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ErDna RI!IxiiiC.

n t.r-. a;..!-"rc g.: Ia" Kichntond DisIFatch
nA,;vlLlr. Va, May >, 1872.
.. =. ut loS days but little tobacco
.... ..iuS III. hut what has com" in
...-.utr. Id tair prices.
H.. L"'i nui3T0pk. al old and prominent
e.. r., &, y ill., dangerously i'll. and bis death
E.".., Il; any Innmcut.
-s,..!t OF Improvement still goes Oh.
:a.r-; every day We hear Of new build
s., ,"ia-. commenced liz some part Of the
n.
AZ. tu,ucco manufacturers have not fully
.....,..,d work IS yet; cnly Il few have
.'." 80. but we soon cXIcct 10 hear that
.. 40 Ill resumed operations.
.. i.,,' -HAools under ri" operation Of the
..... j.. Hr. Dame will soon he in success
.. .a,:rn throughout the county. Al,
~. I'D il years. tuc Doctor is Young III
~. and is working vigorously for the
.,~"t education. H.
i.,>, a1.'Eti AND DAHvlLLE RAuRoAr.-A
."4- 81 he Beard Of Directors of the
..ranGr. ANA lauyille Railroad Company
+. ri a Alexandria on Thursday. The
. ., ~ the road WIS reported as going Oh
III" finances in healthy state, and nj
.sI.- Of -" coelpanv iii a satisfactory
...on. i contract for laying the rails was
Nn~=',. Adams. Hammer & Co.
: u..;lcc Of the Board also had con
..." win q committee Of the Board of tho
.g.--. Alexandria and Manassas road Will
..c L. Iii" consolidation of the two
.r.uu~r. under the act of the Legislature
.,.a, iar the purpose. and were to hold
rlucrtins last nisht.-Lynchdurg Tir
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4 fUNh1iD LIZ N ~ - 1uo- OhA GTEIn
" TISH AND NORTH AMERICANA s2EassaeesE
ROYAL. MAIL STEAMSHIPS botwceen Now i0rk
and LIVERPOOL, calling at Cork harbor. -
- - RATES OF. PASSAGE. sf..i 1&!s. ~
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
age: ,,-s. .,.!s.s,x 4
First Cabin $780, gold Second Cabin. $50, goi9
Erst Cabin TO Paris .Slis, gold
Return UcketS. pSSvf 6osA'
By the Tuesday and Saturday steamers: ,
First Cabin. $50, gold. Storage $50 currency
Return Tickets. $50, Gold.g W
Stccragc tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown :
and all parts Of EarDpe, ut lowest rates. ;
Through bills of ladg from Virginia to Layerpooi.
Belfast Glasgow, Hayre Ant%erp and otnS .s os
be issued by the VIRGINIA A. and FOEEI6N
THROUGH LINE, they having made the Necessary
arrangements with tho OLD DOMINION STEAM
! SHIP COMPANY to- New York, and Win tne CU'
NARD LINE thence TO Liverpool &c.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents OF the oid 10
miuion Steamship Company. -
-(ieneralA gent Cunnrd Line.
| I'D. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent virginia
4 :. / Ippro toy,T
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-lieneral7A gent Cunnrd Line.
I'D. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent virginia

yTTRGNIA STEAMSHIP AND GEE|n ,
' PACKET COMPANY.-The steam
ship GEORGE 3. UpToS Leaves New r ngFks5SySe5
THE steamship WILLIAM =. CLYDE le:lsea hsM
YORK every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily: :. -. $500, -,
$3.50 D, J. BURR, President, 1914 Maln street. -
s. ALEXANDER, Agent and General supesin-
tendent. j go Z. 80. ~
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

MOTHER MOBILES HEALING SYRUP,
IYl THE GREAT ENGLISH ~RElEDf,-An
extraordinary discovery III pnttire-a blessing t.
tile human family. Cures al diseases Of the Liver,
kidneys, Stomach, Bowels, Skin. and Blood For
sale by JUN =. sCOI 1IriIn, }.A-
INV 4-et# Richmond, Va. ,s
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATJass,iS; Is5l
u COMPANY. = lss9es ss 49,
r. FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALTl.
AIHu ~ l1sL'nT II 'puIlTSSTfoITf tFt.t RI

-, AND ALL REGULAR LAND sa.1g1 =
= a'@3ft . = INGS ON THE JAMES ,4, ,st,sg
Z. hi 800 s.t ~ - RIVER. '.@ - s,'' ~
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain IL. G. GIFF0RD, leaves
COulpanys wharf at Rockets for the above-nalped
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, md FIJI
DAYS, at SIX A. NJ, and returns ON tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons. .ssr, * g-E
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with the old Bay
tne steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
York. ONO -. &, -. ,.tsI i-s7l -
i rain leaves City rolnt for Petersburg on arriva
Of steamer. = - "a @-~'' ,..
Fare to New York. .s''''."..'sFiao0
Fare to Philadeiph ev
Fare u BatllnOle.. ~
Fare to Norfolk OH. .; 4 4: 81 i:XpiREss
and baggage checked through. - -. ]
Freight received TUESDAY S.. THURSDAYS,
and ShTUR DAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Boz
ton, Baitmorr, and principal landings opE Chesar
peake Bay. and MI regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RAT ES.- - -. -~..11s~
Freight received from A. NJ. TILL PM. ~
Freight for way-landings must b. prepaid. -.rtE
+. r. rhTUM, General Agent
Office. Conlpanys wharf. - =. Ha.5a -.
Branch office, corner Main ana Sinth streetA
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From tho Alexandria Sentinel.

We have nothing now to say of the ticket.
But it is an omen of its success that 1t has
been chosen so enthusiastically and so
quickly.
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS

-lHUNARfcLINETU OF SIE4M- xyT7EMT
" ERs rTO1 LIVERPOOL. @ QUEENS - 49,
TOWN, GLASGOW AND ..LONDoNghkRY--,
FROM NEW YokIl,, $50; TO NEW YORK, ,e5a,
ships of this line win sail as foliows:-
DAYS l1th, and SATURDAYS, 10Th and I'm 81
May, and twice every following week, from CD"5'
SARD'S WHARF, Jersey City. tisz,l..a - syiyis;s:
~ CHARLES FRANCKLY ~ !.
= ~ ft&ss3 SD "a 2 rfJfsa Agent. New York.
-i1 i1ft ~ SAMUEL AYRES, AEentgE III
Richmond, No. 1929 Main, corner FoIrtesnt stzess.
an 25-3m E:Sss 81 go = A8-aA-F - 'SSFt~s
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IF ape Pa help yours cause [Tsoud an
fa . afftf calls for Palmer and Tilson, none
% whom, however, appeafed.1 =
"a aelegate said he thong ht Che Convention
Eonsgns not TO ACCOMMODATIONS rendering tl,eiI
enailks 70 the proprietorso OF Harper's Weeki,,|
.o' y. having done soinuch il giving popularity
~ ~ .LnelE cause through the caficatnres OF
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4JdILADELPHIA,R tCkfMONU ssfKF ~
sINE-FeR PHILAM1D2 ABE, FL a TW5Uf 4,
Gfe eTsS; e%sn5p SbI asd s RsSaY e
o'clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
ind SATURDAY. mt the same hour, ater1aIely.5 81
Freights received daily Sundays excepted FOE AL
tarts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Deawnrei
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans,
bills Of lading signed thr0ughy Efrr fSssg '5Tesr
Freight taken for Norfolk ct moderate rates
Passage tn Philadelphia, including meals nand ];
-. W:P. PORTER, Agent. ss,g,, ~; ~. !
Il, $50 - :. = No. 1925 DOCK street, notld !. ,
h "a fseWILLIAArP: CT YDEs d coz Agents ~
e. ll.,,n,I. N No. ~ South Nv l.avyes, 5nIaIs
NJ IA L No. II North Wharyes. PhiladephIas
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CLOSING SCENES IN THE CONVESTIoN--SpEECH OF
sCHURZ -.......
After loud cheers for the successful candi-
dates. given with great enthusiasm, followed
nv cheers for Schurz, for Cincinnati, and the
Committee of Arrangements, which were
given with equal cordially, earnestness, and
Goodwill, in response to vehement call for
a speech, Senator Schurz said:
"My fellow-citiZens, this Convention has
overwhelmed me with kindness, and l have
especially to thank them for the indulgence
with which they have borne with me while l
was endeayoring to the best of my ability to
conduct with tirmness and impartiality the
deliberations OF this large and, let us confess,
little unruly body. Laughter -
1--WE have now accomplished our WORK.
Our duty it will be now to proclaim to all
the land the principles we have embodied in
our platform, and go forward and solicit with
olI the entreaties which our minds and hearts
are capable OF making the support OF the peo-
nle of the United States for the candidates we
hive nominated. I have already done So
much speaking in this Convention, and may
be may have to do SO much speaking during
the impending campaigns that you will GER
tainly bear with me If / close my speech IN
the same manner In which closed my flrst,
in seconding the motion to adjourn, and now
by declaring the Convention adjourned sine
de- [Cheers andappause.]
SPEECH OF HON. GEORGE W. JULIAN. E;
Calls were made for a few words from Hon.
George w. Julian of Indiana, who said: " If
nv physical health would allow me to talk it
would afford me great qualification. IL am,
however, and have been for some time past,
an invalid. have retired from politics, and
firmly would not have been here ut all had 1t
not been for this Liberal Republican move
,nent. which IcoiIld not possibly stay away
from. n am In 1t, and Of It, and will go with
It to the emil u ] can gather up my health,
which think win be greatly invlgorated by
what we Lave done. hope, by-and-by, 70
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The nomination of Horace Greeley and B.
Gratz Brown by the Liberal Republicans at
Cincinnati will be received by the country
with considerable surprise. 1t was sup
posed at one time that q candidate for the
first place on the ticket less obnoxious to the
Conservative masses would he presented by
the Convention, and the initial proceedings OF
that body indicated the existence therein OF
degree Of wisdom and prudence which its
final action has failed to justify. It, Is use
less to waste words at such crisis, or a.
tempt to excite hopes which can never
he realized. The selection Of Nh. Greeley
places an impossible barrier between the
Liberal Republicans and the Conservative
masses Of the country. He3can never re-
ceiye the support of the Democratic party,
or any respectable number of its members:
The men, or clique, in our ranks'who would
foolishly endeayor to bring about saeh q con-
summation, would be crushed to atoms. HIS
record, as @ bold yindictire, and uncoAn,7
promising Radical, is too fresh III the imlnas
Of the people to make him in any sense q
popular can idate; and he and his followers
must be content With the strength they VIII
hayc in their own household, and not expect
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outspoken frnnkness, habits of independence
and moral courage, and even his little per
sonal DeculiuritieS, however curious, have
given him an individual popularity. such Us
General Grant never, even i'll his palmy days,
possessed. The nomination bodies no good,
therefore, to the ring candidate 1T the Phil
dclphia Convention.
The Democratic National Committee will
meet in New York on Wednesday next to
determine upon the time and place Of hold
inc the National Democratic Convention.
This Convention will be composed of the
wisest. ablest, best, and most patriotic men
of the party from all States and sections Of
the country, and will authortativcly speak
the wish of the great Democratic heart.
Its first duty will be TO present to the poo
ple such candidates as will command the nc,
spect and secure the support OF tn" gcou ano
true men of the country, and rally 70 INC
standard they bear the great body OF: those
who regard the promotion Of the best int
rests of the nation rs the paramount duty Of
the patriotic citizen. s.aE. ,.ea-. 81.
$50 From the Washington Republican
GREELEY AND BRowE-Ho'r THE NEWS OF THElF
NOMINATION WAS REcElvED--TItE JOKE ONE
SIDED. -.l
Dwell. how about that nomination." Wns
question frequently asked, in ono shape OF
another, Yesterday, after the result Oh tne
pow-wow at Cincinnati had reached the clty
II was easy to ask the question, and TO Inc
rreat majority of those to whom 1t was pun
at was easily answered. There seemed tor
something so supremacy ludicrous in the. ide;
eff Horace Greeley as President of the United
States that almost everybody appeared TO Dc
in a merry mood. except, OF course, sucs
prominent Democrats as had hoped that ID.
Cincinnati Convention would nominate
ticket which they could swallow with some
little responsibility, though with no little po
litical nausea. Those who had based tneil
homes of beating Grant on the action OF thh
onycntion-whether they. were old INT
Democrats opposed to the Administration OF
principle, or, sore heads, opposed to II on the
score of personal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
woefully chagrined, and shook their pllzziet
pates In the most scriohs way imaginable.
The Democratic leaders occupying seats u
either the Senate or the House whose slight
est word for The movement was regarded o.
an authoritative announcement, were pau
ticu|y, retieent. If one Of then was ASKED
whether he personally favored the choice, o.
whether his party would endorse it; he shool
his head with conlicM cautiousness, ant
scratched1 1t with his fingers. This elias
seemed very anxious to avoid the crowd
that filed the corridors and restibules OF TIL
capitol, They waltzed past the knots o. ills
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No 1OOl northwest corner 10th and D 81

OEANCERY sale OFREAL ESTATE IN TIE
CuUE1Y OF WASHINGTON. In THE Dis.
TILT " C0LUMBiA; l0g ", D. q. MUR
81 BY vlrtus OF decree passed by the Supreme
~ Court Of The District OF Columbia. in equity
~ cause No. 1854, George w. LiDvIle ct al. VS..
william ID. G. Muroock ct al ,, we will sell at public
Sucuon' N l. ont OF the premises, on MONDAY,
October l4th, 1872, at O'Clock m lots l. 2 3, 4,
o. ~, IL, u Is, rs Is, IL, Is 1871, 80, 49, 49,
~, u. rs ~. and g. of Murdock's Subdivision of q
pau OF tract Of sqd lying and being in the county
u Mashir gton, in the District of Columbia, called
CD Jacob.
Zach OF tho above lots contain from six to nineteen
This lsp is situated on two roads adinz into the
sids road, and by these roads to Georgetown and
Msshipgtcn, aud is only two and q hall miles from
the Board of Public Works will bring this property
much nearer TO Georgetown.
The land 10 Of good quality. and part OF IL wood
laid, oil well watered. The land is suitable for
agricultural purposes, and ID in very healthy To-
Terms Of rsle: One sixth cash, and the balance in
thirty equal monthly payments, with interest at the
with security to the satisfaction of the
and lien retained on the properly sold: the pur
chase money can be paid in cash or upon shorter
time than as aforesaid. at same rate of interest,"
deposit OF 90 will be required Of tho purchaser at
time OF sale. All convey ancing and stamps at cost
OF purchaser. Plate Of the property will be exhib
tied at the time of sale
EH%iLff ssaRPi1.ss sSSshifIitr Receivers.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
se25 dads Rep &PAt Auctioneers.
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RY mATTINGLY 4 WHEELER,
IL AuclioDetIs and Brokers,
No. oo3 9th street W., next to corner 81.

ApIE REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE IT'S.
- ~ yirtne Of deed OF trust to me; dated
Libtr No. 6ss folio 467 one OF the land records
81 ssiirgtsn County In the District Of Colnmbis,
DAY octnhsr ,is.2. a. O'Clock p. m, the prem
ICES ICES to,. numb. es eight nine ten. twelve thir
hundred snd seventy eikht-being on Third street
Te'ms 81 sa'e: Twelve hundred dollars (si 100,
cssb; balance Ia twelve month";, bearing interest
and secured bt dsed of trust on tho premises sold
II anotog and revenue am m nj nnrchaser r
csst A dsposit Of Sho when sid
&c EASTWOOD, Trustee.
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and sts,
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
NEk OF tIRsT AND u STREETS SOUTH.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT ON CAPITOL HILL, COR.
NEk OF t!RsT AND ID STREETS SOUTH.
EAST-BEING HOUSE No. $40.
IL On FRIDAY, the 1th day Of October, 1872
Em shall sell, in front Of the premises, at
so'clock p: m, by virtue of a deed of trust to
The bearing date the l4th day of October
$50, and duly recorded in Lber No 627, folio 274
one of the land records for Washington county, in
the District Of Columbia. and by request OF the
party secured thereby, the following named and
described property, lying and being in the city of
Washington, District aforesaid, viz: Part OF lot
numbered eight tS), in lily and Thompson's sub
division OF west part OF square numbered seven
hun d ed and thirty three 1887, having a front OF
sixteen feet on LIST street running ok with the line
OF sire. one hundred feet to alley, having an
equal wdi from front to rear, Ii being the south
west corner of said sQusre with the improy ements
which are good two story frame house, kitchen,
&c &C.
Terms Of sale 800 cash. balance in 6, Il Is and "a
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
pay rents, besring interest from day Of sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken. All convey an
cling at cost Of purchaser. 500 to be paid do wn
when the property is sold 1.-THE purchaser should
fail to comply with the terms in six days after sale
the trustee the right resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defauIting purchaser by
advertising the same three times in lh- Evening
Star. VIM j. DONAHOO Trustal
oc2 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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DROPOsALs FOB HEADsTOnES TUn ga
TICNAL MILITARY OEMETERIEs.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., August I, ig2t
, Proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the national cemeteries as required by law. TO be
addressed to the Quarter master General, ASKING
ton, ID. q.
Proposals should state the price for each head
etVne, pTeprly inscribed and set ct the head of the
grave in each national military Cemetery.
Bios may be Tor the whole work OF all the csmete
rics or for that OF several Cemeteries district or
ior q single cemetery.
The bonds required will be. In amount twenty CD
per cent. OF the whole amou IT Of each contract.
All proposals received BY the Qusrtermsster Gen
ersl will be opened on the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER,
la2 at noon, at the Office OF the Qusrtermaster Gen.
eral, Washington, d. O., In presence OF bidders, ano
contracts will be swsrded the lowest responsible
bidders as soon ~ com parison Of the samples and
prices can be G npleted, provided the samples are
deemed suitable by the Secretary OF War.
All samples should be distinctly marked In order d
prevent mistakes.
in each, together with full information to coudi
tiops. reQuirtments &C., wi be furnished on appli
sstiSn in writing 70 the euarterms''sr General
Envelopes, containing proposals.. 70 be indorssc
"Proposais Cor heed,tonss Tor pafiosal military.
Cemeteries" ard sddressed 70 the 9uartermaster
General, W ashinstcn, p. e U. MEtGs,
8. A. jya-0
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10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and llth street
Star ONCE Buildings

TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON WEST SIDE OF COLUMBIA
LFOhMERIY TURNER) STREET, BETWEEN
N0hTHWEsT. CONSISTING OF TWO NEW
THREE-STORY PREsSED-BRICK Dwell
LINdS, WITH HALLS, GAS, WATER, &c.
Ii By virtue of two deeds OF trust, each be airing
E" date January 18th, A. d. 1872, and duly re-
6coTded among the LAND records for Washing
ton county in the District OF Columbia, the one In
iber No. 63 folio 48 ct seq, and the other in
ber, No. 673 folio 50 ct and BY dirtiou of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc
ton in front OF the premises on FRIDAY, the tn
day OF October, lS72, ct O'Clock m, all those
lying and being in the city Of Washington, in said
District, and known and designated upon the ground
plan or plat Of said city as Lots numbered HUI
drtd and thirty nine (l39b and one hHudred and
forty, (l4O, in David l. Morrison and others sub
division OF part of Square three hundred and sixty
five, 1861 according to plat Of said subdvis
duly recorded on July d, 1871, in H D. o., No 1,
folio g. one Of the subdivision books in the survey
or's office of said city and District, together with
join each ether, and will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One cash, OF which $50 on
each piece OF property must be paid at time of
and the residue in equal payments in and two
years, with ten per cent interest from the cay Of
sale-inte!tst pay able semi -annualy-and secured
tofhe satisfaction OF the Trustee on the premises
sold a" or all cash At option Of purchaser Convey
cost If the terms Of sale not com piled with
within six days from the day Of SALE the Trustee re-
the right to resell at risk and of default
il g purchaser, after one weet g public notice.
seS0d [Pat1 LA1IMEB CLEARLY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
SITY AND COUNTRY PRoFRRTY.


sIrY And COUNTRY PRoFERrY.
CBAu0ERH SALE or A vALUABLI HOUSE
mp LOT On sTREkT SOUTH, RETWs sN
Ihk OTv OF WASgIRlrON. AMP tn IRrY-
Hfss S 81 rhAsn THE Gfr AS AND
EALFA MILF NURTH or "faH SOL
HdEhS HOME,n AND A. Short DISTANCE
FATI6Ns 81 THh F5IN4 BAD 81 R6 ANR
- By virtue Of . decrse Of the supysme Court
E efthe District Of Columbia, passed in the
alksr heirs, No :,ss EQUITY DOCKET No II. the
nnosrsRr ed trustee will ssll public auc ion to
Inc EszeesS bidder, in front Of the premises, on
P no LIT No 10, in the subdivision OF square No.
.S approved by q Inc three story Brick Dwelling,
On ThURsDAY.the Sd day of October, 1872, at
Manor lately oco upicd by Fort slocum on the Ro.k
Sresk Church road, three Quarters Of mile from
Seventh stI eet turnpike, and within few m Jments
The land is well adapted for :armi, or esrd.oins
II lies IN most healthy AID excellen, naiehhor-
nocd and in the vicinity OF churches and sch ools
1t has been subd iaed into lots of froa acres
each on each Of which arc line buisiIng sites 1t
will he sold in " lole parts. may be most desr
able A plat OF the property can be seen By an oil
cstloo to the austiopeer or trustee.
third cash. aots the residue in one and two years
with interest frLIn the day Of Sale secured by the
purchaser notes and Q hen On the property sold
deposit OF 200 the house and LOT, aud 30 on
whtn the property Is sold. All convcyaucing,
stamps, ard recording at the purchaser a cost. #
the teTms srs not com Piled with in five days from
the date Of sae the trustee the right to
sell at the risk and cost OF the deanio9 purchaser
VIZ. WOODWARD, Trustee,
se3Stor3 y. H. WARNER, Auctr.
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QY LATIMER q OLEART,
- AuctiOners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pepnsyl v sIia avenue and 18th street.
etsr Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PbOPEkTY ON 7 STREET, BETWEEN rs RI

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND 19THSIs. WEST.
- BY virtne OF deed Of trust. bearing date the
N st DAY OF June, 1874 and recorded among the
land records for the District Of Columbis, in
Llber No 6Si at folio 3lS and at the request of the
premises, at public auction TO the highest bidder
on fkIpAY, the tn day Of Oct!ber, A. d. 1872. at
O'Clock m. all tina, Fart of subdivision Lot No
~; In square 49, conveyed by said deed, the same
heIng tbe easter1most nineteen ll9l feet six (6l
inches front OF said lot with pth Of one hundred
and hve (lc5l feet. The i'm nts comp Use q
c. mfortable Frame Dwelling House, nearly new
and VIII fCr d ish a nice home to the purchaser
Terms Of ssle, cash; of which 500 must be depos-
tied when The property is struck off, and the residue
within ten days after the SALE If the terms are not
complied with the deposit to be forfeited ard the
property to be IesCld upon FIVE days' notice in the
ENebiDg Star. FRED. w. jones, Trustee,
ocl-dts LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.