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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1872-11-20

Horace Greeley has failed to secure
the electoral vote of North Care lima.
but Messrs. Shrier Bros, 30 Market
Street, Wilmington, N. c., continue to
sell men and boys clothing and furnish
ing goods as cheap us ever
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Highest cash prices paid for eggs at
w. P. Barnes.
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We learn that Andrew }. Jones,
ESQ, is lying very low of dropsy, at his
residence in Bladen county.
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CoyFEcTIONs AND( AIMED GooDs.-
A fresh stock embracing everything in
this line at ". B Biakes.
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The Pioneer,

ana Will De ueVOtcu " tnS tN
PEOPLE. 1t will be live, spicy paper ois
coursing in bold outspoken manner upon
all the general topics of the day ~,
In politics the paper viii be Cons :, 3,
though our motto, ''Justice to All. VII
strictly adhered to. We shall strive ev
week to give our readers full and accurate
account of all matters Of interest. Dut the
Local Department shall receive speciai at
tention.
With perfect knowledge of the mechan-
ical department, together with some eApe'
rience as editorial writer's, we think we can
safely promise our patrons paper that Will
compare most favorably with the best news
papers in the State. We shall seek TO fos-
ter and promote the best interests OF the
people of our immediate section, ana that
which is most beneficial to the whole coun-
try at large.
We shall have Literary Department
which will be supplied from the very best
of our literary exchanges. Our Agrlcul-
tural department will receive speciaf atten-
ton, and to that department we respect
fully invite contributors from all farmers
of practical experience.
In short, it will be newspaper for the
million. giving information to all claS.ts
| of readers. prominent fesfusf
paper will be full and eorrec. fepo1s
the markets and Geographic dispatches.
In order to place our paper within reacl
of all we will put our subscription at 81
per annum, to be paid on receipt OF the mrs
paper.
! For the present all communications an
business letters should be addressed to Y
at this place.
WV McDIARNID,
W. B. PETERSON,
/ Editors and Proprietors.
Lumberton, N c., Oct. 23rd. 1872
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" Z. Barnes keeps general stock
Of Furnishing goods which he will sell
very cheap.
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FIsH.-Mackerel aud Mullets-
fresh and nice-at w. b. Blake's.
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Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, OF Wilmington,
is ~ deliver d Masonic address before st.
johns Lodge No. l, in that city, on
St Johns day, Dec. 9th.
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FLOUR All the fancy brands ct
family -four at w B Blake's.
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Messrs. James S. ropham & Co., W II
miugtOu N. G., are receivi"2 large ad !,
d;tions to their stock of Il lrnes', SAD
a,or, Trunks Valises, Sc. Sc
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I, A N D S A L E :

By virtue of authority vested in me, |
will, on Saturday, the 7th day of December,
1872, expose to sale at public auction, for
cash, before the door of the Court House in
Lumberton. the legal and equitable interest
of John Taylor, decd, in and to the follow
ing tracts of land in the County of Robson,
to wit: lwo Hundred and Fifty four (2oA)
acres between Moss Neck and Holy Swamps,
joining the lands of ". c. Mcneil. F. r
Mcneil, the Kelly lands AID others.
Also. the legal and equitable interest OF
the said John Taylor decd, in and to
Nine Hundred and Eighty-slx 1885, acres Of
| lana on Bear Swamp, ard on the wet side of
Burnt wamp, adjoining the lands of Mar
garet MCLAUGHLIN, F, K, Mcneil. Sarah
Kelly, and the lands belonging to the late
Neill Kelly, decd.
S. W. WICK,
Aom'r of John Taylor, decd.
Nov 4, 1872 l4o IS
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Gen. G 4. Beauregard is candi-
date for Office in New Orleans.
Call at G.. A. Prices Live Boot and
Shoe Store, corner Front and Market
Streets, when you 90 to Wilmington
and get pair of his fnefIting shoes CT
boots.
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PAIN PAINT.
MOFFITT eco,

MOFFITT & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Worth n Worth's old stand.)
Corner Mulberry and Water Streets,
WILMINGTON, N. G.,
IRE prepared to furnish supplies Of every
description.
FOR SALE:
Cotton Bagging Ties, Yarns and Sheetings,
&c. Consignments and orders solicited.
Sept. IA. 34-tf-3m.pd.
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CONVICTION, EVERETT & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
North Water Street, Viii nington, N. c.,
Will give prompt personal attention to
the sale or shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores,
or any kind of Produce. Cash orders
solicited and promptly filled.
Sept. II l3S-Sm
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Buckets, Tubs and all kinds of wood
ware at w. B. Blake'S
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1872-11-20

Over coats and suits, the finest, at
w. p. Barnes.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1872-11-20

The finest grades Of Aou. at W. P
Barnes
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New YORK NNws.-Special atten-
ton is directed to the Propectus of The
New YORK WEEKLY News in another
column. 1t is complete democratic
family newspaper. Try it year.
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CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.-A
splendid assortment at W. B. Blake's.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1872-11-20

Almost everything eau be found very
neat and cheap at W. p Barnes.
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NoTIoNs. is the place to
get 'em. He has most beautiful stock
embracing everything rich, rare and
racy.
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Bank of New Hanover.
CAPITAL PAIDIN $4,000
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $1,000, 900

Cat11AL S1sVVVsVVV
-O-
COMMENCED BUSINESS FEB. 9Th, lS12.-
WILMINGTON, n. c. and GoLDsBoRo', n. c.
/. B. GRANGER, President,
C.M STEDMAN, Vice-President,
SD. WALLACE, Cashier,
ISAAC BATES, Asst. Cashier.
Exchange for sale at par ON New York.
Baltimore &C., &c. Dept sits received.
Sells Exchange in sums to suit on treat
Britain, Ireland, Germany, France, &c.
GIVES ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF A
SAVINGS BANK, by issuing certificates Of
deposit bearing interest from date Of depos-
it to date ofpayment.
DIRECTORS:
I. B. Granger, D. r. Murchison (of
Williams g. Murchison), G. r. French (of
G.. r. French s. Sony, C. NJ. Stedman (of
Wright s. stedman), H. Vollers (of Adrian
s. Vol,ers). ]. W. Hinson (of Sprunt s.
Hinson), James 4. Leak, Wadesboro'.
Sept IL 40 en-
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Hon. W. Ii. Seward lie was insured
for 100000
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e. aA day. wanredt A.
u I'D either
all the
olss l. Co., Min.
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DEFENDANTS.
To the Sheriff. Of Robson County, Greeting:
nsfeby- 1ays..zndcssl aaaaVasna
the said defendants, if 10 be found in your.
county, to be and appear before W.. A.
Dick, Judge of Probate and Clerk of the
Superior Court, for the county of Robe
son, at the Court House in Lumber
ton, on the 18th day of December, A. D.
1872, then and there to answer the petition
of Christian Smith, the above named plain
tiff, copy of which is herein inclosed;
and let the defendants take notice that i.
| they fail to answer at that time, the plain
| tiff will take judgement against them Cor
the relief demanded in said complaint Here
in fail not, and of this SUNNI ms make due
return.
Witness w. A. Dick, Clerk Of said Court.
at office in Lumerton, the % day Of Oct,
1872.
~ wa. DICK,
G. S. C. Judge Of Probate.
To Drucilla Houston and husband John
Houston, one of the defendants in this
cause.
Take notice that this action is com.
menced before me, W. A. Dick, Judge Of
Probate and Clerk of the Superior Cour
of said county and Stale, for the purpose
of obtaining dover in the lands of Johr
Smith, deceased. and that summons il
this action, of which the foregoing is .
: copy, was issued by me IN the 23d day o
October. 1872; and that you are required
to appear in this cause, on the 18th dav o
: December, 1872; or this cause will b
heard and the relief asked in the said peti
> tion granted by tn Court, if no good caus
f is shown by the 9th er defendants why he
: prayer should not be granted.
W. A. DICK,
d C. S. C. and Judge of Probate.
y Oct. %, 1872. LAG St
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.s'R p T . 5
THE PIoN E R..

TINE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO
i commence the publication OF news
paper at Florence, Darlington county
South Carolina. about the 10th OF Decem-
Der next, provided we can procure tne
names of six hundred 5000 subscribers Ia
the meantime, This paper will be called
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y. A General rush. of cheap goods at
W. p. Barnes.
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LUMBER ron, ~. o.,
Has just received new and well selecteo
stock of Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes NO,
tons, Groceries of all kinds, Hardware anu
General Merchandise, which he is selling
a, such prices as to make 1t to the inter
est of the public to give him their patron
age.
LaU and see my stock.
M. C. BROWN
| ,ore 148-tf
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IGENTRAL NATrRE-No 1913

AN ACT 10 declare The true intent aud meaning Of
section two Cf act entitled ''sn act to estabiis IA
un1Iolm system Of bankru ptcy throughout the
United states approved March 2, eighteen hun.
drcd and Sky seven.
Re a. tHac'sd ~ .hs Senate and House Of Rsprs-
SfHtdttrtS = Ire tHif,t States Of America ~ Con.
gTsSS assembled. That the powers ami iurisiiction
granted 20 tie several circuit courts IF the Uuite1
rtates- or gFy justice tL,T-.r, b. section two OF
az GCt entitled An act T. establish "A uniform sys
EN- q bsnATugtcy tiIOJ 80, Vi the United States,
approved March second, -btcen hundred aud 81 xty
msy lie cised "a any district in which ID.
gov rs CT jurisdiction f circuit court have been 81
ay lie conferred On the district for such dis
trict. n such powers OF Jurisdiction had beer
conferred on sUlh district court u bling the tru
.n'eEt hnd meaning Of said act that the system O
bankruptcy thereby established shall be uniform
tlI URht Ut the United States.
Approved. JuIe Z.
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u Bobby, why don't your mother sew m
meeting Tor the heatbenS-
E5~''W ouIi YOU take the last cent a man has
fCr q gas az sofa water asked a smart vOuth
y G., responded the unthuking proprietor
NleTvuEon hopeful pulled cut the cent and gOt
the drink
E~The cheerful horss-fy is said '.to gailv
J lraUt-.2fe the spinal column of Tennessee
iGIsts- and the vCCalistic mesquite kovcrS
S''lt JHelF TCeStS and frightened the Ius-y
fowls. who mistake them for chicken hawks"
s. Calling ont the Fire Department on ac-
count 81 too great supply o. water j. a novel
Preceding Ia Boston. Eet il was done last
Thursday afternoon. and the steam engines
u o., Hood.
ES-TLcra is a limit beyond which sabbath
r. .I'-E 60 r&Ecut.y ceases 20 be yirtle, and
O. 5- Unit has been found in Florida in the case
a. the aTCtherarieS, who from religious or other
motives. have taken 10 Closing their shops on
IA Iatv's IeautiflI solitaire Or ring was
i,lfc i-e H,Her morning. in a bachelors room
Al congress taD. Saratoga. by the chamber
maid "h.e making the bed, and although il
LaS been ..sertised and is worth 500, nobody
has come forward to claim it.
- Punctuation Is wonderful thing. man
tt5tsFaI -.t 80 Burlington for a school ssShali [
come OF j. the place h.led"" The answer prop
cry Was.>'$o, Place filed on the nth" The
Telegraph operator received ii, No place
filed on NH He went Tor it and was minus
travelling expenses.
E[A TerTe Haute merchant with a lighted
cigar IN his mouth, tell asleep over his ledger,
and now asks his feNtOTs . come in an! paw
what they think they owe. He thinks IL a
mighty small tr!rk OF the barber to charge full
Irice iC5 shaving only one side OF his face and
cutting his hair one side.
- Gre6dinesS Is its own reward. Some work
men al Pine Bluff, Ark, lately found an old
pocket book containing SiG0,0I0 in antquated
tiiis. which was probably secreted by some
nlserly wretch years ago, and in a general
scramble for the piunder tore the pocket book
and contents all TO pieces.
ES-''Can't travel on that pass" said New
JERSEY railroad conductor TO \ sport who tried
TO play OF an old dead-head ticket of last year.
UTCu tie man with the lantern. Don't want
to- get ont a. this station" And he rushed OFT
uTon the platform. aud then asked the cOnduc-
ter TO take little something" just before he
went away.
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kezFskt,

TiGGS On Tucsdsy e.erfrr AZ -. o-.I,ct
NiF . crrg' ~ daEShter 81 = ] Eigr-
The 'uIersI VII take place Thursday evening, AZ
4,',l1cs, ~ NJ. 6OI y street
GtEEN. ACSust 9Th, Is7g. JOSEPH GREEN.
C. G. EC---i.u % the BRAN
FULtr-l Niii take plsCe fTsTa his late residence
. II street. : ~ .t1-1loTTBW- a. e. m
y 81 D. members Of E-.iV tluLga, No 2, A
ii az. requested Co Meet 20 Hr-gy. al l1rk
n O.. al "a th- tuG al u our lG.e Brother. J Z
Green. All Master NasoLs ia good standing Of N e
s---er lodges I'D the Masonic CBC;r are frateru,l
Invited. p order ofthe " N
JuEN F. ". WILKINSON. Secratgry.
-" ELL. ACFust 2-th. Nfter a long AMI painful
ir,.s- sSS ELIZABETH. wife Of Josseh 3
Slw.l.. -
Ltr rE.fTal VIII tgSe sltcc from her residence.
c.E-.g -i-- -rl = streets, =. " Auzu-. 2Sfh - 10
s- Z tr..L+s ana relatives @! tue family sre
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DBoPOsALs FOB CONCRETE STONE.

NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT,t
WARRINGTON, ID. o., August 18th, 1872 (
Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed uitil the 3fs1
DAY OF ls72, at the Office Of the Supervising
ARCHITECT: Treasury Department, Washington. ID,
U:' Tor tOO cubic yards, more or less, Of Granite
Limestone, or other hard durable stone, broken "a
the size OF hen suitable for concrete 10 be de
hvered on site OF building. The oposaIs to be &C
compsnied by sample Of the stone.
Proposals VIII be made by the cubic yard, and will
be received by weight, the weight of yard to be as
certained by the superintendent by measuring &C.
curately and weighing the same.
The bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtained OF the Supervising Architect, Treasury
Department, and Will be accom- pan ed by a penal
bond IN the sum of 90 that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract n awarded him.
All ct the concrete needed will eQuire to be
delivered within forty days after the contract i:
entered into.
The right TO reject any or all bids is reserved
Proposals must be inclosed in a sealed enyelOpt
and Endorsed - Proposals. for Concrete Stone, New
State, War and Navy Department, Washington, ID
c., and ado - ssed 10 A. Is MULLETT, ESQ super
vising Architect, Treasury Department. aUI6-i4t
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DROPOshLs FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON. n. G.
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ the Depart
nent of State until = Il The lsT DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, lS72, to furnish this nepay viii Fuel
for the ending June s. 1873, be delivered in
such quantities and at such places desired. In
formation as to kinds and quantities be obtained
Cd application at this Department
Tie right to reject any sll bids TO accept
bid any portion of any bid, is reserved and each
bidder Is required TO deposit with the Treasurer OF
The United States the of $3.50 a guaranty of
faithful performance Of the contract awarded to
him. THEODORE ". DtMON,
augl6-dtSepl Superintendent of Building.
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DROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR MA
l. TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QUARTRRNAsTRR GENERALS OFFrcR

WASHINGTON, u. c., August /, lS72.i
proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the national cemeteries required by law, TO be
addressed TO the Quarter master General, Washing
ton, d. G.
Proposals should state the price for each head
stone, properly inscribed and at the head of the
grave in each national military cemetery.
Bids may be tor the whole work Of ali the cenete-
res or for that OF several cemeteries in district or
fCr inge cemetery.
The bonds required viii be- in amount, twenty 200
per cent. OF the whole amount of each contract
All proposals received by the Qqartermaster Cen
eral Will be opened on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
ief2 at noon, AT the ONCE OF the QuaFtermssJer Gem
er8l, Washington, ID. O., in prssou Of bidders, and
contracts will be awarded TO the lowest esponsibe
bidders as soon as comparison OF the samples and
prices can be c mpleted, provided the samples are
deemed suitable by the Secretary Of War.
Ali samples should be distinctly marked in order 70
prev ent mistakes.
Lists of the cemeteries, with the number of graves
ia each, together with full information condi-
tons, requirements &C. will be furnished on appli.
cation Ia writing to the Qusrtennaster General,
Washington, ID. @.
Envelopes, containing proposals. to be Endorsed
Proposals for headstCnes for national rniit try
cemeteries" and addressed to the Qaartermaster
General, Washington, ID. O. NJ. 9. MEiGs,
Qaartermaster General, Breyet Major General, U.
.. =. jy3l Got
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IGEXERAL NArrRE-No. l2t I

AN Act tU am I'd act entitled IAN &C: to estab-
Ut a unii, 1Iu system Of bankruptcy throughout
be - slGCfsd ~ the Ssadfs and HlHSs Gf Repre-
SIGNATURES Of rae United SdfsS Of ARieYIra IN Con
sTsSS assembled, That the first pr0y!sD IN section
tcUTtetn cf an act approved March second eighteen
hundred ard sixty seven entitled AN act 10 estab-
ilsb a uniform system Of bankruptcy through tut
the Unite States, be amended bJ striking out the
words eighteen hundred aud sixty four" aud in
seIt,u0 in lieu thereof eighteen Eu.dred and say
eLty CLe." iAGprOyed, June s, 1872
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PROPOSALS.
DROFosALs FOB FUEL

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. 4
NhsHINGToN. ID O.. August 2j SIX
Seaied Proposals viii be ceiy ed until , clock
m, klpAY, August so, lc72, for furnishing Fatl
loE thls DepArtme M and its several Bureaus viz
Fer eight hundred SOD tons t2,2D ppunls u the
tom besI quality of Baltimore Company No. ] COr
WIkt sbarre Mine No l. White ash Anthracite
Furnace Coal. Also. three hun fred $500 tons 2,24O
poCI cs TO The toni beet quality Of Shanokin Coal
egg size. The above coal must be delivered within
forty tiJ) DAYS r, date OF the contract stored
IN the vaults Of the Department in a satisfactory
inapne before the party furnishing il vii Be- paid
Aso, one hundred cords well med bakers Pine
Wood, Of the best quality, and nifty cords best Oak
Wood. well seasoned and sound.
The above wood to be corded az the Department
buildings, s may be desired
The whole TO be inspected. weighed and measured
ia accordance with sn act OF Congress, approved
July II. $50.
Certificates from the shippers must be shown II
the Superintendent, certify ing that the coal deliy
cred 10 them (tEe cODtracoTs Is the kind required
by the Department.
Tie bids will be opened in the Office Of the Super
inttndeDt, ia the presence Of suCh bidders may
choose 10 attend.
satisfactory bond viii be required of the success
iul bidders Tor the faithful performs Of the con-
tract.
The right TO accept reject any OF all bids, is re-
AUS n O. pFLANO, Secretary
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iGENERAL NATCRE-NO. 12i
An ACT Concerning the circuit and district cOurts
81 the United States Tor the district OF Kansas
Be a eBGctst By the Ssra's dHd House Of Rspre.
S'H;1'trsS q T5s Unitsd States Of isYiSd in Con-
gTssS 0SSeN bed, That from and after the passage
81 this act the term Of the circuit court and the
Ocicl er tenn Of the district court, OF the United
Ststts Tor the district Cf Kansas, shall be commenced
exc held st the city q Lesy enwoTth, Kansas.
Approved, j. ne s. 1872.
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by 0BEEH q WILLIAMs, Auc,Ioneer.
- No. 1901 Northwest corner OF 10Th and = 81.
TRusihES EAhE OK S TIE s, &GhA AZ PLACE

ThI6JEES' SALE OF THE tARRDIE PLACE
PROPERTY, ON CAPITOL HILL
- en der nd By virtue 4 aee1 Of trust dated
IL cogdc 2 in n ESar So s Sn a9 on guy Re
land records for Washington County in the District
the first lea therein mentoned the
trustees in said deed of trust, will ssl, at public
q Gsg of ct en- eo
III aG OIL thai HToPIy known n, as Lots thrtee2 3
Dgton, D. C.; ana also that part Of Lot twelve 49,
Ia he same square, beginning at point ON the west
Inc OF said lot twenty eight (S) feet distant from
the southwest corner There running thence TO the
northwest corner Of The lot; thence TO the northeast
lot to point in ssic line twenty eight C23l feet
distant from the southeast of said lott thence
with all the improvements on said lots and psrt
greater portion of the Carroll place properly other
wise known Duff Green's row, fronting about lis
aud Pennsy lysnia avenue, aud facing the Capitol
Park and presents 70 capitalists and others one of
city of Washington. The improvements consist of
four brick buildings, two of them very large.
conformity with the opinion of the Supreme court
Il the EisiIict of Columbia, sitting a court Of
exhibited oD the day of sale.
houres 500 in cash. and the balance in two eq1sl
nstalments in six and twelve months after the day
OF sale. For each OF the two smaller house,, 81 900
in cash. and the balance in two equal in stalmen in
Elk and twelve months after the day of sale. The
houses Immediately at the time Of sale, and 500 on
each Of the two smaller houses at the time OF sale
and the respective balances of the cash payments
are to be paid within five days. For the deferred
portions Of the purchase money. the purchaser will
DC required TO give his two prOnissOry notes, pay
allie at six and twelve months respectively after
date thereof, bearing interest az the of ten ger
cent per 10 be dated the day Of sale, and to
be secured by a deed of trust upon the premises.
The terms Of sale are to be fully complied with
within five days after the day Of SALE otherwise, the
uCstees reserve the rleht 70 resell the property al
ore weeks notice. All cOnvoyancing and stamps
are to be at the cost Of the purchasar,
I. t. CRiTTENDEN, Ir.
III. +. MORRIS, iIuHtoes'
au2-d GEEENH VILLA Ms sucta