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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
X son.ss,s, csxnsr ~ s, ~ 80 6


ID Southeast corner Of 9TH and n streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRspsRrY
AT AUCTION.
- By yir.vs Of seed Of trusr 20 tss under
..liber 6ls, fclio rs enc Of the land recor5s Of
Washington eoEaty d e., and at the reEsess Of the
Oh MONDAY, August s1st, at 5oelacs .. m, ON
ass ssd n na sss Gr sresl f &
ginning Tor the same at ihe northeast e0rasr Of Lot
four. and rum ing thence south twenty ore 2iJ fee,
on the west lsse of l2Is street: thence the
the northwest corner Of sad lot; thence casa to the
place OF begiaoing. Ecproyed by a threestOry
Terms of sae: One fourth ash balance IN & IL and
Is months wenterest ai the rate Of 10 psr cant per
rho property. $40 dnvSa at the time Of sale Con
yeyaDoing and' stamps AZ purchasers cost. If the
will be forfeited, ard the trustee reserves The rrSt
70 resell the property at the risk and of the de-
PHLLInA; DARNEILkE, Trustee.
aulots GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
g-TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Lopa ,tiie <Sth instant, az the sane hour and
au2i -eoSds GRBEN { WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ny THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PUNED until MoNpAY the 4th day OF Sept ember,
G"'9 GREEN hGe
RY LATIMER CLEARY, AuctiOners,
ID Successors to Cooper hatimerl
Southwest corner Penn aven8e and llth street
ONE 81 the - MOST TALUApLE IIECEs OF
On lSTH ST. BETWEEN PENNA. AVENUE
AND ST, At AUCTION.
IL On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 4th, a.
E.S 5h O'clock, we will sell, in front of the prem
..ises, Lots numbered and Z, in Square No. 29l:
situated on 18th ST. west, between Pa avenue and
st. This property is improved by three three-story
Brick Dwellings, with sttics, cellars, and back
buildings. Being in the most central part OF the
city, and having from. Of seventytwo (72 feet on
l3th street, with deptbof one hundred and twenty
eight feet there could be desirable location
for an opera house, hotel, private residences.
The property VIII be sold as whole or in three lots
As the owner is determined to SELL persons dosirous
OF Investing in frst-elass city property would do
well to attend.
Terms of sale: 0Ae- fourth cash: resitaue in one,
two and three years. with interest from day of sale,
payable half yearly; deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property. Convey
ancing and stssps at cost of purchaser. 500 down
at time of sale.
Title perfect. plat of the property can be seen
by applying TO the auctoneers
LATIMER CLEARY,
auzo d&os RepI Auctionesrs.
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II ASKELL, LYON d co.

HASKELL, LYON d co.
WAHFrELD's R RAEESS ?s s5Rr TArEH SELF
NO BOILING,
NO HARD RUBBING!
NO HOT WATER!
NO WASHBOARDS!
NO BLUEINGt
NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The above firm having secured the exclusive RICH,
to manufacture and sell
Warfleld's Patent Cold Water Self.
Washing Soap,
and for the T TTtTE o P and DIS
riSr sop which washes thoroughly in any kind Of
also guarantee that it will not iniure even the finest
Not only does it labor fuel clothes, &c, but
by using housekeepers &c. rid of the discomfort of
no. water IN summer, and OF steam in the house du
ring winter, which causes frequent colds, especially
70 those who go from steaming hot wash room to
Thousands Of testimonials to its great exco,,encs
are at hand but no evidence can equal that derived
rom ones own observation and experience.
yit single bar is Sufficient for the ordinaryy
week g. washing Of family Of eight persons.
things that soil and lieerste5 them from the
usually done with labor and hard shSi
the clothes by means Of washboard machine.
except when the clothes are much soled or the dir
firmly imbedded in the fabric. VIII
lnc SiOines no Diuelng III Or1ed IN the
as They are bleac he'd every time they are washed.
Clothes washed with this Soap wifi last fuliy twice
as long as when washed in the ordinary way with the
Soaps hitherto most popular.
To coDsumers, therefore, it is unquestionably the
CHEAPEST Soap ever manufactured. The usual
POOLE 4 HUME. s54 Pa. ay.,
ausim e.. :. 6oid Water Soap.
RY WIN. L. WALL a Co, Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
700 and 9O2 Pennsy lvania avenue,
FOR PRIVATE SALE
We are now receiving from the manufacturer
very large am handsome assortment of CABI-A
which we invite the attention of buyers, as all ~
are OF excellent workmanship, which has been III
GAde TO order, and 20 which We respectfully in
vite the attention Of buyers before purchasing else
oc90-t Anctione..
ENLoUR, MEAL, MILL FEED,
AT VERY Low RATES,
ELEGANT OATS,
some ofthe finest ever brought to this market
AT VERY Low RATES
VIM. M. GAIT CO.
Indiana avenue and LIST street
le N NEAR BALTIC and Ohio Railroad Depot
CONGRESS STABLES, stA sfyest. 6Sf,c--- -
" u aa1{ Il. Horses and Bugges for Hire 1NN
and q fresh supply Of good Horses for Sale H2A
'i Is 81. WEEK kioHARp P yAkL.
CITIZENS AND VISITORS GAIL Ann sFE
" those WHITE SHIRTS for one liar each
PRINCES Loan once Sales Roou 1905 Pennsyi.
ssa1s s'enoe' au5-a
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CALL AND SEE
THE LARGEST,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF
SLATE MANTELS,
Not excepting Boston, New York, Philadelob mia And
Baltimore.
ALSO,
MARBLE MANTELS AND IRON
MANTELS, GAS FIXTURES.
TO SUIT THE RICH AND POOR-ONLY COME
AND EXAMINE.
LATROBE STOVES, CRATES. RANGES. PAR
LOB HEATERS;
and great variety Of other goods; In part
NON EXPLOSIVE LAMPS, PATENT ARGAND
OIL BURNER. WILL FIT ANY LAMP
SOMETHING NEW.
HAMILTON Z PEARSON.
No. q, Y. n GA. BUILDING,
an n-tr 9TH AND d STREETS.
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS,
PEN KNIVES, from IS cents to 81, at
PENCE = Loan flee Sales Room, ~
soset Aeoo Pennslvania syenue.~
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~ asniAerUN. - O.. Angucf y.
Sealea frnp-.als VA - reraiNsi fg So u.ier-
signed unih % clack ~ fhe Ffrrf ENrH Ifsfht nAr
% ShfFEEHr lsIi. NJ the ifghf hrrzr Btari.
Art a-urh huparfUe frr the laeng 81 OIL y Nf.rrfrr
~ toluuhs - nils milissfs toogfsE af pounds a
- ineh sasi lren Water fipes, stop C1cks. aud
The entire pgIk e diyaca into four 81, i.iors and
number of divisions.
kach bidder li1rr making his bid mus deposit AZ
the firs; National Bank, Mashnciou. S. ths -relit
~ the Governor - the bistric; q Cour biA the sum
81 one ttoDsand 1llars curi, that b. "a cutter
into and complete the contract accurfi. tn sns
iHcsfions. The noncy - deposited q b. ~ nrn-i
60 the unsuccessful bidders when ths contract 10
his contract.
The contractor viii ~ required g. Forfeit one dot
lars s1aday Tor delay "a the las nr 81 each pipe,
special casting, and stop cock be,oua the time re-
Cuired I'm the ntrsct
No proposals Tor LAYING pipes ~ ~ be received ex-
cept IN the printed forms. Nhgk. with circulars.
spgCfhcatons and form of Coutract. and any frth-s
Information, be hal application an mr.. a, M
By letterto GEORGE A. ELLIOT.
-. -. -. MAJOR 81 kugaueers, 4. :. A..
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l ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
IL EOUIPAGE D

ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
- EQUIPAGE.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
,,--,, JEFF ERsoNyILLB, IND, August 10, 1871
III be sold at public auction the depot AT JEFF
IersonSill Indiana, commencing on TUESDAY
September -, ISL, at 10 O'Clock a. m, under the
direction OF Captain J. +. Rodgers, M s. k H. II
Army, a large quantity of new, unserviceabIe and
damaged clothing, Camp aud Garrison Eauipage,
$500 Uniform Coats
l6500 pairs Trousers foot
62!G0 pairs Trousers, mounted
500 pairs Drawers,
10000 Shirts, flannel.
5000 Shirts, gray
5000 Great Goats, mounted
III 900 Great Coats, foot.
1900 Blankets, wool.
lS5IOO0 Sack Goats, lined.
600 Sack Coats, unlined.
5000 pairs Boots and Bootees
$500 Forage Caps
. Il go pairs Stockings
ana various other articles.
The terms Of sale will be stated In the CataIocues
winch can be obtained at this office.
by order OF the Quartermaster General.
1850, @. IL. HOYT,
aul7-l5t Captain and Depot Quartermaster.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 18th aud ID street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On 11TH STREET, BETWEEN RHODE ISL
AND AVENUE AND STREET NORTH, IN
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. G..
- By virtue of a deed of trust from Armstead
- Reed and wife, dated the 9th day of November,
- 1856, recorded in Lber X. Nj. H., No. "a, folio
ISIS, &C., one of the land records of Washington
county District of Columbia and by direction of the
parties secured thereby, we shall, WEDNES-
DAY, the 30th day of August, 1871 at O'Clock p.
m, offer for SALE to the highest bidder the prem
Uses, Lots Nos. and s. in w. w. Corcoran's sIibdi
vision of original lots Nos. aud 8, in Square No.
337 in the city Of Washington, ID. @.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-thrd cash 8 100 OF which must
be paid at the fall of the hammer, the property
will be Immediately resold) and the balance in and
l2 months, for which the purchaser will give his
notes, secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancng, recording and stamps at the pur-
chasers cost. If the terms Of sale complied
with in five days the undersigned reserve the right
to resell, after weeks public advertisements at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
MN r. MooDWARDk Trus,aos
CHAS. BRADLEY, ifus'ess'
au9-eo&ds GREEN x WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, Ss Il. 4th, lS7l, at the same hour and
place: BY order Of the Trustees.
au50-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
same place and hour. By order of Trustees.
DY VIM L. WALL, a co. Auctioneers
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STONE.
SENECA QUARRIEs.

THE MARYLAND FREEsrONE NJ a COW
PANY
6 Have on hand and Saw 10 order Platform ste,s
Nindow CAPS and sills, Door siils, ASH r,Wafr
Tables Coping, Flagging, Ira stuff Curi I,r. aIso
Rough Blocks Of all dirnensions Good A. a., $3.50 $3.50
fer Brdgss, RaiiroAd work, wharyes, and Al Iheavy
Masonry work. Bubble suitable for Gel n w six
Range Bubble work, Churches, warebsnses and
other hsesEs 6udings, walls, and all jobs whore
ONCE and yard corner and aSth streets w
mz-m.w.f.6m W. HAYDEN. sacrerarvf
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OFFICE OF THE DO ARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
W nLsTnIrT ~ Inr -


NAsrIS6TON, ID. e.. August -. lS7l.
tfaled Proposals viii lee received az this or %
I'll : m. 81 the . n - SEPTEMBER. A. ID. IEl
for the erection Of the supersiruriure 81 an iron
truss bridge over Rock Creek, the liue Of M"
aud Bridge streets.
The trusses De below the floor a the bridge; the
depth from the bottom II the trnss the floor al tbs
bridge g. be ten (o) feet the width q tho carriage
way O. De- forty t0l fcut, with sile-v alks ght -
tect ice; the clear span between the abgtmcuts
l. one hundred ami twenty five AZ feet.
Each bidder viii sulilii his own plan. which must
De acc mraniec b sch tUlc giving weights 81 cart,
and wrought iron In bridge. and estimate q tts
maximum strain ~ tension and compression the
wrought aIfs cast iron when loaded With siNty-six
lool psuuds per square foot II .ae surface Of the
tTilEe between the ahutmcTrs aud railiugs.
Plans ana diagrams showing the plan - c1nst-uc-
tiCn and the details 81 tho work D. deposited
with the proposals. The plans etc, q rejected bid
Ccrs viii be returned.
BidJers viii also state the time required FOR the
completion 81 the work.
he required masonry VII be done b. the Board
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any an
lids ifdeoned ~ them u the inssrssts u the Dis
trict 20 do 50.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
BRIDGE and addressed 90 the Board ~ Public
Works, District OF Columbia. Rep Ohr.l au25-td
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RoABD OF PUBLIC WORKS. !

RoABD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
- DfNfrt1 az CoiHs1bid.
WASHINGTON, Angus 81, lEf.
. Proposals viii be received NJ the Office q the
Board Of Public Works until n IN. SATURDAY,
September Q. ISL. for Furnishing ani delivering Mt
such place ahd time. the Seventh street rDsf.
Board Of Public Work. 50 looo) SIXTY THOUSAND
HARD BRICK.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids offered.
Eudorse proposals 4" Proposals for Furuishf,s
G0gOe Hard Brick and direct Treasured lizard ~
PubIe Nclks. sel-7t
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- AN'ANA ~ n fa.AaANA
MAJOR of Eufsueers, q : A.
au0-lot Chief EngL nicer. " s.hiae,,n Aan.lnst.
DPOPOsALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION or
II THE TlDER SEMrR

II TIKI TlBkk SEMER
OFFICE OF The BoARn - fT-mIr WORKS, 4
Ds1Ffcf a C'oiBHGbfa, y
WASHINGTON, n. G. h-nRnst 3. ls7l.
Sealed Proposals Will be received By the b ard Il
Public Works Of the District Of Columbia, until q
NJ, SEPTEMBER y, for the continuation OF the con-
stTucton Il the tber Sewer, from lie present terni
nus OF Third Sdl streof west 90 the south side Of
MARY land avenue, the slRnS aud specifications of
which may be seen ~ the Engineer : Office
Bidders viii state the nFce per lineal foot of
ire line 81 sewer which price must include "a cost %
labor and material isk inc good Of all damages, etc..
REQUIRED by epecifca.iaus
Each bidder VIII b. required, before presenting his
bad, 90 deposit with the Collector Of ashi.gton cfty,
10 the credit 81 tie Board Of Public Works. the
q one thousand dCalzrs, .0ol taking receips
therefor, guarantee that he will enter into and
carry Out the CoHtract. n awarded g hi- In Accord
ance with his bid. TIE money dep lsited viii be
refunded - the Unsuccessful bidders alter the award
q the contract, and 70 The Contractor after the
Tlefion Of I he work.
Proposals 60 be Endorsed Proposal for TIber
Sewer and addressed 60 the Treasurer % the
Board Of Public Works, District of Calam-
bra an std
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AUCTION SALES.
10y WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. 9S Louisiana ay =, between 9Th and Nth SITS.

10y WIN. l., WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. 50 Louisiana ay., between 9Th and nth SITS.
TWENTY HEAD OF YOUNG Drove HORSES,
T6IRTY BEAD OF Low ,PRIcSp WORK
e. On TUESDAY M6RSiNG, September
~ 9Th. commencing at 10 O'clock NE viii sell,
TWENTY HORSES JUST ARRIVED FROM
OHIO AND KENTUCKY.
and warranted as guaranteed bS the auctioneer.
One pair Sorref Mares, lsSs hands Agh, S aud 6
years q, iron h0ntucky,jFery stylish, and kind
One pair Black Mares, full is hands Nigh, years
old, warranted sound aud well broke to harness.
Lfrcm Kentucky. very stylish; one a fine Saddle
Mare; TO be sold without reserve.
Together with a lot of Stock, of wiich full de
scripJion Will be given at sale.
THIRTY GOOD Low. PRICED CART HORSES.
suitable for heavy work all Of which viii b. sold
ard q fair trial given to all parties.
Guarantee on stock warrant to work will ex
pire 81 p m. day of sale.
Guarantee on stock warranted sound will expire at
1t W. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
DYJ.T COLDwELL & Co. Auctioneers,
- 5. 4. corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TUhE, CONSISTING OF SEVEN OCTAVE
SSEbHMAN PIANO, mA iS WaLSUT
AND HUsK MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS,
s sfdsE5 hS
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, CHINA,
GIAssw On kWkk IS STAY MORNING. ssptem-
III House No 4s9 lst street east, between A
and streets south the above excellent assortment
of Household Furniture.
sei,2t s ~ JT COLDwELL Co, Aucts
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IN az easCs where vehicle il not engaged by the
n Crr y shall De Considered heing engaged by the
Up A. is * pressly understood that in ALI cases the
le inr lNc Passengers, together with the articlas
herein pros ied for 70 be carried Iy each sbsii ~
the Sam as for one only - 'NOn shah DC
=, The are TO any point outside Of wassIn0ton and
GeCT3etoEn ard within the District ~ Ioin,n 80
shsll. N ali cases, be harg.l by m b,,r
AZ hour and at the SAM within TIE ei,is
AZ u the vehicle - dismissed outside Of the iSi ~
Washington and Georgetown a fare OF ffty rsntS "a
ditional may lie charged. '' III
Each passenger Is entitled 10 have conveyed wi n
out extra charge one trunk, other travelling b5x
OF bag: PrOrifsi, There be not more than I've
trunks or other travelling boxes 10 be conveyed AT
one time ior the person or persons hiring the con
driver shall be entitled to twenty five cents for each
Hdlli1nhl one. Each passenger shall also be en-
IiIet 70 have convey ed such other small packages
can be conveniently carried within the vehicle.
The driver shall load and unload al baggage with
ont additional charge.
II a passenger claims 20 be oyercharged by
driver the driver il compelled TO drive the passen-
ser @ the nearest police station, where the officer
H. charge viii Immediately decide the case In case
~eIe passenger Il about 20 leave by railroad stage
or steamboat the officer duty such Mace shall
promptly settle the claim in accordance with law
On the diverse side Of this ticket the following
snail appesT % wit and such additional matters as
he driver must present this % every passenger
tt5ere cI upon eHtering his vehicle:
Remarks made b.
Residing az
~ by the hour
ben eng4ged, = h, mn.
" heh ctsci trged. - N, - IN
one or two horse vehicle, horse
II by tLr trip. 4'S'
Where from, -
One or twO-hoTso vehicle, horse.
p lmber Of ex "a pieces
a.
fs.r.t -j,ils-I
unmarried
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TRUSTEES ATAUCTION OFTWOBEAU
L G6Nr II TE o FIFTY
I TW2 6hNckkE ES h1}AGENT 70 TTE Wis
ONE AND 4 HALF MILES F FROM T II + TER FER
MINUS OF THE ~ STREET RAILROAD.
fEn ct deG dasd r Jny 5G@ no. Js saR
on. II fe ,h August 80 IN Liber 6el folio 6l
trct Of Columbia, shall offer for saIe TO the highest
bidder, az the Office Of Q. W. HaTenner & Co, $40
Der sth III at O'CLOCK 9h "a, tbs land SS1p man
toned ia the said deed Of trust, and more fully de
GELS of land lying in the county Of Washington and
ils;rlct oi Columbia, and being part of the GREEN
s1be IN CERTAIN Sa aS Sd sq and dst9
Signed BY D. b. Car Penter surveyor z Washington
county, District Of Columbia! aud annexed to a Ger
hickey have conveyed to WilliaInJ Hickey the part
q said GIeenyale tract assigned to him upon par
e1d Is reSorded IN the land records of said county,
two rs esnpn lS st 5 t 81 se9;, as lot nnnbered
humber one tl) and running thence east sixty six
de pefges sS Ysa henSe south
south 50 deg east 16 20 perches TO stake near blark
outline sddocks His thence I sSny ps5chs best TO
west MY seven perches with said outline thence
containing twenty eight acres and three roois and
twenty perches Of land, more or less 'N' AA'
Also, lot numbered eight 49, Beginning at the
nGrhTest corner Of lot numbered (7) and run
n.e ~ i s2nh eS deg west % 10 perches TO first
ives 81 30 perches to southwest corner of lot nnmbr
i've thence north $50 deg, east nifty two percbes
to the beginning, containing twenty fSur acre. 1ns
roo and thirty three perches Of land, or less
seen at the Office of the auctioneers ~ "
Itrms OF sale: $3.50 Of the purchase money in
cash OF which deposit of 500 will be req ured when
the property is sod and the balance in notes al six
end twelve months, drawing ten per cent. interest
from day sale secured BY deed Of trust upon the
property The terms to be complied with in one
week from the day of sale, or the property will he
resold at the risk and cost of defating purchaser
upon I'VE days notice in some paper published in the
An conVeyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
CHASER cost. j, - ID. l.. EATON, Trustee.
jy0-law4w&dts " '' 1huO''.
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DRoPOs AIS FOR COAL.


BrREAU OF ENGRvAINe AND PRINTING
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August lQ, Is7l
Sealed Proposals will be received nj this Office nm
al 10 O'Clock a. m, WEDNESDAY, ooh Septem-
ber- Isl. for furnishing four hundred fol tons Of
Cumberland COAL. Georges Greek - run II nine
70 be delivered at such times and aces and In such
quantlues as may be required, and subject % the
Sondtlens required by act Il Congress, approved
July II, 1870, viz: That such coal shall weigh
z,z!O pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
and weighed and the quantity q each load certified
AZ the time Of delivery by the person appointed AMI
Qualed under the act for that purpose, and that he
prescribed Zee Of twenty each ton ~ caal
ihspected, weighed aud delivered, shall be paid BY
Proposals will be considered binding from one vesk
from the sDth September, the Department re~erving
INC night 10 reject all or any portion Of the bids re-
No proposals win be entertained unless accompa-
MED by Satisfactory idence Of ability % fulau he
contract. VIII any payment be male wifbs1t fhs
certificate OF the Inspector that the coal furnshei is
sncb az the contract calls for.
fee Of GEO :. McTaRTrr
Shfet OF bnreau OF Engraving and Printing.
tu-l Treasury Denarfnl-uf
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pY VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902, s. w. cor. Pa ave- and 9th 8,

CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON ELEVENTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN + ANDG STREETS NORTH.
Ia Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su
EmM preme Court of the District Of Columbia,
H& passed on the 18th of April, 1859, in certain
cause No. 1896 in equity, between Robert A. Parish
and others, complainants and Samuel A. Peugh,
John HitZ, and Jane HitZ, defendants, and of the
further order Of the said in the said cause, the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
o O'Clock p. m, al the equitable interest of
the defendant, Samuel A. Peugh, set forth in the
bill in said cause, in the real estate in said cause
mentioned, being tnat valuable improved property
fronting on Eleventh street. in Washington, ID. c.,
known on the pats and plan of said city the north
Is feet OF lot No g. in square No SIG, the nature Of
which equitable interest will fully appear by refer
ence to the bill and answers of John and Jane q.
BltZ, in said cause filed.
The terms Of sale as prescribed in said decree are
One-hird cash, and the balance to be paid in equal
installments in six and twelve months from day of
sale, with interest from day of SALE the said install
meBts Of deferred pa yments being lien the prop
erty sold, and upon payment of the whole purchase
money deed viii be given,
All stamps and conyeyancing at the cost of the pur
chaser. SDo Of the cash payment must be deposited
with the auctioneer upon the eptance of the bid
JN0. D. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
iy28-eOtd W, l.. WALL i CO., Auct'r,
RvT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
I'll WEDNESDAY, October 4th, same hour and
SCI tRep.l W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RY q. W. HAyENNER & co, Auctioneers.
~ . No. 643 EOusia avenue,
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For one or two
Passengers IN
q Cue-hrrse
lIiCle.
For one or two
pass Egg r-.E
= atCd NeEs-
drawn by
fEpr-gs ffl
III the limits
Cf she city
# Washing
ton.
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o. =. o'HARE a SON.
1913 SEVENTH STREET, Northwest,
between NJ and y.
FLOUR STILL LOWERI
Superior Family Flour. equal 70 any IN the CITY
S..l5 per barrel sack-every barrel
WEIGH Nest Family Flour, 81 10 per barrel sack.
SUGAR DOWN
Best y bite Clarified Sugar. IS cputF pcr 10.
Crashed, Pc~Gsred and Grauuate3 Ia cts.
GREFN GINGER. GREEN GINGER
GRk4N GINGER. GRESS GINGER
FRENCH WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
Large Arrival Of
SPANNING CATAwBA, ANGELICA,
PORT, hUSCArEL,
And other WINES
HAMS, HAMS.
HAMS, HAMS, HAMS, HAMS
Best Quality sugsr-ourea,
II. IL. IL. II. II. IL
Buyers viii take notice that we sell orr Hams by
their Actual Weight. Other dealers mark their
hams on arrival. and they lose considerably In
weight, consumers viii See the adv antage of buying
from rs.
aus5-tr c. s. oHARE & SON.
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SUGARS.
TEAS.

As will be seen by the above list our stock com
prises sixteen different varieties, of which We hsye
large supply now on hand, and constantly re-
ceiving fresh invoices, and facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the are such as that we have
hestancy in asserting that we are able to compose
fully with any house this side Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-04

For enc or two
passengers ia
a afCd y2
hiele, drawn
- ~ % horses
from Wash
II EtOn 10 or
from George
town