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The New York herald., 1871-01-12
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Communication from Fer Former Cca,,rsn.
der.
To fHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
] DO not feel That degree OF apprehension in regard
To hc safety OF the crow OF my Old vessel, the agl-
nav, That seems 10 have obtained In certain quar-
tefs. Although the position OF the Survivors Of the
wreck is critical II is not, by any means hopeless
as some siarinlsts would have us believe
Commander sicard is, III my judgment, the man
OF al others ior lust such emergency. Or great
nerve, cooness apd indomtabie courage and perse.
veranee, be H evolve safety from disaster II II be
poss.oe. The Saginaw usually carried four months
pfovisicis and stores ana had very handy appara-
tls ior dls0 linI water, easily removed IN case OF
necessity As tie vessel took from Goth october to
18TH November 10 break up much must have been
saved rom ne wreck; and knowing Commander
Sicaid - | do viii not believe any report 10 the
contrary untii We nave more Information. The put
ling me crew Oh quarter rations wise piece OF
furethoa2ht \ man may suffer, yet can live, on
one-ci3hlh 81 navy ration and thus even slender
stock OF provisions he made to hold out long time.
Besides there ~ the chance of taxing fish and sea
BIRDS, which frequent such Islands as the one they
are ON.
feel great nopes that long ere the store Of
PROVISIONS Is exhausted the rescning vessels VIII lie
IN sight.
Tue Saginaw carried three boats besides the gig
and dingg. Respectfully yours,
RICHARD w. MEADE,
JAN 49, 1871. Commander. 4. =. n.
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HIS color has isolated him from anything IKE social
Intercourse with his comrades. But instead Of SEN
slbly living down the prejudice against him. he has
taken every. occasion to resent the trigid
courtesy and quiet undem0nstrative contempt
with which he has been treated, with open
and naGrant misconduct. On one occasion he got
up hght with q cadet and subsequently, while on
parade, he wiliuly kicked another The authorities
have, OF course been puzzled 70 know how 70 pun
ish MIN. He has always made the same defence
that he Is boy OF color and belongs TO oppressed
ace--and this has secured him the strongest pos
sble
POLITICAL INFLUENCE
at Washington.
Anderson, VINO has accused him or lying, bears
singularly good reputation among his comrades for
truthfulness and integrity. He comes from one Of
the blackest Of the black republican districts Of Wis
consn, y 2 representative OF strongly
republican family, and holds, as strongly
as boy OF sixteen can, the republican creed
or the equality OF Personally therefore, he
was inclined 10 be OF Smths bess friends at the
Academy had the col0red boy gwen him chance
to be so.
But TO morrow, with the winding up OF the court
martial, the whole case will be tranferrei TO WASH
tngi0n. Its final result Will, doubtless. be expected
from that quarter with the greatest interest.
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which Hiram woodruff used TO wear wnen driving
a tr0tting team. emerged from the back room and
'.Mr. Commissioner" SAID the HERALD reporter,
II nave called upon You 70 gain some Information
in regard to the water famine.
HOW DOES THE OLD THING woRKW
commissioner MISUNDERSTANDING is working
smootaly, SIR. We have three worthlngton pumps
Everything Is working smoothly, sir.
SMooTH-FACED MAN--Yes, sir; everything Il work.
ing smooihly-gong right along, sir. Plenty OF
"How much water win these engines furnishs'
commissioner NATHAN-Four million gallons an
morrow We will have the steam pipe raised and Oh
Friday all will be right.
sMooTH-FACED M1N-Yes, Sir, on Friday all will
THE FRIDAY FISH EArERs,
then need not be afraid OF drought; no. indeed. cir.
Works at BelievlleY''
Commissioner NArHAN-Seventy strong ana pow
Ford. The Bclleville and Hudson Water Works have
sMnppied the cities ol Jersey, Bergen. Hoboken and
nsrsS1s M@GsSn Win their Population Of people
OF the reservoirs, who stand ready to turn tho
Water on at any time on district where irc may
"What 10 the real cause Of the disaster, Mr.
Is to blame. The stoppage may have resulted from
1aw In the iron OF the pipes IL may have occur
red when tho ice was being driven out or the pipes
"What is the
CAPACITY or THE TWO RESERVOIRS ~
"Ab0ut forty million gallons, sir, per day. Wo
have Two steam fire englnes under charge OF the
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department, stationed at
the well corner Of Wayne and Monmouth Streets
ana these pump mp $50 gallons q minute"
On the Hoboken ferry yboat the HERALD reporter
met MIR. Patrick ]. Meehan, the editor Of the irish
American who was deeply immersed In corner
OF the boat, In volume OF Irish history, with the
leaf turned down at the place referring to the battle
OF F0ntenoy, A. D. l745. The reporter questioned
this gentleman, who Is well known IN Hudson City,
as 70 the supply In bis city OF water
Mr. MEEHAN-So l am to De interviewed, am n
Very WELL I've got plenty or water and VIII lend
anybody in New York AZ much as they want
raise my own water III my own yard, and the water
famine doesn't bother me. Did you ever read the
battle OF Fontenoya Nor Every man should read
that poem, for it's noble One l sincerely hope
there VIII be plenty OF water on the day that the
gallant Fenian martyrs and patriots land from the
Cuba on free American soil.
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some wac had cnalkod on the inner door sRcas

"ILe Clerk is Down Stairs in the TaX Omcc."
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Some war had chalkod on the inner door, "Kcas0n
why, want Of water--ln his wniakcy."
Finding II necessary to see some one acquainted
with the water stoppage our reporter went down
stars anu called in at Tie ONCE OF the Water Com
missioners. Having ed his business TO man m
black clothes with smooth lace, the ltter hallo0ed
into a back room -
commissioner Nathan, look here; here's o
HERALD reporter wants 10 see yOu.n
The gentleman referred To, u tall, slender man,
with black. glossy wniskers and u cap like that
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MAYORS OFFICE.

rhe HERALD reporter turned the handle OF the
door, and opening II he was confronted by another
inside, with piece Of white paper attached between
tile panels with the inscription,
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BLAKE On the 5sh instant, CATHARINE r.,
wife of John W. Blake, and daughter Of the late
sarah and Richard Wilkinson, in the 3Sth year Of
her age.
xeaiives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend her funeral from her sister house, (Mrs. E.
J Fullaloes.l No. 233 10Th street southeast, on
Sunday. the Sth instant. at 2:S0 O'Clock.
HAPP. On the 9TH Of October, At : O'Clock a. m +,
CHARLES ALOYSIUS, youngest son Of Nicholas
Funeral O'Clock D. m, Sunday, October 8, from
81 9Th street N. W.
HART At Bath. Me, September 29sh, FANNIE.
aged years. youngest daughter Of Rev. W lillian
and MARY Hart, formerly Of this city.
HOPKINS. ON the 6fh instant. Of scarlet f-ver,
TMbA REBECCA HOPKINS, daughter Of l.. II.
and u. N Hopkins, aged years, Smonths, ando
Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend her
funeral frrm the residence of her pa-ents. No 81
& street southwest, tomorrow, at O'Clock p. m.
MoEEA- Very suddenly, on Friday, September
%. ISL. ar Glen Mills, Delaware county Pa. JAS.
JEWS RICkETTs McREA, only son of Albert
III and Mary VI. McRea.
NAYLOR. On Friday, at II o'clock D. m Mrs.
SARAH NAlLOR, aged % years, widow OF the late
Gror rye Naylur.
Funeral 10 take place from her late residence on
attend. Carriages win be in waiting at Il. W. Bar
hers. tundertaker,) 6l2 llth. between 4 and G.
s--eets. at ] O'Clock ,. m. Sunday.
WaELAN. ON the 7th instant. MARTIN j. =.
infant 81 William and Kate Wbeisn, aged year
and months.
Again our circle 5 broken,
For little Martin 5 dead:
Al hopes we foDdly cherished
Have taken wings and fed. . .
Inc TRENDS ara relatives are resp -StuIy lhNltt
&" attend his funeral on to morrow a'ternorn, at
clock. from his parent residence, No 90 Sd street.
Georgetown Sunday Chronicle and Herald ple.s Sc
Copy-l
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REighty-seven people in Indignant cir
CumstanceS'' have Just been vaccinated in Pitts
Burgh. if we may believe local paper.
aVMO'tO for railway directOrs-Never mind
passengers; it's freight that makes the cargo
y. 4. World.
~ A widOwer being asked his opinion of sec
Ond marriages. said that as a good wife a
gift from the Lord. il was wise and right TO re-
Plenish often rs the supply gave out.
HS-A Vermont girl Of seventeen, uansplanted
90 Iowa. PLAYS the cabinet organ and sings in
church. drives two and sometimes four horses on
the reaper during the week. and recently carried
of the first prize for equestrianism at the La
Crosse County Fair.
@There would seem TO he some doubt about
the asserted willingness of Germans to admit fe-
males into collegiate institutions The kOnigs-
berg academical authorities having put the
Question 20 the Prussian Minister of Education,
the latter replied that the statutes of the uuiver-
sity contain no provision for the case of female
81
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MARRIED.

McCULLOUGH-LU1Z. On the 5th instant, At
the Metropolitan NJ y. Church, hv the Rev. j. y.
NeVmsp. GEORGE W. McCULL0CGH. Jr.. and
AnELAIDEM. LUTZ, daughter Of the late John
= IutZ.
McNEIR-PASCHAL. On October 5th, at the
residence OF the bride father in this city. No 1911
h street by fh~ Rev. Samuel =. Mitchell. WILLIAN
McNEIR. Of Washington. ID. c., 10 EMILY A.
4 As, IiAL. daughter Of Hon. Geo W. Psschsl. Of
Austin. Texas. Texas papers please copy.1
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DOUBLE SHEET.

NOT THAT TICHBoRNE. BUT ANOTHER TTCH-
HORNE.-There Is still another res citation in the
IichhOrne case. Mr.. Julio Francis Berrant. a
gentle man of the highest responsibility, residing
l'ow in the prOvince Of Minae Geraes. declares
that he travelled with Charles Il. Tichborne
I ON Lima; that they resided together in Rio de
-ianeirO. that Mr.. TichbOTne p1-cha ID some
pictures and curiOsities from him. and forwarded
them to his mother, Lady TichbOrne; that Mr..
7 'chbOTne sailed in the Bella Tor New York.
which vessel was lost. with all on board; and
that he still holds passport OF Charles u. Itch
horne. Mr.. BerTant believes the rightful Mr..
TiebbOTne lost at sea Mr.. BeTrants state
I,euts tally with those of the claimant, although
MI Berrant desires TO contradict those of a man
he believes falsely representing himself 10 be the
Charles Il. TichbOrne drowned with the Bella.
However THU nav be. IL is evident Mr.. Berrants
evidence should be of the highest Importance,
and nigh, disDel the mystery which seems the
more 20 envelop tne case the longer the suit con-
g.uueS.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian ResOlyent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

:, Ersry drop OF the sARsAPARILLIANREsO
HENT communicate through the Blood, Sweat
with new and sound material. SzofgLa, Sypiiiis,
ss9nsnn'pt,on,, GIandnIar disease, Ulesrs IN fks
Throat, Mouth, TEnlors, Nodes IN the Glands and
the a1s and tss st .sors 3,
Spots, Worms IN the Flesh, TEn,ors, Cancers IN n.
NcG S,oeats Loss a SDs I'm and ali ,caiss ~ 81.
hiepy,ne,Pss are ,gitain the curative range Of tiis
wiH prore asy S1sOs using Jor site 1 Of .kxs.
forms Of disease ats potent poUer TO tAsm.
III the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually pro-
crossing, succeeds in rresting these wastes and
pairs the same with material made from healthy
does secure-a cure Is certain; for when once tbi.
remedy commences its work OF publication, and such
win be rapid, and every day the patient will feei
himself growing better and stronger, the food di.
weight increasing.
Not only does the sARsAPARILLIAS REsoLvEyr az
Gel all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic
scrofulous Constitutional and Skin diseases, but il
KIDNEY AND BLADDER CoMpLAINrs,
Urinary and womb M W diseases. Gravel, Diabetes,
Briehfs Disease, Albuminnra and in ali cases where
there are brick dust deposits or the water s thick
egg, or threads like white silk there il morbid,
dark, BILIOUS appearance, and white bone de-
posifs, and when there 10 prickng, burning eensa
ton when passing water, and pain In the mall Of
the Back and along the Loins.
DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative Pills,
perfectly taseless, elegantly coated with sweet euu
purse, resEiate, purify, cleanse, and strengthen,
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, kidneys, Bladder, Neryous
Diseases. Headsche, Constipation, Ind.
Ris.PsHSs Ps;s ,n s Ii
nents Of the Internal yiscera. Warranted to Sdsct
: pSslt,ys cure: Purely yegstable. Containing 10
A Ssw dosss Of RAILWAYS PILLS vfn frss The
eystem from all the above named disorderU. Price
= cents per Box. SOLD BIZ DRU00IsfS.s
READ"rALsE AND TRUE. send one latter
stamp TO RAILWAY D co., No. 81 Maiden LsDe
View York. Information worth thoussnds Vli be
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QYwM L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue

TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
ENTIRE rGRHITTRE AND EFFECTS 0F THE
SING OVER 500 ROOMS.
a By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 18th
H day OF May, A. ID. 1859, and duly recorded in
m ords for Washington county, d. c., and by the
VII sell at public auction, in the Metropolitan
otei, in the city of Washington all the Furniture
Household Goods and Effects in said hotel by cata
logue, consisting of in part
Fifty Psrlor Suites,
Large number of fine French plate Pier Msntel and
other Mirrors,
Velvet Brussels Tapestry Three MY and Ingram
Carpets aud 0icloth, y
Two hundred suits Walnut and Rosewood Marble
Ros tSp o6d M;psrr Furniture urn. IRE w.,,,.
Rosewood Walnut and other Bedsteads, very hand
come,
Superior Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows.
An immense assortment o, Blankets, Spreads, Com
forts, Sheets and Table Linen, Rep and Lace
Curtains.
Extension and other Dining Tables,
Dining Chairs.
large lot Of Silver plated Walters, Pitchers, Cas-
large collection Of Silver plated Spoons and Forks
large quantity Of Table Cutlery,
A large assortment Of China and Glassware,
An assortment of Wines, Liquors &C,
Gas Fixtures, large lot Of Copper Cooking Uten-
= sis, Kitchen kequisite,, &c, &c.
Together with all the entire effects, &c, contained
in the said hotel
The sale to commence on THURSDAY, Oct. Goth,
D., ISL at 10 clock "A. m, and continue from
day to day commencing at he same hour, until all
Terms All sums under $500 cash, and over that
amount credit Of one, two and three months, with
approved endorsed nGts1' hearing nts ERE .
30-eod&ds W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers
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RY LATIMER q CLEARLY, Auctionecrs,
tSuccessors to Cooper Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and nth sire.

oueOcsSors W Coopef Latlmer,l
Soutn~eet corner OF Penna. avenue and llth street
HIGHTY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On THE SOUTH SIDE OF NASSACHUSE ct rs
ArENlE, BETWEEN 10Th AND l1rH SIS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
a By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated on
the 9Th day of June 1870, and recorded IN Libsr
NO: elS' folio 24s one Of the land records for
Washii gton county in the District of Columbia [
shall offer for saie, in front of the premises on
TtEsDAY, October 18th, 1871, at 4k o'clock .. m.
designated on the ground plan OF said city as Lot
No Is, In Davidsons subdivision Of square No 3a2
together with the improvements, which consist Of Q
three-story Brick Dwelling with all the modern i'm
proyements.
Terms at SALE. Conveyancing and stamps at pur-
chaser 3 cost. 500 down at time Of SALE
WIN. y. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
se30-d&ds BATIMER q ULEARY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY THos. Z, wAGGAMAN, Auction,rr.
ID Sl9 7th street, opposite post Offiee

RY THos. z %AsGAMaN: Ans.ies.er;
rsgsEEEs SALE AT AyGr,es OF BEAU.
16REs, moss on less Oh rak sEy TkSrs
81 8Dm TIE rI Ee4 YfRs EF1 HdsE T ~
npEs SP9, sTR IHh k Rsfr TOLL sArE on
VIM. A. Munder, dated respectively Feseasry
10Th and November l4th. A. d. ISIS, and recorded
fsspsc1iv sls IL LiSer , q No 3 fo9 "a and
Of Wellington county, District of Columbia, we
shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on the
m, all the land mentioped in said deeds Of tru,ts
and mere fully described as follows, viz: Al that
piece or parcel Of ground lying the said city and
rods and twenty perches, bounded follows Begin
ming at The norheast CORNER Of lot No. of the subd
and Incidence, known as Ssd-worth when was con-
yeyed 20 w lillian Little by Benjamin Ogle Tayloe
and William n. Tayloe, by deed bearing date March
north 81 degrees 81 perches to inter.ect Hol-
mead north line; thence with said line s6k n 30
road, IS feet wide with fine east Gne - rass ,sS
out road 50 feet wide, N. 90 80 perches thence
south 20 degrees east IA 4s perches to interssct the
line of said road s. "a degrees e. il perches thence
~ straight line to the beginning. except as muc.s
veyed BY William A. Munder to Erastas nj Ghsnin.
all of which win more fully appear in Libsr 62s folio
49, The improvements consist Of a good two-story
Terms Of sale: $500 cash: Of which deposit of
500 will be required when the property is sold the
!. e1,ss f IT, sns IL y
The terms Of sale to be complied with in Ave DAYS
after the sae or property to be resod, at cost and
6 GHhSN 1hsf IhHh66iinER Trustees.
se9-d&ds THOs Z. WAGGAMAN, Aucts.
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1SHJhbkENs CAST OF 90 T9IS q
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mad fr~u
Georgetovn or washington attended 70. oo3ely
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RY WM. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,)
Nos. 900 and 900 Pennsylvania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUG

Nos 800 and soa Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUG
e assd a1 psts IN
on the premises, on FRIDAY, October 9th,
eouny FsS ssasis sea the
part Of that tract Of land conveyed by James sher
ay Mah.D snd snssn g. sSo
sad hss Ssr sha ire
set apart and conveyed to her, beginning for the
drawn south one and quarter degrees west from rom
The third boundary stone of the city Of washington,
dividing line between ' the said MARY sahe sn s sss
Wm; u Ciagett; thence south along and with said
with the south line Of said Cseett land 100 fee
% north ,r and parallel with Boundary street 100
thence west along the said Clsgett's land to the
tgsRRns I'M 1890 feet Of
Tps of part Of
o Of 1i rns on All at cost
sold. The purchaser not complying. with terms Of
sale within i've days. the property win be resold at
see6dts W. l.. WALL 1 CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOvEsALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, October 18th, same hour and place.
OCT w. L: WALL 1 CO., kucts
Rf WI. WALL 4 CO., An.eGt,Onsers,
500 and 902, w. cor. Penna. ave- and 9Th st.
rf kFsFTTs "a sktE q oSsgRE.TgsE AND
in THIS CITY, at huCTioS. A" horhh'
q By zr sus e Sx deed q trust dated December
oos ?s SIS and Loser sSs one s a the s
~ Hand records for Washington county, D. q
of :s e nr aos n Ss s9 b R
inst3n All OF the Fun niture and Household Goods
.sa IN s 2: Of the said
kaSs rs sss e eS.r
Walnut and other Bedsteads, Rosewood, Walnut and
Linen curtain: sSiss sassnso d. sns
q hns sS Ca:
Gen; Sa and ssss iSs Of Copper Cooking
tanned in the said hotel. 49, w. "'n'
:. bur, 1 uss It al 81 ri. q
Terms: An sum. under ESQ cash, and over that
amount credit OF one, two and three months, with
EiSHxRp N VIZ 1Vcia Z r interest.
oes-.osd. THOMAS f e. eMknik,r xoS. Anss..
BIZ GREEN .sss.... rs
rE 54s ESosEssr sssss Ra9ysss AMP
BETWEEN 2D AND 3D srRKETs WEST, AT
On THURSDAY, tn. lssA d.y Of October,
s ls7l, e O'Clock p. M, We shall sell: on the
With three good frame D.siins Hsa:s s 40 bach s
aS a SSG and and sssD Being
bird cash. ssiascs and rs months.
ts%ps at the cost of the ssrcSsser 800 down on
0c4-d A'' '" GRkEG { WILLIAMS, Auc,s.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RY LATIMER LEART, Aucsioneers,
ID (Successors TO Cooper Latimer,l
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th IT
SALE OF FURNITURE. B.H
FiXTuRES, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
a on MONDAY MORNING, october 9Th
W. ISL, at 10 o clock, at No. 1000, southwes
- corner of PeuDsy " ania avenue and 10Th street
Unknown ~ the Simpson House. we shall sell !
large as.or ment VI Household and Kitcher
Walnut Rep Parlor Suites,
Hsircloth Parlor Furniture,
xhatrots Marble-top Tables,
MAJ BILE tip and other Gotta ge Suites
Brussels, rhree-piy and Ingram Carpets,
Bedsteads, Bureaus and w ashstand.
Nsrdrobes, Tables, Chairs aud eh .des,
superiOr Hair and Husk Lar trasses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Large and superior collection of Heating Stoves
Blees Sewing Machine,
Large quantity Of Glass and China Ware.
silver plated Casters, Forks aud Spoons,
Bar Counters. Tables, &c.
Is. House Tor rent on long lease
Tins cash LATiMER & CLEARY.
sto-N lkep Pat.&Chron.I Auctioneers.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
H Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TWO ACRES OF GARDEN LAND. WITH THV
lMPkoNEMEN rs, AT AUCTION.
Ia On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at 4 O'Clock
E,N p: m, We shall sell, the premises. two
sM.uf God Garden Land, with the imprnv ensents
of Dwelling House, Stable. Peach and
SEES. The above premises wing on the road Scros:
the Navy yard Bridge, aud on the Insane Asylum
road, about one mile back Of the National Race
Course. Nov occupied by Benjamin Cox, ESQ.
oc3-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Rf THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LONG BOAT MART

ELLA, AT AUCTION. -.
Ia ny virtue Of the powers contained In GER
=. lse, and duly recorded ON September nh,
!se In mortgages book No. !, folios 81, % and 30 Of
the records In the custom house at Georgetown d.
e.; default having been made in the payment OF the
DEBT secured thr the undersigned will otter for
sale, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October, A.
D. lal, at O'Clock m, Ct 10Th street wharf city
Of was se the Long Boat known BY the
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in and u
with interest from the day of sale deferred
dersigned. Fl. Il. v. CAW0OD
ocz THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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by LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioners,
- successors TO per 4 LatimerD
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street

236, ON NORTH V STREET. BETWEEN
18Th AND 14TH STREETS NORTHWEST
- BY virtue of deed of trust. dated 9th MAY,
lSH, and recorded in Liber r. NJ. H., No. ga
= Ioilos 3d. ct SEQ, one of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c.. the subscribers will sell
on tie premises to the highest bidder MONDAY
following ground, 70 wit:-The western part of Lot
No. 5 IN Square No. 2f, twenty one (2l feet 'front.'
trust.
The terms Of sale are: One third cash, 1850 of
which must be paid at the time and place Of sale }
and the residue ia six and twelve months, with in
terest from the day Of sale: The deferred payments
are to be secured by deed of trust on the premises
cold. II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within days from the day of sale the subscribers
reserve the right, ten days public notice in one
newspaper in Washington city, to resell the proper
~ or any part Of it, for cash. the risk and cost Of
the purchaser in default. All conyeyapces and
stamps at the purchaser cost.
A. HYDE, Ia
se7-1aw60ct67 LATIMER & CLEARY Aucts
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DRIDAL AND FUNERAL wRKATHEs, b.
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
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