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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATION.
YACrs BROUGHT TO LIGHT DURING Tw
MONTHS SESSION.

PACrs BROUGHT TO LIGHT DURING A TWO
MONTHS SESSION.
The resident Republican Executive Com
Ipitee Of Washington publish the following digest OF the
by the KuKlux invest cation during the
two months In which the Congress Committee have been
a. session:
l. That IA all the late Insurreeonary States, and gen.
orally dused though not found IN every County IS an
oab-bound secret organization, working only at night
and its members always In disguise, with officers, signs
signals words grips, aud all the necessary para
pheTDalia with the pledged and sworn purpose OF pat
ling Oton ne Republican and putting up NE Democratic
Parry known In different localities among the initiated
by different Names but everywhere recognized ny the
gene RAJ cOgnomen XII KluX."
2 That the organization came mtg being few months
previous the last Presidential election, during when
canvass Ia It's most vigorous condition. but IL now
through all the South, with ecieDt dsciphe ana
aeiige dxeesiOp than syer reyIng In preparation for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
ibunoa1cefnentLl
BURYErT's CoLoGNE-Best in America.

THE COMPLETION OF THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE ! !
The upon Bridge proceeding rapidly and when enhsd,
persons the effects upon nehbodng city Brooks
Ms progress has the marvel Of aean' every decade
hes almost doubled It's population and has been for the fsroe
residence q numbers Of bankers and wholesale merchants
retail business has tins been ed there and in epe
c the Of fine FURSTURz Brooklyn boast Of many
furniture establishments which npoJ artists Who design the most
goTkmeD who the choices, Prom
house 81 Messrs LAsG NAu Nos 2 and 2i
Fuon Their esabment oea about the proposed terminus Of
Bridge gentlemen have added and
prepared m any order. IN their line We believe that at distant
day will be miteL We call the attention Of New
yok readers the establishment ~ hcss LAyG NAU. be
reached b. the LEAVING the foot f Futo IN from
ce mut visit Of those intending to refurnsh Their
houses si1 rer4V hem we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. JULY 81. ISL

and wen. into the ca, v S5, ssa to Esr 70
,.d When ras assured that all tho passengers IN
mai car were bound for Dunkirk Finally nss a. ldS
train was moving away saw conductor wnS sa nr and
foIiowed him am sure OF the Suspension Bf'dse
passengers were left got on the wrong tian ,od IN
saw nothiup OF the fact that person was s s W
this road on each day OF Monday, Tuesday anu ~
day Of this week, care on the part o I'm children
thS road which may be taken Will always KeeP elo
OF the track or prevent brakemen from i"hins 49,
tho cars
Nio0ara Fails July ~. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
POLICE NOTES.
Arrests ia Brooklyn last week, 432.

Robert Smith, age ~, coored, was drowned yes
trtaY in pond on hsnica'e, Levin pae Brooklyn.
Vim. IT, II Pratt, the Custom House clerk who
shot hims, Friday reported dangerous condition yssier
dsU
There's neschutts and Ellen +. Foster, shoplftcrs
arrested SATURDAY by BTso4B detectives stolen goods
Joseph Muller a hatcher, was arrested Yesterday
gold watch ard cham Loa
CoHIt and AGiy a., BIooADn
Henry Boekell age %, all inelnate. committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

BreroOrt HOnse-The Earl and Countess OF
Ellesmere. ~. Nicholas Hofet-Judge H. IS morse
OF Arkansas Gen. j. A. Potter u. g. A Hon. Willard L:
Hall Of Missouri, Hon. r. T. Flowers OF Watertown, ana
Hon. Thomas W. Park OF Vermont. - brand Central
leigh OF Boston, DIR. g. A. Marin OF San Francisco and
Gen (juce Of Alabama. 60 NcU York HOtet-COm-
modore Strong, u. z. ". - Fith-Arenue Hote--Ex-
Congressman L. d. NJ. Sweat OF Maine and Lieutenant
Commander Woodrow, u. B. N. - dst0f HOhst-IA-
Mayor W. q. Fargo OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and bean
Um deTs reliable W4.Cs ch.ce je ely aud STerwae at
S9UIPEz 81 Fsltoa-s' Nes.York. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
HUDSON RIVER COrNTIrs.

WHITE PLANs.-Judge Cochran has ordered
the arrest OF h Iced and his for perjury n eyI
case The Committee recently appointed by Congress
man ClaIkson n Potter, TO select candidate Tor the
West Point cadetship has chosen VIM " Dyknau after
d competitive examination
Robert j. Moore held in $500 bail,
on Saturday, for committing an Indecent assault On
daughter Of AdOlpb Hugo age 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
NEW-JERSTY.

JERSEY CITY-Ihe City Treasurer reports
s6e475 2s in First National Bank and 9330'6 OF IN Hudson
County National Bank total S99 $50 49, The City C0ec
tor reports bonds past due q zoos bonds due in August
$1,000; interest due in August, S57l 81; total <2 81
800 The Board of Finance has authorized the destruction
Of all bonds in the hands OF the Controller which
executed by the former cities Bergen Hudson
sey City. Mayor OMEN has requested statement Of all
expenditures from April to July l, and schedule Of
the liabilities of the Department Of Finance. There are
b7s children dncdng 81 cOlorcd between the ages Of
five and Is ia the Third Adeanic District o this city
1T is proposed to widen Montgomery-st from Ex-
uge-place to It's western terminus. o.. Matthew
CooInbs G. C. Allen, held for br,akng aud steal
Hten re noyIestouu Pa an SATURDAY and comniffnI
await trial in that State benjamin ia us nteifvIga
with on Ger short I'm an altcnp H. arrest prisoner ON
Saturday, and wac shot ia The side while running away
with the officers club
PATERsoS-A Horticultural exhibition will take place
than 900 in gold az prizes. Nicholas snck was
committed for robbing bis employers moneydawer at
abusive in bis language that he kCncbt 20 30 day,
N County jail for profanity publican Aldermen
ment OF the municipal troubles IL proposed to erect
Company add % per cent cash to all stock
scriptlons in aid OF the building fund.
EEwARK.-Members Of the German Church on Court
st. complained at the Police Station yesterday
pom SWa ace ~g qa.dns at No. 20
was drowned yesterday while bathing ot Rockaway
Staten Island boat tastiefon, and was so 1
damaged Ground has been broken Tor the new chapel
OF the Third Presbyterian Church. IL viii cost about
$1,000 Geo johnson, coored arrested Saturday
afternoon for atrocous assault and battery Jan
uary, on Robert Henry, colored. 80
H0BoKfS-Joln Rnardon .ell from trcstlc work near
the Rvne road Saturday, broke his aud sustained
severe injuries about the head He conveyed to st.
Marys Hospital. Albert Regulio arrested satur
day, charged with beating two children, aged and o.
respectively
RABwAY--A freight train, dawn by engine No 81,
which passed Anboy Station 1t q. yesterday was
run into by peach train two cars were thrown oil the
track. No lives lost.
HoHoKus-Walter Dawson, age IS. In attempting 30
jump on passing coal train, fen between the wheels,
and lost portion OF his foot, on Friday night.
CAPE MAy.-Mr Dewaill OF Philadelphia was robbed
Of watch and diamond worth $1,000, Saturday, at
Congress Hall.
UsIos IiILL-Geo T. Helm brewer, has gone into
bankruptcy, with liabilities amounting 10 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 104 FultOn-st., up stairs,
for Watches Irg Dl~ond Slrerwa; b. CELLS direct from the
iron ssie Bn hanIs, therefore you save.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

Using as well as making and selling an in
fngemut upon my TELEGRAPH violation of law
treated Be deceived By the wO Improve
improvement akei that direct mi
ny work pat mp cheap manner possible Ny Alarm has bad
rreca experience Of and failed Where
Direction suy improvement JET Psent viii have ten when put into
active use t. HOLMES, No. Murrays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

NIulyitudcs of people require an Alternative,
70 restore tire healthy 'cl ;hT 'ens ard correct me dsrnge-
creep uO H. paras use AMI valued until
gaI mpo4dons paine upon pulAc unler bic Ayes
SABsAPAEILLA . no np0.aOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
LONG Island.

I.lP.-Wbile two boys named Johnson and
Lawrence, out hunting the hay, saturday,
gun was accidentally discharged, the latter receiving
one the knee and IN the fool. At thc
same time the boat capsized and they were rescued
vi hnirnltN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.

Dr. b. G. PERY Dernstologt 40 Bondst who all Diseases
Scalp and Scpy Heads Falling Loss and Premature Gray
Hr Not, Patches Peches and Tan PHpy Bnpton sni In
Refine II The Nose accommodate the large number Of
no. the crowded Of Die last week unable 70
receive bis attention VIII remain his Office this city until
WEDsEspAT Mat time be b, adseJ until October Is
al bis Boston Ohog, 10 Templsplsce.
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WlALTGiAE WATCHES.

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UGooDw CaEM
BR1UGHrGo DTINEK
wAToH II
HBFAuLY
AMERICAS
FINEST WoRKMiNS
OF
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RR
ttOgDT ITO T
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wATCIIs WITHOUT
EXPERIENCE AND NNSDEo IHs
Ill
GRADES
tn KNOULE D o
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10 FURTHER SF0rg 10 ~
ROBBINS 81 APPLETON,
aenera Agents, 8ond-st, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
HOME NEWS.
THH WEATHER

ppx.nVs-July 20 ls7o-Therlnometer at a. H., 1f'i
- m $50; IL D. M. 7so July So,7lo; 80; 10 ,,o.o
nnndod M an abstract OF the Central Park Mete-
or"lpfdcai department Reportl for tho week ending
July %: ,.,.., -u.,vox.-,, D.g,e..
BAROMETER iI son', IfAN''hSN~ eg0
a. M July lgi July 27.sJ0
Whitman AZ a. NJ july &C.. 20 500 Minimum So July 1S9
.3Rt Range
lnf5 ia p.m .Arnoun OF
July 26-Ran $50 Amoanto water ~ nch
JDy 27Rn from 1880 10 u p mAmount Of walf' ~ men
July from " m 10 10 phmount 81 wster'. 90 men
July 2-Sn from No. 10 $40 m-Anount Of Saer''' w hen
Distance Travelled b. the wind durng the reek, %! mica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Total,
p,;aLoe Travelled b. the wind during toe week. c9 mica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
A Steamboat Attacked BY AIIirators

gentleman who has been stopping in our
midst for some time gives an account Of one of
the most terrible scenes ever recorded in the
annals OF this country. While steaming up the
placid waters of the Ocklawaha river we wit
messed a conflict which made the hair stand
on end, never TO be forgotten. After rounding
Saeketts Point the stream widens and deepens,
and the water at this bend always looks troubled
and black Suddenly the steamer encountered a
sea OF ALI gators laundering and splashing water
In every direction. Their believing shook the
foundation OF the waters. The captain saws that
he never heard or witnessed such a scene. and
htSle steamer could be checked they found them
selves in the midst of these terrible monsters.
To back or - ahead was impossible. The pas
Sengers endeaVOred 10 drive them away by
Shooting, and the hands on board beat them
with handspikes, vet they seemed more de-
termined to ObStruct the passage OF the boat
j he situation every moment became more criti-
Cal, and the crew and passengers more and more
exhausted, and the destruction OF the boat
seemed Inevitable. Already three cOlOred hands
had been deyOured by these terrible monsters,
and several others wounded. Several planks
were torn from the hull, and the steamer was
with difficulty kept from sinking. just at this
period a source of relief came. A huge serpent
appeared making his way from the lakes-the
same, IL IL supposed, that was seen at 4" Devils
Elbow" last fall. The alligators soon disap-
peared, following the sea-devil, or whatever you
may call him. and such lighting never was wit
messed. A point below where the river suddenly
narrOWs soon became blocked with dead alliga-
tors, and the water was red with blood. IL Is
Cificult 10 account for the number and sudden
appearance OF these animals, but the latest the
Is believed by many that there Is large subter-
ranean passage Of water between the head
~ aters OF the Ocklawaha and the waters Of the
OkeehObee Lake, and that these monsters have
found their way here in great numbers, and If
not soon exterminated, win Obstruet the nayiga-
ton Of the Oeklawaba--Pilatka (FIa.) Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
EVENING STAR.
OUBLE SHE EFT.
A WALK TO MY OWN GRAVE.
WITH THREE CHILDREN.l

There do not stop to cry.
The path j. long-we walk IN slOw!f'
But We shall get there by and by,
Every step that we go
Is one step nearer. you know.
And your mothers grave Will be
Such pretty place 10 see.
e. viii there be marble there.
Win doves, OF lambs or liiiesgn No.
Keep white yourselves Nhy should you care
hthey are a white as snow,
When the lilies cannot blow,
And the doves can never moan,
Nor the lambs bleat-in the ssOne2
You want some fioxerss OH
W. sh~ " not md them ON the way.
Only a fewshrier roses grow.
Here and there. in the sun, say.
10 i dusty and dry all day,
But at evening there - shsde,
And-yCI will not be aiTaidi
Al the foy-ersS Surely. yes
At the end there viii be n few
g. Yi0letys NiCletss" So guess,
And q little grass and dew:
Ard soTle biIds-you want them bluef
And a spring too. "a | think,
Where We viii rest aud drink.
Now kiss me and be good,
For yen can 60 back home and play.
This isl nv grave here in the wood,
Whore j. Tor " lille, must stay,
ait-will you always pray,
Though you are sleepy. at nigiits
There. do not forget me quite.
Keep the baby sweetly drest,
And give him milk and give him toys;
Eoek him, as 1 did, To- his rest,
And never make any noise,
Brown eyed girl and blue-eyed boys,
Until be wakes Good bye,
And-lO not stop 10 cry!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

The WOMEN OF PARIs-TAeir Part an In
Bloody Work Of he Conmune.-The part borne
by the women of Paris IN the recent bloody work
in that city is being made known to us by the
correspondents, one of whom, after describing
the face and form of one of the female national
guards, Says III the French nation were COM
posed only of French women, what q terrific
nation IL would be-" 1t was the women who ran
through the streets with petroleum torches firing
the buildings; the women who shot down unarmed
prisoners, or murdered wounded soldiers An
Englishman met in the Rue de la Paix a COM
pany of between twenty and thirty girls, looking
neat ane pretty, but hooted at, cursed and
Kissed with unusual bitterness by the mob.
He learned that they were the shop-girls of a
sewlng-maehine house, who had enticed a com
pany OF soldiers into their shop, petted and flat
tered them there, and then poisoned them ali in
wine; These girls were hurried along the Place
Nendome, knowing well that they would be put
to death without delay or mercy, but they trpped
along gaily, answering the curses of the throng
win smiles. All the women who participated in
these dreadful scenes were not, however, resi-
dents OF Belleyille, or shop-girls. Some CORE
spondents tell Of the decent and lady-like ap-
pearance of many who were caught firing from
windows or pouring petroleum into cellars
French society must indeed be demoralized.
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AUCTION SALES.
fCTIRE DaYS
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS A,-,,,,...-

Br GREEN swILLAMs, AScfiope.r..
"eNst oorner sth and streets
EX,T lJz sALEoF SIN pAnAsK P.Rrop
fSIh I'M; PkAsr sTkIPEp nfiTkTioS 'ea,G
sKsTEEEq2sSElW99cI ERaMRs, wsi IN ffSS dboSkk
TKNsfos NJ 4, RmiArNbS s9sIo SOLID Oak Ex.
SSkk ssEhfE Tor sfS9BoiasssSSkl s SD
EnkbLs TOP WISH AsP b hfA,E fS A5kiSS.
Fhs sfItk,fLi kSi ISSRAIS 6sRfFTSS, 6Ss
R AUTSSTTh ONE YOUNG Mich COW &c OS AZ
"a Inn wn i,H.GRsp1r MORNING. IN. aga A, ~
we slall ~. 80, :. ncing az 10 o'clsck A. m,
~ 10 Sia @ :trest nsrsa 1e' bs, - p5 y My,
sortr,ent =. a hsi STREETS wat an excelient a.
PLAN Blue figured sils Firesas-il. pa,l,, So.
si.trr q r. sens ~ geSls'Srsa an Hair, con,
K,sp ss,G5 Ss,ss, hssweSd Frames, made b,
heavy striped Imitation Goblin I'm Spssi1sH I p
IhfKrIs ss5sgqP T. peels H.n;o'ss @ b,
Rcsrwocd BssiSad and W. WaId hs...i, ,s -
Mirror Baet s,il ost marble ,op s.asl,s.rs
his-d With Birds Eve MARIE
wen 10 LsnbI IL IN. with Lace cursains
meaes h@'Die-top bsrsAHs, waslessnds, Go.
Psn1 a Sos o Gr S.'.,I ,saass vsh Pillow
Y.S ianlne hairs uphslS,-red In Ren
e1ia,easier Flower sian Plush Recepffop Chair.
China Vas With stand, Hsrs s slab ans Br.cs.,.
wlndSw Awnines, wire Flower stands. A. W.
good astortnent Of White China. S,ia.ss,x. 81
nneisNet, Brussels; SPY and Ingram Carpess
Ei,cisc,i I R. . hsins.er Stoves, Stair Rods
q, nv IL o clock m shall sell--
yne excellent F;LIRfly Carriage
One OouTe. one Bugra
L lot hsrs ess, Blankets, Buffalo Robe.
Also, one Young Mich Cow
iels-td GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auc,-.
SALE OF HORSES
DEPOT QuARrERNaSrKRS OFrtcf
x.-,,, MAsHINero ID. C., June = i<1
III De sold AZ public auction. on Juiy Ion ,9yl
~ 10. !, a NJ a. the 01Arernasters Stables corner
Five Drauhht Horses
By order Of the Quartermsster General.
,o. wM. MYERS.
e-o-oe Depot Qusrterma-ter.
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The Ruth.MedIieotf Tragedy.

Netc Theory Of q MOtire for RHth's Taking OF.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the LeayenwOrth, Kansas,
Standard writing from Lawrence the scene of the
Ruth tragedy says: During conversation with
the late /. Miles Ruth, a few days before his
death, he made some statements concerning his
wife's titled ancestors, their estates, &c, that
have not been alluded TO in print, and which, in
connection with late tragic event, may be OF
interest % the public. He stated that the death
OF the Baron De Sprangh, Of StrasbOurg, mater
nal grandfather of Mrs Ruth, left the estate % a
crippled & defOrmed sister, and upon her death,
should she leave no issue, they would descend TO
Mrs Ruths mother and through her 70 MIS-
Ruth. This sister never married, and since the
commencement Of the Franco Prussian war, in
formation had been received Of her death. As
Mrs. Ruth's mother proposed % relinquish all
her claims In favor Of Mrs Ruth IL left her sole
heiress TO estates valued at several millions OF dol
lars and the right assume the title OF Baroness
DE Sprangh-
Mr. Ruth spoke Of their intention 70 lay claim
20 the title and estates upon the settlement Of the
difficulties In France, and OF his regret that his
education and social advantages had not been
such a. 10 fit him for sustaining the dignity OF a
position he might be called ~ MI, as the husband
OF a titled lady.
wishing 10 see only justice done, have given
but a plan, unvarnished statement OF what was
told me by Mr.. Ruth, but may that not afford, IN
the minds Of many, proof Of a motive for the
commission OF crime BY an ambitious, cOol-blOod
ed man, stronger than the love for woman
somewhat passs, and several years his senior
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY LATIMER a CLEARY. Apc,,o,,.-

ID IS,cceSSors ~ 49,. !, = uctloneers,
southwest corner Of Pennsyiysaia ave ana ,,,A :.
ENTIRE EFFECTS OF wILLARps Horr, :
CONSISTING IN PART OF Fis Iyo besVpplnSbl
81 'IlIIh us, a LARGE AssoRraENf OF +
kSk, v, PPfhRREs Egbb' fYTEEESSFEI bkSss &ns,
g Hill HTSSbk Sp ssSIafs SE MsskESE GSf'
RriAiR Ssllthn CHAMBER sSiTEs. RS hhssTITrSRE,
R RSSssEE&Us sn Sfi6K HAIR M AsP RwsAf9
iMNkSSE aT, SGKITs s sifEf04Es RELLsSkEfs,
flNEN. SEP All. LACE CURTAINS, MhR.
BLE-TeP ITABLEs, nfEGERES, WINDOW
SNAPS OH cT9l u Es ETSTESSNISs a xsp
SUPERIOR ooLLES r f4Ar OF SILVER
AND SoBLkTs, LARGE cokkECTloN or
slLSER- PLATED SPOONS ASp FORKS, A
~ ExTENSiNE- ASSORTMEN L OF CHINA
MINT OF WINS Lfo fSfsk A vi 1Gsss9 9eeF
Ills, STEAM ENGINE, TWO No B0ILERS
e PSMPSs MANGLES, WASHING MACHINES
HHNp r PrAAIIENa WRINGERs, A sUPkRIOR
Sis lis, kITCHFN REQUIsITEs, ToGETHER
WITH NUMEROUS SHAFfINGS. &C.
- On MONDAY MORNING. June 9Th ISl
VI commencing at 10 o'clock, and continuing |
~ from day TO day until the hole is disposed IL
4lMe shall sell the entire effects of Willar,; :
Motel Tor account Of James Sykes. Esq being
one OF the m st extensive and best collection Of Fur
u iture ever sold In Washington
Terms: All under 500 cash. Of ana ox er fbas
amount credit Of two and four months with an
proved endorsed notes bearing interest =
le2u PatSRepl LATIhER& CLEARY, Aucts.
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WILLIAM H. WARp.tr~r.....
a. ht dksr A = W MAiHnnS,{aMs' s1ct,
S. g-ARsHAL's SALE.

- In virtue Of writ offer fAcias issued from
oss e tns y me Cent r sas
se a. PUBLIC saetien for eesA in tEent sfthe Sear
Of July next 1871, at 10 O'Clock m, ali defendant
right title, claim and interest In and % the north
c., together with an and singular the improvements
thereof seized and levied upon as the property Of
ea sdS No 80 IN fssor q wsssiSassn Cas- LIGHT
~ ALEX SHARP, o. s. Marshal, DO.
June IA, ISL, jel4-dtds
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RY w. l.. WALL & CO., Auetioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9o2 Pennsy lvania ayenu

TRTsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST.
~ BY yirtue of decd Of trust, dated the aoth
ia day Of June, A. ID. 1870 from Levi Sourbier and
- wife, and duly recorded in Lber No. GIG, folio
in the District Of Columbia, viii sell on MONDAY,
the goth day Of June, ISL, ats o'clock the
described in said deed, to Wit LOT numbered
twenty two, (22,l in the recorded subdivision Of
Square numbered one hundred and ninety -four
(l94 in the city of Washington, D. c., improv cd By
substantial two story Frame Dwelling house.
Terms One third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months the deferred payments to bear Inter
est at the rate of ten per centum per annum and
cured by purchasers notes and deed OF trust on the
premises, Cosveyapcibg and stamps at purchaser
cost. A deposit Of $50 will be required soon as
jel4d WIN. L. WALL CO., Aucts
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ENT GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ 317 Southeast corner Of 9TH and d SIS

CHAECERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
a. By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
ia: te District Of Columbia, OF the 9th of May ISl
.In chGncery cause No. Ass, between MARY
Kicker Fl all plaintiffs, and Marian Essenan et al =
defendants, will sell by public auction in front Of
premises at D o clock p. m, on MONDAY, June Dc;
l6l part o. Lot No 8. in Square No 3Sl beginning
for the SAID part Of said lOt 1T point the distance
OF three lest westrom the northeast corner of said
and running thence south seventy-hVe feet, thence
west twenty feet thence north seventy five feet
thence east with the line Of 'C' street north 70 tho
place OF beginning, with the exception Of a small
piece OF groRnd- five feet square, the southeast
corner OF said part OF lot, with the privilege of
three loot alley atthe east part of said lot running
BACK forty -hVe feet improved by brick house, No
$50 fronting Is Feet more less, on the south side
OF said street north between 9th and 10th streets
west, and containing nine rooms, with halls, sc
Terms: 0ne-third part of the purchase money 20 be
paid In cash on the day Of sale, the ratification
thereof by the court and the balance Of the purchase
money 20 be paid In e7ual instruments in six twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sale. in notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the property
with permission to the purchaser 70 pay the whole
OF the purchase money IN cash, to pay any or
more OF the notes at any time before maturity SIOD
TO be paid by the purchaser Immediately after the
property Is bid of and the sale TO be completed
within five days thereafter, otherwise the property
to be resod at the cost and risk of the defautng
chaser. Purchaser to pay for stamps and all con
yey0ncing. NJ. THOMPSON,
Solicitor and Trustee.
gelSd GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts.