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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
ID No g, southeast corner eth and ID sta

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF SOUTH A
AND 4TH STREETS EAST. AT AUCTION
IL On TUESDAY, the 4th Of October, IS70
E: shall sell, in front of the premises, at O'Clock
dA m, by virtue of a deed of trust 10 the sub
scriber, hearing date the twenty seventh day of
March. 1862 and recorded in Liber T. & r., No 9,
folio LIS, one of the Land Records of Washington
county in the District of Columbia, the following
named property, lying and being in the city of ash
ington, c. viz West twenty feet front 20 feet) Of
Hundred and seventeen Sl1D, running back with the
line of 4th street east 81 feet with the i'm ements
which a Frame House, &c.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balauc In 6months
the purchaser to give note for the deferred payment
bearing interest from the day of SALE secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustee. $50 will be required
paid down when the property is sold.
GEORGE MASON, Trustee,
SELF eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
aVIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL TO MORROW Thursday y the 9th inst, at the
same hour and place: BY order of the Trustee.
oc52t GREkN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneer,.
~ Successors n Conpar n ii ati,-e-


- On TUESDAY, Oct. 18th, a. 10 O'Clock A.
- OF 9TH and streets, a very superior lot OF
tiesh Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles. &c. Together with Al the Fixtures
and appurtenances OF a first class Drue Store
oc5 LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
Rf LATlMER 4 CLEARY, Auctioneers,
y -. successors TO Cooper q Latimer, }
Southwest corner Pennsylva nia ave and 18th ST.
TRR91sT u SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LII ON NORTH SIDE or K STREET NORTH
IMBEN slsI AND 22D SITS WEST.
~ 10y virtue OF deed of trust, dated 18th day Of
June, D. lsss: and duly recorded in Liber T
nee9Ios t3r Washington county, ID. C., and by the
wten direction OF the holder of the notes secured
tn-rt oy, Will sell. on MONDAY, the L 9th day of
ali tp. n'o, al IA clock D. the premises,
All tnat Ger AIN piece or parcel lot Of ground Tying
am icing In the city Of Washinqton, District OF
eoIuInbla, and known aud distinguished the east
20 feet front Of original lot seven, a. in
a. follows :-Beginr ing at the southeast corner OF
tad 10y NO thence running west Is feet along the
uhe OF street north; thence rorth l45 feet ii inches
70 ioOt alley thence east 26 feet thence south l46
ieet III In ches to the place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One half cash: balance in equal in
staments with purchaser notes at and IL mo1ths
day OF sale with interest be secured by deed
complied with in five days from day of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell at the cost and
rlsk OF defaulting purchaser. Conveyaucing aud
stamps at cost OF purchaser. deposit of $50 mus
VIM +. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
e9-d5ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctrs.
Try LATImER d OLEARY, Auctioneers,
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limited STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

In virtue OF a writ Of eri facas, Issued from the
Cl,rk ONCE CT the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, and will sell, at public
sale Tor Cash, in front OF the Court House door of
Der next, $50, at clock all defend Ant right,
TILE, claim and interest in and To Dwelling House
In the city Of Washington. ID. O.. seized aud leyied
upon as the property Of Timothy Rogers and will be
Ioc TO satisfy execution No 6,2il in favor of VIM b.
Todd. ALEX sharp o. B. Marshal n o.
September 9th, lS7u. ss27- d
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by LATIMER & CLEAEY, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors to Cooper La:imer,l
Southwest corI er Of Penrsyy auia ave- and llth st
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT SIT
LATED IN EAST WASHISGTON. ON sTH
sIREET. AT 7 He INTERSECTION OF PENN
ShLhANlA AND SOUTH CAROLINA AY-
q, On SATURDAY, the 18th day of October next,
MI: at O'Clock p. m, shall sell. by virtue of a
~ deed of trust to me-, dated the I'd day of july
t ts6s and dn.y recorded in Liber I, and r., No. b.
folio 2l6 enc of the land records for Wssbiu gton
county, District of Columbia, the west part Of Lot
numbered nine, 81 in Square numbered nine hun
dred and ninety i've, being l6 feet front by 80 feet
deep, and improved by two story Frame Dwelling
CONTAINING seven or eight rooms, In good order.
Terms: One half cash; balance in ) and IL months
secured by deed OF trust, notes be .ri.g interest
Goh'eyancing at cost Of purchaser. $50 down GA
day Of sale. JAMES X. O'NEALE, Trustee
seN. LATIMER A CI.EARY
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k9Y WN. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2, 8. W. cor. Pa ave and sth st.
SALE Of XkLUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
II IN IHE CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET
EAST AND STREET SOUTH.
"a On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October I o,
L.,E at . O'Clock. we will sell, on tue premises
.sA.pirt Of Lot u, in Square No. go, situated "a
H. GorIer OF sth street east, south II street and
Nofth Carolina avenue, and improved by Brick
House, the lower portion used a store, and a
Dwelling above. This properly IL in n rapidly inn
tion of buyers.
Terms: One third cash balance in !. 2. and years,
secured by deed Of trust. deposit OF S2D required
as soon as the property is sold.
oci WM l. WALL co, Aucts.
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~
~ New Marble Building,
Stores Nc. 900 900 Penn. av., cor. 9Th st,
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM, WITH I'M
PRUNEMENTS.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October IL ,
ki at o clock, we will sell, sale5room, til,
Aelevafed and healthtul residence on AnacOstia
Brio with twenty three acres of gronnd recently
occupied by I'd d. Neill, E,q, now United States
Consul al Dublin. The house contains eight rooms
besides kitchen and servants apartments and as a
good stable ard other out houses. Upon The place
IS an orchard OF more than thou pear trees
besides grapery of two or three huDdred vines
Possession given Immediately.
Wewoud especially call the attention of buyers
to his sale, As it is in very desirable location and
viii make a fine country seat
Terms One quafter cash balance in one two
and three years, secured by deed of trust A de-
pOsit Of 800 required as soon sold.
JOHND. MCPHERSON,
Attorney for Owner.
&C 4toc1l WIN. l.. WALL & Co. Aucts.
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q 1SEEN q AuCttOneefs
~ No. 81 southeast corner of 7th and streets.
VALUABLE IMPROvED PROPERTY ON 18th
STREET EAST AND 4 STREET, EAST OF
THE CAPITOL, Ar AUCTION.
IL On THURSDAY, the 9th of October next,
G2 we shall SELL at O'Clock D. m, in front of the
.Ap-emses, the following named property, viz
Lots numbered 4, and Z in square No. 1907, with
the improvements; Lot No 4 il vacant; Lot No has
good Frame House, with other out buildings; Lot
No. hes Ia good Frame House, fronting 18th
street. with ether out buildings, and which the
sale viii commence. All the Lots run back to 30
feet ale,.
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6, u and Is
months, for notes BEARING interest from day of SALE
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All convey
ance at cost d purchaser, including stamps. $50
wilt he required paid down when the property sold
sC29d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct's
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Rl lATIMEB < CLEARY. Auctionpers
- successors to Cooper & l. timerl
SOuthWest ctrner Of Pennsylvania av and llth ST
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IOFFICIALI
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed al Second Session of Forty -nrs. Congress
IFUBLIC-N0 ISL

AN % nahi- appropriations fCr the naval service.
ioI the year ending Jane thirtieth, eighteen hun
dTe0 anu seventy one, and for other purposes
ICcNTiNrEu FROM yE~TTRusy'S
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''O MY FRIENDs AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ERALLY,
.Asl IN now receiving my FALL SUPPLY or
Ik1SH GROCERIES, am determired to
eeli them ct greatly reduced prices, and wille4H
state that all goods sold will be warranted Gf6fl
city. n y0HN0.
BeI-lm- oO4 Ninth street. near n
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KING. On Wednesday evening, october &. EN-
MA JANE KING, the talov ed daughter Of Amanda
Il. ard the late George II Hing, in the 18th year Of
her
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Ole Mrmee .-MuS rem Sabre6
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Tdr bic 1ertp unbeten beutftoen
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erbtelt cine &arte, auf Ter Ct ietne Stimz
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The New York herald., 1870-04-17
TsLECRApRiC NEWS ITEMS.

Lake Champain clear of ce and the steamers will COM
mence their regular trips on Monday.
heavy prevailed throughout Indiana yeter-
day. rhe snow at lndanap oils was five inches deep.
Contracts have been made to carry wheat by rail- light
erage from Buffalo New York. twelve cents per
bushel
The schooshp Mercury ashore at four O'Clock
day morning twelve miles south OF Cape Henry No lives
were lost Assistance has been sent from Norfolk.
The ice railway steamers st. SLouis and New York left
Buffalo yesterday for Detroit and Chicago The
went through the leo without difficulty, and navigation is
fairly opened
The wind at Georgetown, Colorado yesterday blew down
FIVE small buildings the smokesacks OF Hopsden Co. and
Wilson Carr's dressing works, and unroofed several
houses.
At Reading Pa yesterday, John Lutz, while drunk shot
his wife and German named SpAyd The but
slightly injured spayd's wounds Of serious character.
Lutz his wife and Spayd have been somewhat more
familiar than strangers ought TO be-
sad accident occurred yesterday at the Garrison Com.
mons Toronto Canada where two companies OF the ueens
Own Rifles were assembled for target practice rife IN the
hands Of one Of the men accidentally went of the ball
ing through the head Of volunteer named Nussey, killing
him instantly.
NThe Mermac continues at overowed banks and the lum.
bormen are busy their drives Otis Aen OF Lo well
B0OOO0O feet OF logs at Squam Falls Holdreness N H.
Sixty men employed this drive, and will reach
its destination. Following this, about twenty miles In the
Ia Norcross Sanders drive Of about six or seven
million feet erd hundred hands, mostly from the Penob.
scot country
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
A F0HDSESS FOR BRUSSELS.

A Cargo ut the Foot of West Sixty.seventi,
Streer-Capture Of Two Thicvcs--A Mystery
to be Unravelled.
Some days age citizens OF the Twenty second
ward confidentially reported Sergeant John
Murphy, OF the Twenty-second Police precinct, that
they had seen mysterious movements about the boat
house of David Dunn, foot of West Sixty-se
street, and detected venders wagons carrying away
from that point rolls Of valuable carpets Captain
Bogart being very i'll Sergeant Murphy detailed Off
Ger Carey to watch the movements of the party and
If possible their arrest The results passing
briefly over the details, are that about ten O'Clock
yesterday morning Carey detected three men re-
moving three rolls OF carpet from the boat house.
They placed 1t In vender's wagon ana were In the
act Of removing 1t when Carey sailed in and ar.
''Red Nike" residing on Tenth avenue, between
Thirteth and Thirty yfrst streets ana the notorious
thief Michael Eagan, of the Twentieth ward, who
makes his home in Thirteth street. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues. Carey had no sooner secured
his prisoners and the carpets, valued at $500 than
q number OF Eagan'S pals appeared on the ground.
Eagan, who Is q desperad0 drew his revolver and
attempted to hand 1G to one OF the pals, remarklng
''ThcY have got me dead to rights; XIII this fellow"
The officer quickly comprehended his danger, seized
the revolver and carried Req Mike and Eagan to
the station house, where they were locked up for
arralgnmenU at the Yorkville Police Court this
morning.
The police have ascertained that about 81 900
worth OF carpetS-evldently stolen from some East
ern manufacJory-were landed at the foot OF West
Sixty-seventn street by s0op; but they have been
ers the points from which the cargo was shipped
or stolen.