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, 1872-11-03

the West Side Blue Island avenue cara churches
and schools, and are now ready to sell 100 lots on
Sampson. Mitchell, and. and Hastings Streets between
and terms. Call and see them.
, 1872-11-03
GIFT ENTERPRISE.


The Second Grand Gift Concert authorized BY speci.
Kentucky yl P9sysy I and taks Pafe In
SATURDAY, Dec. 1s72, {time extended from Sept.
cent Cash Gifts will be distributed by lot ticketho1d
, 1872-11-03

3f<,,r, J. D. st<rhen. Barney HcKenna John Ire, Pat
ker, Con Tracy, Wan. NcGeary, John BTnhns, and
Others.
GENTLEMEN thank yon for tho honor conferred upon
by me to be candidate for Alderman o.
position, will do al in to serve the interests OF
tho city, and of my Ward in particular Not having
sought the Office in Whatever shall 1eaTe the
whole matter in the hands Of ms friends.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES EOTFN
, 1872-11-03
POLITICAL.
James RoWen, ESQ.

SIR: We, the undersigned voters OF tho Sixth Ward
knowing that the nominations already made for Alderman
not the choice Of majority OF the people, and feeling
that the interests Of tho city and Of this ward in pacu
lar should be looked after By their choice, would ask
to become Independent candidate for Alderman II
should do pledge united support, and
will do all for your election.
Yours, respectfully,
J. B. Stephens, John Leg Pat. Lee, N. Jourdau, John
Rasset, Martin seelsy, Patrick Blake, & McKenpa
hyons g r Cassidy Fl Lgna1n 3 John Doyle, n kehos
Rya3 John Madden boEsisa1 FSank F1Htz.t5%nons +
Pat Noonsn, J. 6: Donnovan, Chas: E. shepard, Geo
D. B. Bi1dsal, John W. Adams, Dennis Dunn, Vim.
Shehan, Cornelius Tracey, John Carmeny & Connell'
Geo Derneno, Fred Forker, Ed. Murphy, P ~ Tracey.
John Tracey. harn Sanders, Martin Seery, Janes Joy
N. Frawey, James GarmeB, John Tobey D. Su1liVan'
Danl Ring, John Bruhms, John Dempsey, LAWS
Avery Noonau, Adam Kess1er, L. H9lan, John MArn95'
T. nj Glenuan. P. M'Glennan. john MGeary, YIN. NJ
Geary, D. Kelly, John Kelly, Wm. MCo11nc9, - Dunn,
Thos Kelly. P. bann, J. Gavin, Wn. Nolan, r Hickey
W. j. Kussnman, Daniel Malony, +. Grant, u F1nne-
gan, Potter Hersey B. hrDouen. Chas. EfsheTz James
Blejh, D. ". Martin, James Strauss, Wm. kercher,
John Lacy, j. Bnnbury, B. M'Govarn, F., J. Coleman
Wm Fs9ngap Th9s ~ Msrtip Tfod TfsadTe i Ratrak
3ohor John Roddy EurE D. TEassy EfsnnIn Joln
2. Lynch Edward Quigley.
, 1872-11-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

General Western Passenger Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22
Anticipated Dinncuity with Spain

Anticipated Dinlcuity with Spain.
There sppears to be serious anticpations at
Washington that difficulties may grow out OF OR
complicated affairs with Spain The precise cause
of the quarrel has not transpired 1t has been
said recall of Minister Sickes was some time
since requested whether this grew out OF the Ad-
ministraton's demand for the release OF MI
Houard, the Cuban prisoner, or Sickels' inter
fsrance at Madrid, in the political trouble OF the
homo government IS not stated But it is said
the Secretary Of the Navy has had all the forts
Oh the Southern coast hastily put in state OF
defence and manned, and gwen orders for the re-
turn Of q number of vessels Of war that are now
on foreign stations to have them in readiness in
the event Of any difficulty in Cuban or Spanish
waters.
It 10 . matter Of astonishment that the govern
msnt ct Warrington should now find itself so
short Of vessels of war that are fit for service
after all the money that has been expended on
the Navy during the last few years. But this is
The state Of every Department under this extrava-
CAN'T Administration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22

DEXTER must look out for his laurels. Gold
smith Maid has been skipping 1t on the hight fan
tastic hoof to the time Of 27lz, and |, she cannot
skip over that quarter OF a second she will belle
her past premise and disappoint all who take al,
interest in turf matters. Goldsmith Maid is pro-
badly the fastest Of all racers now contendng for
the precedence in this country
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22
The Water street Imp rovement

has come to q stand. We see no prospect. at
least, for commencing it this year. The fair
prospect which seemed to present itself to the
people in the proposition OF President HINcKLEf,
Of the Philadelphia, Viii. & B. R. r.. has all van
ished through the reception. by the City Council
of another letter from that gentleman. more fully
setting forth what that corporation proposed to
do, and what 1t expected from the city. Upon
tho reading of this letter in the Council, motion
was made to reject the proposition. But to avoid
what might seem hasty action, the further consid-
Grafton of the matter was postponed until Thurs
day night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22

A1N WHO ARE IN PRIsoN-Amonp the noit,
81 prisoners in the Albany penitentiAry, SEN
tsnced under the infamous Ku-Klux law. is a
man by the name OF Moore and this is his history.
- he gave it in brief from his sick bed, to the ed
itor Of the Utica Bee
"Before the war was well-to-do planter in
Alabama. owned many slaves. which consttu.
ted my wealth. The events Of the war reduced
mo nearly to poverty At its close gathered to.
eether the fragments of my ruined estate, hired a
few OF nay former slaves and commenced life
anew. All went we'll with me until a month or
six weeks ago, when was suspected of being a
Au.Alax. arrested by United States marshal,
given hasty trial, found guilty, sentenced, and
two weeks ago was brought from Washington to
this prison. Ny term 10 ten years"
The editor Of the Bee adds: Tho man vowed
upon his honor, and - he prayed that it might be
his deeth.bsd, that he was as innocent Of the
cuns changed against him as was myself He
knew nothing whatever Of the Ku-Klux. asked
him II he had family. The mention OF family
seemed to paraiyze hin with grief. He sobbed
nltteSly, and between the team heard him moan
OH my poor little boy7Ry poor wife has
tened away, but under the pretense OF filling his
hid with water, in half hour I returned. He
Wa stu lying on his narrow bunk, and, claspinp
. Bible IN bis hands, seemed deeply interested in
one Of the .aintive Psalms Of David"
1hsse may b, and no doubt are, here and there
IN the South outlaws, " there are in tho North
and the West, who deserve the prison; but every
1oyu, 1eosure and act done under authority of the
infamous Ku-Klux act deserves the scorn and con.
de0nAtaon Of every true freeman Of the land
-Ba1tim0re Sun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22
Tho Rapid Advance In Steam Navi
cation,

gdtlon.
Tho first voyage across the Atlantic ocean was
accomplished within the memory Of most middle
a6sd men. 1t is said to have been made by
ANAL steamship called the Sirius. On her return
70 Europe the late James Gordon Bonn EFT made
ths passage in her. She was only about the size
Of one Of our coasting schoo,aers, but on her
steaDing into New York harbor attracted great
attsation, and vast crowds of people went to
The wharf to hail her arrival witness her depar-
tars Tho Great Western followed Immediately
aftsrvards, and was regarded leviathan; but
The Great Western had hardly half the tonnage Of
many Of the steamers that now sail from New
York and create no excitement. The Newark
JeSysa! says sixteen steamers, each larger than
the Great Western, have left the bay of New
York in q single day. On last Saturday nine
hundred 6rst.class passengers left for Europe all
in steamers.
This increase Of ocean commerce and European
travel, ,n OF vast consequence to our own city,
which 10 20 deeply interested in the construction
Of steam vessels. The steamers which are now
constructed by Wilmington builders are not quite
% heavy as those that are used for extended
ocean service. But there is a constant increase
in this respect. And now some of the largest
coasting steamers are built here. In a few
years, We have no doubt that the largest and
most costly vessels will be demanded at the hands
Of our builders. who are yet unable to undertake
contracts for the most costly steamers. Or it NAV
be they do not desire such work while they are
kspt busy On lighter and more profitable vessels
Hundreds of these large iron steamers are now
built every year, mostly on the Clyde, in Scotland
where, within thirty years. hardly one was built
IN year. What, then, our prospect is for this
tzade must be imagined. With a change in our
tariff laws, it is said vessels can be built as cheapy
in this country as in Europe, and that change is
certain to be made before many years
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22
SYLVAN SPRINGS!
CHARLES KYLE, proprietor.

CHARLES KYLE, Proprietor.
ms pleasant place Of has been neatly fit ed
up tor the reception Of individual visitors, picnic
ana social parties. Ample accommodations for
dancing have been made. and Ice Cream. Lemon
aas; Sakes' fruits, &c. will be supplied to all who
sold on the ground. He will also continue his pOpu-
Lar stand at Second and Market streets. where the
ABOVE named summer Injuries may be had during
the season.: also al his rendezvous Sixth and Orange
streets. where he will be pleased to see his many
Eae0ds ana the public generally. may7.3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-22
Furniture ana venltlan Binds,
j & I. N HARMAN

J. q J. N. HARMAN,
No. l0k!NG STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL
Wilmington and The sSrroundin 1. casntr "
IL that we continue to IN an facturr and keen
E7Gson hand at our large and long established
warerOoms, Furniture of every variety and style
consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture, suitable for parlOr. dining room and
chamber uses.
Our assortment ofFurniture is as large and varied
As can be found in Delaware. all articles sold at
our establishment are warranted as represented.
made to order and kept constantly or hand. We
also manufacture and constantly keep q large as
sortment o Spring. Hair. Moss and Husk Mattress
es. j. 81. N. HARTMAN,
in1 Al0 King sfreet
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RAILROADS.
RALTlM0RE AND OHION
II RAILROAD. ~ E.

ID RAILROAD. 49,
WASHINGTON, Eoyeuhe-s ,s,,
IIeins between WA>HIN9TON AND RkTrr
MohE and NASHISGT0N AND THE WKsr
Tsk BAL TIMoRH.
Leave csfly, eacep: sunday, a. SIS, s:9 sS A
eno lo&5 q m 90, Sis, End. 8 ID snd 500 m wv
fOk ALL WAY sTArIOss
Leave daily. except sunday, at Sis e:4s and N
q n ; 4-ls AND $40 =. m. ~ '-0s
Tor principal ay Stations, Blsdepsbury Ralt.
VIE, Lsnr.i Annapolis junction and RAlsy Iesy.
~ DID, 90 and geo .. m, and 20, 40 ana %
FOB ANNAPOLIs
LeAse ate:S m; and 4l0 D. m. No trains "a or
from Annapolis or sunday " VI
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at 500 q. and 500, s. 40 Asa az m mn
$50, FOB WAY STATIONS
leave A5:D .. m. anc $50 n m
fOk ALL PARTS Of TIE WHIST
LeeNe oshy, exec pit Saturday ADD Sunday, At B.le
~ 80 a na and S:l5 and 500 D. m.
Oh saturday 81 10 aud s:4b a m and 400 N m
Vn sunday at BIS and 500 .. m enly, couuectins
81 Relay STATION with trains from BsltiIaore ~
"neeuhe, Parkersburg, Pttshurg, sc.
"a etrseourg, and points between Relay House
by po oussoHrs, leave at Sis D N connecting At
commodstion train -
Through tickets to the West can b. h.d a. -.
day. INV " "O'iS In Tue
Tor New York. Philadelphia and Boston see nd
yertisement of " Through Line |"
thus. II. SHARP, Asst NJ aster Trans portation
l.: 81. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEo. :. hOOkTZ, Gent A ct, Washington cells
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DIED.

titL. On Sunday, December 3 Is72, AZ 1913
ClIlN u.. Mrs sABAH A GULL, widow OF the
late e, AZ Fs t'gil, EsT.
Tie tu.sral Will take place from 7 CT late resi-
dsLCe- ih's Sth 81 southeast, Thursday, December
y, IL D. o'clock 2. n. Ct
TIC NFSON. December 10th, ALICE REGINA.
you s-sf daughter Of Dr.. b. and Alice Lawn
TbCb Y-sH. aged months
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F1NHROUGH LINE BE
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON, ~ 80; - - -

l. TWEEN WASHINGTON ~ 80 -
BHILADELPHIA,A AND NEW YORK.
WASHISGToS, November lsT.
Trans between WASHINGTON and NEW OhR
ale IN e. To- lows.
FOH NEW YORK, tciihOM chance If oarS
Leave daily Except Sunday ut $50 s. "a , Iao and
$50 p. n. ~ ~
FOB PHILADEL PHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at s.tJ g. m i 90 and
Sd Us. ~
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York at $50 D. m f, and PhiladeI
phia at b:3I p. u.
only " - M
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York and
Boston can be had at the Station Office at sl hours
Of the day.
FOR Baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement
napolis and the West
THIS. X. SHARP, Asst Master TRANSFORMATION
l.; M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEp. Z. hOONfZ, Agent, " sshington. jel4
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zF-T5e Jury was yesterday empanneled in the
june. vlH case in New York. and the case
opened tor The plsintih, George ". Bowen. The
uIa. O. expected TO last at least a month.
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RY mATTINGLY & WHEELER,


No. aO3 9Th street northwest, next to corner L st.
TRgsTEE,s sALE BY AUCTION OF yALU-
IHGT0N COUNTY, D. o.
\syA Unrer and by virtue OF deed Of trust,
Gs;I dated September q, 1865, and recorded March
l63 and l64, Of the land records for Washington
county, D. G., the undersigned, surviving Trust ee,
will offer for sale, on the premises, tn RSDAY,
Jsnnary :, 1873, at O'Clock p. m, the property
running frem Uniontown, ID. c., TO Blsdensburg,
Md, and about one mile from the former place, aud
described IS follows Being part of tract of land
called Greene Purchase lying and being in the
county Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia.
TO Wit: Parts OF Lots twenty seven GU, twenty
eight t2S), twenty nine (2gl, thirty t3G, and
land. beginning for the part hereby intended to
be conveyed st the northwest corner Of said
Lot numbered thirty and running thence with the
degrees. W. st twenty two perchss aud eight hun
dreths OF q perch; thence south foTty-eight ana q
halt degrees east forty perches and three hundreths
twenty percbes; thence south one and half degrees,
west thirty seven perehes; thence north fifty six
ard tef degrees, east forty perches and three han
dreths Of perch; thence north nine degrees, west
degrees: west thirteen perches to the southwest
ntr CT Howard's OF L2urences lot: thence north
10 ~ degrees, We So sixty four perches the
beginning; Containing is acres, roods and perches
of land by reference to the Plat and of B.
aforesaid, viii more fully and large appear, said
h cm Nyos and Rad
Ann A. c.. Haylor and susan NJ. Naylor to J. Van
Ness Euyck The Improvements are new ten
Terms Of sale eco in cash; and the balance in 1.
Of . ust on the premises. A deposit Of SIoo when
SOD Js sars sfs Trustee
n5.g cod MATTINGLY q WHEELER. Aucts.
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TIL sTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AL ESTATE on ; STREET, kEAA CON
kECTICUT AVENUE W.
Ire by virtue Of n deed OF trust to the under
49, signed, dated goth November, 1872 and duly
aks filed ia the Office OF the Recorder Of Deeds for
reCoI IL the land records Of the county of hing
ton and District OF Columbia. 1 will sell at public
A. J.. 1873, at q D M, the very desirable lot OF
gToutd IN square 90, eighteen feet froat by ninety.
ieS ia depth, fronting street north, wi, n
the improvements thereon, consisting OF a new two
story Frame House, of very geuteel . an-twO
par ana hall first floor, -four chambers kitch-
lOv.
Terms Of sale: One sixth cash, Of which $50 must
be paid acceptance Of bid balance in thirty equal
monthly instalments, with interest at 10 per ceIt.
from date of SALE, secured b. the purchasers notes
aud deed of trust tie property. If terms OF sale
not complied with within i've Gays from late of
sale the property will be resod 81 risk and cost of
purchaser. All convey ancing at purchasers cost
r. P. B SANDS. Trustee,
d5 dts BATIMER q CLsbRY Aucts
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DY LATIMER a CLEARY.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and lsh street.
Star Once Buildings.
IMPRovKB PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

- By virtue Of 9 deed Of tru,t 10 US, lated the
- Liber No eg, felio "a one Of the land records
Of sshiDgton county, u. G., We will sell, by pub
18Th day q December. 1877, at o'clock p m psrt
Of Lot No Of fuckers sub division Of the eastern
hal 81 origihal lot No. s. In square No SIS. begin
sixty feet And three inches from the southeast
feet ton aud ons bali inches thence north forty
thence east thirteen feet ten and half inches,
thence south to the place OF beginning. together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale: One.third Of the purchase money
u s1s ds ~ .ss cent
and 70 be secured By deed q trust on the property
cost Of the purchsser.. II the terms are not com
piled With within 1--WE days from the day after the
sale, the property viii 30 reeold ct the cest and
Dense OF the defaultipg Rarchaser.
JOB F6Hp 4 vi ED s9NN.s' Trustees.
no2s-eotd LATHE 4 CLxARY, Auets.
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Rf &. kEHNhDY,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. ol5 Seventh street, oppos lite the Post Office
TRCSTEE'SsA BY AUCTION OF SIX FIRST
LASS PBESSRn BRICK FRONT DIV ELLING
HOUSES, IN PROCESS OF ERECTION ON 4
STkEET. HEhB THE CORSER OF AND
koBTH CAPIPOh-CENTBAL AND DESIkh-
lie LOCATION.
h. BY viTtos of deed of trust to me, dated
r;,E September 9, lS7l, and reco 'doI September
Il, ISL, in Iiber No. 6s8, folio 1872 one of the
laud records of Washington county, ID @, wilt
sell AZ public auction in front of the premises the
hIghSs bidder, on TUESDAY December Z at
O'Clock .. m the property mehtioaed in said deed
ct trust viz: houses on lots numbered one ham
dTed aid twenty three l23D, one hundred prd tVen-
ty'Cur l2i), enc hundred and twenty i've (l25l one
hundred and twenty six tl26), sns hundred and
tw my seven (lS7 = hundred nd twenty Ell Eht
(l2o) ard part of l0t one hundred and twenty nine
tl2Si. of u. Y. Gnbats recorded subdivision of
square Numbered six hundred and seventy five
Tens cash; 500 on esch house At toe fall Of the
hsumer, balance within five day OF sale. If the
&c Ms OF tale lot comp id with il W i'll he re-
advertised and sold 81 the cost and risk Of the de-
faultlng purchaser.
J. Q. EASTWOOD. Trustee
d'-d {. KENNEDY, Auct.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
II TkICT OF COLuNRIA.

The 25th day o. N0cent5ey 1877.
G. VICTOR POWELL rs U. PORTER ROCKWELL
No. 9,g70, at Law.
On melton OF the plaintiff, by Mr.. J. Carter Mar
bury his attorney, IL Is ordered that the
his appearance to be entered herein on or
this day :: otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with in case Of default.
By the Court:
d K. CARTTER, Chief Justice. As.
True coIy..Test:
nov 26-tuv3r j. MEI6S, Clerk. 40,
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TTNITED sTATKs PAINT OFFICE,
II n oo

On tie petition Of n, r. BURNHAM, Of York,
Penn ania, praying for the extension of
granted 70 him on the 11d day Of February 1853 and
improvement IL Water Wheels:
Il i ordered that the testimony in ths case be
time for filing arguments and the Examiner s report
be limited TO the slst day OF January next, and
ruary next.
ANY person nay olpose this sxtension.
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GEHERAL EMPLoYhRHr oFFICl.-An pss
81 y All e s%koK fss6ls ssISsp
essSss an, saA -. vssrs tssf ssesss "a, [!
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ES sIf s ;!:'::s:SSsilSSS;S5i.is;; e AT ~
fQVl, = loiloVS @1Saye lkV.YO1kf rua. PSs
Sl,J 80 ~ eAf3RkkIH4 = 4I:n. Lssy,
HxxAIDSik Is - ds1 8 iS4. -
Ios fen a1s1as;sa slyH g 3; =. DEaRAA
town. % q ~ ooBn0g q nth 06oot aA1 1sN yO3
6V NV. SusHPs0u. Prsssss,
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d ToMAC n. X. kaa ~ g.
Depot Corner Sta asd D Street. NV.

TRAINS LEAVE TRAIEs sRRTy. At
bGLlI DORS WASHINGTON
a'oS :. m, niagara EXP. s:s3 a. N, esterb FIX.
Sai!y. ~. ress,daily, ex SIneAy
- Va batinlere MAIL 5:5s a ~, all, daily, ex.
ocSiN' cept sunday.
l0.45 "a. IA, Western tx ll:p5 a. M sstar. NJ.
press daily eI. Sunday press daily
10 ! N Baltimore Ac- 5:Ls m, Pacific EXPRESS
coiLatQajOL, daily, eX- daily, except SukdAy
~ euhS1sy. ~ ~ p.Rl., AccomInCdst alton
e:dS .. IA :, Cincinnati Fr- daily.
press daily ,eI. Sunday l0:S3 o. N Southern Ex
1853 Z. u, esteIn Exp's press, dAiIy en- sunday
6siiY.
Trains leaving Washington a. s:3S a m ana 2.>s
.. connect al Bewis with trains for Mar nor
leaving Bowie 1898 a. and 5l3 .. m arry ms a.
Marlboro II % r. n. aud els .. n
Trains arriving At W ash!n gton i -1S m and
,. NJ, Connect Al Bowie with trains leaving Mari
bOro SOB a. m. and 1888 D. N.
Pa 5epRars leaving jneir orders 80 Ticket Orces
corner Is h street aud Pepnsy lYsnia avenue and
northwest corner Sixth street and Pennsylyauis
syeI;Ee; can have their baggage called Tor and
cbecktd at hotels and residences TO at roll Is
Herth AID West. Through tickets 10 Oipcinnsti
Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, ST. Leuis New
Orleans, Chicago, Omaha, san francisco, aad al
peists north. northwest, west, and southwest.
4. n. DUEA RRY, Geu1 S0pt,
Il. {. YOUNG, GEM Psss'r A GENT jyl e.
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AUCTION SALES.
by 6BEEE WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
~ 1901 northwest corner Of 10Th and St.

DY 6BEEE d WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
~ 1901 northwest corner Of 10Th and d sts
TRUsIEIs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kHAL EsTATk ON STREET NORTH, BE-
s ETMR5IIA EoETa CAPITOL AND FEST
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust to the under
signed, dstei Sept mber II, ISL, and duly re-
ded In Liber numbered 65S, folio 10, one of
the land records Of Wasbin gton county IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the subscribers, as trustees viii
oner Tor sale, at public auction, IN frSnt of the
PR misses, to the hie hest bidder TUESDAY, the
10Th day Of December, l572, at O'Clock D. m eli
those pieces or parcels of gro nd and premises
city OF Warrington, In said District, as Lots one
(l06J one hundred and nine, (lOs one hundred and
ten, llloD and one hundred and eleven. > OF
y. Gilberts subd vision of Square number six hun.
dred and seventy five (675D as said subdivision ia
recorded in the ofce sf the surveyor Of said city
with The buildings aud i'm prov ements thereon. cor
sising OF hye thu ee story and attic Brick Buildings
nearly completed. Tbs sale to Commence with the
west house, ard each house to be sold separately
until the amount of the debt for which the properly
IL solo is realized.
Terms: Ons-fourth Of the purchase money OF
each house to be paid in cash and the renal udsr in
equal Installnents of Fix, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest thereon at the rates Of ten
per ceItum, TO be secured to the satisfact of the
trustees All convey ancng 10 be At the cost of the
psrchaser and deposit Of S7O0 will bs required on
each house at the time Of purchase.
NOBLE ID. LARNER,
RICHARD WALBACH,i AIuSteos'
noI-eo6ds GREEN VILLA Ms, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.


D Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer n
No. sla Seventh street, opposite Post Once.
TRUsTEEr SALE BIZ AUCTION OF FIVE
IHHhM TOBY AND BAsEMIET NEW
s ShR6k pswrH IA HOUSES, ON I AND 1sr
- By virtue OF a deed OF trust to me- dated
Es September q, 1871. and recorded same date IN
Ihber No. SIS, foil 2ls. one of the land records
for w eshington county, b. c., shall ur ex pose
and sell 70 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. No
ven Der I'd, at 80 O'Clock p m, ON the premises.
All the property entioped in said deed Of trust,
being Lots eighty nine 50 NINETY 3d. ninety -one,
81 ninety two ga and ninety three. t93J In B. r.
Gilbsrts recorded subdivision Of squsre numbered
eix hundred and seventy five, (675.l Bach Of said
located within one square OF the III street ssen-
hood. ~ " " s'O'
Terms: Cash within seven days after sale Of which
SloO must be deposited each house when sold
All expenses Of ey sncing at the purch aser's
cost. J. C. EAsTWOOD. Trustse
ccS O. KESNEDY A1ct
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED till
SATURDAY, November 30th inst. at the same
place 81 Io d time Of day. BY order Of Trustee.
n.N4,29 ~ O. KENNEDY, Auct
Rat THE REQUEsT OF THE PARTIES
Interested the above sal Is further Post popai til
DECsNEER lTE 1872, at 4 O'Clock D m at the
sane place. BY order of
j. @. EASTWARD, Trustee.
OF t0Il y. KENNEDY Auct.