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New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
stsamboats ano Railroads.


NOR STANFORD and GREENWICH-The
- .5 taH mi .t..mboAt AMERICUS leaves the foot Of Mar
Ie EVERY AFTERNOON at $50 s.d ThiTiy-seysnths 80
A Rs.srns leaves stamford At oeock and Grseasioh al 75
q. N.
NOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD AND THE SoRIH -steameTs ssT. PteAthp Tor New
U,,sn a. AIS ssd .. connecting With the Railroad.
NOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa
o,ic and YsugAtnek Railroads Fsre 81 SsAneu leave
Cstb,rips ,p AMI u midnight lsandAIs eIepteis
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
~ nrppS1 The steamer GRANITE STATE sl kAve Peckshp
A., TH RsDAY March o Hartford and River Landegs The
"a 1 popular retained payng Az bills Il hs Depart
s's,ts The Conpasy responsible iot Aas
-' WM n GOODSPEED V. p, n 4 n T. Steamboat Co
KeuYort March ISL
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
ID INDEPENDENT LINE for d, WEST, SOUTHWEST. aSd
sORTW FREIGHT received AL forwarded BY CAhDkN and
luRoY RAfLROAD Pier North River aud INLAND PkOPkLr
IER LINZ Pier s NORTH River daily RATES Low With qaek
.n.eh EexJerssy and G. and route from
ot Of Corsndtt prvese route WEST of TRIP % Washing
-iees sIsra cost lhs ONLY LINE anosdhs
~|TS' CIV. PBRvBlL, General AsssI
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NrW-yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


NEW JERSEY RAlLkOAO1T07T Nh h0M iy,GF GR
HROsSFS-sr foot Of COR la
- ,pp eo@msueus May % 8il-For WESI PHILADELPHIA
~ 40 ,nd go n $50 400 s. to = 's2V n ~ night
o. pb ,5rh. va CandeB and fOr BALI lhoIth All
~ sIiiSfON sud WEST bAtmorr ~ a. NJ ~ " aha
5e. /, m For THE SOUTH AND solIhNhsll 49, q n
sP0. "a silver Palace attached TO the ~ m tsn aAY
nd Rp through Lnchburg ~hogt change Foi 's va
P,lirosf-980 and p silver Pasce ears arr
ss 20 tb 80 ~ through from New loIh % fi.surg.
tbout change Silver Palace attached 70 the .
N d.ilT and run through TO httsiursh ,hcnnAt 81
E - cayo tbout change. Tickets Tor sale al loot oi Delro-
Los. ~. ~, ~ ,syandt-st and y, Broadway lDay.l
S, ~ PlSyIS Gen Pas. AgL r. ". JACKSON Geul sUpt
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feriures ano alestlres.

EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION, corner Eighty
II rth.t Thirlave. Annual election for oo THIS ~
Polls Open from to 9 o'clock. . Z, bNl II o'!, sN2,
TIUF ANIMAL SERMON before the Alumni
of The General Theological vii b. Traeed Ihis
EVENING at Church Of tie Transfguaon b. Rev. Dr. CEh
The Service TO MORROW at oc4oA 10 lhhy NhAPe
The Breakfast az the ST. james Hotel
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Hlrsicdl 9nstrnments.

A large stock of PIANOS, best makers, TO
"A RENT or SELL cheap for cash assmen rent Pphed
% purchsse Please examine At NJ ~ MEkRELBs nAre-
rooms No. Unon-square Q65 Fourth-ayel
DIANOS.-SecOnd-ha hand PIANOS of various
makers comprising Square Updghts and GIaa FOR SALE al
Lou prces by CHICKERNG SONS No. II Eat Fourteenth st.
hsrvesen Brosavsv and Tfth-ave. PIANOS To RBST
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COTTTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

~ 4,s oslv doubl. track RAIlrosd on Long Issai.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
couu,beng MONDAY Nay IS lS7I fOm Eooe's" AM DAatt
s.oo. M Nail for Pschogue connecting at Babylon
if Fr- Island PAehosus by for BelePc and
Pr Place.
900 a m RockaWJ kreurson.
100 !, m Accommodation for Babylon.
t3U n Express for Paehogus connection babyoh lof ffe
bl,n and from Paiehogas BY stage tor bsHspoh s0a fre
Piaos.
Pa.ebogne Accommodation.
500 N Babylon Aseon1osAioh
n hern Accommodation.
IN, Sto md No n $50 $50 md go n trains eeSSectN N
v.D.y STREAM for HsnP.is,i He kSs,.y 0..,.,..,.
po, hrtb.r particulars tine table
sJLs vSs vln rsIkIss JsD D. inh
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, l37L

Passenger station In SevYork of Twenty 'eventh and
rtn-ave. Lntrsncs on rsentg seyeuthsi
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A GREAT OFFER =!

Horace Waters, Asf broadway. y. n,
will Of oSB HUNDRED PIANOS AELODBoSs and ORGANS
81 arsteass makers including Wses at ExTKENELr Low fEs
yoR cAsB DURING w take from - 10 go monthly
until paid the and applied pqchaeL new bd Of
PAR(OR ORGAN beautiful style and perfect made
now on exhibition al 48l Broadway, Nes-f0rk
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Gituatious Uauteo--f females.

Gitu1tioue Udnteo-- females.
EIRST-RATE female SERVANTS-Suppled
by PIERCE Co. Bowling geen Gresnhor and ober se.te-
tons from American, Enghsh. Germans. sweces and IRISH
GUNNER HOUSES, Hotels, Boarding houses,
- and rIrate families can be supue good Chamber
rssi House~0rke immetasr At WALKERS
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE l58 sirthaye, over Drng store
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Eeqal Notlfes.

The complain, this day e in the Office Of the Clerk oi tn
County Of kngs. Dated, June 70. 1871. ,,.r- 49,.
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cuke Moore, Norris Murray. Nelson,
Otto, Oveston. Pond Quinn, 3 ;Raby
Ripggold, Schumacher, Sartain,i Sousr,
Sexsns. Stinson. ,Tatman, Thompson.
Tsresud. Washington, q Of Conccrd;s,
Watera sE. Williams Wilson. II. WIN.
liams, wanda. Yorke, Young-06 votes.
Aessrs Carter, Otto, Llambias, Quinn
and Rarch, having received majority
OF thssotes cast, were declared elected
a. members Of the committee to iueesti.
gate the charge. io.ui.l2 hr larii i,
Mr.. Ringgold, of Orleans, was called
to the chair. a.ih-un. 500 l. izr
MI. Harry Lott, Of Rspides, moved
that an expert be appointed TO examine
the minutes,
Mr. Barrett, Of Orleans, moved an ad-
journment, which was carried, and the
Houss was declared as adjourned until
Tomorrow at twelve o'clock. " 'i''''
]" .''- o." WILLIAM VIGERS. "'
80 Chief Clerk.
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COUNTERPOISE.
BY MARY W. NICKLEs,

Pl.yalatoms Of the past are thronging
Ny weary way:
J,,sasss pillows wildly tossing
Ny heart to-day.
Tie tasrance Of past joy is floating
Around me now:
Sat on its breath comes echoing
A broken vow.
o. will life show no VOWS unbroken,
Nor forget,
The hours which, to remember, waken
Such wild regret.
And must this doubt, this wide estrangement
Forever rust, (chord
Through MI those trembling, signing heart
Till am dust
Theleaves of life the years are tracing
Times hand will turn:
And through thy long distrust and doubling
Their fire will burn.
Winter the gorgeous robe is tearing
From Autumn's form:
But from the ashes of her blooming,
Spring will be born.
And in the deep dome DER us arching,
Clouds will obscure
Bright stars which meath their folds are shining
Radiant and pure.
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"0TR STORY TELLER"
- -
MY AVENGER.
| CONCLUDED

CONCLUDED
By the time the train was fairly on it
way to New York, had recovered In,
sclf-possession. I was perfectly calm ant
cool ! Ind recognized at glance the
magnitude Of the evil that had befaller
ne, the depth and blackncss of the gull
Of lnfamy that yawned before my feet
Trltes Light as air confirmed the stor,
told by the sending of the key. Maude',
careful questioning as to the length OF
my proposed absence, the fnct that nv
usually unvarying watch was twenty mi
nutes too f;sst, thus showing that it had
been tampered with to prevent the pos
SlOility of my being left, the secrecy with
which she wrote and sent of her letters,
the refusal of the Carteret family to as
SOclate with her, all rose before me in an
instant each seperate incident crying
''umpet-tongued, Betrayed! betrayed
Du' the very extent and certainty of the
'A'Amlty gave me composnre. Hope,
ufead, wrath, are agitated and unreason-
ing; vengeance is calm, collected and de-
terminel. ......
lreached New York, announced every
Where that l was going to PhiIadelphia:
aD' IN fact went 50 far as to cross the
"''F to Jersey City, fearing that Gordon
a'n'lh might set watch upon my ac-
a0ns' ordered dinner at a restaurant
,Hefe, and forced myself to eat and drink,
W. W. Knew l should need all my strength.
,Heh went back to New York and took
'1' 'iaih to Wectbrook, arriving there
"'0u. elsSht clock in the evening. Ihad
.' calculated that Arnold would scarcely get
the letter in time to take that train: and
moreover | supposed he would wish to
.'l Till his departure would pass unno-
'a on account of the darkness. The
'fain that stopped at Westbrook did
- COME IN till hear eleven, the inter-
a.,, a.,u'i'e e. one being the fast express. My
'aa'lons proved correct, rs no trace
:, A'n appeared either in the cars or at
station, greatly to my satisfaction.
walked to Maudesleigh, and, avoid
), 'ne main entrance, made my way by
.'V servants gate into the grounds and
,Oncealed myself in a little summer.
,,,l % There l waited till my repeater
1 lue II Was half-past ten o'clock /; 1
'~'A left the summer-house and went
J pU4a to the kennel where Car was
'i'd The noise and motion of the
s'' In travelling so worried and excited
,al, -'' 'l'a' | seldom took him to the city !;
1Of Ars. Kcrrisonx commands be
~, . A'pt constantly chained except when
,r, :. home. knew, therefore. ex-
Nv s..', ~Ae'e to find him. He recognized
cl' . 'tp AZ 0aco and started up with
h. a s;i loy'u' b.7k but "a whisper from
'o hin, and he crouched at
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NOTICE.

Al communications must be addressed
EDITOR of the Louisnnian," and anonymous
,rsrs must be accompanied by the name of the
y;x-, not necessarily for publication, but ss an
srdspca of good faith. -...
We are not responsible for the opinions Of
IN, e1uuibutors
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@ J. HENRI BURCH,
F. OTTO, sous an
J. NJ. QUINN. .y :
n, A. LLAMBIAS.

Reso'uod, That tho House elects stand
ing committee Of three members, TO con-
stitute and bc known e the Committee
! on House Journals, Whose duty il shall
be TO daily examine the journal Of The
House immediately utter its adjournment
and utter the committee approves Of tho
same, it shall be forwarded far pubhca-
ton to the official journal by the Clerk Of
the House; but in no case shall the House
journal be published until approved bye
majority of said committee, and when 20
approved shall become the property of u
the House, and subject to correction
alone by tho said House assembled, and
that 20 much Of rule sof the standing
rule Of the House 40 says, ''The Speaker
has the right to examine and correct the
journal before il is road, " be and the same
is hereby repealed. r.'a .af a'.eao'
Mr.. Barrett, of OrleanA moved Tie
adoption of the report and called for the
previous question a,' NJ ''nJfl 1'9e' -s1
Mr.. Davidson, Of Livings4e1, oraisel
the following point of order: TlAkiaecosC
ding to rule No. 81 Of the HSusa no.
standing rule or order Of the HoHss coalli i'
berescinded or changed without one
days notice being given ''A9-l @ had Q"
The Chair decided the point Of order
well taken. 's'i' .r.rsrrh ''7'
The question recurring up~n ~ sdop-
ton Of the report, Nessrs., Barrett and
Antoine. of Orleans, called for the yeas :,
and nays, with the following result: - =
Yeas: Antoine. Baker, Barrett, ,Bick-
ham, Blunt, Brewster, Brohssardr Brown,
Bryan, Buckingham, Burch, Butler, Car
ter, Chachere, Cochran, Crawford, Oar
by, Davidson, Dcmas, Durio, Ellis Faplk-
ner, Floyd, Fontelieu, Gaddis Gardner.
Gsrstkamp. W. Harper, Huston, John
son, Kearson, Kenner, Killen, Llambias,
H. Lott, ]. B. Lott, Mahoney, Matthews.
Meadows, Moncure, Norris, Nelson, Opla-
tex, Otto, Overton, Fond, Quinn, Kaby.
Riley, Sartain, Schu4acher, Stamps, Ste
vens, Stinson, Tatmsa, Thompson. Tu.
iresud, Unman,, Wand. wsa.bdinetkoni I I Of
Concordia, Waters E. Williams, ~ Il. VII
iiams, Wilson, worran, 1oosi3k. 1os3.i Young. nua2-.''
e, ~ % az 'fii,' "a NOr9 iIlg s3il Pol .
! ..sq III. odi j.. -esr 9di u tsi,, s.Irti s,'i
NeIs: AbsA Adolphe, Bentley Bowen /
Buchanan. Darinsburg. Davis, Deweaa
P. Harper. Hampstead, Kinsella, La Sa-
liniere. Marie, McCsrty, lEcFArland,
Moor, Mcsphy, Murray Ong.s Ringgosd. =
Smith, Souer, Stanton, Tounoif, vefrett,
Washington, Of Assumption, WheylAnd
.27. Il asS loyilo sdi 10 yisisi b. 1fl
Nh. Barrett. of OrlSam, MovsdtoI 70
consider the vote jnst taksn.'iseTl q ~
III. York. ct OArfoA. moved 10 lsy the b
motion on the 'tsbla sniihyissdo isrd -4
Upon which Mesra Bastttt and An.
toine called for the yeas and hays. With
The following result: los bssS'g u
Cokr1&rxD on :rd TAsx,
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nH-JoB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch.
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flames reveal to me the ominous scene Of
the prophetic picture Of the sleeping
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it could have been avoided If the Chief
Clerk had discharged his duties and
given the personal attention that the law

btappears further, from the testimony,
that neither de Speaker or Chief Clerk
regards ths journal as the property Of
the House until the House shall reed and
correct and approve the same. and that
the Speaker claims, under the fifth rule,
and the Clerk, under original discretion
and power. after the journal has been
made up and forwarded to the printer
and sent back to the House. as required
by law, to take charge of said printed,
journals. and refuse to Distribute them.
to the House and sena them back. and
all this without authority Of Aw, aAd
without consulting the party-the House
whose property the journal is. By
this assumption Of authority upon the
part Of . servile member of the House.
and be assumption Of similar authority
by the Clerk, not leven Q member. both
Speaker and Clerk, being the creatures
and servants Of che House, would never
thalaaa, nslyss-ss.ie;ntls b asle -
control the legialAtion Of the House, and
could indirectly 30 delay and embarrass
legislation a. toEmaks our sessioaa farce.
In this instance, Il BY any inadvertsnce
on the part of the.rnsmbers, the jouEnaa
Of yesterday had besn approved, the win
of the House IN conducting IL own pbu-'
siness would have BeSn thwartsd{ fot said
journal. once approved, would have been
Official, and it errors validAted n II
proper in this connection to add ltAat
while the committee did not propose 10
investigate the Speakers fidelity to du-
ty, and did not summon him ~ wit
ness, but being q witness at his own re-
quest, The testimony Of both the Chief
Clerk and the speaker show that said
Speaker has been negligent in udischarg-
ing the supervisory powsss and duties
claimed BY him under the Hfth rula For
thenprotsctioui q the HosSa against mar!
red jo1rnals, fraud and regard against p
unsathori1sd and dangsroussxsrcice a
POWER BY the Clerk and, Speaker, and to
facilitate legislation. generally. yot,rosm-
mittse close their report by submitting
the following resolution. ~ gssH
GEORGE w. CARTER,
as ie iHr bsar.r flihIoD, Chairman.
20 d'ta J. HENRI BIRCH, y.rn
--ln,.L-.L f. OTTO. y Lln ~ IL
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RATES OP ADyERTIsING.

RATES or ADyERTIsING.
Per square of eight lines, or its equiv
sleut in space, first insertion 81 so, and
..,b subsequent insertion IS cents.
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The LoUIsIANIAN is published every
Thursday and Sunday at ia, CArondelet
..y.et. New Orleans.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
EVENING STAR.

NV BRUNswIcK's POLITICAL PUZZLE
New brunswick, one OF Jerseys ancient little
cities. Is busy just now solving political puzzle,
A couple Of weeks ago the sheriff of the county,
worthy named Farr, shufied of this mortal
C.ii- heretofore il has been the custom to allow
tie incumbent of the shrievalty to remain in
office Lree years, although cOnstitutionally he
vls elected for only one. Mr.. Farr had served
but half his time. He was a republican, and
-1ne republicans claimed that the balance of his
(. TN belonged 70 the party. The democrats, on
tie other hand, claim that the ONCE belongs to
the man. and not 10 the party. 4 few DAYS ago
the republicans met in convention and nOmi-
mated one DIR. Harmed for the position. On Thurs
tsy the democrats convened and stole complete
march in public opinion on their opponents BY
nominating for the vacancy Mr.. Elias SRediker,
sCn-in-laW OF the deceased sheriff, and the sole
support of the bereayed family.
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DIED.

ARNOLD. On the 9th instant, at HIS residence,
near this city, REIN ARNOLD, in the 75th year of
his age.
The funeral will take place on Thursday morning
At ID o clock, from Christ Church, Nayy-yard. The
friends and acqusntaBees are respectfully invited to
attend.
n UDRSTK AMP. On the 2Sth instant, at quarter %
six O'Clock a. IA. JN0. HARRY EDWARD, only
: n of VIM. and Marion HOrstkamp, aged p month
and DAYS.
We had little Harrie once,
He our darling pride.
We loved him, OH perhaps to well,
God thought IL best to let him die
Funeral takes place from 119 5th street, between
g. and III streets, tomorrow, At O'Clock p. m.
Friends and family respectfully invited.
KEARNEY. On the 18th inst, NELLIE L., infant
daughter of stephen l.. and PieaSance L.. hearney,
aged - months and days.
Funeral will take place from No. 100 9TH street
3 b, THURSDAY IL clock m.
PATE. ON the 18th instant, after a short illness
FANNIE EVANS, only daughter OF Charles and
Margaret Pate. aged IS months and % days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited e
attend her funeral from residence No 1888 9Th
street, between l. and NJ streets, n. W., THURSDAY
nj O'Clock =. N.
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A ID ID X 4 > $
.FfEa Issl rl7F
TOTHR
NERVOUS AND DEBILIrATED

Whose sufIerings have been protTaoted from bidder
causes and whose require prompt treatment 10
render existence desirable: Ifyou suffering OF
have suffered from involuntary discharges, what ef
feet does il produce upon your general healths Do
you feel weak, debilitate, easily tir,dH Does little
extra exertion produce PapatOn Of the hoart' Does
your liver, or urinary organs your kidneys, fire.
o1ently get out Of Orderg l. your urine sometimes
thick milky or Ocky. or is it ropy on setlins' or
does Thick scum rise TO the tops Or is a sediment
at tho bottom after it has stood awhile Doyou have
spells Of short bre~thing Or dyspepsia Are your
bowels cOnstpated9 d. you have spells of fsinting
PUSHES of blood to the heads l. your memory i'm
paired? Is your mind constantly dwelling on this
subject: Do you feel duh, lstless, mopng tired Of
company, life? Do you win to be left alOn., to
get away from eyerybOdye Does any little thing
make you start on jumPs Is your sleep broken or
restless isthe iustre Of your eye as Brilliant The
bloom on your Oh eek as bright Do you enjoy your
self in society as well, Do you pursue your basi-
conhd snce in yourselfG Are your spirits dull and
tagging. given to fits of melancholy II so, do not
lay to pour liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless
nightsf Your back weak, your knees weak, and
have but little appetite, and You attribute this to
i dysnepsia ~ liver comnlasnts
Now reader, selfabuse, venereai diseases badi,
cured and sexual excuses are all capable Of PRO.
uu'lns weakness Of the senerative organs. The
organs OF generation, when in perfect health, make
the man. Did you ever think that those bold, de.
faint, energetic, persevering, successful business
men are always those whose generative organs are
in perfect health? You never hear such men CON-
plain Of being melancholy of nervousness, Of palDi
tation Of the heart.
How many men, from the effects of excuses, have
brought about that state Of weakness in Sexual Or
sars that has reduced the general system so much
a. to induce almost every other disease-idiocy,
4
most every other form of disease which humanity Is
heir to, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have used remedies for all but
the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use of Diu-
retic. HELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IL the great Diuretc, and certain cure for dis
eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General
Debility and all diseases of tie Sexual Organs
whether existing in Male or Female, from whateve,
cause originating, and no matter of how long stand
HDo treatment is submitted to. Consumption Of
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these sources, and the health and hap
pness, ard that Of posteri;y, depends upon promp,
| use Of a reliable remedy.
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Ey-The reporter OF the case of bigamiSt heads
his account. Seven wives and twenty-nine
States 10 be heard from" The criminal Is said
IT, be a man who breaches like Mr.. Beeeher, lee
lures like John b. Cough, and gets married like
q &. Bowen.
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R1 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers -.
- Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets
TRRggS$TEE's SALE OF VALUABLE RUILpIN

IKK66SST re SALE e OF 4 " XLALTABLE RIILpING
BOUNDARY STREET NORTH, At AUCTION
- ~ vlI s, Of deed Of trust 70 me, dated Feb
Liber L; @. 4. No 81, folio 20, one of the Land
record, Tor Washington county, d. O., I shall sell
clock p m, In front Of the premises ali that Ger.
tam piece or parcel Of ground situate, lying and
beng In ashIngton City, District of Columbia anI
known and distinguished upon the ground plan OF
said city as Lot marked Il, in Fry subdivision Of
IN Square numbered 593 recorded in the Office OF
the surveyor for the said city, beginning at the
north, running west along Boundary street one hun
bred and five l05 feet six t6) inches thence south
seventy I'D feet ten (l0) inches thence east
ninety nine 30 feet four 90 inches thence north to
the place OF beginning thirty $50 feet three
and sixty eight (5,I65l feet
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in 3 and 6
months with notes bearing interest ure by deed
OF trust on the property sold SO down on the day
OF sale. Stamps Sc, at cost OF purchaser
KATE y. A JOHNSON Trustee
jy26-eokds GREEN A WILLIAMS 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,-
ID Southeast corner 18th and d

BIZ GREEN wLLsAAs ana
cEAseERy sakr gEyskgAggE EkE HEpP MEsr
I EhJxEks AND 4 On sisrT rs %Es
MAE SEHF,6 R9GSDABT sTkkEr MOTH. AT
By Virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity
"a Of sheets ct si, vs. sheets ct al, No atsI, egui.
ty doc H. the undersigned rrustse will Offer for sale
~ AZ ek south say
y-one front Of lot numbered twenty nine, Of
bred and thirty five, te5J containing 2.sts square
feet q ground in the city Of wa:h9stSn, in said
story s%s STs nlS hSgss fronting 0nh street
On THURSDAY, tn. a1 81 e day Of July, A. D. 1871.
p KNOWN tSs a
three hundred and ninety three, lSa in said city
Two ah5 sI south from the
northwest corner Of said square, thence running
ty nine feet and four inches, thence north Ave feet
and eight iashSs to B9undaIy street theRss north
feet and ten and one half Of one inch, and thence
ments Consisting oS q Of gOod two story DWELLING
The terms Of sale. as prescribed by said decree,
in equal deferred ents at and y mgnths,
and secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee and
when H deed &c viii be given 4
conyeyancing and revenue stamps NJ cost OF purcna
time SALE And the decree provides the full terms
the trustee to resell property the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchasers, after the adver
tisement and the terms at the first sale
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Trustee
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
jyl1-d Rep .eo6dsl Auctoneers.
pY W. T. JOHNSON,
ID Real Estate Broke and Auctioneer,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner street east.
- By virtue Of deed of trust to me given on the
first day of December, A. ID. 1S70, and duly re-
corded in Liber No. 63S, folio u.s. of the land
records for Washington county, District of Column
bia, shall proceed to sell in front Of the premises
| on WEDNESDAY, July 26th, at 6 p. m, Let let
tered in Lobsiger's subdivision of Lot numbered
House
Terms One-hslf cash. balance in six months.
1 Forty dollars down Mt time Of sale.
GEORGE w. STICkNEY, Trustee.
| y l9dSds w. 7. JOHNSON, Auct.
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MARRIEU.

t-OIE-BRADBURN. on the 18th instant t,v the
R-v. Mr.. Yanmeter. Mr.. VIM. COLE Of Fre,isrick
city. 1l D., 70 Miss KATE L. BRADBURN dangh
tcr q John u. Bradburn, Esq. Of this city