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a BAzTLB ON THE FRONTIER.
A sceutins Party from the sixth U. q. Cav
airy Attacked By Cams nches-A Desper
ate FiEht-The Cavalry Driveu Back
Loss 81 . KILLED and I 4 Wannded.

AUSTIN, Texas, July 95-Horses are carried on
By droves by the Indians, and scores Of families are
abandoning their homes, and in many instances 70.
duecd to dsstitutios. The Indians are breaking up
everything near San Saba.
Capt. Ballentine, from Fort Richardson, reports
that on the 18Th inst. Major Mcclellan, with .nfy
members Of The Sixth Cavalry, while scouting, ne, |.
band OF Indians numbering $50 who gave battle,
forcing the cavalry back eight miles, killing two and
wounding eleven. among whom was Surgeon Hatch.
They also killed nine and wounded twentyone
horses. The Hght lasted ave hours. Fifteen Indians
were seen to fall. The cavalay were compelled TO
call Tor assistance from the fort TO get back TO their
post. The Indians were armed with Spencer rifles
sir shooters, and commanded by an able chief Ma
lor Mcclellan says they were the best srpointed
body OF warriors he ever saw. II IL believed they
are Camahches and Kiowas from the Reservation
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How they Didn', Get on to the Picnic.

About twenty car loads Of temperance people
Of Paterson went from thsecity to NewburEh yes
terday mornng for a picnic Upon their arrival At
Long Dock the steamboat was at the wharf, but
without tie promised barge, consequently only
about half the throng could get on board and there
the hundreds OF PatersOnians sweltered on tie hot
pier until IA O'Clock, when an old barge was Sc
cured, and what remained oi the party goE on. Hun
dreds returned TO Pu'erson disgusted, denouucing
the excursion as q swindle.
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Wife Murder I'm Orange, Nj.

On Monday afternoon the attention of the 20.
lice WAS called to disturbance in house ON Cone
stis0k 0rgnge. They found Mrs. Paytun in bed
aud the bed clothing wac literally saturated with
blood The 40 irs OF the hall and bedroom were
also bloody, and the inhuman husband was trying
10 wash away tho blood. lie was at once arrested
and. rs II WAS ascertainel that his wilc's Wounds
would probably prove fatal, he was held
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Herring Packing Ia the street Cars.

The conductor of car No. 50 ou the Fourth
avenue Railroad tried yesterday TO pack in twelve
passengers on one OF the sides. A young man re.
monstratcd, and refused to be crowded The con.
uuctof Tried TO eject him, and might lave done so,
vut Tie 0tLer mnIe passeL gers lnlerlerel.
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A nrookiYn NIyrfcrY.

Yesterday the body Of an unknown man was
taken TO the Morgue In Wil.ouRhby street, Brook.
lyn. The body evidently had been our or iye days
Ii tho water, and on the head, ABOVE the let eye
was deep cut. During the afternoon man recog.
German mechanic, WHO last Friday, after leaving
his watch and pocketbook at tho shop In Now York
since been heard OF lie could no. recognize The
features, ow ing to decomposition. The Gi!nian at
the Police Headquarters and tho borsue is that the
m an met with death accidentally. The cut on The
head may have been from the lwhoel OF ierrybost
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Another Richardson I'm Trouble.

The firm Of Richardson & Harlan, brokers in
this city, both OF whom reside in woodside, N. j..
tie former believed to be brother Of tho Journal
ist, were recently arrested In woodside on charges
made by utnssy h Bragg OF THIS city that they had
obtained ia0O0 from them under Mlse pretences
The accused gave bail In $4,000 each. A similar
complaint IL banging over them In this city, ~ an
swer which they have given bail,
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The Reign of Terror in North Carolina

RALnGH, July 20-Goy. Holden refuses 10 sur
render TO Chel Justice Pearson the citizens OF Ala
nance county who were arrested, aud are held by
Kirk, through the Governors orders. This refusal
is in reply an order from the Chief Justice to pro
duce the men. Kirk has in custody over one hun
dred citizens u is said that Gov. Holden has or.
dere military commission to assemble IN Yancoy
vile. TO try those persons under arrest
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A Fine Exhibition Game Of Billiards.

The Dion Brothers played a fine exhibition
game, 30 points up. in Brlisied's, last evening
Crile won the lead. and rolled his ball TO the uppet
rRlt-hand corner. aud then Joe sterped ia and
made some very fine runs his highest being 9iO.
the score Josepli-63 isG r. a3 Sg 40 o. % IsI
30 Cyrile-O, iaS, ii1 40, IL, ., 10, 36-GJ3
JOsepL's AverlEe Y3il; CYIiln'a W.
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Child Murder In Brook,vu.

Catharine Dunn. aged IA years. died yesterday
al her residence, 223 Pearl street OF injuries al the
hands OF her 'aIher, James Dunn, who is now In
jail The prisoner is accused OF striking her on
tue head with Leavy handled whip.
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BRUTES IN THE B4Y.
Attack Upon MIR. Barney wiiliams-The
Rearing Of the Boys Of Bath-The Rescue
OF Drowning Men.

OF Drowning Men.
As MIR. and Mrs. Barney Williams, with Mr..
and MIS-. Florence, seated in the parlor OF Mr.
Williams's residence at Bath sail.boat containing
tNo men was upset. Mr. Williams rushed down the
bank to tile waters edge, and seeing boy in boat
called his attention TO the drowning men. and beg.
ged him to bring his boat In shore that they might
go TO the mems assistance. The boy who was nsh-
ing. refused to stir. The two men were Just then
rescued by another boat MIR. Williams spoke To
the boys father, and asked him TO ropriman the
youth for his inhumanity. Joseph Francis, the
tathor said, guess lie knows his business, and
know mine" Mr. Wilkins replied that II he an
proved such conduct ne was a. bad Al the boy
The man tkereupon jumped asl ore and gripped Mir
Williams ly tie throat, shaking him violently and
tearin. his clothes.
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The heat yesterday continued as unbearable as
ever. In this city the mercury touched 93S dog
at . p. NJ, the highest temperature OF the day In
Poughkecpsie the Thermometer marked o. Twenty.
one persons died Of heat aud twenty were prosrated
In this city In Brooklyn I've died and many were
Frustrated.
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Punishmen, for Railway Man.iauchtcr..

WHiTE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, July 26.-At West
Lebanon to-day. conductors Henry s. Shaituck and
George W. Barnes, and engineer Andrew NJ Grant
were arraignod for mansinughter in the second de-
gree. in the lste collision on tue Northern Railroad
Shattuck and Grant were arraiSned together They
pleaded not guilty. nhd were held ia 900 10 appear
before tue supreme Judicial Court.
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Frederick Dawson, having organized himself
into society ior the prevention OF gaGbling. at
tempted to steal silver dealing box and 800 ivory
checks nom Thomas c. Slurel's gaming he'll al
lV9 Broadway. lie was held to bail by Judge
Shandley yesterday.
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The West side wife Murder.

Dr. Wooster Beach made a post moyten exam
inatioh OF the body OF Agnes Little, who Is supposed
TO have been murdered by her husband John at t53
West Thirty ninth street. but he was unable TO say
whether she died OF the injuries found on her head
john Little is still in custody
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The Eject Of the War.

Florence leher of July IL 10 the Paris ID,
bats says that at tho opening OF the presont French
and Pussion quarrel, great excitement existed in
tie Italian Cabinet, and orders were sent to the
ENJOYS ut Paris. Berlin, London, AMI Madrid to re-
polt every detail regarding it,. Gen. MeiabreL was
Immediately sent on special mission 10 paTIs and
the King fastened from Turin TO his capital.
BRONZE CANNON the uEsr.
GdAgndRis Messenger says that experiments with
MOnto1Oro. Low Il Kunzels DrVnLe guAs have
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BfRLIS. July 2O.-The FtoviaciGt Correspond
s"ee says the rapid aud vast preparations lor war
exunsuish al feeling OF inquietude caused by the
boiaied readiness Of the French TO take the inia-
i've, snd win It is hoped, save Prussian soil from
toe caamllies OF war
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THE EUROP.' Can WAR.
Ece Charg ing that Bismarck
Proposed the Secret Treaty.
The Q rermans Accusing
Benedetti.
Eapo icon Washing his Hands
Of the Scheme.
EsGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR.
No Battle, but Forward Move
ment Begun.
pEsrlRES TEMPORARY NEUTRALITY.

7ht foRoriag are tie latest dispatches re-
,tssd IN THE SUS office dozen 10 3 o'clock this
uorniqg. Later d,spdtches, u any, ,oiH Dc
printed ~ postscript.
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CoPssnAGES. July 26.-The Government OF
Denmaik has issued proclamation Of neutrality in
tho war between Prussia and France. Sailors and
pilots, subjects OF Denmark. ARE warned against
render ing assistance to the belli.erents,
ITALY WILL STAND FIRA
FLORENCE, July 26.-Minister Venosia has a,sured
the Italian House of Deputies that Italy vilI moi
yield 70 any pressure from France.
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A Japanese Insurrcction aud slaughter.
LoEDoE, July 26-ln an insurrcction in the
DriuliDalilY OF Ava lao nersOls neTe massacred
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40 excited Fren eh newspaper writer in the P.ri.
Lscsrte SAYS that n France ksd once more submitted
70 pe insulted snd outwitted by Bismarck, no woman
Frenchman's arm ~ ' ""
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isteg been made in Liese, BELGIUM, which were at
tended ~ representatives Of ali the Ruropean
Mmies. Thsy were TO have been completed ON The
yth inst An objection has hitherto been made that
s vi me's Nss 700 scn for employment In rhed guns
out s above manufacturers mibgle with the brop ne
maiI percentage OF phosphorus, and cast Il in
emu monlds. They argue that this process hardens
beyond tie strength OF any other metal
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Astonishing Post Once Time.
=, newspaper goes from the City Hall, New
York, TO South Brooklyn, IN four days
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=, Inc Paris hrayo says: 1--WE tapped the Rhine
me o,her day for Lemonade, and now we are going
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News from tue seat of Var No Battle Fought
-Frcurh Movement Forward-The Late
hkirminhcs-A A Bavarinn Oniccr KILLED.
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Ihe private correspondence OF the PoH Mon
odseus ssys that the nomination Of Prince Leopold
created a strong feeling against Ptim throu uehout
e country but that the interference OF France in
ne matter has sorey wounded Spanish pride
roops are under orders TO be In readiness 10 march
70 the ~ rentes at moments notice the Spanish
meet which NJ present s much scattered is to con.
ceh,rate AZ once the fortresses OF Pamplona San.
tona, and Fisueras are being rapidly but carefully
lnspecte1 and replenished with warlike stores and
provisions, AMI the Spanish Ambassador at Parip
nenor Olozaga has very precise instructions as to
the circumstances under which he is to demand his
passports. The Gazette ndds, that Spain las ten
me lronc,ads, which might In connection with the
Prussisn fleet. give the French trouble The span.
ish army, remarks, is demorazed and It's officers
lgnornni but they might defend tile Pyrenees sue.
cesstuliy, inasmuch rs the San Sebastian and the
PamplonN are the only good roads across those
mountains, and are well adapted for defence
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The North German ship Heruline sailed from
Baltimore on Saturday for Dromen, with cargo
OF iG957a gallons OF petroleum. Tue ship, il is
understood, was chartered and began loading
UreViout to the declaration OF war by France
against Prussia, anu her loading having been com
pleted, her cspain WAS given tile uimalum
OF ether sailing or paying lhe increased difference
Ia tue freight, II the CARGO was taken out and placed
IN an American or other neutral bottom. The car
go, boinI American property, AMI not liable to
seizure, the captain decided on sailing, and takins
lis chance Of getting safely into European port.
Tue following NORTH German vessels are known
10 be at sea, bound To Blltmore The ship Auguste
sailed from Bremen June 3 the slip Albert sailed
from Liverpool May E. the ship Ocean sailed from
Rienen m,s June ss and SOUTHAMPTON JplS 8 the bark
UIG Wanderer sailed tram RIO do Janeire Juae T.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY 0nBKN D WIlLlA1r,
~ Auctipnesrs and Rsaa Estate Brokelg,
-. No. $40, southu est cog1sf 7th ssd D trssb.
rRgsLEEs SALE OF -TIxE rHREE, STORY
Rouss. E No ast sTRR2SSSF rb pvr5Hhtt1Ewsg f
BE1WkEN FOURTH AND FIFTH 81 Rents
S9NJAiNlNG EIGnr 60 RooMss AT AUG
- BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated March 6,
E lses, and duly recorded in Liber NO. ss2, folio
.124, &c. one Of the land records In and for
Washington county. u q; and by the written direc-
lie sactisn on FRIDAY. the sthdsy Of July, A. ID.
1s!o, ct the hoar Of O'Clock On the premises,
all OF Lot numbered four, in subdivision Of or
gipal lot numbered I'VE, in Square numbered Ave
teen Is feet on the south side of north street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets northwest, aud
running back with even width seventy one I'D feet,
and improved by a two story pressed brick front
hall. &c. =
This property is located in a pleasant and i'm
proving part of the city street paved and In all
spkcts well suited for family residence.
Terms Two thirds cash; balance in u months,
with notes bearing interest. and secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and stamps
At cost Of slOo of the purchase money 70
ALBERT Y. FOX, Trustee.
Je2s-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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VIRGINIA NEws.-B. 0rtley. of Georgeto " N.
has recently purchased of Edwin Nelson the
farm known as the Starke tract, about six miles
now erecting a handsome residence, and pro-
poses to plant an extensive vineyard.
The Petersburg Index of yesterday reports a
sale OF crop OF one thousand bushels of new
red wheat, on Saturday, at S1.40. The wheat,
1t says, was grown near that city, Is Of prime
quality, and Is to be delivered.
There has lately been considerable excite
ment in Randolph county, West Virginia over
the supposed discovery Of gold. Specimens OF
the ore have been forwarded to the mineral de-
cartment of Washington College.
X. A. Gray has announced mis- intention Il
run for Congress at the November election in
the Rockingham district. Mr.. Gray withdrew
from the contest last July in favor of the
present Incumbent.
The large farm belonging to Messrs. s. A. &
NJ ID. Coffman, lying two miles below Harrison
burg, was sold q few days ago to Mr.. Charlie:
Moore, OF Shenandoah, for S4s, 900.
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GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

SALE OF NAVY VESSELS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION REPAIR,
IT,, WAsaINeToN. d. o., June IS, 1870.
The Navy Department VITA offer for sale, at public
auction at the United STATES Navy Yard, Brook yn,
on SATURDAY, the 10th day of July, 1870. at II
screw steamer
SEMINOLE
OF 500 tons, old measurement.
Also, ct the United States Navy Yard Washing
ton, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of July, 1870, at
u o clock, N. :, the sfeam tug -
of "a tons. - -o
The vessels and their utentsrfes can be exam med
At any time on aS2aication to the Comma naants of
Inc respective yards Una half of the whole nsnouut
Of the purchase money Of vessel must be depos
ted AT the time a ADJUDICATION and the must
weeks from the Gay of sale W
The Government reserves the riRht to Withdraw
vessels from sale for purchaser who will pay
the value, with an Increase of ten per
centrum thereto le25 3tawts
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FUNERAL PARTY PRECIPITATED INTO A
CELLAR.-A few days ago Miss Ida De Camp.
about 10 years of age, whose parents reside at q
Nesey street, Newark, died. The room i'm whic a
the csfin was placed was filed with mourners
on the occasion OF the funeral. While the ser
vices were in progress the floor gave way. and
the coffin, mourners, and all were precipitated
into the cellar. The coffin was broken open,
women shrieked and tainted, and for a while til g
excitemen Mt was intense. Finally order was re-
concluded.
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. u. Mcclure DOL
Southwe0 corner Pennsylvanta ave and nth street

E6sE Sen At IN sJ2 eS HASR
hh99GEAaTINSN, WITH FAshi0MABIE AND
500 sl sELEG1 BB6S65kss5rURE' AND
Of & sss. t. the ssS
Hn1 Z! r. p {i tE 81 md duly
tret Of Columbia shall Offer at public auction, for
and 18th streets on In ssy Of 1 I1
0 e1TeneEg a, 10 O'Clock all the personal
deed OF trust, and partialJ described as follows:
in THE PARLOR.
one fine Medallion Carpet
Six Chairs TO match
Ten Chairs richly ornamented
d dSe small h1s n snS &C. Ge 5s,d :b BE
One Rosewood Piano
-Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains -
Two large size Pier G asses
Two Fancy Divans
CHAMBER rURsIrURE
sna hsSt Suf BRUSSELS Carpets
R RosewOod and k Walnut Lounges
RosewoOd spd Wsiaut washstsnds, r marble Big ton
Four fine Wardrobes
Mattresses, BOIsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, Commodes, and Corner Racks
And in each room Silk, Rep, and Lace Curtains -
DINING ROOM
One Dfu carpet. handsome pattern
One Extension Table
One Sofa, two sid.boards
One Mirror, one Mantei Clock
CC0mipIrt er SIMPLY Of China
silver plated Tea Service
one o Silk e pGya and
One elegant Bru..ei. t carpet =,
One elegant w alnut Library Table ...
Chsifs and Lounge to match
One Library sideboard ' o
One fas Mahosssy SeSfesss y a
mann sassains, eopsts; ' ANNUAL ini register sssT
Thtss sets six Rep Curtains.
One large Range approved ~ tern, with Furniture
Chairs, Tables, eueensware, and Utensils in fun
SERVANTS ROOMS.
FURNISHED with Bedsteads aAd Bedding, Bureaus,
Stoves in ali the chambers 3Esa
Hat Rack and Hsll Chairs
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at 4o'clock ,p the said 9Th ~ Of uIy,
1879, shall offer AT that piece parcel OF ground IN
lot h sa1
2, square numbered two hundrednd eighty i've,
y sna 'front.'
, ts sixteen eoYfortaSle rooms situated upon
Terms: si.coo cash: balance in three, six. nine.
trust upon the premises. All convey ancing and rev=
clue stamp. at The expense Of the purchaser. de-
post Of Sao will be required when the honse Sold
je2idts GRepJ COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
NIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SERIOUS
illness Of member the family the above sale Is
postp1ned until TIT Bsp Ak, only q. same hour
jy7-dts COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
sSIGNEES SALE.
BY order of the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia in bankruptcy will sell at public auc-
tion, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of July instant,
book accsunts belonging to the estate OF VIM r.
Bretts sons, bsnkrupts. : :,
Washington, ID. O.. July S, lN0. Tvs th3v
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@India has ladies' newspaper edited by
woman.
@Some of the questions proposed for discus-
son at a meeting OF q Western debating club
were these: "Is ii necessary that -femails
shud receive thurry literary education Ort
females 10 take part in polytix 2"
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sRENCER. On the sta Instant, of typhoid fever
IDWlN SPENCER. in the year Of his age
HIS funeral vi Ike place on sunday. the 90, in
Eanf, az clock from the residence OF his brother
IN law, No. 1919 Sth street, n. W, between and
U sfrse'S-
Gone to M ct h mother,
SOr she has zone before.
He VIZ cur dearest brother.
Ard cur nartings they Der;
Gone, but IN memory br gntesf.
TUChER Sweetly fell asleep. on the evening
~ yulv sfh- l1O =, country seat. 'eenhurs., Md
WILLIAM W. TUCKER ed f5yca : AMI 6montbs,
xter long and t0rerins illness OF Is months, in q
n pc OF bless ,UmOrtaty, perfectly resigned 70
live or TO die He was dntiful son, Kind aud afec
fienate husband aud kind step father to his sons
A shadow has Suddenly fallen upon his home thu
rarnOt be fllCd. noble spirit has passt from tn
world. neue Il left 10 be glide with the shining
light OF manly virtuP. Intelligent sad cultiyat 4,
generous and kind. We 70. div remember HIM aud
pray that the ruthless hand Of death, which snote
him IN bis manly worth may have trans planted him
SeyOnd the stormy waves Of life to the haven Of
Farewell, dear W lille. till we meet in heaven,
Then We will meet tO part more.
Tue funeral will take place the Methodist
Protestant Church. 3 street. at O'Clock, on Sa =
urday the 9sh, TO vhth the reafveJ and friends
respectfully invited TO attend. His remains Will be
taxed from hi. late residence on 9Th ST. No. 1927
between and streets.
DUDLEY. At 4 O'Clock .. m. on THURSDAY, the
9TH INST, MATILDA A, wife Of Joseph Dudley,
Her funeral will take place on Sunday evening at
?OclOck, from the residence OF her bfother- in Law,
X J. Wood, 4 street, between 18th AID lsth streets
east Friends Of thsfamiy a.e invited to attend 81
Baltimore papers copy
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by THOS. 3. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 319 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
T "a, ON ELEvhNTH STREET WEST, BE-

TkUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATh HN u EskHKnvnNTn STREET WEST, BE-
a By virtue Of deed Of trust from Benjamin II
0Sugent and wife, bearing date 10th day of May.
-. u. 1859, to the undermined as Trustee and
recorded in Liber and r, No. Il, folio 90, one Of
the Land record. Of the county Of Washington. ID
o. and BY direction Of the party secured thereby,
viii sell at public auction, in front of the premises
on III EksDAY ,he list day OF July, a. d. $50, ct
5ociock D. m, all that piece parcel eff ground sit
nate and being in the city of Washington. in the
District OF Columbia, known and described lot
square numbered 3J1.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance in and u
months. with interest, to be secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold. II the terms are not con-
piled with in five days after the day of sale the Trus
tee the RICH to resell at the cost and risk
the hrst purcb alter week netice All con-
yeyancing and revenue stamps at costs of
deposit of $50 must be made at the time of sale
ANDREW j. JOYCE, Trustee.
jyStds TH0S. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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nY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeAst corner 7th and D streets

TwO-SToRY BRICK HOUSE, WITH TWO
AND LOT, ON FIFTH STREET WEST, Be
TWEEN AND o NORTH, AT AUCTION.
Tn FRIDAY, the Sth instant, at Ga O'Clock
ES p m, we shall sell, on the premises. Lot being
80 feet front by 30 feet deep, TO fine alley
Back Building. having fine stable; yard all paved
and water.
Terms: Sl.0o cash; balance In 6, Il and Is
months for notes bear ing interest," and secured BY
deed of trust on the premises All conveyaficing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
$50 down on the dav of sale. lI -..
Jy5-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.