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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-28

O7 WEST FORTY SEVENTH STREET.-A HAND
- somcy furnished Second Floor Of four with
fine closets TO be rented with Board at reduced prices
the summer.
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How TWENTY-THE EE GENTLEMEN GOT SEATS
In TIE NV YORK CENTRAL CARs.--A gen
tIenan from the West, who arrived in this city
yesterday. tells OF an incident which happened
This week ON a New York Central train which
nay furnish hint TO travellers hereabouts.
Among the passengers who got on the train at
Ttica. y. y. were twenty-three men who were
enable T. find a seat. Among them was a law
yer, who proposed TO the rest that AL decline to
give up their tickets until they were furnished
seats. The agreement was made, and when the
conductor came around he found twenty three
gentlemanly but very obstinate men who refus-
fd % give hIm either ticket or money unless he
would show them place 10 sit. The conductor
replied that there were plenty of vacant seats
In the next car bat on inquiry il was ascertain
FL that this was a drawing room Ger, for which
extra charge was made. So the twenty-three
declined 10 bulge, and matters remained in
This unsettled condition until the cars had gone
A long distance. The conduct Jr finally induced
two dozen persons who had seats to 90 into the
draw ing-TOom car, without extra charge, and
then made place for the obstinate twenty
three, y no then gave up their tickets, as they
said they would DO. Undoubtedly they had the
right Cf IT, n the courts have repeatedly decided
that Pass, niger Is justified in refusing payment
OF fare until the railroad company gives him
proper acccmmOdations-SpnH RspuJIi-
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.IGESERAL NATUaE-No. l3e !

u h1i AOi 81 SSrdn = Trap, eXeCutriy
OF william Trap, dece ased.
BE ~ sE0c'sf ~ The SsHat. and kfoWSs qf PeD,s
SeAiditrsS o. the UHitcd States of ,HsTfc1 "a Con
EreSS So entitled That the letters patent granted 20
william Tapp, citizen Of the United States dated
the hTst day OF October eighteen hundred aud forty
I'VE, surrendered and TeissUed on the tenth day of
hSrch, eighteen hundred and forty nine, .od q <
Tended by the Commissioner of Patents for seven
ltars trcm the hrst day Of OcyJbsr Gig ateen hun
Hred ana nifty nine, and again surrendered and
issu N two several divisions patents bered
respectively, nineteen hundred aud forty-six AMI
nineteen hundred and fOrty-seven, for new aud
useful Improvements in barrel machinery, be-
and the ssme is and are hereby, renewed
revived, and extended for the term Of ssysn
years from and after the passage of this act AMI the
g mm issionrr of Patents is hereby directed up5n
The pr esentation OF said patents re isuss num-
bered respectively, nineteen hundred and forty tx
asc itf.e en- hundred sad forty seven, OF certified
copt' thereof, by making a certificate upn suc;I
pateu or reissue, or certified copy thereof Of such
sNie asion, the lawful fees being first r.ii thsa-
lcfs IN the name OF Sarah :. Trapp eXarutrir of
salo Hliliam Trap; and the Commissioner Of Pa.
tSLts 70 Eereby dirScted 80 cause the 10 be en-
tered of record IN the PateHt Office and the sai pa-
y MS 50 reLewee revived. and extended shaIi have
&c Haile tucct IN law as II originally granted for
terms extending to the end 0i the term
10 witch they are extended BY this aot.
PToCtdtt, hOt-ersT, That such renewal or eXfenja1
tEd decision IN the same manner Is If issued under
the neral Law regulating tie granting OF par uts
APd Pre- ct1tf ypJtheT. That no rersUL firm. or
pCrstioD shall be liable for suy damage OF royalty
for baIing made vended, used said ian enIents
N SAID patents specified prior t. the passage of this
having made or purchased and used said improve
meD since the ex Of the said patents shall be
entitled to use the without liability during the
term OF SAID extension. Approved, une 10, lsl2
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the
Forty-Second Congress.
IGENERAL NATURE-No. rs.

IGENERAL NATURE-No rs
An ACT increasing the rates OF pension TO certain
persons therein described.
Be y, sHGeIsf BY the Senate and HcKSs or Repre-
ssHtaf,rss az ths CHitsa States Of Apsyica IN Con
ETsSs assembled, That the act entitled Z" An act
supIemeDtsTy to the several acts relating 10 pen
siOps, approved June sixth, eighteen hundred and
sixiy-sx, be so amended that from and after the
passage 81 this act all persons entitled by law to
less peDtion than reinsfter specifisd Who while
10 the mltary or naval service Of the United States
and IN IDe o. duty, shall have lost the ght OF both
eyes, or shall have lost both hands. or AL have
I1et Ioih 1tst, or been permanently and totally dis
aDied IN the sane, or otherwise so permanently
shd totally disabled to render them ut
ott IT'D. ntIpless, or 30 nearly so as to re-.
QulTe the Constant personal aid and attendance Of
slhoiLtr pers%n, shall be entitled to pension of
thlrty one dollars and twenty five cents psr month
ARD All persons who under like circumstances shall
nav lost one hand ard foot. bsen totally and
perpsnt Dtly disabled in the same, or otherwise so
disabled q. to be incspacitsted fer performing any
manual labor, but not much as to require con-
stant personal aid aud attendance shall be entitled
q penslon 81 twenty four dollars per naouth and
81 persons no upuer like circumstances shall have
lest one hsnd or one foot, been totally and per-
1n1nent'y disabled ia the same otherwise so dis
abid IS TO render their incapacity 20 perform man
ua labor equivalent 20 the loss Of a hand OF foot,
sbSli lie entitled to pension Of eighteen dollars Der
Month TT m and after the fourth day of June eish
teen hundred and seventy-twO,
AluvOVel. lime =
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IGESERAL NATuRs-No. ISL

AN ACT to amend act entitled IAN act to royide
Tor the disposition OF us less military reserya-
tlons; approved February twenty fourth, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy one.
bs ~ enacted By the Senate and House Of Rsprs-
SsTtdrrsS Cf The United States Of America an Con
-sSS assembled. That the Secretary of be, and
he II hereby, authorized and directed transfer to
the custody and control Of the Secretary of the nte
l1Or, for disposition for cash, according TO the ex-
istIng laws of the United States relating to the
public lands after appraisement to the highest bid
GER ST not less than the appraised value at legs
than one dollar and twenty five cents per acre,
The United States military reservation a. Fort
ALA ala, IN the Territory OF Washington:
PTOrtHsd That the Secretary II the Tote riOr shall,
whenever IN his opinion the public interests may
Gulre IT, cause the fOregoug reservation, part
parts thereof TO he sCbdiy 1ed into tracts Of less
than forty acres each or into town lots, with the
Tecesssry street streets make the same acces-
sitle And rTOrIdsd tRrsae, That each subdiv ison
te9etheT with the buildings, building materials, or
other property hich may 10 thereon, shall be sp-
praised and offered separately at public Outcry, to
the highest BIDDER, heTeiDbefore provided, but
net N subdivisions If more thsu forty acres each
after which any UDsCld land or lot shall be SUBJECT
To sale al pTiyae entry for the appraised value st
the PToper laHd-ohce. IApIrOY ed. June 3, l572.
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EVENING STAR.


The Medical Record, u scOur-ing OF the ffhy-
rieue OF ruralizing." saws; The antipodes OF the
summer hotels are the farm houses, 50 MANY of
which are opened for Summer bOarders. Very
few Of these, however, serve the purpose for
which they are 80 enticingly advertised. If
Jrodel farmhouse can be obtained il is no doubt
the most desirable place for abstract ruralizing.
But that tbs IS exceedingly difficnlt, the eXpe-
Tience OF the majority OF cOmfort-seekiny cOun-
try tOarters abUndantly proves. IL IL very diff
fcut 20 find quiet accommodations of this sort,
with pleasant surroundings and the requisite
quality Of food. The model and civilized farm
looks beyond the salt meats and other heavy
food that suits the digestion of bis plougnnan,
Gees not usually open his door 10 accom- uiouI t
transient hCarderS On the other nara, the
farmer who from lack Of thrift, management,
and knowledge Of his business cannot i've as
comfortably as he msy desire, Is very apt 10
v,ake SOM arrangements for city visitors our
Frg he SKINNER. This class OF boarding house
krerrrs are in such a large majority that they
~ Az he Looked upOn as typical OF the whole class.
a su@l rarely have the means OF suppl wing the
rcfr,Ssfe FOOD for their own families, they often
er fail 70 appreciate the ordinary wants OF
Others. even allowing he widest charity of con-
S,rus-ioU -Cr What they choose . 70 call ''Dlain
and Substantial food
a compromise between the two classes offarm
SOaTdinC-houSes Is the ordinary country house
Kept by some experienced person-generaIIy
s. a lady Il reduced circumstance It y such
- make country boarding a business, and when
they DO rot crowd their houses, they are very
apt 20 give satisfaction, and Il Is to such TIA at
patients Who have ordinary Questions, aDd or
binary capacity Tor quiet, should be recommend
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AN fCT u Amend section i've u an set entitled
= a.. act making ppTopriati1as for the civil a 4
diplomatic expenses Oi the government for the
Year eighteen hundred aId foTty-one," approved
March three, eighteen N',r..- aud forty one,
tLc u aUthcrlLe the proper Construction there f.
Do ~ tHdefs1 " IL. : "Gfs art RCry5 Of Re ne
SsnfaftrfS a tIe United States e America ~ Goa
tfsSS GSseUi5te1. That the provisions of the fifth
stctcE @. the set eRtitled Az act making appr,,-
FrStons Tor the civil ana eenses Of the
S'NelLment Tor the year eighteen huI bred aud
ioIJ one, approved March three, eighteen hun
cred sind forty-on which established and limit 4
tte CO IPe, saJlOh o. Collectors Of customs snail lie
sIntD5td and shall be Construed 70 apply to all
-ur el ,F- 81 cGsi on ,rts psTiOI ming, or having
ltIloin e4, the duties Cf collectors of customs, VIII,
shat be III tiled I've the same conn su4,,i0n
as q allowed 10 collectors 10y ssid act OF March
tnrte, eighteen hundred and forty one for Inc
services Ia the settlement of their accounts with the
treasury PTOridSd. That the fees, commits sious
std monuments prescribed BIZ law snd collected by
them sEall amount TO such maximu =. allowance
Approved, June :. l>12
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FoR FUEL.

DE"A RTEEST OF THE INTERIOR, (
NASHIN6TJS. u q, , ugGst . 1872. &
Se3iff Proposals " il pe received until y clock
m, BIDAl- August 80. ls72, Tor furnishing Fail
Tor this Departrn and lis several Bureaus.
Fer eight hundred $500 tous t2,2lo p5un1s 70 the
toni best quality OF Baltimore Company NJ. I g0r
NiiEesbarIe p line NJ i While Ssh A-tLrscite
kurE6ce Coal. Also. three hundred 1907 tors i22lo
pounds e. The tcEl bet quality Of Shsmshla Cga' q,
tEg size. The above coal must b delivered within
ferry io} days from date oi the contract stored
III the yaul,s Of Toe Department in r satisfactory
inapneT before the party furnishing II " II b paid
Also, hundred cords well seasoned hsk@rs' P'r-
Wood, Of the best quality ard ifly cords best OAK
q q, vel seasoned sud sound.
The above WOoC t. be corded at the Department
buildings, az may be desired
The whole 10 be lis u,CtC3, y. iie- nd q
in accordance with act Of Congress, fpr0ved
judy II. $50.
CeTjIrcsJes from the ilppers must be shown 70
the Superintendent certifying that tho coal aaliv
eIcG 10 them ttLe cgLttCtJT5 : the kind rec Hif u
by the Department.
he bids i'll be op ned in the cfiee Of the Super
'GtendeLt, in the presence q such bidders may
choose 20 attend.
satisfactory bond will be repr rcd Of o success
fUl biddrIs for the fJithfu performance OF the con
tG8Ct.
The richt TO accept or reject any all bids is
au25 1t C.DELaNO, Secretary
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DRoPOsALs FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT or STATE, WARRINGTON. u. c.
Sealed Proposals wiil be received at the Depart
ment of State until , OF TEE isT DAT OF So
TN 3ER, lo!2, TO furnish this Department with Fuai
for the year ending June ~, lS73 % De delivered in
such quantities and at such pisces desired. In
formation AZ 20 kinds aud quantities Dc obtained
on application At this Department.
The right to reject or ali bids, or to accept any
BID, or any port Of any hid, : reserved and each
bidder is required 20 de post with the Treasurer cf
the Unite States the sum Of SsO ~ guaranty II
faithful performance OF The contract awarded 10
him. THEODORE W. MON,
auel6-dtSepl Superintendent Of Bui'di1g.
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IGENFRAL NATrRE-No- - l

' q
and 10 tscil tate bank clearinghouse exchanges
b U sH1ct.j By ths SsrCs md House of RspreSeH.-
H9rc - Ire tNltsc STfS Of 4pl,TIrI in Congress
mt H. Iha4 the . cretRry Ofthe Treasury Is here
bntlCrlfvd 10 receive United States notes on 4
fD-it, without interest. from national bAnAiag asss
Gallons in sums net less than ten Thousand liars
rid I" Issue Certificates therefor in s1ch form "a
thS seCfetaTy may prescribe. IN denominations OF
not les thsn i've thousand dollars; which certifi-
cate shall be payable on demand ia Uri'el states
Lofr5, ~ lie Place : here tle deposits were male.
SIC. :. That the United states uotcs 30 deposited
IA the treasury e TIE Ugitet State, shall not be
counted as part Of the legal reserve: bus the ceyi
Gates ISSUED therefor may be held aud counted by
natlCnat banks Is part OF their legal reserve and
aJ DC accepted IN the settlement OF clearing house
'aianfes 81 the places where the deposits therefor
we're n sde
SEC. B. hat nothing contained IN this act snail ha
chst aed 10 rutnoTlZe any expansion contraction
~ the CUrrercy: ard the United stats notes Tor
Nh'cf such certificates are issued or other Uajtea
states notes u Ike amCunt, shall he hel as special
u-Vcslts IN the treasury, and used only for he -
deri Dti,u 81 such certificates
Apron ed. june :. l&-2
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GENERAL NATuRE-No. 1sl.1

Az ACT to amend the nth section Of an act entitled
AN act making appropriations for the legislaiiye 9,
executive, and Judicial eX penses Of the govern
ment for the year Gliding Jane thirtieth efehtee ,
hundred AID seventy three, aud for other pur-
poses -
BE II eHdotsd jy the Se.qfs and HoVSs of Reprs
StHtdfirS Of The Drlt,d SAFES Cf America IN Con
sfssS GS..pos9 Ina, the tth section of tue act
proved May eighth, eighteen hundred and seventh
TWO, making aPprCp4 latiOns for the legislative,
executive and Judicial EXPENSES Of the Govern ent
Tor the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hum
dIed Snd seventy three, shall not beeld TO apply 10
materials, stores, or supplies sold t. officers ard
soldiers Cf The army 10 exploring or sHryeyiUg
diions authorized by law, and that said sectio
shall Dot be held to repeal such part of paragraph
H5Z Revised Army he gulstiOus Of eighteen hunirs,
a. Sky three, provides tina. expenses OF sales
OF niutary stores or supplies regularly condemned
viii be raid from their proceecs
ARIrOyed, june =, lMl
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DKoPosALs FOB CONCRETE STONE.
NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT, 4.

INV. NIAIEf W Az MD n AVf UFPtPIMENT,t
. NA-HINGToN, ID. O., August 18th, ls72 (
sealea PToPOsals will be received Until she 3 II
Architect, Treasury Department, Washing; On, D.
y, Tor oOO cubic yards, more less, of Granite.
Limestone. or other hard, durable stone, broken TO
the size Of hens eggs suitable for concrete to lie de-
Hyered on site Of building The proposals. 10 be &C
com panied by a sample of the stone
Proposals will be made by the cubic yard and will
be received by weight, the weight Of yard be as
certained by the superintendent by measuring Sc
cuTately and weighing the same.
The bids must be made On the printed form to be
obtained of the Supervising Architect, Treasury
Department, and will be accom- psR'ed by a penal
bond in the of $500 that The bidder will accep,
and perform the contract IL awarded him.
All Of the concrete stone needed will require TO be
delivered within forty days after the contract is
entered into.
The right to reject any all bids is reserved.
Proposals must be Enclosed in A sealed envelope
and Endorsed - Proposals for Concrete Stone, Ssw
state, " ar and Navy Department. Washington, ID
c., and addressed to A. IULLETT, Esl Super
wishing Architect, Treasury y eIartnent. Rui6-lst
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GENERAL NATCRE-No. l2i1
~ ACT 10 create aidijiJral land district in

be II enacted o. tss S7HGrs and House Of Rs7rs
SsHIGitrsS o. f5e UHttsf SAFES Of AMsTt:u ~ con-
tTsSs dSSsD bisd That that portion OF Florida lying
ej OF the line between ranges fourteen aud fifteen
east sal constitute additODa land district, and
snsi be known as the East Florida disttic., the
Office Tor which shall be l0cai ed at Jaynesyirs.
SFc. That there shall he appointed a register
and cever for said and district. and who shall
be entitled to the same compensation is or may
hereafter be, prescribed 81 Law for like GERS OF
ihs ether district in said State
Approved June (. 1S-2
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DIED.

BACCIS. On the morning Of the o b instant
alter a lONG tiness- MARl ALLEN, eldest dsu-h-
Ter Oi Alien and Ellen Baccu-, IN the 25th year OF
Ler sge ~
Her funeI Il Will take place 10 morrow tFr;daT)
Afternoon. 1t o'clock, from the re- .dence of her
aud sire Its -
BRADLEY. on the . n inst after A Iirgerin ?
Uf her sg-.
Funeral vii take place Tomorrow rnoruGnz 10
O'Clock a. III, Ii street, No. 1919, NV.
TAGGAKT Al ElktOn, MARYLAND Auqust sSd
Mrs AAE l.. 1AGGARr, formerly OF Washing
Ton city.
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PROPOSALS FOB HEADSTONES FOR MA.
l. TIoHaL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
. W AK UtPA Z IMENT,
GUARDIANSHIP GENERALS OFFICE,

l.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., AugDst /, IS72t
Proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the national cemeteries required by law, 10 be
addressed to the Quarter master General, Washing
ton, d. &.
Proposals should state the price for each he I'd
stone, properly inscribed and ~ tine head OF the
grave In each rationsl military cemetery.
Bids may be Tor the whole Wo. X OF al the cemete
ries for that Of eral cemeteries in district or
tor a single cemetery.
The bonds required viii be, in amount twenty (e0)
per cent. Of the whole amount of each contract
All proposals received By the Quartermaster Gen
aral will be opened on the l2rH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1872 81 noon, at the Office Of the Quartermsster Gen
eral, Washington, ID. o, in presence OF BIDDERS and
contracts will be award "a 10 lhe lowest responsible
bidders as soon as com parison OF the samples and
prices can be c'mpleted; provided the sam pies
deemed suitable bY the Secretary of War.
All samples should be distinctly marked in order t.
prevent mistakes.
Lists of the cemeteries, with the number Of graves
in each, together with fun Information cOadi
tlons. requirements. &c, will be furnished rppli-
cstion in writing to the QusrteTmasier General,
WashiD g'on, ID. Q.
Envelopes, containing proposals, TO be Endorsed
Proposals fer headsTones Tor nsfiOnai military
cemeter.e and addressed TO the Qpsrtermsster
General, Washington, d. G. N. c. MEIGs,
Quartermaster General, Breyet Major General, u.
>. A. jy3i6Ot
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aotioneers.
~ Nc. lOOl Northwest oornSr Of 10th sud d SITS

PR0PERTY, ON CAPITOL Hill; ,
E the SStf day Of J S "A D lS7 AID duy
land records for net S d9 9S in enc II tsf
Of Columbia, aud by direction % The party holding
IL dsd N hs at Ra
snot12n if9s' 81 the RTe,aises at % o'clock
and fourteen t8 IN SQUARE 729, In the Ciy of Wa
iLftch, ID O.; anc eiso that part Of Lot twelve n2D
u tie same square, beginning IT point the 81
the southwest corner thereof rrapirs tbece 70 me
northwest corner OF lie I5t thence to the naTtEea9
lot 70 Point in said east lire tw.nty -egbf tSS ft
distant from the southeast ol said lot thence
IN straight llrc To- the place Of beginning: together
with oil the improvements Ca said lo;s and part
The above Described u-opertg CON srises he
EreateT portion OF IL CarLoI place raPeEJ other
feet on Let street east bstge Fast Capitol strict
ind Peuusylvsu avenue, and facing the yar,Toi
Park, sul presents to capitalists AMI others ofe OF
the most desirat'e INVESTMENTS 10 Re found III The
City OF Weshir-tor The inpr JvaIusrts CCTs!,t OF
four brick buildings, two Of them very lsrge
Under the prov sions OF the deed OF trust, and in
IF the District OF Columbia, sitting a "a court Of
equity the property viii be cold in tour sepsrste
IaTcoeis according 90 plat thereof, which viii De
The terms OF sale are: For each Of the two LARGER
houses $500 in cash and the balance 90 TWO eiual
i,s'GlTn6uts IN Elk and twelve months afr the day
q sale For each OF the two smaller house az 30
in casb, and the balance ia two equal iDsta'-en in
Fix ard twelve months after the Ia = sale The
OF $500 is - be paid or each % th- two larger
houses in nediat"y ~ the time cf sale a13 s9c o.
each Of the two smaller houses ct the Of sale,
and the respective balances of the cash pa meuts
are TO be paid y thin five days. For tiIs deferred
portions OF the yCTchaSe money, the purchaser will
be required 10 give his tive prcmlssorg notes, pay
able a: six and twelve months respectively after
das thereof, bearing interest ~ She Z ten De-.
cent per aDrU, TO DO Cafei the day Of sale, and 20
be secured by deed OF trust uVOn the promises
The terms Of sale 10 be fully CONC iicd wi,b
within five days after the day Of sale otherwise the
trustees the right resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the dsfaUiting purchaser ssr
ono weeks notice. All convey aaCing and stamps
are to be at the cost of the purchaser.
=. T. CRiTTEEUEN, lu,...
n. F MORRIS, huotees'
auo-i GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Euctz
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GENERAL NAIURE-He. III

AN ACT to provide for filliHs vacancies in certain
Offices in the several Territories.
be n eHdefed 6y the SsHGts and HoHSs Of Rep
ressHfdireS Of the Uatfed S.sS Of America IN Goa
sTsSS assembled. That in any Of the Territories,
whenever vacancy shall happen from resignation
or death during the OF the legislative council
IN any Office which. under the organic act of said
Territory, IL TO be filled by appointment of the gov
ernor, BY and 18th the advice and consent of the
council the governor shall I'll up such vacancy by
granting a commission, which shall expire at the
end OF the next session of said legislative council
Approved, June :, 1872
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE ShVENTH SHEET ROAD, OPPO-
sITk howard UNIVERSITY.
LA BY virtue of deed IF trust, dated January
EA 2e b, 1872, and duly recorded In liber No SO,
sAA.folio 204, one of the land records Tor Wash
ington coCTty, iu the District of Columbia. aud by
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
viii sell, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
september 9th. IS72, at 81 O'Clock D. m, los No 81
in Wright and DOyle's subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant situated the 18th street road, opposite How
ard University, and improved by Fra ne Dwelling.
Terms: One. third cash; residue in six, .welye aud
eighteen months, with interest from day OF sale.
Deferred payments to be secured by deed oftrust on
the property Conveysnciug and stamps 81 cost Of
purchaser. Sl00 down at time of sale.
Il. NJ. WEBER, Trustee
au24 ec6ds LATIMER Il CLEARY, Aucts.