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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB REMOVING oBsr RUC
ENGINEER OFFICE FOR HAR BoR DEFExcEs.
UNION BASs BgILDISG, :

ENGINEER OFFICE FOR HAR BoR pEFExcEsD
BArrxoass f.G D, 5 SsSs Fs 8, lsIs
sealed Proposals. in du plicate will be received At
ensuing for Ss T 9s ss q Ias 81
lowing distractions from the channel Of the ame.
At warvick Bar, about ave miles below Rich
mcnd wrecks q three schcons's, 30, % and % tons.
mond, wrecks Of iron clad ram fredereksburg, sunk
saesS rs ons team on sS.ss iron sanSs
ny tons sunk with gun: on board; STEAMER Curtis
Peek go tops schoeners wythe. Roach, 30 and IS
.,nn unsposn; A,sO or cribs Of q nber and
All Trents, or Graveyard Reach. ten miles below
r Ton, DELE meek o. Ssiego, go tons; wreck of
Below Athens, or vaIna, about ~ miles from
Proposals viii be received for the 81 81 ain the
obstructions named above, or q portion but single
tons ct each point. as named above. or TO give
channel At Diurys Bluff 20 feet vice and l. feet
Each proposal must state time within which the
removal proposed, whether By blasting other
Some Of the wrecks may be Of considerable yalue.
and the bids will state hat Of money. II any in
addition TO the material removed, wi be demanded
The right is reserved to reject or all bids for
any reason deemed sufficient by the understand
Proposals viii be opened at 1 m OF the list day
OF october next ensuing in presence Of such bidders
Form Of proposals 20 be had at this Office
sealed separate pr.nos.is IN duplicate will also
earth required to reopen dutch Gap CsSsi. accord
ing TO plans, &c in this office, involving removal OF
some below water none to be carried over one
ter mile Price Per yard measured either In cut or
Proposals must be in duplicate, endorsed a. Pro-
posals for removing obstrnctiors in James river aud
by a printed copy Of this advertisement, and i'd
'i'''N COL. WILLIAM p. cRAIGHILL,
ocA I'd Union Bank Building, Baltimore. Md
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DROPOSALS FOR THE SALE or ORDINANCE
AND ORDINANCE STORES.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, VAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. u, October AZ, $780,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofYic CO
until o'clock , m. on SATURDAY, the 2sth day
Ordnance and Ordnance stores, viz: wing
$50 Breech loading Muskets, caliber IS, with
Cartridges for same.
loo Bale Repeating Carbines, caliber 50. with
2-5o) Gallagher Carbines, adapted for Spencer
Ammunition.
1000 Msynard 8 Oarbines, with 500 rounds Of Am
loo Planners Carbines, caliber a, with Ammuni.
$500 Remington Carbine., calibsr a, with Amnu.
900 Warmers Carbines and Ammunition.
21M Josiyn's Carbines and Ammunition, caiiber So
4o,UlO sets Carbine Announcements. eeryiceable
Blakesley . and other patterns
IoW1 sets Infantry Accouterments.
1900 Stars Reyolvers, csliber a., with Ammu
5000 Rogers and spencers Reviewers, caliber A
with Ammunition.
10000 Remington Army RevolVers, calibsr IL, with
Ammunition.
5000 Pistol Holsters.
' G%S ss psneeT f sifs..
AItU sets Horse Equipments.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Ammunition. "
Bids will be entertained for any one or ali of the
foregoing lots. the bids 70 specify the price offered
themselves; The bids for artillery will be Cor bat
terles Com plete, with ammunition-so much for a
battery OF light II Founders, aud 90 much for a bat
.ery o. farrot ineh guns or Tor batteries and Am
The privilege is reserved by this office of rejecting
paid at the time Of the award, and the residue npsn
delivery at the All the stores to be deliveries
at the city OF Eew York within thirty days the
award. A. B. DYER
oc2J-6t Chief of Ordnanca
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TPU BLIC-No. .l6 |


An Atr to dissp prove of certain acts OF the leg sa
tive assembly Of Idaho Territory, and for other
purposes.
Is. ~ enacted BY the Senate and House Of RspTessn
taIrss Of The DATED States Of America Congress
sseIab.ed, That much Of the revenue laws passed
by the legislative assembly Of the Territory
Of Idaho. January thirteen, ammo Donini
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, as pro
yides for q special license, or tax, to be col
l.cted of or paid by Cinnamon, or persons OF the
Monaghan race, who may be engaged in mining, or
hold mining claims in said Territory, and so much
of all other laws Of said Territory discrm ate
between persons of said aud other persons, in
regard TO taxation, are hereby disapprov OF and
snnulled.
SEC. 2 And b, ~ further enacted, That the act
passed by the legislative assembly Of said Territory
on the fifteenth day OF Janu ammo Domini eigh-
teen hundred and sixty nine, entitled An act
ainR the ONCE OF district attorney for each county
IN this Territory and defining their duties and pro-
ytdipe for their compensation, be, and the same is
her BY, disapproved and annulled.
SEC. And be 81 further enac,sd That all acts and
parts OF acts heretofore passed by the legislative
sembly OF said Territory that provide Tor the pay
territorial treasury to officers holding COMMISSIONS
by federal appointment in said Territory, or which
provide any 0om Densagi0n TO the members OF the
legislative assembly, the clerks, there
Of other than that paid by the United States, are
hereby dsapproyed of and annulled; and the legs-
latiye assembly is hereby prohibited from making
any appropriation from the treasury OF said Terri
tory u any such officers persons, under any pre-
tence OF adding to increasing their compensation
fixed by the United States.
Approyed, July Is, $50
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(PuBLIc REsoLurroy-No, 81


RESOLUTION for stttirg apart portion OF the
Fort Smelling military reservation for q permanent
military post and the set element Of all ciai ms in
relation thereto,
hsSoirsf BY the S.nsts and House OF Rsprsssasa-
tires or the Uarsd States Of America on C0aYrcss
assembled, That the Secretary 81 War be, here
by is, authorized and empowered to select and set
spart for permanent military post much of the
military reservation Of Fort Smelling. not less than
one thousand acres. az the public interests
QuTe for that purpose, and to quiet the title said
reservation, and TO settle all claim. in relation there
to. and for the use and occupation thereof, upon
principles Of equity. fApproved May 7, l5YO
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QY LATIMER q CLEAKY. Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper d Latimer,)
Southvest corner Penn, avenue and llth n,
TRgSTIES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM In
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Nd, NEAR
AGRICULTURAL COLLE0E-

ssSE sHsksf q $ SetsHs Ma bAh MEAN IL
Der: iis~ Robert SsrT; TtS:.ss. sns Eiiss T.
ini Pt9f s
day q Fl DHSse
oeiost NJ the Farm. Containing 81 asrss sf land
81 :s seS u .9S
The Farm i. part q the tract called orampkius
farms Of Messrs. McOulIous6, Hetzsrot and others,
snd nS. for some year: been the property OF
ITosm n together with all the necessary farm build
The terms Of sale VIII be: one third cash. the red
n. ds1 q E :, and Is months. with
&C. tenn: .I! %' %tS ss ten
put:hsd il Tie CITY q q the ri. s. nd
debt oT @Sies he pns:snt sale i, advertised
be %
lieved to be perfect. y
mAsBUn1 a' WE Y JONES' Trustee.
eesod.. LR1fss SHEaKf so xss;:
soushe.:t oo1nsi a. saS street,.
- By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated Angus. i,
E: 1853, and duly recorded IN Libsr = and g..
Washington county, D. g., shall sell "a front Of
the premises at * o,ciock.p: m on TgksD AZ,
Todd and Gennell's subdivision OF square numbered
four hundred and sixty Ave, as This property 10
situate 9th street west, between and ctr sets
south. and improv ed By Brick Building: with gas
and water, and extends back to B-foot alley.
Terms: One half cash: balance In six months. Sc
cured By deed OF trust. A deposit of 9D0 at time
e apS HHs ecfs 81
ocls II 10 n ,2s&MI Auctioneers.
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IPrBIIC REsoLUrfoN-No s. I

D..
RESOLUTION extending the time for the com pla-
ton of the first Of twenty miles OF the Cairo
and Fulton railroad
R.Sofrsd By tAs Senate and House of RSpr,s,n
tatires ofths United States OF America az CongTsss
assembled, That in case the Cairo and FultOn Rail
road Company shall complete the first section of
twenty miles Of said road by the twentieth day Of
December, eighteen hundred and seventy, and the
cretary Of the Interior shall be satisfied of such
npeton, then the said com pany shall be entitled
TO It's lands in all respects and to the extent
il would have been had said twenty miles been com
plefed by the twenty eighth Of April eighteen hun
dred and seventy provided by law relating to said
railroad company. fApproved, May 8, lEO.
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IPrBLIc REsoLrrIoy-No n

JoIST RESOLUTION granting condemned guns for
sOldiers' monuments at Paramount Cemetery
Newark, New Jersey.
Be u re,oirsd By the ISnIte md HoHSs Of Rspyssnt
1ftres Of ths United States Of Ameroa IN CoHgrsS,
assembled That the Secretary of War be authorized
10 turn over to the managers OF the Fairmount Gem
etery, ct Newark, New Jersey, six pieces of con.
demRed iron or bronze guns hand, unfit fer army
purposes, for ornamentation Of the soldiers monu.
ments therein. IAppreved, May 8, $50
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JPuB1 &c KEsoLU1Iox-No "a 7

A RESOLUTION for the transfer of an unex pended
balance OF ap propriation to the book fund of the
Library of congress.
RssOlred By the Senate and HoKss Of Repysen-
tdfsrss Of the Uated States Of America Congress
assembled, That the sum Of two thousand five nun
dred dollars, appropriated by acts approved July
thirty, eigteen hundred and sixty eight and March
three, eighteen hundred and sixty zine, :" for the
eIpenses Of CT changing public documents for the
publications Of foreign ruments. 1.-THE being
an unex pended balance not required for that pur-
be- and the same IL hereby transferred to the
fund for the purchase Of books for the library or
Congress. tApproyed, May 8, $50
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IPUBLIC RFsOLCrIo

IPUBLIc REsoLCrIoN-No.
kEsoLU rION relative to the establishment Of
land.
RsSoired By N, Stnate and House Of RSpyesent-
dttrss of the United States Of imsr,ea IN Congress-
assembled. That the Light house Board be- and IL
b. reby, authorized 20 establish light station to
mark the obstruction to navigation in the Choptank
river, Maryland, in the vicinity Of Castle Haven
point. TAperoyed, MAY s. lS7o
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(OTFICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Panied Of Second Session Of Forty-frst Congress
IPrBIIc-Nn 1ail

tPUBLIc-No. 1911
AN hcr donatng for school pur certain lot Of
and with the building thereon erected, known
Ine Vld Indian Dormitory, in the village OF NJ srk-
BE ~ enacted by ths Ssn1f, aud Honse Of Rsprsssn
tdftreS 81 the United States Of America C0asrsss
dSSsmoied, That the Secretary of the Treasury be,
and ne is hereby. authorized and required to grant
ana convey TO the trustees of the public schools for
the village Of Mackinac, Michigan, ell the right,
ttle, and interest OF the United States in and 20
certain incosed lot OF land with the building thereon
eTet ted, known the Old Indian Dormitory situa
In the said village Of Mack to be used for school
purposes only. And whenever the same shall be
converted TO other uses il shall revert to the United
SAFES. (Approyed, July IS, 1870.
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United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of here faciss on Judgment Of
Condemnation, issued from the Clerks Ofice Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will sell ct public sale, for casa, in
TUESDAY, the LIST day Of November next, $50. at
- O'Clock 70 the following property TO wit: Lot
No. T. in square No. 95, in the City of Washin eton
d. q together with all and singular the improve
erty Of Peter fFox, and will be sold to satisfy ex.
ecution No. 675s, in favor Of Patrick J. Roche,
ecl2 dtds U, b. AArshal, D. q.
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10y LATIMEB CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper Latimer, }
southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On SOUTH q STREET. BE
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
"a By virtue Of a deed Of trust to the under
E"n, dersigned, bearing date September "a, 1859,
county in Liber and X, No. 49, at TO 10 21S and at
the request OF the party secured thereby, will sell
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF October, A. O. 1870
At O'Clock p. m in front Of the premises, Lot No
in Square numbered 878, according to the public
plats and plans Of the city of Washington.
The lot fronts fifty SOD feet on the south side of
south street. between 9th and 7th streets east with
q commodious Frame Dwelling house and back
Terms: One half cash; the residue In and u
months, with interest from day Of SALE to be secured
by deed OF trust upon the property the purchaser
may at his option pay the whole in cash 500 TO be
paid At sale, and IL the purchaser should fail
ply With the terms in I've days after sale, the Trus
tee reserves the right 70 resell the property at the
risk and cost Of thu dsfaultilR purchaser by adver
tisipg such sale three times in some newspsp er
printed In the city Of Washington.
FRED. w JONES, Trustee.
ocl-dts LATIMER CLEARY, Auctrs.
81 THE ABOVE S ALE is POSTPONED, until
MONDAY' the gath day Of Oe,oh be- same hour and
oCHd LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auct re-
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED until MONDAY, October 5 st, same hour
and place. BY order OF Trustee.
oc24 LATIMER & CLEARY. Anct'rs.
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IPuRLIc RE.oLuIIoN-No 80 |

JONI RESOLUTION donating condemned cannon to
the Mcpherson Monument Association.
Be- " r,Sotrsf By the Senate aud House Qf Rep
GftreS o. the Uniied States Of AmsTIcn Cbngrsss
assembled That the Secretary Of War be- and TIE is
hereby, authorized and directed to deliver t. the
McfhersGn Monument Association such number Of
Condemned bronze gens as may he required by said
ISOLATION TO be used In the erection OF ornaments
ton 81 monument 20 the late Major General James
Mcpherson. tApproyed, MAY II. $50.
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IPrsLIc RKsoLurIox-No. 81

JOINT REsoLUIIoN granting American register
TO the British built schOon- r"W. d. "
BE 1t rssotref By IN. Senate and House Of plS,eat
atrrss Of the Untted States Of America an CONGRESS
assemble, That the Secretary of the Treasury be-
and hereby Is, authorized to issue an Amerc An
register to the British built schooner "W ID b. -
wrecked and found abandoned at sea. said vessel
being now owned by citizens Of Portland, Maine
Approved, May o, lS7U
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DIED..

BURhARDT. On Tuesday evening October
18th. Al - o clock p m Mrs. MARY ANN BURK-
ARDT, wife of Lewis Burkardt aged "A years.
Funeral TO morrow afternoon at 2o'clock D. m .,
from her late residence 604 9Th Friends
Republican, Baltimore Sun aud Alexandria Ga
zette please copyl
BAGLEY. On the 18th instant, LAURA L.
youngest daughter Of Mr. H. b. Bagley, Of this city
Her friends and acQuantances are invited to At
tend her funeral from her fathers residence, No.
1921 l4th street, between and I, to morrow, at
10 O'Clock O. m.
GRIFFITH. In the SD year Of his age, OF con-
sum ptOs ct the residence Of his brother, No 2I
II street northwest, October 2ith. 100. JOHN II
0RIFfITH. formerly Of Alexandria, Va.
His funeral, which his friends and the friends of
the family invited o. attend, will take place on
"Wednesday, the 18th, at O'Clock m. q
KROFT. At her residence near Fuitor ham, Ohio,
September 7th, lS70. Mrs ARlETTA, wife OF John
roft, formerly Of Baltimore, Nd in the 18th ear
Of her sge.
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BIZ THSs ;, T. Nv, WA SeaA.l u,,,,,..
No. a19 9TH st., opposite Post Once Dep rtmen n,

- ~ Al ESTATE BROKER and Auc0Oneer,
No. S19 9TH ST., opposite Post once Department.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
5SIAIE ON NORTH ii STREET, BETWEEN
I'D AND Arm STREETS EAST
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Patrick
Murray and wife, bearing date lcth day Of
April, 1862 70 the undersigned Trustee, and
recorded in Liber and X, No 9. folio 275, one Of
the land records OF the County Of Washington, D. & ,
and by direction Of the holder OF the promisso.
notes thereby secured, will sell at public auction
in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Novem-
Der 9Th, ls70 at 3i clock p m, all that piece or
Psrcel Of ground situate and being in the City OF
Washington, in the District Of Columbia. known
and designated the official plat or plan OF said
city as Lot numbered seven OF q. G. Il. Saurs sub
division OF SQusre no and which is of record in the
Surveyors otfice Of said city, together with the
buildings and i'm o. ovenents thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest to be secured by deed
OF trust on the premises sold III terms Of safe are
not complied with in 1--WE DAYS after day of sale the
Trustee reserves the right 10 resell the cost and
risk OF the purchaser, after one week notice. All
oonveyancinR and revenue Stamps at cost OF pur
chaser. A deposit Of slU must be made at the time
Of sale VIM. BRYAN, Trustee
&C 26-dSds THOs X. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES,


Qf LATIMER CLEARY, Auctfoneers,
u Successors to Cooper q Latimer,D
Southwest corner PennsyNania ave. and llth street.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF 10TH AND STREETS, n W
- Under and by virtue of decree of the Su preu,e
YoCourt Of the District of Columbia, sitting ia
~eauity, passed on the 10th day Of July $50, in
q. are compliments, and Clotildis Willard ct al are
misses, TO the highest bidder, at AZ clock n m on
WEDNESDAY, October 18Th, 1870, all that parcel
Is, in square lao.
Also, on THURSDAY, October 9th, 1870, AT the
Lot - is improved. ~
Terms of sale: One third cash: balance I'm three
equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest," to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. $50 down at time of sale. Convey ancins
and stamp sat cost of purchaser
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, Jr Trustee
ser eoSds. LATlMER & CLEART Aucts
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RY GREEN& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 7th and d street


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT or
MAiSSAGHCsETTS AyENgE. BRTWEEN
IL BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Patrick II.
E..: King and James H. King, dated December Z,
4lS59 and recorded in Liber No. COS, folio 81, et
seq, OF the land records Of Washington county, D.
O., will sell. at public auction, in front of the
premises: on TUESDAY the let day Of November,
A. ID. 1870. at 4:3O oclock the western part of
Lot in square south OF SOU No. 5l6, beginning
for the same at the southwest Of said lot and
running thence enthusiastically along the line OF
Massachusets avenue ~ feet thence northwardly at
right angles with said avenue to the northern ii of
said lot thence west along said hern line the
northwest corner OF said lot and thence southwest
wardly with the west line OF said lot the place of
beginning, together with the i'm prov ements and ap
purtenances thereto belonging. This property is
situated the north side Of Massachusetts, avenue
between Fourth and Fifth streets west and is i'm
proved with a comfortable frame dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in three,
SIX and nine months for which the notes OF the pur
chaser w be taken, bearRg interest from the day Of
sale and secured by deed of trust the property
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required Of
the purchaser at the time OF the safe. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser WIN. II. MATTINGLY, q -.
ocl9 I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y WIN. l.. .EALL 4 co. ,Auctioneers.
- New Marble building,
900 902 south corner Of Penn. av. and 9th st. &


SALE oF 'hLoA aBLEE ~ HAL ESTATE AT
a BY virtue Of deed q m ,rtgage recorded in
he land record. Of sshinson anu anty G in the S
p,saie t; Of ,cSp S7as viii .s public sucio1
Of November, A. ID. $50, at IL m, the following
VI and q IN iSs c Saf
OF W Arlington, in the District of Columbia, and
viz; Beginning at stone planted in branch being
the c"rneT Of the land Of l. Pierce and Mrs Forr
ees east seventy perehes across Rock creek
thence sonih thirty three and a half degrees east
perohes thence north eighty eight degrees east six
ptrches thence south seventy two degrees east ten
east fourteen perehes. thence south sixty four de-
Rrees east six perches. thence south sixty
degrees east eight perches, thence crossing said
creek and bending with it the following cou SEES
fourteen perehes, south thirty two degrees ca
thirty elk perches, south forty two degrees east
eight degrees tm.ny
perches, south sixty three degrees west ten
north forty degrees West forty four percSes
north fifty eight degrees west twelve perches souIh
thiriytwo degrees west twelve perehes south si1
and half degrees east forty two perches south
lsaye the creek, west thirteen perches, thsnce
ncssa sixteen degrees west forty two perches north
to wild cherry tree, thence north eighty two and a
fourth degrees west fifty seven perches TO stake in
pie VI tnence south nifty Tour
fye perches 70 a Lombardy oplar thence north
seventy one degrees west fifteen perches to a walnut
tree % spring. thence north nine degrees east two
perches TO black gum, thence north thirty one de-.
greeswest ten and a half perches to walnut tree
thence north bali Of degree west thirte IN peFcheu
to stake BY the fence, thence north seventy tSrss
and half degrees west twelve and half perches to
white cak tree, thence In straight line 10 inter.
sect Inc drawn north eighty nine and hsif de-
gree vest twenty one and sixteen hundrodtSS Of
perch, from the beginning stone, themes with said
line reversed TO the beginning. contsinine sbout one
hundred and twenty five acres.
Terms: One third cash, (ef which am IN IN ba Ia
pottd on the ACCEPTANCE Of the bid the balance in
s twelve md eighteen months to be secured by
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser "A'
GEORGE b. WARREN.
CO.'S I'd VIM L. WALL, n (,il knct.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 319, southeast corner Of 1th and streets
VALUABLE TWO-STORY FAAME HOusr
AND LOT, FRONTING On MASSAUHCSETTS
AVENUE. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS WEST. AT AUCTION.
IL On FRIDAY, the 2sth instant, ut 4 80
G.v O'Clock .. m, shall sell, on the premises
s6Lot -, being l9 feet front by 20 feet deer,
more or less with good, six room Frame House.
being house No s13 B, with good alley.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust ON the PREMISE $50 down on the day
Of sae, All conveyanciag and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser
sale without reserve, the property will be sold
to settle up an estate.
oc25-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctrs.