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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-13
AbIoUf.

DISASTROUS fire has occurred in the tatv of
Flores, Guatemala
tHh daughter of Baron DItaluba. the Bra
-Ai.an albItlator, died n Geneva on Sunday.
LoRD DuFFsRIS, the new Governor General
CT Canada with Lady Dutferin and suite arrived
"a Quebec on Tuesday, and was immediately
IN 10.
\ STEAMER, supposed to be the Fannie. was
seen dischargiug freight into two schooners
= NeuEitas, which afterwards headed toward
!. 'man Key, Cuba. Many people are reported
10 have been upon the schooner5.
The affair OF DIR. Houard has at last been
been officially arranged by Minister SickIes
AMI Senior Martos, Minister of Foreign
A'tnfa. The American Government valves
IN question of the claim of DR.. Houard to
American citizenship, and places the action
pom The ground OF friendly intercession in
Tie Doctors tcb4lf for an amnesty to be
s'tnted 10y the Spanish Government.
GENERAL SHERMAN was entertained at din
III at Geneva, ON Thursday. bv Horace
hHhloe, Minister Of the United States at Berne.
be Hl"mbers of the Board of Arbitration were
si@o' Fittd, but, owing To the meeting were
Enai to attend.
~ CUBAN Majors were recently captured
l'y G'ss. lies and the Spanish troops, whom he
Cd L heir camp, he recently having sur
rend IL to the Spanish. Both the Cuban
oth, or we're executed. Other Cuban officers
have surrendered, aud band of sixty of them
have Soue ON raid against their former COM
luons. The CubaHs III Havana are much
'tr,lsed at the detection of Gonzales and
others.
THERE is some suffering ON the Island of
mia from a continued drouth
NALMAzEDA's resignation of the Captain
Gcneraiship of Cuba has not been accepted by
the Madrid authorities.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-07-13

This pleasant story was meant to teach
That pluck ia more than skill;
And few are the ends beyond the reach
OF 2 strong, uniiring will!
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
TAKE WARNING!

'fHE V T. R. r. co. ARE ANYIOrs To
take due precaution against accidents and
t? "a ny Itsuiling from the running of their
trans; and they take this method of varni,c 80
rents AMI guardians against the dangers ATTENDING
tae TOO common practice of children pIayinr ohort
.nolf cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
snp BUSINESS "i the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, " no frequent tbe termini a,,d t
pig places of the cad from climbing upGn tbs
cars ana engines; and they will feel themselves
oollSeh 10 resort 10 more decided measures if these
anh"Fahces are continued. Recent aCcideuts
Sh'ch are wholly ascrbable to the carclessue.s q
persons Ia jumping and off the cars when IN
motion, should be warning enough in th.msaiyss
n. VI lEElNGTON, Superintendent.
Angnst rs. 1870.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
MIN IN& NoTICE
nEFIANCE MINING COMPANY.

- Location Of works, Eagle and Wa>h,e Nin-
Ing District, Nevada,
NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
meeting Of the Trustees If said company. held on
'G 81 ,t'E .! January ~, la assessment NO. y
OF FIVE CENTS a share was levied upon the car,i-
tti stock Il stld company. payable ill Hied States
gold coin, To- the Secretary.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall ra-
nam IN uhltld "h thr hfth day of February, lS12,
shall be deemed delinquent and will be iuIy ad.
HertlSed for sale at put lie auction and unless nav
nent shall te u.ad- before, will be sold on Z 1hnrs
dtN' February I7th, lNI2, 10 pay the delinqueEt
assessment, together with the costs of adye fsi, O
and expenses Of sale
Br order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ISAAC MCCONNELL
ja5-1m Serrat,,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

manner, said, ''Mr. Twain, how did
you like your shave?" ''Oh," said
Mark, "this is nothing new. Every
barber in the country goes for me in
the same style. [ am used to it, and
in fact [ rather like it." Call again"
said Jake: "Not if 1 can help it, ,"
replied Mark. Good day" Jake
politely bowed Mr.. Twain out of the
shop, and sent for gallon of lager
beer to recuperate his exhausted
energies. But he feels that one bar
Der IS even with Mark Twain
Syracuse Courier.
The Prince of Wales is slowly con-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
BOOKS and STATIONERY.

he REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AND
STA tIoNERf from US rather than Going 10
New York, are- 7'''4 "
fikSf-Me MaNuFACTCRE very largely ~
so"'s eNtcuy suited 10 your wants, and which!
ven cannot obtain elsewhere
sEcoND-We BUY and sEyG., importing from
eastern and European manufacturers. upon such
terms as make it to your interest to come to N.
rather than go TO New York
1out orders are respectfully solicited, satisfao-
tion guaranteed. Very resnectfuIrv
A. A.. BANCROFT a. Co,
feh-5m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
How A STRCUSE sHiVIST WENT
FOX LARE TWAIN.

Cur readersiIl remember an ar
t!cle on harb&. written by Mark
Ivan. that aplarcd in the Galaxy
last 'ummer. ne article was in the
humrlst 5 haplh,t vein. and many
maLWAo reco8izel its truthful.
II slig tly overdwn statements, en-
loyed hearty laHh while perusing
1t. 1t alI like It .et blanket on the
tonsorl' profesSia, who. from one
end OF l. land to he other. vowed
revenge pon its a,hor. if ever he
placed mself il any of their
clutches.
Among he tonsrial artists in
Syracuse 70 lonGe,for a chance to
go tor tI%riter wa Jacob Gilger.
Only let L get canoe at Mark
IVAN, SnJako, He will stray
into my 7h'some da. as it is the
DeS' III t'"vl; l wlllfx him worse
than NM "hm eve fixed Napo- |
-eon' I','', Jake lever expect
ed 10 nave an lortunry of getting
even but Such an Op- |
pofIuhllE "IN ltnt itself on We'd
nesuaN "4 4'eIHo,,and tlis is how
Jake improved ma C,rao+ Lr
morlst lectured WaItinr Onaro
house Oh NSrday night, and
wishing - man nan presentable APP
pearahce peloIe audience. he
stfayeu lu'o "Nilger's barber
Shop 10 Se' " oIe'" We. A gentle
man present WISH to Jake that
the man III MS was Mark
Twain. and on that Joto ..want
for him.
Selecting 'he razor in the
shQp,, ne S!laLpeHCo n Up a little,
anu lAeH 9el%i" : Wy the nose
with gIlP Iiia' "our ring down
a ouI4ogA' he col5liIcll I to lather
eyebrows. and rushe'a a Ia.bar
brush about an inch up ,osa and I
thence into both ears ;. r.
meantime snorting and +ter;na
like a steam engine Eno o4
steam. In vain he prote<ba+ ba
did not want his eyebrow fora
head shaved. Keep S savs ,
Jake. Il know my bushes ~ ftsr
soaping him until he look on II II
Albino, Jake laid on the bli Tbn Of
first stroke brought tears tc in.S g
ewes, The second brought - - . a a
sitting position with an excla1
u say, that razor is too To-
shave me with Lay down.
Jake. thrustiug him down ine r
chair again. that razor will, =
hair; | know my business.
groaned, and Jake pulled unit
beard was off and a good porto
the skin with it. After shaw
Jake proceeded to wash him up,
Iecting the dirtiest towelin the sh,
one that was used for washing
hair-dve. and was as spotted as ,
seph's coat. Jake soused the wa
in his eyes and nostrils, and til
wiped him off.
The spectators by this time w
unable to control their laughter, q
burst out in loud peals, in VIII
Jake heartily joined. Twain
the joke, but kept quiet. WI
Jake told him his hair was coml
out, and offered to sell him a bot
of hair restorative. price So
bottle, Twain replied, "Well,
rather want my hair to fall out
have too much for comfort. il
then offered to sell him bottle
"bloom of youth" telling him t
he was badly freckled. 'Am
said Mark. "Well, [ rather |
that. If I was good looking
fair to gaze upon the ladies wo1
all fall in love with me, and t
would make my wife uneasy, A
is. she allows me to roam about
country without fear. She knt
my ugliness will protect me-"
Jake saw he could not persec
Mark any further. and after bru
;nn him off in a lusty and vigor'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
IORMSBY HOUSE.
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

TT'HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
L leased the 0rm-hy House would inform his
friends and the travelling public That this Hous..
has been thoroughly refitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him a call
The TABLE will, at all times be surplied with
all the substantalS well as the luxuries that
the market affords. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine liquors
Wine:, &c.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables Of the latest improved
styles, with good cues. balls and fine light.
Also. GENERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the diticrnt lines Of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any Information in relation to the
same Will he cheerfuily given at all times
pa- Particular attention paid to booking Pas
seugtTS, calling them &c. Nov. 3U-tf
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RAILROADS.
BAATl.cnE AND oHIeEa

kAAAAMVhE AND OHIO
- RAILROAD.
Trsirs between WASHINGTON AIN Mil
nohA and wASAlEGr0E AID rae WEsr
feE BAl rIMoRp.
Leave daily, except Sunday, AZ 8 IA T. a soe q a
eno Hem . nj 90, Sis. 40, SD and s. 40 . m Nv
fOk ALL WAY sTAriOss
Leave daily except sundsy, ct SIS, 6:u ana s-oo
N; l:n ands - ,. N. Nv
nor principal 81 STATIONS. Bisden.burr. B.lt,
vine; Laur.l, Anna polls junction ana Relay leave
,. m. Nv ~ s-~
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leese ste:S m: and lie .. n. No trains 70 or
from Annapolis on sunday. ~ W
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave 81 500 .. m and 500, $50 ssd T:8pu
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave etSWn .. m. ano $40 D m
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
leave osliy, except Saturday and sunday, at sl0
eno 20 o. m. and Sis and son D. m
On Saturday at S rs and 6: &S q m and sOo n m
VI sunday at BIS and SEQ D. m. My. cIpnectins
NJ ~ neiay station with rains from Bsltisore Il
w1eennG, rarkerrburg Pittsburg, &c.
Lor Strssburg, and points between Relay House
rn1 STssberg, leave st Sis D N Connecting 81
cn,,, house with strssbuIg and Winchester &C
Through tickets to the West can be had At IN.
~sshnstoI Ststion Ticket Office ct al hours In tn
For New York. Philsdeiphia and Boston see nd
Nertsement OF !" Through Line"
idUs = SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
- OOLE, General Ticket Agent
1hO q. hUONTZ, Gen. A'gl, Waskin9ton selt
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ALL soR IOvE-WhGt a West Tiroini1 D1ms,I
Dld--SoInething over year ago a Young man,
a short distance below Wheeling, West Vir-
girl, named Sarah G.. winemiIIer who Vas
ucePly attached to him, wanted TO share his ialI
hie- This being refused, and she being almost
crAzed with FER that he would be sent to the
iententiary, determined to 20 with him. So
she set IRE TO schoOl-hcuse that was also used
as a place OF worship. For this reason she was
arrested, convicted, and sentenced to two We trs'
imprisonment In the Penitentiary. When
'Sarsh's young MANS trial came on the charge
against him fell TO the ground. There was
nothing IN 1t, 50 Sarah went 10 the penitenti.ry
alone, "hll for love-" On the I'D of November
Governor Jacobs signed her pardon, and She
was soon set free TO 90 and ind her lover for
whom she had suffered so much.
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Deliberate Suicide BY DRCAPITATION-
Lew +. Green, age about -, and for many
wears engaged in = clothing establishment in
Lowell, Mass, on Wednesday afternoon had his
meek severed the head being attached only by
the skin, by a shifting engine on the Boston and
LOvei railroad, close by the ThOrndike street
crossing. The engine was backing down, and
vas Just INSIDE the company : Enclosure, and the
body OF Green Law with his neck upon the rail
and was lot discovered in season to prevent the
gine passing over q. The superstition is that
he Isy down voluntarily, as no mark or bruise
elsewhere Is upon his person. He leaves a widow
and son, lie had 80, gold watch, and a saw
iugs bank book, indicating deposit OF 81 600,
On his person.
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EaEI,.

HARVEY On the I2tn instant. THOMAS NJ
UhRNEf. sF-u * T., ars
The rsiatISes sId friends of the family are re-
Pr ctully requested to attend his funeral
itenCe, corner M-ry lsud avenue and 9TH St south
~est, at . Ci'cs p H.. Sunday, the l5sh. q
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ga meeting in support OF the Tichborue
claimant Was held at ST. James Hall, London
LAST night, and parties IN the audience who ex-
pressed disbelief in the assertions OF the alleged
SIT Roger were rOugNlv treated by his friends
md hustled out OF rhe hall.
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10y LATlMER CLEARY,
10 Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn avenue and IIfh street
Star Office Building.


TRUSTEES SABK OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTAIE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
MI STh BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
IA Bv virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date
EmS on the 3lst day of July, A. d 1871, and duly
sArecorded in liber No. ga folio 3ll ct SEQ :, %
the land records OF this district and by direction of
the treasurer Of the South Washington Building
premises, on MONDAY, the 23d day OF December
parcel OF ground in this city and District noSn
and a. scribed being part Of lot numbered thirty
nine, 49, Of u muel Lees subdivision Of original
lot numbered six, (6,) in square numbered eight
hundred and seventy three (S73.) beginning for
the same on Pennsy yania avenue at the south west
corner OF said OrfRinsl lot six, (6,D aud Running
thence Dorthwestwardly along said avenue eighteen
tlSl feet thence nor hwestwardly right angles 10
said avenue eighty (S0l feet and four and Quarter
90 inches; thence due west TO an alley ten feet
wide; thence along said alley ten (l0) feet and ten
and quarter iGches; thence parallel with said ave-
about twenty eight feet the northwest corner
OF original lot number FIVE, aud thence by and with
the east lire Of original lot six 81 in said square TO
ments thereon, consisting of fine, subst sntisi and
we'll built three story Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, Of which S2n0
must be depo ,ied at the time of SALE the balance in
IL, and Is months, with interest. to be secured on
the premise. sold and II the terms not com ed
with in ve days from the sale, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and of purchaser
All cOnyeyancin R at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM A. FENWfCK,(r
WILLIAM WALKER, irustees
d. 2au3v&ds LATtMEk CLEARLY, Aucts.
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'ohks's LvAh OFgIOA, ssr.W q ~ svS
- SD hss Yea s-ssss, sAtrAacs On hsv -
nork ayenue. The most prtvsts lean oooe1Vy
In the city Money loaned &c the love0 ross &
q intsreet on Geld and sis ef Wstchss, DiaNo>Ss
9ertssssaS olothins, tsFpssS. "A q sfssoiss :
vAas. dsc3-ly
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LIVERY STABLES.

rCEehErS >-AhLES
- Et<sfk ssTss, 6sfssss ~ asa A. -
hsrsee ara BusR3es Tor hire, aud . fresh 49,
% spiy q. r0ft r drurs for sac every Ueek <k2x
Es-ly HtcHASb WANT. Proprtetcr,
~ Ash hAiLOas s.TABLrs, 1890 3 81.
" GA - of shs lstssS styles constantly -
h21c AID f1r hirs b, the tsy or mouth. 20
Parties " ssl1iaxs, and receptions fur
nisaed vi;h ths m0sf oClafortakie and -
eiezeAf Carriages. Particular attention 70 board
ihx dorses. 500 HOrs-s .l~sys for sale and Ell
cnenr- ferls-F
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TNITED STATES PATENT OrrICE

On the Vet,i,on o. =. t An sno s S =, lss
New Hampshire, praying for the EXTENSION OF !
loss Tor AZ Improvement In Steam Pressure Gsses
IL Is ordered that the testimony In the csss h
closed on ths 1ist day Of January next that ths
time Tor ming arguments and the Examineris "a.
Fort be its TO The 3l-t day Of January NEXT ana
that said petition be heard the 6th day Of Cd.
TEAry next.
Any person may oppose this extepsfo.
-fa n b T,EGGEfT so.n,,,.,,,~.
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eeY e. KENNEDY,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. ol0 Seventh street, oppos lite the Post Office

IL
No. alj Seventh street, oppos its the Post Office
TRUSTEES sALEBYA AUCTION OF SIX FIRST
CLASS PBbSSEn BEiCK FRONT DIV ELLING
HONSns, ~ PROCESS OF FRICTION ON
NORTH CAPITOL-tENTRAL AND DESIRA-
BLE LOCATION.
Ia By virtue Of q deed Of trust to me. I, ted
E.X September 9. ISL, and recorded Ssptsnber
Il, 1871 in Liber, no. 6s5 folio 1879. one OF the
land records Of Washington county, ID O., will
sell at public auction ia front OF the premises the
hiR hest bidder, OF TUESDAY, December II, at 4
o clock m the property mentioned 10 said deed
OF trust. viz houses on lots numbered one hun
di ed and twenty three 1884, hundred npd TWEEN
ty-'our l24), enc hundred and twenty five (las one
hundred and twenty six C26D. enc hundred and
twenty seven (l27b, one hundred and twenty- Gig at
l2s) ard part OF lot one bund red and xepty nine
1921, of B. +. Gilbeits recorded subdivision loi
square numbered six hundred and seventy Ave
(ol5).
hammer, balance within five days OF sale. Ii the
tcl ms Of sale not comp isd with il will be re-
advertised and sold at tae and risk of the dc
faulting pure haser.
&C. EASTWOOD, Trustee,
Old g. KENNEDY. Auct.
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FItHROUGB LINE BE
Il TWEEN wASHINGToN, - - 3

l. TWEEN WASHINGTON, ~ sss5E,s
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, November s. lg.
ale run ~ lows: AN>n
FOB NEW YORK, Uifh0H ekaEg. Of n1r,
Leave daily Except sunday st 500 q N , 90 ana
$50 Pm. 49, A''~ -'e
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texcept sunday at sou a. N i 90 and
5.2 p m. ~
ON SUNDAY.
pima at 3 ~ y. m - - ~ ''i'
only. ~ Wv p 49, ~
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York and
Of the day. " " ~
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement
nhpolis and the West
THE; X; sHARP, Asst Master Transportation
J.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. q. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington iel4
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nAREIED.

fOUNG-PEERY he 18th instant by the
Few. TT Addison. 81 Trinity Church, DR. WI p
lCUeG 20 Mise IDA, daughter of A Z. Perry,
r. O.. % this city.
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Is HE sUPtEME COURT OF THE DIS
IklCT OF OIL" MIA

,hS.a,nE a SPssta! Term, DscsDs Der 9TH, 1871.
Ne SaSS OF John Snow. executor Of JANIS
sLANAraN deceased, the executor aforesaid
has, With the approeati1n Of iha Supreme Oourt ~
ne ps,,riSt Of Columbia Aforesaid. appointed
Ter the nssl settlement and distrihrtio, n IN.
personal estate II .aia deceased, ana ~ ths
IN hand, far the have been COLI "a "a
turned into moEey; when aud where an ths crsIs
tcrs and heirs II sefd deceased are potissd =, -.
tend Win the claims properly vouched, or thev
may othei iss By Les be excluded from an benrs,
IN SAID dteessed. estate: Preceded, q COW ~ 49,
crccr ee pubiirfed once a eek for three " sak -
the star pIevtr rs 10 re said DAY Al
oof-N- Test A. WEBSTER, Register of Win.
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by LATIMER a CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street,
Star Office Buildings.
RI GRIMM WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Ne. 1901 northwest corner of 10th and Dsts
BRiCk FRONT DWELLING HOUSE, No
a2II EAST SIDE OF COLUMBIA So, BIZ
IWWEES AND 9, AND 9rH AND l0TH Sis

TkusIEES'SALE OF TWO STORY PRESSED
BRisk fkOST DWELLING HOUSE, No.
md HbPs N s4H asb iS1n srs
NORTHWEST, Al AUCTI0N. 0'H . i''
a BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the undersigned
IL bearing date the first day OF October, $50
AAand duly recorded In Liber No. 6S4 folio III, ct
seq ,one OF the land records in and for Washington
ten request cShe party holding the due and Unpaid
tote secured thereby, together with the request of
the parties holding the notes which the annu Il
interest is cue and unpaid, we will sell AZ public
sucti. n, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Decem-
ber A. D. 1872, at O'Clock .. M, on the premises
ynine and the north four "a feet front of lot
numbered fifty, $50, leach by the depth thereof, in
Henry Turner's subdivision of SO uare numbered
three hundred end sixty five 1865 } in the city of
Washington, Q. and imprOv ID By q neat story
pressed brick front Dwelling House, known as No
1917 Columbia street, in said square, The above
properly, in recent subdivision, is better known
as lot nun bered 1853, in Morrison and others subdi
division OF part OF said square.
Terms OF sale: All over and above 9 GO OF the
diyleed into I'VE payments, for which thu
IL to give his notes. payable as follows Four notes,
each for the OF R5, pay able respectively on the
hSst day Of OCTOBER 1873. 1874, lS5 and 1876, and one
note Tor $50 payable Oct. LIST, 1877 all of said notes
10 bear interest at the of six per cent per an
mum psy able annually, ard secured by ed Of trust
on the property sold fOnyeyarciPg at cost of pur-
chaser. . Loo to be paid dnwa by tbs pure i'm
medlately after ssle. AMI il me terms II sale are
not fully complied with within FIVE days after day Of
properly a. 'he risk and Of defaulting purchs-
ser by giving three days notice ia the EyenInp
star newspaper, publ shed in ssid civ
ALBERT Il FOX, r,.,
JOHN SIMMs.( trustees.
% d GREkN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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- BhTiMER & CLEkRY,
~ Aucucneers sud Resl Estate Broters.
Southwest corner of Peunsy " ania ave and lIfh AZ
Star Omce Buildings.

TBuSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kECIICUT AVENUEEw.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust to the under
EE signed, dated Goth November, 1872 and duly
sxh FLED IL the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for
record N the land records of the county of sshng
ton and District .: Columbia, will sell at subtle
auction, on aOkDAY. the Ctr DAY of ID cembsr
A II. lol2, at 4 p m the very desirable lot OF
CrouEd IN square 90 eighteen feet front by ninety.
one feet in depth, fronting on street north with
ne I'M gIoysnsnts thereon, consisting OF ueS two
parloIs and hall first floor, four chambers kitch-
IN in back building, and wOodnouse in the rear of
Tor.
Terms q sale: One sixth cash, OF which $50 mus,
be paid acceptance of bid balance in thirty egus'
monthly iHstalments, with interest at 10 per cent
from dse of sale, secured by the purchasers notes
and deed Of trust on The property. If terms of sale
are not COM piled with within five days from ate of
sals the property will be resod risk AMI cost OF
purchaser. All convey ancing at purchasers cost.
r. P. B SANDS. Trustee
d. dts LATIMER CLGARY, Aucts
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