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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16
THE GUILLOTINE IN RGINIA.

II is said that quite a number Of Fed
eral office holders in Virginia will soon
he decapitated, on the ground that by
10y reason Of their apathy the late cleo
ton was carried against the administra-
ton. The st. Louis Times thinks it
would not be at ali surprising, nor
should it be regretted, if such proves to
be the case. 1t is only in keeping with
what has repeatedly been done else
where, and will continue to be done,
Just so long as the President and his
advisers deem it safe or expedient to
pursue such a proscriptive rolicy. 1t
is only to be hoped that this policy
may be righteously pursued. In no
other way will the conservative ele-
ments OF the South be more surely and
permanently reinforced.
The exhibition Of its power on the
part OF the administration, however, is
really the betrayal of its weakness. 1t
is an evidence OF what can be done by
a despotic party, disposed to despotic
exercise Of its authority; but at the
same time, shows weak misapprehen-
sion Of public sentiment and an ignor.
ance Of current facts, that must sooner
or later lead the ruling dynasty into
fatal errors.
1t is not at all likely that the Federal
representatives Of the government in
Virginia are at all responsible for the
result OF the recent election. Granting
that they might have exerted them
selves more energetically to bring
about a different result, it is not prob
ably that they could have effected any
material change in the will Of the peo-
pie as it has been expressed. The very
TACT, il fact it be, that they did not en-
ter with much spirit into the canvass,
shows that they well understood the
impossibility OF turning the popular
tide from its set and resolute direction.
Let GRANT then, "off with their heads,"
it will only seal more efectually the
conversative supremacy OF the State,
and redouLle the vote which she will
cat against the Radical candidate for
the presidency in 1872.
And why should not his Excellency
set up his axe in West Virginia and
proceed to the decapitation OF office
holders2 Against the Influence of all
the Federal officers in the State, West
Virginia has gone overwhelmingly
Democratic and her five electoral votes
are sure to be cast against GRANT.
Wbv not make a new deal OF Federal
patronage and then "lay low" and
watch the result2 We make the sug-
sestion for the benefit Of several OF our
Radical friends who are tired OF beng
ont in the cold. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

AMONG the unwelcome arrivals at
New York is the cholera. The steam.
ship Franklin arrived Saturday, hav-
ing lost forty.one passengers 10y the
disease. There were twcnty-slx cases on
board when the vessel arrived at quar-
antine. Not much alarm is telt, how
ever for the immediate spread Of the
disease, as it is thought that the cold
weather now setting in will be effectual
in checking it. There can be no doubt,
however that next spring and summer
will bring the cholera TO our very doors,
and that the utmost precaution that
can be adopted should be resorted to
all over the country
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

The New York Evening Post argues
that as the diminution Of taxes so tar
has not diminished revenue, it is proof
tru the taxes in question were wanton
imposition upon the people, and not
ntr larry sources of revenue. 1t adds
congress has not yet reached the
- ut in its remission of duties where
tie revenue begins 10 be affected; but
il i able and, therefore, bound not only
10 each that point, but to go at least
So, 100000 beyond it."
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for ~ Years.

Ut. A. =. IOOu 3 Liver fillS.
DIR. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. $. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LlN-
Err COMPLAINT,GNDl HEAD
ACHE, BILlOUSNESS, &c.
BEALLSvILLE, Pa, Sept. IL, ISL.
DIR. A. s. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years su tiered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many rene
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, 1 got from
8. Boram, Druggist, a box of your Pills. and,
using them according to the directions, l
now feel perfectly restored; So valuable
are they would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most Won
derful remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
OCT PrOprietors.
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ANOTHER long strike is being prepared
tor in the coal regious OF Pennsylvania.
The compromise which terminated the
strike OF last winter and spring fixed the
price to be paid per car at ninety-three
cents until the lst OF January, 1872. II
is announced that the capitalists will
then refuse to pay more than eighty
and that they are now laying away
abundant supplies, so as not to be ID
commoded by the strike that is sure tc
follow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

Born houses Of the Wyoming Legis'
laiure are Democratic after all; the
Hon. s. E. NUcKoLLs being President
OF the Council and BEN. SHEEKs Speaker
OF the House. Now let us see what the
women of the Territory can do as lob
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SPECIAL NOTICES
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
Impediments to marriage removed. New
BILE remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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VACCINATION is made compulsory in
Balti,sore, fine Of from five to ten
dollars icing imposed upon all who re-
fuse. The result is seen IN the TACT
tina, it is claimed that not a single
death from smallpox has occurred in
that city during the past four years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

"How is your wife to,dayY' sad s!%, a |,
a friend to French gentleman. IN
moche de SEM" said be, she is no better,
and l 'fraid very little wass: IL she Is
CON to die, wish she would do 1t soon.
I feel go unhappy. my mind is SO moche
unsettled. When she die l shall not pe
80 moche dissatisfied"
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Ratcllelor's Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Wmld-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory Is Bond Street,
New York. ian23-Ci&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

Ixregard to the resignation OF secre-
tarv FISH. it can now be stated authora-
tively that he may go out of the Cabinet
bv the lst Of January next, or he may
not. This vexed question is to he con-
s;dered then as settled at last.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1871

THE Point Pleasant Register asks, III
GRANT is nominated by the Republicans
for President, will the Wheeling InIeIh-
oencsr support him." We pause for a
reply.
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Dissolution.
For Rent.


V1HE SPACIOUS FIRST AND SECOND
Warerooms and cellar beneath, ON
the East side of Market street, and adjoin-
ing the Grocery Store of Mr.. r. ]. Smyth,
occupied at present by the Messrs. Hub
bard's as Furniture Warerooms. They have
depth of lilo feet and front of 80 feet, the
lower story front of which is filled with
plate glass. The location Is No. l and re-
cOmmends itself to any business requiring
the space 1t offers. Possession the LIST Of
April.
Also, the Three-Story Storehouse and
Dwelling, on Main street, directly opposite
Grant House, and. at present occupied by
Winzenreid & Son, Watchmakers and Jew
ellers. To a good tenant, If desired, the
premises will be materially altered and inn
proved. Its proximity to the Grant House
and the Suspension bridge make 1t COM
manding business stand. Possession, A pril
LIST. Apply TO VIM. PAXTON,
nolGn Fourth street.
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EMERALD ISLE.
Estray Steer.

A n ESTRAY STEER, TAKEN UP ON
n the land OF JOHN ALTMYER, Chap
line Hill. in October last; Is about three
years old, with a small white mark on
belly, no brand, and about four feet high, OF
yellow red color. The owner OF the above
can have the same by proving property and
paying charges. nol5
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Undertaking.

CPECIAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION
y given TO this branch of our business.
FRIEND & son,
nos l5i Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA
IL Tl0NERY.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING,
/ Room Of Board Of Trustees Public Schools.S
HdShtHgfOHt ID. C., August II, ISL.
Sealed Proposals will be received until O'CLOCK
nishing the following articles for the use Of tia p1h
lie schools of this city F~O
l5dOZen Hillard's Primer.
u Hillard Second Reader
- = Hlllardis Third Reader.
10 billiards. Fourth Reader
billiards. Fifth Reader.
3 billiards. Sixth Reader.
70 . Worcester Primary Speller.
Worcester Comprehensive Speller.
= Worcester PTonOuncing Speiler.
" kerl First Lessons in English Grammar
~ " herl.s Common School Grammar.
4 kerl Comprehensive Grammar.
10 Davies Primary Arithnetic
~ a. DaEles Practical Arithmetic.
y . Colbsrn's Mental Arithmetic
IL MaTren's Common school Geography,
= =, warren s Physical Geography.
y " Song Garden Mol.
Il :" Song Garden No. 9
Song Garden No. g.
~ Speneerlan Copy Book.
$50 gross Spencerian No. / Pens
70 gross Gillott's S3 Pens.
10 gross PenhOlders, Faber No, 1910
u dozen States, Sxl2.
10 reams frst-class Commercial Note Paper, lbs.
~ " first class Letter Paper, IL lbs.
10 :" first class Fools Cap Paper, IA lbs.
$500 White Envelopes Xxx official size, sx4
l00 quarts Navy Black Ink.
20 Dorrell's Black Ink.
I0o blackboard Rubbers No. 3, Lambs Wool.
l00 gross w hite Chalk Crayons.
u Call Bells No. 3 30 Bradley & Hubbard.
The quantities named are estimated, and more or
less may be required IL more of one or more articles
should be required, they to be furnished at con-
Articles not named in the schedule to be furnished
at the lowest market price, and all articles required
10 he iuInished from time TO time ordered by the
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
Of the bids, if deemed adv outrageous 20 do 50.
VIM. r. WOODWARD.
aul2lt For the Committee.
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RYC. ". HAyENNER & 90, Auctioueers,
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street
TEEsTEE ale It AySEEOs OEEwoREAg

TRUsTFE-s SALE ATAUCTION OF TwOBEAU-
~ dtFFTt TKRA ASIS6 OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
T INng6 ACRES, AI ILSuns TO THE WASH,
0YE AND 4 HALF MILES RON Th i Ter FER
MINIS OF THE H STREET RAILROAD.
pzL 1de 90 o. a DEED o. trGst 70 from Juan
- recorded August ], 100, in Lbsr 62, folio l6I,
trici of Columbia, shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder, at the Office Of g W. Havenner & Co, 643
Der sth, 1871, at O'Clock p n, an the land men
toned in the said deed OF rrust, and more fully de
cells Of land lying in the county Of Washington aud
HistrIet 81 e9igmbia, and being part of the GREEN
VALE TRACT, so-called, and marked and distn-
gushed IN certain plats and descrp tions thereof,
signed by ID Carpenter, surveyor of Washington
tain deed whereby the of the heirs of William
Hickey have conveyed to williamJ Hickey the part
Of said Greeny ale tract assigned to him upon par
titiGn and attainment among said heirs, and which
deed Is recorded in the land records of said county
IN LlbeT No 5O folio $40 ct seq, AZ lot numbered
two (2:) Beginning at the southwest corner of lot
number one ~ ana running thence east siXty-six
peIches TO stake opposite farm road; thence south
10 deg east 81 80 Perches with said farm road thence
oak tree thence south 5i deg west isty necTs "a
outline OF Haddock HIs;'' thence south asa deg
west nifty seven peTches with said outline; Thence
north 2i1a deg, 81 perches to the beginning
containing twenty eight acres and three roofs and
twenty Perches OF land more or less.
Also. lot numbered eight ISL Beginning at the
northwest corner o. lot numbered seven 7 and run
line OF iisddoek' Hills; thence north 267s deg
ives Ga perches to southwest Of lot number
10 the beginning containing twentyfDur acre, one
rood and thirty three perches of land or las1
seen at the Office of the auctOneers.
Terms u sale $3.50 of the purchase money ia
the property is sold, aud the balance in notes six
and twelve months, drawing ten per cent. Interest
from day 81 sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
property The terms to be complied with in one
week from the day of sale, the prpp. rty will be
resOld at the risk and cost of defauing pure haser
upon ye days notice in paper published in the
city Of " ashingtOn.
An corveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
chaser cost. ID. l.. EATON, Trustee 2
G. W. HAVENNER AZ CO., Aucts
jy2o-law4wlSits
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AUCTION SALE :.
THIS AFTERNOON
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsef ",
- Southeast corner Of 18th an ID SITS


TRs sgE n f sAkE S q SAtyaBhE REAL E
TS PINT AZ oh IM.IAssSPhiNGToN, IN THE hS
"A by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Cou II
Of the SRs'rie5 ,s q GolEgm6ia RSssed 10 eqgit
liam Taltert ct al the undersigned a. trustee, win
sell at puble auction on the promises, the herein
ON 18th day Of August, Isl at o'clock y. m All
thoss certain parts Of Lots and s.. in Square No.
said part oflot g. rs feet from the southwest Corner
OF SAID square, running thence east with south X
street feet thencew feet thence North i2feet
to the north line Of said lot thence west with said
north line % feet thence due south % feet to the line
Of south street and place Of beginning.
AID Immediately after the above sale will sell All
mat other part OF said Lot three in said square 996.
Beginning one hundred feet from the southwest cor
ner Of said square, aud fronting south street,
tweniy ve feet, thence north one hundred and two
feet six inches, thence west fourteen feet, thence
fret thence south eighty two feet TO the beginning
The above property is improved by large frame
Also, the 5th day of August Is71 at AZ O'Clock
p mr. on the premises all those tracts of land lying
as Lots and 2. as the same are laid down and a..
seresd on the plat q the subdivision Of the estate Of
on the east side of the Eastern Branch f the Potn
mac river, Lot containing = of an acre, and Lot 2,
Also, on the same day, and Immediately after the
tract Of land lying and being in the said county Of
Washington, known and described on the recorded
plan or survey OF fate Matthew N1ghelds estate,
part of Lot Is which said part of said lot IS adjons
piece of said lot the west belonging to Marberry,
aud that part Of said lot belonging to the Majors
Also, adjoins piece parcel Of land belonging to
James DanfOrths heirs-containing one acre. Being
the same property lately occupied by Mrs. Cook.
daughter of late Thomas Talbert, and now occupied
by Reason Arnold. Together with the buildings and
Of ground. -
Terms IF sale: One third cash on each piece or
parcel Of ground sold; balance Of purchase money in
o, g. and IL months, with interest from day of sale:
said balance to be secured by promssory notes Of the
purchaser or purchasers OF each piece parcel of
the real estate, or the purchaser purchasers Of
each piece pay all cash day of sale, or rati-
cation thereof by the court No deed given TO the
purchaser until he shall have paid the purchase
money on the piece parcel of the real estate by
him purchased. deposit Of $50 will be required
on each piece or parcel of ground when sold. All
stamps and conveyaneing At cost of purchaser or
purchasers. VIM JN0. MILLER, Trustee
jyzs dads GREEN h WILLIAMS, Bucts.
RY ". L. WALL 4 CO, Auetioneers,
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 8, 1871.
Sealed Proposals to furnish COAL and WOOD for
this Department, viz 800 tons best quality Baltimore
Company White Ash, furnace -iZe; 800 tons Lykens
Valley egg size; and 800 cords best quality Bakers
Pine Wood; 10 be delivered at such times and places
and In such quantities rs may be required, will be
received until IL O'Clock noon, AUGUsT 81, 1871,
subject 10 the conditions required by of Congress-
approved July II, $50, viz: That such coal shalt
weigh 22D pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
and weighed, and the quantity Of each load certified
at the time of delivery by the person appointed and
qualified under the act for that purpose and that the
prescribed fee Of twenty cents for each of coal
inspected weighed and delivered, and for every cord
OF wood measured the sum Of nine cents shall be
paid by the contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 2lst instant, the Department reserving the
right 10 reject all portion Of the bids received
No proposalsvili be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence Of ability to fulfill the
contract, nor will any payment be made without the
certhcate OF the Inspector that the coal furnished
such as the contract calls for.
All proposals be to the office of the Chief
Clerk. Endorsed Proposals for Coal and Wood,
Treasury Department" W. II. WEST,
AnS-eObt Acting Chief Clerk
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PRoPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

FRANKLIN BUILDING,
Room ~ Board 0 Trustees 6 Pkblie Scsools,S
ARLINGTON, ID. c., August IL, ISL.
ceaed Proposals viii be received until O'Clock
y; m, AUGUST %, ct the room above J for sup
plying fuei for the use of the Public schools OF this
city during the present school term, as follows:
For First District-200 tons Egg and Furnace Coal
and Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Second pistrict-ao tons Egg and Furnace
Coal and Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood
For Third District 200 tons Egg and Furnace Coal
For Fourth District-l5O tons Egg and Furnace
Coal and 20 cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood
The Coal TO be best quality Of White Ash. and the
delivered as follows: ~
g tons At once at the Franklin school Building.
- tons at once at the Seeton School building.
81 tons az once at the Miller School Building.
~ tons az once at the Wallach School BUILDING
~ tons 81 once AZ the Mccormick School Building
Inc remainder 10 be deiiv cred at such places and
times a ordered b. the sub boards.
~, T5ustees reserve the right TO reject any or all
DIGS, deemed advantageous TO do 50; also % in
crease or diminish the quantity herein stated, with
out anecting the contract price. onw.,n
aulz lot For the Comm ittee.
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RYC W. HAvENNER & Co. Auctioneers
- o. Louisiana avenue, third door cast OF 9TH 81
Trustees SALE AT AUCTION. IN GEORGE.
TOWN, OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN A


60 BY virtue of a deed Of trust 10 the undersigned
recorded September "a, $50, in Liber 10. folio
III, one Of the and records of the county Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, shall pfIer for
sale, at auction, to the highest bidder, the prem
ises, on THURSDAY, August IL, ISL, al O'Clock
p. m, the property therein mentioned, follows:
Part OF Lots numbered Seventy -four fI4) aud Sew
enty hve- u.s. in Old Georgetown. beginning for the
same at point az the end of 2Ol feet Ia inches on
the north side Of Water street west, from the inter
section Of Water street and High street, aud TuU-
ming thence on Water street east Is feet, more or
ess, TO a boundary fence; thence north, parallel
with High street 50 feet; thence parallel with
IS loot alley, which runs at right angles TO ign
street 70 ntersect line drawn north and parallel u
second line and High street from the point Of begin
ning, and thence with said line reversed 20 the be-
ginning. ...
Terms of sale: 81 600 cash, Of which 500 must be
paid at SALE the balance in notes at six and twelve
months. bearing ten per cent. interest per annum,
secured by deed OF trust upon the property. The
terms Of sale must be complied with in one week from
the day Ct sale, the property will be resod the
risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser All con.
Vey anclng and revenue Stamps at the purchaser q
cost. ID. l.. EATON,
G.. W. STTCKNEY.( irustees.
au12 dads CIV. HAyENNER 4 co, Aucts
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DIED.

GRADI. On Monday, the l4th instant, at 40 p.
M Mrs. HANNAH A. GRADY, aged SO, a native
q County Donegal, Ireland but for the last thirty
nye years a resident Of this city
Inc funeral will take place from her hate resi-
denee, No IL - street, e. W :, on Wednesday, the
10th inst, Al D. The friends and scQ usintances
OF the fa1nily respectfully invited to attend.
Gone but not forgotten. IRep.l
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RRIcKsi BRIoKsnlBRICKsm
500, 900 BRICKS Of al kinds on hand and tr
sale st lowest market rstss rusou . nrvv
sslI Isss ssI-sad-s,Esi sRsss, s,w,
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AUCTION SALES.
To-N 'ORROw.
10y GREEN a WILL ANS, Auctoneers.
ID No 3I9 south 'ast CORNER 9TH and ID 81

|
nv CPFrN a viii 'AMS, Auctioneers
ID No. $40, south, 'ast corner 7th and D st,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VA Vg "a ED IMRRoyEI
G TwHES Ak sHE ASS s oTy
DfsTRiGT OF c0LuMBtA.n
By giTue r Of decree Of The FPS eS court
- AqgiIls Han Is complainant ana Eliza TsyleI
e. a. are defendants the undersigned, ss vii
yEDSESDAY the 9Th DAY II "a A 'n9 pr D. at
in the CIV sa6 e P5Se Of Ia lam IRs
81 s S hnnd and de,sIeed part q Lo 10
the e twenty seven l25p feet and six Is iT 1
front 9. sara Eot Ten ~ the depth of said Lot i'm
This Unable property only two squares south
of the Ca pltoi, and will doubt come near the
Terms Of ale 0ne-half cash. and the balance nay
able in three and xix months with interest from day
chaser, with d. 'ed of trust on the prenrses or the
purchase money can al be paid cash on day Of sale
chaser fails COZ upy with the terms of sas within
FIVE days after day Of sale the Trustees reserve the
stamps at the cost ,1f The purchaser, $50 win be
n EGLlAh dhE 4 stFF &1LL1Sms. auet..
TIL wEbNEsphY' tie day Of h1sns TD at the The
ae@5 sRs pAeGR GREEN Il 9es # III
* " ia N ~. AuctlOnee IS,
- No. b43 Louisiana avenue.
Third door east Of Seventh stuaet
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF rgIE
WHOLE OF SQUARE NUMBER FIVE IpJN-
PED AND =, NINETY SEVEN, G597,j IN RHE
- By virtue of deed of trust to the und,-
signed, recorded June :, $50, in Liber 6I5, 70 10
= SH, one of the land records Of WashngtCn
county District of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, we shall sell
the premises, at O'Clock p. m, on FRIDAY the
ath Gay OF August, ISL, all of Square number Five
d In ritv NJ
Washington DistriC of Columbia
Terms OF sale: s2.2o in cash, OF which 500 shall
be deposited on the day of sale, and the balance Of
the purchase money in notes at six and twelve
months, bearing ten per cent interest per annum,
and secured by deed of trust upon the premises The
terms OF sale must DO complied with in one week
after sale the property win be resOId at the risk
ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps will be at the purchasers
cost HALLET KILBOCRN -
j. NJ. LATTA trustees.
y22-d CIV. HAVENNER CO., Auct'rs.
gTHE ABOyE SALE IS HEREBY POST
PONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, August Is, 1871,
same hour and place. BY order of the Trustees
au4 Rep.1 @. W. HAEENNER CO., Aucts