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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-05-10
Notice

Cot. W. II. UEEMS. ii Atlanta, will de
liver an Address. at 'Alplareita, on TUESDAY,
MAY. 9th. on the subject of the Atlantic Il
Great Western Canal,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Agreeable to the Court of Ordinary OF PickenS
County Ga will be sold before the Court House
door in Jasper on the first Tuesday in June next
within the usual hours of sale, lot ofland No. rs
seventy five in the thirteenth District 2nd sec
ton containing one hundred sixty acres more
or less Sold as the property Of z. T. Smith,
late Of said County DECD. Terms cash. This
April BIRD. 1872.
GLENN COWART, Admir-.
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CARD FOR THE LADIES.
Eo "a SALE.
FIVE 40 ACRE LOTS.

Being a subdivision of No 240 and part Of No
241, Goth District 2nd section Cobb County Ga,
six miles North Of Marietta, and Il miles West
Of the State Rail Road
~ Sale, between the legal hours of sale, be-
fore the Court House door, in Marietta, Ca, on
the first TUESDAY ia MAY next.
For particulars see w X. Bagby, on the
premises, who viii show the properly. Terms
made known on day of sale
BELL X GOLDSMITH,
aprl5--4t.--fee S. Real Estate Agents.
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Respectfully Submitted,
]. T. ROBERTSON, D. NJ

w, II. TUCKER Mayor,
J. i. GLOVER, Clerk.
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

ELIZA W EARL, Administrative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28
CUMnERLAND ROAD.

The Cumberland road has been greatly
improved, and is now in excellent condi.
ton. The Board OF Public Works, in
pursuance of an act passed by the last
Legislature, caused surveys OF two new
routes for the western end OF this road to
be made, and appointed m agent to SO.
licit subscriptions for the construction,
but he reported that he could obtain
none. Therefore, the Board could make
no contract for the construction Of new
road by either route, as such contract,
under the terms Of said act, was made
contingent upon private subscription.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

NOTICE.
VIII take Horses on tho Fair Grounds to win.
!er, ist them run ont in the daytime when Tho
weather nst Is good stable them every night and
aud hay, night and morAIng, and taES IN bsst
care Of them. 1870 '-->O ''0 O'''
N; b.-Bll persons having eick horses who
neeo my services az H0rse Doctor, can and mS
~ ny once, near the Fair Group1e gate, IIsSe
LAaUo INC new Horse Disease SPECIAL study,
49,. A. P. HANCHER,
GOYI Veterinary SURGEON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28
General Notices.
DISSOLUTION OFPARTNERsHIP

The firm Of Smith D Co, heretofore carving
SH Se o9sineis q tho Wheeling Brewery, was
M partner, on the 2ist Of October. isfS.
Iae business will DO continued under the sane
nm name Of Smith & Co. By The Feneral pSrt.
ncrs, the undersigned. paw
ALFRED 3. SMITH.
Uu,. ARTHUR N. TRRCR.
- " HnEsLiAo, Oct. ", 1879. noyI9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

M OTICE.-THOsE INDEBTED
~ TO the subscriber arc hereby notified that
their accounts have been made ont, and payment
can 90 made on the ID day Of January, fS72,
10 prevent any confusion, proper oficars will
DC IN attendance, and no fear need be entertained
oy interested parties Of any disagrGeable conse.
quences on account OF the rush. Only limited
number can DO admitted at time-the doors
opening Inward; the preeautlon being deemed
necessary on account Of tho experience OF tho
janl CHAS. Il. BERRY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

RgNo1KEwHEAT FLOUR AND oYs.
- TIERS
Received daily, and for sale At the Boat Store.
nOyl4 G. 4. booth 4 co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

DISSOLUTION.
IL =
u The firm Of PAUL & Orr was by mutual consent
G. On retiring. A"'"' "
.. Ths Business will be continued byA. ", PAUL,
VINO = authorized to settle the business OF ne
nv soI T AnankIal for past fGvors we befpeAk
o A. ". PAUL..
LON4 j, c. ORR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

NOT1CE.-WE HAVE DECIDED
IN TO keep our Agent Mr.. a. B. Berg, pcr.
manenty In Wheeling, who will sell our irstu.
GAEuLES PIANO MANUFACTURING CO..
ar Baltimore.
and satisfactorily Rttoudedto.
, A. B. BERG,
leII Temporary at the Keim House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28
Fo, Rent,

EOR RENT -
a., pleasant tw1.stoty FRAME HOUSE. w
Gy2shs ~ i've rooms and kitchen, on Brosaw,y
wheeling Island. Large lot and fruit tees vnSi
Ge iri ana pump. Possession given iHimedIatSIT
inquire on the premises, or Of AA'''J'
Do,oo ,.r 3. p HUBBARD,
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GEoL0GICAL SURVEY.
IMMIGRATION.


The last Legislature made no appro.
priation for immigration purposes, and
tho Office OF Commissioner expired dur.
ing tho year and could not be continued
Tor the want of means. While no very
marked results so Tar have appeared from
efforts made In this direction, yet such an
officer could render very useful service in
gathering up statistics Of the resources Of
the State and in making them known to
the world. Application is frequently
made to officers OF the State for informa.
ton which they cannot obtain and com.
municate without neglecting their proper
duties. l therefore recommend that some
provision be made for immigration pur.
poses.
My attention has been called at the last
moment,to the fact that some sheriis have
failed or refused to give the boHd requir-
ed by act Of February 90, 1872, before
the money distributed by the State for
school purposes could DO paid to them.
Unless q suitable remedy Is afforded at an
early day, some Of the counties will be
deprived Of tho fund to which they are
entitled.
IhavC felt called on to perform the IN.
grateful duty to point out what conceive
TO be some defects in existing laws, with.
out referring to many admirable features
that may be found. Notwithstanding
tho want Of symmetry and harmony here
and there TO be found in our statutes, the
people OF the State have substantial rca.
son for confidence IN our general system
and policy. The State was but recently
formed, and that In the midst Of bloody
struggle, yet all branches Of the public
service are fully organized, and the Bit
terness Of those unhappy times has pass.
ed away, and their memory will only
serve to bind us more closely together.
We have our periodical political contests
and strife rules the hour, but when they
are over, the hearts Of tho people uner.
ringly return to the truth and right, and
leuds and misunderstanding are forgotten
IN the common desire to promote the pub.
lie welfare
1t has pleased Almighty God, during
tho year past, TO grant 10 US an abundance
OF the fruits Of the earth, TO spare us
from epidemic and pesLilcnce, and "a
shield US from the evils Of domestic dis,
cord; and 1t Is with a profound sense Of
gratitude 10 Him that I communicate &c
you the condition. OF the State.
JOHN ]. Jacob.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

There was but one institution in the
State, l believe, that afforded f1oilities for
liberal education and high culture, until
the University was established. Although
years have not given to it a reputation and
name commensurate with older schools,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-28

Mrs. G. MCCOY, 148 MAIN ST.,
Keeps q full assortment OF Laces, Trimmings.
GloVGs, Corsets, including Mrs. Moody's abdofn,
maj Corsets, Gents and Ladies' HoSlery. Hand.
kerc e and all articles appcrtalning TO COMPLETE
assortment sSsoe q Fancy Goods. 0fders for any
desiring to purchase handsome Winter Clo4ES az
Watetptoots won Id do wen 10 examine her Stoct
before making selections elsewhere. octTS
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CONSIGNATARIOS


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-03


BUTLER. Departed this life. on the morning OF
TIE Sd OF Se ptember, at srer past two, HANN All
A the below cd wife OF W alter Butler. Jr.
Her funeral~i take place from Union Beths
Church, N street, on Thursday, the 9Th instant, .
2o'clOck. Friends and acq saintances are invite
70 attend.
BARNES. September ID, at 40 D. m, JOSEPH
ABRAHAM BAKNE rs, aged % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are in
vted 10 attend his funeral from his late residence,
No. Oil Virginia avenue, near 9th street. 3. w.,
Thursday, September 9Th, at O'Clock .. m.
FERAN Sunday, September LIST, THOMAS FE-
BAN, in the 12d year of his age.
Funeral will take place from st. Alloy sfus church,
Thursday morning al l0.S0 O'Clock. The friends OF
tie family are respectfully invited TO attend. IT
BANDS. September Sd, JNO. SUMNEKFIELD
HANDS. in the 3lst year of his age
The funeral will take place Wednesday, the
9TH instant. at o'clock from bis fathers residence
No. l249 Sih street We The friends aud rela
tves Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
RAYNOR. On the % instant ANNIE MARIA
RASNOB, the only daughter Of Smith and Kate
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
10 attend her funeral from the residence of her
rents, alt street, between and q, b. W =, on We'd
Lesday, Se p;emoer 4th, At O'Clock D. m.
TONGE. On the I'd instant, at noon, after a pro-
trsctec Illness, WILLOWS EaLAND TONGE,
daughter Of the late Richard TOnge, Esq of this
city.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her sister. Mrs. Vim. Bates, at the corner of New
York avenue and Let street. to morrow W ednesday
afternoon, ST half past O'Clock.
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CHINESE CONVERTS IN CALIFORNIA.-John
Chinaman has Occasioned some curious reigi-
Gus complications in San Francisco. Some
members OF the Third Congregational Church
had formed class of intelligent Chinese, taught
them the rudiments of the English language,
and also instructed them in matters of reli gion,
and after awhile the leaders of the movement
thought their pupils suffi GENTLY advanced to be
permitted to worship in the church every Sun
day. This was bitterly opposed by some of the
congregation, and when a vote was taken there
were ffty-two in favor and eighteen against
admission. The majority made things so lively
that the admission OF the Chinese converts was
postponed six months, and in the meantime the
pastor, having got mixed up I'm the dispute, was
compelled to resign. The opposing factions
are now left to fight il out among themselves,
while the poor converts, who had been temper
arily abandoned by both sides, are left exposed
TO the enemy of souls.
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SALE OF LAND IN FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.
Commissioners Jno. NJ. Forbes, III. X. Garden and
W. III. PAYNE sold on last Monday. under decree
In case Gordon vs.. Titus, I69H acres OF land on
Marsh Run, TO Mr.. Gordon for S12 per acre.
Commissioners Rice W. PAYNE and A. Il. For
bes sold TO Mrs. Charity Ball a lot of 81 acres
being portion OF the Drummond farm, N ar
New Baltimore, for S10.25 per acre. Commits
siOneTs W. ii. and A. ID. Payne sold under de-
cree In the case OF Carter Carter, AZ acres of
lsnd near WarrentOn, to W. A. Carter for SCI
Ter acre-COm'rs Brooke and W. III. Payne
soidtO Marshall Payne, under decree in case of
kemper vs. Hit, 100 acres Tor S15.SI per acre
u GrTsufcp TGl Ip1er
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RY VIM. L. WALL q Co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 PeRnsylv anis avenue.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctione:rs,
- No. lOOl, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctione:rs,
- No. lOOl, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTEEET I S5FMKES fsfRS$Tp
PRESSED BRICK FROM Unwilling
HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN Oh EIGHT
ROOMS, INCLUDING BATH Room
La BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
sLesuse No. 6i9, wherein Philip s. Chappeil
and John Leary are conn lainants and Dauiel Shsna
han and Henry althers are defendants, the un5er-
signed Trustees will cell. at public auction to the
highest bisder, in front Of the premises. on FRI
DAY, re 2Oth day Of September, A. d 1872, at the
grouno lying and being situate the city Of ash
1pgton, IN the District Of Columbia and known and
described Lot numbered fifty five 1857, in Peiree
and klinele'- subdivision Of Square two hundred
and seven 300. together with the Improvements,
consisting OF a handsome Brick Dwelling House.
thlrd OF purchase money cash. and the balance
thereof in six, nine, twelve fifteen aud eighteen
months from day OF sale. with interest; payment
thereof to be secured by the bond bonns, promis
with security or sureties to be approved by the rus
tees; said purchaser or purchasers to have the
building insured and kept insured to the satisfaction
OF the trustees, and TO transfer such insurance
said trustees. A deposit of 500 will be required
when the property is sold All conyeyancing and
of sale be not complied with within five days, the
trustees shall have the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
Any person desiring to examine the house get
the Keys at store OF d. Shanahan Co., No. $40
Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and TIN streets
west. WILLIAM MILLER,t -.
A. 3. WORTHINGTON,} irostees.
aue3e- GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucts
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CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.
fNhI .-Iarif Laws from lSf3 10 date, the par-
ton N force Is IN large type, while that which u
PAkr I.-sSheduIes 81 Rates Of Duties, slrhAbeti-
caiig arranged, with extracts from Regulations
and Decisions OF Treasury Department ss foot
APFENDIN.-ToTeisu Moneys, value ss hxed by
Law. foEelen Weights and Measures. reduced 20
I. :. STANDARD. Rates of 1sre. Isses Of Draw
bach. Standard veiEht u grain Lin. nj yards
duced 60 square yards Invoices when in order
EHtsy Without invoice. Abatement % duties for
pies Of goods Re apprsisemeuts. Dates payable
IN com fNcsss Of weight. Lien for duties. Tou
de- n ed 1240 lb-. Railroad iron imp DTtei for z
psiTs only. Drawback on cordage Of foreign hemp.
duly assessed. Drawback on manufactures OF inn
ported materials. TOnnsge tax Tare how rated
L utiable value. how determined. " Withdrawal Ot
so cs frcm bonded warehouse, time Unite 4.
GuI powder. Protest against decision Of collector
assessing rate e duty ana appeal thererOm O. the
cSCretoFy q the Treasury. Discrimina Tag duty
81 10 per cent. DDS imported in certain fore gn
vessels. Fire crackers can be deposited in
house Invoices TO state foreign weights aud
pleasures Baggage in transit through O. $
sts'uary defined. salt ia bond for curing fish
pamag. Of rust Of iron CT steel. Discriminating
euiy OF 70 per cent products east Of the Care of
Gcod hope, when imported from places west
ported IN bond. Goods remaining in store over
three years to be considered aband med. Re
importations. Return cargo. Machinery Inn
ported for repairs. Regulations fer the i'm porta-
ports Drawback ON manufactures Of wood. Ma
teTlals Tor ship building, free of duty, under GER
PR Printsa g; =: heavy Whit. gsrer and well bound
and for sale by PHILIP A sOLOMONS,
aux S11 Pennsyly ania avenue.
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RF GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 1901 d street, corner Of 10th northwest.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF Two, STORY AND
SIDE OF TENTH sTREET NORTHWEST,
bbkHTEMMHEtN STKEnT AND RHODE ISLAND
- By virtue Of deed OF trust to the under.
E:; signed, duly made and executed, bearing date
80. oE the sth day Of May, a. d; 1859: and re-
e cone 81 The land records In and for Ws;Anston
noioIns the due and TnPsid note secured thereby,
nnmhsrsd % % o'clock p M. on the premises, Lot
snosNteion OF the west half Of Square numbered
,eIee hundred and sixtyfye, 1851 In the CITY Of
ashipgton d. O., eaid lot having front Of eigh-
ten sJ feet on 10th street, and running back with
tne same width los feet to alley aud Improved by
nsSe-story and basement pressed brick front dwell
e. Terms: All over and above ssOoo in cash, said
Szpu 10 De equally divided into five notes. payable
IssPsstiysy on the sth day Of May, lEs, is4, 1873,
nas'ly on the sih q Nay in. each year. Convey
ancipg and stamps at cost of purcha ser SI0O on
day a. sale III the terms Of sale are not complied
with within nve Gays after day Of sale the Trustees
reserve the rieht to resell the risk aud cos: of the
eeiaul,inE purchaser. BY giving three day.. norice
city. ALBERT r F0X,I -
sus1sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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HAD HIS REyENGE.-John Brown, q convict,
At the Virginia state penitentisry, unsupported
q few days ago by Thomas Whitehead, a fellow
convict, for a violation of the rules, and he was
punished. On Friday in passing through
cooper shop, Brown found Whitehead with his
hand extended across q bench, and Immediate
Iy brought a heavy knife, used in coopering
down on it, severing three fingers. The prison
physician had TO cut off two; the other one he
sewed on, hoping to save it
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EVENING STAR.


When liz cushions, or silk coverings OF furni-
ture, becomes dingy, rub Dry bran on them gent
tresse srotS and stains. Silk garments should
have the spots extracted before being washed
Use hard soap for all colors but yellow. for
which soft soap Is the best. Put the soap into
hot water, beat il till Ii Is perfectly dissolved
then add sufficient cold water to make IL Just
IUkewarm. Put IN the silks and rub them in il
till clean, take them out without wringing, and
rinse them in fair lukewarm water. Rinse in
other water; and for bright yellows, crimsons
and marOOns, add sulphuric acid enough 20 the
water to give il an acid taste before rinsing the
garment IN it. TOrestOre the coors of the differ
snt shades OF pink, put in the second rinslng
water little vinegar or lemon juice, LOT scar
let, use solution OF tin; for blue, Purpies, anu
other shades use pearl ash; and Tor owe greens,
Dissolve verdgris in the rtnsing water, lawns
and browns should be rinsed IN pure water.
DIP the silks up and down IN t1e Iins'ns Wateri
take them out of il without wriuging and dry
them in the shade. Fold them mp while damp;
let them remain TO have the dampness strike
through all parts of them alike, then put them
in a mangle nj you have not one, iron them on
the wrong side with an iron Just hot enough
10 smooth them. little isinglass gum
arabic dissolved in the rInsing water of gauze
shawls .Nd ribbOns,is good to stiien them. The
water in which pared potatoes have been boiled,
IL an excellent thing for to wash black silks in;
IL stifiens and makes them glossy and black.
Beef'S gall in lukewaTm water is also a nice
thing 20 restore rusty silk and soap-suds answers
very well. They look better not to be rinssl in
clear water. but they should be rinsed in two
different waters. No person should ever crush
piece Of silk when il il wet, because the
creaSes thus made will remain forever, il the
silk Il thick and hard. The way to wash silk is
to spread il smOOthly upon clean board, rub
white soap upon il, and brush it with IA clean
hard brush. The silk must be rubbed until all
the grease iS'eNtracted, then the soap should
be brussed of with clean cold water and applied
to both sides. The cleansing OF silk is q very
nice operation. Most of the cOlors are liable to
be extracted with washing in hot suds, especially
blue and green colors- A little alum dissolved
in the last water that is brushed on the silk,
tends to prevent the coiors from running. AL
cohol and canphene are used for removing
grease from silk.
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The VALUE OF CAEBoLIC ACID.-As an an
tSePtic and disinfectant il holds hi gh rank, and
l. successfully applied in domestic uses. In
washing wood work to destroy bugs, use a solu-
ton of five parts carbolic acid to one hundred
parts OF water. The insects are at once killed
by the solution. When a carpet is taken up to
be Cleaned, the floor beneath il Is generally
covered with dust This dust is very fine, dry
and poisonous 10 the lungs. Before removing it
sprinkle the floor with very dilute carbolc acid,
70 Kill any poisonous germs that may be presen mt.
The disinfecting properties of the acid in both
casts is very sanitary.
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ny THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

1 RDSTEEsrsALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AUCTION. THEE STORY
E ERITk HOUSE ON FIRST STREET, GEORGE
IL By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November
M. 10th 1871, recorded in libsr 666 folio ISL, Of
Aths land records of Washington county, Dis
ttiet OF Columbia and by direction Of The holder of
the notes secured thereby, we will sell at public
AUCTION, On the premises on T Y EsDAY septic lber
~, 1872 AZ O'Clock m, all these parts OF lots
lU lO3 100 and 10, in Beatty aud twk in's addition
to Georgetown. described as follows: Beginning on
Inc north side OF st street, ninety feet east from
Frederick street, thence running east n feet thence
north and parallel with Frederick street MS feet TO
an, an siey; thence west on said alley n feet, and
tnence south 70 the beginning, aud also the stable
on he north side OF said alley the eastsrnmost
fronting on the north side of said alley
Terms OF sale, as required by said deed are 81 800
together with ten per cent interest thereon from
May 20, Isl? and the expenses Of this sale, in cash:
balance 10 and 1: months, bearing interest from
the day of sale and secured by ceed Of on the
property. sac d0wa when the property is struck
of. Stamps and convey ancioe at the cost OF the
purchaser. III the terms OF sale not com piled
with within week from the day Of sale the trus
tees the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser.
Pa. bHRSEiLLE. Trustees.
se2d&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.BRICK DWELL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Property AT AUCTION-BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE. -FOUR STORIES HIGH.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust dated Dec ambsr
10th, ISL, recorded in liber 6s9 folio Isl, one
District Ct Columbia, and by direction Of the holder
OF the note secured thereby We will sell at public
Der IL, 1872 at o'clock m, all that piece Of
land in Washington city, C., known as lot %, in
Holden and Ford's subdivision OF square 3I2, hing
the third house from the north end Of q OF ten
dwellirR houses the side of llth street be-
tween and streets northwest
Terms Of sale as required by said deed are 90 200,
with tep per cent. interest from December Is, 1871
ard the expenses Of this sale In cash, and the bal
ance in and IL months, secured by notes bearirg
interest and deed Of trust on the property. $500
down when the property is struck off. Stamps and
conveyancinR At purchasers cost. If the terms of
sale are DOT complied with within five days from
the day OF SALE the Trustees reserve the right 60
resell the property at the risk and cott OF the de-
faulting purchaser.
RP. DODGE,
PA DARNEiLLE.S Trustees.
ser2 GREEN 4 WILLIAM Aucts