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Middletown transcript., 1872-12-28
DIED.

Near Millng,uu, Nd on Tuesday December
2iih, Janfs Reading, aged about "a Yeats
Ills remains will he inferred in - mn Gem
etcry io-asy, Saturday M Il 'elosk
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SLEIGH FOR SALE

A VERY ELEGANT shEiea ini'' 10
"A superior aud Substantial r#Htag tu, t.t.
handsomely pginlel, mnbiu. Il 1 moa lDu0.
iul utiisIe ter sale ~ lht .trfs
NttN S E..I.
Dee -
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NOTICE

hereby give poirr that 81 Tie net -, Iul ui
the Legislature. Of The Stiic ~ liciaxafs .i,l
apply tur ditarre from the bnuis IT Nlifiaui.y y
from usy husband iuhu puhaddaay.
Dee 95lh-iM sls.s ptukn,H,y
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sasaA.esesvn Aeas.e..

Report Of the Strdcnts Of Middlctown Aeade-
my, In Scholarship. Department and Days Alb
sence Tor the term ending December i3tli, 1872.
loo Satisfactory. 4
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NOTICEi

NOTICE Is hereby given, thas' shail apply 10
~ the Legislature of the Stats of Delaware. a
iis bi-ennial Session, eompenelng ID 1suery,
A. D. 1873, for the passage of - Act, dltotcine
me and my wife, Hester Jane 0thosoa, ~ tEs
SAMUEL I. orsoeos.
81. Georges, De. 18th, is53.
Dec. 2i-lm. IT,
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Ciircn, fsaisins rrunes, Cranherrics, Figs,
Almonds, Minced Meat, &c. at
HANSON BRO.
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bay yonr Furniture, Mattresses. &C. Of 7. A.
McCiriland, 1919 Ches'nu, Street. Handsome
New Furniture for Parlors. Bed Rooms and III
ming Rooms, At Auction Snics, every Monday
and Thursday. and sold at Private Sales nj Anc-
lion Prizes. All goods warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed and shipped.
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Hanson Bro. hare just received new nrort-
meni Of zephyts, Slipper Patterns, Kid Gloves,
FINE Ties handkerchief. all Of which the ladies
arc cordially invited TO call aud examine.
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sleiau, at CnAnGeasAines uuuo 6fsis.
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On Tucsdav evening Last.

This section wAs vislicd by snow storm on
wednesday night and Thursday. The Fpsss
have sasG " - beauellhl seow, but II asy or
thsa NJ tsea hees . Thursday, and been con-
cuile1 y na6co aruasd ID II, he pcstic hney
vsuld hare v6alehed betbss tlss sters reality.
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''WaNTEp, A Boy 70 Attend BAR"
The paper dropped from my hands
"a read this advertisement. 1t SEEM
cd as though lad reid, '.Wante,l, a
boy to 90 down TO pclelition."
| fancicd | saw bright, earnest
boy going to bar-room, seeking a
living by that fearful trade Of selling
Wine and rum. could imagine how,
one BY one. all the good impnlscs.ald
desires lac had in the beginning fell
before tie evil influences Of the dram
shop; how he learned to driuk, to
swear, and to steal; how bad compan-
ions came around him, and helped
him on to ruin. .4ts
All. my lad, or whoever you are,
who may be tempted by such a call, !,
let me tell You that you may better
work in the field, or at q forge, or
digging ditclles-any thing honest
than to degrade yourself by selling
death to others. No matter how hard
You work, no matter II It soils yonr
hands or clothes, so long as it leaves
your heart pure. Beware of such
good places as will lend you into
the snares of the evil one. There are
many doors. besides those Of bar
rooms, which are almost the same as
gateways down to the world of woc.-
.HTaing LjJt.
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albany gs0istef.



John Kafader OF Jacksonville
has received patent foran improve
melt in wagon tire tighteuers,
which is thus described:
The adjacent ends of the fellics
upon the opposite sides of the wheel
are cut away, or said fellies are
made little short SO as to leave
narrow spaces between the ends.
Within thisspacc aud resting against
the ends OF the f.llies are placed
two plates. The sides Of the plates
that rest against the euds Of the
fellies are made flat to bear squarely
against said ends. The inner sides
of the plates incline in both direc-
tions from the center, and in the
holes in the plates, at their angles,
are placed small rollers, the holes
being SO formed that the sides Of
the rollers may project sufficiently
to receive the wear. Between the
plates is placed a wedge shaped
block, with its smaller end toward
the hub of the wheel. Through
the center of the wedge. block is
formed a screw hole to receive the
screw which passes in from the in
Eer side Of the rim through the
easing against which collar formed
upon the said screw rests, so that
by turning the screw forward the
wedge block will be drawn between
tie plates, expanding the rim Of the
wheel, and thus tightening ard Sc
curing the tire. 1'lie tubular cas-
ing is made Of the same form and
size as the fellies, aud is let into the
ends Of said ie!lies, SO that the outer
surface of said case may he flush
with the outer surface Of said fellicS.
With this construction, should the
tire become loose from use or other
cause, a turn or two Of the screws
will expand the rim Of the wheel
and tighten the tire securely.
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Often the rich man. the tlattered
man, the great man Of his district,
comes and sits down amid this vast
body of men, to find that in the be-
ginning Individually he amounts to
but little, that in tie sum total lie
is nothing but vote. Everybody
knows him, follows him, bows down
TO him at home. Here lie knows
few, and awes nobody. Even his
wife adds to his clagrin by telling
him that she wants to 80 home, or
drives him to fianking documents
in distress, because she says that in
all her life never was she treated as
she is treated in dreadful Washing
ton. At home she is the Hon. Mrs.
E:un, who has nothing to do but TO
shine, and whom everybody seeks.
In Washington she is " only a new
members wife" in a shabby board
ing house, and will never see Mrs.
Senator at al, unless she goes in
search Of her. Her lluSband, still
more unfortunate, finds himself out
ranked in House and committee by
a man not half his equal in rati,e
wit. Yet no less by virtue Of long
and public service he rules, the
chairman of an important commit
fee. He knows all the insahd outs
Of the lobbies, all the tricks of leg
islation knows not onlyevery face,
Int every temperament and temper
included in tie makeup Of this
rampageous congtmerate called the
House. lie knows when to speak,
and when to keep still: lie knows
low to "pash "a bill, and how to
kill It; and he knows the bill fore
doomed to triumph by legislative
instinct. lie knows just how to
appear in the Globe, and just how
MANY copies to send to his constitu-
ents; and lie sends them. lie
knows--rnost important knowledge
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THE ARDENNES DoG.--The dog of
the Ardennes accompanies the flock
when it leaves the penfold in the
spring, only to return when the Win
ter's snow drives the sheep home for
shelter. Each shepherd possesses one
or two of these dogs. according to the
size of his flock, to act as sentinels.
Their office is not to run about and
bark. and to keep the sheep in order,
but to protect them from outside foes.
When the herdsman has gathered his
flock in some rich valley, these white,
shaggy monsters crouch Oh the ground
apparently half asleep; but now and
then the great sagacious eyes will open,
and passing over the whole of their
charge, remain for awhile fixed on the
distant horizon, as though they follow
ed atlain ofthougllt which led them
away from cartll-s0 sadly do they
gaze into the infinite. But let the
mountain breeze bear to hi. evcrmoy-
ing nostril, the scent of the hated wolf,
or his quick ear detect an unknown
noise then il the time one of these
dogs is in his glory. His eyes become
dark with tlercehess his hair stands
erect; lis upper lip becomes wrink-
let, showing angles of white, formi-
liable teeth, while low growl escapes
his throat. When his keen faculties
have detected the wlereabout Of his
foe, he ru'hcs forward with a bound
that overleaps all obstacles, and
mrk that echoes from all the sur
rounding hills. Every dog Of the like
breed that may be near takes up,Ihe
note and rlslies cleaning through the
to join in the attack.
Tender rs the childhood he protects,
woe to him who dare lift hand on
one Of the little ones withwhom he has
been brought up. 1t isnot he who buys
him that Is his master; it is he who
fed him when a puppy. who petted
and shared his pittaice with him-he
it is who has bis love.
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Tnr Foncr or E.xlNiIS-Al

THE FoRcE or ExANi4.E.-A large
temperance meeting was held In Port
land one evening last week-whieh
was not an unusual thug :--and three
hundred persons signed the pledge.
which was very unusual thlng-at east
since the days Of Washingtonianisin.
The meeting was made so intesesting
by the enthusiasm Of speakers and
hearers, that ii was not adjourned I'M
til past II o'clock-and this was an
other unusual thing. Several causes
doubtless conspircd to bring about this
sudden revival of a reform that was
supposed by many to have been worn
completely thrcadbare by repeated
and continued handling. But the chief
cause we conceive 10 lave been this;
Mr.. Kingsbury, the Mayor of the city,
presided, and after Tie meeting was
properly opened, he read a total alb
stinence pledge that he had prepared,
and before Offering it to the audience
he sigucd it himself and pledged his
adherence to its obligations. Herein
Mayor Kingshury acted the part Ola
true man. and a faithful public eflleer.
and is worthy of praise for his simple
discharge Of simple duty.
Say what we may, and though we
speak with the tongues of angels, we
can never persuade tie masses to re-
lin1uiSh any habit that they see their
superiors irdulging in.
We often hear inen of influence and
high position admit that prohibition
of the liquor traffic is the right meth
od, but that public opinion does not
sanction it, enforcement. And who
is to blame if public opiuion is so
weak Oh this point, unless it is these
very direct opinions. lfevery Mayor
and high public officer in onr State
would follow the example Of Mayor
kingsbury and lead instead of striving
to drive the people, We would see
very shortly the triumph of law
and the unrestricted sway Of jus
tite and equity. aud tile rum tl1lt-
iic driven to the hauntS Of tie
wolves and foxes-into holes and dens
away from the light of day. and where
decent men would Fever hunt for
them. Unless indeed, to drive them
still further into the darkness of des-
truction and oblivion. We commend
Mayor King,bnry's example TO the
Mayors and other dignitalies of Mas
Saclu:etts. Boston Duty Nc,rS.
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SIN HIS MAN. death of
I.ey Dr. Robert J. breckenridge
reminds lis Of an amusing incident
in lis life, which we believe has
never been printed. Some member
Of q preSbytery-a country brother
complained that tie city clergy
men dressed too we'll, and thus
made an undue distinction between
themselves aud their country breth-
rcn. DR.. breckenridge, always
ready for debate, Strengthened his
tall, 1.-THE torn up, and :" indignant
" denied the charge" In a burst
Of eloquent anger he declared that
lie was ready tocliange clothes with
any brother on that floor. in an
instant a short, fat brother-as
broad as long--waddled into the
aisle, and called ont wheezily: "Mr.
Moderator, I'm his mani" The
vision Of Dir. Brcckeuridge's arms
and legs protruding from the baggy
clothes of tile ether upset the Dig
nity Of the prcsbytery, and spoiled
the elDquencc Of the orator r.
change,
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ID. VI. JONES, M. ~,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

T-VT N ALITllNAY WNEHVN'
nFFICEL SOUTH SIDE FIRST STREET.
~ upstairs, in j. NJ. ReAcli's st0re-house.
Residence Second street, south Of the
1mrtwrigI.t warehouse, aTvA
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A thousand-dolIar Kentucky bull
recently undertook to stop a loco
motive. The hide, horns and ta'-
low are for sale. William Lloyd
Garrison has very appropriately no.
titled Charles Sumner of this sad
circumstance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-19

An Intoxicated man IN st. Johns,
Ncw-Brunswirk. recently entered the
church, went to sleep, woke up In the
middle of the sermon, persisted in
singing Old Hundred at tint inappro-
PIRATE time, and, after severe labor,
was elected.
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II resort to wine to stimulate my
wits" said young spendthriit to an
old one. "Ah!" replied the veteran,
THAT Is the way I began, but now /
have to resort to my wits to get my
wine"
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r. w. HARRIS, NJ. ~,
Physician and surgeon,

ALBANY, OIkElfUN.
OFFICE ONE DOOR EAST or TELE-
" graph Office, on First street.
Residence -'At Mr.. A. Iiaekleinnn's. sI-i
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Tie best motto of the campaign
Is that Of Glenn w. Scofield, Of
Warren; We are for tie man
that whalcd, against the man that
hailed, Jefferson Davis"
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The Right Hon, EarISpenccr Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland, enjoys $50, 700
or 100000 per annum, i ~ M
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DIED.

SMITH. IN his city on saturday morning III
sist l-t AZ 2 mII GteS past o'clock. HENRY
NLAG r. 7 Oply oi " i. i- 4 and X W Smirh
ae-o ears, IT TO- It's and 8 GAYS
FEu-rai SUNDAY. SEPT -Inb-r LIT, AZ 2 n m No
so Il street., b. WeaD = sT.i 6th streets W
SNOOT. s: ~. Helena. Cal On the fTth instant
al coz Sun pfion. Jt : sPH SMDOT. LACEY Of thi
city, Cid-st son % jose II aEd JuliauuA Smoot
Thus has Passed away one who. during his resi-
3eUce in this city eadesT-d himself 70 large cfrcI
81 relatives and friends. H. calmly breatheI hi
last or one Of tn. slsrd II tn coast 90 California
where he bad z, with Kind relatives IN tn hope
IeCUpeTEtirE his exhausted energies; but ia vain
y nd fTI TGs. symps,hiZirg relatives, AMI every
Q miort that heart could wish could not detaiu IN
The Masters voice hs4l C4l.ef. he must obey Poor
joe fAs only gone before b-irf space. But the mem
OTy 81 his generous and genial dap Isition will ever
survive fresh in the recollection II those who kne 3
ard loved him when he vas among rs. the poouI ar
isvCrite Of a larse circle Offri-nds. O. p
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ftE GRE 1N d WILLIAMS, AuctIopeerJ,
40 No. 1901 Northwest corner o. ION cad 80



TRUSTEES SALE or THE CARROLL PLACE
fboPEETf, ON CAPITOL uILL
- Under "nd by virtue IF a deco OF trust, dated
corded in Liber Nc. 65l, folio $50, one OF the
and records for Washngten County, in tae District
Of Columbia, and by direction Of the party holding
the first lisI therein mentioned, the undersigned,
trustees In sa:d deed of trust, viii sell, at public
m, on MONDAY the ID day OF seotember, A 5,
io'2 ali thsE property known ss Lots thirteen (Sj
!bgton, D C.; and also thas part of Lot twelve az
IN me same square, beginning at point the west
lne OF said los twenty eight (ZS) feet distant from
the southwest corner thereof: running thence 70 the
northwest corner OF The lot thence to the northeast
corner OF the LOT; thence along the east line OF the
lot to point in said line twenty eight C2) feet
qlstent from the utheast of said lot thence
III srsigh; line 70 the plsce of beginning tagether
OF lot. VAN '''
The above described property comprises the
greater portion OF tho Carroll place property, other
wise known Duff Green row, fronting about l45
fee, on LIST street east, between East Capitol street
Park and presents to capitalists and others one of
city of Washington. The improvements consist OF
four brick buildings, two Of them very large
Under the provisions of the deed of trust, and in
conformity with the opinion OF the Supreme Court
# the District Of Columbia, sitting as a court of
parcels, according to plat thereof, which viii be
exhibited on the day of sale.
The te, ms Of sale For each Of the two larger
houtes 50 eco In cash and the balance in equal
instruments in six and twelve months after the day
Of sale. For each Of the two smaller houses, 81 90
in cash, and the balance in two equal ipstslmen in
elk and twelve months after the lay of sale The
sum of 500 IS 10 be paid each of the two larger
houses immediately at the time of sale, and $3.50 ON
each OF the two smaller houses at the time of sale
and the respective balances of the cash payments
are to be paid within five days. For the deferred
portions of the purchase money the purchaser will
be required to give his two promissory uotes pay
able at six and twelve months respectively after
date thereof, bearing interest the ate of ten per
cent per anuOm to be ted the day Of SALE aud TO
be secured by deed of trust upon the pTemises
The terms of sale 10 be fully compiled with
within i've days after the day of sale; otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property at
the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser after
one weeks notice. All conyeyancinR and STAN ps
are to be at the &C st Of the purchssar.
4. + : H SRRIRTRrTENDEN' tTrustees.
auS-d GREEN n VILLA Ms kucts
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R1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Austfonears
- No. 319, northwest corner 10Th and ID sire ats
II NO oI5' esT corner Wth aud ID s.rests
VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS FRpNTING ON
SENkNTH AN U EIGHTH STREETS North.
RAN SNIARE. AT Auction
10y WIN. l.. WALL s co, Auctioneers,.
- New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 902 Pennsylvania ayeuue

sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE ON 6TH STREET, BETW ZEN G AND
STREETS. N. W.
IA on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. septem-
G:.M Der 5th, at o'clock, will sell, on the
9. premises. all that piece or parcel of ground
ing and being situated in the city of ashin gton,
and nown ard described the plat or plan of said
city as, and being. Lot H. in Square 49, together
with the improv ements.
This property fronts d feet on 6th street. with a
depth of IS feet, and is i'm proved by three story
Bricf building, now used as adwelling house, with
bakery attached. ovens, &c, all complete.
The above sale offers a rare chance to parties
wishing to secure a business stand with dweiling
sttac he'd: Tho property is in good condition and
worthy the attention of buyers.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In and IL months.
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest and
ed BY deed of trust All cow ancing, stamps
&C. st cost of purchaser. deposit of $500 will be
required as soon as the property is knocked off.
AUST W. l.. WALL Il 90, Aucts.
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LIED

TPPEE-SCPOGGfH su-us. I'll in the Par
CuGEr, To IL 1th sJr Het. Iss- = tzki1rtou, Nv
Be- Charles NcE'i-e.h, Nr WILLIAM J. TUP
=. of n siue, ana Niss MAETHA T. SCRJG
GIN o. astira tau. 3 e..
IFort Tobacco 7 INES please cor-.l
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DRoPo-ALs FOs COAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
RVTvAr AEp

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF ENCRAVING AND PRINTING.
august 18th, iST2
Sealed Proposals viii be received At this ofioe
until 10 O'Clock 3. N on SArU RbAl, the 2sth day
Of September, lS72, for furnishing EiEhs Hundred
tettl Tons Of suu Of Mine Georges Creek x Cumbsr
land Coal, 20 e iVere1 a. such tines and places
AID Ia such quantities, as may Se required and sub
Jeot TO he cunOiloDs required by act OF Cpnress ap
proved Ju H. loso, yiZ: That sue coal shall weigh
214o rounds to the ton, a-d shall be Inspected and
welE hsd and the quantity Of each 10 certified ~
Il tine - delivery by the person 81 pointed and
qualified under tie act for thst pu pose; and ,hAt ne
prescribed Zee Of - cents ter eaca ton "a
weighed aid delivered sh Ill be paid By the cOntrao
tor.
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from The 2sth of September, lS72, the Department
reseryIrg the right TO reject all any portion OF
the bids offered.
No prep sails will be entertained unless acc0mpa-
nied ty satisfactory evidence Of ability fulfil the
contract, Will any pa IN. Mt lie made ithout the
certificate OF the ins that the Coal furnished
~ such a. the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent % the
Office of GEO. MCCARTEE.
Chief Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
aug eOtd Treasury Department.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOX REMOyABOFE NORTHERN
LIBERTY MARKET.

BoARDoF PUBLIC WORKS .DIsTBtcr or COIUMBTA.l
WASHINGTON, August %. ls72. (
Proposals. viii be received until WEDNESDAY,,
September 4, lS2 OF u ocloCk for the Buildings,
Shoes, Payemel t. ana other District property IA
Ia abe cCrbsiCu bounding the space now occupied
ty the Northern Liberty NGfk-t.
The old nsterial must be removed within the
space Of ten (0) u from the award 81 sale, and the
purChazeT will r'uoys all old nSte-isl with % that
time, leaving the space Row occupied by the mark &
free and clean.
Pr posss VIII he addressed O. the Vice Presid NJ
Of the Board Il Public Woke, and endorsed = Pro-
pCs6ls for purchase aud removal Of Northern Liberty
Market. and the amount of gu chase money must
b. deposited With the Treasurer Cf the District -
Columbia before the order for removal nf material Is
given. ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD.
au29 Fer & Ohron. sopy. Voc Pre.iIsnt.
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Rf SREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and sts
TRusTEES SALE OF VACANT LOTS ON
. TWthFTH sTBEET WEST, BEr@EHN

Nok1H AND BOUNDARY STREET.
- BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO me, dated
FEBRUARY ~ h, l672, and recorded in biber No
OF felo Ia. ct. of the land records IF
IN front Of the premises, ON TUESDAY, the 10Th
day n sePtenber, lS2. At ~ O'Clock .. m, Lots
and The north tea feet sy The depth thereof Of Lot
thereof Of Lot No. nine l9D. in Starr 4 Metcalrs
snb division of square thr ee hundred and TWO 3J2)
or 20 much thereof as may be necessary. This PRO-
perry frouts eighty tSUl feet IL street. and is
ninety hye tse fest one Il inch In dep,h.
TeFms OF sale: One nsf cash, and the balance at
8 and IL months, for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser besripE interest from the day IL sal and
secured by deed OF trust the property sold, Will
he taken. deposit of ESQ win BE- required Of the
purchaser at the time OF sale. all congeyancing
and revenue stsmps At the expense OF the purchaser
WIN. +. MAfTINGLY. TRUSTEE
Eaugsa GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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RY ". L. WALL & CO., Auctieneers,
~ New Marble Building,
9OU and SUZ, W. PenQa. ave, and c.h ST

VALLhBLN PkOPEkTY MAE TIE IN
TERROR DEPARTMENT FOR SALE.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in Liber
p 52, folio 39, Of the AID records Of Washing ton
county, ia the District Of Columbia, we will,
Oh TIN RSDAY, the : d DAY of October, A. d ,lS72,
az O'Clock p. m on the premises. off, for sale
thar Ne,y desirsb bic property G. street, between
6ib al d 7th streets being the western part of lot
10, IN square AS, improved by a two and a half
story Brick House. containing soms twenty two
rooms, now under rent to a good tenant.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 Il and Is
months with iDer-st at ten per cent secured bv
deed of trust on the premises. deposit OF 500
Will he required or the acceptance of the bid If the
terms Of sale are not complied with within i've days
from the dav Of sale the property will be resold
the ex p"Bse of the oefaGltirz purchaser Convey.
aLciLg and stamps at purchaser cost
JOSH u. MCpHFESON.l r..
ar5O W T. WALL o "a aucts