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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-07

The proposition to erect a statue to Professor
Morse the inventor Of the electric telegraph, in
washington, the field OF his first success, seems
TO meet with favor in all qusrters. The number
OF Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper for the
18Th inst has cut Of the model submitted By
BIT. Stone, and says, in reference to it, that
1.-THE proposition to locate this charming piece
OF sculpture at the National Capital il emil
nently proper We but give utterance to the
general wish in expressing the hope that the
Union Academy Of Literature, Science, and
Art, under whose auspices it has been inaug-
urated, will be able TO push the enterprise to a
successful termination at an early day.
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The Law Of the Road.

Now that Pennsylvania avenue has at last
been put in good condition. and that fast driving
Is the rule rather than the exception, owners
and drivers of horses woald do well to remem-
Der that on the street, and particularly a.
recognized crossing piases, the rights of fo,t
passengers are paramount This has, we believe,
been the law from time tmmemorial, and its
principles have been recognized and enOrced
j n every State IN the Union where the ooestion
has come before the courts.
As to tho mere offence of fast diving, that
will doabtsss be taken care of by5udge Smell
in the Poiice Court on due presensment; but the
yoinf we wish to impress upon borsemen is the
Important one that As between the foot passen-
ger and the rider or driver of a horse, each
going at moderate rate of speed, the latter
must always give way to the former. As an in.
jury TO person occurring through violation or
neglect Of this rule would be certain to result in
heavy damages to the in. ured, drivers and riders
VIII consult their own interest, and at the same
time promote the comfort and safety of the pub
Inc BY bearing it in mind, and conforming their
action accor dinghy.
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One OF the New York papers makes occasion
70 say, In An sracular ard pharisaical manner,
that the atmosphere OF Washington sis not IA
vorsble to Newspaper Independence, or to the
Development Of Journalistic talent"
Possibly not; certainly not to the kinds of
Independence" and "talent" which succeed
best in New York. 1t Is likely that in times
past some rather discreditsble developments
have been made in regard to the management
OF newspapers in Washington, but nothing the
tenth part 20 oisgraceful or humiliating a the
secret history Of some of the so-called leading
independent papers of New York recently made
public.
The history of journalism throughout the
whole world and for all time cannot show
parallel to the baseness and corruption which
charaeterizes the editorial conduct Of some of
the New York papers Boosting the widest cir
eulstion, according to the testimony of men
who have taken part in their management.
And II happens furthermore, as might be ex-
pected, that the record Of the particular Jour-
nal from which the above quotation is made is
eonspicuously disgraceful and damaging.
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KS Ex'PBBss.

Deessee eeIlsa for ans dslfversa 70 snd fro& sAsl
RODS. oesamboets, Hotels and Private ResideDcss.
oAsaes checked 90 al Rointa, via Orange. Aisx-
endriA - 4anAssos 3. T.. end oounscfns uns
An orasu promptly sr1endso 70.
Fright md Furniture moved with care
y Principal once cor. Maryland svenue snc, fn
sfrees-W. A. q O. g. X. Depot
Branch once. No. 500 9Th street, shove 20 ave
Alexandria, Va. se1-o
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The several committees of citizens having in
charge the management of the proposed grand
celebration in this city, the 10Th and 2lst day.
Of February next, are actively at work ma
turing their arrangements; and if their efforts
are seconded by the community in the same con-
hdent and earnest spirit, the enterprise will re-
suit IN demonstration worthy Of the Federal
metropolis The fOgies are thrown into a per
spiration, As they always are, at the prospect of
having to contribute cent toward any move
ment to promote the interest of the city; but 1t
l. to be hoped that their croakings will be DOW
erless IN this case and that the citizens of wash
ington will promptly respond to the call which
VIII be made upon them By the Finance Com
mittee.
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nfERS HOTEL-Two blocks from the depot
- capitol Aud City Hall. This house il newly
furnished and improved Board So 20 per a.y
10. nthly boarders SIS per NOAH
yA 81 x. HILL, Proprietor.
LEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT Room.
~ with bOARD, al 521 Missouri avenue The
house has all modern conveniences. i5-st]
TlksT gLA.s BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u FRONT Rooms, to be bad on reaseuabie
terms at 1901, cor PennsylF apia avenue and l9th
street Good location and accessible. mh33 "
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
BATCRDAY~......... January 2. 1871.

No visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days. Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received on other days until after
Il O'clock.
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Olive Logan and VIM. Writ Skies have Jointly
fought house In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-07

The election in New Hampshire will take
place on the 18th day of March next. The re-
Publicans have now completed their nomina-
tons james Pike, the republican nominee for
Governor. or Elder Pike. az he is more famil-
iarly known, was born at Salisbury, Mass. in
November. ISIS. He was q representative
from New Hampshire in the 9Th and 35th Con-
crosses, being a member at the same time n.
Messrs. Cragin and Tappan. There will be
two opposition candidates in the field for
GOyerDor-labor reform and democratic.
For Congress the following nominations have
been made by the republicans In the first
district, VIM b. Small, lawyer. In the sec
ond district, Hon. A. F. Stevens has been re-
nominated, which is equivalent to an election.
The nominee in the third district is Gen. Simon
q. Griffin, graduate of Dartmouth. and a
lawyer BY profession. He has a ffsr-class war
record, and has served several terms in the
New Hampshire House of Representatives. and
IS Speaker of that body for two wears.
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Having decided to supply . want long felt i,
Washington City, in opening
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CARNIYAL.

US
lne presidents Of organized associations, ard all
others vho desire to parucisa'e in the proposed
OUn'~si, On the Nth and slst Of Feeruxry. ave re
"a sted 90 cali at the COMMITTEE q He .Squarters
Room No. 4. Shepherds Building, No 90-S Per a
sylvania avenue, ~ any time, day evening where
si Information will ne chesr,ulfy given.
The Commitree will be glad TO recti i've any sugges
tiousf ~ m their fellow citizens, oil Of whom
auested To co operate.
By order Of the Executive Com ni.tee.
JsI dt GEO. >. GIDEON. General Sec Rotary.
sunday Heralt, Chronicle. Gtz. tie; Daily Repub
lican. Chronicls, Patriot
~SPECIAL NOTICE-REMOyAL-I have
uY removed my Store from 5oS to 592 Tth
street. opposite the Post Once, where shall b.
happy to serve my friends and the public.
l.. J. ROrdHOCk,
Dealer in PapeS Hangngs.
window Shades, Pictures and
IS Nv Picture Frames.
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markets, heepers OF Dogs, Insurance Agents, Auc-
All said corp.Istion licenses expiring on said date
hi psn o. promptly nr aiI rsne. :, s,,
By law mad. with the City Collector, by whom q
sertSc s wi vii be given which mn.t be counter
deg eolot JOHN +. CoOk, City Register.
rwArrE ErATsl
WATER REGISTRAR OFFICE, O1rY HALT
WASHINGTON, b. O., December n, ls1V. (
Cwing to the great tabor aud delay consequent
UPON correct transfer Of the accounts of water
takers from old to books, the time for the pay
ment OF Water Rents, is uBavoidably postponed
until January Is, ISL. previous 70 which time bill
viii be rendered upon the premises Of ell who use
Potomac water.
J.H.CBANE. Water Registrar.
deeN lot TEsp. Pat. ChronI
rH0TICE- the UNREDEEMEp
UY PLEDGES unsold at our last auction sale
will be cold at private sale at cur OFFICE, 2OI
s ana SUS aonr and !. bali street Near Pennsyiva
de6-tf s. GoLDsTEIN co.
rhATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
riis 81: f ass:i IS PfFGsf fSs'.'
tS.4y! sS.sasrd Ssl1 Plant,
rCIRCULATING LIBRARY.
l. Ill. =. a BUILDIN 3, corner 9th and ID streets.
An excellent coll -ction of over Is 90 volumes of
s sna as works, to which new and popula. Books
year: " DDl'n 'uO'''''''h' dsa-S pr
"N0TiUh TO PEKsONs DESIRING 70
1.S.,,d LE =! h GnkMAN-A special course Of ip
40 WAsafSST9S SGsfsEss SSIEs CO
IN the pubic :csSo. rsra. ioI .ss o1Sr
sb Lessons ss Application, win be received q
81 % ,Ss !: II
o R.iy:t. eI: : in German and French can 3,
stes. ~ '''"s"0'' - " .Sss,s
IAN ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS Is
Term. IS per D quarter ef ten Weeks. n
their names at eDce. del4.tf
TONIC ALTERATIvE BlTrERs,
L for the cure Of Diseases Of rhe stomach Kid
ana .od :. No. 100 It'll and
't ,,ei ~, 1r,.v,op NJ
HAKRIsON APPLE cIDER.
I have inst received per steamer C. Knight
hPPLS oDEI TSd:s thu, iSs' have 81 BEEN
can new get supplied ct
IA :tf Corner l. and 7th streets
A wosD To THE WISE.
Havirs decided to supply . want long felt in
Washington City, in opening
A Dollar Store,
ON A MAGNIFICENT SCALE.
BOUGHT FOR ONE poLLAR' Ssvs d
h.
Among which can be found
Ho1fs' &C. h"ir 0AaoAS' cAPs'
INT,NTs' CLoAKs. BREAKFAST sHAwLs.
BsUsH, " fi AMI INFANTS
FInE PURSES AND WALLETS.
LADIES coMPAsloNs. sAToHELs.
BRiGSAN a"sE. &c. AMI Dali
1 r.rvS Tr uAsh HuTrI,NG LOB 81,
Il ~ :. i'AD . - Aonih' ~. a.
A Also noslEnT and GLOVES. yrwrL.y
UHnERSiikTS ana nRAWE rs. VASIs ETaT
UkTTLo A d FANCY ARTiCI IA. and IA.
~'so''nsn' VI io.o
TO reouee NV DINER stock IN as short as possible
&. al n sSs TO- continue to SELL AT os1 and
.st u ~ y c,6 any In White ,sd
or p.it 2oe per OF. ~. : -
or ,S. ~ yAla 90 ZOE e.; lou
Observation-Disclosures.
OUT WASTING TINE AT AUCTION.
|
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rOITY RE9isTKRs OFFIcE

n@ClTY RE9iSTERs OFFIOE
~ WAsHIsGTOS ID q Dec. 81, 1870
notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY, Jsnu-
airy "a i7l, viii expire all licenses given by the
corporation OF the CRY OF sshngton to Hucksters
fawnbrokere, Bill Pt 'ers, Butchers Of the several
msrkes' heepers OF Dogs, Insurance Agents, Auc
All said corporation licenses xpiring on said dat.
must be promptly renewed.
Deposit. for licenses to this corporation are now
oy law made with the City Collector, bv whom =
signed by the City Comptroller and then presented
70 the City Register, " no will issue the license
deg e0l0t JUhE n. COOK, City R.gister
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ma M" AUCTioN hOUsE.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Formerly General Superintendent u s. Clothing
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. sos NINTH STREET,
OGe door north Of Penney ania avenue
= Sales ano Con.ignments solicited
~ Terms reasonable iaast
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DKOPOsALs FOR sTATIOsEsY-


TREAsURT DBPARTNENT, A priI I, ISL.
scales foposels Tor furnishing Stationery Tor the
year endfe June 81. l,12, will be received ~ tais
peParnsht until the Sd cAN OF MAY. ISL, AZ I ?
Blank forms for Liddins will BE- furnished upon
application.
Jected item by item and this adv ert-emeut aui the
proposal g. far as accepted ny the Secretary o. the
Treasury, and the bond sccompAuyfnR thu same.
shall Constitute the contract between the Govern
contract will he executed.
The articles contracted for Just lie furnished from
time 70 time during the year, 10 quantities pursuant
20 orders from the Department The entire auanfi
ties will, however. be allied tor during the year
Each proposes n ust be signed by the individual
or nrnl making IL, al ID he accom- panied BY A bond
with Efficient suTeties in the sum u ten Thousand
cer Of the district in which The sureties reside or
do business, Cd . Form TO be furnished BIZ ths Ia
partment. conditioned for furnishing srch port
OF tessrtices as may he awarded under IL, snd the
ptiLoimance OF the contract.
All deliye will be sui IeCt N inspection by 81
expert detailed Ter the purpose ly the Secretary Of
th Treasury and the delivery 81 in'eri article
tract. at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be Tree Of charge at The Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure 70 comply with any Que order under
penalty he bond, the Secretary Of the Treasury
may direct the purChsse. in open market, OF such
gUsntities Of any articles shall be necessary 20
rUpply the deficiency caused 10y such failure, AID
charged to the contractors fifty per Ceutum OF the
price which Il shal be found necessary 10 pay Tor
such articles.
vii not be considered and contracts viii Be awarded
only 30 established manufacturers Of dealers IN
the articles.
PrspossIs to lie addressed 70 the undersigned
GEO. ; BOUTWELL,
apl colin Secretary % tbs Treasury
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as provided far gops steamers. sad, I'm stdi-
ton thereto, central rsBse of two white Zig hts;
the After light being carried at an elevation Of at
vessel, the head light to be 30 constructed a. to
sh0wa good light through twenty points OF the
at the beam either side OF the vessel and the
after light t. show all around the horizon; the
rules a. the board Of supervisng Inspectors shall
prescribe and that the provision tor q foremost
head light for steamsh ps, in act eafitled IAN
at fAiDg certain rules and regulations for pre-
yentiI z COiliso ns the water approx cd the
twenty ninth day Of April, eighteen hundred and
sixty four shall not be construed To apply to other
than ocean going steamers and steamers carrying
sail
ITO RE cNNTINrFN
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TkEAsUBY pEPARTMENT

oFFcCE OF pHK LfGHr- HN~~s BoaRnt
g.. " AshiNsToN CIV. Mssh 3, ISL
u1,il one ciook OF FRIDAY the ssth d.s q April.
.nd sscr u III s. f2 net sSs. e
tc[ K ntst order iron liShJ house tyr All,gs
So Sincations ard drawings.
ihs same 20 be delivered. si the expense OF the
>, any Dor nssTes; 70 the Uanlfsctarers wOrk
shoPs' sud accessible 90 such vessels
. lie glass tor the lantern. the lens, ianp. All
furniture, belonging thereto pi bs prov ~ tie
y, u. "a SoAed and their cost Is net 20 be in
Inc bid should state the for which the ~
r,s,SS v y, a.shosn on the drawings, will be com
PED iEl.y erected At the SOTs shops, sud then
SforsssiS 9T "a aser ter e.oesrsnee Ani delivered
sHc. shall b 50 Gem pleted and a-iivered under
toTieit Sc spec aed in the Form # Bid +"
supyys5h ~ an De SSrTisd 90 under the BsE.o1s
tles must be 81 rd.d him for iuSpacfE the iaf,.i
N sS 9h the fssa rI EsTt ether MOI
must 10 csse ~ rejection be male good Al toe eX-
The Board reserves the right to REJECT any propo.
sH III Sny Lea.ous II may dem sufficient.
IL the Bidder ard IN petent sur.tv Certified To- r.
such by some ofhcer known g the treasury Depart
$50 o0 that in the event OF the soceVtsaea q such
ula; ne Ltcesssry contract viii be entered iato
that The Id ~. t, s notSs y given By the Board
b I'd and security, in the sum Of twenty thousand
contract will be required
A copy e tbe plans aud specifications mast BE-
the proposal
AL proposals. mus; be signed, sealed and ipsor-aa
Prop sails for Llght house on Alligator Reel,
tlorids Reefs And then incl0sed in another envsI
one ehd directed. prepaid, 10 Rear A imirAl W b
Ehubfick, Chairman ot the Light house Board
treasury Department, " sshingto n. 4.
any bloder may be present and witness the open
specified.
Payments for the work will be made auartarly
upon estimates certified 90 by the OF the Board
but ~ Per centum Of the amount q each estimate
vii be withheld until the satisfactory completion
OF the Contract.
Plans. specinoAiiOns, and forms Of prnpC sails may
be obtained iron lieuten ant C0lObel J Z. Duane,
nlted states Engineers, Light House Engineer,
nTst al seceEd districts, Portisnd, Maine and Al
ID EXCHANGE street, Boston, Massachusetts,: Lieu
tenant colonel 1. q. woodruff. United States EuRf
neers. Light House Engineer, third district Tome
klnsyille; Staten Island, Rev York: q. Castor
Smuh. ESQ, Assistant Light House Engineer.
fourth district, southeast corner si1th and AIN ut
streets, Philadelphia, Pennsyly snis; Csptaiu Peter
Z. Hams, United Ststes Engineers, Light Il orsa
Engineer, fifth district, Union Bank Building
Baltimore, Msry land and from the undersigned
GEOkGE X. ELLIOT,
- A
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ID ed

METbAR. On the moTniBg Of the 9Th instant, 81
enlsTg, msnt III the h-art, IDA MAY NJ ETLAB,
eldest child Of George ". aud Rachel U. Mstar, in
jhs l2gh year Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 20
attend the funeral frr h-r parents residence near
Beltsville, PrirCe Georges county, Md, Monday
afternoon. Philadsl phis papers please cOpyI
EODRSE. On Friday, April 7th, at L 80 IN p,
JOHN X MOUSSE, in the 6Sth wear of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
No 1910 g street, on sunday. April 9Th, at r. M.
Relatives and frendsO the family are invited to be
present.
MCELFRESH. On the 9th instant, after lin
Cering Hines, OF consumption, which Dor re
with Christian tCrtitufe, FENRY b NOEL
FRESH, sse I'd $ years 2months and u DAYS.
The relatives aud friends OF tae family are re
spectfully invited 70 attend his funeral Sunday
the 9th instant, at oclO P IL his late resi-
depCe. No. $50 street " W 81
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70 btoper n Lstimegf d
southwest corner Pennsylvsuis aai llth streets
1RUsTEIs sALKOF THE DESIRABLE LOT
And MARBLE front BOlLDING AT TaE
NuRIHM EST CORNER OF PENNsYLSANIA
ANENlk AND l1TE STBEEr =.
- By virtue OF o decree Of the SupramA CoIrt
al OF the District Cf Columbia, dated FeBruary
- sd ls1l passed in 3 cause therein psudi a
NJ. 2sSS, Eqrity ., c. To- wherein o Hood Il
plsiEtIf ard II q FAINT and others are dsfsniants
snd a further decree ~ the same cause, passed on
VIII crrr AZ Publlc auction, st O'Clock on tn
sfteraoon OF THURSDAY, the 2,th day OF April
ISL, on the premises that piece or parcel OF M
situated AZ the northwest corner OF PaunsyfySnia
Az eL a. aud llth street IN the city OF Warrington
u y: peing pSrt OF lot one. in square number th-a
hur cred and twenty two described az follows
CONNIE ncng for the same At tbs utheast corner OF
SAID lot anf sQusre running ia north ai-nz the
line OF lit street vest one hundred and four fee
vestvsrdly 10 point on the line of Pennstly aria
avenue twenty feet from said southeast corner Of
said lot aid square. thence along said enue twenty
feet TO the plsce OF beGiEnnS beiag the sane prap
erty described 10 deed from Jshns,n HELEN and
wife TO Thomas NJ Harvey. dated March a. ISSS
recorded IN Libet x. NJ h, No. -. toius AZ et sa
tG which reference Is made FOR N ere accurate De
scription there Said property is improved bv
marble front tOur-s story building, containing, be
sides the store and bSsemt Mt, fifteen rooms,
Terms a sale. One nth cash Of which $500 will
III 2 and years, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premiss. Revenue stamps Al cost
of purct aser, IS also the eonveysnciug
CLIFTON HELLEN, Trustees
apt-d6ds LATlMER CLEARLY. Aucts
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RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auctioaeers,
~ tsucCessCrs TO CoOpar 4 Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn q ayeuue and Iltb street

or LAsD IL TIE C6uNfY oF WASHING
ION. DISTRICT OF COLUMBI., AT UNION
LANCE DWELLING HOUSE AM UTBER
lMPBOYEMENT5
~ By virtue Of sdecrse of the Supreme Court
IA 81 the District Of Columbia passed IN equity
cause No. 15, dOckel s. George w Miller 81
a. vs.. } Ohm W. Van Hook OF al the undersigned,
trustees, will sell at pubic suctiau TO the highest
bidder, on the 4th DAY OP MAY, 1911 at o'clock q
~ en- the premises, all the right title interest
claim aud estate OF the parties to this cause in and
All tbat certain piece or parcel and of lsnd
ginning for the said piece parcel or tra6t OF land at
he southeast corner formed by the inter ton OF
RE street and Jefferson street laid down Don
the revised Plat Of said UuiOntown; running thence
along the south side Of jefferson street south 49,
degrt es, east 53i feet, TO D. n lofts western line
heLCe Al right angles, south l45s degrees west SCI
ILIohtosn property and the property of George W
IaIbert; thence, running with said line north AZ
degrees west 81, wing a of degree tor variation
OF con pass) sSD feet thence s0uth 75t dagraes
95 feet to the center OF said Pierce street thence
north 1919 DE- grees. go feet. to A int in line
with the southern line Of Lot III. on said niontswn
east side IT said Pierce street; and thence north I4
deSrees, east l0o feet. to tue point of beginniug
oonLalning ga acres OF land, more less, together
Terms OF sale: Onsthird purchase money cash.
Od.hhCe OF the puTcla money TO be paid in elHaI
payments al respectively three, six, nine and twelve
pa mrnts 10 be secured by the bond or bonds mote
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers 10 the salts
action Of the Trustees, or the purchase money eau
All be Paid ash on the day of sale or on ratification
OF sale by the court No deed Civ gu until the whole
OF the purchase money shall have been paid, A
deposit oil SSO will be required when the pro party
purchaser or purchasers.
W. FENpALL,i r-,
W. J. MILLEK, I fu''sos.
LAilhER CLEARLY,
Hp1s NJ INV 1s AuctinRsers
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A UOTION SALE OF wharf SITE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WAsHINGToS, u. a., April S, 1871
A Wharf Site, at the inter ion Of 9th and
the City Hall, APRIL Is, ls7l, ct ~ N. The site
Will be divided into two parts. which will be sold for
must be imp proved by the construction Of good and
sI wharves, and all improv ements must be
60 the Corporation. Tor further Information apply
TO the Superintendent and Inspector OF Streets,
Sewers, sc The Mayor reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids, II deened By him necessary pro
sp Sc ''''''''' " ''' S =. q. IMxRr. Mayer.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.
RT GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiouses,
" bo1theAst corner Of Saxanth ana ID atrAes

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiousers,
- Southeast corner OF Seventh aad d streess
TRt SIZES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Ii eQUARE no. 496, BETWEEN AND q
AND ~ AHD Ora eTkEETS. ISLAND.
~ Whereas John Loliger gave to me his dead
IN OF trust pom the following a escrtbed prop
- ertT: Part OF Lot %, in Sausre No 40, which
part mbrsces all Of lot - less the southern 10
.icb front, By rs feet depth ihereoE Begianing
ne zane a. the distance of 81 feet inches from
'ae southeast corner OF sad square, RI ing thence
north - feet thence west leJ feet thence south "a
ieet inches; thence east 25 feet: then oe north
lnches thence east rs feet to the place Of beginning
'Tdins to the plat of the city of Washington TO
secure L. uis ROtGsohild the payment of a proms-
-efy note bearing same ds'e with said deed OF trust
'cr sSo, due ia months after date: and whsress
ssid note =: due sud wholly unpaid, and have Oeen
requested 20 sell said property by the holder of said
property together with all improvements, at public
safe, IN front Il the premises. on SATURDAY, the
81 dsy Of April next.
Terms S. IN cash, and the rest in and L.
months, secured by a deed of trust the property
slVJ TO De paid in cash ~ time OF sails. Convey
ancing and stamps ~ the cost Of the purchaser III
terms ~ sale 10; Piled with in five days after
SAFE the property 20 be rescd ct risk and cost Of de-
taultpg purchaser.
THOMAS WILSON. Trustee.
NH IL eotd GREEE 4 WILLIAMS Aucts.
81 TIE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED
Il, FAT ! RDAl- April 9Th, at Z p.m
BIZ order Of the Trustee
THOMAS WILSON Trustees
ap6 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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