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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-28

Those who have read Moore's poem of Lallah
Rookh will remember that the young Prince
Aliris Of Bucharia recited some songs and poems,
in disguise, which greatly excited the disgust of
a certain high official, named Fadladeen. He
called the illustrious young singer a st and a
fool, and only fit to be a bird-catcher, or a ped
dlar of songs and lowers. But all at once tie
severe, virtuous and heightened official discovered
that the young man was to be the King of the
country then, it is said, the CONSERVATION Of
Fadladeen ut this discovery was almost pitiable.
However, the old official was equal to the Occn-
sion, and quickly :" hopped " around, and thus
the circumstance is spoken of by the poet:
. = = "But change of opinion is a resource
too convenient in courts for this experienced courtier
not to have learned to avail himself Of it. His crit
icisms were all of course recanted instantly he was
seized with an admiration of the Kings talents ms
unbOunded, he begged him to believe, as it was dis
interested; and the next week saw him in possession
of an additional place, swearing by all the saints
that never had there existed so great a man as the
new King, and ready to prescribe the whipping-post
for every man, woman and child, that dared to think
otherwise"
Now of course, it is not TO be supposed that we
have any old Fadladeens in our midst; oh, no.
Men that have reviled our rising Prince in days
past, but who are now thronging his doors at the
eleventh hour and daubing him with fattery and
adulation. Such dirt-eaters, (that is, eaters of
their own words) should be allowed 10 eat hum
ble-pie for awhile, and stand aside for true-hearted
men.
AMI these Fadladeens of ours are manulactur-
ing cabinets by the wholesale. We believe that
the Prince is too wise a man to be trusting his
views TO indiscreet men of the Fadladeen order
abOut n Cabinet. before he is n KinO. And all
their oracular talk amounts to this-that they may
bore the Prince with opinions about some one
with whom they have or hope to have financial
affiliations, and because he as a courteous gentle
man may listen complacently, they run off and
fill everybody's ears with rumors of the Cabinet
they have suggested and influenced.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

&c. 21-sloop Live YANKEE. Clark. from Hama. Maui
zI-Am "a ID q murray, Shepherd, Is days from san
Franclsco-
2a-Stur Eiauea, McGreEor. from Kauai
Ez--chr Iuanita. Iohn Huu. from Eauuakakai, M0lokai-
1-Am schr 4 81 Ward. Rlekman, - days from How
lanffs Island.
2s-ScAr Prince. Dane. from Eona and Kan, Hawaii
gL-Schr WarEick. Kaasaia. I'm Kaunakakai, NOlokai.
ZI-Schr I.ab-lI1, Peter. f0m Hanal~i. Kauai
25-Am bgtn H~sp-nan. Wiikins0u- > days from Hum
h8LIt. with iamh-r IN n HSckEld g. 90.
2G-Schr Juauita, JOhn Ball from Puuiaa-
g1-Schr Pauahi. Reynolds, fruln Lahaina, Maui
ZT-schr METRE Merrill. Crane. from Tahaina, Maui
Zs-schr Mary Ellen. Jim, from Kohaia. Hawaii
Zs-schr Ka MOI. DAVIS. from Kahuili. Maui.
2-Schr Annie, WOod, from Hno, Hawaii
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SPEAErSG Of the anonymous genealogical hum
bug which was printed at the Gazette Office last
week, that journal says it has not taken the
trouble to inquire" by whom it was circulated {;
and in the same breath declares that it does know
that the circulars were not distributed by an en-
p!oyee Of that Office. How can it know. if it did
not take the trouble to inquire? But it IS
known, and can easily be proved, that a native
who has been employed as carrier for the Gazette,
was seen on the night of the 10Th circulating the
document in question in the auction room. What
ever order was given by the party who procured
the printing of the anonymous failure, as to its
delivery, the attempt fails most ANONYMOUSLY to
cover the tracks of the real authors and pro-
moters Of tie transaction, who may have the
cold comfort of knowing that they are known
and their petty malice doubtless properly aPpre-
eiated.
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The ELECTION in Honolulu will be held at the
auction room of E. p. Adams, from 8 A. NJ. till
) O'Clock P. N. The judges of election are John
Moanauli. j. Kahai, S. 6. Wilder and H.. NJ.
Whitney. Printed ballots can be had at the
office OF tie p. c. ADVERTISER on the morning of
election.
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be baptized. the Rev. Mr. Bingham. ih-iEell-known
pioneer missionary who was u perform the cere-
mony. asked. &c What shall We call the child the
father replied. " 70 HiuH Charles ha1taiHd- No:
responded biz mother. tue cbieiess kekau!uoht
- D. j. the highest chief in all the islands. therefore
his uame shalt be LUNA-LIOi" G. above all }
Tremendous cheers followed this narration. the
entire audience rising aud waving hats aud hand
kerchiefs.
Upon motion. the meeting then adjourned. and
the vast audience quietly dispersed alter giving
three ringing cheers for the future King, Prince
WILLIAM &. LCNALuO.
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oMMERCIAL.
FRiD4r. DEcEMBER q. ls5a.

DECEMBER q, ts7s-
ADsus hohIs AZ evening auefiln sale to-aoToN C--trdayl
being u- Lat oue hs year
m~ shp 4ncs BaH cleared Ia ballast to-day hr the Guano
Island. ana abe GEsns4HHor Ia fr Costa Rica-
The edsr male % satisfy a morbid philanthropy, By obtain
Inx me ORDER q the Court fr the hudug q s5ms of hsr as
pa.-sngcn. proved successful In obtaining that questi1uabe
booa in one case. aI hcIpoI 60 diminish tie yalHe q cur Hid-
oeean position a. a port q cali
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DEPARTURES.

Dee. ZI-Am VII bk lanes Alien. Kelley. 10 cruise
2e-schr Ma Moi, Davis, Tor Kahuiui, Maui
21-Stmr KHau=a, MeGregof. for Maui and Hawaii
Z-5chr Netfie Merrill. Crane. Er Lahaina, Maui
Zf-Bchr WarHirk. KaaEaa, fr Eaunakakai, MOlOkai-
Z&-schr Hattie. Nika. Br NaHlHEiH. Kauai.
2S-schr Juaniia. John Boil. Tor PuulOa-
Sam Wh bk Armada, G. = Bauidy, 20 cruise.
2s-schrJ Jenny. lambert. for kooa a. Waimea, Kauai.
zS-Schr Prince, DOans, Tor K9na and Kau. HAWAII.
fam ship Alice Ball. Guest, Tor Enderbury Island.
Z-sIoop Live Yankee, CLARK, for Hama, Naui.
E-Itaian steam propeller GleusanDox, DOmenicO Ca
peIo, Zoe Costa RbcA-
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MAeKISTosH-VoS HoLT-In this city. December eth, at
a. Anirews Temporary Cathedral, by the Right Rev. bishop
% Honolulu, Rev ALEXASDEE MNcKISTOsH TO ALICE. only
daughter Of Thomas Brown. Registrar Of the Hawaiian Isl
cards
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Z PRINCE WILLIAM c. LUNALILo was born jan
uary 3lst, 1885, and will consequently be thirty
eight years old on the 3Ist January, 1873.
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VESSELS IN PORT.


WHALERa.
HaW sh BIZ r w Wood. q Whitney.
Am wh ship Pr1gress, DOWdsn-
Am Wh hk Midas, Hamil-
e M~EaCHAETNgN.
Nor Ger ship GeDrges, Finch. up Br UOngk9nE.
An missionary brig Morning star. HtlIett-
Am ship Syren, e. A johnson, loading.
AM bktm lane A FaIkinburK, FORBES, leading.
Am bk ID & Murray, r 2 shepherd
Am sehr G. N Ward, Hickman
Am bgfn HesperiaD, wilkinson, diseharsing-
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The PRINCE.

Enthusiastic Meeting At kaumakapill Church
Prince W. &. LunalilO the Peoples Choiee-Tre-
mendous Cheering-RepresentaiiVes Unanimously
Instructed TO vote for F.Inee LHnalllO aud no
Oue else.
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Projected Departures
FOa wISDwAHD PoaTs-sSmr Kilauea, sails on Monday.
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BIRTHS.

December 18th, 10 the wife Of Mr.. Jas. 5.
tOur devil suggests ia was an appropriate
December 26,h, to the wife Of Mr.. Jno. &.
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In this city,
Lemon. a son
Christmas eft I
In this city.
Smithies, a son.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-27

u. ~. PIANO CO., n. Y. PRICE e,,,cC
no Agents Circulars fee. SowSD
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-27

AuENIS WANTED. Agents make more
motley AZ wolk for US than at atanything else.
h"Siuess light and permanent. Particulars
,ree. ~. stlNSON & CO., Fine Art Pub
lish"rs. Po,'l nd. Maine.
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ware Chance tor AGENTS
;xenENrS, we wil ply You S 10 per weeIs in cash
tTn,,hyd a,l expenses psid, = Adsress =
-.i.' q CO, thirio ve,,Mict -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-27

EAaE MONEY and Gct well
.s,.n Mrnnn. lnyesling any capital. Sick and feeble
Prisons wrle for particulars. 40 money re.
qulrcd A J. WHITE, $40 Pearl St, NV Y"rES.
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Butter and cheese are almost ndspensi-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; hut an inordi
nate use of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Galfney's Sunday Com
fort Jadiciously used will remove both Of
there troubles
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NEWAEN

(NnEAr MEDICAL BOOK OF useful know'c ge
~ to all. Sent free for two stamps. Address
Dr. DounDarte IL Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-01

EsVThe police of jackson. Michigan. are
prohibited from smoking. drinking, and setting
on dry goods boxes while on duty.
6-It Is said one OF the deputies from Corsica
will resign his seat in the French assembly to
make room for Prince Napoleon.
SThe store of Isaacs x Case. on Broadway,
New York, was robbed OF $500 worth Of silks
on Sunday.
SMrs. Jones, Of Cambria, Wis, was so
frightened at seeing her littlesOR perched on top
OF newly erected windmill that she fell back
dead.
0It is reported that all IL quiet in Pope
county, Ark. The militia have been Withdrawn,
and registration is progressing quietly. No
further trouble is apprehended.
~The proper title of the white Grape and
lace bows worn by young ladies, and commonly
called "sacerdotals,' is the "cravats able
gallant"
%Robinson and Costello, the indicted AL
dermen in New York. were arrested yesterday,
and gave bail In So 600 each. Both plead perfect
innocence.
~There is a conflict between the Upper and
Lower Houses of the Prussian Diet on the conn
try reform bill, which provides for local self
government in the rural districts.
SCaptain DeyiDe, of a New York tug-boat,
il reported dying from having his skull frac-
tured by policeman Sullivan, in that city, on
saturday night. Sullivan has been stripped of
his uniform and committed for trial.
1The high price of coal in Engrand is lead
ing to the development on very extensive scale,
of coal mining in India All the railroads which
nave their termlni in Calcutta now use Indian
coal.
~"WhO was the meekest man, nv SON." said
the superintendent OF a boys Bible class.
''hoses. sir" avery well. nv boy; and who was
the meekest woman" please sir, there never
was no meckest woman"
~The effects OF the suppression of the LIQUOR
traffic are already visible in Danbury. A
woman who one month ago hardly knew where
TO get bread for her children, now has complete
set Of new jewelry.
~The husband Of Mrs. Robert Asher, of
Springfield. Illinois, became addicted to the
miserable habit of following her upon the
Slfeet. until she pUrcha 81 a rawhide and dressed
him down once or twice, when his annOyances
ceased.
RSrThe council general of the department of
the Seine, France, have adopted a resolution in
favor of compulsory education, and the employ
ment Of lay teachers in the public schools, and
will petition the assembly for legislation TO that
effect.
~The most thorough preventive vet found
Of dishonesty and peculatiOn among horse-csr
COnductOrs-Typhuid, ePizOotic, gastroeryspe-
lstous. catarrhal loryngitis. IT is hard thing
TO ask for, but easy TO get, for there is enough
OF II aboUt--BOstOn Transcript.
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ID ED.

EVANS MARIA JOSEPHINE. youngest child
and only daughter 81 Thomas II. and his late wife
Annie EvAns, Of marasmus, on the morniag o T
October 3l-t
weed.
PkPPhR November lst, at lO1z O'Clock a. m q,
Mrs mAEh pEPPEs- beloved vile of Matthew
Pepper IN the S6th year o. her age
Fur eIsl vii taxi place from her late residence
No AS a. street. between Virginia avenue aud <
street, :. W o., on sunday, IA Sd, at O'Clock IN
Friends are Invited to attend. 2ts
BED. On the SIst October, Mrs. SARAH
REED, wife Of ATmstesd Reed, IN the AZ year of
her age
Funeral services az Bethel Church, IL street on
Sunday at l. O'Clock.
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10y b. ii WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 Seventh street, between G and ID.


I'D Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 Seventh street, between G and IL.
CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON MASSACHUSETTs AVENUE,
At hND near TIE CORNER OF 18TH
Ia Ply virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
eH OF the DstI let of Columbia, passed tbs 18th
~Adsy OF October, 1872, in the case of Alex
Shephtr I'd and others against John W. Rumsey
and others, No. 695, equity docket IL, the under
signed Trustees will sell By public auction, the
Day, the 4th day of November, 1872, at the hour OF
o'clock . m: all of Lots nineteen (l9 and twenty,
20, in John W Rnmsey 3 recorded snbdiyision of
lot q, IL square numbered two hundred and eighty
three. l2SS) 10 the city of Washington District of
Columbia, with the lmprovemtn,s thereon, Con
ed CHI side Of said lots 19 and ~. Each lot will be
sold separately.
Terms of sale as prescribed by said decree As to
Lot 10, on the corner u Massachusetts avenue md
Thirteenth street, nefourth cash, and the re-
mander in two equal installments, payable, re-
day Of sale, with interest the of eight per
cent. per annum; and rs to Lot %, on Massachu-
sits avenue, contiguous to said lot I9, one third
cash and the remainder in three equal nstsllmeus,
PAY able in six, twelve and eighteen months from
the day of SALE with Interest the of eight per
cent per annum, the deferred payments on each lot
to be occurred by reserved lien On the premises
In each deposit OF goo will be required when
the property is struck on and the Trustees reserve
the right the terms OF sale In either case be not
complied with in six days from the day Of SALE to
resell the property at tho risk and cost of the de-
faBltiDg purchaser. All conveysncing is to be at
LEWfs DAVIS, rr..
EDWIN STANTON trustees.
oc23-d B. II, WARNER, Auct
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n MOI
NOTICE or posi- PONEMENTo or SALES OF

n No. 755
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENToF SALES OF
PUBLIC LANDS In MINNESOTA
Notice l. hereby given tbst the President Of the
l1ii.d States, by executive order DARED August "A.
1871 has directed that the sales Of lauds ia Mime
sofa, ordered by the foregoing prOclamatioB. No.
IA, tie postponed until the following dates st the
several land Offices 90 Wit
htsI; CLovD, commencing MONDAY, December
10, lea
At TAyLoR's FALLS, commencing MONDAY,
December 20. ls72.
AT DC LUIH, commencing MONDAY, December
80, 1917.
And the President has also directed that so much
Of said proclamation, No. III, relates to sales OF
lards IN the ALEXANDRA land district be revoked
Given under my hand 1T the city Of Washington,
this twenty eighth day Of August, A. ID. lisa
BY order Of the President:
WILLIS DRUMMOND.
sep6 lsvtds Commissioner General Land once
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10y LATIMER CLEABY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,


TRUsTEE,s sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AssACausETTs AVENUE. HSkTh FASb
NORTH CAPITOL STREETs, CONSISTING
SF TWO NEW TWo.sToRY AND BASE
STORY FRAME AND OUT.H0USEs, FRONT
TWO 81 sTo RyB III = sTEEET. also; TWO
TMknN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date
- liber No s7S folio "a, ct se1o, one Of the lam
rrtGords for Washington county. in re Di trict OF
the premises, on THUR DAY, the 7th day of No.
vmber, 1872 at O'Clock p. m, all that certain lot
city Of Washington, in said District, and known as
lot numbt red one ID in W. G. Johason's subdiyi-
sion OF square numbered elk hundred and twenty
once Of said city. in Subdivision Book IN X ="
MOL, folio Sa2, together with the improvements
thereon. And on the same day, at o'clock D.
subdivision OF square south OF square numbered Ave
huncItd and sixty two. lt62,) as the same i,
SGrGed In Inc Survey 9rs Office OF said city in Sub
with the i'm proy ements thereon.
The sale Will commence with the property first
above described, and be continued until the amount
o safes gays the debts ue under the trust and ex
This property will be sold separately or as a
Shoie as may Be determined at the time of sale to
Terms Of sale: One third cash (of which 800 must
be paid at time Of sale and the balance in enc and
two years with len per cent interest from the day
OF SALE and cured TO the isfaction of the trustee
on the premises sold all cash, at option Of pur
ehasers cost Ii the terms of sale are not e Saa
piled with within six days after day OF sale the
trustee the right to RESELL after one weeks
eSssSr s1;f Il
oc2S dads LATIMEk q CLEARLY, Aucts.
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TpHRS nyn SALE OF vAhTA6BLE g UNIV


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED Properly IN WASHINGTON CITY.
- BY virtue of deed OF trust to me, bearing
date the 9TH day of January, 1872, and recorded
In ber ga, folio 49, ct seq. OF the land records
of the District of Columbia, ard at the request of
the parties secured thereby. shall sell public
auction, on the premises, on FH RSDAY, the IL to
day Of October, A D. 1871, at Az O'Clock p. N, the
following described property Lot No. /, 10 Square
No $685. situated the OEtheast corner of Sth aud
streets n. W; Lot No. Is, in subdivision OF lots
in Square No. $50. on sth street, between y and q,
n. W.; ali of Lot No. and the eastern hall of Lot
No $, and the northern part Of Lot Ne. II and the
ing on and 5th streets n W, the said north part
having front OF six feet eight inches aud the said
southern part having q front OF twenty feet, and
running back with even width to the rear line of
said let's. sale commences with lots and s, on n
street, between 4th and 5th, N W.
Terms One-fourth cash, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
per cent. III the terms are not com piled with in
five days, the deposit will be forfeited and the prop
erty resold at risk of purchass days notice.
clio on each lot when struck off OOnveyancng at
purchasers cost. b. w. BOWMAN, Trustee.
oc6-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUES DAY, October 22d, 1871, same hour and place
BY order of the Trustee.
ocl6 LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts,
H. TIE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST.
PUNED until FRIDAY, November LIST, 1872, at 4
O'Clock .. m, same place BY order of the T. ustee
oc2Sd LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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by LATIMRR OLEARY
u Auctioners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pennsy lyania avenue and llth street,
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PEkTY ON 10TH STREET, NEAR P

fpTKe9FPEETY ON 10TH STREET, NEAR
- By virtue of deed Of trust to me, bearing
ia date the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1870, and
reeorded among the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, in liber No. 6N ct folio "a, ct
seq and at the request of the party secured there
by, l win sell at public auction, in front Of tue
Inmlses, az 4 o'clock m on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of November, A, D. 1877, lot numbered
slightly, SIX, IN Joseph y. Kelys subdivision of
the west half Of square numbered three hundred
and sixty five, (3S5D as the same are known upon
the public plsts and plan Of the city Of Washing
ton.
The property has front of Is feet on the east side
OF lOfh street. by depth of los feet to alley; is
improved with hne three story Brick House, near
ly new, having all the modern conveniences; and q
oomi9rtsble home Il offered to any one desirous of
purchasing the same.
Terms: One-tb cash, Of which saOO must be
deposited when the property is struck Off aud the
residue of said cash within five days after sale; the
ether two-thiTds Of the purchase money in two
equal pay ments at one and two years, with interest
from day Of sale, to be secured by q de of trust
UPON the premises. If the terms are not implied
with IN ten days after sale, the DEPOSIT to be fer
teied, and the property TO be resod upon the same
terms, after five days notice in any new per- All
oonyeyancing at purchasers Cost.
FRED W. JONES. Trustee
nOVl-d IA1IMER GIEARY
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

u WasHIaGToN, D. c., October g. 1877.
Pursuant to the act of Congress prov iding for the
extension Of the Capitol Grounds, ap proved May 8
l2 the Secretary OF the Interior has purchased the
property embraced in square No. 6S7, sRd lots num-
berdd i, e. Is, "a and part of lot No 81, in square
No. ess, in the city OF Washington. and notice is
hereby given that sales at public auction, will be
made OF the Improvements said property, com
msncirg about the 10TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT. Ten
day notice will be given of each sale, and the i'm.
proyements not less than v lots will be sold at
one time. Said improvements will be sold in their
present condition, with the stipulation that in each
sale.
Terms Of sale: deposit Of ten per cent of the
purchase money will be required at the time of the
sale the remain der 10 be paid before any of the ma
teriAl is removed from the premises.
b. B COWEN,
oef4 Nv Acting Secretary of tie Interior
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY MEAN THE COkNER OF lITH
sIkEtT, NEAR STREET AND MASsA
tHUSETTS AVENUE
s.. By virtue Of a deed Of trust to M. bearing
"a: date the 18th day of April. A. u. 1871, au1 re-
- corded among the land recorcs for the District
Of Columbia in Lher No CAS- at folio 259 au1 al the
request ofthe party secured thereby, will SELL at
public aucj ion. the highest bidder in front OF the
pre- misses, or , n tuesday,, the IN day OF NoVea
Der, A. .. lS72, at O'Clock p. m, Lots designated
as lots and n, in Gushing subdivision Of orr znal
lots numbered two. three and four, in Square mum
tered three hundred and forty one IS4l. "a ths
same are known upon the pablo plats and plan of
the city Of Washington.
This property a- front OF forty three feet llth
street snd Depth OF about ninety six feet; is i'm
proved with = cumfor table snd commoiious house,
and is in very eligible location, having an alley in
the rear as well 5 on the side.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, of which $3.50
must he deposited when the property Is struck of,
and the residue Of said cash within five days after
SALE the other twothirds Of the purchase money in
equal payments at six 81 and twelve tl2l months,
with interest from day of sale, to b. occurred by
deed of trust on the premises All conveyancinR at
the cost of the purchaser II the terms are com
piled with within eight days, the deposit 10 be for
teied and The property to be resold upon the same
terms, and upon FIVE days notice ia any newspaper
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
oc50 dts BAT1MER & GLEhRY, auct