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Tb,svss. Robbers and BaIlot.bo1
Stnders Sentenced at Topeka.

Topeka, Oct. 91.-The United States
District Court to day sentenced three men
TO FIVE years imprisonment each for steal
ing government mules at Fort Harker,
one man for two years for personatlng q
government officer, one for ten years ioI
robbing a registered letter, and one for six
months, under the enforcement actt fol
stufilng ballot boxes.
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An Immense and Threatening Forest
Fire in Kentucky. FJF7

cmcNSATr, b., Oct 9l.-1tig report
ed here this morning that an immense
district Of woodland in Campbell coun'
ty, KY, Is on fire. The flames are spread
Ing with fearful rapidlty. There Is much
excitement in Alexandra, which sald q
be threatened. Alexandria Is thirteen
miles from Newport.
LATER-THE REPORT EXAGGERATED.
The reports ofthe burning forests in
Campbell county, KY, have been much
exaggerated. A number Of fires have
broken out, but have been extinguIShed
without severe loss.
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ROUMANIA.

BUCHAREST, October 2l.-The Roums-
nlan government has handed 10 the repre-.
sentaLives Of the Financial Protection
Committee declarations consenting 70 the
committees proposed mode ofsettliDg the
difficulties in connection with the bonds
guaranteed by the government for the
Strasburg railroad scheme. rY Ir
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TIE Signal Service Corps of the Uni,
ted States army have adopted q plan fol
signaling the approach Of dangeroul
storms, for the use OF mariners and others.
The signal Is usually displayed from the
building in which the government meter
ological observations are taken In the
several cities. The csutionary signal h
a red flag with black. n.,..,-r,
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BALTIMORE, October 9l.-The annual
races Of the American Jockey Club are
over. The Pimlico course begins next
Tuesday, and continues four days, A
number Of the finest racer In the country
WIN b, run, The contest will DO inter
eatlng =.
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Ladies' dress more this year for the
opera and concerts than for many sue
ceedlng years. A black silk skirt Is the
foundation OF most Of the toilettes, and
the hair elegantly dressed, handsome
jewelry, and stylish opera CLOAK make up
very pretty and pleasing picture.
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SAN FRANClsCo.
Attompta 10 Rurn the Citr.

BAN FRANCISCO, October 21.-Incendi.
aries fred the blocks bounded by Third,
Fourth, Market and Stevenson streets,
last nlght,at flve different points. All their
attempts were discovered and frustrated.
The locality was thickly covered with
frame buildings, aud their evident object
was TO burn up the city. The police are
working ip the case
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WIN. W. ORAPo, OF New Bedford, witt
ing from the scene, ssyB he thinks the ag.
gregate suffering and loss in Michigan 70
larger thaniin Chicago. -Four hundredg
Of miles, fences, houses forests are utterly
swept away, In many places in this
nelghborhood people were compelled to
20 down into wells to escape the fires as
they swept bybhJ ,ssftat bsr .in5H
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slsnmbont Pa,,epret ReEulatlOn..

WARRINGTON, D. O., October 21.-so.
licitoF Banaeld decides that the steam.
boat laws require inspection, and certitl.
cate 10 state the number Of passenger
ibat any steamer except ferryboatS can
accommodate, and greater number not
allowed, and suggests the enforcement Of
these requirements.
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Ku.Kln1 Arresls IN Georrln.

WASHINGTON, Oct ei.+-Accounts from
Georgia, say that Judge Erskin, has de-
termined to show that there is no occa'
sion for the presence Of the military, His
officers are arresting alleged Ku;klgxlsts
by scores, In the upper part Of the state
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MILWAUKEE,! :
"A Submarine Telegraph Under Lake
Michigan Projected.

"a CANAiSA ANtAA@S
Michigan Projected.
MILWAUKEE, October 81. The produce
men and bankers here are sgitating the
question ofa submarine cable across Lake
Michigan, TO open up new route to
Michigan, Canada, and the East, and a
committee has been appointed to confer
with the telegraph companies, and ascer.
tain all the facts In regard TO the practica-
bility Of such q movement. The Engle-
man Transportation Company have Of.
lered 10 lay the cable free Of expense
The object Of the movement Is 10 have
two lines Accommodation, 80 that II one
falls, as In the case Of the Chicago fire
and storms, there will still be another
route open for business, and II Is thought
that the increase Of business in the North
west and Southwest will keep both routes
fully occupied. The Canadians here are
urging the project with great energy.
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Tho Mobile q Northwestern railroad
perfected the contract Saturday for the
building Of their line nom Mobile to
Helena, Ark.
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The Affair of the Schooner Horton.

WARRINGTON, October 2l.-The Col
lector Of Customs at Gloucester has Off.
cially notified the Secretary Of the Treas
ury ol the seizure Of the schooner Ed.
ward A. Horton for alleged violation Of
the conditions Of the fishery laws. The
owner vent to Guysboto 10 look ailer his
vessel, and found her lying at the wharf
He quietly and peacesbly took possession
Of bis vessel and sailed for Gloucester,
there being no condemnation Of the ves'
sel by the English courts.
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IbjunctiCn Against the Va. q Tenn
Railroad withdraw.

RICHMOND sOctober 2l.-J. ElyBon, 6l
Baltimore, has Withdrawn his motion fol
an Injunction against the Va. 3 Tenn
Railroad.
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speech Of John @. Breckenridge at
Nashville. 'r

NAsv1LLE, TENN, October 21.-John
g. Breckenridge arrived here this morn.
ing. lie was serenaded by his compan-
ions In arms, a large crowd being present
Having been called for and introduced by
Gen. Babble, he made speech, returning
thanks for the compliment, attrlbutlng Il
10 the partialty Of his comrades rather
than bis merit He did not seek such
compliments, nor did he affect indifer.
ence to them, and In casting up the sum
Of life's grieis and pleasures, she would
place this occasion in tho scale oi pleas:
hro. He did not now make speeches, and
II would not be expected OF him whether
he could say anything that would be more
Appropriate than TO express the hope that
ali were doing something. lie said no
idle or repining man should become or be
entitled 10 the respect Of man or Of
woman. He concluded by saying that
he would return In full measure the Of.
fection exhibited TO him. He remained
the same man as in past years. Tennes.
sec was associated with great scenes and
with many dear recollections Of bis life,
and he would invoke a blessing upon her,
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,ITXLY.
The Cardinals Advise Ihe Pope to
uj H.. Quit RomeI 90. ...

ROME, October 21.--T Tho cardinals who
held meeting here have advised the
Pope. TO leave rlRome to preserve his
spiritual independence. The Pope has
almost concluded 10 depart OF the time Of
the conyocation Of the Italian Parliament
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GERMANY.
An EmISSary Of the Pope Interviews
hf'l.... the Emperor. i,;. ~. =,

BERLIN, Oct 2O-A distinguished pre-.
late. ,.emisSary Of the Pope, obtained an
audience with the Emperor iordayyto as.
certain II 1t would be allowable for the
approaching conclaye TO cit outside Of
Romo or In some French CITY, The ennis.
sary was referred 10 Bismarck, who
eyaded reply. The Emperor sent an
autograph letter Of sympathy to the Pope.
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war DEPARTNENT,
OYTfuE OF TIE CHGEP SisNAL 0HTfCEA,
WIsHNuToN, D. c., Oct. 2i-T:30 ?. 4.


wGSitSOToN, D. g., Oct 'I-7iaO ?. n. !
ggv.T PRoBGBI1lTHa .Esf ,El
The barometer will probably continue
Ia fall on Monday throughout the Allan.
tic States, and threatening weather extend
from the Blue Ridge westward. Easter.
" winds possibly with rain, from lower
Florida to North Carolina. Partially
cloudy and warm weather In the middle
nd eastern States, and prevailing wester.
ly winds from New England to WiScon-
ain
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The GaStsin Conference ahdlaIhe
y alInteEnatioaale. J ID Z
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Liberal Jewish Donations
for the Sufferers.
Applications for Relief Diminishing
Gen. Sheridan sendsAid to Wisconsin

G8 ~ ~ : y 81,
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EVENING STAR.

clIled a handsome woman not tall, but stout
with an exceedingly pleasant face, and the mos,
misChieyous pair of gray eyes that ever
twiukled over the fOOtlights. There il nothing
extraordinary in her yOice; but there Is in her
gestures. And she hasn't the slightest fear of
injuring her features by the grimaces she
makes. She opens her mouth and shows her
tongue in manner quite alarming to nervous
PEOPLE The old fellows in the pit, however,
didn't seem TO be afraid. There is an abandon,
a freedom amounting to recklessness in her
move ments that would he disgusting ia any
body else; but " all appears 30 naturally the
expression OF happy temperament, YOU can't
find IL in you to blame her. IL you did you
would reverse your judgment the instant you
beard the laugh. There's no outstanding the
contagiOn of that ringing, musical, jolly sound.
SChneideT's diamonds are wonderful. i have
never seen 80 many and such fine ones In the
POSSESSION OF one individual. They remind you
of the Royal Treasury at Dresden.-fdris Let
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aVM. Louis Kossuth, the well-kn0wn Hunga-
rian patriot, has been elected a member OF the
London branch of The International Society.
zYThe Williamsburg. y. Y, Mormon church
i breaking up. Most OF the leaders have gone
20 Utah.
sS-A man named Benning drank a large
quantity of whisky in Portland, Me-, Saturday
night. fell from his chair and died.
ga woman has elevated BARRIERS sign in
Fort Wayne. Ind, hut the bearded monsters of
the place are little shy of trusting the coquet-
fish sex at their threats with a razor.
"Further reinforce ments from Spain have
Just arrived in Cuba. to assist in putting down
the instruction which was suppressed, accord
ing TO Spanish accounts, more than year ago.
~A little girl was told to spell ferment, and
give its meaning, with a sentence in which il
was used, the following was literally her an
swer: "Ferment, a verb, signify ing to work.
love 10 ferment in the garden"
@Many ladies, who are afraid to have their
ears pierced, wear a small gold wire behind the
ear, which clasps it in front and hold the ear
ring firmly. and the hair ~ then brought down
over the ear, in order to hide it.
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CATHOLIC ABSTINENCE MovKMENT.-U l.
proposed To hold a convention in Philsdelphia
early IN the new wear for the purpose of forming
a National Catholic TO,al Abstinence Union.
The number of me mbers OF State unions is now
about 80, eco and 10 L. thought that closer con-
nection between them will enable them to work
more effectively. The signatures of the presi-
dents OF the State unions TO call for the pro-
posed convention are now being secured by those
Interested i'm the NOV eIneut
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AUCTION SALES.
NsTURE DAYS
Rf GREEN 3 WILL IAMS. Ars,ioNeers,
~ Scathensi c.Irner Of IN and u streets

TRUSTEES SAFE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TATElN TaE CIT OF WASHINGTON AND
I0UhTY OF WASHINGTON in THE Dis
TkfCT OF COLUMBIA.
- b. iytue 81 a decree of the supreme Court
e.0 OF TIE District ef TolUuhia> PASSED in equity
80 cause Asg fsl6- Of Thamss e-lbertvs william
1alheIt et al. the undersigned trustee will sell
e public aucfon. the premises, all the right, tit
and estate oEfhe larties to this cssa~e. 20 W.T.:
Or 23p Dan OF NOVEMBER lS - 1T 4 O'Clock . m =.
ell thoee ceRSa parts of Lots sad g. In Square No
$50, FIR ntin 2 south street. and beginnine far
said Fart IT Dot 3, rs feet frU TIE eorn@r
y said squsFe. running thence east with south X
street rs feet; thence north sc right angles To said
street 81 feet thence west tees thence north IL
to the rih line o said lot iArnce west with said
north lire feet thence due n Q. fee, 10 the line
Of south s.Iee ar'o plsce Of beginning
Also, on she 2aTH DAY Or NOVEMBER, psTh at 3
oe'ock 81, or the premises. all that tract of land
lying apo being in the said county Of washing top
NOV and described he corded plsn or survey
a. late Matthew Nigfeid estate as mart II Lot q
which sad part ~ said Lot 3s adoips niece of aid
III on the west belonging 10 Marberry aud that pa RI
of saio fet belonging 10 the MAYORS Also adiors
piece or perce OF land besh Ring James Dsnfrhs
heirs-eentsning ore acre. Being the same property
lately ccruried by Rfason Arnold Togatber with
the buildings and improvements on the said several
pieces or parcels of gre and
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance i'm e. q Il
10 and Is months with interest from ay of ssle said
taianee L. he secured by the promissos rtes of the
purchaser purchasers, endorsed 10 satisfaction Of
Trustee. No deed given until all purchase money
shsH be paid Stamps and convey sncing at cost Of
purchaser or purchaser.
VIM j. MILLER Trus..e
hoso6ds SBEEN WILLIAMS, Agcts
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Rr GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioDeers-
- No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID street.


TRIsTEEs' SALE oF LOTS IN SQUARES SIT.
s1S AND se1 IN SOUTH WASdINGTON y
- BY yirtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court O,
ethe District q Columbia, passed ON the 18Th day
~-of July, ISL In the case Of Baitzsr vs. Thomn-
and others, Equity cause No 1873, and by virfrs
OF subsequent order passed Ia the same cause sub
sttutpS the undersigned tId.tees in place OF the
original trustse we shall sell BY auction on the
premises, on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of De
ceinber. NJ O'Clock .. m, Lots A, ID, q and n in
The subdiyisicn Of lot in square 81, in the city OF
Washington, d C., rs the said square and lots are
laid down on the plat IL said city Said lots and
t-ch front - feet 81 west and aye 10 feet
eeep. Said lots G and each trout ~ feet on Al
street west, and are 80 feet deep.
Lots A, and ID, in square SO. Said lots each
trent = feet on Sd street est and So feet dee
Also,
Lot III. In square ISL Said lot fronts % feet ON n
street south, and is Id feet deep.
Terms OF sale: One thiId cash; the rest In notes at
g. j and Is months SIS to be paid down on each lot
when they struck OF and the deferred payments
90 be secured by deed Of trust the premises If
the terms q sale be not nplied with in Ave days
fr day Of sale. the trustees shall have The right 20
resell the property At the risk and Of the de-
fsuiiing purchaser. Stamps and convey aneing at
pure hasef cost.
y p yAG 2 Ksq9ssSsToN Trustees.
no2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. &c.
u @. SMITH a CO.'S

II q. SMITH q co.'s
COMMISSION PRODUCE BxcRASGE,
sos u STREET,
thrst door east Y. N. c. A. BuldinsJ
offer for ssle, At market values:
ioS s ssssI \; T. STATE GOla.edSe EUTTEs-
a,s6s COOKING BUTTER
ho beg. BUCkwHEAI FLOUR
s, ,S:s ST. yyi Essst Shafsf rs
ln lpshels CBE TNUIs
let5,s NAVY BtANs
leu bUsbelsSIiHe OATS.
iS'Ng' S SI nth F fis6 RsIK nv, TAr.
DkESsED POULTRY, a., sc., Sc. rolls I'm.
IT'S NO Use TALkING;
ARR SELLiNG IHsIR GOODS
THAN ANY oTHEs re Use N WASHING,
COFFEE sUGAR.-'.,'.. .............l.e. m
stGkR STRt !, . ~ -----' .---.--ilc' 70
,..rn BREAKFhsr B1C0S~Ii$S =.
sra i6sk STATE soLL BUFrkR, ''i-''' 70.
fAsiLi fIot 11ii c6oicSJ Sis, saS. sac e.
Just reoeivtda fine lot { . Il TEAS from San Fran
CT GO direct; all Of the best quality Al the following
,mpyrial Tea only SO, worth sise~here 81.
ca posda Tea "a, Gs, Il rSr1h elss6sTs
Erelis6 Br.ssfssi -, Gor'h elsewhere Sis.
put NJ in IL BASKETS which We are selling at tn
low price OF lis per ID,
per ID New oresrs Mosses, nc NV ssi s
GTsS SsS s1r G gal os, ssaiSc pei 10 tresh Grsr
shsd a. lee each. 1t will pay TO give us call be-
is ssi f%sng s.. s ShSre
oczS-u Between 81 and ~ streets.
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by LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucttopeer,
- !Suocessors % Cooper d LatimerD
Southwest corner penna iaxAnua a ma Inn .


EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
a On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, November
VA 22d, ISL, at 10 o'cl, elk, at No. IN d street
IN between Let and I'd streets N w we shaIj :, II
Hsn excellent assortment OF Household and
slnut Striped Rep Parlor Suite
Marble top Table, whataot,
Chandeliers, Otfomaus,
Superior Brussels and Three-p g arnAts
Walnut Chamber Furniture,
Reasteads. Bureas. WarItrobes,
Washstands, Chairs and Tables,
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows AID Boosters,
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and Spreads,
Extension Dining Table,
lining Chairs, Refrigerator, Tin Safe,
Stair Carpets and Oil Cloths,
China and Glass Ware,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
mole LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
1IN CONSEQUENCES OF WEDNESDAY BE.
ING election day the above sale is postponed until
FB1DAY, Nov. Path, same hour and place
noO dts bATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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GETTING READY FOEITHE NEXT WAR--It Is
expected that before the end of January, 1si2,
France will have ten army corps, completely
organized ard fully supplied with improved
arms, posted at the great military centers OF the
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOtDN.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneors~
~ 31s. Southeast c, rDer of 9Th apd ID streets

10y 6REEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneers~
~ 31s. Southeast c, rDer of 9Th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES sALr OF InPRavEp REAL Es
IATE Fronting ON SECOND street
MEsT, BETWEEN r. AND sTEEEr5
NORTH. At AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY: the 10 n day of Nov ember, 1871.
- FreEises, by virtue of deed 4 trust to the
subscriber. bearing date the twenty fifth day OF
August ISL, aud recorded iu kibet No 657 folio So
Of the land cords for Washington county. i'm
the District Of Columbia, tn following named i'm
ed property lying and being in the CITY ef Wash
i gtOn, Il. C, viz Lot numbered twenty-two (22i
in T.. Aliens subdivision Of q. part of bot one al
treethsr with the imprON eIBehts, which are q large
unfinished brick House, &c. &c.
1erEs ne third cash sdDof which pus, be PAID
down when the properly is knocked Off)s b.ancs in
and j, mOh hs, the purchaser To give Istes for the
deferred meuts, hearing interest at the of 10
per cent frcm day II sale. A deed gwen and deed
Of trust taken. All conyeyanciBg and stamps ut
ply with the terms ia Ave days the trustee re-.
serves the riChi to resell tn peFfy the risk
ard oost 81 defaulting purchaser, by adVerti-ing
sheh resale three times in spap per published
in the city Of Washington.
JOSEPH DYER, Trustee
mol GEEkS WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TTHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
hay ing made default in ply irR with the terms #
DAY, November the 22d INST A. ID 1871. a. 4
O'Clock m. on the yrtmis es at the risk and cost Of
tie defaBllipg purchaser. S2so cash, a certified
JOSEPH r DYER, Trustee,
rolS-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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NOLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE PT
~ MALES,

Corner Of Pesnsyfraata arsaxs asd zsfk sfysa
This Hospital Il situated In one Of the moot be>l
thy portions Of the District, surrounded By Its own
grounds. the rooms large snd airy and supplied
with the comforts Of home Ladies living afst
lance who may be DESTROYS Of availing themseveeof
the benefit Of treatment In this Institution
cure private rooms By applying TO the Surgeon IN
chief or the hstron. The price Of these rooms vary
from so 20 S5 Per week which includes Board
Nursing, Medical or Surgical TrsAtmeut and Msdi
cines.
The United States Government provfdss forty
FREE BEDS for the following class Of patients
yiL:-Wiyes W lido Of Soldiers Sailors Of the
United States Army and Navy, or females who may
be citizens o. any State but temporarily esidents
Of the District and REQ srine medical treatment and
nursing, but unable % pay Therefor.
Cards OF admission 70 these beds can be obtained
OF the Surgeon General, q. 3. Army, at his once
corner o. Pennsylvana avenue and 18th street, and
ot TIE surgeon In chief st his ONCE, 1874 Mssss
There are also twenty YREE BEDS for poor NO
men resdents Of the District. Orders for mission
70 these must % obtained Of the Governor Score
Visiting Days: TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, frov
10 10 q.
MEDICAL sTAFF:
II. THOMPSON, N. D., Surgeon IN O,,fs<
Once and residence 32l Ma sv.snnsa
IA. ASHFORD, N: D., Assistant Surgeon,
CONSULTING BOARD:
Noble Young, n. d., y. Howard, n. D.,
J A. Ritehie, D. Jehns9n Eliot, d,
ielly
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 7th and u streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
"a By virtue of a deed Of trus, to me, dated the
G::I I'D day Of November. 1852, aud recorded in
- Liber 6Ol, folio 4o3, ene of the land records
Ia shiDgton county. District of Columbia, 1
she oner at public auction, Ia front. Of the prem
ises, ON MONDAY, the Goth dsy of November 1871
a. o cloes m part Of Lot No. 4, in Square So,
having front OF IL feet inches, running back to
d-pth of l2o feet The above real estats fronts
street north between North Capitol ct and New
Frame Dwelling. - 49,
Terms q sale One third cash; balance in six
n'he twelve, eighteen aud twenty-fo months, for
notes bearing interest, and secured by q deed OF
trust on the premises. All conyeysncing and stamps
~ purchasers cost. 500 to be paid down at the
time Of sale III e rms Of sale not complied with
wi hin ten days from date of sale, the Trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the same at the REX and
cost Of the dfaulting purchaser by giving Ave days
notice in SOME paper published in he city of Wash.
lBgfon. RIO HARD j. BKALL, Trustee
hOSc GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
B9~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until THURSDAY, the 23d in
slant, at the same hour and place. BY order Of the
Trustee. -
no2l-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
X j. L; C0LDWE ELL q CO., Auctioneers,