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Hotel Arrfvals-AprIl 23.
PAVILION HOTEL.

fAfll1ON nOlhb'
G. J. Sheppard. South Carolina; ". Oltor'
son. New YORK; q. F. Franck. s. Hollerman,
Columbia; B. F. Boulware, J. B. Gla S,
Carolina; q. ". Owens, Fairfield; ]. Fl. stell'
ing, Columbia; G. B.. Stein and daughter,
GEORGETOWN: II. Dent, Columbia; B. P. Marion.
Sautee: R. Y. n. Lee, Mrs. F. NJ. Lee. Lees
vile; r. h. Finn, Williamsburg; J. A. Laval,
O. Hewitt, South Carolina; G. q. Lartigue,
BlackVille; h. Bizen and wife, BarnWell; y.
Smith, South Carolina.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
R. q. Tucker, N. A. Wagstaff, Jr., ". l..
Elsefer, W. EVerdell and lady, Mrs. W. Young.
Miss Howell, G. R. Howell, j. Farrell and
daughter, New York; W. 6. Aiken. South Caro-
lima; Mr.. and Mrs; c. W. Barry, J. McGlinSy'
sets: Miss A. Hill, Miss F. Hill, Connecticut;
j. G. Mcdonald, Augusta; G. B. Aiken, G. L.
jackson. Baltimore; G. s. MeriWelher, B.. F.
Day. Abbeville; W. M. Wallace, Philadelphia;
D. r. Smith and wife, South Carolina; John z.
Branch, Virginia; G. w. Watson. Chicago; 1.
A, Mehi, philadelphia; Mrs. W.. Heck!e, d. 7.
Woode, wife and SOD, Boston, j: L.: Stephen
DeBray, Miss Shook, Miss Herdy, New York
j. A. SAWYER, wife and child, Iowa; 9. G.
Hayens, Mrs. G. L. Wildly, Miss G. @. Wildly,
Mrs. E. ". Stephens and child. O:Wildy, d.
". Coates, 7. NJ. Bristol, New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
W. A. Nerlapd, Blackville; Colonel 81. ID.
Black. Major B. B. Black, Major Z. L. MOTIFS
F. 8. JACOBS. S. A. Scarce, Jr., Columbia; geo.
E. Crawford, Miss and Master Crawford, 8. 8.
Hubbard, New York; G. 7. Webster, HartLord;
A. Doblll, W. F.. Pendleton, Savannah; L. y.
Carpenter, Columbia; A. B. Wendell, Detroiti
Miss Dickson, John Dickson, 8. Dickson, d. +.
Muirhird. Philadelphia; A.. Fuller, Conneeti-
cut: T, Dolan, New York.
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LOUIS COHEN d Co., No. 24S King street,
beg leave to direct particular attention this
morning to their extensive assortment Of real
Llama Lace Points, Spring Silks, Silk Ties,
Silk sashes, and a large line Of Black Silks,
ranging in price from 80 cents to 81 per yard,
inclusive. Also, full lines OF Black Hermann
Grenadines from Is cents per yard to 81. A
call is cordially solicited. LOUIS CoHEN i Co.
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FuRCHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. IA King
street, will offer for this week, 100 rolls A.
White No. l Mating at 2 cents; 100 rolls IA
Red and White Mating at 80 aud IS cents;
Straw Hats and Trimming Ribbons, all Widths,
have been greatly reduced in price. apr22
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CURIOSITY SATlsFIED.-The Singer Sewing
Machine Company sold one hundred and esghty'
one thousand tpo hundred andIsiSty 1sl,26o)
Machines 10 1871. Fifty-t,oo thousand seusn
hundred and ~thirtyJour t52,734) more ma
chimes than any other company. apr24-2
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For TIE sCHUTzENPLITz.-The Mount Pleas
ant and sullivan's Island Ferry Company's
steamers will run the schedule as advertised
in another column during the festival. Yisi-
tors will have the pleasure OF q moonlight
excursion on the last trip OF return boats.
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SoLFEaE Mrs. P. J. Barbot has been 60
singularly successful with the soltege Classes,
whose com ,nencenent was noticed in TIE
NEWS some time ago, that she will begin a
third class on the I'd of May, at five P. NJ. APP
plIcations should be made at once to Mrs. Bar
bot, at the southwest corner OF smlIn ana
Montague streets.
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Meetings This Day.

Royal Arch and Select Masters, at P. NJ.
Irish Volunteer Rife Club, at-P. N.
The Brotherly Association, at - P. NJ.
Vlgllant Fire Company, at halfpast I P. NJ.
General Committee Sunday Soho oil Conven-
ton, at 8 P. NJ.
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs, ATTENTIoN!-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es-
tabllshment. aprl6
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SAVE Your MONEY THE merchants of this
city can lave the photographs Of their places
of business framed at sixty cents each. Hasel
street Bazaar. aprlZ-l2
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PARcHEEs1 PARcHEEsI IA royal game Of
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. apr2V-W
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AGAINST THE STATUTE.-Yesterday morning
John Jones, a seaman from the American SHIP
Nautilus, was brought before the United States
commissioner, charged with infringing the
United States statute by assaulting one Of
his officers with a deadly weapon while at sea
on the voyage from New York. Jones was
proved to have assaulted the second mate, H.
Hughes, with a knife, and disabled him by
almost cutting out the right eye. The prison
or was committed for trial at the May term o.
the United States District Court.
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LIME, plaster, hair, chlmney-tops, &C., just
arrived at E. NJ. Grimke's, No. 81 Church
street.
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Il W. Y. LEITGH & r. 8. BRUINS,
slH -.ra.A uetloneerssf. S

.i| -.-..A uetloneers.h.% sas5
DOsITTVE SALE FOB DIY1SlOH.-
Will be sola on THURSDAY, the 2tth Inst,
at11 O'Clock, at the Old PoGt011oe, !l TLs-a
That desirable THREE STORY BRICK BUILD.
ING on the south side OF Market street, opposite
the Academy OF Music, formerly used % q store.
hoOs- Said building can be readily maze tntoH
In depth.
Property to be insured and policy assigned. Pur.
chaser to pay for pap, rs and stamps.
Tho e I've MARSH LOTS at the end Of Judith,
street, measuring 292 feet ON Beaufort court on
the west line I I feet on Judith street, and 90 last
on the east line on lands Of Ill. NOVEL;, E:qsS
and stamps. aprx7s
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. HAsEI
STREET BAZAAR. apr17-w
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By ". Y. LEITCH & B. s. BRUINS,

POSITIVE sALE-FINE LOT ONsSUL.
LIVAN,S Island, Front Beach, Two doors
nom the residence Of Z Grooming, ESQ;
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th instant,
st IL o'c.ocS, at the Old Posfof1ce;it
Terms cash; purchaser to pay us for papers ana.
stamps. ~l.tlis.S
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NHRoMos CHRoMos!

We have received q large consignment OF For.
ar6ists.
We are prepared to furnish the "HYMNALn st
the lowest introduction prices. A variety OF
styles; prices from 40c, coo, 76c, 81, and upwards.
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the official return Of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing April 20, 1872:
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REAL ESTATE AND STOCK SALEs.-The fol
lowing pieces of reaf estate were sold yester
day morning at auction
By Leltch & Bruins The Araqua tract O
three hundred and thirty-seven acres, In St
Johns County, Florida, six or seven miles
from st. Augustine, part of the estate Of Johr
Magee, for sl4O, cash.
By J. Fraser Mathewes Building lot, No
81 Washington street, just above the Railroad
Accommodation Wharf, sixty-six feet IN from
by two hundred feet deep, for $500, cash.
Lot No. "a, with two.story dwelling, on the
north side of Beaufaiu street, eighteen fee'
front by one hundred and twenty feet deep
for s525, one-half cash, and the balance in one
year.
The following stock sales were made at auc'
tlon yesterday morning:
By Leitch & Bruins % bonds, $500 each, Of
the Chersw and Darlington Railroad, at ssc.
- shares of Charleston Gas Company stock, al
l64.
By j.. Fraser Mathewes: los shares Bank OF
Charleston stock, at l9i.
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By W. Y. LEITCH 8 RS. BRUINS,

ByW. 7. LEITCH & RS. BRUINS,
-si.,. IJsT Auctioneers.stts.isE1s.5S4
TWO ANDAHALF STORYBRlCKsREeI-
door south OF Tradd, containing eleven:roons1and
The above RESIDENCE AND STORE VIM be
sod on THURSDAY, the,2tth instant, at ther0M
LoS measnres 81 let front by IA feet H. depth.
Terms-One.half cash; balance IN one year,
with interest, secured by bond and mortgage.
Property to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay rs for Espers and. stamps.
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BY j. FRASER MATHEWEs.
tALE POSITfYE.-IN THE MATTER OF

by De MAIh 49,.
GALE POSITfVE-IN THE MkTTERO F
y Z. the Linden PafRLand Company.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon,RsF Graham.
Judge Of the First Circuit uourt. i .wMo6er for
sale THURSDAY, rs n inst, at IL O'Clock GarAt
Linden PARK, in Beaufort County, on kay.Rtyers
'n one F FtI Al. e Glass; CIRCULAR SAW MLL,sxitl
Engines and Boilers, Tools. Machinery and appur:
lenances. Corn Mill, Cotton Gins. Timber Cart,
Four and Two Horse Wagons and Harness, Bug
nv and harness, Ploughs, Blacksmith Tools, Lnn.
Der Cars, one large Flat. -..x,.
Chairs, Sofas, Bedsseads and Bedding, fWagls
stands, WardroDes, orockery, Cutlery, COOKING
Stoves and Utensils, 8nd.many other articles.
One lot OF Sawed Lumber estimated at 25Q0oo
feet, and about 400 Saw Logs. $50
Terms cash. ALSO, n
The Steam Propeller Tug Boat GENERAL.
SCOTT. $50
Terms for the steamer-Si1ty days draft with
approved City OF Charleston acceptance. y
WIN. J. GAYER, Receiver.
The steamer General Scott VIII leave Beaufort
for Linden Park on WEDNESDAY, 24th Instant
aprl9-imtuw4 $500:
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The SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following letter, which has been handed
to US by Capt. S. Y. Upper, tells its own tale:
CHARLESTON, SO. Ca. April %, 1872.
Messrs. Miller 6 Lapton, General Agents OF
Southern Life Insurance Company:
GESTLEMEN-I ask leave to acknowledge
the receipt of ten thousand dollars in full, In
payment of policy No. 1927, on the life Of my
brother, Il. W. Silcox.
Your company deserves and well merits the
esteem and confidence of our Southern people.
No better commentary need be wanting to tx
the company which you represent 10 the afec-
lions Of the Southern heart than to know that
its affairs are governed and directed BY such
men as Gordon, Hampton, Colquitt and Yam
cey. With my renewed assurances for your
%promptness in paying over the money due on
above policy, 1 have the honor to remain,
gentlemen, Your obedIent servant,
(Slgned) DAN'L 8. sILCox, Admir-.
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TIE TOURNAMENT OF THE STEAM DEPART
MENT.-The various committees from the DIFF
ferent companies of the Steam Fire Depart
ment met last evening, at the hall of Hook
and Ladder Company, No. 2, In Wentworth
street, President E. Willis In the chair. The
objection made by several parties to the
blocking.up oil Meeting street on the day OF
the parade was considered, and. after due
discussion, it was determined to have the
tournament on the 9Th of May. In Meeting
street, with the same start and run as last
year. Messrs. o. Miscally, ]. c. Sigwald, @.
Massot, John Doyle, W. Davidson and j. E.
LATTE were appointed q committee to weigh
the engines. The weighing will take place at
the loot OF Market street, on Saturday next,
Immediately after the annual inspection OF
the Fire Department by the Mayor and
Council.
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Auction Sales This Day.
NOTICES.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at b
store, Canton mating and spring goods.
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BY A. c. McGILLIYRAY.

- ("
1.-TWO BUILDING LOTS, CHARLOTTE
i and Alexander eets-Gen Neighbour
viii, be sold at II O'Clock ON THURSDAY, 2sth
instant, at the Postof1cp. as 81 4b9
One most valuable and pleasantly located LOT
at the southwest corner Charlotte and Alexander
feet on Charl lite street. q. .tssgli5e II -.
One LUT next the above on south, 40 feet N
Alexander street by 1f6 feet Deep.
Terms-One.half cash; balance in II months,
secured as usual. Purchaser to pay Aucttoteeff
for papers and stamps. apr17-wfsmwthB
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aurti6tt galss- ubis man

Anrti6ft gaIes--& his Man
By WIN. MCKAY SHT
posrT1vE SALE MATING AND DRY
~, GOODS. ,5.53f Co.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, (Wednesdsyl.ats6 LII
Store, No. 46 Wentworth street, at 10 oicl6ck.55ns
Four pieces ga CANTON MATrIEG,s sHShfiv
Goods per steamer Jares Adger. Sale positiSe
and without reserve. 1.tqa pF2i 3
Cannon bales--tutureD Mans
By JOHN E. BOWERS, gs
Auctioneer. ~
HORSEs AND MULES:
IL win be sold on THURSDAY, the 2sth inst,
a. - O'Clock A. H., at No. 500 King street WIS
~ % head Of HoRsEs AND MULES.
Conditions cash. "a; apf24Y
BY j. ASERsMATHEWES.ss ssss
DALMETTOl MINING AND MANUFAGs
TURING COMPANIES PHOSPHATE LANDS,
Wilde sold at corner Of Broad and East B6ys
streets, on TUESDAY. 18th May, at II o,ctock,FFts
The ENEIREPR0PERT asiaoLve, tsi~tuated0ns
the Ashley River. is miles from 0harlestonjscon.
tanning about eoosacres of Land, $50 cleared ball
ance In Woods, abont125 acres OF available hoG.
plate Rock, at an average of AZ eetideep,%anlty.
sls OF which by Professor Shepard: Stale 0hem.
lat, and others, giveS60 per cent. Bone Phosphate:
OF Lime. On the place Is q double screy
washer, driven by 10 horse engine, Iospables of
washing 90 tons OF rock per day, willis wharf
from washer to the river 20 feet wide, With ptef
head60 by 20 feet, railroad 0f 1T iironf rom hs16
OF wharf to washer, Mines and Factory, 9 Dump
ing Cars and;1P .atform SCar, Factory Building,
two stories and q half high. containing four pair
French Burr stones, three CrugherA Elevators,
DC, de-. driven by 80 horse engine; capady tor
grinding phosphates 80 tons per day, connected
with which Ii q Double Brick Kiln for baking
about the same q Mount Of rock, one BlackamGn:
Shop and Tools, Carts, Wagons Wheeoerfox1s
and all necessarily lHing TnO1 for immediate
use. fireworks have been In operaHon % within
the last two months. There 81 DweIlingH omSei
with all necessary outbuildi1gsss sStsolea
Store. ONCE, q quarters for iSborer6.
TermSGTWehty thou and dollars cash;E BALANCE
In one tive and three: years. secured by5bonds %
the purchaser, ,with:interest az ten. Per cens.d1Af
annum, and mortgage or the premises; properly
to be Insured and policy assigned Purchaser 20
pay me for papers and stamps. lJ&55s, fsa
This property can be treated for at private sac
up to the day OF sale.
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ByW. Y. LEITCH & RS. BRUINS,
100. gtaT .AuEtfoneers.;tts.tsEr& J
1.-TWO ANDAHALF STORY BRICK5REI-
DENCE and Store, No. ~ Church street. one
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REHABILITATION.
Whites s, Blacks aud Colored sEtotal IA, and

GEO. 8. PELZER, II. D.,
City reg1sTrar.
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oKo 9l6tSlJ SANAJ
enterprlsiug Mr.. Gates. The vehicle is COM
modious, and built like a s!reet-car. 1t is
nea4y finished within, and the running cur
tains of light blue cloth a-ound the open sides
give it an air of Inviting GOODNESS which a
pedestrian cannot resist. The steamer Of the
Mount Pleasant Ferry Company also furnished
another pleasant mode OF reaching the Plalz,
of which a large number Of visitors took ad-
vantage. A side entrance to the grounds Is
kept open for the especial benefit of the lat
ter. When the crowd was at Its height,
PROFESSOR BOND
made his appearance in fancy costume, and
shouts from every side annogHced mat Inc
tjpht.rope performance was about to begin.
Straightway hundreds Of heads were thrown
back into a star-gazing, neck.breaklng posi-
ton, and all watched the movements OF the
professor as he ran nimbly up the ladder and
made his appearance on the top Of the main
building. From the ridge of the roof, on the
north end, a wire had been stretched to the
top of lofty pine, some sixty yards Oh. Inc
wind was blowing q strong breeze, but Inc
daring funambullst passed and repassed oVer
the tense wire with perfect ease. A second
time he appeared with his pole, and, to the
horror of the weak-neryed, the oWe part OF
his body, from the waist downward, was en-
yeloped in a strong crocus bag. With this
impairment he accomplished the distance to
the pine and back In safety, while the croWd
below held their breath in the anticipation OF
soma dire catastrophe. A third lime ne ap-
peared, and on his lofty perch staggered
along over the wire, dressed re an OLD
woman, with a most intolerable Grecian bend.
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nvA meeting was lately held at La Crosse,
Wisconsin at which resolu ions were passed
condemn nv Of liquor repressive law in every
shape ami form.
ga son OF James Dodge. living at Ossipee,
n. H.. quarrelled with his brother last week,
and being subsequently chastised by his father,
went out TO the barn and committed suicide.
81 The consuls and other representatives of
foreign powers at Bucharest have united in
making a form a. demand on the principals for
the protects ION of the Jews in the princi palties.
"A disturbance recently attempted at Galatz was
0nicklV snnnresSed.
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biE. infant daushter Of John L. and Annie b.
Ard has my darling gone.
Ny precious infant He'd
Lie smouldering with the dead.
oh yes The conf cts over,
Ths mortal Il if has past.
Nj GOl5ie il more,
saw her breathe hef last.
CHANCEY On the 18th inst, of scarlet fever,
LaursV Chancey. aged years and months
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
fIcm the residence Of her parents, No. 80 Defress
LEONAkD COLEMAN GUNNELL.a gsd 81 years.
The fnnersl will take place from the residence of
10Th inst, a, o clock precisely
Hu1CHINs; In GeargetoMn; D: 9 on the
Of in hs IA year Of ri. ass
The Infsai viii ak Hisse Tom Ghs sssds"ee Of
GeoT setown, to morrow Tuesday, aft srnoon, at ~
o'clock. The friends Of the family resp ctfu ~
invited to attend. lkichnond, Va, papsrs plea.e
C1py.l
HrRBIRT ON the 18th inst, at 3 O'Clock m
JOHN L; HERBERT, in the 27th wear Of his age.
Oh stranger, scatter roses,
And slips OF cyprus burn,
Anohle hear. Isposes
The friends and relatives invited TO attend his
will be carried to Zion Wesley Church
HOAG ON MONDAY evening last, HGn. 4. X.
n6uncing that his eldest sister, Mrs HARRIET L..
HOAG. was at the p int Of death. Mr.. b. left this
city the next train in company with his mother.
and arrived in time receive the parting embrace
AID blessing Of his below ed sister, no. althou Oh she
had been Dying for two days prior to his srriv 81,
seemed 10 be mercifully upheld by Divine Provi-
deuCe, in answer TO her PRAYER once more to gaze
upon the cOuDtenaDces Of her brother and mother.
Mrs Hoags earthly career was in many respects
similar 10 that of Mrs. Josephine Griffin :, who
Gled in this CRY yesterday. devoted wife. 10
mother. an sf3ciiona,e dsushtsr and sister; and q
Der acts Of charity and Christian piety. The poor,
the distressed and the unprotected found in her a
constant friend comforter and assistant. AID many
q tear Of blessing and gratitude will halow her
memory She died hrm in the faith, with the fixed
knowledge of joyful resurrection. Mrs. Hosg left
behind her serrovipe husband and three ehilirsr.
Sbe died at Gilbertsville, N Y, and her remsins
were inferred in Brookz,de Cemetery.
KEITHLEY. WILLIAM, son Of John T. and
Amelia ksiIhley, aged 10 months and Adsys.
The friends and acquaintance OF the FAMILY =
respectfully invited attend the funeral from their
residence, ST. 9Th street 3. T., on Tuesday, The
2bth inst. {
PEYTON. On the 18th inst, JOHN B. PEYTON,
an the saith year of his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral to norrSw Tuesday, after
con, at p. from the residence Of nj, mother,
Mrs Eliza Peyton, No 334 Indiana avenue.
SULLIVAN. On the 18th instant, after q long and
painful Iilness which be bore with Christian forti.
tude ard resgr alton, WIJLIAM ALEXlUs, sgei
q years son Of John j and Mary L. Sullivan.
friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at the residence of his par asts
"wednesday morning next, 10 o'clock. No 1912 IN
street, n. W from thence to St Aloysius Oh urch
where QUEEN mass y ill be offered for repsse
of his soul.
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TOMORROW.
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionaers,
II Northwest corner OF 10Th aud streets

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctienaers,
- Northwest corner OF 10Th aud ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
Gk STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 3D. AND
AZ STREETS WEST.
Ia By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated on III
EGH 18Th day Of September. A y. 1853; and duly
erstq:, one Of the land records Ser the county of
Washington, IN the District If Columbia, and by
the direction Of the party thereby securei the sub
soriter will sell at public sale, in front of the
premises, on TIC EsDAY, the 20th day of February,
iS'2, al o clock m part OF Lot numbered TWEEN;
thirty mine, in the city Of said part Of
said lot being the west IS feet fronting on south
street, and running hack with that width to an
alley In the res. Of said lot, with all the Improve
mems thereon The i'm prov ements thereon pnsi St
iLg Of TwC-stoTy Frame House, being No. $40.
This property Is well 1eated and is very desirable
Terms Of sale: One-half in cash, Of which SlOO
mus. be paid at sale; and tbs balance in and Il
months. will interest from the day of sale, and
cured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. If the
terms Of sale OF complied with within five days
from day OF SALE the Trustee the right to
resell at the risk and of the defauting
chaser All convey ancing and stamps at the Of
the pm chaser.
RfCHARD l.. WALLACE Surviving Trustee.
fetS-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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H.. s:, Ts:s q Ss :1s: E.
o On IS psrsonai ssssss q Ets IsS
CONNOR, late Of WsshinGton county, b. o..
said deceased are hereby warned 10 eShibit the
same, With the yoaehss thereof, 70 the sabscri.
before the 9Th day Of .JanpaFy next tksy nav
othervise By Law Be excluded from al benz Al Of ~
jssssHss AABy Ihsr < mark JOE ysos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19
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TRuSTIES' SALE or vALUA sLu IMPROVED
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= By virtue o. deed Of trast, dated July 18th,
l7l, records4 IN Libsr sss, fslio IS, Of the land
1records 81 Washington county. d. O., aud by
dtrectioa Of the holders Of the secured thsreby
III ~ 3 public sncstos on the prenisss, on
m. the following described real estate, situate IN
the city OF aehiaetoa District Of Columbia, witt
sns o. Art Of tbs east SeH Of sauare
OF the record books in the Surveyor afioe q wash
iRest9n county, D. o., inprovei By OK una aished
Terms Of ala, - prescribed By the trust: q 40
cash, on each house, and the bssance In and II
pr annm secured by deed Of trust % ths propsr IT,
SIS to be Oaid By the purcha .sF. on each house,
sey speisg purchasers cost. II the terms are not
complied with within i've deys from the DAY OF sale,
si tss risk and cost Of the drfsaitins purcSsser.
sEooR SAf RA fRIELkkE', Trustees.
Eco GREEh 4 WILLIAMS, Auctfs.