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DIED.
be 18th instant, III. BRAMEL,

BRAMEL. On the 18th instant, J. II. BRAMEL,
az q 80 yesTs.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his
iuueIa iron his lave residence, 22l 18th street on
Monday, at 2o'clOck .. IN.
CHA 1PItH. On the msrniug Of the 18th No
vembeT, los2, CLARA, daughter of z and Sarah
Jere Cham pin, IN the 81 b year of her age
Funeral sunday, at clock, az residence ais
lzh street Friends Of tie family invited ISua-
day rep copy.
DEAklEs In Georgetown, on the 18th of No
Stmber, 1ABf Il. DEAkiNS, in the 59Lh year OF
her age
Her funeral viii take place from the resiiencs OF
her daus hter, Sunday evening, At 2 O'Clock, from
No: 81 Fsyette street. friends OF the family are
Invited 20 attend.
GREES. 90 the 16:h instant, MINEIEH ,istsns
daughter q John Z. and Elizabeth A. Greer agsd
years am 3 msnfhs.
Relatives aud friends the family are invited TO
sttend the funeral from parents residences. No sos
street, b. tween Sth and 9th streets northwest,
sunday, at 2 O'Clock D. IN. IL
GAGE. At the residence OF her son-in law, Juig
ID. Q. LsvTence, Mrs RHODA A, GAGE, aged SIS
years and months.
Her remsins v i'll be taken north for interment
HOlEs. On the morning Of he 18th inst at ga
O'Clock. after long aud painful suffering, THOMAS
l.: NO1Ee, in the 69th year OF his age.
Relatives ard friends Of the family nvit I'd to
attend the fGaeral to morrow sunday after
noon, at IA O'Clock, from his late residence 463
street.
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PROPOSALS.
PRoR9sALs FOB CUTTING OF GRANITE
HOUSE AND Post OFFICE, COLUMbIA
b. q ABOVE THE WATER TABLE

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, October 2sth, lSa.
Sealed Proposals will be received attne once CT
superintendent until IL NJ HoyEMBER Ne lsTl for
the orkins and Cutting the Granite required for
and chimneys OF new Court house 81 Post Office,
All cutting, beds, asher face: all nodded work.
&c, u BE cat as reqrired by specisaious and draw
ipgs numbered Is, IL, As, 10. 10 "a and u and full
size details, and models which will be furnished 10
ire contractor &c rtqaiTed.
grades OF cutting, may be seen in the Office of the
Snpt rNisinf Architect at Washington, D. O., or in
tn tnos OF the Superintendent at COlumbia, :. q
The stone, cut and ready to be set, will be deliV
red on the site OF the building, already lewissd.
The e. tire cutting OF the nrst story will luire TO
be de WtIed, ready TO set before the hrst ~
Of May, ISIS; that Of the s-csnd story, before
the FIRST day of November, 1873; aud the remainder
viii require TO lie furnished sDd delivered on or
Of SlCO GER each and every day delay beyond the
tImCs above stipulated.
Proposals. will De mace for the entire cutting as
show on the drawings and described by the spscih-
Payments will be made monthly, deducting 10 por
cent " work executed until the final CON petiOn Of
All bids must be MADE on a printed form, which
viii be obtained az this Office and be accompanied by
tie bond OF two TespoLsiole persons .ihs sun OF
contract awarded him, the bond to be approved "
the UNITED States district Judge or clerk OF the
United States court in the district in which the bid
der resides.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids II it be deemed for the Interest of the
government 70 dc aud anT bid that dOss not cJn
Il III II every rtrpcct 10 the requirements Of his
a. such.
Plans, specifications and forms OF proposal can be
procured on az 9icatiOn 20 this OlicT.
Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed envelope
sndSL sd PrgPessis Tor the Cutting q GTaaits
and addressed TO the s1 perrin eBdent' ''' 0''0e'
now It q. L. BERG, superintendent
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DROPOsALs FOR BUBBLE STONE FOR THE
L NEW JAIL OF The DlsTRIOr OF o.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,


TRRAsURY DEPARTMENT, November 5, lS2
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ m OF the 26TR DAY OF NovEMBER, IS72
for furnishing and delivering the site OF the New
Jail for the District Of Columbia, on Reservation
No. Is. say 500 cubic yards, less, Of Bubble
stones, of a length equal TO the thickness Of the
walls, and to Cntain not less than (l0l cubic
feet and no 81 me to contain less than and
half u cubic feet, 10 be less than six (6 inches
thick to be delivered in quantities subject TO the
order d the Superintendent. and at such times az
may lie in his luc gment requisite as much sooner
may be desired by the contractor.
wharf will be erected on the prem ses, the use
OF which will BE allowed the contractor free of
charge.
Proposals will be made by the cubic yard and the
material will be received by weight the weight of .
yard TO be ascertained by the Superintendent BY
measuring accurately and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form TO be
obtained at this ofice, and must be accompanied by
penal bond In the sum of five thousand dollars,
5000 thai the bidder will accept and perform the
contract il awarded him.
The right TO reject al y or all bids is reserved.
Payments will be made monthly, deoucting ten
(l0D per cent until the completion Of the contract.
Proposals must be enclossd in q sealed envelope
endorsed " Proposal for Bubble ctone for the New
Jail Of the District Il Columbia, and addressed TO
A. q. MULLErr,
no5-td Supervising Architect
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MANNED.

BEADLEY-YCUEG On tha l4h Instant by
The Rov. ). :. Mitchell, at tn New Y TX hverue
Presbyterian Church, ANDREW @. BRADLEY,
ESQ, ami SUE n. YOUNG IRsp,Chron I
HANIS-JOSES o. the 18th instant, at the
North Pres terisn Church, in this city, by the
Rev. g. Mason, Mr.. eco. j. DAVIS AID Miss
hORA N, daughter Of J. Penn Jones, ESQ.
THOnPSON-DAVIS. November 8 n. Dr. ]
HAhBl THOMPSON, of Washington, to NELLIE
3 DAVIS. daughter Of Benz ". Davis, OF Brook
i,n. by Rev. Dr. AbercrOnbie, Rector Of ST.
Matthews, Jersey City.
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LAND SALES.
nFFICIAL-tNo. 1861

4 hrEIClaL-tNO. Sfo.J
By the President of the United States,
PROCLAMATION.
% sx 81 ss
pns sna knoSn that public sales Of valuable
Offices the State az tbs y
matter designated, viz:
At the Land Office at ST. CLOUD, Mime
1873 for the sale 81 timber lands not pSeTioasy dis
posed Of in the lndermentioned townships and parts
North q base line and west OF fourth principal
Townships 50 and So in range Is.
Townships 46 and A in range Is.
Township AZ in range g
ridisn:
townships l35 and l36, Of range %.
ICwhsf is lss and III il. Of ranses.
Townships lSs and l39 Of range 81.
Townships iS7, isS lse, and LAG, of range 81.
Townships l5S, l59, ard lao, of range 50.
At the Land Office at OAK LAKE, Minnesota
oonmencine on M0NpAY, January p, ISIS, for the
sale OF timber lands not previously disposed Of in
the aforementioned townships and parts Of town
North Of base line and west of fifth principal me-
ridian:
Townships lN, lss, 139, and 40, In range 3d.
Townships l3, lS5, l3s, and lao, In range 81.
township ii, is, isS, and 10, Of range go
Townships l3S, lS9, and l40, in range 40.
All lands held at double minimum price will be dis
per acre, s2.soJ and ell lands held at minimum
price will be disposed OF at less than one dollar
and twenty five cents per acre, ST. Isl
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
lLdlan, military, ana other purposes, or reserved
sale,
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will proceed in the order
n which ,hsy are I'd IeItlsed until the whole shall
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
me- s Entry o. any Of TIE lands will be admitted
Lists Of sectional subdivisions are in the hands of
the loo al officers. and will be open for the xamina
ton of those desiring to pul chase.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Wsshinrton
this 9th day Of October A. ID. 1872.
U. 8. GRANT,
By the President;
WA LIS DRUMM0ND,
afuas<s.. rnfsl .an d. ~
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GA new name for tight bootLa corn crib

1A new name for tight boots-a corn crib.
SStuffed humming birds are to perch on
new bonnets.
~When does a man look like a cannon ball?
When he looks round.
~When 10 q lady like a show window?
When she takes great panes with her sash.
~Dummy engines are running on all the
street railroads in Chicago.
~Lake Erie will soon run into Cleveland
houses through the new tunnel.
a0The Pixies Peak observers have an Off ce
II OCO feet above the sea.
%AntbOny TrOllOpe, the novelist, passed
through Salt Lake city on Monday, bound east.
~The settlers in Kossuth county, Kansas
live In sod houses and use twisted grass for fuel
STwo ballots taken out of Detroit ballot
box had each five dollar greenhack folded
inside.
S-It is now said that odorous flowers act as
Powerful disinfectants in sick rooms, by reason
OF the ozone which they emit.
1"Fan him with your boots" is said by
those familiar with the subject to be the last
thing in slang.
2 81 The whisky shops Of Georgia, having
weaTied OF hearing themselves called saloons
And sample-roOms, have taken a literary turn,
and are known as "reading-rOOms."
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81 RE ZEE fsnES ESS fH jaw

OFFICE or buPFRyfslSG AhcHlrkcT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. November 8, 1877.
Sealed Proposals SiIl be rscetysd at this -ofhce
until - NJ, Of the yofH DAT OF AovEnbKR, ls72,
for furnishing and dely eIing the sire of the New
Jail Of the Di.trict q Columbia on Rssery alton No
ment, equal in quality to the best kosendaIe or
Round Top. Each barrel must contain not less than
so pounds Of Cement, and must be delivered in
quantities subject 20 the der Of the
and at such times as may be 10 his Judgment requi
site. Zach proposal vii be accom- anied BY q sam
pie Of the Cement intended to be furnished.
wharf will be erected on the premises the nae
q which viii be allowed the contractor free Of
charge.
.An bids must be made on ths printed form TO be
q penal bond IN the sam Of nve thousand dollars
(es cool that the bidder viii accept and perform
The contraot II awarded him.
The right 10 reject any or al bids u reserved.
,Psyments viii b made monthly, dedueting ten
uol PSF cent until the completion Of the contract
ProDoeals must be enclosed IN Q sealed envelope,
eneoroed RFoposels fef Osafnt for the New Jail
Tor the District u Columbia and sdareesad 20
A. b. MULLEff,
no60 euperyiAing Architect.
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PUNCH says that the next generation will
wear light clothes in summer; will remove some
OF the public sta; ues ami editices which their
predecessors have erected; will speak French
and German and, possibly, know something of
their own language and literature; will have
other public places Of amusement open to them
on Sunday, besides public houses; viii he better
cooks; will leave the table with the ladies; but
Will stili have the national debt, duns, dentists,
dOmestics, humbugs. quacks, impostOrs, absurd
come tax.
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DRoPosALs FOR CONCRETE STONE FOR
Il TIE NEW JAIL or The DIsThIOT OF

4
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November 5. ls52
Sealed Proposals will be received at This office
until 10 M. Of the 26TH DAY OF kovENssR
le72 iurhshlT and deli eTing The site of tho
New jail tor the District of Columbia, on ReserVs-
non No. l3 say, $50 cubic yards, more or lees of
Granite, Limestone, CT other hard durable Stone
broken TO the see OF hen eggs, and suitable for
Gomez etc; the whole TO be delivered within forty
days If required BY the progress OF the work, at
such times thereafter as may be required by the
Superintendent, much sooner as may ps de-
sired by the contractor.
A wharf will be erected on the premise, tie use
Of which will be allowed the contractor, free of
charge.
Each proposal to be accompanied by q sample Of
the stone intended 90 be furnished.
Proposals will be made ty the cubic ward, and the
mater al will be received by weight the weight OF
yard to be ascertained by the superint endent by
Measuring sccuTs .ely and weig hing the same
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtained 81 this oce, and must be accem panied by
. penal bond in the sum of one Thousand dollars
tSIItol that the bidder viii accept and perform
the contract IL awarded him.
The right 90 reject any or all bids is reserved.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten
l0) per cent until the pletion Of the contract
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals. for Concrete Stone for the
New Jail Of tbs District If Columbia" aud sd-
dressed 10 A. b. MUELETT,
nt6-td Supervising Architect.
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Rf GRxEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
u No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th And D ats.

TESsIHIS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
k kkh , EsTTAJE, G0RNkk OF MYRfLE
BY virtue Of . deed OF trust, bearing date
II on the LIST cay OF December, A. D. is7i And
sec one OF the Land Records for washinaton COM
Y, ID. thal ssll at public auction "a front of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 20th day OF
Novembsr, A. d. 1872. ct 4 o'clock D. m, ali that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and living
70 said city on Washir gton. and being Known and
osserit ed As II numbered one hundred and eighty
tI0J In b. y. Giiberts recorded subdiyfsion ~
Win the improvements thereon. Consisting Of a
con Iortable two story brick dwelling house
mon Tor notes secured By deed Of trust on prem
ISIS SOLO, bearing interest from day Of sale An
convey ancing et COS. Of purchaser.
,ov,... I'M D: TODD. JR., Trustee.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT DISrpT7-
OF COIUMBIA DASA nioA

kULP vs.. RAwIISss :, ".J 20 a ID: lS2.
samuel l.. Phillips spd Jsn ~.
spr.1htea y decree q ihe Conf II ,,e trustees
N sl,sI passed about ar ~. 1 aoSVe
SoSsoeT ISL, to cell ;he Sren.rsv 18th day Of
s tee IN the pr, eeedings in a., aennoned
tnk febtne1 70 toe Court tasf On ths ses.se, nav
a 49,, y - they sold At public auctJon Gay 81
Nboie of 1T >, be sestei portion Of Let Is and ,b
Lot !, IN square sea for the sum 81 sss 90 ot sE5;
=, 80 Lcts = ~ sDd IL in square 943 for III %
Q, $500 and 10 Arthur Clements tsmSns ,.s sun
fv,pa sssern DO tion Of Lot 3. in IeIa
tnS, osing the highest bidders thereto. H. ~
se1 Elements has since assigned his ssid snst
TO John W. Richardson sIa tha. s.aS az III pu,ehsse
ss1a shls srdson have Con piied with The tsr snd
sHs uhdet said decree; Ii Is by the Court mi. ~
OF soys mber ID. lisa, ordered that sss - asy
IstIneS shl cobnrn1ed, unless cause 10 tn De
Thereon te SHOWN on or before the a A. ~ ~
Stpbsr next: ProTtdcd copy Of tais ordey h. ~. Ne
n ih oISe Wees ioI three weeks prior 10 ssia
paDished n The city OF WsshinstOa, d. u. -"o
A tue eopy-Tsst; r J. MEIGs, Olsrs,
nSs-sA By.L.P. wuLANs. Asst. Clerk.
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EVENING STAR.

.,--..vpvn yoR CONTAINING ABOUT HIS
M The Memphis Avalanche contains
Sui fsicopnf OF another murder: Saturday
t-t,, a man giving his name a. Wagner,
n H. ~ Fulton, Tenn, and proceeding TO a
SSn.rjiTr- house kept by a man named John
In cTiered his breakfast. While eating his
,1eai Waggoner, strange to say, made COM
pIsInt concerning the quality of the food set
before bin. This was repeated at dinner 10 the
mingled disgust and surprise Of Mr.. Bell, who
demonstrated with this daring spirit who re-
belled against the style of his cuisine. At the
supper tSble WsggOner had again the temerity
20 sSsail the quality Of the hash set before him.
This was too much, and after few words, Mr..
Bell took down his little shotgun, and turning
the muzz.s toward the bOarder who would not
be satisfied, pulled the trigger, and discharged a
handful Of buckshOt into his tenement of clay.
With a grOan, WaggOner fell to the floor a dead
man, and a fearful warning TO all boarding
house hash eaters who desire to remark concern
ing the quality of prOvender offered. After
satisfying himself that his boarder was in a
condition that for babe his making any more
complaints, Bell turned and walked leisurely
down to the river. with the intention of max
ing his escape on the steamer Undine, which
was lying at the bank. just as he was about
stepping On the boat he was halted by a dep
uty sheriff, who arrested and conveyed him TO
the lookup. An inquest was held upon wag-
gOner, and verdict returned in accordance
with the facts a. stated above"
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10y LATIMER ULEARY,
- AGctiOueeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Psnnsy Ssnis avenue AMI iItb IT
Star Office Buildings,
I RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON SIH STREET. BETWEEN g AND II

A. b. virtue Of decree passed in cause No. ASST,
ES EQUITY Docket No: u, Of he sqsreme Court Of
tee under said decree to sell the real estate in the
proeeed1Dgs ia said cause described, will sell at
public auction, to thu highest bidder. on TUES
DAY, the Goth day Of November, ls72. upon the
premises, at O'Clock ,: NJ. part of Lot No s, in
square NO 4O5 said part Of Lot ing front 9Th
street, between and streets, Of % feet ~ inches
and running back with that width 90 feet
This property IL Improved by a substantial two
story Brick Dwelling, and Is in q part of the city
that is rapidly i'm proving.
The terms OF sale, Is prescribed by the decree,
are One third cash. and the balance in L. Is aud "a
months; purchaser to give for deferred payments
bis notes satisfactorily secured. All conyeyancins
at cest OF purchaser. W.B. WEBB, Trustee
novl4-dSds LATI@EB CLEARY, Aucts,
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By the President;
VIII Lis DRUMM0HD,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 20 the right of pre- EN- ptiou
to any Of the lands within the Townships ana psrts
o. townships above enumerated 10 required to estab
leh the same 10 the satisfaction the Registers and
ReceiveIs Of the proper land Offices, and make pay
ne, met therefor ss soon as practicable after seeing
commencement Of the public sale OF the lands en-.
brscing The tract claimed; otherwise snch claim win
be forfeited. WILLIS DRUM NONE,
ocl2lawSm Commissions General Land once.
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UTILIZING Coal DUsT-The numerous ex-
per1ments made In Europe aud in this country
the last twenty years for the utilization OF coal
dust are said TO have resulted su cessfuly in the
method of NJ. LOiseau. The Maueh Chunk
Gazette says that after a recent examination
OF the results, the Lehigh Coal and Navig alton
company authorized the president. E. w. Clark,
10 apply this process at the Nesquehoning
works, and that machinery will at once be con-
structed, and this new coal made from waste
anthracite will be mari ted in the spring.
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LOAN OFFICES.

rOHEEs LOAN OFFIOA, sorss a TIA ss.H
- sad NeS York arss.s, entrance on New -
York avenue. The most private loan ONCE ~
70 the city. Money loaned at the lowest rate J Il
d Interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Dislaonda,
aentlemenf Clothing, 6sfpets, and ID srticle: 8
value. All Foods kepS one year. 40
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RH GREEN d WILLIAMS, AuctIoaeer.
~ Ne. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON

THE ISLAND. Wv
- By virtue Of = d, ed Of trust dated September
o Ga Gsif RecSrd d. aoSE
p Vi. nPd II SaSo Of
SEsDii The sOtS day ., October: a Z D., ga Ia
numbered four HUNDRED and seventy One
CD, in the city Of ashnRton, d. c.. with eli the
Terms of sale: One half in cash; (of which $50
made in and = months after day p sals With % De
terest 81 ne rate Of ten Per cent per snnum and
fusee Terms Of sale to Be fully ce@psd pI w ifs
within six days after day Of sale, otherwise the
the risk and cost OF ist purchaser. All conyevsnc
IN at purchasers cost:
ocI-stavsds GREEN WILLIAMS, H1cH.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE g POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, November n, 1872, same hour
'P ot place By Orsf SE :, NE Wifi
DTHE AsovE SALE Is Pc STONED ON
trustee. '-'
now GREEN WILLIAMS Auct.
wHrS TEE aPoyE SALE I e POSTPONED until
and SoP Pises B'0rss Ks q ne TsTstss
YMATTTIEGLY WHEELER, Auctioneer.,
IL No. 'os 9Th street N. w., next to corner st.
TRqsTEgs' SALE BY AUCTION OF vALUA.
nTLt. WfrH FfXTU az AND IN c otF B BtuIH6
!NGS COMPLkTE: Situated AT THE COR
mmEhh " AND WATkR STREETS, POTO-
~ gIdsr and ty virtue 9f a deed Of trust to the
sdated Dec mber Is, $50, and recorded In Liber
No. 62, folio 42o. &C OF the land records for
Washington county, ID. o., we shall ofer for sale,
FRAY, November SOth, lisa, at 80 O'clock D,
H. al the property enumerated in the said deed Of
tust, being de scTibed as follows-all those pieces
OF parcels OF ground situate in the sa d city of
gfOr. known asio afada tbay
beted twelve tl2 fourteen (l4D, fifteen sJ, en-
tIo), enteen iJ, eighteen 49,, nineteen 19J and
twenty ~, in squsre numbered i've hundred and
tended to be conveyed being the north part tSeyeof
commencing Tor the same at the northwest corner OF
said lot, and rum Ing due east eighty 81 feet 70
an alley thence south along said alley thirty feet
line OF satc lot; ard theuce In northwestexly drec-
ton to the place Of beginning.
Ihe improvements are large stone marble steam
MIL, With al the machinery complete, seam en-
Ter stone. rip say, rubbing beds, i polishing
block, i drill press, steam heating apparatus
lbroushouti Also stone cutters shop, blac smith
This properly has wharf front on the Potomac
river Of shout eighty fee,
Terms OF sale: Eight Thousand and fifty dollars
with interest, AZ per cent. per Annum from Deem
Der Is, lS9, 70 day OF settlement, Ia cash, with
chase money IN 8, IL, Is and 81 months, with inter-
est 81 per cent. per snnum from day Of sale, se-
cured by deed OF trust en- the Pre- mises. Convey
st at Inrehsss5s cost deposit Of ESQ when
s s62N H T. HsAAFTT TEsskETY.} Trustees.
MATTINGLY WHEELER,
NIL eost6d lRep Auctioneers.
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RY VIM. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos, 500 and 902 PeHnsylyAnia ayepue
Dl CHI I'm q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,,
" Nc. 13Ol northwes corner Of 10Th and Dsts

d Nc. 1901 northwest corner of 10Th and Dsts.
REAL saEE Es9srE yA ~ , IN
s sTkskTs t BErw ~ ud rAfT AND 14rH
- ny virtue OF q deed Of trust, bearing date on
-cOrded in Liber No. $50, folio l34, one Of the
IsnG Ieco, DIS for ashnston county, In the Distrc
Of Columbia: and BY direction of the party secured
there by will sell at public auction IN front of the
pre- miSes, on tn asBAY, the I4th dsy Of Noveul-
Der, A. ID, lo72, at O'Clock p. all and singular
that certain piece or parcel of ground stua lling
arc being in The city Of Washington and District OF
lolumbia, and known and distinguished aud being
the east part Of Lot numbered twenty three, OBJ
N Square numbfred one thou and and forty seven
q O47l having sixteen 40 feet front, and having
depth OF one hundred ard two (lO2D feet and six I6
Inches more or less to thirty 1872 feet alley with
the Improvements thereon, consisting Of two story
Brick Dwelling house,
Terms: e-tbird cash: the balance in s and IL
months, with interest from day of sale, ured by
deed Of trust premises cold. 50 down at time of
sale. All convey ancirg at cost of purchaser. II
terms Of sale not piled with in i've days after
SAFE the trustee reserves the right resell the prop
eIty at the risk and cost II the deautng urchaser
JOHN H. PEAkE. Trustee.
noN5 eo6d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account Of the inclemency OF he weather, until
mOhDAY, November lSsh, 1872, same hour and
place. By order Of Trustee
nol5 GRKES WILLIAMS. Aucts
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