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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-07-25
How Long should Man Stick to His
Engine?

A correspondent of the Locomotive En-
gineers' Journal, writing from Rutland,
VT, speaking of the duty and extent of
the responsibility of an engine man in
case of accident, says:
"Where an accident takes place, such
as going down the dump or colliding
with another train-a bridge may be
gone, culvert washed away-he may
see the fatal leap; ask you, thinking
your experience is worth as much as
mine, would there be anything heroic
for me to stand on the foot board and
plunge with my engine into certain and
dreadful deathY Is there anything
brave about it? Have you no RESPONSE
bilities here ON earth, no matter if you
have ten cars loaded with passengers
that must follow the engine as the case
may beP Now consider an engineer
responsibility ceases, in such cases, when
he has sounded his whistle properly and
reversed his engine, opened his throttle,
pulled open his sand box. He has done
his whole duty to God and man as far
as he can to stop the train, and if he
has time and opportunity, if he is true
to himself, he will try to get off and
not go down to the bottom calling foI
brakes. Many engineers go down and
collide and are killed, for the reason
they do not have time after doing their
duty. 1 never should feel as if man
was fit to run an engine if he had not
courage to do his whole duty. But af-
ter he has stood to his post and done all
that has been put into his hands to do
then / say he is man who will try and
save his own life"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-07-25
A Pathetic Picture.

George William Curtis paints the fol-
lowing pathetic picture, which every
one could wish were less true to nature:
al think of many sad-eyed woman
l have known in solitary country homes
who seemed never to have smiled, who
struggled with hard hands through
melting heat and pinching cold to hold
poverty and want that hovered like
wolves about an ever increasing flock
of children. How it was scour in the
morning and scrub at night and scold
all day long! How care blurred the
window like cloud, hiding the lovely
landscape How anxiety snarled at
her heels, dogging her like cur How
little she knew or cared that bobolinks,
drunk with blithe idleness, tumbled and
sang in the meadows below, that the
earth was telling the time of year with
flowers in the woods above. As think
of these things, of this solitary, inces-
SAINT drudgery, of the taoiturn husband
coming in heavy with sleep, too weary
to read, to talk, to think, and I dc not
wonder that mad houses are so richly
recruited from the farmheuses as the
statistics show"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-07-25
POETR Y.
A WOMAN's VEIL.


1t was full many season since,
When was summering at Cape May;
They had a foolish fashion then
Mayhap they have the same to-day
That every lady in the dance,
1fpleased with any should not fail
Unto the partner she preferred,
To give hor voil.
And there was one mind me of,
Whose namo-woll, never mind her name;
Helen or Alice, Blanche or Maud,
70 you who read will be the same.
But that old fashion of the wells,
HAPPY recalls the past, and stirs
Memories that cluster round the night,
She gave me hers.
She flushed, poor child, In giving it,
And too felt my brow grow warm,
As laughingly, with fingers deft,
She knotted it about my arm;
And though the color on her check
Was like the light in morning skies,
j thought saw a holer dawn
Within her eyes.
The dance was over and we strollod
Out from the bathrooms glittered press,
10 meet the preeze that many armed
olasped each one IN Its ceol caress;
hhd sauhterihg on we reached the sea
The far waltz musics cadence sweet,
Mixed with the sound of waves that died
About our feet.
we uaiked Oh What now forget,
but careiessiy' or seeming so;
NeA' uay was 10 leave but then
III 'o"h we u meet again. you know.
An Well-a-day the gods dispose,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-07-25

A young lady in Plattsburg asked her
mamma, +" How long does the honey
moon last 7" to which the practical
mother replied, until you ask your
husband for money"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

:. Frederick Douglass Is about TO rebuild his
Rochester residence.
- Walt wbitmAnIa 10 be tho poet Of the Dart
mouth College commencement,
: The library Of Henry 7. TashSrmSn 10 being
sold In New York. ...
HaEgsrty, who stole the youshers, stIiI &C,
euples handsome suite Of rooms In tho new
court house. ..' ...-
- The reWArd for the arrest OF the murderer
OF Capt. OolyOooTesses has reached go 900, but
no eliS. u will be another Nathan affair.
Joseph II. Scranton, founder and owner Of
the tosn Of that name 10 PennsylVAniA, died on
- Madam beethoven, wife Of the great Isan's
nephew, gave resltsls iIOn his WOTfS, reeSEily,
In Buffalo. .... ..
Tom Scott Is down In Texas OTganIIlng z
the engineer corps Of the Texas Paeihe rail-
way.
- senator FteIinghuyssn will deliver the Ad,
dress % the graduStss u Princeton College on
the 25th. ........ ...
Mr. De b. Randolph Kslm ll % be mar
Mr.. Keim 10 we'll and iaVOFably known 10 wash
ingtOn "a former correspondent OF the y ew
York Hrraid, and . gsntlamAn Who has been
recently hOnored With several imPoTt4nl post
lions of trust and smolumen' by tho Aauihis'
tratiOn, ..... ...
Tho Emperor Of OhIaA has impOrttd pair
al elephants 10 assist at the ceremony o. his mar
TlAEe. His future cOnsOTt IL undergoing care
ful training In the otiquette o. court lie. fOT
Oanton have boon engaged on tho silks and
aAtins for hsr bridal tTousseau, and Just now
thoy are announced as completed, at . e0et OF
nearly q million and . nAlf OF money. Whho
The bridegroom vho has the sun ioI his en-
blem, goes forth In car drawn by elephants,
his bride, who ropToaonta the moon, u % bs
horne 10 her palace In palAnquin composed en-
tiFOly Of StinBs Of pearls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

At the Flfth-avenue hotel In New York to-
day there will meet 1.-THE political elements
opposed to the reelection OF General Grant,
for the purpose Of deyising ways and means
20 beat Grant. The meeting will be COM
posed mainly Of the gentlemen who took
part Ia The Cincinnati movement - Carl
David A. Wells, william Cullen Bryant Os-
wald, otteudorfer and Others Of like lnnu-
euce and standing. Although these gentle
men, with the exception OF Mr.. Bryant and
Mr.. Wells, have not openly ayOwed them
selves In opposition TO Mr.. Greeley, there
can be no doubt that they are dlssatlshod
with his nomination; that they feel the abso-
lutte necessity OF throwing him overheard,
aud, II pOsslble, OF securing for some other
candidate the Enforcement Of the Baltimore
convention. ..
The Tribune aud few Of the Greeley or
gans have, during the last few days, made
desperate attempts to show that this move
ment was not intended as blow at their
fayOrits candidate, but their arguments and
reasoning have been TOO weak 10 deceive any
one. II these gentlemen we're sincere and
honest In their advocacy Of Mr.. Greeley; "
they meant 10 give him the steady and unan.
lmous support without which his election Ia
an lmpOssIhilIty, what or where was the ne
cesslty for this consultation In New York
to-dayp To claim that they are entirely
satisfied with him Is simply ridiculous. II
they desire 90 SEQ him lndOrsed at Baltimore,
they have taken a singular way Of showing
1t. They have looked coldly on the rising
tide Of Democratic State support In various
sections OF the UnlOn.
Mr.. schurE has not opened his lips In sup
port OF the nominations which he helped 70
make. lie sat moody and silent In the SEN
ats from the adjournment at Cincinnati until
the adjournment Of the Senate, ten or twelve
days ago. Mr.. Summers rhetoric did not iu-
splre him with the slightest enthusiasm, The
able speeches OF Mr.. Morton aud Mr.. Carpen-
ter did not provoke him 10 reply.
We have no idea what Mr. schurz aud his
friends will do to-day. They may ndorso
Mr. Greeley or they may not. They may
come TO the conclusion that he OF all men
ought 10 be the President OF the United States
during the next four years, or they may not
Whatever their determination-Out OF mere
motives Of expedlency-may be, IL Ia certain
that they are opposed 10 him today that
they believe his nomination would be mis-
take aud that bis election would be an un-
mixed calamity.
Tue object Of their Consultation Is to sec
n thew can llnd a means TO defeat him and
put . stronger man in the field. That they
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

Roman TooNBs is a delegate 10 the Georgia
Democratic State convention.
Hon, oRRsrKs II Rno,yS,Na IA n.m.d os n
candidate FOR Congres, IN Tho % ulncv IIiIInois, !,
district
.s
1s n.y.. ~ 'na' .it onoe "a N,Ioe'ey h'nu
n ianseo Doou'e pIN
W" suues y. hose' 70 D'A'e ban"'
4" "oPo uo'usNo rag
NooRhERs absolutely refuses TO 20 to Baltl
more, and nnAly say" 81 would Of = dark
night RISK the Periious edge OF some Alpine pre-
eipice' on a drunken mule"
THE Hartford (Connectlcut) CouranL referring
to the efforts makInR 10 certain quarters TO be.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

The TEusTEEs Of the Peabody fund estab-
lIshed by the late George Peabody for the
benefit OF the Southern States will meet In
Boston on the 25th instant. Il Ia understood
that General Grant will be present at the
meeting. The composition OF the board Is as
followsi Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, chair
man; Hon. Hamilton Fish and Right Rev.
&. P. McIlyaine, vice ehalrmen; President
Grant, Hon. J. II, Clifford, OF Massachusetts,
Hon. VIM. Aiken, Of South Carolina, Hon.
VIM. N. Eyarts, Of New York, Hon. WIN. A.
Graham, OF North Carolina, c. Macalester,
esq., Of Philadelphia, George W. Riggs, esq,
OF Washington, Samuel Wetmore, esq, OF
New York, George N. Eaton, esq, of Mary
land, Hon. Samuel Watson, Of Tennessee,
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Of Virginia, Genera
Richard Taylor, OF Louisiana, Geo. Peabody
Russell, esq, OF Massachusetts,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

We are credibly Informed that the remedy
Tor the smallpox, published In the RErUnLt-
CAN OF Saturday, O5th,) as clipped from the
lancet, has been tried by the physicians in
East Washington and In all cases has proven
a complete success. Dr. $. A. NJ. MeKim
WIS the nfst TO give il a falr trial, and be
says II works like a charm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

THE Philadelphia Press prints very silly
paragraph about the REPUBLICAN, which, In
the absence Of Col. Forney, we set down 10
its youth and incxperience. The Press had
better not invite fight with the RErUBLI-
CAM We have no desire to open up old con
testsaud controversies, even though we are
certain that we should add to the laurols we
have already won over the managers ''Of my
twopapers. both dallY.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

will he able TO do so seems Just now i'm
probable. Mr.. Greeley's nomination at Balti-
That he will be the nominee Of the Demo-
cratlcparty we sincerely hope, for the reason
that 1t makes the triumph Of Republicaulsm
In November an assured fact.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

From OUR TELEGRANs In another column
i will be seen that the Geneva board Of arbl-
tratlon has adjourned until the 2Bth instant,
when, In the language OF the dispatch, "it Is
expected that by that date intelligence will
be received that will prove favorable to the
settlement Of the differences" The language
Is vague. Where the Intelligence Is expected
TO come from we are not informed. The
American Government has already given all
the favorable Intelligence on the subject that
1t cad give, or, rather, that ii Is willing TO
give,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

Mn. ISAAC sTRoHN, the veteran engrosslng
clerk Of the House Of Representatives, leaves
this morning for Ohio. Mr.. strohm is one Of
the most faithful and efficient officers iu the
service Of the Government, one Of the wheel
horses Of legislation, and gentleman In the
best meaning Of the grand old word
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
I.lo.oaaa. is,,l In EHsIESRsl HISsslE, E;T,i:s: ss:s
RY 2: y. w,ARSgR. RscI Estst. nroksr
between a and IL

TRusTEE,s SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
sInRY BRlQk DwRII,INg, NO 1Os sRv.
brRkEra UUrHRAHT.
y. ylrtaa Of decd Of trust 10 me, dated Repteu.
ber 10, ISL ard duly recorded 10 LIbst No e5s 10.
o ~. Of the land records of Washing ton, ID, o.
viii sell ~ public Aacton n front of the premises,
o'olock y, m, Lots siHteeu and hsventssn, In
Propt's hubdivislon Of Square numbered nine hun.
one hundred aud eiEht feet three inches south
ffom the point Of Intersection OF Seventh street
with north Carolina Aveuuo thence north forty feet
70 an alsyi the CO east one hundred and niustssn
feet 10 alley ten feet two inches vide; thence
along said Aey south forty fsetI thence vest along
the dividing llne Of lots losn and sHisan hun.
dred and nnsteen feet 10 the place OF beginnnE 10.
geihsr with the improvements thereon.
Terms will be msds known on the dAy Of sale.
chaser. 'T
sOo down when the prpper,y is struck oil. In case
after the sale, ths property viii bs resod At the risk
And cost Of the defAaidnE purchaser,
JaiasoAds tsArl B.H. v iRsARR, Kaia,Iss.ss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
For Sale or Rent.

49,. -
EoRhENT-Two THREE.sroRY BnIoK
gao siis.s HPpiv = i opsS . 3 % 3. ditasTs.
Bs5 Penssylyanis Aveuue. Isao-Bt
EoR sA1E-I HAVE ONE. OF THE OHRAP.
~ q wssSiSs,Su. Gas sd Ss,si igs y b , oai,
'.ss.. I4a, y.l..;. owe, Siadi.,ss.fS fSssl.
EoRsAaLE on ExqHANqE;,,,II IAyE ONE oE
is. ne s n. .. lsa asSsS hSs ~. q 90
isSss' iiS, TSfS, .'i.S' over SIadi.,ca. Bsas,
VALUAgLE PROPERTY NE.R INrERsEo.
Ito" OF New fi,5 goR RsI'I91 sR snd titssn'h street
Lot. numbered sad I, u Dsyid,op', ,abdyi,i n Of
YoiI s,s1as rSpana sseH .uG III lee .., 10 % % 90
sliey soatsini9g lio sqrsts feet tn. Property I'D.
y br BGGkP' P9s.Id.n, Rsiousi IL M.sopoIi,sa Ms II %
Bark, ., to J. D. NORTH, Rsq, 1870 street
A yggy COOP oPPeRLgNIEEi-T THE sTooK,
ssSi y; si ~ 70; .;: sSS y
B. 81 .. FAES a ~ b;s. bs:, sS w''JsISG'
F2R,RENT,rTHE TlBEEsLoRY BRICK
,..p,S .,rss ss,a,.s q .oa s.a .y.ng. f9V5
~ 2 JOHN ALExANPIER,F ~. 1881 P'pggyIi,,s.
EoR; sA5E -GSHEAP,FouR GOOD WORK
having no further use fqI thsw isagirs q
iolIsL' 20. Hou.s Of RsriessSisil,e.
LOG SALE .ygRY. oHEAP-As KlGHERooM
y = sgeei % %nos'hsSs.t ip9eire on ne premisss or
rennslysnis avenue, w.shlnsiou, d. Q, ls7.I
A TwosToRY BRICK HOUsK, wIFn sEvEN
Price sai"' lOQairS q ,api,oroN p.our
i,tim' 1911 Madison st bet. 18th and i7th Sta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

OYIicE oT Paw DRRcroR u. r. NlvYl
CUSTOM HoUsE, BALrIfpHE, Juna ~ ls52 4
Scaled proposals, 10 be indsrsed "Proposals," viii
be Ieeeyed At this office until D. m the ssth day oi
JUNE, lsIa, for the below d ssrbed Coal 10 be de-
ivured frs Of expense And snbeot 10 ths usual In
speeton, and the eondltlons heteinAfter specified.
BUREAU Of STEAM kNGtNERklNG.
Right hundred and hfty (s5JD Of tho yery best
quality Numb-rl.nd hitumlnous UoAl, as follows:
One hundred luOl tons 70 be del Verod At The wharf,
Navy ard, hrOokUn, New lork, darling July neEt,
aod h's hludref lsg) rs dttto5to be delivered al
and two hundred and nifty (lj tons ditto TO be dsT.
eret At the NAVy Yard, Pensacola, fls TO be doiV.
sred ~ soon practicable
Bidder viii stAts In their bids the tina whit n
which sad coal sill be do vefed Responsible secur.
lty required lor iia prompt delivery when awarded
The right Is we'd ri OF any bid considered
advantageous 10 The HovefBmeut
o. O JACKSON.
isO Paw DirersaV. " = H-vv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
BY LhTlMEM = =, ,GLEiiN9I, ~ Nll:
TRuATrrS sSkF 8k bUErEF6EEY EaEYhREE hiII rRorFRTr

r By virtus Of tho several DEGREES passed BIZ tbs
Mahuprome court o. the District Of Ooumbia Ia q
cause In that oourt dspendlng between William n
Huntlngton, trustee, and Robert Y. Malker, james
Urutehott and othefa, beirG cause No lea, fqultT
D1e y the uldersiEned, trustee, Appointed In tbs
placn and stead Of william n. Huutin9on, deceased
premises. on fHURspAY, the 3yih day o. june
neht ~ O'Clock In the aft7rnoon. those parcels of
ground, tnown AZ ots 3, and q, In square oal,
With the improvements thereon.
This property Il sitnated Capitol Hii al the cor.
nor Of kAat uapitol Aod sreeta and Il i'm proved By
> handsome CqttAge building and substantial out
propsriy and ~ u near 10 the propossd entsnson
ot the Oaplto groanda is value will undoubtedly In
crease withln fev years
The terms Of sale a. preaoribed By the deorees
cash. An stamps aud conveyancina Al purchasers
cost u the terma Are not complied Win IN three
days the Trustee reserves the ,lsht 70 Tess q the
mJ2i-eoAds LArIMER a Of,RARH, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
I.la,ola. ls u&khsAAE r 4 ssAAEEoIsi IasIis:.:; Ts;l:;
HSss ~ %Ias ssI6.I 4 :ss .sS
,.lss REFs RTssST %spTfs sTTI;,Sf P;,.9::
By s%SEs s!!SE::, :s-u.I g %s i !a;G IA .s.:


oBhS9EHS SALE 9E SEA5 EsT4TF st 9T E
- BY yir,ns Of dsores passed by thu Supreme
- No a76i, 0eoras W. llnVills a 90. " W. d. D.
Mardook st al. ys s .s - gabio saotien, In iroat
Jsa. A. D. is7i At o'oiosi >. n the following fssi
In on ~ M"ubdy,.Iop q, sou.r. Ma a.. bouod.d h, a
.tssst oOousOIiSai svsaSs. boundary snd TwSntistS
lot. is fsst lnOhs. By % fost, twO.tOry frame
Lols Is and a. each 10 fOOt inches By % foOt; two
lot vim ola brick buIldinE, fronts sHsi feet on
UQnneetiuut avenue,
IS,s 4 4 ,Sa "a ~ ~ ,s%RLovs;%;'p,.s
.senth and NinstsSnih strosii, siTsSt lnd hound.
lol u, With tvos'ory frsms house.
Ia,s q and .. each with iWO-SiOD frame, unnn.
il subdiy.ion Of sSunr. ~ p'O''"'""'
Parts Of Lots A, and D. each fronting % feat ou
In depth. and isiproved win twostory frsns hoaSa
G s-o Psor sa AL % ssP'sf tsSS sS sSIs.
iIoat paisd aTds from II TO is fOst In depth, and
Tbs vSaast lots above mentioned are snrib's site.
tog houses. .llnAted where land I, rapidly rising IN
yAqe, and within thres squares onb ol stre4t fall
running north % BoaadsrJ sTssl Z siiI asarss. ia
. word ve present 70 all dealrrs hsndsomn AID con.
modloas agelilnss or profitable inyestInsnt rare
Tor@s o. sale; One sixth cash balance In thirty
from t6e day q sale secured % our eion, and
Hen totAlnod upon the propetu sold A deposit OF
ans q sais All coSysysnSias and siaiaPs al iSS iSS
ct q ne P1Feha.sr P.s of the property will
WA y, MATTINoLY,
MN, yNo. MILLER,
PhlLlP A. DARNlllLk,
isItd [stArl aRRKN wuLIAMs' &nsts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
Dry Goods.

my GOODS REDUCED.
An japanese SILKS strictly At cost
Full line Of ofGRENADiNKs, from iQI cents Up
FlogAnt Satin Btripad p. X, ~ oents
hnslsh LONG ULoTH, . osnis. worth 30 osnts.
Victoria LAWNS, from 1s cents up,
Ven hrss stock kBRDsPREkDs, Al much reduced
rates.
linen and Cotton LAWNS, cheap.
Yard.iohe double DAMARK TOWELS, as osnts
p0hRSTIOs, At wholesale prices.
isb sRI.BY a NAUDAIN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Lagalizsd by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in 81. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Glass y, TO be Drawn June 30, 1879.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting TO $500, 900.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFPIOK,
" WAAniaoroH, D. o., Juns Is IBI2
On the petition OF hAMuEL DAZZLING, OF Provtdsnos
Rhode Island PRAYING for the extension OF paiSni
sI1ntSd % slm ol re alst d Of soptsnbST, iS iOr
" ordared that the testimony Ia the case be closed
% the Oth dag Of August neHt that the tims Tor nE
MGumenia and lhe hGaminsra report be limllsd %
heard on the tth dAy Of beptsulher merit =
AL Psraon may opPoss this sIlsnlinn.
ietThsH n, d, LkU0Krr, O0mmissl0gsE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
Bygg,g.;, .,,.S.. ,wARsEss, sj s Zeal \ E:.s.. E..ssr
between u aud III ntreela


TRusTEEs SALE OF A TwoSTORy FRAME
DMkLLIsu, SITUATE ON THE SOUTHWEST
QOhNkh Of PistlAT ROAD AND MON.
ROhhfRkEr, IN yNl0NTJwN, ID. o..
n ~ vr,9s o. . deed o. trust % me, dated No
Folio ~, one % the land records of wAshinEton
oounty, ID. o., will SELL At public auoton In front of
The prs.lses, TO the highest bidder, on MONDAY,
yalJ y, ls7l, a. $50 O'Clock, p. m the ioloWina.
described real eatAte, lying In Uuiontoun, ID. q, and
bounded and described as follows Beeinniug for the
aems at the southwest formed ~ the Interssc
ton o. the PisoaiAua road pnfos street With the
road leading 10 the south end Of tho Nav Yard bridge,
ttt which polnt there 4 iron bar driven deep into
ths ssoupd runnlnf thspee along the vest aide Of
Al reht angles with o. degrees wosl LOO feet themes
At rgnt angles south y degrees ssst ~ feet thence
ton,h - deGreoa to5 fest move or leaa 10 ths
said PiseatAway road. and thahes With said Psoaia
yy road north p deGreos east - feet 10 the place Of
Terms wilt be mAds known on the day Of ,Ae.
stamps and conveyanonE AZ the cost Of the purch
elUo down when the property is ttruct on, In case
the tefma OF sale not complied with In dAys altar
the dofAaltlug purchaser.
isla eOd&ds ts,arl ii. II. wkRNkR, ASet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
rRusrEESS Ssfs 9s NEaovrD


TRUsTKEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UhIMPRoVKD PROPkRTY.
by virtue Of = deed o. trust, dated December
LII, lt6I, from Rlehard Morgan and wife, and duly
rsoorded In liber y No. r. folio m, one OF the
the request Of The CATJ ssc arsd thereby vii ss n
front q the Premlsea 70 the hGho.t bidder! At the
ume herelnAftsr specified, tue lowing described
property, lying n WsshiuEton city,
On WkDhssDAY Jn9; p is7a At DLlo o'elgok,
street eel ssst bstssss ssd strss1s sosss y Ths..
possd Capitol Park and surrounded By elegant I'm.
Ptqysmsn... rare chance 70 secure doslrablO
Ase, On ihs sane day. At 0 O'Clock, p m, part. Of
EAst Capitol street, bstween KGhth and Ninth
.irests gAal Improved hy two neat FRAME
HOUSES. rnis prvpsrg 4 also dealrAbly located.
Also gn ne ssans dAy, At 1i;iQ o'oloet. I;ot n
and Seventeenth streets east.
Terms in each case One fourth cash, balance In d,
u. lq and y montba. With per cent Interest, 20.
cured By deed Of tr1st btAmps and oonye, Ancne
=. the eo.t o. the purchaser slOo down when sAeL
Tks Gas,ss reserves the rlHh, 20 resell tho prop.
srtJ al the Isk and cost of the dsiauiting
IN oAse the terms not oompllsd with within ave
dAyu after sale. JOHN n, ARlIsoh, Trnalee.
nutswAds IstAl u. H. WARMER, AnSL
yH IHE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNKD UN.
mTuEspAH'JHnS S s1 Fis9Sf ;sRs 5SSf s%a place
iusoo4ds n, II, WARMER, Auet.
IH-THE ABOyE sALK IS POSTPONED UH-
- - joan n ARRisoH, ON f1I,ss' arc s.aS''
islseodAda .... r II. IL. WARMER, AusL