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The New York herald., 1870-08-30
PRUS SIAN DISPATCHES.

Official Reports from the Bnttie Fields to
Berlin-The Franco.(serman Wnr--Grand
French ErrOr-France ON the Defensive
MaclIahOn's Flank M0vement-Relativo
Position of Both Armies-The Storming Of
Wisse sembOurg-Bavnrian and Prussian Gal
lanrry-Advanco OF the Crown Prince
ROut Of MncllnIi0n mt WOerth-Saarbruck-
Defeat of Frossard-Orleaus, BourbOns
or Republic observation-disclosures from With
Out-Guarantees Of Peace.
BERLIN, August TO- 1870.
The victory Of the army OF the Crown Prince on
the 4th instant at Wssembourg was followed on the
9th by the master stroke at Woerth, and few hours
later, on the same evening, by General Steinmetz,
retaklng OF Saarbruck, and throwing back the
enemy rom position deliberately chosen and fortl.
fed by him.
This, it must be admitted, is doing rapid work.
The advance OF the French ON the ID resulting in
the occupation of Saar6ruck, an easy victory as
has been shown IN previous communications-was
fully avenged in the succeeding three days.
THE ESEMY's ERROR
All preeonce.tel French plans Of invading and
fighting Prussia have become worthless owing to
the error in regard to Southern Germany hence the
vast advantages France had in her earlier arma-
ment were lost by the necessity of completely chang.
ing her intended system OF operations The posi-.
ton originally determined upon gave the First
corps tMacMahon) the right wing at Strasbourg
threatening Baden and the Bavarian palatinate;
the Second corps (Frossardl the centre, at Avoid;
Third and Fourth corps (Bazaine and De Lami.
raulD at Thionvle and SIerk forming the left wing
thus making the strength OF the French position IN
a straight line from Tnlonvllle to Srasbourg not less
than twenty German miles. The Fifth corps Failly)
was stationed at Bitche, nearly the centre of this
line, to connect the distant wings. The guards,
partly stationed at Nancy and partly at Metz, and
the Sixth corps (CanroDerp moving forward from
Chalons were intended as reserves.
1t may nave been that the numerous
German forces collecting In the Bavarian
palatnatc and Southern Rhenish provinces OF
Prussia caused Napoleon to apprehend pen.
etratlon of his long line. Marshals MacMahon
and LebGuf are said to have differed on this point
which, 1t Is supposed the Emperor decided when at
Metz by ordering the former to approach the man
army 10 the direction OF Btche That this was tanta-
mount to an abandonmentof tue Offensive was OBJ
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E U R 0 P E

+ u ID u G
Special Dispatches by Mail to
August 10.
The First Battles of the War;
Why Prussia Won and
Why France Lost.
Critical Military Review of the Two
Great Armies.
How the News of Triumph was
Received in Berlin.
NapOleOn's Special Mission to
Denmark.
ITS INTENT AND FAILURE.
Prussian Superiority Over the
French Army System.
>>-~>>~>>~~~~>>>~>>>>>>>>~-
General MOltke Educated and Com
miSsiOned in Denmark.
Austrian Opinion Of the De-
cisive Battle.
The PsUpLfS COMING TO TIE FRONT.
~~~>~~~~>->~~->~~~>>>~-~-~-~
italy Waits the Whoop Of the
Democracy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-07
HOTELS.
DOClIESrE;s. HOUSE,

washington street, Petroleum Centre, Pa
BRADSrREEr SHERWOOD, PgopR1r7oRs
This House is centrally located and the qercroI
headquarters of oil men.
Petroleum Centre Pa NAV 10. IssS-.f
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p3EMfUMS S2,275!
FIRST DAY.


SECOND DAY. ......
No 3-Purse S1,1,5 Free for MI horses. $500
u the lr So u 10 the socold, Sl,5 to the third
ana s TO the f urth
No. 4--turse i ;0I for hor r.es that have never
beaten IA. $50 TO the first 500 to the secC nd
and $50 20 the third.
All the ahovo races are mile heats, best three IN
five, IN harness ana Will he con ucttd under the
rules of the Natl nal Association for the promotion
of the interests Of theArcti,Gn trolti 80 turf A
horse distancing the field shall ony be entitled to
the first prem um ...
the entries VIII close at WLCit on Saturday.
June II, ut Q p. NJ.
All entries 10 he addressed to A. D. Barbour. Oil
City, Pennsylvania.
p. VI. TrERNAN, President.
90 a. ID. BARBOUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
nil9.td.
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cdima, fRAMIps of splendid coal overa
tndsrTn1 nd1n Cernwelrs yard are perfectly
marchl0tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-20

relic, q the insi ists John
r. Tstsilings, IN the soth year Of her age.
foIr ocock, from the residence Of her son in law
Robert Cohsn, Jr, No COS 9th street west, between
and streets north, to which her friends and the
friends Of the family are invited to attend
MORENO. AZ her residence, on New Jersey
at Of F5ds sERHg
wnem Manuel Moreno, aged So years.
The friends and acquaintsncss OF the family are
day, the 2irt instant, at clock p M to start from
her residence.
MORTON. On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, Mrs.
ISABELLA MORTON, relict Of the late Capt. VIM
The isnsT.l vii take place from her lat. res.
past O'Clock this evening. The friends OF the fam
lily are invited to attend.
SMITH. On the morning Of the sosh instant, at
The funeral win take place to 2ls. inst
tween 2ita and 18th. Friends OF the family are in
Hmm fsT1s /. vs nI 10th
The friends and scquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence Of his brother John Bontz 9Th street,
between and h at ) .. m, Sunday, 0th inst.
ea ri H6 Se sh sjtss
20 Ettend his funeral sunday, the 2lst inst at o
q. m. from his late residence, 81 5 o. street
WALSH. On Thursday, the 18th instant, at Q 30
D. m, Mrs. 3. .. WALSH, wife of DR.. h. 3. W alsh
The funeral will leave her late residence. 2a1 K
o'clock a. m and proceed to ST Aloysius Church,
where requiem mass will be celebrated. The friends
oil The family are invited lRepl 2t'
HOPKINS. On the 21th inst. EUGENE HOP
klSs, aged months and days. It,
SHECkELS. On the 18th instant at Rigg, farm
daughter Of John and Agnes shecfsis' aged ii
months and y days.
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pReP0sALs FOB STATIONERY,
TREAsuRY DKrAErxENr,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REvENUE,

III the rIRsr BAY or sEPTEMBER, 80. at Il
ocIock u Tor supplying the Assessors and Oollec-
the United States lying e.s Of The Rocky mountains.
except Montana and New Meuco, with the Station
ssy REQUIRED for use in their psetiye districts for
tober !, $50, and ending June ., lSl,
There are IN that PORTION Of the United States for
sieb eossisp disses n an % 20 .n
Aseessor and Collector. These districts have been
divided into geographical departmslts. Contrsc,ors
oosr. q one % or more Of the tsnes to the
The following is list Of the States and Territors~~
and districts In each, constituting the. several De-
H,a DSayfneai.-naine, Nev asmpsh ire, y.r
mont, Asseehusstts, Rhote Leland, dooneeticot,
New York; Number az districts, So.
pelsssrs, Msryisnd virsinis, West Sirsis,.
Csrolins, District Of Columbia. Number Of dis-
1srd Dyeyfmenf.-soush Carolina. ceore,s. Ala.
oeme, flor1da, nis..ssippi, Loukisna. Tesss, Ten
ne@ee, AraansAs. Humber Of districts, 81
ui Hossn se.t-kentucky, Ohio, Indiana.
nssCts, kassss. Eebrssks, coiors4o, bsSoss1 .na
wyoming. Number OF districts, 81 -
pt ~ ,. S q coSdsrsd nnls. accompanied
s Seo Sollar.. l9smy sSlrovsd By . Usitsd
SS.lSs UnSr1et Ateorney. On Q form % be Furnished
~. ne Dsssr0set, conditioned that the psrtiss
ny r duly contrib q sss sit I'D so q
anasumeient bonds for the due performance Of the
fhs Commissioner reserves the r,sht N oon.is.r
nd aoceIt or reject esch bid, item by item
s s 3; q isssSsi s,:.as. .sa saasr:-S PTc:
Sse.s tor supplying Stationery 70 Internal Beyenrs
Schedules o. articles 10 be Furnished win be fer
eToed ron THIS smce, upon Application, with con-
On atu.tAsfv Acting oommisaossr.
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w AR DEPARTMENT,
w O66es Of TIE CHEF SigsnI OAeey,
Dtrtaon Of IsIesragss and RtPogssfor che Benesf
Commerce, Rnshtaff op ID e /nr Ism

w OW6s o. He Chtst StgNdt CMcer,
Dtrt1on Of TskgraBss and RspoysJor she Benesf of
Commerce, WashfHston, d. e. Akg. 8, 1870.
Under the authority Of the Secretary of War; the
Chief signal Officer OF the Army is empowered to
enlist number Of suitable persons TO be appointed
non eli GERS in the army for the duties
OF The observation and report Of storms, by tele-
graph and signal for the benefit of Commerce. ON the
noftt ern lakes and seaboard," in compliance with
resolution Of Congress
The character Of the observ to be had at diff
Iefent stations throug the country and the me
Enlch these non commissioned officers will be en-
ployed interesting ~ branch OF scientific study,
snu the knowledge acquired will be valuable here
The opportunity thus offered is . rare one for
tenhe men Of COED educstion desiring 70 devote
nemsefves 10 reading or 10 the study d o profes
sion the duty being OF such nature as, with care
sna diissnce, viii permit them 10 be- devoted to
The pay and allowance Of these non commit ssoned
oince's when not serving with troops amounts to
apout ~ per annum; when serving with troops,
ABOUT SS59Ein the latter quarters, fuel, sub.
sistense, and clothing are provided BY the Govern
The number Of appointments being necessarily
ination. -
Applications, setting forth character, acquire
nienss, sne ntnes-, With testimonials, may be ad-
cIessed TO the Chief Signal Oficer Of the Army No
1LI9 g street, Washington, ID. Q.
circulars giving full particulars, will be furnished
n application to this once. gu V-Ss
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DRoPosAJs roR TRKEs AND sHRUps voR
Il NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIEs.
prtEIkRNAsrER GEsKR AIS oFrIcr,

QCARTKRNAsTER GESER Al : OFFICE.
MasHISsTos, ID. c, 18th August, iS-a
proposals. for supplx(pg Trees and shrub. Cor or
inyhed from nsrseries and gardens in good standing
1he Trees and shrubs should be securely PACK "a
ana delivered at the railroad station most
70 tne garden or nursery. Bills and bills aiinr
pf0Periy addressed, % be furnished.
The freisht viii be paid by the United States. and
the bills viii be settled upon receipt Of the trees
signed. ' " A
The orders win be given by the officer in charge
OF national Cemeteries in this Office upon estimated r
acquisitions from local oficers
IL - suggested that the most Convenient form of
proposal will be printed catalogue, with such dis
count On the whole OF any classes or kinds OF
plants as the proprietor may be willing u offer
Purchases viii be made wherever INST advants-
eous 70 the United States upon the basis Of the pH
posals thus received.
There are about eighty s0J afonaI military oer
eteries scattered the v hele United stafs. AMI
them. -
Proposals should he sealed and addressed "a In.
QuarteI .s-tef Generals Once. marked "Propo.sis
for Trees and Shrubs" and they yin be opened "
noon on the 18th Of September, $50.
Quarternaster General.
% an h-ot ,c, breyet MAJOR General, o. b. A
lChronicle and Republican,
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MATRICIDE IN SOUTH JERsgY.-A most hor-
rible murder was committed on Tuesday night,
At little hamlet called homecoming, little
distance from Camden, New Jersey. The muir
ty-fOnr, who had been living with his mother,
a very respectable lady OF forty-eight or fifty,
near LongacOming, for some time past. The
cause OF the murder is unknown, but IL Is thought
TO have been without provOcation. The weapon
used was n revolver, which the son, who has
"wild," had been in the habit OF carrying
The sound of the shot was heard, but no atten-
ton was paid, and no alarm excited, until later
in the evening. when some neIghbors entered
cred Mrs. Ware upon the floor. The alarm was
given. and parties sci out in all directions In
pursuit of the murderer, for the absence
Of young Ware, and the fact that he was
seen leaving the house late in the after
noon, indicated him Is the assassin. At
the latest accounts the pursuit was actively
pressed, and the police OF the various cities in
New Jersey and OF Philadelphia were infOrme
There are, of course, the usual number of
rumOrs about the dissIpated character of the
mother. Ii is not known whether there was any
difficulty between the murderer and his victim
lately. though there are reports that Mrs. Ware,
who was possessed of some property, had re-
fused 10 longer support her son in idleness. IL
is believed that young Ware has fed to Phila-
delphia az Baltimore. The funeral OF Mrs.
Ware will take place after the inquest.
THE womsn's journal gives this as an illus
tratiOn of a common sin: "a fashionable dress
maker in New York urged an economical young
girl, about to be married, to buy her a costly
trOuSSedH OF wedding outfit. '.But 1 have nc
money" said the maiden. "No matter" said
the complaisant tempter. IL will wait four
years and send in the bill to your husband by
degrees. Many ladies do it,
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
, MS SSss sSs sy1 Nc H
WEST are no" Fur F5P E Bk .1llffsI iii;
81: sS3F,s nd
%" rs... =. s. So. 81 jss 70 liz $50 d. y.
train to or from A3 SS IsTs q Sunday
Leave at FSh %a AZ sT1+ fsS and 'spm
iSk ait FATS q saS q 81 = s fff 'si
n sSSd ~ - 50 an. md 1852 m. only. connect.
to wishing. Pa1Ser.sufs, ae 'r0" SA'''m0re
IO5 stIss6urS and point. between Relay Hons.
Relay HOUSE with ssrssburs ana %nshe.tsr aeoo1 .
Throuah tickets 10 tie West can be b.s =. a..
Washington Station Ticket Once at al lours in the
For Isw York, Philadelphia, and Boston 80 a,
u. WILSON.
I'm COLE os,s,a Master a;tss. y; a,,-spOrsa.lOn.
GEO. g. kO0NTZ. Gent Agt. Washington. jelA
idhn xsp sTw 96ss
r-wAsHI NsIos. June 5, ls7O-noou.
=, ISS !! =: ;s,d NV ~ IoRk re - N@
FOB NEW YORK, without change of ears
leave dsiiy Except Sunday at . as Q. m, lS:ls
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:9s .. NJ, 12:4S
>" ' ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York 1t 200 ,. m, and PhiladeI-
sleeping cars for New York On .. m. train only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphis, New York, or
OF the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
FOR schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis, and the West. J. l.. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Washinetou jeN
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pROPOsALs FOR LITHOQRAPHING, &c.

OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.
WAsAINGToS, August IL. 1870.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office I'M
I'll the 3TH DAY OF SEPIEM BER, 1870 at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon for Lithographing thirteen plates,
IN illustration of the diseases in cattle and for print
ing seven thousand seven hundred copies, ON each
Sample copies Of the work can be examined at this
Office BY those DESTROYS OF bidding for the same.
ThA successful bidder to deliver the work wbAn
completed at this ,5 s-~A az expense, and 10 enter
into bond with two sureties, approve, ~ United
states District attorney, District judge, In the
sum Of ten thouss nd dollars, for the faithful per
Torrance Of the contract A. M. CLAPP,
anl3 1aWtSeptl5 Congressional Printer
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GALE OF NAVY VESSEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF CoNsTRucTIoN AND REPAIR,}
-AugustS, $50.
The Navy Department will effer for sale At public
AUCTION ct the United STATES Navy Yard, Norfolk
on TUESDAY,, the sd day Of. August, 1870, es Is
o'clock ~, the U. B. steamer
GALEEA,
Of 514 tons.
The vessel will be sold a. she stands, and can be
mandant Of the yard ~ ~'
One half OF the whole amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited at the time Of
and the balance within five days thereafter and the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
time from the day Of sale satsfac tory TO the Com
mandant. ~
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale Tor any purchaser who will nav
the appraised value with an increase OF ten lOJ per
centum tnereto aus cow .
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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auetioneers,
y tSuccess)rs to James U. Mcclure Il Oo.,l
Southwest corner OF Pennsy snia and llth u
TRUSTEES SALE. BY JUDICIAL DECREE.
Or VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

Trustees SALE, BY JUDICIAL DEOREE,
'OF NALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
MAR The CAPITOL.
Es of the District Of Columbia, dated July SOth,
ing; IN which James Lockery and others are com
platnants and Hugh Lockery is defendant. the same
being chancery oause number 2asSII shall cell as
trustee, at public auctiOn, on TUESDAY, the slth
day OF August ls70, at O'Clock D. m, on the prem
lst That certain piece parcel Of land in the city
OF Washington. District of Colsmba, desc ribed as
follows - he eastern part OF lot numbered seven
teen, lH,l in square numbered seven hundred and
twenty nine, 29.) laid down upon the official plat
OF said city, having front Of twenty seven feet,
measured west from the northeast corner Of said lot
and running back OF the same width to the line
of said lot.
ID That certain other piece or parcel Of land sit
uate In said city and Dstri: described follows
The stern part of said lot numbered sew enteen,
tE,) IN square numbered en- hundred and twenty
hlne- (I9l having front of twenty fact eleven in
ches measured east from the northwest corner of
rear line Of said lot.
Each Of these pieces of land Is improved by a fine
ostery brick house, and the houses Join each
Other The property is East Capitol street, very
near the Capital 6reunds.
Terms Of sADe. 0rs- third cash and the balance in
two equal payments at six aud twei months, with
interest from day of sale, by the
notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee
All conyeyancing, including stamps, at the cost OF
the purchaser. A deposit of Slco on each piece Of
ground required yhen the properly is struck of.
an 20 COOPER LATlMER. Aucts.
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w MAYoR's OEFIcR, CIry HALL,

- mAfOR OEfIcE, CITY HALL, }
WARRINGTON, d. c., August Is 1870
ProposaIs VIII be received Ut this once until the
IxD INsTANr,Nat u m, in pursuance Of the ACT N
CounGiis approved November Il, 1868, s'for furnish
ing this Cor poration with iron lamp Dosts And
the lamps TO be OF such patterns as the Iayor
Designate and the posts TO be nst less than ten
Iess long, ana 20 project eight feet above ground
wnen planted the base 70 be Constructed with a cir
GUAR bottom OF not less than twenty inches diane
yer, and the top to be provided with q proper arm
iof the support OF ladder; the whole to weigh NOT
Les than two hundred and fifty pounds
Inc proposals for lamps viii be considered, sonar :
stey and not with the bids for lamp posts and viii
pe Iot copper and for tin lamps q Deftern Of which
may De seen Of the Mayors once, City Hall:j aIso
ior the lamp known as the "Oentral Reflector"
The proposals will be placed in sealed envelopes,
inoorsea Proposals. for Street Lamps, and each
must be ACCOMPANIED BY the written guarantee Of
responsible party that, accepted, the bidder will
execute NE contract in due form, and perform the
The right to reject any and Al BIDS Y reserved.
THIs Is 10 GIVE N0TICE, That the subscribex
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia holding special term, letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of JO
ANA OHANB Rs late Of W abingdon county sfors.
Gid, deceased. All persons having claims Against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber
on OF before the ID day Of August next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from al benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand this ID day
Of August, 1870. B.CHAnBERS, JR,
&VesIaw3Wt Administrator, We,
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RY COOPER LArIMER, Auctioneers,
- iSuccessors to J o. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
OHANCERY SALE uF IMPROVED REAL Rs.
TAT6 0M sTE STRHET; BETWEEN 3 AND

TATE ON sTH STREET. BETWEEN p Ann
- By Virtue Of decree passed By the Supreme
IN Court Of the District Of Columbia on the Dth
10y OF July, 1870, in equity cause No. 2Os4,
docket 10 wherein Gsorge W Lucas is complainant
end Jacob Shoemaker, Elizabeth Shoemak err and
DAY the 18th day Of August 1870. at O'Clock D. m =,
t On me premises 9nsr sale at PUBLIC auction elf
y ", known as Lot 50, in George W. Riggs' snbdi-
vision OF square sos and the improvements thereon +,
Sonsisung OF Q small Frame House. The lot has a
q sbout q feet sth street. and depth Of
ZEN Tsrns is oss-sbi,d ea,b. ,,s n.,.,.
instailments, payable in six and twelve months re-
spectively, the purchaser giving interest bearing
premises. ESQ deposit win be required when the the
property is struck on Conveyancing and stamps q
aull 2aw&ds COOPER LATIMER. A1cfs.
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by COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Jas. q. Mcclure COD
Southwest cor. Pennsylyan and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE IN THE FIRST WARD
"a Under aud by virtue Of a deed of trust to me-
G IRON Nv Ili.n l. Fletcher Ct 81, bearing date
cordrd IN Lber 6ls, folio 4S, Of the land records
Tor ashlngton county, In the District OF Columbia,
on the Isf DAY OF eEPrEMBER, ls10 at 6o'cik m #,
on the premises, will sell, Of public auction Lot
No twenty hye. t25) in Square No sixteen, 49, as
the same lad down and described upon the plat
feet on 18th street west, between and streets
tends back with . depth Of l4sH feet to a 30 foot
alley, and lie improved by o small Frame Dwelling
II desired, the lot will be divided and the two por
tionithe vacant front, by the depth of the lot and
the house, with the ground upon which it stands,
running back the same width with the depth of the
lot respectively-will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale One half cash, 50 of which IN lst be
paid down at the time Of sale; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed of trust. Convey
sncing and stamps at cost Of the Purchaser II the
terms OF sale are not piled with in five days the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk aud
cost Of defaultiDg purchaser on one week 3 notice
published In The Evening Star.
ANDREW @. BRADLEY, Trustee
aul3-eo&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE 0EXALUABLE CITY PRO
PERTY.
IL By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court
In: OF the District of Columbia. entered on the
18th day OF July, 1879. in the case of kennedy
No. 10, the undersigned appointed Trustees by said
decree to sell the real estate belonging to the estate
Of the late Nicholas Snyder, deceased will offer At
public suction, on the premises to the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of August, $50, at
o'clock, the following described property, to wit:
Lot No: In square S24, fronting Il feet street
and running back rs feet more less. The build
ing On this lot Is good three story dwelling knswn
as No. 1i06 street.
Lot Ne. In square $50, on the northeast corner Of
and nth streets N. W., fronting 10 feet street
and IS feet on llth street, more less. The build
ing on this lot is good two story building now oc
cuPied as Q carpenter shop.
Terms One third Of the purchase money cash in
hand: the residue to be paid In two equal instruments
at six and twelve months from the day Of SALE the
deferred ~syments to bear interest from the ay OF
sale, And the payment thereof to 1a secures :. tho
notes OF the purchasers, with security or securities
to be approved by the Trustees, and lien to be re-
served BY the Trustees till all the purchase money
shall have been paid cash, to be paid on day OF
sale, or on the ratification thereof by the Court
All the conveyancing and revenue stamps to be at
the expense OF the purchaser and deposite Of 100
cash will be required OF the purchaser each piece
Of property. The Trustees reserve the right 10 re-
sell at five days notice In OF the failure OF the
purchase to comply with the terms of sale within
five days Of the date thereof at the risk and cost of
the purchaser. A;G RIDpLE, lT-r,.oos