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sultados politicos, que no pueden
menos de ser 4 Mr.. Tweed, suma-
mente favorables. Ha llegado 4 tai
punto el poderfo de Mr.. Tweed, que
los habitantes de la ciudad imperial
no podemos medrar; nj conner, nj res
pirar sin SUI consentimiento: Pero la
ambicion della camarillade Tanmany
Hall crece a medida que crecen las
fortunas que van aumentando los
corifeos que la componen. Va no Sc
contenta con regir la ciudad y el con-
dado de Nueva-Y ork y ell million de
habitantes quelos pueblan: es precise
allmentar la poblacion y extender Ell
territorio. Y la eamarilla de Tanma-
ny, sintiendose con todo el poder de
un gobierno y toda la fuerza de una
nacion, trata de imitar elejemplo de
las potencias europeas, adoptando
ell sistema de anexion que caracteri-
"a 4 la politica del siglo Mr.. Corson,
uno de losque forman la mencionada
camarilla, ha presentado un proyecto
que tiene alarmados q todos los habi-
tantes de esta ciudad. Tratase NADIA
menos que de anexar 4 la ciudad de
Nueva-York una gran porcion del
vecino condado de Westchester, es
decir, toda la parte del Sud de dicho
condado que contiene Z suburbios
forecientes Y unos setenta mil y pi-
co de habitantes. Mas de la mitad de
la isla de Manhattan, es la que marca
los lfmites de esta metr6poli, esta to-
davia sin ediGcar; y este da una idea
de las intenciones que tiene la CANA
rilla de Tammany al querea ensan-
char una ciudad que tiene todavia
tanto terreno despoblado Nj los ciu-
dadanos de Nueva- Y York desean en-
grandecer su territorio con parte del
condado de Westchester, nj 4 los ha-
bitantes de este condado les ha ocur-
rido nunca incorporates q la capital
Imercantil de esta Repdblica; pero les
convene q Tweed y compania que
asi sea, para poder cargar la mano
sobre los descalabrados contribuyen-
tes y para que aumente ell valor de
susnumerosas propiedadesu urbanas; y
asf sucedera a POGO que Sc empenen.
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al iquien vive! contesto 1Espana, >
presentandose desde luego. Fueron
.reconocidos los individuos que 10
formaban y resultaron ser el cabeci-
LA Echemendfa Y su partida, com
puesta de7 blancos, 4 morenosy una
morena. Dicho cabecilla dijo que es-
taba esperanto que tambien efectua-
ria su presentation Don Manuel Car
doso, titulado subprefecto de Vola-
doras, Don Jose Martinez, Teniente
y Don Manuel Hernandez Borjes,
subteniente, los que sin duda Sc ha-
bian ahuyentado con la pronta pre-
sencia de la fuerza militar. Efectiva-
mente, Sc presentaron aquellos tres
en- ell fuerte. Tambien hizo presente
que D. Miguel Lugo y los pardos
Miguel y Eugenio Dita iban pre-
sentarse EN- Alvarez, por haberlo asf
pedido,.y que, dltimamente, el titu-
lado prefecto do Cartagena D. Dio-
nisio Borges y SUI partida Sc presenta-
rian. Asf 10 efectuaron los menciona-
dos, ell secretario de este 1ltimo, An
tonic de la O. Perez Tamayo, dos
blancos, dos pardos, un asiatico, una
morena y una parda: Tambien sor-
prendi6 la fuerza tres ranches en- los
montes de Cayo Palmas, a tres le-
guas del fuerte, .recogiendo en- ellos
unpardo, cuatro pardas y cinco nj
nos. Los presentados 10 han efectua-
do con cuatro revolvers, diez y ocho
machetes y ounce cuchillos. Eche-
mendfa ha presentado alguna CORES
pondencia, SUI tltulo de gobernador y
2,037 pesos en- billetes de la titulada
Repdblica cubana. Borges entreg6
por su parte todo ell archivo y el sello
de la prefecture y 60 pesos de los
mismos billetes y Perez Tamayo 80
pesos de la misma clase.~ Tales han
sido las a1ltimas operaciones.
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NOTICIAS della GUERRA.

L6ndres Diciembre 24.-ManteuAe con
dos divisiones derrot6 aver Faidherbe
con 10000 hombres, cerca de Amiens,
haciGndole 1000 prisioneros.
Un despacho de Cherburgo el % de
diciembre dice que Faidherbe obtuvo
ell dia anterior una victoria sobre los ale
names.
Las guarniciones de Reims Chaloins
han sido reforzadas causa de Ia amena-
zante actitud del ej6rcito frances del Nor
| tie.
Algunos propietarios de Chalons fueron
enviados presos d Alemania por negarse
pagan las gravosas imposiciones del in
vasor.
Los prusianos estan levantando fortifca-
clones en- su Inca de setirada, entire Ver-
sales y Metz
I Los alemanes han vuelto entrar en-
Tours sin oposicion.
En- la batalla de Nuts qued6 herido ell
duque Guillermo de Baden Y varios
coroneles. Los franceses eran 10000 con-
ira 1000. El Is, Sc retiraron una milIa;
pero al dia siguiente volvieron con refuer-
zos y obhgaron a los alemanes retirarse
con tai precipitation que algunos prisio-
neros Sc escaparon.
La noticia de la toma de Amiens cause
un panico en- Lyon. Los rojos asalta-on ell
hotel donde Sc hospedaba ell general Ar
maud, comandante de nacionales. Este dis
par6 su revolver rompi6 la espada de-
tendi6ndose Al fin sucumbi6 al ndmcro
y fu6 sentenciado y fusilado en- pocos mi
nutos. Las tropas permanecieron en- acti-
tud pasiva. -
L6ndre> 25.-El 10 de enero principal
ia el bombardeo de tres fuertes de la parte
Sur de Paris. Despues continuara sin inter
rupcion hasta que Sc rinda La ciudad.
La situacion militar de la plaza mejora
cada dia y los habitantes estan resueltos
defenderse mi6ntras les quede una onza de
yiveres.
Los invasores cometen toda clase de in
humanidades y sacrilegios.
Ell general Faidherbe dice al ministro de
la Guerra que los prusianos presentaron
batalla ell %. Los franceses estaban bien
situados entire Daours y Coute y pelearon
acknowledgements durante todo el dia, to-
mando y recuperando poblaciones. A las
cinco de la tarde qued6 el campo por los
franceses, hacienda retroceder. al enemigo
con una carga q la bayoneta. Los france
ses durmieron en- elcampo de sbatalla. Al
dia siguiente, Sc retirafon los alemanes sin
presentar batalla y el general Fai 1herbe
volvi6 q Albert.
| El rey envio q Berlin un telegrama di-
ciendo que ell general Manteuffel habia he
cho 1000 prisioneos q % en- labatalla de
Amiens y que al dia siguiente emprende-
ria la persecution de los franceses.
En- la batalla de Nuts perdieron estos
1900 hombres entire muertos y heridos, y
hacen ascender las de los alemanes &
5000. II
T La filerza efectiva de los alemanes en-
Francia Sc calcula Ell 100000 honbres la
mitad de los cuales estan sitiando q Paris.
Hay ademas f00,O 900 en- los hospitales Y
las bajas desde el principle de la campana
Sc calculan en- 100000. Las guarniciones
en- Prussia Sc componen de voluntarios de
nenor edad y de los quo por ser denlasia-
do viejos estan va exentos de servicio.,
Burdeos.-Se ha restablecido la ~comu-
nicacion telegra6ca con el Norte de Fran
cia,
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GACETILLA. A

Correo de Espana. --"El Diario de la Ma
rina" del p1blica, 10 siguiente:
Por telegrama que ha recibldo hoy Ia
casa de los sres. sama, Sotolongo y ca
Sc sabe que 81 vapor PUERTO Rico, que
li6 de este puerto ell 10 de Diciembre,
lego Cadiz le1o del corriente sin no.
vedad -El dia 81 de Diciembre sall6
de Cldiz el vapor EsPANA con 600 hom
bres para la Habana.
Loteria de la Habaua. = Ndmeros que obtu-
yieron los prelnios principales en- el sor-
toe veri6cadoel dia "a de Diciembre de
1870.
.13 653 100, 900 S
1869 .. 10000 !,
18.292 $4,000 .,
IA, lss,......,,.....,.. 10000 y
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han tenido que limitar 8 suspender
sus operaciones mercantiles, y no po-
dram obtener jamas compensation a
tantosdanos.
Els probable que existan en- el de-
p6sito sumas procedentes del produc-
to annual de varias fncas responsa-
bles q ciertos creditos, y NADIA mas
justo que, tan luego comos Sc declaren
las prelaciones, Sc RIPARIAN estas su-
mas depositadas entire los acreedores
que tengan derechos 4 percibirlas, El
espfritu de la resolution de 80 de di-
ciembre nos hace esperar que ell 60
bierno allanara todos los obstaculos
que Sc presenter para conseguir ell
objeto deseado; intimamente conven-
cido dequeno puedeprolongarse mas
una situacion tan angustiosa para los
que necesitan disdoner con urgencia
de las cantidades del valor de los
efectos que, hace dos amos demas, SUI
ministraron. En- vano es va quej arse
de 10 sucedido, aunque sobre la razon
para hacerlo; en- vano querer evitar
algunas nuevas tramitaciones, de to-
do punto indispensables, 10 que con-
viene es que procedan con la misma
actividad Consejo, tribunales y a.
creedores, para remediar el NAL que
han estado sufriendo los 1ltimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15
ESTADOS-U -UNIDOS.

De una correspondence de Nueva
York fecha 20 de Diciembre, toma-
mos los parrafos siguientes:
En- cuanto 4 politica, POGO Sc me
ofrece decir hoy, porquela tregua que
han traido consigo estas fiestas ha
cerado ell Capitolio, que es ell taller
de donde salen las noticias mas i'm
portantes.
Ell dltimo debate que di6 t6rmino
en- ell Senado 4 la discussion de~las
proposiciones de Mr.. Morton relativas
q la question de Santo Domingo, ha
ocupado durante algunosdias la aten-
cion general Ell virulento discurso de
Mr.. Sumner ha sublevado contra 6l a
todos los partidarios de la Admins
TRACTION, y Sc ha hablado. seriamente
de separarlo de la presidencia de la
Comision de Relaciones Extranjeras.
Ell Times, que es ell 6rgano semi-ofi
cial del Gobierno y recibe la fnspira-
cion del Departamento de Estado,
asf 10 ha indicado y aconsejado sin
ambajes, diciendo que tai es ell deseo
del Presidente, puesto que el cargo
que ejerce Mr.. Sumner es de tanta
importancia como una Secretaria pa
ia el exito de los negocios extranje-
ros, y es precise por 10 tanto que 10
desempene una persona que este en-
buenas relaciones- con la Administra-
cion, y, sobre todo con ell ejecutivo,
al paso que la actitud hostil de Mr..
Sumnerhaciala persona de Mr.. Grant
imposibilita todo trato Official 8 amis-
toso entire los dos, nj aun por media
cion del Secretario de Estado.
Pero otros peri6dicos han asegura-
do que los mismos senadores que aco=
gieron en- un principle la idea de re-
levar q Mr.. Sumner, despues de cal
cularlo mas concienzudamente, Sc han
persuadido de que esa medida seria
EN- extreme perudicial, porque no
hay en- ell Senado ninguna persona
tan id6nea para ese cargo como Mr
Sumner, que 10 ha estado desempe-
flando con notable tino Y habilidad
por espacio de muchos amos, Y por-
que el senador por Massachusetts, es
hombre de mucha inauencia polltica
en- el pals y seria temible como enc
migo. En- efecto, sfno mienten las no
ticias, Mr.. Sumner ha recioido en- es-
tos dias millares de cartas de todas
parties de la Union, felicitandole por
Ia actitud energica que habia tornado
y excitando1e a mantenerse en- ella,
SECURE de que tendria el apoyo de la
mayorla de los ciudadanos que We
con disgusto la polftica de la Admi-
nistracion.
La resolution que Sc ha presenta-
do a la Camara de Representatives.
propone el nombramiento por ell Pre-
sldente de cinco comisionados para
informar sobre la question de Santo
Domingo, mientras que la que apro-
DO el oenado dispone elnombramien-
to Gle tres: cuya disparidad de n1me-
70 prolongara la discussion y ret9rda-
"a el cumplimiento del proyecto.
La camarilla de Tammany Hall
va tomando cada dia mas predomi-
MO y su poder proporciones verda-
deramente alarmantes Nj. William
N Tweed, el amo y senor del parti-
do democratico ha hecho I'm donati-
vo alos pobresd elaciudad de $50, 900
y esta iberalidad ha de traer sus re-
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Teatro. 81 dia II tendra lugar el benefcio
Gle la simpatica actriz Sra .Lluesma
poniendose en- eseena por segunia vez la
Narzue'a hufa en- tres actos titulada:
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DIED.

BAXTER. On Wednesday, July 18th, IDA,
daughter 81 Emory and Alice Baxter, aged months
Funeral win take place from 1920 Pennsylvania
avenue, Friday, at o clock p. m.
BARNES. On the 18th instant. WALTER infart
son o. Thomas and Laura n. Barnes, aged year,
months and = days.
Again our circle's broken,
FOR little Walters dead:
And hopes we fUndly cherished
Have took their wings and fled.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend MS iuneral on % morrow afternoon, at
o'clock fir, m his parents residence, No. 5li 18th
street, between Penn avenue and street L.
ELLIOT. On the 9Th instant, at q. Mrs.
ELIZABETH ELLIOT, in the ofth year Of her age.
Notice q the funeral in the morning papers
JOSEPH. only child Of Jasper and Emile h. Smith,
aged 3 years. 9 nDths, aud y days
God took his angel soul To heaven,
flower pure and fair,
H Cullef il from our wretChed Garth
To bloom and blossom there.
An how We II miss him, none can tell,
Our precious little one,
Our hearts are breaki Ing as we say
Thy holy will be DONE
By his devoted little cousin. MAP.
VrtftsH on the Death Of MISS Mary A. Randall By
MGsgts ROb.rtS, Ner York City.
Ne must fold the hands gently over her breast,
And take che last kiss ere you lay her 10 rest;
For Der trials are over, her labOrs are done,
And the Angels have " hispered-sister come home
There's home for thee in the mansions above
Where all is peace, life, Jov, and love;
They n shout the glad tidingsS loud praise shall be
gives.
When they welcome thee through the bright portals
Of Heaven.
Then shed not a tear when her grave ys shall see;
she has broken sins letters, from sorrow set free
Now the Angels keep watch DER her lone narrow
bed.
And whisper, she sleepeth Our sisters not dead =
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HELNIBOLD'S

EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
WILL RADICALLY EXTERMINATE FROM
THE SYSTEM sCRoFULA, SYPHILIS, FEVER
SORES, ULCERS, SORE EYES, SORE LEGS,
SORE MOUTH, SORE HEAD, BRONCHITIS.
SKIN DISEASES, SALT RHEUM, CANKERs.
RUENINGs FROM THE EAR, WHITE SWELL
INGs, TUMORs, DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS,
NODES, RICKETs, GLANDULAI swELLINGs-
NIGHT swEATs, RASH, TETTEB, HUMORs
OF ALL KINDS, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES THAT
HAVE EEEN ESTABLISHED In THE sYs-
TEN FOR YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for the above complaints
its Blood Purifying properties are greater than any
other preparation Of sarsaparIla II gives the com
plexion clear and healthy color, and restores the
patient 70 state Of health and purity. For purify
ing the blood, removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood,
and the only reliable and ehectusI known remedy
for the cure Of Pains and Swellings Of the Bones.
Ulcerotions Of the Throat and Legs, Blotches PIN
Piles on the Face, Erysipeas, and al scaly Eruptons
Of the Skin, and Besutihing the Complexion.
jH
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RSEyeTy dog found running loose in hatcher
consumes Il % worth OF strychnins before he is
converted into crude bologna. Ii would be
cheaper q try Cincinnati whisky.
81 Nh. Orange :. Winans, OF Chautaqua, who
sold out 10 boss Tweed last winter, and vas cali
ed Judas IscaTiOt and other Pet names By the
Republican press. Is a candidate for reelection.
rEDowu near London, Canada, if il is sus-
peCted that a farmer has ten cents in his house,
four of his neighbOrs blaCkeu their faces and
Kali him with axes. So the widow Of George
Campbell says.
nyThe fashion in shse-bOws and rOsettes is To
be more gas daring the next winter than ever
before. Manufacturers of shOe-trimmings are
getting mp styles in gold braid and fTinges that
viii make lady's slipper look as If IT came from
a miilncr's shop.
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EEh E. Z. S9hFFkkiiSSssroN. Trustees.
Jyl5-d BATIMER d CLEARY, Aucts
pUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID FRUIT AND
TY, KNOWN As THE ''BUSH-
WOOD PROPERTY


81 We viii sell, at public auction, on TUES
LIZ DAI the Isl day OF August, ISL at O'Clock
So M, at the Exchange Salesroom, IS ID
THAT VALUABLE ARM In ST. Mary,s county,
near The junction Of the Potomac and Wiconico
rivers, known as the EASTWOOD EST ATE and
containing lsc acres, more or less.
Inc soti1 y unusually fertile, and In high state
OF cnitlVation; the large quantity OF meadow land
ensrs pecufiar fncucement TO stock -raisers
liz traet lies IN a compact body, is well watered
variety OF TIMBER, $1,000 or more of which could
De sui On snd large left for home consumption
The PEACH ORCHARD is magnificent; Contains
a59et i9sy frees, 900 Of which are Hale's Early,
Besides Peaches, there are PEARS and other fruits
large ana email as choice in their variety as they
are large in quantity. - 49,
The DWELLING, ofbriek, il one of the finest and
most substantially built houses in lower Naryland
and commands q land and water view of AZ least
ings. 0N' o--'A'
the neighborhOod social and cultiyated and
churches, schools, mills, stores, &c, COW enient
Steamers 10 and from Baltimore and Washing ton
stop at the wharf adjoining sev eral times a week
In addition 20 its merits as farm, II comrnenis
ITSELF not less to al lovers Of sport for It's fine shoot
ing and fishing; which are unsurpassed by any place
Persons desiring to purchase are invited To view
the premises before the day OF sale. Terms which
will be liberal, viii be made known at sale
JOSEPHINE PLOWDEy
p. III. SULLIVAN a SON, Aucts
Corner CORTLAND and Lexington streets
N. III: Parties can purchase privately prior 10 IA
OF sale by applying to the Auctioneers iyli2awtel
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To THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED
A ID ID " Il = y
TOTHE

Whose suherings have been protraciei from htlder
causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment 10
render existence desirable: fyou are suffering ~
have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what e.
feet does it produce upon your general healthe Do
you feel weak debIlitate, easily tirsdg Doe little
extra sron produce pAlpita;ion ofthe haart9 Does
your liver, urinary organs, or Your kidneys Ere
quentiy set cut Of orders l. your urine somstiaos
thick milky or feoky, or is 1t ropy sttling' or
does thick scum use to he ops Or is sediment
at the bottom after it has stood aWhies Doyou have
spells q short breathing or dyspepsia Are your
bowels oonstpated9 DO you have spells Of fainting
or rushes Of blood to the head? Is your memory i'm
Faired3 Is your mind constantly dwelling on this
SUBJECT Do you feel DUH stIess moping, tired OF
company, of life? Do you wish to be left alone 10
get away from eySybOdy' Does any little thins
make you start Or jump Is your sleep broken or
restlessy Isthe lustre OF your eye as briiantg The
bloom on your cheek as bright Do you enjoy ycrr-
self in society as we'll Do you pursue your bu.i-
ness with the same energyg Do you feel as much
confidence in yourselfS Are your spirits duh and
tagging, given &c fits of melsncholyS II 50, do not
lay it to your liver or dyspepsia Have you restless
| nights7 Your back weak, your knees weak, aal
have but little appetite, and you attribute this 10
dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now, reader, self-abuse venereal diseases badly
cured and sexual excuses, all capable Of pro-
ducing weakness of the gencrative organs. The
organs of generation, when in perfect health. make
the man. Did you ever think that those bold. de-
fsnt, energetic, persevering, successful business
men are always those whose generstiye organs are
IN perfect Lealth' You never hear such men com
Plain Of being melancholy, OF nervousness, Of palpi
tation Of the heart
How many men, from the elects OF excuses, have
brought about that state of weakness in Sexual Or.
gansthai has reduced the general system 50 much
As TO induoe almost every other disease-idiocy.
lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and al
most every other form Of disease which humanity is
Ler to, and the real Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspeotedtand have used remedies Tor all but
/ the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use o; Diu
retic. HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHr
is the great Diuretic, and is certain cure for dis
eases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy.
| Organic Weakness. Female Complaints, General
| Debility and all diseases Of the Sexual ORGANS.
whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter OF how LONG stand
! Ifno treatment is submitted to, Consumption OF
Insanity may eIsue. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these sources, and the health All hap
piness and that 81 posterity, depends upon prompt
| Use Of a reliable remedy.
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EVENING STAR.

THE DIvINITT hedging royalty in thess DAYS
does not amount tn much, but such as il is il re
'lers the life OF the Marquis of LOrne somewhat
unenyiable. The Prince Of Wales utterly re-
fuses 10 receive his sisters husband a. memb r
OF the royal family, and at the state ball recent
~, gave orders that the Marquis should not be
admitted at the royal entrance. He was accord
tngly refused admittaICe, and the Princess de-
ci1ued 70 enter except with her husband saving
that her place was where he was. The Mardu :
would not take the Princess in BY the general
public entrance, and the result was that they did
Lot attend the ball.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuCtfOneerr.
ID Southeast corner Of Tfh and ID AT

RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuCtioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 9TH and d sts
CHAECERY SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING ON sENENTH STRFET WEST,
1 sLhNb kNb t az Mini ssFFkFsrs @EsF
NAB BOUNDARY STREET NORTH. Ar
A. By virtue of decree Of the Court Of Fauity
I'm. Of the District Of Columbia passed in the cause
of sheets ct al, VS. Sheets ct al, No 2.45l. equi
20 front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, 26th day
cf July, A ID. ISL, at o'clock . m. the south TWEEN
~ one feet trout Of lot numbered twenty nine 81
recorded subdivision of sduare numbered four hun
dreG and thirty FIVE 49, containing asos square
feet - ground IN the city Of Washington in said
story frame dwelling house, fronting on eth street
west, between and streets, Island.
onTHuRspAY, tn, aa1iG day Of July. A. d 1871.
81 . clock =: m, on the premises, shall sell that
Part ot subdivision known as d in square numbered
thite huniren and ninety three, $685. in said city
aud District, beginning on 9Th street west ia said
CITY, twenty i've feet Two inches south from the
northwest corner of said square, thence running
~ nine feet aud four inches thence north five feet
ana eight inches u Boundary street, thence north
1eet ana ten and one half OF one inch, and thence
west 10 the PLACE OF beginning, with the improve
house.
The terms 81 saie a. prescribed by said decree,
VIII o.. UhctiiT0 oi the purchase money cash bal
ence Unequal Geterrtt payments at and u months,
the purchaser purchasers give notes for the de-
ferred payments. bearing interest from day of sale,
ana secured t. the satisfaction of the trustee and
lien will be retained the property until all ~
when deed viii b. given ut purch aser's cost. All
conveyancing and revenue stamps AT cost Of purcha
time Of sale And the decree provides the fun terms
Of sale not complied with in FIVE days after sale
the trustee To- resell the property at the risk and
Of the dcfauting purchasers, after the same adver
tisement and on the same at the first sale
WASH. x. WILLIAMS Trustee
an. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Yh-d Rep.eoSdsI AuctiOneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27
To PIPE FOUNDERS.
OFFICE WAsHrNerox Aorrprcr,

WASHINGTON, july "a. ls-1. (
Sealed Proposals viii be received by the unlsr.
signed until Y clock on the 10TH DAY OF AUGUsT
Ii' fOr the delivery IN the District Of Columbia Of
nine millions 1900 OOO) Of pounds of ssinCh
Mater Pipe, stop Cocks and Special Castings, The
entire quantity of pipe is divided into four los and
proposals will be received for the whole or less
number Of lots. Ne proposals for Pipes Special
Castings or Stop Cocks viii be received eNaap in he
printed forms, which, with circulars specihcations
plans, forms of contract, and any desired infoTna
ton, can DE had on application in person By letter
to GEORGE.H ELLIOTT
Mayor u Engineers, u =. A,
jy24-l5t Chief Engineer Washington Aaue1nct