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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
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Ierlsl6t III aus sursmburs ssbirtis. fam per stpa - y9o.
natsn mad @msriia une belt Nt tinise 3ett tn aparlss
9ttp, Soma, auf.
Qusiunit absr pshsn jesissn gsreleib, beistt man eihin'
lsnssn an bic xssastien ssrl ,sgrsmenrssr ~a'sffe"'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

0Ser ein 0las aussesei6neten &beis-
weinss ~Serfoiten Mil, mbse pprlpreten BET Serrn
@tfclas palsn, Gde Is. unp Gpaler aYf.
Sapienti sat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

CaS Continental Sptcl an Der gde
BON A. unb Soma StraBe 1T BON ieinem isbisen
9anblrrb, Srn. 5ranf Spid auf peitere 3 Sabre
iiterncmmen merren seniae zines SertraseS Der
nit benz Is. April 1872 leiuen glnfans nimmt.
3ebruar ti.-2 UT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Gin gYaterlcp brannte sprisen Samitas
bic Gage, une Spbelmible pen Bed, Nanmann
u. SrpS. al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Sluf benz Miiiiffppi baben bic Sppte
ibrt resslmdbise 8abrtsn bis aepfuf pisbsr auf-
getpnrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Staotnabl. Ian serseis ni6t bab am
@cntas, ben 1. April bic beige Stabtpabl fatt-
fnest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

ESr 10 6ents per 3sils fir tsFeats Nrtissn
in Der Qcfallpalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

ga Sraser Der ,,@a,ette" fir Die staot
III Serr GDuaro @eber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
GREAT
NORTH
Yfng= 4 @agen=
faktorp
Ni1Olas &ir1em,
ct. TonQtus. Safisn Eo.. Sotuu.
Ct. eonatus, Sadian Co., Soma.

Sinem sestrten yublifum ttens sar &u;eiss, tae tn met
mem etablihsment fets cine srpes Auspabl pcn yHustn ano
g9a8en ~ fnesn, unb folts AND auf Stttaune prompt Hnp
billie ~angefertiSt wereen.
aIs Qrtsn sen StmisssartsttUn wsretu ron Atubitn gr'
bshtrn beipr9t une rire GAM %btsneere aufmertiamiett ger
MepaIatur an Qfgsfn, gedssn uns %icnfissn Atsreaussrate
ttaftn sepitmk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Cine Spfpnic Gbineisn beabii4tisten lid
in Der MGbe BON Council BLUFFS nieper3ulafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Ode Der s. Il. Mains straSe
gto. 3.
@0bentlihe SriefIiite.

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Aabpw 3arl
aacrw Iistri6
SIRENS 6
yp9ner Sbcmas
4esp Sacpb
1cfer Nednt
Maaer Nif Ssewis
@sser Spbn 0rpeer
@pbr Sptann
Misbe u @lbelm.
Neabaus Anton
Sir Nieplaus
Nejsply Ssnrp
Hiset Senry
Sttppap Mif Spa
S~ns~ NHs~~e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Stadt nnd gtaat.

@ Mn,eisen ipIten ipdteifcns bis wfpntas
- Wiffaa einsebradbt perecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

arsntt Gdrl Jr
gabl @ so
Sanf peter
ganblin yecnbare
Billion Spbann
grumct Mrs y
Sabl @eprs
Brandt @briit
SsYsr 9briifppber s
GaIper Q
SsYiGs Sean
Telling ar
Orsrrsr 8ree
Ocnnstasfsl IS
Grnlter 3
m!-t.~ N.a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Ssh in New yprf 81 1893.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12
Progress IN xausila.

The work Of progress Has been inaneurated
II iussla. and that tlespotic government hus
recently h'td ifs first popular election. 4
,aIe number q the Messenger Official. Of St
neterspt,rg gives the reslilts OF the first elee.
tln,is Y Russia for mayer. municipal col,n-
cil,srs aud other othecrs. iii one hundred
ana twenty-five Russian towns. The new
NV = based on the principle Of siyin. vote.
90 those who pay local taxas. and thu. results
o. 9. me elections are that in only forty-six of
.hesa towns have mobiles been clec.,.sl tu hi
.ns post OF civic magistrates. hi ten towns
.ne nobility form the majority Of the eoil,,-
gu, Wiiie in thirteen no noble has been elect
50 - any post. 70 16 per cent. OF seats i'm
.llG councils. anI 70 p per cent. 81 the lags
nave returned mobiles, while 20 per cenI. n
the councils and II per cent. OF the n,agis
trates We're Tiled with peasants or small
lrancsmrn. Tile merchants and m:ln,,fac-
tnrrrs supply the remaining e2.prr cent. 81
ths holders q the masisterial offices. The
new law does not apply to st. Petersburg.
MOSCOW or Odessa. This law isa new tea
lnre ~ the government of Russia and ca.si-
not fail to be AL entering wedge to still more
important steps.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12

dead. land our course Tor Toledo tha vs...l
: m ~ and we finaliy arrived there.
what I have told you happened rood
iaany Years ago, and tie wife oyer there III
tlle corner, busy at her needle is I write. il
Ins storm angel Who ) aved me iron: grave
10 Lake Erie. d
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12

NE Is ~hE SO s. EEsDgzHxLL
70 ARas,ss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12

AcQuAIST IHYsELF WITH CODA close
and intimate acquaintance with God is Mhat
we need. Not meeting with him OCCASION
ally. or speaking To Him morning and even
ing, orcome to where men are accustomed 10
meet NM nut close association with Him
m our every day life, confidng to Him our
tcnde.eSts thoughts and feelings. walking
with him everywhere. Such an acquaintance
with Lin will make Him our dearest friend
one whom We will seek after always. in wlose
cnmpanienship we will delight, and 10 whom
we will go WITH everything that brings any
emotion of any kind to our heart. Havin.
such an acquaintance with Him we vii
(knowing His power and love by this clore
association1 be enabled to trust Him III all
things.
THE TRUE MAN.-Nine-tenfhs of the alIeg-
ed inhumanity Of mankind is owing to their
beiag deceived. II people are sure Of al AZ
cdeat or calamity. crowds hasten to relieve
il. BY veracity we charm in conversation;
by sincerity we influence opinion; hy trust
worthiness we render friends loving and Sc
cure. add to the general confidence OF men
in men. and by thus strengthening the foun-
dation OF society, acquire the right to a il an
aiogons personal sense of worth and firmness.
Truth gives sense Of security to the feel,lest
OF men, as lying does Of insecurity to the
strongest.
The cheap Chinese servants are robblns
thcir employers at San Francisco House.
keepers have concluded that it is cheaper to
pay WHITES moderate Wages without steailngs.
han the two-bitte day Cinnamon with
'tealings.
HE aorti Pacific Railroad party made the
ZIP from San francisco, via Omaha and
'rJux City, to st. Paul, NJ mn, in five and
aalf days.
The survey is to be pushed to Lewiston,
Idaho, Immediately. The Salmon River
quite appears most favorable.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12
GAI.LATIN CIT
Real g "a - & q
G. Il

- W. HILL, Of 5ala.in eits ii nj IF rfepaT-
IA. ed to attcild III 4il tsafti Business, sarh Az
preparing papers fna fss -eIs3 fofnsatesi
on Government land Istsysss Z sa. lssfs
Instruments maud, pr na9eat Ssti. SIX III and
dispatch.
Being Deputy Cotnfy HTgk ss1si Keearsser, peaels
living the lower stt DIT e eNay S4ll! sfsfs tFa
their interestfo Civ aa rst
~ Bfsfce Ii. me >aat III esslIop II spsex.
Gailassn City. IL gTJ Is, IeIs
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-12

WE MNKn IHE SIUBkNT
a thorough Book-keeper.
Quick al accurate III Figures.
An Elegant and Iapid Pesmai,.
An Fluent speaker and Writer.
C0nyersallt with the i4a,ss af Business.
Posted Iii Commerce.. Trade and Finance,
and ia general thorough, uide-.rxke business
man.
Every farmer and merchant should Ct his son for
successiui life By seating Tor lew aoiliaa 10
our Institution
We have uneqaalied facilities Tor inpartsng 4
thorough business fsideslDm Uuf teachers ali
experienced accountants Neh.Ve 4 e1lfs4 lee
business, arto ana ethics anatlr passed
the United States. We have uliaaaaieu mesGs 81
init ocin our students into aGsli business 0psT-
stioH. lias.I. Louis. staseits As plaeea iii The
family of 81 tile frsievaois ana aaaer iii.
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
EVENING STAR.
Virginia News.


The Fredericksburg Htrald says:-" Harvest
s,e will commence in Stafford and Spotsyiyania
d1Yipg the present week In exceptional crops
nat are advanced. The heads are short but
SeIi slled and the wheat reported as of excei-
isnf quality. Mr.. W. Il. Bradley Commenced
this Monday morning TO harvest his crop of
Xhest, which is reported to be o very fine one
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad that great
artery from the west, Is being pushed forward
with an energy that will insure its completion in
october, unless something unforeseen, beyond
the power Of man to control, should prevent
The Lloyd case, in Leesburg. viii be tried at
tie August term of the Loudoun circuit court
@The "seventeen-yesr" locusts have made
their annual temperance in Kentucky and
Tennessee
UThe Chicago Post says: aft the youn1
woman who sends the poem-slinx on
"Spring" will communicate her address, she
will be exposed"
@Here Is prospectus of Oil City by q Titus
vile paper: "A small, gnarled, frowzy. 1 uotty.
baIe-backed. up-and-down bumped, round
sbouldered, gully, precipicy, and generally shot
up, seooped out, ravined. fniexfble irregular,
greasy and slab-sided shanty town.
ga man equipped with saw, an axe, and
bucket leaped from moving train at Oldtown
Me, and the excited imagination of the Bangor
WHO reporter depicts him as srevolving through
the air with the aforesaid implements sailing
around him like the moons around Jupiter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
PROPOSALS.
pIoPosALs IoH TRAnE BUILpIEes
pErsr os..rs.x,,rSrs orrlcs, ).
WBOlGHT AND CAsT-TEoN w0RK.


oro ~ az Ssysrvisiat zrossIsc, June Lat, lS1.i
un,il z n, JUNE is. isTs. Coz isrsishias. ssiis,
cass r S,, ". arc Bs,ss IN psss ss wsc.s .es
WINDOW yrsnt,, winaes shutter, beor Frs-.ss.
pocrs and their tnis nas. the ave Iron rtslrcs.-s
snd the ornsnenta finisaiaes Of the ones a he
frpcisco, Cal, al ~ exklbited on the drswinss.
oescriesd In The speeinesfions, and called for IN IN
An sosnOldius required BY The contractor. 70 yss
men, nee Of charge, bat w Be erected by the Con-
Proposal. win Be made by the piece, Iinssl fso,.
or ~ we,sht. Tor the various articles u wrought
she go ron work. ss provided Tor In the following
Tie work win not be subdfsised s,nane dlssr~ux
bidters, but Will Be considered IN the az sreg.fe
per cent until the final CONS etiSn q the esaSrscf
Al bids n -; be ccompsnied b. q penal bond, An
the sun q tvsn.y ave thousa1d ELS 0se, dSiisrs.
that the bidder win accept and perfoJm the ooatrsct
eertifed BY the United states Judge. Clerk q he
Iried sssies Court on District Attorney Ot the ds
The Department reserves n. risht 20 reject s.y
Governments 70 do 30, aud any ia that 10 not made
On the printed form to be obtained In this once aud
ments q this sdssrtissment VIII not be esn.id cred
who are not themselves engaged il the manu- are
OF wrought or cast iron work. aud who have ma r.
necessary facilities for getting ont the work
n peinf important that the euildins should bs
must In all cases state the time that they viii
for the performances Of the contrsci, vhick viii -
corsidered In awarding the bid.
ProPosAh viii be Endorsed Bids for Iron Work,
jss-ist Treasury Depsrtmeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
RY MArTINGLY WHEELER,
- Auctioneers and Brokers.
NO. 0Vo YIN street n w., next to corner of stree
CHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MHaAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING.

CHANCERY SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Ton, pfsT REE - 81 Fd 66I G5Tf Of WASHING
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in
~. Equity cause No; 36s2, Docket IL, wherein ohm
s van R:wcI is ana Joseph
!ee viii sell in front q the prenses 81 public auc-
day Of July. A. D. 1877, at O'Clock p m, Iii those
fno~n and asssn IA sae on Sy tS %
plat Of said city Lot numbered nineteen (iSj AID
the vest thirty go feet nine 9 inches OF Lot
sSSu :ss ON .Ss sssosK
% the northwest corner Of said lot nineteen e) and
sret So snsnGs Nth the line q .ad
thence south one hundred and twenty four nj fsst
shsvsc inches to public alley thence west With
to ssss e s
teen lis, one hundred and twenty four tiisj feet
q :s e ns e
co.. 10 ssiS .ausss 81 :ios S
SreS Svssnss sos:s =. sPs lei.
), :r@; r. s.ls: ,ops;.hird q II. puroha.. nos.y
q and y months, respsotivsly, sissf tSs dsy d
yrrchassr Or larehss, besrng isfstsst e ths rsts
sa 81 dssd or Sses q So oc o sa th az q ssls
DEED Owen On tke fnal ratincsfjos a ~ N
"a :e:%.s 4 ses
shal fal 2 eo1sly vitk The tsr1s q ale Wiki
se5 sa,s - Il e h rsI
90 Scsics q :usS Nh 81 ds,i1 fa sasSs sr
f1LfH IA BE: 4: E III rr,.... 8
,.u.... AA1xl1GLI 1WHilLIR.
80. .--..... - oc9to0eers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
Did.

COLLINS. At the residence Of their parents, No.
Is2s sth street northwest, June 18th, at Z D. m,
SAMUEL H., IN bis s:h ear; and on the same day.
at ll:.5 p m. JAMES IN his eth year; and on
sons VI janis v. and II ancis o. Collins.
Funeral Thursday, 18th inst, 1t p. m. Friends
OF family are invited to Attend Rep. copyl
MORGAN. On the 18th instant, JOHN r infant
son OF George and Margaret Morgan, aged months
and l6 days.
Friends Of the family are requested to attend the
fupersl on Thursday, the Is. inst, at O'Clock,
from 1926 street northwest.
MCDONALD. At his late residence. corner 9Th
and street.: on Saturday, June 8th, after Q short
and painful illness, JOHN MCDONALD, In the 32d
year Of his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
RY G1EEN { wILLIAM Ms, Auctioneers,
- No. 1ool northweGf corner lOlh and d
r4gsTE5Ey AL OF yALuAnSs REAL rs
G9gN1d OF MAsaiNarON IN THE Dis

fSS SfSEr & ri 5o Ms1ksfSiIsafoS IN raj Dis
3 p: s: q !, Ss'.s the ssss1s oss,
~, sasss No. .Sls, Of fhonss falbsrt We. william
"a, Isi1sF, & A. tie = Trss.es S
''ss SiiiH'Hss FL sstss:: + S: O'Clock
ssss os &. sss
na1s b s
g said s1eet thence west feet thence north
:.d nor sSss
feet to the line Of south street and place Of be-
kbG Immediately after the above sale will ssIl all
MAJ oaer Rssf Of SAD i9s 10 s.d ssusrs s
square, and fronting on south X street, funnins
h.ses no ss i pcS..
feet, thence south So feet TO the beginning The
.eS.e 81 s.s
.H {. ss n Ss :a all s q
Of Los which said part Of said lot IS sSoisss ss
and thst part Of said lot beionsiss to the Nsilors
Also, sajoins piece or parcel Of land belonging %
danf inter- Of late Thomas T.ibert, and laiei; ooen
ines and improvements ON the said several pieces
or parcels OF ground.
parcel Of ground sold: balance OF purchase money
IN g. Is 10 and Is months, with interest from day
notes Of the purchaser or purchaser; Or the eur
chaser or purchasers Of each piece can pay ell cash
TO the y
the real estate BY him purchased deposit Of $50
when sold. All stamps and conveyancins at cost Of
purchaser or Dnr'%aiSsf w. sso. MrLLrR. Trustee.
may2s-d&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
RY GREEN 2 wnLIAMs. Auotiooesv... q
No. l0ol northwest corner ioth - -.
1H0s1ic ocs Ri az ri 9IsS lE.ssEAST N ra1

!, ; S'Sss J q ..ssSS 20 y ras
.foliq =, oqs q ths lssd record fof Wsshinatos
&c =. 81, ~ e frcst o ths lr.e:ss
s::s : ssssss. ss q liza, Ia
3cscribsd = Let Numbered eight fS}. "a Vrishs 3
oer seeais lion g lt5t q Pleasant Plains.
mssxe naassss With Interest from day q ssle, 90
cursS ~ geo 81 trust on premises sold. go dsWn
rurckaser5 sosf = 'N's 'tSssns saa stamps -
j..,.rs Ss,lL I'll TspP p :F E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
RY WIN. L. WALL AGO.. Auctioueers.
D. 9. MARSHALs SALE OF LARGH LOT OF
MaRBhE -, M 4I rOMBsTONEs,

I; 3. Ma KSHALH SALG UE LARgE LOT ~
AND UNFINISHED MARBLE.
In virtue Of four writs Of eri facias issued from
the Clerk once of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and to me directed, will SELL at
public SALE for cash, at the marble yards Of VIII
liam Bradley Son, H street, No. 1924 be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest, on WEOHES-
DAY, the 18th day Of june 1871. commencing at IL
O'Clock q. m, the following goods and cha.tles to
writ, viz :-One large Ocfagon Marble Monument
with figures; one large square Marble Monument
IA large and small Marble Tombstonss; IS small Mar
BILE Monuments, and Q lot Of unfinished Marble,
chattles Of VIM. Bradley Sons and will be sold TO
satisfy executions Nos. 9026 52 935, and f24 in
favor Of Charles Denisou, sacks Katzenstria,
Archer b Psncost Manufacturing Company, and
D.. - s Il GSRns SHARP. s Marshal.
jell dts per VIM, L. W ALL, & co ,Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
pY WIN. l.. WALL g. Co, Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
No. 900 and cog, 8. w. cor. Penn. ave. and 9Th .,
TRusrEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

AT AUUTIUN.
4 By virtue Of Q deed OF trust given to me dated
18th of March, 1854, and recorded i'm of the
LAND records Of the county of Washington, D.
O., in hber @ A. No. rs, folio So shall proceed
6o'eock p m, lot Is, in reservation No IL, together
with the Improvements situated Second street
west. between north B and @ streets.
The attention of buyers is called TO this sale, as
the property 10 situated In central part Of the city.
Terms: $1,000 cash; balance in 6. II, Is, and a
months deferred notes secured BY deed Of trust and
bearing per cent. interest. Oonvsysncng, stamps
as soon ~ the property 10 sold.
OHARLES McNAMEE, Trustee.
w. L. WALL 4 CO., Auct q
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
CHARLES McNAMGE, Trustee. E
jill w. L. WALL co., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
RY GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
y No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and b ste.

TkUSTEEs,SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY AT AUCTION-BRIOK HOUSE
situated on the southeast corner Of Rhode Island
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated june 2,
E 1871, recorded In liber 64, folio 81, &c of the
OF Columbia and BY direction OF the older Of the
the % &
june 1871, at Oh lock m, eli that piece or par
Gel Of ground in Washington city, District OF Co
,um6ia, known and designased e lot numbered one
hundred and three Of Lanckton's su6diy ision
OF Joeeph y. kellyS subdivisi IN Of lots 100 IOi ,
and es Of the vest halt Of square 1885, recorded 10
fronting fifteen feet on Rhode Island avenue and
eight 1leo feet on 10th street, improved By
Terms OF sale $4,000 cash. together with interest
at 10 per cent from December 2, 1871, and the ex-
penses Of this sale balance in and u months with
SECURED by netes and deed of trust on the
property. $40 down when the property is struck
"a stamps and eonveyancina ct purchasers cost
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within ave
days from the day Of SALE the trustees reserve the
fgnt 20 resell the property ct the risk and cost Of
B. p. DODGE, Ia
p. A. pARNEILLE,{ rrustees
leII GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
RUTTRB DAYR.


issi E.s.ss Srss.. .ns Asst,e...r.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
ssg gsrE.s sALEo5 yA e 81 Isss2yEp
sisshl fssf. Il isfSS5r fSEsSsis ssDi i
III sa az T oisse ss .'s .ss 80
os on p ses tse q g. s,S a. Il.
ssss. y the hs,asr q The note sssss.a :ssItoir
for sale A. public auction g the hsh.st E.dsr, in
sfJ.ss. A. B. 81, q $50 seioek y IN m, the so.
ip.ins nspsd P.OpertJ .itsais, iyins, end being 40
VIZ The eastern ksf u i sse numss1.S $500
I12 In ssuars are, numbered 81 handred ana elshty
ls1in came square, and sd,oinns the seose.mea,'
scais nirns M q tin ten s sss S
the rear Of said io's making the whole syeut about
WIN sss s.ss e f
s,ory t srlst Hsn:s With store rom and two
The terms Of sss are Que fourth Of the paarch...
money 10 be paid In cash. the balance In three sspa
twely sisSsses %sn'ss, Win iassrss, from he
Cav Of sale for which the notes OF the purchaser viii
ii q su1 s 90 n 'ss
raid in cash, At he el,ioh q the garchs.er. me
The risk and the ds.ass sas .
sn e fe aa. 70 s ss@s ss, ss The q al.
End stamps ct cost OF the purchaser. A deposit Of
jeIo-dSds ". JOHNSON. Aact'
DY GREKN a WILLIAMs, Auctioneer,.
- No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and d SITS
ExEcgroRs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TTATL On PESNSI5vASIs AVENUE, BE.
- on MONDAY, the "a i day 81 June. A, d.
- lsI2 At s,clcck p. m, shall sell at public
IN front q the gremises 70 the hghs.t
and dtstinguished and marked on the Subdivision Of
said Lot as laid out aud divided into huikiing os
by Nicholas 4 ing, ss Lot No 4: Beginning for the
part Of lot At the point where the dividing line be-
tween Lots aud In said square intersects Penn
sylvanie avenue running thspce westerly With said
avenue e feet inches % the dividing line OF Lots
and 4 in the subdivision Of said Lot No, e. thence
with the said line souherly with line drawn per
pendieulsr to aid avenue s. feet inches; thence
due east with said street % feet thence due north IS
feet inches; and thence With line drawn perpea-
cicuar to Pennsyv ania avenue 81 feet IL inches 20
the place Of beginning; being the property now oc
cupied By the National Laundry No. l232 Pc
avenue.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in 6, II,
Is "a. and - mouths, for notss bearins interes, at
The ate oil per cent. per annum, secured By deed
Of trust an the premise. sold All conveysncine and
the time ~ 81 p ale So'' OF the Sn To dSsn
Executor OF Lewis NJ. Grammer
les dts GREEH WILLIAMS
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Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioneer
No. 729 7th str eet, between and d.
rRUsrE5 ( r sALH o5 IIXALUAsLn IMPROVED

- Real Estate Broker and Aucioneer,
No. 52s 9TH str eet, between @ aud d.
TRUSTEES p r sALH o6 IMPROVED
from richard Morgan ss ds snd vice ssd
FOLIO ~ Of sSe Land kecerd. for ws.hoctoI
county ID q, and st the request Of the party Sc
highest bidder. at the time hereinafter spess.a,
e following described property, lying in Washing
On WEDkEspAT, June 6, l7s, at $50 o'clock,
@ S1 1Ss and and IN On list
lots aye front q q feet and are opposite the pro
prov.menp a rare chance TO secure q desirable
Al'G nj ,hs :, same !. day; at o'clock part: e
East Capitol street, between Sch and 9.h street.
: also sS rh
Square Iss, o. North A street, between 18Th and
Terms in each case: One fourth ash balance in 6,
Of s.s ss
e s9t q ss down Nv when s,
f.uting purchaser, in case the terms are not com
piled with within five days after sale,
msyts,w,&.s S B. d. WHRSfR, Auet sS.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUxsDAY,Juns I Ie,s; lSa, ,s%. ,gr and place.
E,eosd. [Repi John ). Ak WasSEk FrGsts..
srJAl1sD S1Ar FSRs EIh4ETESHLs SALE OF
In virtue Of writ OF heri facias issued from the
Clerk office sf the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia and to me directed, will SELL at pub
lic sale. for cash, at the auction store OF VIM L.
W., Msn Co., on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of June,
ehattsls 70 Wit, viz: One green rep Psror Set one
arbe-top Table, one caneseat Rocker, three cane
seat Chatre, one Parlor Carpet and three Paint
inge, with trames.-Seized aud levied upon as the
goods and chatteis Of Edwin L. Barker, end will be
Alexander. ~
.HLEX. SHARP, q. 9 Marshal. d. O..
jel1 dts Per WIN. L. WALL q CO., Aucts
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna enue and llth str eet
Star Once But dings.
sTkEET, BETWEEN l2TH AND 18TH SITS,
12th, 1872, at 81 O'Clock, We will sell, in front
q the premises, Lots g 80, g. g, IS, and "a. in
sub division Of Square No. ZIG. Each lot has front
Of 20 feet street, running back l25 feet TO an al
ley. The lots will be sold separately. These lots
idly improving section Of the city.
Jerms: 0ne-third cash; residue in 8, L., and ls
payments to be secured By Of trust on the pro-
perry sColyeyancins and stamps at cost of purcha-
je7d&ds LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts,