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Professional and Business Wen Of
GaCon, BFOsksyilIE 4 Sbaqua-
lax January, 1872
w N Connor. Sheriff.

= a. IA ~ Nttf " ~N'
d, Luyas Dep. Shells.
j.. EAJ McIIenry, Clerk of the
= chancerv court, and clerk Of the B.
S. Geo. c Brown, Deputy.
o TT White, circuit clerk.
n Jacob Faser, Mayor.
d Board AIdHrm9n-Mai rs Hos,
ford, Dir. IL A Miner, jacob llolberg,
( Finis Carlton.
+ Marshall J Spann.
:, Policeman-F NJ Cowan.
e Cameron, Methodist hinister,
T. r Ruff, Attorney at Law.
Jmnigan Il Rjycs, Ats at Law.
} } Beauchamp, com. merchant
and Atty at Law.
IL " Foote, Attorney At Law.
EDismukes,
! Ut Richardson, "
billiard & Jarnigan, Ats at law.
W B Cooper, atty at law.
Thos. Foote,
/ CONdn, u JUS
tiee of the Peace.
Geo. J Shipman, Justice of the
Peace;
Minor 4 Hill, Physicians & Sur.
0 Hondrick,
} Shelton,
Rev. } IL Back and W.fo, Teach,
ers.
Mrs. W r Poindcxter, Teacher.
h c Simonds,
Cowan 4 CO., Liyeryman.
Finis Carlton, Furniture Dealer,
cabinet maker & undertaken. Ass'ts,
- lIensh Nv and John Mmphcy.
Haaenstein & Bro, Timers and
hardware Dealers. Ass'ts, l. NJ
Holland, Oliver Edwards.
Il W Phillips, Staple Dry Goods
md Groceries. Ass'ts, Il McPeake,
Paul Horgan, d c Boyle, T II
Cheatham, Chss. Braunon, JAS.
Daily, Teamsler, Reuben Mathews.
+ Ncdekind, Tailor.
W Ward, Jeweber Sc.
Jacob Faser, GNnsmith. Asst, CT
Fascr.
Romanowski & Bro, bakers & con
.ectioners. Asst, Otto Romanowski,
John Freeman, John Baptist (coI.1
chief cook, Geo. Perkins, I'd cook.
W F Ferris, dry goods, groceries,
books and stationery, Asst, S S
Cunningham.
Jones & French, Druggists, ASST is,
L Bachelor, Edgar Ward.
Ch0s. Hotter, Jeweler
John a BeyiII, Hotel.
Al Foote, bar. Tender Joe Long
street.
Horny ~MassongaIe, barber. Ass'ts
Alb. Rhodes, Jim Grigsby.
IloIberg & Co., dry goods & gro.
"%eries. Assistants, S, Seelig, Chas.
Harden, Hill Nolan jeff AIigood.
Yates 4 Mmphey, Druggists.
NH' '' " ldiF"It'
Joiner 4 Cogbura, dry goods and
groceries. Ass'ts, W + Redwood,
P C0bijI, " G SeIIoek, W l. Coch-
ran, Warren Nelson, K S skinner
JAS. McQreeu, Teamstcr.
VIM TrimbIe Prof. skating rink.
Brooks x Owens, dry goods, ass,
John Patty
a Cline Hotel and Bar, assts.
Henry Bush (coD cook, walters
W leo. HT ~: Sol NossingaIe
- EI.ns + R ,Y'' avn i,'N",
.,aaan;.. 800, y -, 7''"N "''q
l. All 4til i,9' 49, -, VIZ Mgi1e,la01, =
''N','ag'' 'IS IIoo'em"'', IL Il
'' r $lnvanG GVs" Sr1l,o 49,
nakar as. 'I,'".o ",'o "'ueS
49, an 49, - ""erS
]. on"3.9No os.E,. pro aTy Goo'S ana
Re,rd q p p. nna,., ''',r''.'' ~
I.s,o ~, s'''0'o"' lo"ih .
''1'I D+ ~
Gord, Photographic &c
" Hunter Il Co., dry goods.
ass'ts, } + Tarrant, T B Ferris.
NJ b Edwards, furniture dealer &
undertaken. Asst, Tommy Will
li9ms
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

COTTON FACTOR & cow
CHANT-J S. oopes, a ~ WV
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BOYS q C%HllDREySr 7,
B. T. Walsho il0CugsI st u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

Why does a Russian seldom
have a full name? Because the
end Of it is usually "of."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

~ urged u aI. the departments 0
the State government, bat tie STA
ries # de Il ovs named cdi al
p should btsl1icienHy large to secur,
p the best legal talent.
! A bal pas Do pay Registrars
Managers and Clerks Of the lat.
election ; also, a Till making an mp
preparation to dgtray the expense.
. fcantested election cases.
The Lfaisr is determined not t.
appear di,heartened by Its deCcatiI
+. The election Of State Printer, anC
kecpsa "stif upper lip" The pro
p]rietors announce that its pubIica
ion will be continued, as a true eX.
ponent of Republican principles
regardless of pubIic patronage. The
party ought to rejoice over the pos.
session Of such a disintsresltd adj.
herent.[ + Meridian Gazette.
JACKSON, Jan. It.
4 resolution WAS introduced to.
lay to inquire into the cause Of de,
lay in completing the Lunatic Asy-
'um.
1t is understood that the contrac-
tors are unable to get through and
the buildings are not near completed
Bills were introduced to eXtmnt
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JACKSON. Inn 22d-

The Dist, Attorney, jacobson,
says no Meridian cases can be tried
this week and probably not for two
weeks There are over one hnn.
dred criminal cases to be tried or
continued, before the Meridian cases
can come on~[-Gazette.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

GS5" just Received, Garden Seeds, from
D. Landreth & Son, Yates & Murphy.
Jan20-1t
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Geo. &. billiard. II. +. .Jarnaoin .Jr
DlLLARD & JARNAGIN,
Attorneys at Law,
AIthN# MIGC

WILL practice in all the courts of the
w IN judicial District and 18th chance
rV District. Particular attention ven 10
the collection Of claims &c.
&5" Office upstairs in Courthouse, north
''uc' OFT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

CANDY M~ANUFACTrmsI
stoam) Miller & Dielmsn 5 "a
California Wines. NJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

TnE JAPANESE ENBAssY.-Thc
steamer America, from China and
Japan, arrived at San Francisco,
January 10, three days ahead OF
time, with the Imperial japanese
Embassy. consisting Of Iwakura
SiIiwakura, Prime Minister Of Japan,
coming as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PIeuipotentiary to the
treaty powers; KIDD, member ofhis
Imperial Maiost}'s Privy Council,
and assistant Ambassador Akabo,
Chief Minister |ottinancc, and assis.
tant Ambassador; ltzc, assistant
Minister OF public works, and Am.
bassador OF the second rank Hama
Gueni, assistant minister of foreign
affairs, and Ambassador Of second
rank. The steamer smagnifcentIv
decorated, with bunting flying and
the japanese imperial banner at the
fore. The batteries OF AIcatraz
fired a grand salute on her entry,
and a committed of officials went TO
receive them at the wharf. The five
Japanese Princesses go to Vassar
College, The Jabanese Embassy,
lOj persons, leave San Francisco in
eight or ten days, for New York, ac-
companied by the Hon. Chas. L. De-
Long, American Minister to Japan,
and Hon. {. W. Brooke, japanese
Consul Resident.
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S,nith unlt Cnitnn Meirhor.

DEPOT.
Smith Holt, Cotton Weighor.
FM Cowan.
Mai Hostord Superintendent Miss.
Div. M so L II, Nat Osborn and
Il NJ Nascly, asst. W W Polk, Chief
Telegraph Operator, Peter Garner
and Frank Lee, ass'ts.
B $ Herring, mqster MH"hinist,
BJAlien Station agent, W l
Chcars asst.
Geo Johnson, Grist mill, Cotton
Gin, and Press, asst, r Grace.
Holberg n Co. Dry Goods, Gro.
ceries and Lumber Yard, assists,
Louis HoIberg, Lucien Logan.
TT Stovall, Hotel;
Dig Farmer, Bar and lumber
Yard assts, Scott Farmer and Jos.
Echols.
wv Sanders, Dry Goods and
Groceries, ass'ts B J Warner Geo.
CulyerhouSe.
SHUQUALAK:
Num- & Anderson, Dry Goods &
Groceries. Assistants, d. McGraw,
VIM. Clark.
Haynie A. Dunlap, Confectionery,
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~camels,
which means the
aad NatVd oga' the bar.
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J%A0ks0N, Miss, Jan. %.
Tie Bar of Vicksburg presented
a pro'e t. to-day, against the reduc-
non OF the salaries of Judges and
Choneellors. Retrenchmcnt IN a
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That the Secretary of the rreasury be suthor--
q Wi VII i PARKER, 1nissd States Esr:hsI for
the eastern district OF axas. to allow eish. hun
money ssd y ssS .ats1 ssas
psnses q Thomas q. pu,sl. Judge q the we..e-.
Unisd state. circuit and district court st Galveston
and at Brownsville, IN Texas. under the dirse-
hereby are authofiz = and required, in the settle
WerI mem and %scR.ics Employed Sy or On sshaif
o. The Governments e the United States, between
the d.s Of the &C. eonsitu1ios eisSs
hours day !. work for all such laborets, workman,
and mechanics, and the nineteenth day OF MAJ,
eishteen hundred and sixty nine. the date q the
alton Of tes President eoneernins sch Fay
account Of IedsctiOn OF hours of labor By saia act
II shs De sae 20 sPrssr sns and sneSs
sum for said purpose is hereby agpropriassd out OF
any money in tbs treasury not otherwise sPpropri-
sYc. 3. Ths. all persons bern in the district OF
and .rSec, no TIE inri.aie,on Of The United states
81 this time. ciIsps OF the United States in the
ssme manner as ~ born elsewhere In the United
SEC. g. Tha,,he appropriation for building pier
al Loves, Delaware. contained in -ections twel
and thirte, y tae act approved July fifteen, eigh
tesI bur disd ard seventy, entitled - An act makng
Ine1, for the yesr ending June thirty. eighteen
srs az Is beTebT eopti1Id pni nns
tbirIy, eighteen hundred and seventy three.
he hereby authorized and directed to pay to the
lawful owners their legal repr ssent attves OF all
cotton seized after he tbrtieth day of june eigh
teen bsrdred and sixty hye, by the agents OF the
gcvsInm- ut unlswFuly and in violation of their in
structcns the net proceeds ithort interest of the
sales Of said elton actually raid into the treasury
Of the Unit.d States: Pyoridssi, That the receipt
thereof shall be taken and eived in full satisfac
tic of all claims against the Unite States for on
account Of he seizure Of sail cotton and sucieat
sum for such ment Is hereby appropriated Of
any roney in the treasury not otherwise appropri-
sted: Ard Proridsd further, That the fore going PRO
visions shall not apply to any claim now pending
before the Court of Claims, nor to any claim no;
fled In the Treasury Depsrtme Mt hin six months
after the passage of this ard the sum of twenty
thousand liars Is hereb5 appropriated for the pay
ment Of che necessary expenses of defending the
United states in peet tn claims for said
to be expe 6ed under the direction Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. IApproved, May Is, 1872.
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DIED..

CHASE. On the 18th inst. ELLA. aged Is days,
infant daughter Of Henry and Ella Chase.
ROLAND. On the 18th inst, MICHAEL, aged .
mouths and days, son OF Anthony Boland.
The funeral win take place at O'Clock on Sunday,
from No. al 81 street northwest.
HnUGHTOH. At 4 O'Clock q m, June 2sth,
LEoNABD CHARLES HOUGHTON youngest son
OF Reward II. and Josepha III. Houshton, aged
months and 4eays.
PJNKNEY. On the 9th instant, WILLIAM
PlNkNEY, aged IL years. 5 mouths and days.
Dearest v lille, thou has left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits Gcd that hath bereft US,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Funeral will take place from the residence of
Robert Adams, street, be ween Sth and 9th N Il. :,
Sunday, at 3 O'Clock.
WALLACE. On the morning Of the 10th of June,
WILLIE B., infant son OF John 4. and Emma w al
lace. sged l5 montks and days.
The funeral will take place t. morrow Sunday
afternoon. at 4 O'Clock from the residence of his
PARENTS. No. TIA West greet. Georgetown, ID. @. =
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pRoPosALs FoR pIAD,LkTTER EKyEL-
Posi-. OFFICE pEPARrNrvr, I

-OFElCk DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON. ID. C.. June n, lSr2
Sealed Proposals viii be received az this Depart-
melt until JULY 20, lisa, at IL O'Clock m , for
turnishlrg. during a period Of two years clmmenc-
ing On the l0th day Of August lS72, Envelopes, Z,
DC USED Tor returning dead letters to writers,
1be envelopes must be hand eunmed, and equal
N Scalty OF paper and manufacture Go the sample
selected BY the Department, and have such printing
upor them as the Postmaster General maT di-ecf
They must be delivered In sEoh Quantities aud al
such lines as may Be required At ths Post Office
Department In Washington, u. C., IN good order,
Tree Of cost for Paot Ing and tran az the
rste OF about ltS eco per month, the annual supply
beng estimated al Z U0J 400 "a, r. OF isss1
SpecimeLs % the Envelopes for which proposals
are invited, and blank forms Tor DrcP7sklf may he
had on pcasien TO the Thin Assistant P0ssInas-
ter General.
No proposals viii be considered unless acconpa-
rltd % sufcien, and satisfactory guarantee: ard
the Postmaster Gsrersl reserves The right Il relet
ahy sna All lids * IN his 3adgmeut the Interests Of
Bonds. with approx I'd and sufficient suretiss in
ths sun Of S24GeO viii be required for the faith
ful pelforraEce 81 the contract, according 10 the
kfOislcus 81 the seventeenth section 81 the act %
congress approved the 18th OF August, lSs2, and
payment uncer said contract VIII b made uarttr-
~ sfffr q proper adyustnleu ut Of accounts
The PosfmeFter General reserves o. himself che
right 20 snrfnl the contract IL In his Judgment
there shall be a failure e. perform faithfully any
otits siPnlatons or in case Of yliifal attempt
sample.
Under the Law No transfer Of this contract can lie
made.
Bids should be securely enyelOped and sealed,
mark d " Proposals for Dead Letter Envelopes"
aid addressed e. the Third Assistant Postmaster
GeEsTsl,f Post oface D. partme1t, washngton, d q.
JOHN A. j. CRESN I'LL,
jeS2 colin Postmaster General.
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RY MATTINGLY WHEELER
- huctioneers and Brokers,
Ne. sos 9th street W., next corner Of street
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hkAL ESTATE In THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, DISTRICT OF Cnr,UMRIA

a.
a Under and by virtue of adecree of the Supreme
II Court OF the District of Solumbia, passed in
Equity cause No 2,592, Doc ket IL, wherein john
Van Riswick is plainant and Joseph r. Brown
tee, Will sell in front Of the premises at public snc
ton, to the highest bidder. on TUESDAY, the ID
dag Of July. A. ID. 1872, at O'Clock D. m, all those
certain pieces or psrcels Of ground in the city Of
plat OF said city as Lot numbered nineteen (I9l aAd
the wet thrfyseven 81 feet nine (a inches OF Lot
numbered twenty ODD, in Square numbered twenty
eight t2oD: Beginning for the same street north
running Ence eastwardly with the line of said
street north ninetyt three 1881 feet six (6l inches
thence south one hundred and twenty four l2i feet
eevsp ~ inches TO pnblic alley; thence west with
inc to the southwest of said lot nineteen
M tnence north with the west line Of said lot nine
teen tlsl one h1ndred and twenty-four (l2D feet
eleven (l) inches to the point of beginning being
the whole OF said lot numbered aeteen 49, and the
west thHiy seven 5l fet nine e inches Of said lot
numbered twenty COZ, in said square numbered
twenty eight 81, improved by handsome modern
built three story Brick Dwelling House and out
buildings.
Terms Of sale: One third sf the purchase money
TO be paid In cash. balance in two equal instruments
sale, TO be secured by the promissory notes of the
purchaser or purchasers bearing interest the rate
81 ten per centum per an1um from the day OF sale
AND by deed or deeds OF trust on the property.
convey ancng and STAN Of the purchaser or
purchasers. deposit of sac will be required At
the time OF sale. III the purchaser or purchasers
snail iali 70 comply with the terms Of sale within
70 resell said property at the risk and of such
oelanling purchaser CT rurc hasers, after first Civ
ing ave days notice OF snch resale by daily adyer-
TALLNADGE A. LAMBERT, Trustee
MATTIEGLY WHEELER,
leil-s m.Sds Auctioueers
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EVENING STAR.
virginia News

The Ioudoun Mirror says: LAST week the
wheat harvest in this county was pretty gen
orally commenced, and in all quarters the crop
epoken of as promising much better than was
generally supposed, while the quality Of the
grain Is pronounced very tine. The yield, how
ever, is by no means large one, though we
hear Of some fields that II IL thought will pro-
due from 20 10 . bushels 10 the acre"
The Richmond News SAYS: ''The James riv n
is lover at this particular time than IL hes been
AZ this season Of the year before in the mem ory
Of anv nan now living. In many places In the
falls the stream car he crossed almost by step
IirE from rock to rock. The water now in the
river coming mostly as IL does from springs, is
as cIesT and lmpid a. water can be.
V. H Marshall purser of the James river
. steamboat Eliza Hancox, indicted for embez-
ziiIg the cOmpany's funds, was found guilty in
the hastings court Of Richmond, Monday. Term
of confinement in the penitentisry hxed at three
year. Application Tor a new trial was made.
This Is now usual IN all criminal trials where
the prisoner is found guilty.
NEW MOVEMENT IN THE GROCERY TRADE.
A new pan OF dealing Is being introduced into
the retail grocery trade in England 10 induce
cash payments for groceries, and also 70 make
rev tuStoners, and IL said 10 be decided sue
GUS. IL is styled the "bonus system for cash
HSy NC hts fer groceries" and consists in allow
ing tCTus Of ~ per cent. payable at the END
Of each ~ months, or al purchases made during
thai time. At the time OF each cash purchase
metal check IA given showing the amount or the
purchase. These are preserved oy the buyer,
end VIXEN the time of redemption srrives-twtce
yesT-the cheeks show the amount on which
the LolGer is entitled to 2H per cent, and ispaid
in goods. The firm originating this innovation
make their first serni-annual redemption on the
14th Of this month, and state that IL has proved
y great success. Many OF their customers who
hitherto had been taking credit for periods Of
enc TO three months now willingly pay cash, and
their trade has been greatly increased at the
sane time. The success of this firm has induced
rnany others to adopt the same plan.-Ameriean
Greer.
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/ United STATES aaRsH1Ly s1Li.

In virtue q writ OF nesi faciss issued from the
CLERKS once OF the Supreme Vourt Of the District
Of Colombia, and 10 directed, wfllseil at pub
Zig sale, for eash, IN front o. the Court House door
July, l13, 1T O'Clock m the following described
property 20 wit viz The north half Of square south
o., together with all and singular tbs improve
ments thereon, seixed and levied upon - the
satisfy EXECUTION No. 5o4. Drury 4 CLARK We
Christisn MAisak, Patrick bownsyr and IA. g
isa.dsds ALEX. SHARP. .. .. Marshal. D. o.
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pRoPosALs F0R FUEL.

-
OFFICE OF SUIT AND Disturbing OFrrcER.l
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 8, ls72 4
seaisd Proposals will be Ieceiyet AZ this once
Until IL CLOCK m, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
Of July ls2 for furnishing uel for the Post Once
Department, as follows:
Fer the delivery and storage ~ $50 tens "a 40
louncsl Of the best quality Of Baltimore Company
White Ash Anthracite Furnace Goal.
For the delivery and storage of 50 toas ls,20
pounds best quality Of Baltimore Com psny White
Ash Anthracite, esq size, for crates.
free from slate.
Also. rs cords Of the best Oak Wood, well seas
cned and sound; and 30 cords of well seasoned best
Boxers Pine.
The above 20 be inspected, weighed, and measured
by the inspector appointed under act OF Congress %
july IL. $50.
Average samples Of genuine Baltimore Company
White Ash Anfhrscite Coal must accompany each
hid.
Bids for the different articles win be consEdere4
separately, and the Department reserves che right
reject all any portion OF the bids received IN
deemed FOR the interest Of the Government so 90 do
Good security wiz be required for the faithful
performance Of the contract.
q. ID. CHENOwITH.
Superintendent aud Disbursing Oftcer,
Ie6-eotd Post Once Department.
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pALTIMORE q OHIO RNLROAO

Trains between WASHING
TON and BALTIMORE aud kSff r.
WASHINGTON AND
WEST are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
and fSo sss9 500, 4 re
PIE
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
Leave daily, Except Sunday, at 5:1J, 6:45 and
81 . . m: 10 aad ia D. m.
hor principal Way stations, Bladeusburs, belt,.
wig, htnEei Anna coils Junction and Relay, leave
a. p 10. o:ao and Els q. m, and 90, 8: 90 and
y W stops st Annapolis Junction and Relay ONLY
week. Ae ~
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Al oa q. m. and I: 10 D. IN. Nc train 10 m
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave ~ SUI q. and 3 90, ga q and =. a n A.
BOB WAY STATIONS
Leave At 200 q. m. aud 90 and T:45pm
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
AZ aaiiy except Saturday and sunday. a; 81
On sat1rdaH AZ sea IS 1,o so5 sS fs 40 p m;
On sunday at 500 and AS D. m oniy oon1ec4
tlf 81 Relay station with trains from Batimore fo
"Feeing, Psrkersburg, Pittsburg, &c
EoS osrssburg, and points between Relay Hopse
snd strasbRrs, leave at 800 D. m, Connecting Al
f nelsS House with strasburs and Winchester 90.
Through tickets to the West can be hss at the
the day. 80 OIL nouis AZ
For New York, PhfiadeIphi. and Boston sss "A
yertisemert Of Through Line. ~ ~
- u: WILSON, Master OF TRANSFORMATION
~ 40. ~
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
~ Northwest corner 10th and streets
TRGSTEES SALE OrvALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE No. 65j, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS

n
~ Northwest corner 10th and d streets
TBTsTEEs SALE 0r.vALUABLE PROPERTY
d ~ HSSS1EAARE No. e75, NEAR ST.. AI6YsI1s
~ By virtue of deed of trust, dated Decem.
LII mo No. p e O. and s4y .sspTdsd
for Washington county. D. @, and by direction 81
the party seeured thereby, will sen, ct public
an b f5qnd of shs nj
a9DbeIed lss 1874 ls5, 1856 lg 49, 49, 100. si, and
eered 67s, in the city Of Washington, with all The
TO former deed of trust. statement Of Which viii
be exhibited at the sale.
cash, the amount Of indebtedness secured, 81 200,
with interest from December II, 1871, aud the ex
The deferred payments to be made in three and SIX
months with interest from day Of sale and secured
be oomped with Within Six 'R days alter
sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
after one weeks noties All conveys
arcins and stamps at PgWTGMass e e soss
jeas.staw2w&ds GREEN RIsL Lam II Rusts
Rf CoLDwELL & KING, AnctiOneers,
~ o. Ne; 40 Eleventh street,
cH aaF IN M sAEE a FRAME HOUSE
ANDDUNBABTON. in dEoRGET0WS, d. C. G..
- ~ virtue n Of decree e the Supreme Court
cause No lS Docket TO- tRoes sssa uo o. vs. PP at
PyR. de- Mss 5a1 a :h
Lot in Homead addition s@s
y. g. except that part thereof which was hereto
lore conveyed by Charles Stewart to William Stall
bags the part 50 conveyed 70 the said stsinss
inches upon Monroe street; and the part 70 be sold
under the said decree fronting about Is feet on the
sad Monroe street and running back the depth of
the lot, and improved by two-story Frame House.
Terms One third of the purcha in cash; balanc e
In three eqnal instruments, at respectively 8, Il,
and Is months from the day OF sale, with sir per
cent. interest, to be secured by the purchasers
sotes. Deed given and deed of trust taken rati.
fcation of sale. Stamps and conveyancing at pur.
chaser Q cost deposit OF S25 on day of sale
REGINALD FEhDALL, Trustee.
Je26-d" COLDWELL Il KING, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK 0WELLING, No. 2OS 1rH ST.
BETWEEN AID SITS. SOUTHEAST.
- y virtue Of deed Of trust TO me, dated Sep
ri tembef -, 1871. and duly recorded In Liber No
6sS, folio 4ol, one Of the land records Of Wash.
ington, D. c., viii sell at public auction, in front
Of the premiees, to the Highest bidder, on TU rs.
DAY, July Q, iR3, e o'clock ,. m, Lots sixteen
and seventeen, in Prouts subdivision Of sSuare
BEGINNING ct point one hundred and eight feet
three ineh south from the point Of Intersection of
porth forty feet TO An aley thence hundred
and nipeteen feet 70 an alley ten feet two inches
wide; along said alley south forty feet thence
west alene the dividing line Of lots ftesn and six
teen one hundred and nineteen feet 70 the place OF
Terms viii DO made known on the day Of sale
stamps And convey eDcine q the cost Of the pur-
Chaser. Sl0o down when the property 10 struck on
In case the terms ara mot CON Dlied with within
seven days after the SALE the property will be resod
- d. L. BAf0N. Trustee