ATWOODS GREAT LECTURE, MON
DAY EVENING, May %, at o'clock before the
Young Mems Lyceum. n e. corner of BROAD and
liver his popular lecture, The Tower OF London and its
Victims" Admittance % cents Secured seats without
extra charge. 52l 8
ms. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the CLARION RIVER AND
SPRING CREEK OIL COMPANY will be held at
HORTICULTURAL HALL, BROAD Street, on WED
NHSDAY EVENING the 25th inst at O'Clock. 10 IL LIT
nSsn GO SEE THE CLOSING OF THE
PILGRIM. Extra matinee TUESDAY, 43l. for
Boys and Girls. 5231
nagn G. SAUNDERS COLLEGE, w. PHILA.
Lectures, MONDAY EVENINGS. AS im4p.
POLITICAL.
Eg FOR SHERIFF, 1870,
F. L. WALTON,
SUBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE REPUB.
LICAN CONVENTION.
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n.y. NORTH BROAD STREET PRRSBY-
TRRlAM AM UHuRoHt uS cor BROAD and GREEN SITS.
Key pr n P EN- xv TPreaehing To morrow
N. j. Ate p. M by Rey JAMES b. DUNN of Bostoa.
Association Of the Church subieet"An Aimess Lite"
Strangers welcome.
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Bereft Of His Bride-The oorrovs ef
Young Husband
From the Newark IN ~

IRON the Newark n. J.) Courierl
mere Is romance enough for a no vel Michael
DioSen, Young laborer of this city, repaired
10 lonkers on Saturday and married there the
choice OF his heart, and on Monday returned
miner I'D high state OF bliss with her intend
ing TO take mp his abode in the domicile at No
= Newark street The train, however, stopped
IN fast Newark to wait for the draw OF the
oIlige 70 close, when Michael. who was very
A.Nlous 10 reach the bank here before IN should
Il lSe, became very impatient and accordin DIV
sighted from the car, hurried over another
ntluge and from thence to the bank. He first
directed his cherished one, though to wait in
the DEPOT the Morris and Essex until he should
return lot her. Having transacted his business
NJ the bank, Michael betOok himself to the depot
in accordance with arrangement, but failed to
hnd there the object of his search and admira-
on, and at once became greatly ALARMED
tie ran nom place to place, in a state of wild
frenzy for the woman, but when night came on
long hours OF sleepless anxiety. Nor yet did
morning bring any tidings of the missing one
Michael repaired TO the various depotS in hopes
OF finding her, telegraphed up the Morris and
Essex road for her, but all in vain. The poor
fellow was nearly crazy with grief. He didn't
for moment doubt her constancy, but feltsure
that she had been lost or foully dealt with. And
Michael was right Late in the afternoon, after
long search, the woman succeeded in finding
her way TO the Newark street house, and was
there found by her distracted young husband
She had been carried up the road. OF course 1t
wouldn't be exactly right TO speak in detail of
the meeting of the twain after their long sepa-
ration of twenty-fOur hours. That must be sup
Piled by each ones imagination.
- Professor Boyce, of Indiana, returned
from short trip to find his home deserted
His wife's brother had kidnapped her and all
the children, and got her a nice new ready
made divorce. He thinks you can't always be
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WE WATCHED HER BREATHING


", Watched her breathing thrO' the night
iieT breathing soft and low.
And on her breast the wave OF life
Kept Ee8viEg 10 and fro.
- silently She seemed to speak.
10 slowly moved about.
As Ne bad lent her half our powers
TO exc Ter being out.
our very hopes belied orr fears.
oar fears our hopes beled;
We tiUTght fer dying when she slept,
And sleeping WHIT she died.
For when the morn came, dim and sad.
And chill with early showers,
iisr guiet eyelid> clOsed-she had
Another morn than ours.
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Jas. v. toRCoRAN Trustees.
LArlMnR 4 CLBARY.
no 20 ZaW6do kep.J AuctiOueera

RY VIRTUE OF A POWER ONT AIMED In
y mortgage from Elizabeth n. Worth. -
1865, and Only recorded aneng the land records 90:
OF PRINCE Georges county, In Liber Il. B. No. 1,
auction, on the premises on SATURDAY, the 7th
0:E q h.n SaE5zbt fS SsGft o9 LAND in
P.nes G Gee county "A called .Wi;lisT:
all 100 acres rs Of which are under cultivation and
the r.mapdsr in WOOD This property z one fourth
Washlngton railroad, 8 miles from Baltimore and Il
from Washington. aud binds on the railroad for the
distance Of quarter Of mile.
The improv ements consist Of Q two story Frame
Dwelhpg, with eight roSms and kitchen and all
necessary outbufltfneU.
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash. balance in and II
months, with interest and satisfactory security.
JOHN GLENN CO.,
dec t.th std ATTORNEYS and Agents, Baltimore,
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DIE:D.

COOK. pn Frijav, the e;h instant. Mrs. FRAN-
- "a LINER COOK. sZ-i ~ years, widow OF
o. l- .ata n. ~ John 4. Cssk. o. : n
Tfe tuE@t Il " il take 81 FROM her late sieace
90 O Cil,A IN sunday a'ternDau.
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THESE IACrs DEMAND IMMEDIATE oOH
BATCHKLOB's HAIR DYE

Harmless, reliable tnstantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any vtfase Doieon TO producs Daralyus
boastinS virtues they DO not possess. He genuine
". A. Batohelorb Hair Dye has had larry vsa,s'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Rlack or Brown. bold
By ell Druggists. Applied ct ls, Bond street. New
York. fee-G
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EeY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
u Successors to Cooper i Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF GROUND IN SQUARE
20; On 2isT STREET, NEAR sTBEET,
eEs BY virtue Of two several deeds of trust from
80 Henry Timber and wife, one datei October
- 18th, 1869 and recorded in Liber r. and Il. No.
Ia folio i2, aud the other dated october 18th, 1863.
ahd recorded in Lib-r and L. No As folio Ia, of
the and records Of Washington county, the sub
scIlLers by direction of the cestui qu trust ill
sen Oh The preni, eS to the highest bidder on FRI
DAY the 3oth day Of December. 1870, at 41 O'Clock
p M, The following grOund, to wit:
LIST. . Part of Lot No IL in Square No 20. in the
cry II Washington. u. g., according the public
Plat thereof: Beginning for the same 2lsG street.
twenty nNe ieet south of the nor; beast corner of
said lot; thence running south on said 2st street
vest twenty five 25l feet thence west parallel with
\ street north. one hundred feet, more less, to
said west line, twenty five fset and thence in a
straight line To the place of beginniag"
ID. Part OF Lot u ,lsixteen,l in Square num-
the plat thereof Beginning for toe sam on north
street, at the end Of thirty seven feet six inches
81 from the west line Of lot Il aud running thence
west parallel with fifteen feet thence south
thirty (DI feet, lees, to 81 feet alley thence
east Oh the line of said alley. ten feet thence north
parallel with 2lst street, twenty feet thence en- Il
forty feet six inches to the line OF lot 49,
thence north with sal line. one hundred feet
more or less TO the south line OF street and thence
west: With said line, to the place Of beginning on
The terms Of sale are: third cash (of which
each lot must be paid ut the time place Of
tale;) and the residue in equal sums, in six and
twelve months, with interest from the day OF sale:
the deferred payments to be by deed of 6
on the ground sold II the terms Of sale are not com.
day Of the Subscribers reserve the right on ten
part Of it, for cash at the risk and cost OF the pur
chaser in default All conveys and stamps ct the
Jas IA ". ttoRcoRAN. Trustees.
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RY LATImER & CLEARY, Auctiopeers,
81 Successors 20 Cooper A Lat,mpr,D
Southwest corner OF Pennsylva nia ave and Ilth ct

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MARBLE FRONT BUILDING AT TAG
NORTH WEST CURNER or PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE ASD 11TH STREET
Ia BY virtue Cf deed of trust dated the first
E.H day of December, 1866, and duly recorded in
xL iber Il. N. IL. No. %, folios 30 ct seq. one
Of the land records Of Washington county, ID. q. ,
and at the request Of the holders Of part of the
secured thereby, due and unpaid, the subscribers,
trustees Will offer at public auction. at O'Clock on
the afternoon Of WEDNESDAY, December 1lst
$50 on the premises that piece parcel of groum
known and described the plat of the city Of Wash
ington; ID G, as part Of Lot No. one. in square No
three hundred ana twenty two, situated 1T the
northwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, and improved by marble front four stsry
BuildlnR ~ by O4 ieet containing besides the store
and basement, fifteen rooms
Terms of sale One-iiith cash, (of which $500 will
be required when the property is ssldl the balance
In o, r. Is and "a months, with interest secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Revenue stamps at
cost Of purchases, "a also the cOnYeyancing
CLIFTON HELEN
HAaiLToN q. FAINT. Trustees.
NOES dts LATIMER CLEARY Auct,,
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|. L

My Extract sarssparfIIs Is Blood Purifier: ny
Extract Bucha lie . Diuretfc, and viii act such
all eases.
Both are prepared purely sci ntifc principals
IN the most active measures OF sither
that can be made. A really and conclusive test via
be com psrson OF their properties with those sst
forth In the following works:
See DispeI sstory Of the United states.
Bee Professor DEVICES valuable works on the
Practice of Physn.
See remarks made BY the celebrated DR.. PHvsss.
Phila.
See remarks made By DR. EPBRAIM MCDOWELL
. celebrsted Physician and Member Of the Royd
College OF Surgeons. ireland, and published in d
See Medico- OhirurgicA Review, publishsd ~
BENk TRAvKRs, Fellow Of the koyai College q
see most Of the late standard works on Msdicinss.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
THIrN-WiLIIAM -eN. ON the o. q inst Nv
g.v ~. A.;R. JOHN TJRTpN O. n ; GEURyIA
" ILLIs N>ON- both % tGis city.
CFFEBGAH-BROWN ON the sth instant At
IIe T.--rsuCe - The b-Ite father. Nv the Rev y
W WI. - NLPHONCER UPPERMAN - Mics
ALLIE RlfOM y. q this city.
Baltimore sun please COPY
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner It'll and ID streets

10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 18th and ID streets
SIX FINE WORK HORSES, HOGS, Farm
WAGONS. CARRIAGE, HOT BED SASH
FARMING AND GARDEN IMPLEMENrs
CABBAGE, &C AT AUCTION
~ On MONDAY. the 18th inst, at n o'cIk
~ q m, 1 shall sell the farm of Emanusl
60 Lacey, on, the road leading from bladens-
road to Hyattsyille on the northwest Branch, near
J. y. Clark ., EsQ.
six fine Work Horses and Harness,
Lot of hogs, one Farm Wagon,
Two Market Wagons, one Carriage,
Ono Horse, Cart and Harness,
Hot Bed cash,
Farming and Garden Implements,
25,C III AIDED Cabbage,
100 bushels Early Rose Potatoes,
One Excellent Cutting Box,
End many other articles too numerous TO mention
Terms cash.
Also,
At about l o'clock a. we shall offer $ Acres'of
Land more or less, with a good Dwelling House,
Stable, Barn, Sc. and making one of the best mar
ket gardens in the Country.
Terms N ade known on the day OF sale.
de5 Sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

III LATIMKR q CLEARH, Aucticneers,
- successors to Cooper a LatimerJ
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
AsUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF GENTS rUR.
NIsHIN9 GOODS At AUCTION
E-5W On TUESDAY EVENING. December
kNfaIi 9th. 1870 at O'Clock, and folio ing even
A' - ings, we shall sell. az 1I09 Pennsylvania
avenue between lh and 18th streets for account of
II y Mclaughlin, extensive assortment of Gents
hurni-hinR Goods, coma risirg in part
White Shirts, best max e and quality.
Best Il. slish ana American Underwear
Best McTiIo AL Wool and Cotton Hose
Cotton, Flannel and Linen Drawers.
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs
Kid, Oloth, Buek h in and silk Gloves.
silk. CottOn-and tsingaam Umbrellas
Travelling Bags, Trunks al nd Pocket Books
Together with n great variety of other articles
usually found in first class Gentleman's Furnish
ing Store.
Terms cash.
de 5-tf LATIMER a CLEARY, Aucts
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O
H. T. HELMBOLD'S RoSE VASE.

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habItS
o. dissipation, used IN connection with the ENractz
buchu and Sarsaparilla, In such diseas recon-
mended. Eyid nee OF the most responsible aud re-
liable .charscter will accompany the medicines
Also eApnelt directions Tor use, tctfa haadrcds Of
ho4SdHdS living witnesses. and upwards OF % 0o
unsolicited certificates and recOmmrndatOry letters
many OF which from the highest sources tnclud-
ING eminent physicians. clergymen, statesmen. &s.
he Proprietor has never res0rted 20 their pubca-
ton IN the newspapers. he does do this IL Inc
TACT hat his articles rank standard PreparsiOns
and DO not need % be prOFped ap ny oertihcs tes
The Science Of Medicine, like the DJric Column.
should stand SIMPLE. pure, majestic. having Fact
for its basis, Induction for its pillar, and Truth
alone Tor las Capital.
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pY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper 4 Latimer.)
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and nth street
RY LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper h Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and llth st.

10y lATlMER 81 CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper h Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth Ut.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEhIf On THE SOUTH SIDE OF 2
SHEET NORTH, BETWEEN 9rH AND IOrH
IA By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
49, Gerry cause No. l,i6i, Docket 3, Vim IL. De
Vaughn ct al vs. kmma X. De Vaughn ct al, we
shal &c at public auction, on MONDAY, the 9th
day 81 Dec cmber, \. d. 1870, at O'Clock p m, on
the pre- misses the west part of Lot lS in Iuare
rs beginning for sald part north street at the
northwest corner of said lot, aud running thence
s0utbWardiy upon the western boundary of said lot
Is distance OF rs feet IOa inches thence es=terly
parallel with said north street a distance of Il fest
and ifch, Themes nOrhwaTd y parallel with the
western boundary of said lot Is distance of 81 feet
= Inches thence WESTWARD ly parallel with north
street dist nce of Is feet inches thence north
wardly parallel with tha western boundary OF sid
thence WCSiWardy on the southern boundary Of said
nor street distance Of - feet and inches 10
the SAID place OF beginning; and improvements con
sisting Of three-sIOry Brick Dwelling. with o. So
nent. containing 10 rooms, on street north south
side between 9th AID 10Th streets
Terms ot sale. One-third Of toe purchase money to
he pald cash ia hand the residue thereof in respec
lively and l. months from daY Of sale, with inte-
reotu be secured by deed Of trust on the pro oery
deed given when all the purchase money is pail
Stamps and ConvCyancng at the cost of tia purcha-
ser. A deposit Of $50 will he relniral of the
purchaser At the fall Of the / ammer II the term,
OF sale not ccmpled with within three days from
the day Of sale, the property will be resold at the
cost Of ihe deiaulting purchaser.
JAMES Si 8. PORTER. Trustees.
DEF d&ds Rep bArlMEB CLEAkY, Aucts.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOuaers
III SontheAst corner of 7fh anil Ii strnntr

CIlANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF l. STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 9THANDIeTH SHEETS
IA by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
EmV OF the District of Columbia, sitting in enuity
49, passed in the cause of Culverwell e, A. Va
uiyerMel ct al No. 2l06, Eq. Doc. 10, the under
signed Trustee III cell in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, the goth day of December, $50, AT 4
O'clock M that part of LIT 3, Square $40, begin
mig nj point forty One feet from the mort
west corner of lot number ell eight, street north
ana running thence south lilo feet inches thence
worth and west l9 feet "a inches, nterssct line
3 lB feet thence it'll said line reverse north IOi
fee thence east - feet, to the place of beginning
Terms. One third cash lot which $40 down ON day
81 saieG balance in six aud twelve months bearing
int res az 10 per cent Title retained until payment
ih luiI OF purSnlse money. stamps and cOnveyanc-
ing ~ purcha sers cost If the terms Of sale are not
complied with in i've days from sale, the property
viii be resold seven days advertisement at nj Ak
and cost Of defaultinR purchaser I'm
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS. Trustea
delO GREEN h WILLIAMS ArCt's