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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
NTIBLO'S GARDEN. NlELUS GARDEN
II Iessees and Nanarcrs,. 80. JARRETT d PALMER
~ EVERY NiuiT zEU SATURDAY MATINEE.
REVIVAL
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK.
THURSDAY EvEAING DECEMBER 10, 1870.
Fourth night OF the reproduction OF the
GREATEST DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THE AGE,
the
Gorgeous Spectacular Drama
THE BLACK CROOK,
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY;
One Thousand New Beautiful and Splendid Costumes;
NEW AND EXQUISITE y UsIC, by an increased Orchestral
BTARTLIN0 TABLEAUx, PROFESSIONS, MARCHES, &C..
by corps OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MALE AND FEMALE
AUXILIARIES;
New and Marvellous MECHANICAL CHANGES OF the most
elaborate design;
An excellent DRAMATIC COMPANY OF FIRST class arsts;
EXTRA PERFORMERS OF RENOwE engaged Tor their
Yeyous and brilliant specialties, and
THE LARGEST GnANC BALLET CORPS
that ever appeared In America.
The play Yepr0dn ced OF an expenfe OF
FORTY-FlYE THOUSAND DOLLARS
BLACK CROOK MATINEE SATURDAY at 25 O'CLOCK.
Box sheet open SIX days In advance.
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PIANOTOuTRs.

NrNNs 4 CLARK PIANO. ONLY $lO0.-A SEVEN
~ octave Pianofore carved legs ovsrStrlng
T. SCHUYLER ss7 Brooms street.
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4 SSIGNEE'S sALg-BARKER 4 HAMLlN, AUG.
IA tonecr oNIcc and sac.ro3ns Broa way, corner o.
thirty nnth street. will sell by order OF the assignee, al 30
Broadway, Woods Museum. commencing on sntur-
lay Dseember y, a u ocock, and c9nsn1e mn'i d \.
end Holiday Presents CONSISTING Of rich and desirable dooaa
Tor the hoiidaya
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TlY +. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRI
- day. Dec IT, at II O'Clock, Mt the auction rooms East
Thirteenth street, Broadway, BY virtue mortgage,
aarss Of Household Fnrpurs Carpets, French
carved Bqe.s ana eds Gods, upright rosewood
c.iav. r inc .esas round Sornsred seven octave do
--s
Gas Cases. Counters Parlor Suits Wxy's.
with various Parian asses plain Goods, &C. also Mn,hey
Nortgasee,
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RARE CHANCE FOR no csEKEEPERs

n RARE CHANCE FOR no SEX EEPERS.
"A This ,THUYSpAY) afternoon, at ~ O'Clock,
auction sale OF magnificent Household Furniture,
rica Bronzes, statunry, Clocks, Paintings Vases,
magnificent rosewood ~ octave Pianooite,
Martel AMI +. Mirrors, Curtalnr farlor Ornaments
Works OF Art rich Paror Suits latest style,
u elegant 80 Brevoor place tenth trcet one
block 0. A. r. Stewards building, near Fifth avenue.
Pailor Chamber Dining ana III
bYary Furniture Glass, China and Silver are, &c.
4. NICHOLS, huctioDoer.
Bale commencing this afternoon IN O'Clock precisely
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UCTIoN NorICE--LARGE FuRNIrURE SALE.
"a J. ID. PARKER q CO.. Auctoneers will sell
THIS DAY cfHURSDAY), Dec. 10
commencing O'Clock al tao eeSant and costly House
hold contained Ia private nsion l3 West Tween,
ty-scyenh $ avenue viz MAGNIFICENT rose
wood PaIoforte rich Par.pr Suits Velvet and brussels
carrots Lace Curtains, Paintings, Mirrors, Book
sasc Centre Tales Turkish Chairs &c also BEDROOM su to
d rosewood and walnut, Eecsnade, Bureaus Wa-hstans,
gpring Hair Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolstcr Blankets
Lounges Clocks; also Dining Room Furniture Bullet TX
tersion Table Chars Plate Cutlery Dinner and lea SETS
Urns Casters Tuecns Glassware 10 sets AGO kitchen and
HSycmet Furniture all so lots by Catalogue, OF use III
6ouaebo,d Furniture LUXE FITZGERALD, Aucticneer.
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4 LBERT d. wALDROy, AUCTI0HEER.
"A Sa'esrooms us Liberty and III Cedar streets.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING. &C.
THIS DAY AT lUi7 O'CLOCK.
WALURON COOKE Will include IN their sale ills day
general assortment of second hand Furniture,
&c. removed FOR convenience OF sale.
PAHL0R SUITS,
CHAMBER SUITS,
Lounges, Eagv Chairs Booscases Buhcs Hall Stands Ex
tonson Card, Library and Centre Tables.
VELVET, BRUSsElLS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
Oilc,o.ns, Ciunibcloths,
Redseads, Bureaus Waahstands Conuodes, Mirrors, En-
Kyavlnca, Paintings. Crockery,
China Chamber Tea Sets Cutlery, Plated Ware, &C.,
On FRIDAY, at lUss o'c,ock,
Ready made Clothing. Shoes, Toys Chamber Suits Dolls
Fancy Goods Cutlery Plated We're &c.
UCTION NOTICE. FURS.
"A THIS DAY (Tflu RSDAY),
ut u O'CLOCK,
COG LOTS
MANUAL cTUkED FANCY GOODS.
Consisting o.
Pine rta, II. b. Sable sets.
Fine real Canada u. X. Mink Gets.
Fine real Ern!pe Sets.
Pine Siberia Squirrel Sets
ytpo Alaska Sets
Pine Astral han Sacqnes aud Roas
Also
SLEIGH ROBES IN GREAT VARIETY.
II. MOLTEN 4 CO.,
u and 70 Mercer street.
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UCTlON NOTICE-EDwIN NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER
"A Large and positive sale of
Magnificent Household Furniture Planoforte CARPETS,
2his day THURSDAY December l5 commencing al lo1
O'clock
Property Of family leaving the city.
II their elegant residence Il East Tenth street, one block
west Of Broadway between University place and Firth
kEenue, consisting OF Velvet Brussels, Medallion Car
pets magnificent Paror Suits made to order covered with
tosewood IA octave Panofoe Stool and Cover Cabinets
bois de rose Jardneres, Bronzes, Clocks Paintings,
6tstuary Mirrors Curtains Etageres Bookcases, Corner
and Side Eaeeres Turkish and Oriental Chairs Lounges
Eashstands, CommOdes Spring and Hair Mattresses bed
ding Blankets Sofas Rockers Chairs Tables Sideboards
Reliable In attendance to cart pack goods for pur
ehasers
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U9UsTU9 A. SCHULZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
N sale.-Na Magnificent Household Furniture, Ptaneforte
bIcnIes Rare chance for houAekeepers and DEALERS
!, nis DAY 9TH ksDAYl a. shc elegant re:idsncc,
ION O'Clock.
Drawing Rooms-superb Suits P0mpadour style, covered
satin brocacl richest description Window Cwsans match
Suits marquctere bos dc Cabinet Table, Easercs
Encoienures: Bookcase, Velvet Carpets Olocks Mirrors
Lace magnificent rosewood Panofortc celebrated
maker Stool Cover Canterbury Ornaments Paintings BY
eminent artists rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedsteads.
Table, sideboard Silver Ware Glassware Linen China
Ware; Furniture servants apartments Basement, Kitchen
Furniture.
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ANIUsEMEN rs

.. ANIU5EMENrS
5l4-TllESHls...aS. sS. osssS.sl. s. Nichols.
Hs1z ss EEfIsss3Rt SHHI, S5ES q ii s5s'
The grand romantic 4ss sn SsxSs nsE a
fs% % SS;s ssl sH:sH &. wi sss
sD%ss n; Ss hSsh sSS G GSs:
s Ssa q sos w1% n S SieDd tsw GSn:
Caroline with songs ..sli;;yss.......J G. Stewart
Fredonia Queen Of the Hn SON Madelane Hardy
asss S.i5s ssais
B B.s E90s E s SGw es isw,
THE SRSsb rs s1sf 81 D ss R s.
SIDNEY FRANKS,
MISS EMMA he ssa kSad Sa sgns LASS
F FhS MaSSSSSu ESy
small s One hundred artists appear nightly
Seats reserved Ss Six dsys t IL ADVANCE a'ssa
y1vALLAcK's ~
GyE SePt Ss EnsEEn SAck
WIN '' p'ssfsSs'ffas E Ely 9 AND APPOINTMENTS
Comedy in four acts c y kk4sTsFs Esq., entitled
TWO Of 55;otssHfsEs.
M b 4. Engsod Mr. Charles Rockwell. Mr.. NJ Lanagan,
ne MS ps M a,s ssn m:s Ms.
Fowler o and Miss Hayden D'An'' Mss n's" -'A''
q MI %
Act Fourth Garden and Lawn of Bowles' Cottage.
SATURDAY, DEC IL,
COQUETTES
MATINEE.
CoQUETTEs
MATINEE.
AT III p. N. -
In active preparation, NEW PLAY, by T. ". ROB-
ERTSON Esq.
DOWERY THEATRE
I'D CARRIED ny ACCLAMATIONt
10000 PATRONS OF THE DRAMA
have witnessed Mr. Charles Fosters new drama OF
NECK
NECK;
Or, THE HANGMANS Moose,
and with declare It to be the
DROWNING ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SEASON,
and at the imperative demand Of the public will be
tinued
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
The whole TO conclude with the popular drama OF the
STRING OF PEARLS
THE BARBER ASSASSIN,
and the
PIE WOMAN OF PELL YARD
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| EDWARD sCHENCE, AUCTIoNEER.: CONTINUATION
II sale Of eesan Paris Fancy Goods this day ut D. Liberty
street. ut la O'Clock.
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CLOTuING.

AT THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, SIG SIXTH AVE
N near Forty-sixth street. ladies and gentlemen vii
positively receive cent than elsewhere for Cast of
Clothing Carpets Furniture &C. having large order for
Overcoas, W to $40 Pants "a to So. Ladies waited upon
hy Mrs ELATTO.
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LATE TELEGRAMs, &c.

The Directors Of the Philadelphia Academy
o Music have refused to lease the building to
Igh, Of the Star Lecture Course, for an ad-
dress by Senator Revels. The action causes
much indignation, and Is denounced by the af
ternoon papers, which also refer to the said
directors having heretofore rented the Academy
for immoral exhibitions without hesitation.
A RESOLUTION, adroitly introduced in the Phila-
delphia Council! passed both branches Friday,
allowing the colored people to hold q jubilee in
Independence Square yesterday. A great
crowd including the colored zouayes, assembled
: rere to participate IN the demonstr ration, but
{ Ie AFFAIR proved to be a LIST Of April hoax.
The Association of the Army of the Cumber-
land met In New York yesterday, Gen. Rose
Grams presiding, with General Hooker as Vice
PRESIDENT. Resolutions of sorrow were adopted,
OF G III. Thomas in a body.
The American Anti-Slavery Society, of which
wendell Phillips, Is president, has resolved to
hoid It's asst meeting, as commemorative ubi-
April 9th. The society will be dsbanded on the
evening of that date.
The Avondale mine will commence working
the first time since the disaster in September
last on Monday next. The mine will be venti-
lated with fan instead OF furnace, and every
precaution for the safety of the miners has been
taken.
The Registrar at Towsontown, Baltimore
county, Nd, yesterday commenced to register
the names of colored men upon the list Of voters
A local election occurs at that place on Mon
dsy, in which they will be allowed to participate
boiler explosion occurred at the factory OF
the New Haven, Conn.,, Folding Chair Compa-
ny yesterday. Two persons were killed and
several wounded A part of the building was
torn down, and the boiler was thrown thirty
feet.
A negro desperate, named James Warner,
was shot and seriously wounded by an officer in
NV York yesterday, who only succeeded i'm ar
resting him after knocking him senseless with
the butt end of the pistol.
Lorenzo Muller, a young man, was pushed in
TO the masher at the Fair Grove Paper Mills, at
Hamilton, Ohio, on Wednesday night, by some
boys with whom he was quarreling, and was
instantly killed.
Alice Peabody. aged nineteen years commit
ted suicide In Boston yesterday by shooting her
self at a boarding house Immediately after an
interview with young man said to have been
her lover.
Daniel Kennedy died Thursday, of apoplexy.
fifteen minutes after coming out of the air
chamber of the eastern pier of the bridge over
the Mississippi at st. Louis.
The internal revenue receipts of the first dis
trict of Louisiana for March were S251 900, and
for the same time last year S111 900.
Three hundred guns were fired by the colored
| people in Scranton, Pa, yesterday morning, in
honor OF the fifteenth amendment
The colored people on the Pacific coast are
arranging to celebrate appropriately the adop-
ton OF the fifteenth amendment.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEoRGE'sCoUNTY,N p.-
The Marlboro Gazette has the following
items.
Fatal CdsUdlty-A respectable widow lady.
residing at Hyattsville, in this county has
under unusually affecting circumstances lost
her son, Lieutenant Lemuel Cohen of the
United States Navy. The deceased was at
tached to the national vessel sent to our newly
acquired territory, Alaska. The object of the
expedition being accomplished, the ship home
ward bound, put into San Francisco for
supplies; between Alaska and the latter mort n
quarrel originated between the captain and
crew, who vowed vengeance against their com
mander; accordingly, some OF the hands havino
provided themselves with firearms ayaiIed
themselves of this opportunity to attempt the
captains life, but BY dire mischance m. bnI-
let intended for his quietGs took effect on his
lieutenant, and thus on returning from his
long cruise, and within a few weeks sail OF
home and kindred, fell one of the most
promising officers IN the service. Not wishing
10 obtrude On the sacred sorrow of A grief
stricken mother with additional inauiries. we
c2nnot give the exact particulars of the occur-
renee. We presume the Navy Department l. in
1uH possession OF the facts, and in due time will
give them TO the public.
Death Of d.. ostourr.-As this issue is going to
press We hear, with intense sorrow of the
oeath, from pneumonia, of DIR. Richard Osbourn
Iol many years practicing physician in our
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"A ROMANTIC TRAGEDY occurred few nights
ago IN 10 Davies county, Illinois. A Young
couple VINO were to be married i'm a day or two
attempted to ford Plum river in a wagon on
.her return from an evening entertainment in
savannah The river had risen and after
crossing half way the horses refused to 90
1urther- The torrent foamed and roared.
threatening TO sweep the team and wagon avay
and confusion il was ATTEMPTED 10 furn the
horses up stream, but the fatal pulling of the
wrong rein brought destruction with it, and the
Aofses, wagon, and the lovers were swept over
gam near at hand The lovers may be sup
posed TO have died in each Others arms The
horses were taken out alive next day This Ia
.he second couple that have been drowned on
me eve OF their marriage in Plum river.
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~The hair Of the Queen of Belgium has spd
denly turned grey, in consequence of tbe sr;e
che feels for the death of her infant son.
~Proyidence bootblacks delegate one of
their number to kick peanut vender. and
Others clean out his basket. w.
sTA herd Of twenty-five thousand buHaloes
are now only a short distance west of Lsramie
City, and stray animals are frequently seen nv
Passengers on the Union Pacific railway
@rThe New York Mail says that thu new
fashioned parasols are 50 large that only one
lady can pass under an awning on Broad gay al
time. They have the appearance Of perambu-
Iating skylights.
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DIED.

CUBLINANE. On the LIST inst Mrs JOHANNA
CULLINANE, aged " years, q native of the Comfy
Cork Ireland but for the last % years a resident Of
Washington, Dc -
Relatives and friends of the family are respect-
fully invited to attend her funeral at 10 O'Clock,
Sunday, the Sd instant, from the residence of her
SOD, Patrick Cullinane corner 9th and II streets
Island. High Mass at st. Dominick's Church.
CRAFTY. On the LIST instant, MARY AGNES
year, months and n days.
Funeral will take place Sunday, the Sd at 4
O'Clock, from the residence of her parents, No. !
Defrees street. The friends of the family are in
vited to attend.
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MR. CoLFAx ON TENPERANcE-Ina temner-
ance speech in Philadelphia on FRIDAY nigbt
vice President COlfsx said that ssthis was th.
anniversary OF his convection with the temnar
anee cause. Twenty-Five years agos when he
formation and installation of the officars -, =
DIVISION OF the Sons of Temperance in the town
where he then and now resides in Indians. He
this kept his pledge. He had found N dnyin.,
the Twenty-Five years to be a safeguard and
talisman, and when the time came 10 him tn he
gathered 70 his fathers, he could say that he had
never In the days OF his manhood tasted touched
or handled the Intoxicating beverage
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Mcfarland, of the Methodist EnisconaI Can.
ference, late Of Halltown, but at at This time
visiting her parents near Duck creek. Del. rose
IRON her oed some time on "Wednesday night
ana after wrapping up her child, with which
she had been confined about a week, escaned
through a window, and wandered on in The
aireeuon OF Duke creek. She was found ahont
ooeloek Thursday morning, thinly clad, Iying
against a log in a mill-race in a state OF mn
COZ seriousness, and her lower limbs frozen 10 ~.
bone; She was at once tenderly cared for. IN
II Is thought, cannot recover. WI
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EDUCATIONAL.

Il lPPlNC0TT FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
satac. po..s,,BA BALTIMORE, MD:
ior the requirement of q thorough and fnished
English apd French education.
tails. ~ ~ ~ oin@anen'
Cost for boarding pupils in English department
For circulars containing full information address
deI7-eo2W.ly REV. ia. LIpPINcorr AM
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AVA received to-day
n. w. BUROHELL,
mhzs-ot corner 18th and n streets
R ABRGGAtNSS fR9M The NEW YORK AND
Just received, a large invoice OF TOWELS. bs;nc
portion q goods saved from the fire in phis
Fripsed Towels, 80 inches long. lee.
. f fysrd 4, 10 o., :. ne i2c .s
Call and examine before buying elsewhere
large assortment Of Ladies' LINEN HAND.
s,1;Dsd IA , cheaper than before the
dies HEMsTIfCHHD ,HANDKiRCHiESFs.L all
linen, oc to II. small assortment of ottinghsm
ton called to BLoK se's aort is,sn e
mh3-tr IRepl 1890 Psnn'a avenue.
III MOTIFS IRENCH POWDRRD, ORRTAIN
- CUkE Tor Nervous Debility, Seminal Emil
aons, caused b. tndiscretion, 6enorh0a, Gieef.
sesv Trip Diseasss' Syphilis in I'll IL forms.
gsissm Corcivs sad M~esvy Disea,sss.
= Hoid IN Warrington. d. O., By JOHN COUGH.
LlY 1sz =: ave: Pie. IS Der ' so o.. ana N.Y.
SiNGERS CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING
~ ~, MACHINES
fVh SALE, RkNT OR EXCHANGE
ooid on instruments of 9 10 month
81 Market Space, W ashinston. ID. q.
mhu-eoim e. A. MORTON, k9en..
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

BUREAU Il. y. AyDAL)
OFFICE SuP'T OF EDUCATION, VIRGINIA,
n,, RICHMOND, Va, March Sth, 1870
VIII De sold at PUBLIC auction, on FRIDAY, April
at Fsrmville, Va, viz: p ~ins
One Frame Binding, 60 by 70, / story
One Frame Building, IS by Is, story
One Frame Building, 20 by 70, story
One Frame Buiidng se BY ~, in parts, two stories
Terms: Cash In United States currency, on the day
OF sale, with deposit of ten per cent from each mr.
chaser Tor each building when struck of.
Further conditions made known at time of sale
Commissioner. r. NJ MANLY
Supt OF Education, Bureau Il. II. and A Lands
mhl0-ot State of Vircinia
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by VIM. l.. WALL Il CO.. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2, southeast cor. Pa ave- and 9Th

TRUSTEEs SALE OF A THREE. STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON ST, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
~ On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Is, at s
virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded, &c !,
&C, &c. all that certain piece or parcel of Land
Square number (5l5), on street, between lth and
18th streets, and corner of an alley, improved by a
three story Brick House.
Terms of sale One third cash: balance in and
months, with interest, 70 be secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold. All conveyancing and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost. A deposit Of
30 will be required the property is sold.
NEHEMIAH III. MILLER, Trustee.
WIN. l.. WALL & CO.,
mh3l TCbronicIeI Auctioneers
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COOPER h LATIMER, Auct1oneers,
II Successors to J. q. Mcclure Il Co.,)
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 18th
STREET AND NEW YORK AXENUE

TkESTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROpEkTY AT THE CORNER OF 18TH
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
IA By virtue of deed of trust, dated the Sth of
E.m December, 1861, and recorded in Liber E. o.
.E., No. q folio 1893, of the land rec ,rds of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia, the
undersigned will sell, at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAf, the 2oth day of April, at 81 clock D. IN
ON the premises, all that piece parcel of ground
being part OF Lot in Square 2, beginning for the
same at the southwest corner Of said lot and thence
running due north by and with the line of 18th street
west 62 thence due 10 feet thence
at the starting point and running eastwardly by and
with the line OF New York IS feet thence by
me drawn at right angles to said avenue north
wardiy 81 feet inches thence by line drawn north
wardly Is feet inches until il meets line drawn
rom the end of the second line described 81 feet and
thence by this last to the end of the second line to-
gether with piece of land feet in width, extend
ing IRON the northeast of the piece of ground
herelnfore described by and Of the Continuation
Oh the 2th described line 10 the public alley at the
north Of said lot ~
The improvements consist OF a large two-story
Brick dwelling, with basement and attic, ontain-
ing twelve rooms, with gas, water, and other conye-
nlences well suited for business property or pri-
Terms If SALE 5000 of the purchase money no be
paid in cash. and the residue i'm equal paw ments
OF six and twelve months, with interest In the
terms OF sale not piled with i'm five DAYS from
day OF sale the property will be resod at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. Revenue
stamps and convey ancing at purchasers cost A
deposit Of $500 will be required when the property
is struck. ROBERT e. FOX, Trustee
mh31 COOPER a LATIMER, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LII NEAR THE CORNER OF q AND 25TH
SIIKKEETs WEST, IN THE CITY CT WASH

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LII NEAR The CORNER OF AND 23IH
SSIIffEEETs WEST, IN THE CITY CT WASH
IL BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
EU OF the District of Columbi q, passed on the 22d
day OF NJ arch, lS70, In cause wherein Han
nah Bargy Is complainant and John Muntz ct al
are defendants, No. 1857, Equity Docket No g. the
undersigned Trustee will SELL at public auction to
the highest bidder on the premises, the 18th law
OF APRIL $50, at s. clock p. the following piece
or parcel OF ground situate and lying in the City of
Washington and District Of Columbia being part Of
lot9 In square No 49, and bounded follows to wit:
beginning for the same seventy five feet as # from
the northwest Corner Of and 18th streets west
ming thence south, along the line Of 18th street,
seventeen rect nine inches, "a it. inchesD thence
west fity:si feet 50 # > thence north seventeen
feet nine inches az ft. inchesl thence east fifty
Elk feet 10 to the place of beginning, together
with the Buildings and improvements thereon
which consist OF o two stnty Frame House.
Terms OF sale: One half cash, balance ia two equal
instruments at six and twelve months with interest
from the day Of SALE the payment thereof to be Sc
cured by the bonds notes Of the purchaser, with
surety or sureties, to be approved by the Trustee
deposit of one hundred dollars to be sde al the
time Of sale All conyeyancing and stamps to be at
the cost OF the purchaser. Terms to be com Piled
tee reserves the right to resell the property after
purchaser. EDWARD SWAMI, Trustee
mh2s-d&ds GREEN 1 WILLIAMS. Aucis.