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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

The German Republicans held meeting last
night at Gerhardps, 4. PARDON In the chair
and IA. Eioh8ltz, secretary. Resolutions were
passed indorsinE the nomination Of John W.
Mcknight for the House Of Delegates; AFTER
which tho meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

A meeting Of tho voters OF the Sixteenth
district was called last evening ct 0erhArdt's
for the purpose OF organizing a Greeley and
Brown club, but no voters appeared, and cOnBo-
auently no meeting was held, ~
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THE COURTS.


SPBOIALTHRM-Judqeh Misunderstanding court
was Engaged as follow yesterday:
Barker vs.. Gilbert Order OverrullnK motion,
Cooley vs. Barbour. Order substituting ad.
minlstratrlN as plaintiff.
Lyon VS.. Brett. Order for FoIale Of property
and Of reference 10 auditor.
Cochran vs. CLARK. Order approving appeal
Dant vs.. DAnt. Decree OF divorce from tho
bond Of mAtrimOny.
Wilson W. Barber, Decree appointing Geo.
Barber trustee TO sell.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
pRorosAIs ron FLOUR.

PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR.
HnADquARTEnH DEPARTMENT or TN Patel
OFFloH UHtnF OoNMtssART OF SUBsisrHNuE, \
OMAHA, hEB,, jane n, t67a }
healed proposals., In duplloate, with Euarhntoe
signed ~ two persons Of Known responsibtlitf, not
bddegrl viii be received By the citing Cominlssary
~ huhaislenoF, ~ the new military post Beaver
Qity, v, T., until n O'Clock Z. ~. On THURSDAY,
ne vt Of August 1874 Tor fgrnshluE Flour delivered
~ the post In good single sacks IN such quaint.
ties a. maj be FROM tins 70 time required for tho use
Of The gstrlson, Tor nlno p such less time
A1Inbe Upmmiasay General Of Hdhslstsnca mar d..
rpglsuorh nenolnH on tha I, 4 Of October, t91a
sample q not lsa than ten Clgl pounds, labelled
posal, and be referred 70 therein.
Prege.as should b lndolssd Proposals Tor rlopr.g
70 whom application should be made for further In
fnLmauon A. 70 oonditiona psymsnta, &c.
j. W.RARRIuHR
~ BvE BrlR. Gen, q. o. T.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
PROFGaaah, . A. E Al IRssEER9yls9a EgE YnAt

'N' Me- 9F TIKI t bsESSLSRes R RiiIT ShAN'
UNfrED STATES EnaNEER'a OFTfcH,l
No lNO OHEsrsUr hTREEr, J
PHtLADEtPHIA, "a, july 6, U7l
Sealed proposals, In duplicate made on forms sup.
piled from this once, with copy n this Advertise.
meat attached 70 each, will be received this oos
unul O'Clock p, N, Thursday August 8. ts79,
ieF remoTinn " dredginG, from the channel Of the
DeaWAre riveF, booW 1rentdu, near PeriWtR island,
htonea or loose material
forna, spto.hoatous, Az, will be supplied from thla
10 Lieut. ooIoS:l q hssIn.s,.
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Furnishing Goods.
oTE SS5 q SgHE59 Bg On; AsP oReusDs,l

OTIIoH or PUBLIC BuuDnas AHD GHou1gpsJ
COR nm. AVE. AND TWENTY. I1n4T 81,
. WAgnfNdrOH, ID. o., July rs, t871. \
Sealed proposals. Nllibe received b. The undeftaaSd
until u M on the 18th Of August le2 10 furnlSh lhis
he dsllyoTed In such quantities and Al such places a
tained on application AZ thla once ~ - " W.
rue HEht g reject any Pr Az bids or 10 accept apy
WITH the Treasurer Of the United States Inc sum oi
SS-i,sot /, ls,,dd o. iAlthf9l RsrtqIWAngs ei the
Asi9I p inElneoru U, B. A. in charge Of Public
panuAnA"s0 ills
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

DRoPosALS EOR ADDITIONAL DRHDgING
L AT QUkENSTOWN, MARYLAND, FROM
UHESTEh RIVER 10 QUEENSTOWN.
UHtrEp hrATEH kNBtrEEn UFFICE,
Third SrOuY UHt0H hank HutLJtN0,
fArErrE, NEAR UHARLnH srRHET,
BALTIMORE, Nh, July Is, hTl
PropOsals, to be aeLod, 10 duplicate, lndoTsod on
outside, and accompanied hy copy Ihii sdvsFtlss-
ment WI be rrcslyed until RON 81 Angisl ". isla
a. such bidder = MAJ visit o. be Pr-s-ui. ,
The N AtsTtAl Il easily removed. rhvts 10 Tock,
Tue ohannnl IL not 10 oIuped about eight est Depth
At mean low water, The roality Il sholi erred
hDeoih cations, forms Of proposal, aud Any iealFed
ini9rma ton TO bs bad on appeaiion At this oirs.
The RE hi 10 reject any bid !, re-s we'd.
WA. r. CRAlElitLI,
Bla Major Of Engineers U. s. A.
" OF BACON hUUk,
UETID Stairs kEGNEER OTIICE,I
No. Z PUBLIC LANDtFu. \
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July I, ib11
bealId prupoaals IN duplicate. will be received ~
this once unul O'Clock, y, m, on hOhDAY, the 9Th
day Of huEus', ls79, for tho removal Of the BAG, n
Specifications and printed forms for proposals will
WIN. Y, MERRILL,
~ Major HnGinOoT and BTsyst O0lonel.
= u A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

This soml.mllitaTy temperance organization,
composed Of Catholic young men, has elected
the following officers: james Mcintosh, captain
and president; Charles MCCARTHY, first vice
president and hrBt lieutenanti J. =. Ward, sec
und vice president and second lieutenant; James
geanti Charles MoKennh, third sergeant; ThoG
Foley, fourth sergeant; John Doyle, treasurer,
Charles Mccarthy, financial secretary.
At ametting Of the G yards held last night at
Carroll hall, they were drilled by Major J. T.
Mallet, who has manifested much interest IN the
organization, which, although but recently
formed, already numbers thirty members,
handsome uniform OF grey has been adopted
and on the occasion Of their hrst parade, which
VIII soon take place, they will no doubt make an
attractive display.
At the meeting last night Messrs. r. McNer.
hany, George Savage and b. J. O'DTiscol were
elected honorary membera
Tho next meeting will DO held on Monday
evening the 5th Of August, at Carroll hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

DhatNhtAs
A meeting Of the Tenth District Republican
Club was held last night at German Hall, j, A.
Jennlier In the chair, and A. q. Mason, seoro.
thry,
The Chair stated the object To be the selection
Of campaign and finance committees for the
coming campaign work.
On motion, a campaign committee Of nine
was appointed, as follows Samuel Huntress
James Lacey, Patrick Curtin, !. II. Davidson,
Richard Weeden, A. Il. Burns, William MIIIs
Adam ueib, and Charles Hurdle.
finance committee was also appointed, as
iohoWsl DIR. Alfred Thomas, william Kennedy,
A. q. Mason, Adam Geib, and James MoOAnn.
James Hudson nominated Mr.. Matthew
Trimblo as suitable candidate to be supported
At the primary election, toll be heldnext Wedbes-
day, Tor delegate 10 the lower house.
The nomination was unanimously IndOFsel
Mr.. Trimble, who was present, came forward.
and In brief remarks thanked the club and
promised 10 do all 10 his power 10 sustain the
party and carry out the Wishes Of his constit.
uouts.
Spirited remarks were made by Messrs. A. q,
Mason, DR.. Thomas, and Hon. Arthur Shepherd
paving high compliment 10 the candidate a. 4
young gentleman Of honesty and Integrity, and
urging that the full vote Of the district DO pOled
at the primary election on wednesday.
Tho meeting then adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

HNGnEER'a OEEICE, llTu L. H. DIETHICT,l
DETRoII, hIUlt, July n, lisa. I
PlpPnsas WI be received II t"is odice until D. IN.
St.,t, ~ n ~ ~ up ~ apuEusg iS.s, LOT NE
Room and kosPer's Dwelling, with covered way, cou
nootnE them ALL Of brok aud Iron ethsF with ont.
houses etc., A. Grosss Point (ETAnstSnl, Ill All in.
Formation viii be furnished upou Application 10 the
undsisisned, either In person or By natl
Major Of Epginsors, Bvt Big Gen, u. g. a., FnsI
neeT Nth IA II. District iJIT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30


Through the untlring efforts OF the Hon. S. q =.
Brown the Board Of Public Works are making
several substantial improvements in UnlontOwn.
They are ably carried out by Joseph s. Worth
iBgton, esg. A few croakers obstinAtely pro-
tested against any changes being made In the
disgracel0l ruts and mud holes existing Tor over
twenty years, but the more enterprising and pro-
gressive citizens finally prevailed. Hon. a. X,
shepherd and General Chipman visited the
village last week and saw tho Importance Of Ila
participating In the comprehensive system Of
improvements going on throughout the District.
strong effort Is being made TO have Mr..
Brown change his determination Of declining
another term. The friends Of edHcation and
local improvements, Independent OF political
Atiintlons, will support him 10 = unit a. his un-
selnsh, liberal and generous representation Of
the interests Of all parties have rendered II I'M
possible to dispense with his valuable services.
The new school commissioner IL giving great
satisfaction. He brings t0the position rare lndus-
Try, zeal, and integrity, and both parents and
teachers congratulate tho Governor on his wise
selection 10 this appointment
Real estate Il rapidly advancing. Mr. Worth.
ington sold lot containing hardly i've acres
last week for g. 900 cash. Lots costing elOO each
two years ago readily command one hundred per
cent premium on account Of the improvements
now progressing. The purchaser Of tho hay
scales for 800 has since refused double the
money for his speculation.
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RT GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID cts

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKUPEhT1 AT AUOrI0N.-3-story BRIOk
BhELLING HOUSE, on 81 street q ,st, between
and SITS. north, being secoEd house from north
end OF Q row OF ten houses; lot having a front of
- feet inches, and depth of lis feet, to an alley
- BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust to the under
Es signed, one dated October 4th ISL rscorde 10
Liber 663, folio 49, of the land records Of Wash
iDeton county, ID o., and the other dated October
ISL, recorded in Liber 665 folio 80 Of the same
land records and by direction Of the holder of the
uon, on the premises, on THU RID AY, September
iyib 1879, at O'Clock p. m all that piece par
eel Of ground situated in Washington city, District
Of Columbia. ard known aud described as lot L. In
Chester and yunkins subdivision Of origin al lots 81
70, 80 and 81, in square 725
Terms of sale: $4,000 cash; balance in one and two
years secured by deeds Of trust the property and
NJ ties bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent
per snnum from day Of sale. payable semi annually
Se.o down when the property is struck GO Stamps
and conveyancinG at purchasers cost If the terms
o. sale are not complied with within seven days from
the SALE the Trustees t. right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defaultns
chaser. GEORGE EARLE, (.
p. A. DARNEILLE,{ trustees
sey GREEN VILLA Ms, Aucts
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DID.

CEl Y On the '2;h instant. Al sAura1dales Va,
Mr. "a NJ 'i.j y aged = years, formerly If tins
CItg and rtaCt Of the late Tb,mss CruX.
FIIISf .ALp. Oh the 18th instant A. o'clock
7 ~ EAN ID EIILGE l.ALD, IS Cd l9 years and
months.
IL Relatives su6 friends ar respectfully invited
g. attend gee funeral iron h's late residence lst
street ss-f IsrVt,n q srd III streets north on to-
VI f' -ffy - he Eth Instant. O'Clock D.
m IT, sod Virgins society Of St Aloysius
church are requested 70 attend the funeral in
lyfy
QUEEN. Or the Ssh instant, LOCISA NJ
GtELN =. = itr OF TEeo. Queen, aged IS years. May
-. rect 30 I-a-e- amer.
TIE T--tve- and friends e th- family are res pact
fEly invited o. attr Ii her fo eral from her late resi-
G. sgH. n. I:3 ly.L street, Tuesday afternoon at
Z clock
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DBOPOsALs FOE READsTONEs FoR ma.
TIohAL MILITARY CEMEfE RIE5.
~ I'M
cp~vp.1 nrrrr

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, u. c.. August /, l72.t
Proposals are Invited for marking the graves in
the national cemeteries required By Law, TO be
addressed to the Qusrtsrmsster General, Washing
Proposals should state the price for each head
stone, rly inscribed and set ~ the head Of the
grave in each national military Cemetery.
Bids may he for the hole work OF ali the csune-e-
res or tor that OF several cries in district or
for = single cemetery.
The bonds required will be. ip amount, twenty IN,
per cent. of the whole amount of each Contract
All proposals recsiy ed by the QnartermAster Gen
er,,l Will be opened on the 18th DAY OF OcToPes
1871. noon, At the Office Of the Quar.errns-ter o.
ersl, Washington ID. O.. in presence of bidders. ans
contracts will be awarded 20 the lowest responsible
bidders as SON ss comparison Of the sam ele. am
prices can be completed, provided the sam ples are
ceemed suitable by the secretafy Of War
All samples should be distinctly marked in ordor 70
prevent mistakes. ' ~@N' -
Lists OF the cemeteries, with the number Of graves
10 each, together with full infnrmafin a. 10 coDdf
mons &c, win he furnished on appli
Washington, II. @.
. Enveio pes, containing proposals, 20 be iB5orsee
Proposals Tor head-toues Tor national military
eefneteries." and addressed 10 the QuartermasteF
GENERAL. v Washington. n. @. NJ. c. NEfGs,
oesrtermaster General, Breyef MAJOR General. u d.
:. A. ivsi -saf
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DRCPosALs FOB COAL
TREAsp-S DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAvING AND PRINTING,

TREASN>S DEPARTMENT. J
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, ,
August 2sth, lS2.l
SeSled Proposals will be received at this Office
mt 10 O'Clock a. N on SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of September. lS72 for furnishing Right Hundred
loiJi Tons Of Run Of Mine georges Greek Gambler
land Coal, C. be delivered such times and places
ana 10 such Quantities, may be required and sub
l-ct t. thu conditions required by act OF CONFESS
proved July ii, ls0 viz: That such coal shall weigh
1241 pounds 20 the ton. AID 81 all bee inspected aGi
weighed, and the quantity Of each 10 a certified At
tie time 81 delivery by the person appointed aad
uuAned under the act for that aud IA ths
prescribed Zee Of - cents trr eacn ton inspected,
weighed ard delivered shall b. paid by the cOntrsc-
tor.
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
IRON the 2oth Of September, 49,, tue Deeartme ut
res'rviDg the right 70 reject all any portion Of
the bids offered.
No proposals will he enter~>zsned unless accompa-
MED ty satisfactory evidence Of ability fulfil ths
Contract, VIII any payms nt be made without the
certificate ~ the iHs pector that tie Coal furnished
Il such az the contract calls Tor.
Proposals should be addressed and sent 20 the
offl.e at GEO MCgARTEE,
Chief Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
aug eotd Treasury Department.
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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT FFIOE.-Au .e,
A. sons %, wishing to employ Reliable Servants Vii
It,. between and B sts., where their orders win b
% ou W, nLea- tsh1I-iy~
f. ;yueTH PAYS FAIR PRICES for Ladies
~. tents, sad Chidre,s second hand CLOTH
s..s .e--Nt, hs.wsen sss .ld in rtr ss.s Not.
Ogoo1 Dee0Del Asosaosa % sass.us
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURES OFFICE, HOWARD UNIVER
Il SITG,
WASHING TEX, ID. c, Sept. u, 1872
ecaled Proposals Will be received by the EHeCu-
tive comm ittce of Howard University until 40
Ocl"ck "A. m SEPTEMBER IL. ls72, for the purchase
Of the two ~ rows OF Houses known Lincoln
Buildings. situated about one mile east Of the Gap
Itol, hear Lincoln Park
Particulars made known on application at this
Office
The Executive Committee reserves the right %
REJECT any buds not considered advantageous to the
interest Of the University.
sel2st Treas B"wsTa UniyeTst,v-
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ENGINEERS OFFICE

Il BALIIMC RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Co -
WASHINGTON. September, Is-2.
Proposals in writing will be received by the under
signed until SEPTEMBER 2lST INST, for all the
Stone required Tor the Foundation Work Of the Main
Depot Building Of Baltimore aud Potomac Ra.lTvad
Company.
The Stone must be If The best Quslity-Seneca q
Bue StoBe-Tot less than six cubic fset in each 70
lie delivered al site Of Depot, corner of 9Th street
and Il street, required; all to be delivered by
NCyembeE Let IroxinIo The Stone will be subject
10 Hsrcctio the ground, and will be paid for by
lie perch Ot IS cubic feet each, measured in the
wall. JOSEPH WOOD,
-eCtd Resident Engineer,
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COAL AND WOOD.

S1oH
For CONCRETE, .H "a. st.., x,.d.
Fer McADAM, aH fAs stx.,of Hard Ssoss ,soxf,sx
"" Base and 5ovrlar
nAkD BELGIAN BLOCKS - every cay sqsaI Q
N0Tfa Rtre BslgIas
sTnvxHHe also Prepare ed q furnish any amount
sIONE. selected fr1m five difIereuf ouarriSa,
nsN5lety O. sizs aud shape, suitsbIs for FOUs.
sruE LIFTING WALLS, BRIDGE snf
hs hscHks, ABUTMEkTs sac PIERs
sYISPG sT2aE 20: 1i. :. 20,
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DBOPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
Il BUILDING AT THE NAVAL OBSERVA
Ut NAVAL OBSERVATORY, Z

z
WASHINGTON. September y ls-2.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Institu-
ton until 10 clock a 20TH SEPTEMBER, ls72,
Tor the erection of Tower and Dome for a Tele-
scope
Plans and specifications If the work may be seen f,
and explanations obtained at the U. Naval OBJ
servatory.
The riRht to decline any OF al bids not sdyan-
taeeODs to the Governmen ut Is reserved.
Proposals., sealed and Endorsed Proposals for the
erection Of Tower and Dome" will be addressed to
b. L. SANDS, Rear Admiral,
sepl0 81 Superintendent.
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A NEET I'D PRIVILEGE FOR Patients IN
INSANE EsYLUMs.-The government of Bel
Cium has recently ordered securely locked let
Ter boxes 20 be placed in all the insane asylUms
OF the country, public or private, n positions
where they will be easily accessible to all the i'm
mates. They are designed 10 allow complaints
and suggestions 70 be made to Ih5 authorities
in a sv independent of any OF The officers or
attendants. No one connected with the institu-
lion can have access to them. They are in
charge Ofthe PrOcureur du Roi, OF the district,
and the letters they contain are taken to him
weekly tor examination. The complaints made
are inyesti gated, and II any enc claims TO be
sane. he j. ordered 10 be examined by medical
experts Abuses are corrected. The system
eNeIts 8 wholesome influence, and tends TO Sc
cure proper management in all its details.
EETECrp Is a street in Elmira, y. Y, which
"lCoks Ike an irregular PlOwed field or an in
rfrv-.-r-r .-TlyFyarI' -
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VI ARKEED.

IAEgE EY-EEILsY. On Sunday, Sc otembsr
1--h. l~-.. ty the key. Father dabbi4. Mr.. A
IANGLEi I o Miss Anna BIELEY, OF George
Town.
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limited STATES MAR JHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of an order Of sale issrej from the
clerk Office OF the tupTeme COuTt OF the District of
Columbia and 20 mo directed will sell a, public
her, lol2. cgumt ncing at O'Clock p. m on the
farm called GiesboTos in the District of Columbis
known Is the farm of the late Washington Young
the following goods and cha tells, to wit, viz:
! sOw and shoats, Wagons aud 2 sets arnesa,
lot Manure, lots Sweet Potatoes ia The ground,
] Water Melon Patch, Cautel0upe Pa Oh,
~ botted sash, Borres, PIows aud CultiyatOr-
selZed and levied upon the goods ard chattas Of
james Lanham and David r Haynes. and will be
sqId TO satisfy attachment No Ia 002, in favor of
Hugh Ewing and al ALEX SHARP
sell-d u. s. Marshal, u. O.
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EVENING STAR.

Tar RITZ MURDER-RsIedss Of Or. NsfIf-
,off tke ATeged kHTGcTcr.-Our readers are
DOUBTLESS familiar with the details of case in
which a Ut. MedhcOtt WAS tried and convicted
OF the murder OF one Ruth, at lawrence Kan
sas. in April, ISL, and sentenced to he hung
TIE case was appealed and a change of venue
taken 20 Douglass county. on the Assembling
OF the district court Of the fourth judicial dis
trict, Judge Bassett presiding (the same Judge
who sentenced the prisoner to be hung, on the
1cth Instant, At Garnet, a nOlle prOseoui was
entered by the district attorney for that county
and after eighteen months OF solitary coufine-
ment and sentence of death hanging over his
head, the prisoner Was released.
pI. MedlicOtt, say the local reporters, IS a man
OF about thirty five years Of age. with a keen
gray eye full whiskers and moustaches, and
Possesses An afable manner. and by many would
BE considered handsome. He was we'll dressed
IN suit ct blue cloth. with handsome jeWelry
adOrnlng his person, when he was released. lie
had with Linn a beautiful spaniel dog, which he
said had Teen born in the jail and had Oeen his
only companion since hls Incarceration he
was frank To confess that he hugely enjoyed and
thoroughly appreciated his freedom once more.
SCAN. MAG-The Paris American Register of
the 37tl C5v6> piece Of scan. mag. which viii
sttract some attention bere:-A contract of mar
rage va recently entered into between the
Daughter Of Nine. TietjeHs, tie pTima donna,
and SicrnT NiLZani. the tenor of the Mapieson
troupe he young lady il the pOssesSOr OF con
siderable beauty. and a very considerable dot
The cate q The Wedding was fixed; Nine. TIet-
leIs pure. aSed . rich and very elegant trous
sean, and tie parties came on here 10 have the
ceremony performed. The wedding was to take
place from the Hotel lie RusSie, rue DrOUOt. y.
the aTf JiHte6 time, to the conformation of tho
guests. the gay tenor did not appear. and the
W tdiuE stpOnel until further orders a
letter sCcu came from SiguOT Nizzsni, from on
board steamer, TO inform the lady that he wa
CD his way TO New York, having found that he
Was not rich enough 70 marry, and hence felt
hound 20 break OF the engagement. As the
young lagv has a large fortune of her own
which. according 10 French laws, would have
been INN diately made over to the husband, IL
Il probable that there were other reasons than
those given for this sudden resolution OF the gay
tenor. The MaplesOns are still at the Hotel de
RLSsie.
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spY LhTIuER CLEARY,
X Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner Of PenEa avenue and nth street
Star Office Building.
TT STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On ELENENTH STREET n. W, AT ACC-

go By virtue Ct deed of trust, recorded in Liber
Nc % ioiIo S4l &c, Of the land records Of the
=, district OF Columbia, and az the request Of the
holder OF the note secured by said deed OF trust the
~ epesrs igned wiil, on "WEDNESDAY, the sth day
q SeptembeT, A. ID. 1872, at > O'Clock d m in front
OF The sell at pubic auctisn 90 the highest
saia ~ al The interest Of Charles v Gordon, at the
parcel ef ground, situated and lying in the CITY of
" nlngton and being go much of Lot eight Js,lEn
SSVuare NO 49, described follows: Beginning n
feet from the southwest corner of said Tot thence
ssa twenty four t feet thence east seventy (70I
eet, thence south nine 9) feet thence east twenty
nine t2S feet ten and one-hsf lO1s) inches thence
soutn niteen tl5) feet, and thence ninety nine 1872
with the appurtenances
Terms: ene-th bird cash; the residue Ia three equal
payments, at three, six and nine months. to be in
notes bearing interest, and secured by 9 deed of
lust upon the premises. $50 to be paid at the
ilhe OF SALE Convey aneing and stamps at the cost
Oh Oh; purchaser. In case settlement be not made
Wnhin hve days after the day Of sale. the premises
VIII be resold at the risk and of defarltns pur
Chaser. FRED w JONES Trustee
se9d&ds IRepl LATIMER q OLEARY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-16
ON GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioReere
40 Northwest corner l0th and ID gtreets

VALUABLE BULLDOG LOT FRONTING ON
9TH sTREET, BETWEEN AND K
STAEETS k0RTIlW EST, AT AUCTION
st Cc hONbAf, September 10Th, IeQ2, st ~
- clock p. H., we shall sell, in front of the
= premises, part OF Lot No. IS, In square num-
pered twenty eight (28j. having sixteen feet six
inches front running back lt9 feet to an alley
Terms: One halt cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
oeed oil trust on the premises All conveyancing and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. 800 down on
the day Of sale.
stll-i GkEEN Z WILLIAMS