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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

BASE BALL.-At last we are to have
Il base ball club, and to judge from
the go-ahead character of the gentle
men who have projected the organi-
cation, it will be no SLOUGH of a club
either. A preliminary meeting was
held in the law office of r. N. Sims,
Esq, at eight O'Clock Of Thursday
evening, when a temporary president
and secretary were elected, and a
committee of three appointed to draft
a constitution and bylaws. There
will be another meeting held at the
same place MOI day evening, when
the report of the committee will be
received and permanent organiza-
ton effected.
Permission oplay upon the public
square has been obtained from the
Mayor pro tenn, and "scrub game
will take place there at 4 or q o'clock
tomorrow evening. All DESTROYS of
becoming members Of the club are in
yited to be on hand and take part in
the game.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Mr.. Henry O. Maher having suffered
a relapse and grown so much worse
from the effects of the wound received
in his left shoulder few weeks since
that his life was despaired of, was
taken to the Charity Hospital, New
Orleans, last week, by some friends,;in
order that he might there receive the
attention of the best surgical talent
that city affords. Last Tuesday an
operation was performed upon his arm
by Drs. Schuppert, Chopin and 9TH
er leading practitioners, which is said
to have been one of the finest and
most delicate IN the annals of surgery,
and which was conducted and COM
pleted with the most gratifying sue
cess. The flesh of that portion of the
patients arm near the shoulder, and
where the bullet had entered, was
laid open, when it was found that the
bone had been fractured in three or
four places. The bone was then I'M
iointad at the shoulder and forced to
protrude from the arm SO that it could
be sawed fjust below the point where
the bail penetrated, and after this
had been accomplished about three
inches of the bone being taken out
the heesh was laid back to its former
place aud the cash sewed pR The
patient was put under the influence
of chleroform, but awoke several
times during the operation and suf-
fered exquisite agony for a while
Since that time Mr. Maher has been
rapidly getting well, and it is thought
that in i week or two he will he al
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Messrs. ]. j. Claverie and Chas.
Gecks have been appointed supervf-
sors of Election for Ascension parish
by the Judge ofthe q. S. Circuit Court.
A more satisfactory selection could not
have been made, as both gentleman
are we'll known and highly esteemed
in this community.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

FREDERICK DUFFEL,
j. A. BRAUD,
BERNARD LEMANN,
His
DRAUSINb4 TRoPPE.
mark.
On motion of J. A. Braud, Jr.:
Resoired, That no changes be made in the
officers of the Police Jury.
Carried.
The following communication was read and
adopted by the Police Jury:
We respectfully petition your honorable
body to grant us the right and privilege OF
widening the canal along the north side of
the Brule Sacramento road (leading from the
Bayou Lslfourcbe to the Bruie), two feet on
the side of the road, starting from the line OF
p. o. Ayraitd to the end of the road. We
propose to throw all the earth exeayated on
the middle of the road and thus improve it.
All the bills presented to the Police Jury
for approval were referred to the parish eoiu-
mittee ON claims.
On motion of Drailsin Troppe:
Resotred That the statement OF approx
mate expenses of the parish for the current
year, adopted this day, be published during.
thirty days, and that after the expiration OF
said delay the Collector proceed to levy a
the same.
Carried.
On motion Of ID. Leblanc:
Resofrcd, That the lots referred TO in the
petition OF the wardens of the Episcopal
Church of Donaldsonville be leased to said
congregation for TWENTY-FIVE dollars a year,
and that the Parish Attorney be and he Is
hereby authorized to enter into and complete
| the contract for that purpose
Carried
d. Leblanc, j. A. Brand, Jr. and the Par
ish Attorney were appointed committee to
confer with Mr. S. II. Fields concerning tho
/ $1,000 bond of the New River Road.
On motion, duly seconded, Louis Lefort
was appointed sergeantat-arDis.
| On motion of j. A. Brand;
| Resolrea, That all warrants issued since
the 18th of July, 1872 shall be registered by
| the Treasurer.
! Carried.
On motion of same:
Resolsed, That the Secretary, ho authorized
/ to issue warrants TO the panpers to whom
appropriations have been awarded.
Carried.
On motion, duly seconded, Felix Rybiski
was appointed to fill the vacancy Of cadet
ship at Baton Rouge.
The following bills were approved:
/ b. Rybiski, So 90; ". Kentzel, SIS 90; R.
4 N. Sims, 1892 81 /; Fred. Duffel, $50 50; d.,
S379 Is; do, s64 90.
On motion. the Police Jury adjourned till
the first Monday in September.
(Signedl r, I: HANSON,
A true copy: President.
ROB. Bgatfp. Secretary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The Office of Supervisor Of Registra-
ton for this parish was opened at the
Courthouse Monday last, and tile
work of revising, CORRECTING and max
ing additions to the registration rolls
has been going on since. The Office
at the Court House will be kept open
during the whole of next week, when
the Supervisor viii visit other portions
of the parish in order to afford all the
qualified electors, who do not already
possess them, opportunity to procure
registration papers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The. question now agitating tha
public mind in Donaldsonville is not
Who is going TO the dramatic enter;
tainment at the D. S. C. B. Hall next
Saturday evening"? but it is "Whk
is not gping?n
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

We return thanks to the Silver Cor
net Band for complimentary tickets
to the dramatic entertainment to he
given in their splendid new hall NEXT
Saturday evening. We shall be ON
hand to watch with interest the first
Performance of the D. S. c. b. Dr4-
matte Society.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Wilkinson has splendid supply o.
illustrated newspapers and other att
fractive: literature on hand at his
news depot on Railroad Avenue.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

We lave received from Asst. POST
master Fobb list of letters remaining
in the DonaldsonYille post office on
the 1sf instant, but press of other
matter has rendered its publication
this week impossible. We shall pub
lish a revised list next week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The st. Joseph brass band, lately
organized and composed of eolorea
members, serenaded Mr.. G. T. Smith
Wednesday night. The playing Of
the baud demonstrates that they are
rapidly progressing in the art of nut
sie.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

ANOTHER SHOOTING ARRAY
Last Sunday evening Luke Eris and
john Hesbrest became involved in Il
difficulty in the Railroad Coffee-hous
on Mississippi street, which came from
hard words to blows. While the
two men where f lighting, Joseph Gar
cia, town Consta lie, interfcred to sep
crate them and sop the quarrel, when
Hesbert seized 4 i'm about the body,
and feeling a knife in Garcia's belt
seized it and made q lunge at him
which would doubtless have. inflicted
a terrible wound across the breast had
not the proprietor of the coffee-house
pushed the two men together, so that
when Hesbert's rm descended it fell
across Gareia's shoulder, the knife
making a cash his back. Hesbert
stabbed Garcia the arm, when the
latter drew a revolver and fired at his
assailanf three times, the first ball
missing its mark, as is reported, the
second and third striking him, one in
the right arm, the other in the neck,
severing the jugular vein and caus
ing immediate death. Garcia was ar
rested "Wednesday upon warrant is
sned by Justice e'ierre Landry, based
upon an afida It of Mrs. Hesbert,
mother of the q ceased, and sent to
prison to await an examination before
the Parish Court. The body of Hes
bert was buried in the Catholic GENE
terry Monday evening. Garcia is still
in Jail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The iron frame for the railroad
bridge has not yet arrived, but we are
assured upon good authority that #
sill not be much longer coming.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Getyour ice from ]. NJ. Delaval'-
Jade, PEaqueminc, La. He sells at
New Orleans prices.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The Ascension Brass Band playetti
at the johnson Institute Wednesday
evening.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The aggregate of said consolidated debt in
principal alone, still outstanding, amounts to
three thousand seven hundred and thirty 80
4-5-l00 dollars, to which must be added in
terest at eight per cent. per annum ON the
respective Sums forming said aggregate from
the respective dates above set FORTH
Second-The floating debt, represented by
approved accounts and warrants drawn by
the Secretary of the Police jury upon the
Parish Treasurer.
l. Of these, the aggregate amount regis
tered by the TreasnreT is as follows. VIZ:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Go toithe Court House and register
The Supervisors office will be open
there but one week longer.
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.

The new fence around the d. S. Z
B. Hall is quite an Improvement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Q Total amount OF unregistered claims,
represented by warrants issued by the Sec
rotary of the Police jury and drawn upon
the Parish Treasurer, s2205 AZ.
REHABILITATION.
/. Amount of !" Consolidated
debt" in principal alone, and to
which must be added the interest
due thereon, as set forth aboye,-- S3,735 39s
=. Amount Unregistered claims,
represented by warrants and APP
proved accounts, "a, 6T 43
g. Amount of claims not regis
tered, represented by Warrants 22o5 AZ
Total amount of outstanding OBJ
legations, exclusive of interest S30, Glib 29s
REMARKS.
FTst-Your committee in accordance with
instructions from your honorable body, have
made inquiries relative to the consideration
of all outstanding evidences Of debt against
the parish, and they have reached the con
clusion that the following described warrants
have been issued without consideration or
lawful authority, and are therefore not valid
or binding upon the parish, viz:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

many anxious eyes are turned to the
heavens each dsf in hopes they may
there perceive Indications of a coming
shower.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

The parish Board of Assessors CONF
pleted the assessment of parish propi
erty last Saturday, and the rolls were
turned over to the Tax Collector
Monday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07

Proceedings of Mondays session Of
the Police Jury will be found in this
issue
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Zee House,
PLAQUEMINE, Iberville, LA.

/ have received Barge Of fine quality of
ICE
And am now prepared to fill all
CASH ORDERS
with dispatch, and at the following rates:
I've Dollars for every 400 Pounds
Nine +" 500 $
1.-THE ADORE include Packing and Deiiuery
at the Bodt.j
- All of the Coast Packets leave Plaque
mine early in the morning, and ICE can be
delivered all along the Coast in Daytime
iv27 j. NJ. DELAyALI.ADE.
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Report.

To the Honorable president and members of
the Police jury of the parish of Ascension:
The undersigned committee, appointed by
your president in accordance with a resolu-
ton adopted by your honorable body on the
18th day OF July, 1872, beg leave to make the
following report:
From an examination of the books of the
Parish Treasurer and Auditor, your commit
tee find the entire debt of the parish to be
composed as follows, viz;
FTrst-The consolidated debt, represented
by bonds or promissory notes issued at va
riotls times by virtue of resolutions adopted
by the Police Jury, which said bonds or
notes are subscribed by the president OF the
Police Jury, payable to the order of the Par
ish Treasurer, and endorsed in blank by that
officer The following is "a list of said bonds
or notes, together with the respective
amounts of the principal and interest thereof.
still outstanding and unpaid, viz:
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DoNALDs0NVILLE, La,
Saturday, September Z, 1872
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Proceedings of the Police jury
Parish of Ascension.

Special meeting, held on the end day of
August, 1872.
Members prescnt-R. T. Hanson. j. A.
Braud, Jr., d. Troppe, d. Leblanc, Austin
Duncan.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
The committee appointed to examine the
books of the Parish Treasurer and Secretary,
and also to make a new approximate list OF
the expenses of the parish, presented the
following report, which was accepted by the
Police Jury:
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Al OF which IS respectfully submitted Ry
the committee. r. N. SIMS,
FREDERICK DUFFEL,
j. A. BRAUD,
BERNARD LEMANN,
His
DRAUSIN ~ TR0PPE.
mark.
The New York herald., 1872-03-22

ITO DENTISTs-A YOUNG DENTIST, WHO IS FIRST
i class desires u position with established onist
either partner operator Address DENTIST, Herald
oaic
The New York herald., 1872-03-22

COACuMRN AND GARpENERs,

SINGLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION ON
"a farm thoroughly understands the business in all its
branches referencs last place II required Address
Co. box l06 Herald oalce.
The New York herald., 1872-03-22

OIL SALESMAN WANTED-ONE HAVING A GOOD
~ trade and willing TO work for onchaf profits for the
first three months TO the make satisfac
tory connection with first class house. Address box 1865
Post Office, appointing interview.
The New York herald., 1872-03-22

1,HARMACBvTlsrs "A YOUNG MAN. or YEARS
l. experience, desires situation prescription clerk;
graduate o. the College of Pharmacy OF the city Of New York,
speaking German and English. Address PHARMACY, Her
aid office
The New York herald., 1872-03-22

VxTANTED--A COACHMAN'S SITUATION, BY A
w young lately landed thoroughly understands bis
busjness ten years. country Address
MORAN box 200 Herald Uptown Branch occ 1885 Broad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27
N Ar RED.

BALLIEUL-VI' Kerry. I'm We4nes lay Jan 2t
al the hsthodist spi, e"psl Church, Avoca, seuhen
UNITY. New YsIk, BY the Rev. stephen Brown
GkOEGE BALLIECL to CLARA A. YlCKERY,
10th Of New Y, rk city.
EDWARI s-PYLES. On the 25th in slant, nv the
Rev q neadOr, EDGAR y. EDWARDS 10
MARY ELLA PYLES, both Of Washington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Thur.d. v
January Z5.h, h Second Ba pfi-t Church by the
key. shu'e BENZ A. Henderson, 10 IDA
y. X. NO1ftNGH An, both of Washington, D. a.
ROTH-McCARfHY. On Thursday evening.
18th instant. BY the Rev Father Rachefort q al
- loysiu. Church BENEDICT ROTH TO NORA
v MCCARTHY. both Of this city.
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DIED.

CRAkCH. January Is, at II p m, WILLIAM
GktENLEAF k-NCH, aged 30 years
The funeral v i'll he on Sunday. January o. at 3,
D m: from the residence Of his brother, John
CTsRch, No. l3 4ih street T., near East Capitol
street
KIRBY Alto minutes 30 a. m. Of pneumonia
SEOkGf son Of AbssiOm and Sarah Kirby, aged
years and months
Friends ~ the family respectfully invited To
steud his funeral from the residence OF his parents
avenue :. T.
koCh. On the 2s;h instant, WILLIE WEST
Only ton of joseph and Rose VI Beck, a9sd 4
years, months and II days
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral, from the residence of
18th. 81 d. m.
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Rr GREkk d WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
~ Northwest corner 10th and d streets
TRUsIEEs sALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN sQUA xE No 2Oy

Lo1s IN sQUA q No. aos. DING
- BY virtue u deed Of trust dated December
r.. 9Th ID. las, and duly recorded in Liber No.
asLinston county, D. -sad By the direction q
the party secured thereby will sell az public aac-
uons In froot Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the Slst day OF January, 4. D. lisa, at O'Clock D.
~ OK numbered NIFTY one SD and tbs easter part
81 Lot numbered nifty sd in Drury's recorded cub
o,xnson o. Square numbered two hundred and nine
-, In the City Of Washipgton, together with ali
tha I'M prov ements thereon ~ 'A
plat o. the property viii exhibited at sale.
Issms o. sale: One.hA In cash. OF which $50 must
mace IN 81 and twelve months with fnterest from
fsrticn "a ;Se X deed Of trust 70
With I'M Az days after sale, otherwise The Trp.tss
rsssfes " nSns 70 Essell the property, sfsr cns
chaser. Al eooveysncina aad stamSs at Surc
'1 iss,s- s.vxds aRrYssi q nTAEp; frrstss.
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pH 9REEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Northwest corner Of 10th aud d streets

TWO FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS. I
FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR REP PAR
LOB SUITES, CONSISTING OF SOFAS 2
CASTOR CHAIRS AND SIDE CHAIRS. MAR
BLE Top TABLES: HANDSOME BLAUK
P PRsssI hHb sTgREhU WAssIIsTAM6, FRENCH
HhIR CLOTH SOFAS, PAINTED DRESSING
M,ARpR0BES; EXTENsI0N AND SIDE IA,
BIZ FEATHER bEDS, PILLOWS AND BOT
MATTREssEs: BEDDING, sc :, NEARLY
k E bRrssELs5 THREE;PLY. INaRAIN
NAkn; BED Rn0M and LOOKING STOVES,
a ON TUESDAY, the SOlh day Of J.pu,rx.
W eo%nsDcing at 10 O'Clock a. m, we shall sell,
At the reg - nee Of a lafy declining hou sekeen
"ipg, No. s19 d street moth. between oh and
loth streets west, the above described furni-
j2itd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auc,s
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RY WM. l.. WALL & co ,Auctioneers,
H New Marble Building,

900 and 9O2 Penns. avenue and 9TH street
LARGE AND PEREMProRY SALE OF ROSE.
Woo M93p f fN.TpI By ,BBs tGAHLE: VERY
suifs il HtIktL"TH Hhs sND I TERs ffAk MAG.
Nut AND OAK EXTENsION TABLES, MAR
B sIiyDs TAgLsS, B,BLE md s0G9UEr
LOUNGES, CHAIRS SECOND HkNn FTRsI
TURE; &c, at ACTION nv Gaia
on WEDNESDAY Morning ia, nav
Md 81. commencing at 10 o'clock we will seil,
Wv w on the first and second 1ors Of our pari ms
Of the napufsctnrers We name in part
Extra " ainut Chamber Suits
One With n hrd.trad; DrsssIns Case with French
KoSktr. and Towel Rack, (made to order at
Walnut and Oak Marble Tep si1shosrds Zone very
handsome with y ench polish finish }
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstands.
Parlor suit.: in HAi,cl"th aud Terrie-
One Extra Walnut Psrlpr euit. Tin Plpco walnut
gilt ard French polish flish,l very handsome.
GIecisn Marble-top Tables.
fib!e and Bognet stands
Walrut ana Oak Extension Tables, rs, 10, and 70
Rsssis; King William Chairs and Lounges, in terry.
. Tucker Spring, Hair and shuck Mattresses.
One very fne imported Dlugget.
pisces M oi,cn,b di s ns,rn ahmed
One Oil Painting and one large Mirror.
Walnut Wsrdrobee.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Three ply. Ingram, Brussels and other CARPETS
second hand Furniture.
N B-sal. will commence on the Second hand
Furniture. We call special attention OF buyers 10
the above sale. the sale is peren ptory and Ali
goods wsrrsnted as represented by the aucti neer.
Terms All as ;ns q. nnds s so cash; over that
26 dts WI. Wall h CO. Aucts.
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RY LArIMER 4 CLEARY,


Star Office Building.
CHICKERING PIANO FORTE, MIRROR, SAT.
IN BAMAsK CURTAINS tRBLE-1OP Ia
BLEs' rhRtnR FURNITgRE, OIL PAINT
EsE VASES, GSiNEsE 6Rs ANN sA NM.
NITy'RE. MkkBLE ToP sI6sBoaRD. Tx.
TENSION DINING TABLE DINING 0aAIaS;
AND DESFRT SERVICES; CHINA AND
GLASSWARE. At AT'CfTOS
a On MONDAY MORNING, January 80 n,
VA 1872. cOmnencEg at 10 o'cl7ck. the resi-
~ denoe cf Admiral Jenkins; No. 2ii3 Pun
we shall sell the following excellent House
hold Furniture. viz:
OLc Rosewood Case, 7-octsve, Chickering Pian9
Greer hep Psrior Suite: Easy Chairs
One oil Painting of Beatrice Cenci. fine copy.
One Oil Painting Of Columbus, fine COPY.
Satin Danlask Curtsins.
Fine Id Engrayiags large japanese Vases.
Marble TOP Tables; Mirrors; Ornaments.
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Furniture.
Painted Chamber SETS.
BrhSte adj. Bureaus, WsIdrohcs. aud w ashstanis.
bair and Husk Mattresses; Feather Beds, BcisssEs,
Diankeis, Comforts, Sheets, and Spreads; Table
Linen.
One noose head at Tree, very large and in perfect
nrn,sei. and Three ply CARPETS;
Mahogany Extension Table
One supeIb French China Dinner Service.
Ore superb French Ohina Tea and Desert SSssics.
I ut lass Decanters aud Glassware.
One elegant Dining room Clock.
Buffers Tray and stand.
praiipR stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
House for rent Apply "a the Auction-efs
Jcs ids IATlNER 8 OLEAST, Aucts.
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DY LATIGER CLEARLY
- AuCtIOneers and Re al Il. ate Rrokers
Southwest Corner Of Penn avenue and lIth street
Star Office Building.

VALUABLE lMPROyEo PROPERTY on CAP
Hon HILL NEAR THE CAPITOL, ArAU0
~ On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, February
E. i, at ~ O'Clock We will sell in front Of the
- premises. part of lot 4, in square No 6SS ait
rated on the nerth side OF south street bstw sen
New Jersey avenue and First street east This
bTlck Dwelling, containing ten rooms, and has
front OF = teet on stree running back II9 feet
inches to 80 feet alley. The property beinz with
IN short distance q the Capitol and in a rspijIy
improving neiehbor hood, offers an excellent oppor
tuIity for investment OhP''
Terms: One fourth cash: residue in six twelve
AID eighteen months with interest secured by dsed
oftrust. $50 down at time of sale. Conveyancipg
and stamps at cost of purchaser
JAMS dts LATlMER OLEARY Aucts
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CpASCERY SALE OF IMrROvFD PROP
EkTY On Pc NsYLNANIA ANENCE. LEE

TRTY On PIE NNsYLyANIA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN ia AND 6TH ST GETS
- Under and by virtue Of decree used by the
Ia SuPrtm Court Of the Dist ici Of CoIumbia in a
GAcalse depend ng In that court, wherein Alex
Others defendapfs fNo go Fanity No. III ,ha
NJ der-igBed Trustee will sell, At public auction, to
the high'st bidder, the following parcel Of real
estate. 20 Wit.
On TUESDAY, the 2Oth If February, 1872 I will
srli ~ clock m part OF Let four a, in Square
4@l. onfing en- Pen. sSivania avenue between "a
ard oh streets. and improved by a Brick store and
Dwelling
The terms Of sale are: One-thiTd Of the purchase
money ca-h; and the balance in equal payments in
II IS and "a months. The rnrchas' - give for the
deferred payments his prdniissory uOtns, endorsed
or secur.d to the ,ati-farton ef the Tr astee and
besrDR interest from their date. All stamps and
ing at coat Of purchaser II the terms arr
not complied with in ave day. the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at pu,chaSer's risk ana cost
W WEBB, Trustee
JAM -eod LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts