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BROOK

The body Of man was found at Bay Ridge yes
tcrday.
Brooklyn has 81, ,iS9 houses and q population OF
1850.
The Rip Van winkle Police Commissioners yes.
terday made Mike Powers Central once detective.
Who 10 Powers? Next
John Worthy OF Greenpoint was convicted OF
cruelty to his wife children many occasions
Justice voorhies gave him SIX months yesterday.
The Excise law works beautifully In Brook lyn.
Every liquor store opens Sunday. and the Excise
Commissioner psss them and witness the dspens alton
OF rum,
Boss Mclaughlin, king OF the theving ring Of Nc
LauKhnyille Is rustcattng aud spending some OF the
loose change which he mas realxed by the
bic swndling Jobs for which the taxpayers OF Kings
county have had TO suffer during tae past few years.
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THE LATEST FROM CUBA.

The Assas.inntieu Of Csrnclis Porro-A
Bumered Proposal 20 sarrepder-A Cap
ture OF Brignnds-Geu. Geyenechc In
Havana.
HAVANA, July SIT is said that the Cuban
General Corneio Porro has been assassnsted by bis
men, who had heard that he Intended 70 surrender
TO the Spaniards.
The Caban chisfs Forum, CasteIianos, aud Frere
recently visited en-. Caro's camp, 1t Is supposed tC
surrender themselves. But they did not hnd the
General. who had len for Manapagua at the head o.
a0oo men. and withdr,w.
The gensdprmes have captured eleven meu be
longing Carlos Gareias band Of brigands. who h,v'
committed robberies and outraees in the neighbor
hood of Bejucai. Seven were iden,aed, and have
been sentenced to death.
Gen GoyenecLe Inns arrived In Havanns.
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A Disgrace to the Merrisa MIA Police.

Some time ago one Lawrence d Arcy, Sunday
policeman the Morrisanis force. alleged stole
= nock OF geese from the bridge keeper at High
Bridge, Mr.. Thomas English. The policeman after
the then, was in the act OF raining on the fowls,
whom he was apprehended by the owner. licensed
at Mr.. English on accounuof being caught BY him.
darcy waited until tho arst dark night when con.
ceainx himself behind tree he discharged the con.
tents OF both barrels OF doube-bsrrelled shot gun
al his tormenlor, and then turned and ingoriously
fed. The ofhcer was taken before Justice Fallen,
and placed under bond sto appear before Judge
Cochran, at White Plains to to the charge OF
assault with intent TO kill. This ofneer is still a
MorrsAnia policeman.
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Mysterious Death In Newark.

Last night, as Officers Ashley and Schofeld, OF
the Newark police force. were patroliinx New Jer-
sey Railroad avenue, they iound man sitting on
the stoop OF No. 1t6 with his head between his
knees. 0fnccr Ashley sccosted him, and he NUT
bis head and sent for q physician. DIS. Kipp and
Young soon came and pronounced the man dead.
An examination OF the pockets exhibited passport
from Rinbeck, Hanover dated April s. 1863, statins
his name August Hueg. 88 years Of age and that
lie = tailor. In the pocket was found railros
ticket on che New Jersey Railroad from New York
10 Elizabeth
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OBITUARY z.

Richard McNeeiey, q prominent dry goods meN
chant OF Providence Il. L. brother OF Francis McNess
ley keeper OF the Kings County Peniteniary diod sue
denly in that institution yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Francis McNeelev who has In Ill health for
time past sailed for Europe on SATURDAY.. and his bre
ther promised to remain In the PenitentaTy untu
terdsy, when, at o'clock while preparing to retnrn v
Providence. he was prostrAted with an attack OF
oplexy, and died within short time Mr.. Francis Mo
keeley Ia vet in dangerous condition and feared
that when the intelligence OF his brothers death reAch
MIN, Il may De attended with senous results.
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Henry Ward Beecher,s Annoyances.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beccher yesterday oD.
joyed an excursion In one Of tho street cars wheh
pass along Bleecker street. When the car reached
Greene street. two rowdies entered and took seats
Blong-iie the star OF Plymouth pulpit Tho
was reading his August Atlantic. Its id hot,S
exclaimed one OF the rowdies, wiping the perspirs-
ton from his forehead with sadly faded blue sLlk
cast withering glance at the rowdy then resumed
the reading OF the periodical The other passengers
smiled and one OF them said In = low tone "Thsi
fellow has followed the crowd and been over 70
Beec her'A"
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In West Orange, N. j., Mrs. Andrew Buchsn-
an, whilo passing the house OF MIR. VIM. H. Lyon,
heard screams. Entering. she discovered the SER
want, Cathsrine Mcdonald. enveloped in flames. She
threw blanket over the girl and the flames W ere
subdued and the g sought shelter st the house Of
Patrick Rooney, At the upper entrance OF Lewelyn
Park. the girl said that man AMI boy had entered
the house while she was alone, with their faces
blackened, and attempted 70 nre the house, whie
she prevented whcreupon they poured kerosene oil
upsn her aud lighted 1t with = match, after which
-. II
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NEW URLEANB, July 2O.-Ihe GOVernOr bas re-
ceiyed the following from Cincinnati: II have In.
formation OF the whereabouts OF Thos Dgby's
child VIII you guarantee a reward II the child is
ieturnedt The party who has the information wants
TO Know. The child was stolen In Now Orleans.
(Signed) j. Y. TORRENIE X, Mayor"
The Governor replied by telegraph that n reward
would be paid upon tie delivery OF the chi d to its
father here,
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brooklyn Rewdics Smashing q Lager Beer
Saloon aud stsbbins tho Proprietor.

saloon, 90 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday
moi ming, and called for lager They would neither
pay nor 20. whereupon Klein and his son attempted
10 put them out. In the disturbance that followed
the former received = blow on the head from o
brick, and the latter was stabbed In the arm Win.
cows bottles, and glasses were snashed. In the
midst OF the uproar Onicsr Burreu appeared, and
was SCI UPON and stabbed. Ex.Oficer Sangster, who
was by. lent assistance, and throo Of the row.
dies Nere captured.
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Riorinr md Murder In NIormnndom.

Salt LAKs, Utah, July 25--I.ast night, at a
reception given by Colonel Findlay Anderson to
gathered Ia front OF the house and insulted the
Colonel and his guests, and finally broke Up the
party. George Cronyn, prominent MEMBER OF u Q
to-day.
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BUvrALo, July S.-An Immense uteetnG OF Ger.
speeches were delivered BY Or. y. @: Bruhk. DR.. II.
q. Kuhne, DR.. storck. and George Bully. com
mttee appointed 10 dram resolution and 10 re-
ceive subscriptiops tor . relief fund.
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

Benjamia Robinson, who cut his throat In Lowell
on sunday died yesterday.
A German peddler named John 'Hauser, was beaten
and robbed OF his stock OF good Yesterday afternoon
In the Five Points He glad to get with his
life and few articles that he threw into passing
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The following was received here this aftornoO
94b p M
Almost n Fight between n German and a
French nnn In this City.
Ns,o Yorl Correspondenc. or ne T,ov

keu fork Correspondence or me I'oV i'Wss
The following incident will illustrate the
nationa al hatred existing between the French and
the Prussians. A couple CT Frenchmen entered
saloon In William street where several Prus
siaps were ailtipg around their evening Nassail
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The New. In Washinrton.

WAsHIsoroN, July 25.-Four or FIVE vessels
will be added to our European squadron, with a
view OF pprotection to the American vessels during
The war between Prussia and France.
Although the Congressional appropriation was
strictly confident to peace establishment the Navy
Dsnarimont will to the full extent OF Its MEANS 1t
ont vessels for sea In behalf OF our commercial
marine. Neither France nor Prussia will be per-
mitted to purchase vessels or warlike supplies In
this country.
wAsHBURsE TO FISH.
Tie following was received here this afternoon at
245 =. M
BY Cable To Fish, Warrington;
adhered 10 ihe declaration OF well as In re gard
TO the United States or other powers espeoiay IIus
sian property In American bottoms respected unes.
II Is contraband and American property Y fespcGlsi
la Prussian bottoms Signed WASHBUKNE' farH'
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Tonosro ONTARIO July a.-Ths German citizens
OF this cit, intend coon to meet and express their
sympathy with n ussia and couribute funds tor the
rolief Of the wounded.
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Irishmcu Eniistins .. the French Army.
ToRoSro. Cana da, July sS.-The Montreal cor

Respondent OF tht tEOs ta1ss
"a gentleman who arrived lately from France took
once 81. James street, md has within the last
few sctyey recruiting for the French armv
Tho recruits have their passage paid to Europe
where they arr promised q bounty Most q the r.
Ger seems 10 have means he opened credit with
OF the banks TO the amount Of 10000
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msnd Of Paris. Troops are going into garrison in
the fortincations OF Paris.
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..,--.
-r,. 49,. ,r.,.-s-, 80. a.
:. .@r,,',,,. T.,,,p up" p. " e." w
''''''"s :" NV wy had |
~ WV emperor Nspo'e'h' ior'nis" ago .ne
N"Po'o, h'" no 'hous" OF ""r WIN rrussa- ne
'an u"'."o' ou' FRANCE was s'pppins from
anu, !" o'ue' 70 Iu'e, NC must ieau france
W ,"o hnPe'o' I."'ee .no con'eh's OF oe'
spa''oe' oe'weeA nimse" ana bismarck, claiming
'"s' '"e '"'o' "an'eo 700 mucn' ana Wsn'eo u 100
soon'
ino hmperoI oemAnoeo Luhemours IN iooo s
v,,h ans,r,. n,.u,.rs. ..n,,.a - a.,...s," w.,
land as an equivalent for Luremburs. The En-.
peror replied 70 this demand Of Bismarck should
the Independence Of Holland bs attacked b, Prus.
ella, II would be regarded as . declaration OF war
Count Benedetti was present at the interview wheu
th ese facts were elected
KiEL ABOUT TO IN ATTACHED.
The people Of Prussia will observe Wednesday
mort as a day OF fasting md PRAYER. TO prop,t,ate
Diyins Proyidenee and invole n blessing ON THAR
arms. Il 1. expected ,b., the French Zee, vii, At.
tack K,e,, Eleven Preach ft,r.,e.. .tcamins cast.
pssssd uastins. ,o-d,y. The Frenc, re,id,nts here
wounded.
49, .o.,,
rh. r.... r.,,v 4, p.,,. !. n,u.,,..uv a,u,,i.h
ioe peace parry IN rss" numerically oim'n'sa
ing e'e'y hour' Inc sm.h numoer REMAINING oare
hos NO" mAke sno" IN "'e suee.s,
| snuo'ps'oo mat "e oens " nnk'nno snu "e
BANK OF france VII, oo.a iur'nei advance 'ne r"e
o' 'eres' ""s "ees' many 'hins .ne a'ssouns rave
W." w "'' p'' 's"' I" WV" 'A''"uN0"' W '''''
p.,,.. .r... =, uo,. ,,,, ,.,.
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| - ..,.r. ~. ,.,- ...,..,.. =. ~. A., a.
.,.., 80. r..d ,h. r,n.ror. rroe,.m,,,on 70 an.
a.. A,,.. cor,,n.,o, of An. ee,,mo,v m. v,,d,
v.r. .,,nsd ..,r,.. vera area and an. aee, r..,
through various cyolu,ions. The manruvres were
| yery one Her Majesty was then conducted to the
shore
| ,ur ynrrcu vLxrr WITHOUT PILOTS.
| rh. ,,h,,,,,,,. of Nora.rrsv and IN. o,he,
,.,..a. %, a.. ,.o,,h o,,h. plh. h,x. al ,.mov.d
i. o,a.r 10 l.,vs ,hs Frepoa oss, IA those water,
|
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81. Hundred German Volunteer. In Ch,ess,

CHIc.oo, H., July 25.-hoye than SIX hundred
Germans have handed thcir names 10 Coasslc cau-
ine their wish 10 be sent TO Germany 10 Join the
army.
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MADRID, July ss.-The existence OF treaty. often
sivc and defensive, between France and SPAIN 4
denied by the Ministerial organs here but reasscrt
ed by the other journals, nevertheless.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D4sHBS HERR AND THERE BY THE
SUMS REPORTERS.

Sunday Pestimes In Morrisa nia-The Pan
dcmonium that Bibuious New Workers
make Of the westcbcstcr Towns-A Lock-
mp and n Dismissal.
The sports had high old fight at Fishers
isser beer saloon, Eighth street. morrisans, On Sun
day evenipg. A party Of printers from the city
were drinking 10 the saloon, when quarrel arose
between q man named Morris and Mr.. Edward Still-
man. the son OF the proprietor Of the westchester
County Journal. Morris drew Of immense bowie
knife, and made dash at stilmsn. He at nrst at
tempted to cut him in tue back, but siling in this
wounded him slightly in tho body and very severely
in the hand and arm. The attack upon stiilman was
the sinral for general nyht The battle ragged With
anses,ed fury Tor nneen minutes Lager beer Ei,ss.
IS. tables ',oos and md eyery conceivable able article ne
as weapons. Hostilities were at length abruptly
closed BY the sudden appearance Of the police.
himseif scarce. Morris's gang doing likewise he
wss more unfortunate and was seized and marched
btiIlrnao, not proud OF the part ne had taken in
Sunday afternoon Tree aght, tailed 20 appear against
his sssailsnt Morris thereupon Justice Hsuptman
discharged him.
Mating In the Organ Lon-A Matrimonial
Affair Among the Musicians.
Now that the lay element Of the fashionable
churches has gone 70 the summer resorts. and the
parsons are shutting up sbop and following after. tie
minor. though scarcely less important :oneiAs are
improving their opportunities TO appear ss loadins
characters In social sensations. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Louis G. jacob, the favorite organist at the
Wainwright Memorial Church, set the example, By
leading 10 the ehancel raii Of st. Annes, tn West
/ sweet soprano voice Is not unfamiliar In uptown
churches The ceremony was periermed Sy
presence Of large company Of witnesses that we'll
Allied the church. Music was furnished by hessrs
Neaham md u C. saySsr r. ~, The esIsss s be
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FLoREscr, July 25.-The Italian Chambers
have passed tho law pp,hQrisOs the negotiation Of
loan Of siI million lire,
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10y COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to James q. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave and 18th 9.
DROPOSALS FOB CONSTRUCTION OF
SIDE WHEEL STEAMER OF WOOD
FOB REVENUE MAXINE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, d. o., June /, 1870
Department until Il Clock FRIDAY, July 70, $50
Tor building one wheel steamer Of wood, of go
Paclhc Coast, to be delivered at the port of San
Measurements for tonnage to be according 70 old
custom house rule, taking the length on load line
bpeah Of Beam 0I sn to seT PaT Gi stern
part OF deck TO top of ceiling.
fnpniSIsd tp;S no. Ior Ine ABOVE sesseI VIII be
houses at Boston, New York, Philadeiphia, Balti-
guaranteed speed Of IL knots on trial course Of
one mile, and II knots for six consecutive hours,
Favorable consideration will be given to bids in
sceordsnee with the rate Of speed guaranteed in
The work will be carried on under the personal
supervision Of an agent of the Treasury Department.,
and all ABILITIES must be afforded him inspecting
the mate rial and workmanship. Such parts Of either
nv III ~ win me uraWlhss sd spe,
clhcatOns Will be rejected, and must be made good
No bid will be considered for this vessel except
from parties regularly engaged in ship building
Inc department reserves the right to REJECT any
Each bid must be accompanied by a written qua
rantee, signed by the bidder and competent surety
certified TO be such by some officer known to the
Department. in the cum of twenty thousand dol
lars (s2Ooo that in the event OF the acceptance Of
within ten days after notice is given by the Depart
nlsnt that the bid has been accepted;
The bid should state the sum or which such vessel
will he completed and delivered as aforesaid
seven months from the time Of signing the con-
closed with the bid as evidence to the object OF
the proposal.
Ali proposals must be signed, sealed and indorsed
Proposals for Revenue Steamer, - and nclOsed in
Dyelope addressed to tine Secretary vi the Treas
ury, Washington, ID. g.
Any bidder may be Pre- sent and witness the OPEN
| ing OF the bids.
bidders will he required to furnish with their bids
q general plan and elevation, showing the internal
arrangement, with view 10 obtain the best DISPOSE
| ton of the several parts.
Parties whose bids are accepted will be required
TO furnish acceptable models, with detailed speci6-
| cations, before closing contracts.
1ha - he a N
Lloyd's specifications for A No. wooden vessels tor
4 nine years. GEORGE y. BOUTWE ELL,
| ieSw&stjy29 Secretary of the Treasury
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III IN.

ter e the late Henry Kate DeDsis ased YEARS
lie spirit Of that little form
Has swsetly fiewn to ret,
Who liI;is children best arm''
from wi NJ tass place SUNDAY afternoon at
ON and Ith SITS, South Washington
SA =, dd ~ -, In Georgetown D. e. Ct O'CLOCK
hOuN wife Of William Ca houn, ESQ. :, in the 7sd
The funeral will take place from the Yves. George.
town NJ 4. Church. 10 morrow sunday afternoon.
al o'clock The relatives and friends Of the family
LECKRON, On Saturday morning, sd instant.
ln ac o S after & ness II the
B0Nrwife of Mr.. ID. II Leckron.
The friends and relatives Of the deceased are in
street. between 2ist and I'd on sundsy 9th inst
at p m, Baltimore Sun and Hsgerstown papers
DEANE. At his residence, No 2o6 New Jersey
ave BIevet CAPT. VIM. w. DEANE, late 1t. Col
ana A: "A; q OF Vols, formerly Of Portland, Maine
Funeral services at the residence Sunday, at D.
ROLLINS. On the 22d inst, at 7 O'Clock a. M,
The friends Of the family are respectfuiy request
e. attend hi. funeral from his late residence 3I7
on sunday aasS inss at a
WRepWAE ias.,, On FSridsy Gsd inst CLARA
phine T. woodward, aged months and days,
he friends OF the family are invited to attend the
Iuhefh iTnih tnc residtnce OF her parents, No III
street N W at o clock to morrow sunday after
I
GIVACDAN. On the 2lst instant, Mrs ROSE
ANNE GlVAVDAN, aged 63 years and months
Funeral services at the residence Of her SON. O.
Givaudan, 1112 G street, between 18th and 18th
streets, Saturday, July I'D, at O'Clock D. m
Friends of the family are invited to attend 1t.
BURR. In Georgetown, on I'D of July, HENRY
hCLEOD BURR, aged 9months aud 10 days, young
rst Child OF Nj. Helen and the late Howard c.
Philadelphia papers please copy.I
DANFORTH. AT New Castle, Delaware on the
nth instant. Mrs. JANE J. DANBORTH, relict of
tn late Rev. Joshua n. Danforth, D. ID formerly
of this CITY. and sitter Of fellow citizen B. A
Jsnvier. of the Treasury Department
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>itHc - "a ATTENTION called 10 the following
New w. WHITE GOODS Just received from the
rsnts5 ~ ladies Hem-stitched Handkerc hefs. war
T0St -, = uI1-n, IL cents apiece, worth IS cents.
80, e.zer. worth s.: 100 den Linen HSmmed
Linen Ill., :, 81 doI, worth IS; 100 doZ. Gents
- yar.l- -. hieis 3 q dOZ.. worth sac.
yard. ~ y ia and Bishops Lawn. 25 cents per
4. cents NeLts ~ ards ditto, cts., worth
IS cents =. ~ S, q Birdeye Diaper, IL, 151s and
Flsue- and P-ifis...
bur Linen trr suit. 'sry cheap.
81 a.. y. 49, ~ A.siery and Linen Towels
- before buying eIserbere
y7-fr ,.,EGDkG BANIER.
i'<O ReIUsviyauia nvenua
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AUCTION SALR
FUTURE DAYS.

fUTtkE DAYS.
llY GREEN WILLIAMS.
II ancsioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ho.S19. southeast corner of sth aud n
ERoST THN On AH sr H2fsE SOFIA hNp LET sr
TWEEN THIRD AND FotR AND A HkLF
81 TUEsDiY. the 18Th Instant Ant a. g eioc.
u ?: m; we shall seli, on the premises; a good
ne sf sde % as
Terms; Cash; $50 down on the day of sale. Stamps
usi.d COST 0' G RI RasfaaI WILLIAMS, Auc,s.
RY THOs Z. wAGGAMAN,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr,
No. s1s 9TH street, opposite Post ONCE.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE SMALL FRAME
- On TUESDAY, u iniS >. a, ,ix O'Clock
shall oeT the premises. s. two HOUSES s,ci Nos.
Tsl and 81 street northwest
Al o0nse{nneins and stamps a. prrchAsers cost.
d sale aTs NOT ne
Nsld&d: THos. E. wAssAMAN, Auc..
RY GREEN s WILLIAMS,
No. 31s Southeast corner of Seventh and d streets
FIFTEEN E Rooms OF EXCELLENT HOUSE
q On TUESDAY, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock
tleman declining housekeeping. at the S' corner
i4i ON street west and d street north, the fol
Une handsome Green do do do
handsome Marble-top Center Tables
Handsome Black Walnut Etegcre
Three large French Plate Mirrors
Damask Lace and other Curtains
BODY Brussels Parlor CARPETS: Ensrayings
PACK W alnut Marble top Chamber suits
Oak Marble top Cottage Suits
Ia ur Painted Cottage suits
Two Walnut Book Cases and Writing Desk
walnut Extension Table and Dining Chairs
Marble top Dressing Bureaus and Washstands
ardrobes Bedsteads and Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters
Husk, Cotton top and other Mattresses
walnut, Mahogany and Poplar Bedsteads
Handsome Chandeliers and Hat Racks
brussels. Three ply and other Carpets
BRUSSELS Stair Carpets, and Stair Rods
Crockery, Stoves and Cooking Range
And good lot OF Kitchen Requisites and many
ton.
Terms; Cash, and deposit at the time of purchase
jy2od IRepI GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Successors TO j F. Z. McGgrc & Co,
Southwest corner Penn. aye nue and 18th st.

TRDSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lot On NORTH SIDE OF X STREET NORTH,
bEIMEEN 21sT AND 22D STREETS WEST
a by virtue OF deed Of trust dated 18th day OF
'OSjune. A. ID. lo69. and duly recorded in Liber
~and X, No. Is, folio 100, &C, of the land
records Tor Washington county, ID. q, and by the
written direction Of the holder of the secured
thereby will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
OF July, $40 at the hour of6 p m, the premises,
all that certain piece parcel or lot of ground living
and being in the city of Washington. District of
Columbia, and known and distio gushed as the east
twenty six 25 feet front of original lot seven in
square numbered seventy three, (73,j and bounded
as follows beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot No q thence running west rs feet along the
line OF street north thence north lao feet ii inches
TO az foot alley thence rs feet; thence south lI6
feet ii inches to the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One half cash. balance in equal in-
stalments with purchaser notes AT and l. months
from day Of sale with interest be secured by deed
OF trust on the premises If terms of sale are not
complied with in five days from day of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right 10 RESELL at the cost and
risk OF defaulting purchaser Conveyanciag and
stamps at cost OF purchaser deposit Of 8 50 must
be made at time Of sale.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
yl5-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctloneers.
Successors to Jas. G. Mcclure Col
Southwest cor Pennsylv ania and Ilth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT OF
TTnnoo NP W STREET SOUTH, NEAR NEW
N On TUESDAY, August 9th, 1870, at O'Clock
Up m, by virtue OF. a deed Of trust, dated August
o, ieos, recorded in Liber 567 folis 225, one of
the land records for Washington county in the Dis
tTict OF Columbia and by the written direction of
the treasurer OF ST. Patrick Building Association,
we Will sell, on the premises, part of Lot 10, in
Square 6 being the west forty feet front of said lot
on ID street south, near New jersey Avenue, and
inches.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash; balance in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest and secured
by deed of trust on the premises. All convey
aneipg and stamps to be paid Tor by the purchaser
S0 cash at the time Of sale. II terms of sale not
complied with in five days after sale, the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaultpg purchaser by advertising
such resale three times in some newspaper published
In Washin gton, ID. y.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT r.
JOHN i. Inns, Trustees.
iy?Qsaxsv&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.