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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
SUCCESSION JEAN JACQUES MoSrFoaT.-

DIV =. GUG~AUI.T. AUCTIo,ESE s.:ri;
s,reat NSkTJJRDAY April ., 1870, will be sold az
wey o'clock NJ a. the It, h:,x 0aaF' Common
"nd tIrnvIer eGfets by virtue of order ttom the
honorable tbs SECOND District Court tor TIE PARISH
OF Orleans dated Feb1u 4rv q, ls!9;
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, SITUATED IA Sis
Second District OF this CITY, qusre bounded oy
ST. Philip Treme ursulines and ST. Cauae 1,se9:s
,reasuripq q; feet inches front on St Fn'pio
street by Us feet in depth and from, on
Irene street; together with the buildings snu I'M IN.
nroyane nts thereon cops sting of ons story or'cR
house of several rooms, built at tue corner anotner
one story brick bou OF four rooms. buht on lrenie
sireat and one.story frame house OF several rooms
built on rreme street. hydraut. privy, ETC. css
r,Ian az the {. Charles Auction Exchange
rerms-ljgsh. ,,. -.
Act of sale before 0. D-ouat, notary public at me
expense of the ptcaassr. including revenue STAMPS
mht 9 II rs APP
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The phiIadalpbians are about TO build q
railroad whose route will be via CaIDden,
Merchantviile, Pemberton, Vincentowns
Msnchesser, Tuckerton and BsTnegat. 1t -
Txne<ste.l that it will be completed TO Tuck
eYton fhis summer, aud will open new sea-
side resort unsurpassed by its rivals. Long
Branch. Atlantic City and Cape Island.
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jean Hacay VS.. R3r. and MS. q. Marmu
ELEVENTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish OF Orleans, No. 49.-By virtue OF q writ of
ieri faeias to me directed hy the Honorable the
Seventh D. trct Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. Twill proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, at my warehouse No a st. Ann street,
District of this city, on MONDAY, March %, 1870
at ten o clock A. Nj
THE CONTENTS OF A PHOTOGRAPH
SALOON, taken from the premises No. Ill koy
street, in tho Second District of this city, as per
Inventory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Jash on the SPOT.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mhi62227 ShssiH OF the Parish of Orleans.
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a Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette say
Some person in Indiana who seems 10
<,,r,,,s,s9. tssat tie House Military Committee
- inycstiaasiEg ell manner Of Irregularities.
writes that one Assistant Assessor in his
sgistrics naid the member, or his brother,
here. $500 to be retained; ana that Inc same
g,ratieT secured the renting OF a building
g,r the possoiiice 1t $l200 per year. when the
building itself 10 not worth over 500
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AUCTION SALES.
By S. Gulnault.
SUCCESSION OF Loprs DEooUDREAux-
No l9.45l.

nv q. GUxNsUxT. AUCTIONEaR-ne,i-
Is fee corner Of Exchange alley and blenvinss
street-SAg UEDAY. april e. 1872 VIII ne sGn,
an twelve O'Clock d., at the st. Chares auction
Excbanps ST. Charles street, between common ana
t;ravJer streets, by virtue of an order from .ne
HnnnrebIe the Second District Court tor ths parisn
~ Orleans dated march 10, 1870
I,W Or GROUND, situated IN inc inlta D .n
trict of this city in tn perish, between tnis cry
I'D me Bagou St. Joau, near the Iunctisn OF 1en-
tily aud Esyou roads, making pare OF re prnpslty
herelofore tncwn as Green ) BRICK yard. IN squ.ks
COMPRISED bet ween Aubry, Gaivez, Orei5 ana MIRO N
sreets which lot of gfouud is de5gnAteo as os no
. of square no 49, on plan drawn py L.. o.in2eI.
on the twanty ninth OF August 1883, annexed 10 an
act Dassed in the office of Care foiocs ID 70 Do
fnrg pu bhc of thi. city, under date OF y 10 iooo
Ssid lot measuring 81 feet front Oh suors ~
i2 fee, deep French measure, together WIN inc oe
pepdspcIs5 thereof ~ a crad;t
of one year from the day Of sale IN noLe ~
he purchaser bis order and by INN @
nesrinp eight per cent interest per ahhIo iiu.n
date tii paid and made payable ols yesf ~ eI u.o
nj ne dnr.lcl Oh tao Bank of America IN tiiio ~
secured by vendors privilege AID ni@r, ase On . ,
DroDerty sold the purchaser paving lawyer isss
a. toy ger cent in case Judicial pfocsSuInsSs
should become nscess .ry TO recover the AMOUNT VI
said note. -, c:,t;or ,o+.-c unb.
e. g. g e,arnTs snol6A 81 ap7 u rs
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Charles whiting va. Jacob Flick.

Charles whiting va. Jacob Flick.
GEVENTH DIS FRIOT. COURP FOR THE PAE,-
y ish Of Orleans. no. 2jI4--by virtue CT writ
OF seizure and sa,a. to directed by the Hon
cradle tie seventh District Court tor the parish OF
orleans, in ths above entitled eanse, / viii
proceed 10 sell at public auction. ct the Merchants
aud Auctioneers Exchange, Royei street, bet%esn
Canal and Customhouae streets in the Second Dis
tr;ct OF this cry Oh SATURDAY. March g. 1870, ct
Twelve o'clock NJ, the following described property,
to wit - =. - $50 81,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings aud Improvements thereon, rights. ways,
privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging,
or in any wise appsrtainng, situate in the Second
District Of Tins CITY. IN the square BOUNDED by BEN
vile Mira Touti ana Customhouse stress, aRG
designated By the number three on sketch an
uexed 10 an act IL the office OF Octave de Arsnas,
notary pubic, N this city, fron Bishop Udin to
- ;s---, dated April 10, 1866.
said .3isa NJ assures. according TO said sketch,
twentffsssn feet one 'nch fIont BenviGe street,
BY a ssssth of ons hundred ana six feet. between
parafisslnas
BeitMNas same property acquired by the defend
an frptn BeD! amn " ads8or' n, per act passed be
fore Charles StrIuger, notary BubIc in this city
dated the twenty-ssysnIh Of Say, 1851.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
fe23 mh1G2 IS Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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NEW ORIEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MARCH 18, 1870

lect6X will require much time and labor.
sNw will greatly mar the records. The two
Grjffs do not differ materially in the rates
Gharged, but the details are sech that nearly
YNery bill, of some eight thousand, must be
sIsred. In the case Of large consumer
manufacturers, hotels, etc.-there will be a
Considerable increase, and great comp
must be expected. The final result, dliier-
very small. IN view of all the difficulties
surrounding the matter. it is respectfully
suggested that the proposed tariff shall take
effect Only at the expiration of the present
fiscal year of the Wayerworks, thirtiesA Sep
TENDER, 1870.
am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
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DovER srAn1Pz1a COMPANY.
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS,,
Manufacturers and wholesale Dealers IN sTery
description Of Stamped Tin Goods, Tuners Hard
Yare French Timed Iron Wares, Japanneo ana
Nnamaled Wares. Ice Dream FreeSsrs Stove snoysLs
WATERS Feundrs Supplies, Timers Tools and Ma
chimes, Goal Hods. stove Polish. Black Lead. nv.
cts, Ears. eto. A2aW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18

Dy G.FAE2A.Es 4. FDH'GE sss, AUG
DAY, Ma-aL Is, ls73 at ten O'Clock 4. IA, will De
sold at tae corner of Claiborne aud frencnmen
streets BY virtue OF oTde from the honorable
te ST. cond lis court for the parish or Orissns
dated fourteenth Msfch, 1870
One asARE ana OFT.
TerIns-Cssh IN United States Treasury noses-
rnL[b % u
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retired, but subsequently re-entered, Mr..
Shields continuing in the chair until ad-
journnent.
Mr.. Brady retired.

MI. Brady reured.
The following was read and received:
COMMITTEE or SrRF ETs AMP rANDINas,l
Board of Aldermen, I
City Hall, March Id, l5u)
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Boar OF Aldermen.
GENrLEMEN-Iour Committee have the
houor to report upon the following subjects
referred to them, viz:
|. On the resolution of this board
authurizing the Surveyor to repair the IRON
railing Of jackson Square, and fur her pro,
vdiug the cost Of the same shall bot exceed
the sum OF $500, yoar committee report
tav0rabiy.
2. GA the petition of Charles Jaeger and
others, real estate owners on aud near the
City Park, for damages done to their prop.
erty oy digging Of The Orleans street tall
race, ard as king indemnihcatiOn tor losses
sustained. your committee beg leave to re-
port that after q careful examination. ana
b. and with the a1vice of the Assistant CITY
Surveyor, would respectfully report that III
lieu of the damages Claimed would suDsti-
tute il behalf Of said petitioners the follow
Ing amounts az an equitable adjustment on
the part OF the city with petitioners, to
wit:
For Jean Bordes. ..... 5000 in lieu of $1700
For Jean Marie SauX.. $50 III lieu OF 4o1
For Charles jaeger. go. 200 in lieu OF 1886
For P. Cantarran. ...... 800 in lieu OF 9ll
For 7. CaesaClayoD SOC in lieu Of 800
Fer Widow PaisseguTe.. $50 IN hen OF 54O
Your committee oder the necessary Feso-
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c. Egglemaa We. Eerrins. ~ 'a"seh-N"'

4lTo.
INIgsT JUSTICES COURT FOR THE Pas
ish of Orleans.--By vi tue OF grit o. te5l
fao;ss 70 me directed by the Honorable Geo. w. SAD
ie first JMstico of the Peacs for the parish or Or.
Ieaps, win proceed to sell at public auction, on
HpyGhY Starch Is, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at No. Isl Tchoupitoulas street., near ST. Joseph
One barrel WHISKY,
One cask CLAREr,
OneNrOVE and UTENSILS,
. And one lot SUADElAS.
Seized in the abovs numbered and omitted suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes.
mh8 1918 Constable
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CQNSTEBLE'S SALES.


John Dawson vs. Vincent A=burS-AC.
S7ie.
by VIRTUE OF A WRip OF NIERT FACIkS,
ID to directed by the Honorable the Second
Justice Court for the parisa OF Orlesus. vii pro
coed 70 sell al public auction. On MONDAY,
March q 1870, at Jour clock 2. n. ct No 16 oI.
leans street.
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES of Gro
cery stose seized in tn above entitled suit ,as per
inventory te nay Office.
Terms-Cash the SDGJ.
NH Is j. ". QUINN, Constable.
DaCiel BrlscOii "a. u cha To.
ENSUETd JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
K Orleans, No. 4G17 by virtue of writ of ieri
facjas directed to mo by the Hon. j. Il. Baum,
Judge of the Fourth Justice Court, in and tor the
parish OF Orleans. | Will proceed TO sail at public
auction, on SATURDAY, March rs 1870. OF twelve
O'Clock Al, in front OF my ofhce No. trenchmen
street.
n lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized il tho above entitled suit
Tsrms-Cdan on th9 spot.
EUGENE MEILLEUR,
milf % Is Coust; bic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
By Charles E. Fortier.

SUCCESSION OF j. B. MOLINARL.
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TO MS Honor tie Mayor AID Common Council,
new orleans:
CONTAMINATION the proceedings Of the
Board of Aldermen. as published III the Off.
cial journal cf this morning, it appears the
Common Council has pissed an ordinance
over tho Mayors Velc, changing the tariff
Of water ratea.
AS tbs tariff Is TO be put N operation
when officially promulgated, tbc Board Of
Commissioners OF these works have directed
me- 20 call your attention TO 'he serious
difficulties which must arise under its opera
ton.
On the frat CT November lses you were
informed that the assessments ana pre-
ygratiCn of bills for water rent for the
coming year should commence By the first
day OF December NEXT" and that "any
change in tie tariff OF rates which may be
contemplated by you should therefore be
made by that time" No action having
been taken by tie Common Couocll, the
Board Of Commissioners. or the third De-
cember, 1869, adopted the tariff POW il
force, and proceeded 20 assess ana collect
the rates.
! Theaseegsments and bills have al been
| made nader this tariff for The current year.
all were due on the hrss Gay OF January last
official notice Of which was given tor ter
days in the public printsot She CITY, and ~
| to this date largely more than naf me Dlli
have been paid.
Under these circumstances several grave
Questions arise as 10 how change CT tarlt
is to operate:
/. SHAH it go into effect Immediately?
2. If SO, is it to nave any retfoaetiye eHect
8. If retroactive, does it work change Of
| bills not peid only, or does it apply 60 those
1 already aid!
1 4. hsthe money collected derthe present
tariff has already been appropriate by you
| to paw interest on the Water works bonds
| how can it be refunded?
/ However these questions may be answer
Fed. serious embarrassment must result. 10
change the bills already made, but not COT
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III. IA. k.s0ns vs.. ~. ~. Fuqna-hOs. $3.50
ard s6Sl
DIV VIRTUE OF Two WEITS OF FIERI th-
ID to directed By the Honorable the
Second Justices Court for the parish OF orleans
vii proceed to sell at public auction, on SAtu
DAY, Msrch a5, 1870, AZ twelve O'Clock a. at my
Office, corner 81. Char.e street and ComineAc'"i
place ,-,u,,,C
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled auit
mhI6 wv. QUINN. Constable.
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Er PradoB retired.
The accompanying resolution was Unani-
nlousIy adopted On ro.A readings, the rules
being suspended
The following was read and received
New ORLEANS, Marot "a 1910;
To the Honorable President ana BLENDERS Of the
Board OF Aldermen:
GENTLEMEE-Iour committee have the
honor to report they have had under coo sid
Grafton the proposition OF Mr. Frank Whea-
ton, for the Lease OF the City Waterworks
for term CT ten years, which is herewith
subnI tted Your com &1ittee, deemipg the
same advantageous to the city, and Offering
the best terms and conditions for the inter
ests of the city of the various propositions
for The proposed lease of the works, recon-,
mend the same be accepted, and offer the
accompanying resolution for adoption
Re8olUed, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed TO enter
| into not&Iial contract with Frank Wh4@ton
| ESQ, and his securities, for lease Of the
| City WatcrwOrks for . term Of ten year.,
| upon The approval Of The securities By the
| Finance Committees, for the fai hful per
| tlrlnaLcd Of his contract.
| THOMAS z. SHIELDS,
| Chairman Committee Board OF Aldermen.
JOHN A. O'BRlEN,
| @. POI NOT,
| II. T. STURCkEN.
The accompanying resolution was, OF
mo ion Of M. Pognot, adopted IN frat read
ing.
| motion 10 suspend the rules to place The
| resolution On second reading was made b.
| Mr.. Poynot, but on cal of the yeas and
| nays was lost-Messss. O'Brien and Poyno
voting yea, and Mcesrs. Brady, Hassinger
Pessou and Shields voting nay.
During action on the foregoing, Mr.
| Pot.hotf called Mr.. Shields TO the chair ant
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The petition Of Messrs. Cahill and Ccfey,
asking permission to remove their steam en-
CINE and mill from 726 to 1872 New Levee
street, also their water pipes. accompanied
By the permission of their neighbore, was
read, aud the petition granted.
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This Company is the sole owner OF the patents,
nts and extensions made snd invc2ted
by the aforesaid O. W. valley, having acquired the
same as per contract with said valley. dated
eleventh December, 1861, and subsequently by an
other contract dated eighteenth March, 1858, both
sited in the office of the undersigned notary
the date hereof. 80, o..
1hus done and passed il my ofnce, at the city OF
New Orleans in the presence of Wi lam H.. David
and jules Dejan, Jr, competent witnessed who
hereunto sign heir with the said parties an
ne said nctary, on the day, month ana year first
lars.n written. Z. q. WELLS, Notary Public.
iSiened)
y: IFJ12', u Witnesses. ,nhl9 Itawit
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l. the undersigned Deputy Recorder OF Mort.
zeos TOR this city AID parish OF Orleans Stste OF
louisiana do hereby certify that the within set OF
incorporation mas been this day duly recorded IN
book eight follo tEirtg, of this Office, requited
by law.
H. r. ,.r~..r,..,,,
(Signed, 4. DsEtANiE ia Deputy.
New Orleans, February l9, 1870.
true cory OF the original act, and certii-
cate OF record. -
Rev Orleans, FEBRUARY 10. 1919. te257pn5 IL 10 26
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DTE ID.

ROSE. At the residence of Der brother, Richard
Ricketts,. No. 1921 Sih street between and n,
on the eth instant, Mrs. CATHARINE ROSE,
aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place at the Foundry Church
as O'Clock Friday afternoon. The friends of the
fsmily ere invited to attend.
CHAMBERS On the 9th instant, at 20 n. m,
Mrs. JOANNA CHAMBERS, in the Goth year of
her
The funeral will take place from her late residen
No. 30 Pennsy ly ania avenue. between ID and ID
streets, on Friday. July 10Th, at . a. m.
MACE. On Thursday morning, July ., FRANK
LIN RUDOLPH, infant son Of Lewis and Sarah +
Mace, aged months and ~ days.
4" Our frankie il gone but not forg OFTEN
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to at0nd the funeral from the parents residence,
corner New Jersey avenue and II street. n. W., Fri
day afternoon al o clock.
WHITNEY. On Wednesday, July 9th, JAMES
n. WHITNEY. only child of Leonard and Mary ID.
Whitney, aged ten months.
HAMILTON. On the morning OF the 18th of
July, $50, at the kirkwood House, Washington
city, ID. G.. VIRGINIA, aged five months and iv e
days. only daughter Of Jas. y. and Martha l.. Ham
blefon. of Atlanta, Ga.
REIEEY. In Washington City, on the 22d inst ,
at ii o'clock and minutes D. m, of cholera tnfsn-
tIm. FANNIE LeTTIE infant daughter If Dennis
and Elizabeth Kelley, aged months and Il days.
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: CELESTIAL WEDDING.-The Sacramento
Union t!ves an account of a Chinese wedding
in tina. Citv. The bridegroom. Som Hing, il a
veii-to-tO Cinnamon. and member of one OF
tine Chinese SuuCay schools. The bride, Miss
Gut Quill. had been betr0thed TO him since
childhood and arrived 10y the last steamer. Two
or three American families accorded her protec-
ton before marriage, a. II was not safe for her
To- lie in the Chinese streets: and the weddi z
which was 20 take place in the Congressional
Church. was celebrated the day before at the
residence OF Rev. =. &. Dwinell, as the parties
were afraid she might be kidnapped. This Is
the rrSt case in California of a Chinese mar
rage by a clergyman.
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sS-When is money damp? When it is dew
in the morning and mist at night.
sy-The colored Baptist Church in st. An
thOny j. now in process OF erection. The princi-
pal workman on the building Is the pastor of
the society, who i architect, contractor, en-
plOye and employed.
~ Indianapolis is about to try the Nicolson
pavement, The experiment is being made on
DsIaware-street. where hundreds Of citizens
congregste around the pitch and tar pots to see
how it's done.
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II THIS. from the RepolHtion is true. every
man should at once set his wife to earning
money outside of her household duties: Among
the happiest women We have known, we NAV
reckon the writers. singers, artists, lecturers
milliDers aDi dressmaSt rs, who have cOntribu-
ted 20 the maintenance of their families. They
have been invariably the tendereSt OF wives and
the most devoted OF mOthers-happy in the eN-
ercises Of their talents. and in the pecuniarv
advantages which their families have reapei
from their labOrs.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS.
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3l9, Southeast corner 9TH and ID Streets
TRuSTEEs's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPtRTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
SIREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BET ~ nhf N SSSnH AND SabE Tk n
~ Under and by virtue of certain deeds of trust
k::; from VIM b. T. Willis and wife to US, bearing
.iaie and recorded among the land records Of the
District of Columbia, follows On the 10th day of
september, ls67, recorded in Liber q Il, No. -,
fo,lds 20 AZ; On the 9Th day q October, 1851,
The 18th day Of January, lS5s rect rded in Liber
y No r. foiios AZ &c. and on the 10th day of May,
ls recorded in Liber No. 559 folios 2s5 &c; and by
direction OF the Treasurer the Proyiden Building
Association Of said District, shall expose to pub
lie sale IN front OF the premises No. 912 street,
on THURSDAY, the llth day Of August, 1870, at
land, situated and lying in the city of Washington
ID c., and known as part OF Lot No. three, 49, in
Square No. three hundred and sever ~, $50 begin
ming for the at the northeast angle Of
thence west along the line OF street nineteen (l9l
feet four and fourth t4 inches to the gable
joining Of the frame house, thence south and at right
angle with said street. one hundred and hfteenlb)
feet and six (6) inches thence souhwardiy nineteen
49, feet ten and half (l0a) inches thence due
north, and at right angle with l. street, and on the
feet TO the beginning, containing 22s square feet,
more or less, together with the improvements there
on, consisting of three story Frame Dwelling, con-
tanning eight rooms, besides kitchen and q large
garnet. Potomac water in the yard, kitchen and
second and third floors Of the house. Sewerage. Gas
throughout the house.
Terms ,sie: One fifth cash: the residue in equal
payments, ~ six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months, with interest, secured by the purchasers
notes and deed OF trust on the premises. One hun
dred dollars cash will be required on the fall OF the
pense Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale not
complied with in fye days, the trustees reserve the
right TO resell on three days public notice. at the
cost and risk OF the defspltj5g gnrShsser.
jy26-td GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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UMBERI LUMBERn LUMBER

I UMBKRI LUMBEBn LUMBER
large and complete aDortmSnS Of Buildins
Lumber Hemlock Fencing, OyDreO Shingles, Wnits
Pine and Spruce t Rtss.ts CsdnME f. Al'''
Of all kinds on hand md ssf s.ls es lovsf narks
rates WuL!T d, . ~ - xrs.t.
.,,s.s ss 'ssas' sfSSe rs ST.: Lie,
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JOSEPH 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
)TIOE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any Of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated is required estab-
lsh the same to the of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land once, and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
bracing the tract ciaiined;- Otherwise srch claim
will be forfeited. JOSEPH 3. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Try COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
a Successors to j. y. Mcclure Col
southwest corner OF Pennsvly anis ave- And llth 81

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
COkNER OF 18TH AND nj STREETS, n w
"a Under and by virtue of decree OF the Supreme
10Court OF the District Of Columbia, sitting in
cause numbered l. 342, wherein John M. Aillard ct
az are complainants and Cotildis Willard al.
defendants, will sell at public auction, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, at O'Clock p. N.
ON MONDAY. August s. 1870, all that parcel of land
known and distinguished - lot numbered Is, in
square lao.
Also, on TUESDAY, August 9th, 1870, at tho same
hour, Lots numbered II and Is, in square 264 Lot Is
IL improved.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in three
equal instruments at six twelve and eighteen months
with interest to be secured the satisfaction of the
Trustee 50 down at time Of SALE Conveyancing
and stamps at cost OF purchaser.
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY. JR., Trustee.
jyl9.eo&ds COOPER LATlMER, Aults.