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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22

A few weeks since we called the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of the Re
tai Department of J. '. Farwell 4 10, cor
ner Of Franklin and Monroe streets. The
particular point Ne desire To- make in the
present article Is to again re-assure them
that while the finest g,s-ls IN the market can
be found. the wants IL the humblest can al
ways lie supplied at the lowest market rates,
and that the mechanics wife Is received with
the same attention and is waited with as
much consideration As the wife OF the nilliou-
ARE Their stock Of staple goods is one of the
largest west OF New York their styles are
the latest and their prices as low Is the
market affords. Of course il stands to reason
that the customer has a better chance to he
suited where an almost eShaustless wholesale
stock is drawn from. than in An establishment
whose stock in trade consists Of the goods OH
its shelves Guild wife, take Our advice the
next time YOU want to make purchase, go to
Farwell L Co. 5, and, our word for it, you will
thank us for having >O-advised you.
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CAUroN.-Ever genuine box Of DR. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature
Of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh. Pa, and
their private U. ). STAMP. As''Take no
other" The market Is full Of limitations 1t
is the popular verdict that people who have
been accustomed to the use Of Bitters or Cor
dials are obliged eventually, to resort to Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS for permanent relief
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22

THE long talked Of sncamPment Of the Ca
madam Militia are rendezVOused a short dis
tance from Windsor. and are going through .
regular system of drill. According to the Off
cial reports there about 4OO, 600 enrolled
Militia in the Province. besides some vOlun-
teer companies in the larger cities. That
portion that is drilling scross the liver
makes very creditable appearance, Ahd no
doubt. with little experience IN the field,
would make good and efficient soldiers, able
to maintain their national reputation.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22

DETROIT. JUNE -. AND g. 1872.
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TIE well established reputation Of the
Guion Line, Of which Messrs. Greenebaum 4
Co, l6 North Canal street, are agents, needs
no commendation. The boats are large and
staunch, and are commanded by expenSAced
ofiesrs who pay thorough attention to the
comfort and ventilation Of the stserage pas
sengers. Passengers desiring to send for their
friends cannot do better than secure their
tickets by this line, which are sold ut As low
rates as those Of any first claas company
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Removing Goods in Every Direction
FIRE ENGINES TELEGRAPHED FOR
The Fire Approaches the Telegraph
Office
PREPARATIONS TO MOVE !

BosroS, November 0.
A terrible conhagration is now raging
corner of Summer aud Kingston streets
Engines are hauled by hand. The prop
erty burning is all dry goods stores.
Rour alarms have been sounded.
LArER.-No abatement Of the confa-
grafton, which is the most extensive that
has ever visited Boston for 20 years. 1t
Is in the solid dry goods portion Of the
city II has extended the entire length
Of wentworth's Square. which embraces
A. T. Stewart, J. NJ. Beebes, Anderson,
Heath II Co.. Houton and Perkins & Co.
No estimate Of the loss can be given;
but reporters say that it will go into mil
lions. The suburban Fire Department
has been calledup The fire is now at
its hight. The buildings are princi-
pally Of granite.
Northwest winds are prevailing. The
Press here call ii u second Chicago.
IL. p. m, 9th.--Fire is now within two
blocks OF the Western Union Telegraph
aiiaca. Operators are taking mp their in
struments and preparing 10 vacate.
Line men and material have been or
dsred to Boston from adjoiding towns,
20 that II communication with New York
Is lost, which now seems very likely, it
will probably be soon restored certainly
st an early hour in the morning, il not
tonight.
The fire has now Travelled half mile
through the heart Of the business portion
Of the city, and is spreading with fright
fnl rapidity.
i:30. p. m. The fire Is now progress
sing toward Broad street, having swept
both sides of Summer street to High
street and Purchase street
Goods are being removed from stores
in every direction in the vicinity Of the
Bre.
Fire engines have been telegraphed for
from Providence, Worcester and other
places.
aH=# New YoRK, Nov. ..
Intelligence OF the destructive confa-
grafton at Boston has become known at
several houses and places of public re-
sort here tonight, creating intense in.
terest sH a
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Both sides Of Hawley street, also Nor
ton place, now on fire.
8, a. m. 10th.-The steam fire engines
have reached here from Worcester. They
were brought through by rail, distance
Az miles, in 45 minutes.
At the present moment the FIRE has not
extended south beyond Summer street,
near the foot of which the Hartford &
Erie r. r. Depot was located.
The flames continue to rage fiercely.
$40, a. m.-Lurid columns of flames
make detentions, caused by the blowing
up Of buildings and the crushing of fall
ing walls makes scene grand and ter
rife.
Nearly the whole population appears
to be on the streets, houseless, watch
ing the confagration.
The fire has extended to Washington
street, on the south and north corners.
A loud report is just heard probably
other buildings being blown up.
3:15, q. m.-Fire did not reach Hart
ford & Erie Railroad depot.
The whole Of Pearl street is in ruins.
Several buildings on Washington St.,
including Macculan and Williams's, are
burned.
The heat is so intense that the firemen
can't fight the fire successfully.
The North National and Revere Banks
are burned.
A, a. MT is impossible at this time
to give an approximation of the losses,
nor correct statement of the extent of
the devastation.
The fire is burning fercely, and will,
probably, cross Milk street, toward State
street.
4l5, q. m.-The confagration cor
tinues TO fearful extent. Building after
building is blown up, with only the ap-
parent effect of increasing the terrible
volume of fame.
Newspaper Offices, on the line of the
fire, have made all preparations for re-
n
moval, with goods, paper, etc. The
Transcript Office is already in flames, and
the Old Cool South Church, dear to all
Bostonians, is at last to fall victim to
the fire. The Journal will next have to
succumb, and The Post, Globe and Tray
eller, will soon follow.
All Of the auxiliary forces of the Fire
Department is being placed in State
street to protect, If possible, the banks
and insurances Offices.
10, 4:30.-All the valuables are beins
removed from the State street bank and
insurance Offices; w. U. Co. moved theil
more valuable apparatus goods and placed
in State street for safety, are being trans
ferred to more distant quarters.
4:5O, a. m. Employees are nov
leaving the W. U. Telegraph Office. Mel
have been sent to the Providence depo
10 tap the wires and work New York.
4:55, "A. IN. l0th.-The gas is now goine
out in the telegraph offices.
|
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VF!7! PIN 1Al!Y H!Ws.

puBIlsHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT surDAY-DY
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of JAMES GOLDEN, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE UN-
IN DERSIGNED Administrator of the Estate
OF James Golden, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against. the said
deceased 10 exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the first pub
lcation of this notice. to the said Administrator
at my once, In Hamilton.
aug3-3Od W. II. TAYLOR Administrator.
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TREMENDOUS FIRE IN BOSTON

Both Sides Of Summer Street Swept! /!
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LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,

MInersl City, Robinson District.
vT,HE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE To
Il THE PUBLIC that h has taken the large
and comfortable Livery and Feed Stable former
ly conducted by George w. Lamb, and 10 pre-
pared to attend TO all orders for buggies. horses
feed. or prospecting outfits. He will always
have ~ good stock ~ can be found In the coun-
try, for hire at fair rates. L. II, SHARPER.
ae1l-tf
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JOB PRINTING!

The News Job Office Is now supplied with an
cards, and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing. Additional materials are
arriving, and we ask the attention Of our
friends and the public TO the fact that all job
printing can be handsomely and expeditiously
done at this office.
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The fire is considered, by residents Of
Boston now here, as likely to spread ex-
tensively, as it has reached localities
where the buildings are mostly wooden
ones. The losses must reach enormous
figures. .Hazsaa# HsIz1
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w. y. FoRBES.
Ternns Of subsorIptIon.

One copy, one year, by mail .............. $1,000
One copy. six months, by mail ........... 1000
One copy. three months, by mail ......., 600
- None forwarded until paid for. va
Delivered at SO cents per week by the carrier
to whom payment must be made.
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DIED.

BEAIL March ed. inst, a; II O'Clock p m cI
chronic Group, my WINS. infant daughter OF
James H. and Elizabeth 4. BsaIl, q gsd year, 9
I1cstls- and j. days.
he relatives and friends respectfully inv tied
g. attend the funeral from their residence, to NOR
row tSunCayl, 2fth. at O'Clock NJ. from No.
1910 Pa. ave, bet. 18th and I4th sts. east.
HOGAN On the 2lst instant, at / o'clock D N. 81.
ICHANNAH, below ed wife Of John Hogan, aged
u years.
tulIy invited 70 attend her fuu-r Sunday March
18th, AT az O'Clock p m. from her late residence,
No. % II street north, between North Capitol and
LIT streets east. 2t-
LOWNES. On tie morning Of the 22d instant, #
consum9tlcn, after an illness OF several week ,
ISAAC LOWNES.
Hs fusersl will take place from his late residence
or q street between Z and y. south Washington,
Cn Sunday, al clock.
SEARS. At Philadelphia, or the 2lst inst. a. 1
q m, Macy y sEAkS, beloved wife Of Richard
= Fears. and daughter of the late Thomas z Pyes,
81 this city in The 2Sth year Of her age.
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LIMITED STATES MAR-HAL's SALE.

In yirtue Of avrit of fiera faess issued from the
Sierzs amce OF the supreme Court Of the District
o. coiunbts and to me directed. will sell, At pub
nc ssss er cash. IN front Of the Court no use door Of
sac Dis,r,ct' on TUESDAY. the u day OF April,
lSf AZ IL o clock m, all defendants right, title,
elAln End interest In and 20 all Of square 1rth Of
sqaers No 90 Aiso Lots Nos. II, 25. 81 81, and SO,
OF Csl an SUBDIVISION OF sausre No. SO; and also
lots Nos. Ia Is 10, 81 ~. aaa 81 in CaIaas subdivi-
zion OF square No So togst with all ami ingu-
lar the i'm prov emens thereon In the city of Wzsh-
iDgtoD, D. seized and esied pom as the property
% James N Calan, and will be sold to satisfy exc
cution No. s ia IN favor Of Marx Young, =
ALEX. SHARP, o. s. Marshal ID. q.
March 18th, 1872. marI3 dts
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.-In
u virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued from the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court of the District
81 columbia, and 20 me directed will sell public
sale for Cash, In front Of the Court House door
said District, on FRIDAY, the 5th day Of April,
claim ard interest in and to the following parcel OF
Land called Friendship near rennaiytown, in said
southwest corner Of Randolph stewsrt's land, aud
running thence by and with q line Of the parcel
south az dse west 2bl6 feet TO the northeast
c'rper Of Joel Wises laad. thence with said Wisss
land, and thence straight to the beginning, contain
ing about Is acres OF land, reserviug private road
all and singular the improvements thereon, seized
and levied upOn as the property OF w. ID, q. Muir
IN favor Of John Pepper. u,e Of W. Kennedy and
Keen and HaserIy, and now to use Of Mark Young
ALEXANDER SHARP,
mls-td limited SfAtea MArshal ID q.
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MARRIED..

PEITZEL-MAETIS. On the 2Ist Of March ,Is-2,
at the First Reformed Church. by the Rev. Mr.. Piss
ter. Of Baltimore, Rev. ROBERT r. BETHEL. Of
Fsder. Germany, 20 Miss ANNA y. MARTIN. If
" ashingtCn city. Baltimore, New York, AID Pail
stelphIa pa pers please eopy,l
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LAND SALES.
0FFIC4AL-No. geo, e. l.. o.
By the President of the Emitted States,

In pursuance of law, 1, ULYSSES GRANT, Pres
ident Of the United states Of America, do hereby
declare and make known that public sale will be
held at the Land Once, at Bay field in the Safe Of
Wisconsin, commencing on MONDAY, THE SEVEN
TENTH DAT OF JUNE NEXT, for the disposal OF the
sections and parts Of sections herein enumerated,
and not previously disposed Of at price not less
than two dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
Nor IA Of base li1s and Of The Joxyth prinripal
meridian.
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sTATEs PATEsT oFTIOE.

TTNITED STATES PArEsT OFFICE,
Wa,s y ~ "a ysps s9sy s;iSa
OF Lowell, Mass, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted 10 him the 18th day of Mar, 1858,
for Improvement in Cutter Heads aud Table rest
for Cutting Irregular Forms
II Is ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
time for ding arguments and the Era miners report
be limited 20 the Sd day Of Nay next; and that
Any person may oppose this extension.
janZ cot II. ID. LE6GETT. Conmissioner.
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Truth STRANGER THANFICTION

We d. not see hsw yen are able to sell those
Goods 50 cheap is remark frequently made In my
store showing that you who possibly might have
doubted the truth OF my advertisements entirely
convinced Of IL the moment you see the goods offer
have now opened for your inspection foil line
% LADIES INDERGARMESTS msde substanti-
Ay % good material, and Of neat pleasing pattern
al at 81 each.
Misses and Ladies' WHITE APRONS Of Liner,
PiqUe aid Cotton, 50 cents aud 3 each.
Beautiful sets Of LACE SLEEVES and COL
LAB inGifereEt handsome patterns at 81 per sett
Ladies' plain white BALBRIGGAN HOSE, extra
lnUg. pair for 81.
50 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched LINEN HAND
hERCHlEfs,4 for 81.
Another supply OF Gents super stout English
HALE HOsE,3 PAIR for 81.
"A very full assortment Of ChiIdren's HOSE, Iron
fi~ine'js to ga inches, snd pairs for 81.
Bo her GI.:. TOILET SETS, bottles and
Hendseme carved and gilt WALNUT PICTURE
fbAMks, with glass, exi0, ? for 81
Another lot q my well known all LEATHER
sATCHELS at 81 each. m
Beautiful LACE TIDES, 4 s. and for a
reILET aud TABLE MATS, SALAD srrrs
HAIRBkUsHEs, GLOVES, JAPANaEn rtI
TRAYS. BACkGA1MON BOARDS, DON'T
CERs. and great many other articles constantly
n full supply az
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3I2 SEVENTH sTRHEr.
tsbs9-f Near Pennsylvania avenue
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RY W. l.. WALL & co. ,Auctloneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and 902 Peunsylyeria avenue

CHANCERY SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, STU tTEp on THE wEsT SIDE of
THIhD STREET, NsAR THE "WASHING-
TON HOUSE, AT AUCTION.
- Under ard by virtue of decree of the Su-
"a preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed
theIsin depending, wherein the First National Bank
of NashiT gton il plainant, and pbn W. MOrsel
and Others def ndsnts, being Entity num-
bered 25i7. the undersigned, appointed trustee 20
sell by said decree, will sel az public auction in
front 81 the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tho goth
property mentioned in the proceedings in said
cause, TO Wit: Lot numbered forty four, (b in
erNation numb -red ten 10 in the city OF Washing
ton. District Of Columbia with the imprC enc ats
thereon.
The terms of sale prescribed by said decree are a.
follows One third OF the purchase money TO be paid
IN ca h. and the residue IN equal raymeaIs; to
be made in six (5, in twelve l2D and the in
eighteen tlol months from the day Of sale, the de-
ferred payments to be secured by notes Of the pur
chaser, bearing interest from IN. day Of sale The
property will be conveyed by the Trustee to thu
purchaser upon tie payment of tia whole Of the
purchase money. and taid purchaser will have the
OpSn Of paying the whole Of the purchase money in
cash on ratification Of the sale by the court. If the
terms OF sale are not implied with within FIVE DAYS
from the day Of sale the Trus-ee the RICH.
To resell the properly On s1ch public notice as he
may De en- best for the interest Of all parties at the
cost Of the 6efaulting purchaser or purchasers. A
deposit Of $3.50 will be required when the property
has been struck off. and tks pense of all convey
anCinR must be betrayed by the purchaser.
~ ENOCh TOTEM, Trustee.
feb20Smarl3to20 w L. WALL CO., Aucts
FSTHE ABOVE SALE as POSTPONED IN
tai WEuNE DAY. 27'h ray OF slarch, 1872, same
hour and place EN0CH TOTTES, Trustee.
MI WIN j.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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KNDoRsEMHNr OF fHE PREss

The many tnousands cured ~ this estsblishmsu
within the last twenty years. and the numerous m
portant surgical operations performed By Dr. John
ston, Witnessed by the reporters Of the Sss anl
Aestn and again before the public, besides his stsn6
ina gentleman Of character and responsibility,
SKIN DISEASES sPEEDfLY CURKD. oc7l-ly
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 1OO1, northwest corner OF 10th aud D SITS.
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
III By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
lee II Of the District of Columbia of the 4th day of
6March, 1872, in chancery cause No. 26I2, in
VIII oh James Ii. Tilghman ct al. sintiffs, and
LanIa and Amelia Tilghman are defendants, will
sell'et public auction in front of the premises, at
~ O'clock m, on the goth pay OF MARCH, A.
d. 81 Lot of Ground No. IL, in Square Ne. III,
fronting ~ feet inches s0,h STREE west between
and Nj streets north and running back the depth
Of the lot to t. 40 feet aud 10 inches 10y
a Rrick House, No 1129, containing eight rooms
Terms: One third of the purchase money to be
pail at the time Of sale, within five days there
after; and the balance to be paid in equal install
ments in six and twelve months from the day of
.alo, with interest from the day of sale and
the payment 10 be secured by notes of the purcha-
and deed Of trust upon the property. The pur-
chase to pay for STAN ps and all cOnveyencing.
The terms of sale to be complied with within five
days thereafter: otherwise the property to be re-
sold st the cost and risk of tn deauiting pure haser
The purchaser to deposit Sl00 with the auctionser
in Ilediatcly after the sale,
NJ. THOMPSON, Trustee.
mars GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct5.
S-TPE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY, March 9Th, same hour aud
place. by order Of the Trustee.
m2l GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctz.
DN GRFFN 4 WILLIAMS Au-+
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u Q. yUsTn PAYS FAIR PRICES for Lsdies'.
II. 0enta, snd Childrses second hand CLOTH
81 61e street, between 9Th an1 tn streets. Mote
by nan pro0ptly attended 70. sulo-a
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TRpsTEES sALEoF yALuABLE IMPROVED
fknPERIl, BEING A FOUR-STORY BRICK
pWELLiHG ON CoRNER 0E STREET
MAYNARD, AT AUCTION
{EA BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated May 9Th,
E;", A. ID. lS5i, and duly recorded in liber N G,
T., No 80, folio 367, $50. 800 and so, of the
land records for Washington county, u. c.. and by
direction of the party thereby will SELL a:
public auction, in front of the premises. on WE'D
hEsDAY,the 10Th day Of April. A. ID. 1872, at az
clock y. m, lot numbered one, ~ part Of lot
numbered two Cd ana part of lot numbered forty
two, az, in square numbered eight hundred aud
sew nty eight (S7S,) in The city of Washington 70.
eethes wiki the Improvement. thereon, which con
ssts OF a four stCry Brick Dwelling Hoase. with
press brick front, with all the moder i'm prov emens
such a. dumb waiter, gas. water, &C.: also, spen-
did store suitable for the grocery dry goods
tus ness; a good cellar running the entire depth #
the house The attention of purchasers is pecally
called TO the above sale.
Terms OF sale : One-third cash; balance in equal
ailments In six, twelve eighteen and twenty four
months, bearing Interest from day of sale, and Sc
cured by detd Of trust to the satisfaction of the
trustee. SlC0 down day of sale. If the terms of
sale not piled with within five days after the
day OF sale the property will be Icsold st the risk
and cost Of the defaul ing purchaser. All convey
eEcIng and revenue stamps at the purchaser cost
H0RATiU BROWNING, Trustee
mar2l-eO6d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,


- VIII be offered by the undersigned, as the
E.8 agents and attorneys of the heirs n interest,
the bean ifni Country Residence Of the late
DIR. Walter L Belt, near Belsyille, Prince George 8
county, Maryland. The DWELLING house (frame) is
nearly new Hnd in good state OF epair-the two sto
i1es containing seven rooms. detached Kitchen with
rooms over il for servants, and pantries.
The out buildings consist of SwiZer Barn, with
sisbling under IL for six horses: Corn House, Car
rage House, Poultry House. and Ice House now
hlltd). pump OF excellent water at the kitchen
Ccor.
Two orchards upon the land Of choice Fruit
Trees.Apples, Peaches, and Pc with a grapeTy
ample for a large supply.
The position Of the residence is upon eminence
with fine view of the railroad and surrounding
country; its distance from Betsyille is not hal
mile, and from NashingtOn, u. G. By railroad,
about thirteen miles. The land attached contains
forty acres, IN high state OF cultivation; and the
property pres OF the most desirable resi-
dences that could be bought for professional gem
tieman or a retired army naval officer, aud as a
market and truck farm u unsur passed.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash; the balance in
three equal instalments Of six twelve and eighteen
months, with interest on .ferred payments from
cay of sale. and secury to the satisfaction of the
undersigned. 500 10 be paid ON day of sale.
Stamps and cow evaDcing at the purchasers cost
JOAN Nj. BELT,
ROBERT T McGILL.} ADM rs.
MARBURY WHEELER, Solicitors.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

*
TRUSTEES LIE OF vALUARLg IMPROVED
PkOPERTY On TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
WEST, NEAR TIE CIRCLE.
AA BY virtue of two deeds of trust to IA, dated
n. III December 24th, 1859. and August 1Tth, 1870,
s&-Land duly recorded in Lbers Me- s 4, folio 40i
and No. 622, folio 2t5, Of the nd Records Of ash
ipgton county D. O., and at the request Of the party
thereby secured We will sell at public auction 70
the highest bidder, at 4 80 O'Clock m, FRIDAY,
April lsih. 1874 on the premises, all that part Of
Lot numbered eight tSl. in square numbered forty
Que ti). in the city of Washia gtOn and desc ihed
as follows: Beginning at a point on twenty four, h
street west, three go eft from the northw at
OF said l. {, and running nth twenty cur gao
feet, thence east fifty (5ll feet ten o. inches
thence north twenty four (24 feet, and thence west
fifty one t5) feet ten (0J inches TO place of begin
niTg
Terms Of Sale: One third cash; balance in six aud
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the property. Sl0O down when the prop
erty Is struck of; stamps and c1nveyancing at cost
Of he purchaser. If the terms Of sale not
pt v it'll in five days after sale, the property will
be resod at the sk and cost of the defaulting pur
cha ser
WI %m,LI I n, 4 As, GORDON, Jr.,3 Trustees.
nar12- eo&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.