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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-10-12

names few trees, fruits and flowers that
may be planted or transplanted in October.
Forest trees and the more hardy fruit trees
are in the list, including the Siberians, as
Transcendant, Hyslop, Marengo, General
Grant, &c.
Currants, gooseberries, rhubarb and rasp-
berries do twice "a well when planted in
October, as when planted in spring. Grapes
may az well be planted in autumn since thev
will need winter covering anyhow. Roses,
syringas, lilacs, spireas, honeysuckles, aca-
cias, snowbals, cethras etc. can be planted
in this month, and are far better for Octo-
Der transplanting than otherwise.
There are other flowers which if not
transpIantcd in September, may be advan-
tageously moved this month, such as peo-
Mas, dielytras. pinks, herbaceous spireas,
clematis, lilies, phloxes, columbines, iris
and many others.
The Holland bulbs, as tulips, ETC., must
be planted only i'll autumn, and rhe amateur
gardener, 18th what must, and what ought
to, and what may be planted then, should
find pleasant and congenial employment at
least during the first half of the golden
month October.
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THE GREAT EQUINOC7YAL OF1s72.


Few tiercer gales have swept the lakes
than those of the last three or four weeks.
Huron and Erie ragged as seldom before.
The propeI!ers Detroit and Galrna were
lost. Another propeller, name not report
ed, sunk in Saginaw Bay. Schooner Ne
shota (we known in Superior) sunk fl
White Fish Point, Lake Superior, with the
loss Of five men. Schooner Corsair sunk of
Sauble highlands, losing all but two men.
Schooner White Sqnall, brig Globe, and
bark Butcher Boy sunk. Schooners Re
becca, James Scott, Ironton, Magdala, An
nette Davis, Exchange Dad, Fayelte
Brown, Van Vakenburgh, Phalarape, Ke
nosha, Yankee, Fenton, Sweepstakes, brig
Montezutna, and barges Trenn, Harvest
Belle, Detroit, Table Rock, Adriatic, Hun
ter, A. Lincoln, Saginaw, and many scowS
and small vessels went ashore.
Barks and schooners came into St. Clair
river, Milwaukee harbor and other ports OF
refuge, badly damaged. Thirty dead bodies
line the shore at Tawas Scores Of lives
lost. Millions Of property destroyed. Lum-
Der from fleet of vessels, washed on the
west shore of Lake Michigan. Experienced
lake captains say the storm has not been
parallelcd in a quarter Of n century.
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keeps our streets constantly crowded with thousands
of travellers seeking for pleasure health and invest
ment Wishing you health, prosperity and happiness,
am yours lraternay, OssIAN E. DODGE,
Sec. st. Paul Chamber of Commerce.
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OCTOBER HORTICULTURE

The well known Agricultural Editor of
the St. Paul PreSs, L. NJ. Ford Esq, recon-
raen1s fan planting IL done 10 sessoo. He
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Election Notice---Douglas County.
Superior, Wis, Sept. 9Th, 1921

Superior, Wis, Sept. 9th, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given, that an election will be
held in the Town of Superior Douglas County, on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being the 6fth
dav of November, A D. 1872, in accordance with the
foregoing notice; which time the qualified voters
of said Town will vote for the following officers:
Ten electors of President and Vice President of the
United States.
A member of Congress from the Eighth Congress
sional District in place of Jeremiah NJ. Rusk, whose
term of office will expire on the fourth day of March
A D. 1878.
A member of Assembly for the Assembly District
composed of the counties of Polk, Burnett, Barron,
DOUGLAS BAYFIELD, and Ashland, in place of Henry D.
Barron, whose term of office will expire on the 3lst
dav of December A. D. 1872
A County Treasurer in place of Thompson Ritchie,
whose term f office will expire the 3lst day of De
cember A. D. 1872.
County Clerk in place of Richard Relf whose
term of office will expire the 3st day of December
A. D. 1872.
A Register of Deeds in place of D Geo. Morrison
whose term of office will expire the 3lst day of e.
cember A. D. 1872.
Sheriff in place of Lars Lenroot whose term of
office will expire on the 3lst day of December A. D.
1872.
A District Attorney in place of Hiram Hayes, whose
term of Office will expire on the 3lst day of Decem-
Der A. D. 1872.
don whose term of Office will expire Oh the 3lst day
of December A. D. 1872.
Coroner in place of L. F. Wheelock, whose term
of office will expire the 31st day of December A
D. 1872.
A County Surveyor in place &c - whose
of Office will expire on the 3lst day of December
A. D. 1872.
At the time the qualified voters Of said county
will upon proposition to amend Article Seven
of the constitution of the State of Wisconsin, to-wt
provided in the foregoing from the Secretary of
State published herewith. LARS LENROOT
sept Sheriff Douglas Co
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j. d. HOWARD,
LUMBER DEALER.

have for sale at Munger Gray's Saw-Mil in
Duluth and at the Oneota Saw-Mill and a. Superior
100000 FIT, OF SEASONED LUMBER,
OF VARIOUS KINDS AND DIMENSIONS,
and do not intend TO be undersold by any other
dealer in the market.
tgOH:ce on board steamer LOTTA BERNARD,
Duluth, asd Nos. 2ss and 37i, 2os street Superior
tsR2o n
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DIED..

CEAIG. WedGes1ay the l7ts instant, at clock,
BIS. MAEla CRAIG, Of Pm um0liia, ia the T6Ih
year Cf her nGe.
Her ftr d. end relatives are respectfully invited
S0D- ist street east. street south, tom rrpw
corning, Friday, at 10 o'clock.
DAMS. April l.th. l572, at ii y. m, Mrs.
ELIZABETH :. DAVIS. wife of James y Davis
g he Post Office ID. par msBt.
"a, Teside nee, sos street, N W.
FISHER. On THURSDAY morning. Aprn 18th
LUi i II. FISHER. ia. son Of Louis Il and X ltie
Fisher, aged year. II m ,nths aud 3 days.
Notice q funeral AZ ulJTaing papers.
HUTCHiNS. On the 18Th instant after n short
NJ PAINFUL, Illness, Mrs.. ELIZ HCrCHINS. in
80 III year Of her age, vie uf the late Hillery
Her isrGuishinE head is AZ rest
Ii thinking aad schiHC~ are DER.
Her quiet iIlIR 1vsAb'e breast
Is EeayeG b affections 10 more.
Ey ETR FRIEND. II r g.
Relative and friends are invited - attend neg
tCttIai nom hsT late res idence. MARKET street.
Asi"w Bridge, GEORGETOWN, Friday, 81. clock
= IN.
C-NFILL April j. r. ~ -; o'clock a m.
Jetc = q Neil, aged Il months an Is days.
CLeTal e n1Tr1W afternoon al IA O'Clock.
lNCriciS- 'a.,Iapsrs please c)py.I
SMITH On Thursday, 18th instant. az O'Clock
q NJ. AZ the r. llrnec OF her sister, Park Hotel,
I,Tti 9Th street, MA2GARET c, wife Of George H.
Srltb.
Her rtUairs will BE conveyed to Baltimore for
tvTiai IN the Baltimore Cemetery.
WISER. IA the 18th instant. FLORENCE, aged
Q = ears, yourgest daughter Of Edward and Mary h.
Ne-cr.
Relatives ard friends of he family are respectfully
requested To attend her funeral from No $50 =
street between 9th and ltth streets :. W.. Friday
2c'oloCk IN.
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DY II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 720 Seventh street, between q and II

TRUsTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
UNlOHTOWN., WASHING ron COUNTY, d. q.
a By virtue Of a deed Of trust 70 me. given by
a Jpo. w. vsnhook, and dated May Is ISL, and
Aduly recorded in Liber No. 64s, folio 49, one Of
the land records for the county Of Washington and
by direction of the party thereby secured, will
sfii =, pI6Sle auction: on The prrmiSes e the
NOON. May ~, lS3, that certain tract OF land
described I'm said deed Of trust, together with the
improvements thereon. This tract Of land embraces
pine and Quarter acres, more or les. AID it is
and oyerlooks the entire District and surrounding
parts OF Maryland and Virginia. II is improved By
an elegant brick and frame residence, aud the
grounds are set with choice fruit and shaie trees
The title Is perfect: The metes and bounds Of the
property " IL 10 given ON The day of sale BY the
aucfioneer.
Terms of sale One fourth cash, aud the balance
An six. twsive, eighteen and twenty four months,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property; $3.50
down on The day Of the sale. If the Conditions
not complied with Ia ten days after sale the trustes
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost OF
the dcfauiting purchaser. -
DANIEL L EATON. Trustee
arl5-?;wds BRAINARD II. WARNER, Auct.
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WAsHIN6T0S, December %, 1871.
Trains between WASHING
MAsHINGTON AND THEWXE sssai,.i;sz1
"LSI are new run az follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
and 1850 a. m 1916, 800, 40, $40. ana
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave caiiy. except sunday, at 6:i5, Sis and
iV;5o IA 4:i0 aed q :i3 m:
FOR PRINCIPAL Way Stations, Biadcnsburg, Belts
VILE, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay leave
at %? c:ls and 1880 a. m, and I2:43. 800
and as .. m; 500 p. M. stops at Jessup's' The
$50 IN. stops at Anna polls Junction AID Relay
Tie las .. m. on Sunday stops as during the
FOR ANNAPOLIs
Leave a. s.d3 a. m. and 4:l0 .. ~. No train to O,
ON SUNDAY.
Leave 500 a. q. and Sa5f % sa and
Leave a. 500 a. m. aud 8 90 and 7.4an.m
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEsT
Lave es,iXX except Saturday and sunday, o. 6:4S
On S s saa noy an ans = t .ngg1,4s
On sunday at 800 aud 7:45 D. m. only. conn.c..
ing AZ Relay station with trains from Baltimore 10
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Pittsburg, &c -
FOR StrasburG, and points between Relay Bouse
and StTnsburg, leave at 500 D. m, CONNECTING a
d ne.ay HOUSE With strasburE and Winchester &C,
Through tickets to the West can be had At the
Washington station Ticket ONCE at all hours IL
Yor New Ycrh; PhiIadslphia and Boston see ID
y. L: WILSON, Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
IN COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. D. KOONTZ. Gen1 Agt, Washington. ml1
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R-A doctor and a military officer became en-
amOred with the same lady. A friend asked her
which OF the two sUitOTs she intended TO favor.
She replied that - IL difficult for her to tell,
aS they were such killing creatures"
e. The London boys amuse themselves by
paCiug percussion caps on the rails of the street
railroads, greatly frightening both horses and
Passengers. The nuisance has become so general
that detectives have been detailed to watch and
bring to Justice the sportive Youths
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RAILROADS..
1870 GREAT 1O~o
lOiEPENNSYLVANIA ROUTElSI2
TO TIE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH

AZ Ahh NVhi |" Il y, SoU LII, AND SOUTH
WEST.
lcW-: "
ashington...-.lo:S0a M. Baltimore..I,40 D. m.
1890 30 p. IL 1885 .. m.
7:f5 =. m - lo-0J u IN
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RDUrE
WIN elegant scenery, Palace Slater )om DAY and
night Car-, MI modern inprov ments.
I've hundred miles saved to Western AMI Central
New York.
The 1870 a. m daily. EXCEPT Sunday, northwest;
"a p. IN. daily north; 80 y. M daily west,
MAKE CONNECTIONS
THROUGH from Baltimore 10 RIO CHESTER and
PlIISRCRG without Change
Ticket by this route can be procured at the Of
nee corner OF 9th street and Pennsyivauia avenue,
under National Hotel. here reliable informa ton
VIII he given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets at this Office can
secure sccoinmo dations in Palace Cars for Canaan
SaigUa or Pittsburg.
PERCY q. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner 9Th street and Peana. avenue,
Nv, , 100000 Washington, ID. q.
Ed: 8 YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
serio-iy Baltimore, Md.
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U T / G u

PAySd nj Il iSaAfE NJ III
BY THE SPECIAL COMMISSION APPOINT
FsStSR hS* HF
states entitled IAN provide for the paving Of
Secretary Of the Interior Brevet Brisaier GensrsI
N Michler, engineer in charge of public buildings
ton. or their successors in Office were appointed
ecmmttee TO pave Pennsylvania avenue with such
material as they might select, frsm the northwest
gate OF the Capitol grounds to the crossing of FIT
- And whereas after such appointment, the said
Commission selected a wood pavement for taid mart
OF avenue, and caused the same to be paved there
laid G. n9ission assessed the cost thereof as re-,
And whereas. among the lots of ground living and
atu,ins on said avenue was, and is lot No; 5, in
ana whereas, according TO the provisions of said
act TIE cost e. paving IN trent 2, said lot after it
ascertaineS by said commission to be Il 20 hundred
and eighty four a. liars and twelve cents, SSH
said lot and Hyatt BY said Commission: ''' against
snd whereas, q notice OF said assessment was left
,aid Hyatt neglected for more than thirty DAYS
thereafter to pay The same:
said Commission on the 18th of Ja,u .ry 1871 ISIS 1ed
ceriihcate No. ITO against said lot, required by
Ard where as, morethan one year has elapsed since
unpaid:
And whereas, the Hon. b. +. Wade, who claims
to be the holder of said certificate, has applied 10
the undersigned. being the successors of said Com.
mission, as mentioned in said act, sell said lot or
property:
Now. therefore, we hereby give notice that, on
the 21sT Fay OF MAY, ls72. in front of said lot we
will sell the same, at public auction, for cash to
the highest bidder.
B.R.COWEN.
Acting Secretary of the Interior:
.. e. BABCOCK,
Msior Of Engineers In charge of Public Buildings
and Grounds;
H. p. COOKE, Governor;
mi asio
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE RAYS.
Pr THOs. DOWNING Auctionecr.
1RCsTEES SALE oFvALUABLE IMPROVED
| Pk0PERTf IN THE CITY OF WASH ING

III
iBSSsTEEE SALE oEyALgABLE IMPROVED
TON, DC.
A 3, virtue Of. a deed e trr.s, dated tn. 2s.h
A erd, in itber So. f9iid "a. 81 seSni ar. one
OF The lard cords Of washinE'on county pissrict
ssTs .sa s ss pase q .a sss
.n,In, N 'front.' OF the promises on THURSDAY. the
II sqnare No. % in the city Of washington. Ds.rct
o. Columbia, except the following portions thereof
lst. Beginning at a point on oor.h street % feet
inches west from tie sou;heas: csrner Of said
street 50 feet, and extending bss Of the width
and rue Rd en a. srea T said
al inn back west Of an equal width 20 feet.
Sd Besinnirg IS feet inches from sout beast
her Of ard square ard run nCFth 80 feet with west
see OF 2Vih street and thence ran back west Of
ith. beginning a. point on the west line Of 2Oth
street lA feet inches north or southeast 81
back Of an equal width 80 feet said several
r9riiens having been heretofore released from the
The said square Is improve ) by a number of new,
We'll built and cont rtable frame dwellings, and
brirg located in a rapidly improving part Of he
city, snd near the contenplaied Union Railroad
The property viii he sold In lots until sufficient
amount is realized to pay Of the debt secured by
said Trust, beginning with tle uuimprOvei lots and
those upon which there axe no trust deeds excsp;
Terms OF sale: One. half cash; balance in two
cGuai pay ments al and IL n nhs from day al sale.
with Interest at 10 per ceat Tue deferred pas
to be secured by the noe Of the and deed
he required the tire of sale on each ut sold All
oonvevenoing and stamps at the cost o. the purcha
days after day of sale the Trustee reserves the right
t. the respective lots sold she risk aud cost
Days public notice in some news per published in
the District Of Columbia.
spl6-td THOMAS BOWLING, Auc-
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucii0neers.
~ No. 1NOl olthwest corner Of 10Th and q sts


ID No 1oOl northwest corner OF 10th ana D SITS.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Ioru
STREET, BhTWEEN AND G.. N w
- On MONDAY. the 29th day of APRIL at @
E.1 ClrCk in the evening front Of the preInise
We shall sell to the highest bidder. at public
auct on part az Lot IL. in square $50, i'm proved by
brick house OF 10 or ii rooms The Ii use has a
frontage Of 25 feet west side OF 18th street De-
Sold to close up the affairs Of Building Associa
tioD, and this safe offers chance for e0o inyesi
Der t, both account of the excellent imprors
ments and the extremely valuable | cation.
Terms q sale are: UBe-thIrd cash: balance In
two equal Instruments in 9 and IL months. with in
telest al per cent to be secured by deed of trus
on The pre- misses. Stamps and cOByeyancing at cost
OF ruI chaser. Tbs terms to be complied with in :
days from day of sale the premises resoli nj Ri
ard cost ofdefaUting purchase after days notice
in some newspaper In the district. 200 to be given
az time Of sale.
On TUESDAY, the 3Oth day of ApriI, 1872 9, 6
O'Clock in the evening, shall sell. for the same
parties, at IUblic auction, good building lot on
22d str. ct, between X and streets n. w Onposite
the Washington Circle, being south half OF LOT III
square 73 having about % T. et froSt runung hack
TO a 20 feet alley. This property also offers gond
chance to invest In real estate i'll apidiy i'm PROV
ing neigbborh.o cd.
Terms: ODe-third cash; balance in and 70
months, with cent interest; secured by deed Of
IN property is sold. Terms to be complied witLis
days resold at cost and risk of de at ltins nur
chaser. Stamps and eonveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser.
ap!S-eokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Chron. x Rep. copy ap2j 5taw Sdsl
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A LITTLE Story comes from Detroit which
has a severe moral for those parents who are
y ont to disregard the fears of their children. A
father ana mother went away in the evening
and left their little four year boy alone, although
lie begged pIteOuSly to be taken because he was
afraid Of the wolves and bears. They came back
and found the child had become insane from
fright. and Is likely to be moping idiot for the
rest of his laVs.
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THERE Is a WOMAN in Springfield who IL de-
terminsd not to be cheated. She purchased a
sQCol of Gotten thread at a dry goods store the
other day and insisted on having the clerk I'M
wind and measure it, to make sure it did not
fall below 2'0 yards. Il this were to become a
general practice. cotton thread would be up in
price OF the sale Of il would surely become un-
profitable.
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DF LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and Ilth sfreet
Star Once Buildings
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE City or N SHi NGTHH -.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Isl Of the District Of Columbia, passed on the ID
day Of December, 1871 in the case Of Adsmson
shall sell, en- MONDAY, April % .iTs, Of clock.
p. m, the premises. 10Th street, between N asd
N northwest, at public auction. TO the highest
Brick Dwelling.
equal insfaments, payable, with interes. six per
cent. in six and twelve months from day Of sale,
secured by approved and reserved lien on the
premises: Si6o Of the purchase money to be paid
down when the property is struck OF. IL terms of
sale are not compiled with in six days from iay Of
sale the trustee shall have the right to resell the
property ut the cost Of the defaniting purchaser
Stamps and COW ey ancine at purchaser 5 cost
BEN. q. LOvEJOY. Trustee
sri6eodkds LAflMER & CLEARLY, Aucte,
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MARRlED.

ESHIELDS-HAZLETOS. On the 18Th instant,
ty the Rev. Dr. Parker, At the residence Of Mr.
Isaac AlaNander- GEORGE d DESHIELDS aud
JIMMIE A HAXLETON, both Of this city No
ards. Alexandria Gazette please copyl
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY IHos. y. wAGGANAN, Auctieneer,
- slS 9Th str Get, opposite Post Ofice.

FUTURE DAYS.
Bf IHos. 3. M " s.s Ases,sossr,
SALE OF VERY goNroRTAeLH RESI-.
assms DAY, IL iheG 40. go. folio sss. the asder-
j, s. i,9, q he premises, on wEpSEs psT toe
1870 = ri ls's II clock IN, lots nnm-
on 81 square six hundred and seventy I've, ISL
, ssssn,nsten CRY, ID. C, With the improvements
These lits are each Improved by two-s,ory ana
separately sold. The JusSs ront On NyrtIs street
nesr Lincoln avenue. Ttey sre newly built AMI
families They are in close pFo xitnity 20 - ASTs
iss church and only siew PAGES from the city rail-
Terms Of sale: One q irA cash; residue IN one and
two years Purchasers notes for deferred pay-
seni annual issEslmsnt- 20 b. given. aud 10 h. 80
cured cur en- The property SOLD. All stamps and con
he paid " hen bid Is soeert.d
G M sp Ap.LEaYi }ru.,ee..
apg-eoSes fHos. y. wAGGtMaN, .ae,.
RY LATIMEk ULKAKf,
son,,s a1e,ioGee. e, sni Real Estate Brokers,
star Once Buildings.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LoTsIN TUE xasrs.
Elm PART OF THE CITY. AT AUCTION
rreme Courts e TIE nisre ae 81 Co9 sbf IN
- kquisy 1SS, Chancery RCles s, the uad-r-i-nea
WEDNESDAY, the h DAY ca q Nav next. a.
O'Clock p. M, i've desirable Building lots sitnate
IN Sh street west, between north sta eet aai
hi lie Island avenue; he'll Lots 2 s. 10, H. aad T.
Of ercnt : su division q SQUARE 40.
raid IN cash. aud the remainder in two equal pay
nlenis at six and twelve months, with los, resi-
g. have RIGHT to pay Ia cash VIII 1le OF purcha money
Deposit of SIS Be made each lot AZ tim, ~ sale
chaser In case Of non COM eaianse with teras Of
sale within i've day tue Trustee will cell the prs'
Perfect, direct from government
apeos ohT Es sfEhrkG pREsE yr Sss,
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au1tionerr-,
II o.iool, northwest corner 10th am u SITS.
FIRST CLASS BuILnING Lot ron PRr
NnTE RESipLhGE, FRONTING ON Is
sEREkTs WEST WEST, S Sh fhk c CT III Hall LII
- On WEDNESDAY,. the aith instant. At
part Lot No = in sins-e 30 ST. 81 Seis G' so5d
side walls already up. This 1T offers great induce
ments te purchasers attend the sale, as il is in
Terms: One.ihiid cash: balance in s.ls and Is
mouths, for notes bearing interest aud secured ~
apcing ara revenue stamps at the cost of the sGr.
chaser. sico down On ,he day 9t sale
apl6-d IRepub& Patriot
RY GREEN WILKINS, Aucticneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets.
FIRsT.CLAss BUILDING LOT FOR A HAND
on P pEkkr RHIkSSshEScEs FR9NrISG
STREETS wkSr, AT AUCTION
a. On sATC kDAY, the i,h day OF May, 1874. at
~ o CLOCK p. m we shall sell, ON che premises
sA~a beautiful Building Lot, being % feet front
~ % feet deep. more less. 60 fine paved alley
This is q fTst-elts IS building site. This property
adjoins the residence Of Messrs. Lu,Z and others,
MAXIM IL hrstolsss rrs perty.
Terms: one fifth cash; balance in 6, 70 Is and a
months. for notes bearing Interest and secured BIZ
deed OF trust ON the premises. All cOnveyancing
ard revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
apis eoGfs Pat ( Req. apI- sd Auct'rz
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RT GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 Northwest corner of 10th and ID sta

- No. 1901 Northwestc corner of 10th and D SITS.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, FRONTING ON
STREETS SOUTH, AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 5x oclK
P. m, we shall sell, on the premises, Lot No.
@A, in square No. Sc; being a. feet front by ia9
feet inches deep, to an alley.
Terms: One third cash. balance 6, IL and ls months
for notes bearing interest and secured BY deed OF
trust the premises. $50 down on the day OF sale
aplC-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Arcts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18
by y. IL. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auct;onaer
No. 7S9 Seventh street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TEO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, no. Alb SEVENTH STREET s. ~
a. by virtue Of deed OF trust TO he under sgned,
Lei taco Dec mber 18TH $50, and recorded in iber
AAba, iclio l73, of he land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia, aud at request of the
highest bidder, On FRIDAY, April 18Th, IS92 at
o.. O'clock m on the premises, the north half of
Lot In ision of square AS said north half of
taid lot II sniDg II feet 9TH aud thence run
Eug back with that vidth 81 feet to the line of
said lot, together with the i'm prov. ments
Terms: uDe third cash; balance in 6, u aud Is
months with 10 per cent interest, to be secu ed BY
deed Of trust on the premises $50 down on day #
sale In the terms are not Complied wifi in
days after sale the propertywil be sold at the
AID cCnyeysnciDe at purchasers cost.
WIN. r. WOODWARD, Trustee
apS-eoSds Rep.J B. II. WARNER, Auct