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New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
IS MR.. GREELEY TIE TA8IMANY CANDI-
DATE


We are respectfully invited by The Aeir- York
Times I'm on article which We reproduce I'D an5Ihtf
column 10 believe that Horace Greeley is the candidate
md rool OF the Tammapy cOrrupuOnsts but we decline
t I'm vest 10 that extent u the Judgment OF our cor-
uorqrv especially he is kind enough 20 state tAat ms
fasrirony is inierential The operations OF Horace
Cireeevs mind have been visible, may say. 10 mil-
lions for 30 years and there has always been about his
name and character in the public estimation, the flavor
OF an honest man; and 10 would take something more
than differences persuade that we, ana nearly all
who have believed they knew him. have been
miserably deceived. and that he s sly old scOun-
dreL Mr.. Greeley is not the Democratic clndi-
date but the Liberal Republican candidate iOf TIE Ics-
dcncv. There % whose opinions are more ltm-
liar TO the people OF the country than those OF Horace
Greeley The bulk Of the Democracy VIII support him,
not because they believe n him. bat because they know
their party organization is Ineffective ana the party IL
ST. Il Is outgrOwn by tue country ana PLAYED out Two
things al least 10 certain: l. " Greeley ls
elected he will not be Democratic President p II he
IS elected the schemers and rascals who are for him. viii
be treated by him with the dsdain they deserve. lie
knows them well, and he has written out his bot wrath
about them thousands OF times. He VIII not be candl-
date Tor reelecuOn and he VIII not De the instrument Of
any political OrrauIzdOn. SO lie VIII be perfectly free
u administer the high trusts OF his Office as Ills Intel-
gence may direct the Dest interests Ot the whole
people.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

weight. By Cola Gibson. "a No. 81 Yanism-st, laasyea-
ing. George Donaldson n, o. No 81 Leroy -
struck tho forehead aud severely wOundefs with a
blunt inItrument, Angus and owens OF No Oues rt
Both ss8siants arrested
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
THE OREGON ELECTION.

The following table contains full returns Oh
the vote for members Of Congress at the late election
from every county except fve from which the MAORI
ties only have been received;
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R1SHIyGT0B.
TIE PUBLrC BUSINESS WAITING or SECRETARY
ROBEsON-CALLING Is THE TuREE-PER- CENT
CERTIFICATES.
fr,- rrruCr PIT 70 Tug TPrBrryF
.Pu 20 TIE TRIBUNE 4
NAsuMGTON. Juno 90. y

lDT TELEGRAPH 20 TuB TRIBUNE a
WASHINGTON. June 80. 1871.
Much serious complaint made here just now IN con
sequence o. the Prolonged absence OK Secretary HoooD
from Ll duties. cre-s G-l0bas G. s-129gs 9e gSe-
vented from o.. aiming money justly due them the cur
rent business Of the Navy Department, fr a. tho
drawing Of the money the signing Of requi.ols. and
the carrying ont Of tho laws Of CONGRESS IS az stand
stu ani the socrct1ry desk covered with important
papers waiting bis SIGNATURE, TAe people Interested
IN chs bus complain that they forced 90 wait
week after week. Wine the Secretary Is enjoying himself
40 the Boston jubilee and at rlc HJ-e hace no Long
Branch. The Navy Department IS not orunted aa t-e
others and tAc laW authorizing an AaaaI. 'eeIt-
tdrY wls repealed several years ago NO signature put
that or the seer arF viii therefore be received Dy tLo
Auil.Ors and Controllers. There are particular COM
plants with reference 10 the orders for te distribution
VI r-o auyuDts OF prEs"oaoy a1shou1'd "y congress
The secrcjlfY oI Do Itelsury, ON Saturday ca4od m
81 10000 worth 81 tle three per cent csrthcle-tem'
por.ry loan ccradcatos-tle ilteres. which VIII cease
August 81 1872. The following are the numbers; a.
outstanding certificates of 5000 each between the num-
brrs $50 aud 3gi- and OF 5l0), between tA' ut4lerf
4lOi aud 1895 These certificates are OI Yar l' ud.e'
from AugIstI, TO september 1, 1858.
Two Cabinet officers arc IN town, namely. Attorney
General williams. and Secretary Delano hr. Boutwell,
viii arrive tomorrow, It Is Thought Secretary Eeknap
loft today 90 attend the reunion OF fhe Army Of tIr
Tennessee 8t Madison, WIS. the President Declined to
go.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
eAsSENnER, ARRlgED.

T0OH SAN DOWEGO-Tr s'-r~Hf7 Tvtsr Ia,s 0.-7sros
Bora A.. Bors O. Nll.fr Jas -srt. h d 1,E11f tss
Perez N. n. N1ra .sa. a. p C'arf
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

Sarah Denny, Of So. 80 Vanlam-'-. WA
struck On tho nad lad scysrsY wounded gltA "a 'r@"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
SPIRITS IN Boso-rus TREASURY GOLD SALES.

SPIRITS ~ BOED-TuE TREASURY GOLD SALES.
lCl.4HAL Press DIspArlUl
II aupears from an official statement just prepared lt
the Office OF Internal Revenue that on tlc is day OF Nay
the quantity OF spirits in bond was 363l1; Che number
Of dstieres running June % 2l5, daily capacity
ql7G2 gallons The decrease IN the number Of disll-
arie5 since June Is 20 while the ncrcas6in thc capacity
III those iu operation $500 gallons. Tie desretse per-
anS % small estgUheumeui'. The increase 0t pt0ddc
tOu is accounted iOt tho fact that tine LX IS now
an cents Whereas on and after the ss OF August boy Che
new law it will be 90 cents l 3 probable judging rom
the iulorul ION received, that tLera Will D- % 7.t
further inrease OF manufacture, So CD Ill the bonded
warehouses between now and the 1t or August.
The acting Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at Now-Y0rk TO purchase sigooo
OF bonds each Wednesday and TO sell $oO3oJ ID. sold
each Thursday during July.
Mrs Mary Chase Barney, daughter Of the late Judge
Samuel Chase OF Maryland, one OF The sne1s OF the
Declaration OF independence, died here to-day, N her
ss-h wear She was the widow Of n son of Commodore
Barney. 10 was recently asccraned tnat Mrs Barney
and ono other lady the Y surviving sI..t' 9-
any OF the siguers OF The Declaration
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

Au Noaos, Of Marriage must b, iaior'i ri" an
hnn-a rld nalflts4
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

Total. al............u.2i5 u,5s8..-l2$s uf4
Majority for Slater, Dem. in ls7O' 5i5 d. Tor "uson
Rep, in 1872, 30.
sOEcial
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

DVhl-I IT, INAirt
po,r,y rr-a ~ --Ar-r. sar,l1 Cr-1ili f5m i-sraog
baJs Mell5a .-lm Cfril.s Ar and llii'.art ir.u 4-
na-.. ba,, H. M ussel ,rm .lc-eo. D.. E. I.1m1.1l loA
Ca..His OolFl. from B--mI-.. ga '-i'l1 N'-- i-i-'A'
L.-s. Qsrea, ls.rl.'... .aI. .rIu u .n.-1. -
,AvANsAH Ca juno ~ slel Thomas FISH, 3r Sitha
RIVER
tlArrr,rov s G. .I1ae 90 -A-~' big scotland from t'0i-ats
Sailed nIr ie lie .Jr Liverpool s. 4n-s-.t h'.-' 80
sAy FEAScsco june 30 -AreI .l3 S.7.l-s lln Sest'li
b4lA Margaret kl sh. i-r P41ult
FOREIGN PDETs.
Utf--lv l-L lI.ra c.. a-r-s = r'f-Ha
r- as- .ll. Peruvian aeI or -anoa it u'Il ~ aiI
rrhe Family Cathqrir 0f .le f.sre 10 ..'rlnA srd
.Ir f"1clc I4 uIr r.r-I'F.e 'itI Nll
te .,. ,. l-u elecaa' tle --s 70 aud iiui
r.. creates never lrr0f hH4 i-ll1 III. na
y.ga al5 1lcles al. regulates il5 sys.el VIII NA,iJlh
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DIED.

CCIkMAN. On the 29th instant, ROBERT
, Ne Youngest child Of James AMI Virginia
COoMBE. On thecSth instant. at Prince George
ouIiy- Md fmLEf u. wife of DR.. Jas c.
Coon IL The ssth year # her age.
GRANT, NJ On the % n instant, at eSD O'Clock
=. IA. WILLIAM GRANTUM agt a 81 years
he friends Of thu family pectfu;ly invited
?" tttvLd the funeral, FIR, IN the aesce of bis
tsIHer, Pctymac city, on tomorrow, (Sundsy }
March 8st, at one O'Clock .. m.
Henry. On the S0tn instant, JOHN HENRY,
ags. 4 y'aTs.
Relatives and frend o'fhe family are respectfully
fequestsd - s,,etd his funeral, from No. 2I1J y
street W. Monday o'clock ,. m.
JOHNSON. On the 29ih instant, WYATT
ORSSUS. aged ;4years
Relative nd fti MS are requested TO attend his
iN,erSi ~ n 30: $50 "a street, between and G
= Sunday at Oeloek p m.
OGDEN. March 29th MARY p. OGDEN only
child Of John Ogden. aged - years az mon hs
Her remains are taken this day TO Pennington,
New jersey.
SCOTT On the evening OF the 10Th, 1872. after
lcHE illness, JANE p. SCOTT, in the Goth year Of
her
Funeral win take place from the Church OF the
iUcarnsticD, corner l2h and streets N. W. on
SUNDAY eyening at clock. Friends Of the family
are respectfully Invited to attend.
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I NITED STATES MAR,HAL's SALE.

In virtue Of awrt Of fera facias, issued from the
clerks once OF the Supreme Court OF the District
OF and 10 me directed will SELL st pub
lie sale for casa font Of the Cenr house door Of
said District, on TUESDAY. the "a day Of April,
claim and interest In and % an Of square north Of
square No. go Also, Lots Nos. IL. D. 50 ga aud 81
lots Nos "a. i6 Is, %, %. ana in Cslaa snbdiyi.
sion Of square No. SIS together with all aud sinsu-
ington, D. q seized ard leye upon as the property
Of James ". Galsa, ard will be sold to satisfy exc.
eution Nos III in favir Of Mark Young.
ALEX. SHARP, U. Q. Marshal, DC.
March 18th. lS92 marl3-dfs
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~ Music may '.soOth the savage breast, ," but
u don't sOoth the breasts OF operate performers
who are very quarrelsOme.
~ The proud eathartic state" Is what her
loving sons call Kansas. 1t all comes from the
cultivation of castor beans.
ait Il astonishing how complacentiy we sit
and listen to a sermon and apportion it to our
Nei shbOTs; ''Cur withers are unwrung"
sS-St. Louis has heroine who rushed m n
hTe-laGGer into a burning house. rescued her
SomnOlCnt lover, without experiencing any dam
age further than slightly scorched chignon.
~Rev. F. c. Jones, of Southington Conn,
was vaccinsted the other day. and soon after at.
tended funeral, standing over the grave near.
~ an hour while it was being enlarged. Thus
exposed. he took cold in the arm, and 1t swelled
- an enormous size, and modification apparent
IA setting in, caused his death.
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ny Nm. L. WALL & Co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
corner 9th st. and Pennsylvania avenue

~ New Marble Ruifdinc,
corner 9Th ST. and Pennsylvania avenue.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPT3RY SPRING SALE
OF CARRIAGES: BUGGIsS, PHAETONS.
PONY RHAErONs, k0CkAWAYj, JENNY
lINBS, FkMiLYCA SETS SINGLE
mp DOUBLE HARSEss, IMPRESS Wa
IT NAY CONCERN, TO COVER ADVANCES,
nHHRR, 0nTUESDAY MORNING. April 2,
EGZH 1872, commencing at ~ o'clock, we will
@@s sell. at our spacious auction-rooms a
large stock of Carriages, nc, comprising
1weaty Lea her top Buggies, different styles, pia-
no-bOx. coal.box, monitor, deep sides, drop
front, &c.
Two TOP Fhaetons, leather top.
Two No top Monitors. for four persons
Six Eo-top Pony Basket Phaetnns.
One elegant Double Family Carriage, elegantly
trimmed and built to ord II By Miner. Stevt ms
$50.
Ore jump seat Carriage,
Elk Family Carriages.
One elegant No top Il ug9y. bal lit by Rogers CO.
One handsome Park Phseton. Of superior ish.
Two Cor cord Wagons
Two Leather top Rockaways
One excellent Family Carriage, but little used
built by Watson.
Three No-top Buepies.
One Ltather-top Phaeton, suitable for physician
Two Express Wagons.
Two Jersey Wagons.
Fifty sets Single and Double Harness.
All persons interested will please take notice thai
the above stock will be sold with ut reserve, to
which we call the attention Of buyers before pur-
chasing, as the sale IL peremptory,
MI W. l.. WALL CO. Aucf5
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The PRACTICAL PoLYGAMIsTs are not all in
Utah, a. a case which recently occurred i'm the
famv. and evidence was produced that he had
married two women in the same year. One of
the wives testified to her marriage with him, but
Siso said that when she married him she was
already married to a man named Sebbin>:
though "a Sebbins had several other wives
living. she did not consider that he had any
claim on her. For the defence il was urged
That II this woman was legally Mrs. Sebbins,
she could not be the wife of Jones; and at this
Point the whole business appeared to the Judge
mixed that he concluded to sendit to a hi cher
court without attempting to unraveI the COM
IlicatiOES il presented.
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by W. l.. WALL q CO., Auctieneers,
- New Marble Building,
goo and 902, W. cor. PeunA. ave. and 9Th st.

by W. l.. WALL CO., Auctieneers,
- New Marble Building,
900 and 902, W. cor. Peuna. ave. and 9Th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FURNITURE IN
THEsT. JAMsS H0rEL, CORN SR0F PENN
s1LVANIA AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET,
a BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in Liber
w Il. q. Z. Nc. folio So and IS, Of the chattls
~ records for Washington county, ID. c., the
" lundersisosd will sell at pablo auc ion, in
said hotel, commencing MONDAY, 18Th a AZ
Of April 1872 at 10 O'Clock, q. and confinuiuy
from day tn Gay until all are sold, the following
goods and chatteis, viz:
Wslnut, Mahogany and Cottage Bedsteais,
Bureaus, W as list snds, T 4bles,
Parlcr Suites. Lace Cur tains,
" ain ut w ardrebes Chairs, Cornices,
Walnut Cbsmber Suites, Marble-to Tables,
g ttsRe sets, Hsir and Shuck Mattresses,
FreLch Plate Mirrors, Chand sliers,
Blankets, Sheets, Spreads, Comforts,
Feather Beds, PiIlsws, &c
Brussels, Three ply aud Ing rain Carpets,
Dining ables, Chairs sideboards,
Plated Ware, Glassware, Crockery,
Hi chen Ware and Utensils,
Office and Bar Furniture. Safe, &c.
Terms All sums nader 8 ESQ each, and over tn II
amount credit Of one and tive months; notes bear.
il g interest aud approved Endorsements.
sale positive.
ORFSTES B DODGE, Trustee
arSo-eoSds W. L.. WALL Co. aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
IL NOrthwesf coruer IOfh and nsf

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and Dstreetg.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
iMEEN FouRTH AND Firm sTbREGTs
- By virtue Of a deed OF tru.. dated septem-
ESJ Der l, A. d. 1871 an1 duly recorded In Liber
AAFo. 655, at folio ASS, of the land records
for hnston county lin the District of Columbia,
and at the in writing, Of the party secured
fionf ef the premises on MONDAY, the / st day Of
AI1il A. 1917. at O'Clock, D. m, pubic sale,
to the highest bidder, all that piece or parcel OF
ground in the city Of Washington, D c. being part
dred and twelve t5ia), beginning for the same Q,
point north street thirty (3 feet east from the
southwest corner Of said lot ID and running
thence east along the line of said street tweRty
t2o) feet thence north one buadred 00) feet to the
rear line Of said ot one a.; thence west twenty 2J)
fect; thence south one hundred t10oD feet TO the
place of beginning, with the mprovement there On
Consisting OF two-story brick dwelling house with
back building The house is In perfect repair, aud
contains six comfortable rooms. Location very de-
sill able.
The property rs sold subject TO a prior deed of
trust. dated April 5th $50, recorded in l. Der No
Gil f-lio 40, and securing note of date, for
~ 90, with interest at per cent per annum, pay.
Terms of tale 0ne-third in cash, (of which sl00
must be paid at sale) balance in two equal in STALL
me nts, payable 1T six and twelve months from dag
OF sale, bearing interest therefro the rate of ten
per centum per annum and secured to the satisfac-
tiCn OF the Trustee. III the terms not compile
with within three days from the day OF sale, the
TIustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
expense of the defaultipg purchaser, FIRST giving
the Evening Star newspaper. Stamps and convey
ancing at the cost of purchaser.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, Trustee,
GbEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auclioneers
w Ads
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARLY,
- AuciIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
Star Office Buildings.
CASE PIANO FORTE, WALNUT PARLOR
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, CARPETS
BEDDING, OROCkERY, AND GLASS WARE
a By order Of the supreme Court Of the Dis.
VA trict Of Columbia, h.iding a special term,
will sell, on THURSDAY MORNING, April
~ 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock, at No. 623
street, south, between 9Th and Eth st reets
cas-, an excellent Assortment of Furniture, &c,
consisting in part Of
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, octave, made by
Schraidt & Schmidt Co.,
Piano Stool and Cover,
Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture,
Marble top and other Tables,
Walnut hatnot. Mantle Ornaments,
Carpets, Rugs and Oil Cloth,
Mahogany Leaf Tables, Window Shades,
Bronze Clock, Cane Seat Chairs,
Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware,
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Bureaus ard Washstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather b DIS, Bob tiers and Pillows,
Blank cts, Spr ads aud Sheets,
Cook Stove, Kitchen Requisites, &c &c
GEO A. B0HRER, Administrator.
LATIMER cLEARY,
mar23p,api63 AuctioneeTs,
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MARRIEn.

ADA NS-WAGNER. On the p h of VI Arch IsT2
- TIE rey. JOHN n. COOmbs. Y IFE ADAM,
y 10 Mas NATE ". WaGSEa, both Of this
1.y.
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DY LATIMER & CLEARLY,
10 Aucuoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania Avenue ana iltA ST.
Star Office Buildings.

otaE OAhSc
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROyEDs PROP
ERTl SITUATED ON u STREET NORTH,
BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D STREETS WEST
~ BY virtue OF a decree of the sup eme Court
f;d Of the District of Columbia, passed the 18th
day OF y february, lS12. in ChAncery cause No.
asp, in which CEas Williams is complain ant, and
Geo. A. Fitch and Richard III. Chum are defendants,
VIII eel, a. public auction, in front Of the premi-
ses at clock p m on TUESDAY, the 16ih day
Il April ls12 part of original lot - two, SOU are
(o3,) eighty three Beginning at southwest corner
OF s.id lot, running north TO northern boundary of
said lot, thence east q feet six hence south
20 str ct north thence west alnag said street
place OF beginning, together with The impro
thereon, consisting Of a Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale, as prescribe by the decree: One
third eash; the residue in two equal payments the
first thereof; payable in six months, the other In
twelve months from day OF vale secured by the notes
u the purchaser bearing IN from the day of
sale with wed lien OF said real for the
deferred pay mems, all cash a. the option of the
purchaser. little terms Of sale not complied
with within FIVE IS days from day OF SALE the trus.
tee reserves the tight to resell the premises the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. A
de % cit Of 500 required at time Of SALE All con
Neyancing at purchaser cast.
gro. A. FITCH. Trustee
n5D- d6os EAJiMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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EAND SALES.
OFFICIAL-No. zee, e. l.. o.
BI the Pncsiaent Of Tie United SlateA

InIursuance Of Law, 1. ULYSSES s GRANT. Pree-
ideh; Of the United states # America, do hereby
declare and rake known that public sale will be
held ~ the hand Once. Bay field. in the Of
Wisconsin, commencing On MONDAY. IHE SEVEN
TEENTH pST,oS JUNE NExT. for the aspossl % the
Sections and parts OF sections herein enumerated,
and not previously disposed Of at price not iess
than two dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
Nor IA az base iins aRi Va! e. Gks aIT.a PTiH pal
Bgsvt! al
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LIMITED STATES MARsBAL,s SALE

limited STATES MARsHAL'S SALE-In
virtue OF writ Of Fier Faeias, issued from the
GfColumbia, and TO me directed will sell at public
sale Tor Cash, In front Of the Court House door OF
la2 At y O'Clock M. all defendauts right, title
Claim ard interest in and to the foowins parcel OF
District, described as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of Randolph Stewsrts land, and
conveyed by said w. ID. @. Murdoch to A. a. Herr,
south 26H degrees. west 25l6 feet the northeast
land to the northwest corner of said Joel Wise q
land and thence straight TO the beginning, Contain
ing about Is acres oil land, reservnR private road
or way 50 feet wide across said tract, together with
al and singular the improvements tbereon, seized
and levied upon ~ the property Of W. d. O. Mur-
dock, and will be sold TO satisfy execution, No 7i
u favor 81 John Pepper, use Of j. W. Kennedy, aud
heen and HaRerty, and now to use Of Mark Young
ALEXANDER SHARP,
mlS-td limited SfafAa Marsnal n q
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

A NCH OR LINE STE "A n L R 3
IA SAIL EVERY
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked TO and from any Railway Sta
lion or Seaport in Gre at Britain. Ireland, >e,HAk
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, AfEfN
France. Holland, Belgium. and the@Sz7sS
United States, at LOWEST Gu RRENOY RATES
Cabin fare from New York to GLASGOW, LIy-
ERPOOL, 4 ND0NDERRY or QUEENSTOWN,
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their frer ds in the Old Ccun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates For fur
Their particulars apply To the Agents,
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green. New York:
Or 10 Miss ANNIE X: HUMPHREYS, llO9 r
street: 4. A. BR0SSMAN. marl3
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10y GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS


TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhKW9rPERT6, BEING f0U STORY BRICK
sUpyTH AMP sEvENTH STREET EAST,
~ By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated May 9Th,
E" a. d. lSoi, and duly recorded in liber G..
AT., No. 80, folio 567, 3js, $50 and so, of the
land records for Washington eouaiy, y. c.. AMI by
direction Of the party secured thereby will sell, at
pnblie SUCTION. y front Of the pr misses: on WE'D
hEoDAf,the 10Th day Of Aprt, A. n. 1877, at AZ
O'Clock D. m, lot numbered one, H. part of lot
numbered two. e. and part Of lot numbered forty
Two, t42, in square numbered eight hundred aud
sey, nty eight, s7s, in the city of Washington to-
Re'her with the improy ements thereon, which con
sists OF four-stsry Brick Dwelling House, with
press brick front with all the modern i'm
such as dumb waiter, gas. water, &C; also. splen
d stere ROOM suitable for the grocery or dry goods
tus ness good cellar running the entire de ph Of
called 20 the above sale.
Terms OF sale One-third each; balance in eausI
instruments In six twelve, eighteen and wenty four
months, bearing interest from day Of sale and SCI
turet by desd Of trust to the satisfaction OF the
trustee Slo0 down on day OF sale. IL the terms of
sale not complied with within ve Days after the
day OF sale me property viii be resold q. the risk
and cost OF the defaul ing purchaser All convey
aneing and reysnne stamps at the purehaser s cost
mar2l-eOSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30
~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

lhOIhS DON LlNd, Auctl0neer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPk RTI On TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
EST, NEAR THE CIRCLE
IA BY virtue of two deeds of trus. to Ne d .ted
s..H December z4th, 1859, aud August Eth. 1870,
and duly recorded In Libers No 6o4, folio iOi ,
ahc NO OF, folio 2i5, of the md Records of ash
ihglon county O., and at the request Of the party
,hhsrsoy secured We WI sell at public auction to
April 18th, 1871 on he premises, all that part of
Lot bnmoered eight 49,, In square numbered forty
one ~ In the city of wssh agton, and desc, ibsd
as Io.ows: BeglnnIng At point on twenty fourt n
street west three S ct from the northwest Ger or
OF sad I, and running south twenty fo mr. CAD
Ieet thence east fifty f5l feet ten OF inches
tne pce porth twenty four CAD feet and thence west
mig 800
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed Of
II nst on the property. SIoo down when the prop
erty Struck on stamps and convey ancing at cost
OF ihe purcheser If the terms Of sale are not COM
pure ith In i've days after sale the property will
ee resod AZ the lax and cost Of the defsuting pur
%wn,LtbbA tI 4; GORDON, Jr.., Trustees.
msrl2 eo8a. THOs. DowLiNG, Auct.'