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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
THE CROPS,
state Of the Soil and the Cereals at the
Opening OF Spring.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1872.
The April report from ohe Agricultural DEPART
ment on the condition of the winter grain saws
The low temperature in the month OF March. and
the accumulation of winter snow and ice have
retarded the springing of vegetable life and nped
WIN gloom the views OF the local reporters over
large area, ut the date Of the reports snow still
covered deeply the grain fields. and only conec-
lure founded on the forwardness ana vigor OF
pants ~ the opening OF winter. and on the mechani.
cal condition OF the soil and the severity of the
season, could point TO the probable status
OF the the winter winter grain The general tenor
sweeping destruction by freezing but of injury
~ thinning out-by killing in spots ana patches
va especially by retarding an eariy start and
eSSsrous growth. In many cases the plants apnar
naaA lead. were only sleeping, unpromsine in an.
mo We, but firmly rooted and ready, with favor.
steady y IN and sunshine to start into sure and
Jrans,I = ttot rapid growth. Where the fields were
of winter rs soil deep and mellow the casualties
aone WIN I'M h on land having any fair ds,r oe
from ioe ~ frepalton, almost absolute Immunity
returns ASH whoeeA i mas been secured. The April
and stnn aaio,e o. WSr killing retarded growth
The roots of Tx nnt Tut sound condition OF
covered uniformly with SNOW when WITH "a, nm,
w ,eI may secure vigorou, growth and goos
yield. The report is filed with strt ai I'm soou
respondence, Illustrating the contstion I'm oos
gram III the various States from witch Tho ahnva
POINTS are derived. The reports from itaw yorp IN
,e carry part OF the month were not veiv cbnarf,i
zone, thc snow ana ice not having dlsarneared
IN Indicated probable improvement unier tha ,
ralE,Ces vi me weather, the plants being o.ue
sentNve. Most OF the New Jersey returns rsnro
the teground as poorly covered with snow Th,lo
frozen. $rature was low and the soil deeniy
severity dS reports from Pennsylvania refer 10 the
The ny Is We weather and the depth of freezing.
Gather proforted in several counties. Lack OF
ware. South non caused severe injury in ,Dela.
H. grown, and Nryland and Virginia little wheat
The returns receNis mainly for winter pasture
represent less than from those States generally
accounts from otheraverage OF the grain. The
some promising. othvSces South are various
are indications OF lnds gloomy In Texas there
pointing 70 an ensrgcdSyeI5 attention TO cereals.
ssSson Is We ,he u os sye n @
4 Returns rom the Pacific ctalce Of winter grain
able both IN California andS are nearly all favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
TIE COLLAPSED COLISEUM.
Energetic Work Among the Rubbish-A Change
Of Plan-Pillars Instead Of Arches
Gangs Night and Day.
RosrnN. April 2s. 1872.

BosroN, April 2s, 1872.
The disaster to the Coliseum by Friday nights
gale Is the chief topic OF conversation in Boston
now and the scene OF the wreck has been visited
by thousands OF curious visitors to-day. All fears
that the accident would cause postponement or
abandonment of the great international Musical
Festival will not be realized; for 1t Is the purpose
Of Mr.. Gilmore and his associates to go along with
preparations just the same as II nothing
had happened The contract with the
builders specifies that the structure shall be
completed by the 10th OF June, and they claim
that Notwithstanding the delay occasoned by the
accident that they win have it ready by that time
fed, however, and instead Or making it an arched
structure 1t will be
SUPPORTED BY PILLARS,
the same as the Coliseum of 1909 BY building II
In this style much larger number OF wOrkmen can
be employed simultaneously. The d6brts of the
wreck caused by the falling of the truss on
Friday evening, has all been cleared away,
and tomorrow morning the work OF recon
struction will be commenced. Two gangs OF
men employed alternately between the hours
of four In the morning, and eight in the evening,
and in few days or as soon as gas lights can be
brought in requistion night gang will be added.
The contractors are under heavy bonds to have
their work
FINISHED AT THE TIME SPECIFIED,
and they do not for q moment doubt their ability to
perform their obligation The arrangements for
societies and orchestra unions, are going vigor-
ousy, and unless some other aud unforeseen draw
back occurs, the event will undoubtedly be the
greatest in the musical annals of the whole world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

Sehr Restless, Smith, boston for New York
sehr Cunningham, rasker New London for Eliza
schr Tampa Horton, Machias for New York, with lum
schr Motto, James as Milestone for New York
sebr 4 i Sawyer, Hall da4pbell for New York.
sem Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Greenport Tor fhia
schr Pagurett, wappes, Boston for Philadelphia
sshr Deborah Jones, Durham, Providence for New
schr Mary Farrell Small Providence for New York.
s ehr susan Mary Kenyon Providence for ioh9ken
schr Elm CITY, Kelly, Providence for New York.
Sar geo u0noser Holt Hartford for New YORK. WIN
sehr Geo Staples Lord, Norwich for New York.
schr Saratoga, Weeks, Fall River for Ezabethport.
schr Henry Dobbin, Newport for New York with spars
sehr Alaska, srout Machas for New York with lumber
sehr John Lancaster, williams, Providence for New
schr Alabama, Duncan, Machias for Newark with lum
schr Abbie Emery, Emery, Rockland for New York.
schr Adriana, Wilson, Providence for New York.
Ns NSsh sc SGssss s Sy Ha
schr Sarah Wood, Hickman, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr @ u Partridge Bunker, Rockland for Baltimore,
sehr I'd wSra Wootsn, Young Newport for New York.
sehr Nad Queen chSpe a RYer or New York
schr Benjamin English, Chare Somerset for New York
Hesa F sSw for York
sc , sharp Austin. Providence for New York
scSr FosSi%s Fay sSs Sa~ vi !aVsn er New York
schr Fayorlte, Clarke New Haven for New York
s b S TOR New New YORK. with
Steamer 0spray, Kenney, Fail River for New York,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
sohr Malanta, Sanford, New York for Windsor
Schr North Pacific, Eaton, New York for Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
MIS-. ELLANEOUS.
A NNOUNCEMENT.-
"A CANCER PLANT
THE RECENTLY DISCOVERED MEDICINAL: PLANT,
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
THE POPULAR REMEDIAL OF THE UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES

From the Commercial Advertiser
These remedais are not patent medicines, but the
scientific prescriptions OF educated physicians They are
prepared on entirsy new chemical principles and pos
by them border the thaumaturgical Diseases hitherto
considered ncurabic arc readily removed by their
agency and they have recently been the means of effect
ing some of the most remarkable cures.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANT
The Cancer plant j. True Purifier of the Human Blood.
II evidently destined take its rank in the pharmaco
Enia as the most Powerful Alternative known to modern
therapeutics In every form Of Scrofous Cancerous
fictitious Mercural anil Constitutional Blood Complaint
stands without compeer rapidly curing Ulcers Pustues
and the eighyeght iereat varieties Of Skin Injections
II is positive Curative for SCROFULA It's Purifying.
vvng and Tonic properties exercise the most health
fnl influence In every known maady II Is harmless to
an infant and be used amss It il acquiring a
Worldwide celebrity and thousands Of boxes are being
shipped to South America, Europe and Asia fourteen
months the sales have reached the vast number nearly
$50, 900 packages
Price 81 per Package with Book or three Packages
FIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
HAVANA MAArnc

Sugnr-Stock In warehouse at HasA, April q, 1872
$4,000 boxes and 25,JtD hlds Rcceipt and Matanzns
at Hayana and Mataulas, 1900 boxes the past week
ported during the week from UayanL20D Ihds TX
1850 boxes and 6pW hhds including nd Ma,anzas
600 hide to The United states. = boxes and
riiugals. Market buoyant Numerous ove cen.
beCu received especially from Eur0ts have
entertained that rains viii interfere with Fear.
Nos 10 70 u Dutch standard, "a l0 reals peudng.
Eos 10 to 70 Dpch standard l1H 1917 reals perobc;
&oasses sugar IN fair demand at "a ~ reals pcrqbe
TO- Nos to 10 Anscoyado sugar inferior 10 cortbc
at s}Sass reals per arrobe grocery grades aciiva
M rsr r per aoG} aya lSss aesd and se 1ea
per kes At Matanzas, clayed, 81 reals pt
kegs musccyado ~ reals per nfyobe. Bacon, si2 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

srs..w April sa-Arrived Erstatninson, Jensen ph
81 vIscEnr Cv, March 2o--Arrived Amy, CONN, Gam
bia @nd sailed I'D for Boston,.
American Ports.
BOSTON April q, M-Arrivea, ship Lawrence Brown,
phis Cyrus raln Adams woodbridge, NJ I''Ao''
New srSof H bark o Eaor h via
Key %s Ean nss esas @
s sepn s1sa[ E psnrstta
MARTINI h rhhilaa SE Ella Brown
Ssssn su, ss19v
s %ayh Ms Mo sas
'nr EaGs sss
s@!y esss% sT1E asssn
s,iedP Bark Lucy ar,, Jones Liverpool.
campon o csF"ws New York
sehrs stillnan, Jaeksonve; Mary Lyinbnrncr, Hull
,DARIEN. Ca, April 22-Arrved, bark Hone Thomas,
@ per-. hnn ss4ES 'shr
Bartlett san6sa% Zones and Laurel Taysr for Gmissd
naSS ss ID
Fots T &c ana
For 9Gs Es Smith, r Smith, r ' on
mSna se.1n apr iArrved schr Black DA
uti6zS = z IdG Jane meAlsp
S;$ '' Philadelphia ''lais 1aF"s' DO to
iharta tai
'Ef AR%' aa nsfge asnf Dark
5 fss S s,s 0aa ,""
,,S SoKKf r April sS~Arved, schr Summons. God
SA% RH5S3EB A As 4
ara Rsaihbnrn Elzabehport; Excelsior Bydenboroagh
NORWICH, April 27-Arrivcd. steamship Ell Cid, New
saied-schrs Aeadng RR No Al, New York; Niagara,
yo NEW 1 Apr ssn1s Fashion, New
LMa . noboken for do; Daniel Webster Newburg;
Port CAMILLE loregon,, April ARRIVED ship PAN
PORT MADISON, April 2o-Arrived, ship Marmion,
PENSACOLA, April 2l-Arrived, schr Palura, Sawyer
Cleare@- O., Southampton Or, Dunn Liverpool bark
foRTLANp, Aprii q Arrived schr Abbie II rIodgman
J Curtis Paine New York
i ss ssSSSs
New h4 sts%n DANIEL n
aSh- Steamship YIN Clyde. Roberts, New York.
born's coal; Katie Ranger Martin, New York via Nor
:, EoGKLAND-Arrivcd aith, schrs Jameson yuneson,
% sr New SaR's e o
ysa sw sas ssssa prS%4s &
&p%r ss ship shrsy San
Francisco. -
SAVANNAH, April es-Arrived, bark Resolutions Hs-
yana.
Cl.earesd-schrs King New Bedford Mary Hyer,
VINEYARD HAVEN April g. PM.Arrlyed, brig
Lane, Shmte Cardenas schrs Emily II Nayor, Newbury
port for philadelphia II luddell Jr SHARP Boston
do; Iris Long, Norwich for New York.
9th, AM-Arrived brig Chas Wesley, Griffin, Bucks
vile, SC, Bangor; schrs Mary Collins Robinson.
Matanzas for Boston: Jacob l. Thompson, vansant, st
Helena, SC, for Woods lole s l. Wilder, French New
York for Bangor; Iris (Br Bpckard do for st John Nh;
Moboken for Boston Revenue Wass do for Newburyport
Chas Comery, PinklHn Weehawken for Boston; Cherub,
Fletcher, EliZabcthp0rt do; st Elmo Davis Portland
for Philadelphia; Arcoa, South Amboy for Boston.
Saied-All the above except brig II Lane.
WARREN, April 2j-sailed, schrs Sarah W Blake, and
Mary Mifiin Ferris New York
26th-Arrived, schr Lochie Brown, vinalhaven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

SIS 30 per cwt Butter weak At $2S & per quintal for
superior American. Flour In fair demand at Sio 70
$40 s22 per aantai Lard in Kegs heavy st ~ ~
tai Taow active and unchanged Wax In fair demand
and unchanged Honey Honey frm at "a reals per
ssSp per NJ; pitch pine, $50 shooksBox Arm at "a 10
reals hogshcad quiet at IS 20 for sugar, unchanged for
molasses Empty hogsheads So so So 62 Hoops dull;
Long Island shaved 80 per Freghts frm; rise IN
United States per box Of sugar 81 3 81 per hogs
head of sugar $57 30; per hogshead OF molasses,
asa Is So TO Falmouth and orders AS Cd SOs per ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
STABBING ARRAY.

Last night Alexander James, cOored man, re-
siding at 100 Leonard street, and Mary A. Brown,
also colored, OF AZ Baxter street. became engaged
in quarrel during which the latter stabbed James
in the arm with pocket knife, INJECTING severe
wounds. The wounded man was attended by DR..
Stanley, and Mary was arrested by an 0lcer OF the
Sixth precinct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
MEDICAL TESTIMONY
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

WAsuISGroS, March TO- 1850
ysY Pleased sYs to sri iha IF have
found them OF great service in the treatment OF patients
GEORGE REED, NJ D.. A. A. Surgeon, U.sA.
1883 rnInp AvryuE New Yonx june % 1870
5sss :s ,ss
my regular praciicg time, with the most re-
ssT Of as svsseny
destined 70 overthrow NC 6k&PER
scSH n % Ssy a 1sst msS9v Sg NED
eon w or hs a MONTH vSy
From the well known and eminent DR.. Buckcr Jones
have lady under ny care With Cancer err II ii .s' LETT
@ the es eneh Ard dSsaSd I'd
Fs ashasIrv
e but sr s r they am MaR a @
GaeFS and Eve genera, s m Al the
S nsc aEf pr0v'"S ana ybtuSa
NEW Yonx Msplcu ss9Iry97EnciosssG lind SO
e Cancer Pan Is edd and
asae GS ss a1Xs shh s s
'''''' - = 800 - G. /. HENDERSON, ND
snaI have r. ,grbsd your HEdratcd osymel ior
broct,s anu siW 1es5anS i9r e'rs .case with
Dr. JOHN B. KENNEDY.
,, md III, the UNIVERSITY NEPrGrS aa, yas
". WArHRvLLr, Ne.
possible for any medicines to accomplish il The cure Of
!. They are compounded with tho most assilnons care
therapeutic propcrtie@ aud physI6iosea eisc "''''
They and never reduce patient; never render
any liable 10 take cold never obge person
To leave business their continuous
ution OF cure.
TIL" Ht ShEGE'Hg l1 AiazSAd
BUSINESS hook FOR Is72r
Free on sppcai2n Il The PTnsihs ry ?afe 9na agencies
NEw YORK ClTY.
Downtown Aeency-nUDNUrs Herald Building 2is
Uptown Agencies :, ,o,y,,,
THtytGird stree na second avenue, Nc" TY YORK aas
I25th street and Third avenue Harlem New York
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
ae s No ien fS q n sstGs No publicity
= I kiN(i, GounseIor.atLaw S6s broadway
A BsoLuTE DdgoHc rs LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A Coarts OF different states; descrton &C. suficient
rec o5 Ao tal ay9g5i grs@sd
A TOGETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACE ron coon
"a Gas e rlxnres saanieiers Brackets fcGo broad.
poriaton Mc% IN rGTShas dJ ray rs SS orim
RowYERs spIKENARD oINrNENT-Ay INr.I
ana n Gs nemtoy ri s sa Kkhe ren
description For sale by all druggists : my
No MORE MEDiciNE.-7ocU CURES on pyspEp
NERVOUS DsIsa1 y "a a skAkssS df f6oS
place. New YORK. - : '1NHi aseH'' College
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SURGEON GENERALS OFrIcE,
WASHINGTON, March TO- 1869
forward my second order for UNI
VERSITY MEDICINES am pleased to say that have
found them of great service in the treatment OF patients
under my charge.
GEORGE REED, NJ d., A. A. Surgeon. Us.A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

p,a. ,oss THIRD VENUE, NEW YORK June r. 1870
know that science has at length trumphed Quack-
cry. have been using the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
markablc success Disease of every character rapidly
succumbs to their hcafil influence. You evidently
destined to overthrow the old practice of medicine.
CHARLES K DRAPER M. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

Her Britannia Macsty's government thinks Il right to
advert, In words. 10 considerations which invest
this controversy With ar Importance not perhaps 50
great T. uscribed 20 IL in the of the United States
/ Interest The discussion turns the duties and
-pOnsibliues ~ neutsa, and the field Of discussion
embraces questions Of principle questions OF fact aud
questions of peculiar moment respecting the application
1t principles iacts. The United States have asked
tho sanction OF the nrbreors 90 conceptions Of neutral
duty and still moro OF neutral liabilities which, to the
British be traught with
sequences aud demand serious attention These views
theoretically stated III earlier part 0f the American
ease embodied IN practical shape Ivy the charges
advanced against GREAT Britain and they assume a
support large claims tor cuniary reparaton For the
Irst time IN history, the British government believes
has been seriously insisted that every act omission,
vweyer doubtful or Insignificant, the part OF
n, Strs government lis officers, which could be
sr we'd by boigcrent into deviation from the line
trat Nd ont Tor ncura by international Law and practice
NAV e made the foundation tor pecuniory demands upon
the els Power, suc a. are now urged against Great
" tis be 50 10 becomes a highest
nlonlenr that the rules binding neutrals should be
simple ynd few But what according TO the OF the
In n mari time war II must be situation Of perpetual
and nrclNifsng anxiety. surrounded By DANGER har
rnssed y crowd 0f new obligations unknown IN peace,
icl nothing short of sleepess vigilance viii snsy,
Ven Of a subordinate officer, Is to he visited with
xv rational penalties The transactions OF private
lie rercc rniet be made the object Of minute nqus uos
con cessant supervision private persons suspected 1t
and gents of either begercnts must 10 tracked when
being &c neutral country by spies and inormerj trade
within "a egercnt natl Ions must be ieered by restraints
with fhet tona the inequalities ordinarily extended
,nd hIGr ships IN ports OF the negta, must be
I which an n adequate guarantee Laws and
authorities can hn, the neutral nation with View TO
regulations enac,ea ON being means Of security
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

..soHn ST CRorx Eaten, Cardenas with sugar TO B
Howell Son Co. is ashore at Shark River, NJ. Assist
ance has been sent.
ScHR SARAH ELIZABETH Munroe of Bradford coal laden
sunk at dock at Bridgeport OF oath inst and has yet
been raised efforts to pump her out having been unsuc
cessul. The vessel Is owned by Cook of Branord.
scHn MARIETTA HAND, from Providence for New York
put In New London 9th inst for repairs having been in
collision, afternoon of the 26th when Horizons Point
with sctr Alaska from Bangor for New York. Both YES
sells We're sailing on the wind the Alaska striking the Ma
retta Hand on port quarter taking off her entire stern
also mainsail and boom, gaff &C.
SCHR SPAnrEI, Smith, of Pembroke, drlfted ashore at
Foley Island ON the 23d starting stern post and gar
boards and got spraned badly Her deck load of piing
was discharged when she came of by the ASSURANCE of
the steamer MosswoOd and towed to PASSPORT for
pairs.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Young, of the steamship Gen Barnes, from
Savannah, has our thanks for favors.
The purser of the steamship South Carolina, from
Charleston, has our thanks for favors.
LAuScTEp1 :; Port Jefferson 18th inst from the
by John Ia whitley Moore, Of New York, and to be
mer master Of the ., brig Katie Her dimen,
hold l7 feet Of zoe toni BURDEN carpehter's measure
ing been built under directions of the French 1oyds and
Atlantic Insurance Company and rated by them for II
years.
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QUARANTINE NEW YORK HARBoR, Sept J. 1870
j. w. ScoTT NJ d. have used the UNIVERSITY MED.
ZONES with marked In under my ju-
rsdicton for the past month. 8. W. HARDINGE, ~ ID.
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S HIP PIN NEWS.
Almanac for Now York-ThIs Day.

OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY,
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Marine Disasters.

schr Malanta, SANFORD, New York for Windsor.
Schr North Pacific, Eaton New York for Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
DROPOhALS FOB WRAPPING PAPER AND
II

POsT-OFFICE DKPAarMENr3
WASHINGTON, December 5.l12 {
Scaled Proposals will e received At thi. Depart.
ment until the oTH DAY OF January, 1873, at IL
Twne for the use Of the Post ONCE is the Tn aed
States Tor one yesr from the lst day Of February,
pen;s At the Blank Agency 8s sa ai
the Posi-. Once Departme mt, Washington, u. q.
srticIe required are specified below:
1860 rs Sans OF WRAPPING PspsI sS12s isehss in
eachreem to contain % perfce, auires.
80 reams Of Wrappns Paper, 26xO inches in
each ream to costsin % perfect amires.
oAt0 pounds Of Cotton Twine, to be s. oily, and to
Of suficisnt strength to sustain weiSht Of
i 5s spd, and Hd 70 be put up in balls weigh
nos to become loose or tangled in transp orta-
0,coO pounds OF coarse Hemp Twine to be s-p.y.
and to measure from 20 to IS yards to the
Pound Ia and TO be put up in balls weighing
IS not 10 become loose or tangled in trans
Samples Of the srticl required will be Furnishes
70 persons who d.sire TO bid, sppcsti' n to the
riTst Assistant Postmaster General, Washington
More or less than the estimated quantities may
De ordered AZ the necessities of the Department
may require, at the discretion Of the P0stn ,ster
Awards will be made for each article separately If
desmedmost adv sntageous 20 the Department
Blcs not made IL conformity with this sd yertiss-
Zach bidder must furnish with his propose al guar
antees OF bis ability to comply with mis- BID, and
reliable persons.
A bend with two sufficient suretiss will ha re-
Quired 10 each contract
failure to furnish promptly any article con-
tract Tor, or an attemp to impose upon the De
Iarinent articles iafe rior, in the opinion of the
Postmaster General, to thosa contracted for, will be
considered sufhcent cause for the forfeiture Of the
contract.
The Postmaster General reserves the right 70 "a
Iect any or all bids, in his apnion il 10 require
BY the interests of the Department.
Proposals must be Endorsed on the envelope " Pro-
posslz for Wrapping Paper" OF Proposals for
Irvine, and add essed TO the First Assistant Post
master General, Washington, j. c..
JOHN j. CREsWELL.
d5thf Postmaster General. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
Rl okkEN WILLIAMS, Auctioncer,,
- Ne. 0Ol northwest corner of 10th and Dsts

TRUSTEES SALE OF ATwO STORY PRESSED
l3l1. EAST SIDE OF COLUMBIA ST BE-
TWIN AND Q, AND 9IH ANB 10TH rs
NORThWEST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed o. trust 70 the undersigned,
and dply recorded in Liber No. 634, folio ~, ct
seq Of the land records in add for Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia, and writ
ten request Of the party holding the due and
note secured thereby together With the reaaest Of
interest IL tps and unpaid, We will sell at public
suctis q, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Deem
Der, a. 1871, 1t clock D. m, on the premises,
the south twelve I'D feet front OF lot numbered
-nine, and the north four t4l feet front Of lot
Henry Turner'S subdivision of square numbered
three hundred and sixty five, 1851 in the city Of
washington, ID. G., and i'm proved by Q neat story
pressed brick front Dwelling House, known az No
iolI Colnmbia street, IN said square. The above
- lot Euu bered lSs, In Morrison and others subji
diyisk'n OF part OF said square.
Terms Of sale: All over and above Sl 500 OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash said 81 SEQ to be
divided into five payments, for which the pure
fret day Of October 1878, ll 1875 and 1876 and one
note for ~, ayable Oct LIST, s7y all Of said notes
60 bssr Interest Ut the Of six FER cent psr an
on the property sold Gonveysncirg At cost Of Dur.
chaser. Sieo to be paid down by the purchss i'm
not fully complied with within Ave days amer day OF
sale, the trustees reserve the right resell the
properly 81 the risk, T:a and cost q dsf:ul.as Pufchs
Star newspaper, publ shed in ssid city.
ALBERT r. FOX.
John SIMMs, Hus'ess'
DID GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.