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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
The Central Railroad Bill.

ON Friday. this bill came up for final
action in the House. and after its dis
cus>ion during the main portion of the
day, it was passed by Il vote of Isl to
81. 1t was only slightly amended 1t
had been passed by the Senate with
only NV" negative votes. If the legis-
laturc has provided for trusty managers
of the road, prohibited the dead head
ing of the Judges of our courts and the
lawyers. and made it ii penal offence to
retain. 10y fees, more than one half of
the legal gentlemen of the State why.
perhaps the owners of the assets of
both the Central and the Canada roads.
may hc benefited. and the public suffer
no drtrmcmt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

The committee of the LcgiSla
turc. appointed to investigate the man
agcmcnt of the Vermont Central Rail
road. have had one or two meetings
Certain legal gentlemen some of them
connected with the Legislature, charg-
ed with rcc,iI ing brides from Il bust
ness agent of the Central Road. hav,
appeared before the committee, and
made it appear that they are as limo
cent a> lambs They received money
of the aforesaid agent. but it WAS all re-
tanning fees. One or two of them ac-
knowle%cd that they appeared at Mont
pcllcr, i'll answer to Il summons from
the railroad managers, but found very
little to do, and on the whole did moth
in" save to give Hatch receipts tol
their retaining fees. They did no lob
hyim" at all. j. ID. Hatch. the agent a
the Central. rendered Il bill of the mon
paid. III part. to defeat adNcr>, lcgi>la.
ton. hut he comes in before the com
mlrtcc and tc>tiic> that this WAS wrong
the money was paid for retaining fees
that they miJhi have suits arise against
them IN l.imnillr. Orleans ESSEX ano
other counties. 80 he just put from ST
t" : 100 int" the pockets of these gen
tlrm"n I" prevent the spread of suit,
against the Central Railroad in thc>,
tar and near regions of said Road W,
have heard of people who have worn
about their persons charms, To scar,
away witches. the itch. and other vari
Gus rcpul>ivr Diseases Hatch under.
stands his business he puts the charm
in thcP"cLrt the right place, no doubt
under the circumstances.
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hENEl NAIk EES ESTATE
i The subscribers haNin. been appointed '.
li"u"Iihl" l'r"lt"t curt f"I thrd~iII,Iutt I.,,..
commissioners. I" receive. rNuulu, lld It. e.
claims and demands of all persons IT, .ri..'
"Nlat" "t Henry Walker. lat, al r,.rI,
sand district. deceased. represented r.-0..
aud the term nf >IN months from rh, -pt. d1.
Nov. l-'2, being allowed hl said count q.
creditors OF said deceased tn exhibit Iud "'
ih'lr respective claims before H. tIl,ut-.,'.i
"" will attend tu the. duties nt our atJa.r-.,''
the dwelling. huu~, "i Mrs Fl"rIud4 NI.h,.
f'iIcian. III said district. on Thu -l-i dls ".
""mh''r and 10th daN OF Man. u,Nr aI HIr ..,.
III the afternoon, "n each "t -id ,aN-.
JACOB TEI S>IIl. T., .........
" 10 ASllEEL MARTIN \
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SOLD. The, famous Coliseum. in
which 80 many thousands heard other
thousands sing last summer. WAS sold
under the auctinmccr> hammer. SatuI-
day. Ih" huildin" proper. containing"
'i.hh.Mh' feet of lumber WIS sold t" Mi.
lhr"philu> Gushing. of W iutrrp"rt. Me-.
for 10000. The decorations Mere sold
t" Hugh &. >culll for $40. The rest
OF the property sold az follows: Scttcc>.
>12l.2J; chairs. S2!1j.ll: biz drum.
>l2.I'; fence. Sl:H.OO: total. Sill
9Jl go.
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WHERE ARE THE SUFFERERS The
Taunton Gd>tffc makes this statement
We learn that one of our largest
clothing manufacturers has made lie
pcatcd applications for garment makers.
men and women. since the great fire in
Boston. offering liberal pay and good
Inducements for their Labor. But thus
t.Ir they cannot hr obtained. even from
the great number that have been thrown
ont of employ mcut.
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IIENEE WALkEES L>TAII

GEO- Y. lNETSIOEN.
ISAIAH II. IlCkALp. ""'''
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MONTPELIER \ WELLS RIVER RAIL
E"Ap. The tir>t rail ON the line of
this road WAS laid in this village Ncstcr-
day afternoon. AT the place of union
between that road and the Vermont
Central road. The first spike was dliv-
en- 10y Director French. and the second
10y Director Foster. 1t i understood
that the work of LAYING the track will
hc vigorously prosecuted. dtchmdH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

BOARD OF AGRICILTTEE ETC. The
Governor has filled Vacancies in the
State Board of Agriculture. Manutact-
urc> and Mining. which have been con
tiIncd 10y the Senate aS follows. To Wit
Francis Il. Douglass, of Whiting. in
place of Governor II"lhrook. resigned ::
and Thomas II. lln>kin>. OF ST. Johns
bury. editor of the Vermont Farmer.
III place of y. b. Stafford. resigned.
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For fourtb of ten iuss.IrnAn,s to be used By the
Secretary Of the Interior ~ the 81 Sd
recessities may irdicate TO be proper the sum q
ten collar 19T sssh d anilsr Gs tho1:and 2oisr.
For pay Il . physician, one thousand four hun
Y.r Ind Of twenty instruments, for 7ny OF
teacher, and furnishing se.ssary books ana STA
ii Erv under seventh article same treaty, three
FST pa Of second blacksmith and iron aud steel,
a. ,er eighth article OF the same treStyl two thou
EGr bird Of ten instaImess be used by the Sec
ti-iez frcn time time the condition aud Heoes
sur, Of twenty dollars for each Intan engaged in
Agriculture. as per ninth article OF the same treaty,
For third = four instalments, to furnish said In:
dIaEs With fOur end meat, ss per ninth article OF
sixty eight one hundred aud thirty-CHe thousand
four hundred dollars.
For Isst Of three instruments, TO be expended in
L. he ten persons Of said tribe who, III the
judgment OF the agent may grow the most valuable
cT"ps per twelfth article Of the same treaty i've
ToT, pay q crpenter, miller, engineer, farmer,
treaty, fTs thousand two hundred dollars.
f0r trans pOrtstioa Of goods, seven thousano DOL
lars.
FT life sGnuiiy &c chief, per private ar.io:e 70
eiEftren hundred and twenty -uine, 70 treaty Of
October q irG, eighteen hundred sn5 eighteen, one
FSr interest on S9rty-si. thousand and eighty dol
isrs at FIVE Ter centL, being the value az thirty SIX
obs OF iAE0 ST Sft.tt VI
rt and tueuty mine fHr education, per Senate res
oluiion q june thirteenth, eighteen hundred and
tlirfy-uine, and fifth article treaty Of May SIXTH
eieheea hundred and ii!ty-siX, two thousand three
E-bd.e I'd and fOuE dollars.
-yysg.-sa AND OTHER Allied TRIBES X WASHING
rGS IEREIra RY-
For thirteen i1attiuehf= on one hundred and fifty
Thousand dollars Under the direction Of the Pres
tEelt. psr sixth srtiCC treaty Ct Jenus-y twenty
soocnd, eighteen hundred aAd fifty give, Elk thou
ssni dollars.
Tor thirteenth OF twenty instalments, for the e5-
tai ifshrler: AID support q agriculture aud IN
dustriAi school, ard % provide said scnool VITA
rurable instructor OF Instructors, per fourteenth
article treaty If January twenty second, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, three THOUSAND dollars.
For thirteenth Of tv enty insalmeuts, for the SAP
port Of q smith and carpenter shop, and furnishing
II with ueressary tools, five hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty insalments. for tn9 EN-,
ricYrnent of blacksmith, Grpenter, farmer, and
physician 10 shall furnish medicines for the SICK,
per fourteenth article treaty Of January twenty
seccrd. eighteen hundred and fifty i've, four thou
sand six hundred dollars.
To h. I
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DIED..

BARRON. On the morning Of the 18th instant,
HENRY BARRON.
The relatives and friends Of the family Of the de-
ceased inv tied without further notice to attend
his funeral from his late residence, No. 1876 18th
street, n. W, on Wednesday afternoon, O'Clock.
CALVERT. On the morning. OF the 10th inst, at
40 o'clock, Mrs. GRACE CALVERT. beloved wife
Cf Charles Cely ert, aged II years aud months
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
deuce, gil 19t street, Thursday afternoon next
81 clock. Friends and relatives respectfully IN
yited. Ikep.l
GARST. On tie morning Of the 18th inst, Re TIL
DENkISCS- infant daughter OF ID. W. and Susan
z Garst, aged months and II days.
Uneral this afternoon AZ clock from residence
Of parents, No. 229 Massachusetts, avenue \. W. =
HALL On the morning Of the 18th a. Jule,
HpWARD CLAYTON, infant son Of George W q.
and Mary Hall. aged year, ! month an. dsys.
Exchanges please cOpJ.l
HYATT. Near the III iehlSnds, July i2tt. nAD-
DIE, youngest child Of John AID Marian Hyatt.
LAMBOBN. On the meTning of the ism Instant,
ElRGIE MAY, only child Of George n. and May u.
LauibOTn, aged IA months aud days
The funeral Viii take place from the residence on
her parents, S:4 street, Wednes Jay morning at
II O'Clock. Baltimore, New York and BTookLyA
PGpeT5 COPY
MORGAN. On Tueslay, July 18th, lS72, FRED
DIE, caly child Cf Charles ". AID jose phine NJ
Morgan, aset 6 months and % days.
FtL. raj will tax place " ajIesday afternoon, the
18th list. a. J. ~, from she residence OF his
parents, j % Pennsyly aria syenLe east. Friends
Gf the family are respectfully invited to attend
iRspubiican.i
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucrioasers
~ No. 1901 Nortbwes corner Of 10Th And d sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF THF CARROLL PLACE
PhOPFRTY ON Capri ROT nil

4 ~
PhoPERTf, ON CAPITOL HlLL.
- Doer md by virtue IF = deed OF irGst. dated
&c: the 18th day OF june, A. D. lS7l. aai duly re
land records for asLingtou County IN the District
OF Columbia, and By direction Of the party holding
the nrst lieH therein euticEel, the undersis ed
trustees II SAID deed Of trust. will sell, a. pubic
auctiO a, in front of the premises. At 80 o'clock
m, Cd WEDNESDAY. the Slst Day II july, a d
10 eli that properly known Lots thir zen Is
and fourteen H. il ;uare - In tn Cy q wSsh-
rston, ID. C.; ano also thas part f Lot twelve 10
~ me same square, beginning at point on the west
Inc Of said lot twentyeiEht 2Sj feet dis'an; from
northwest corner Of the lot: thence TO the he
corner CT the lot; thence sOEc ths line Of the
LOT 10 point in said east line twenty eight ssl fee,
olstar from the southeast corner Of sa,i : thence
IL straight line t. the place If beginning Together
Of lot.
The above described property comprise. tine
greater portion ot the Carroll place property Ct hr-
wise known 80 Duff Green row, frOItiug al 1t As
feet on lst street east betw East Capitol street
snd re ms wanna avenue, aud facing the Capitol
Park. aud presents to capitalists and others one II
the most de sirabe inyestuis 10 found il the
sly 81 Mashln gton. The improvements consist Of
nder the discretion reserved to the trustees in
ihS qt ed OF trust the Whole Of the said property
The terms Of sale are sl4eoO cash. OF which 81 90
VIII be Te4 uired 70 be paid immediately the time
81 sale and Sl3,s0 within Eve days thereafter aud
the balance in two equal instruments, for which the
sory notes, Pay able at six and twelve months after
date thereof bearing interest the nf ten per
cent per snhum TO be dated the day Of sale, and
be secured by deed OF trust Epou the premises.
The terms of sale TO be fully cornriiei with
within ve days otherwise the trustees reserve the
right e resell The property at the risk ari cost 4
All eyGcclng and stamps to be at the of
t 1T T CRETE SBtTTpTEENDEN, Trustees.
jy9 GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR nKAp-LETrEs ENYEL
PoSr oFTicE pKrrRrvvvr,

WASHINGTON, y. C., June g. 60
Scaled POP ss!s wlll b received Al this pepsrt
iurnishinC ju' ing rerics OF tsr ysArr cSrI-n---
lEE on TIE iuth day q August lisa. EpvsA,r-e- =,
be used fer rtfurninE dead letters 10 writers
The knyels pes must be nan rurTrrlsi, suf e.-,,
in 'uklity Of psp"r and manutscfuro th~ aas pls
selected by the Department, and have sUoa SrtntioS
EpcD Them - the p srmastr General mas direct
They mast bs delivered IN such gRsntitte- aDs u
such times as NAY be reQ-.ryd AZ ths P-st ofhrr
Department in Washington. ID. L. a GOD N. -.
packed II strong pss:eboard boxes ready tJr uSa.
Tree 81 cost 'r pacing aud trSDs portati~, - TIE
rsi- 81 ahVU; itiste per moth. fhA sRnusl supply
teiDG estimated Al Uot.t0 more ~ J..
Specimens e the EDvelcpt- for which cro Bessls
are lngitru, ard hlsTk forms r proposals. mas he
had - aFpicsti to the T-ird Assistant Pc=t-a=s-
ter General.
Nopr p,sa!s will be ecrsid.r red unless sc, n "a
ui'd b sufficient and sat sfsco-T gUArsS tee. AID
any and ali bids. il in ME CssEeut tire Interests 1T
III. Government relU re "a.
Bonds, with approved aa9 sCf3risEt ssrst ies. IN
the susn If Sz4.sv. Will b. required iEr Tee faith
Iul prFfC rnA!sCe 81 tht D5-ar. according 2. tn
provisions 81 fbe seventeenth section e The Il
payment under said contract VIII b. made quarter
y sttcr rrCger ail tnl--st Cf SCSoufFss.
The Postmaster General reserves hssnSeu the
IiEhf to aunul the Contract II H. his judgment
there Shail be failure 10 rzrftTna fsitefEly Aly
~ its pulatols IN OF Wsl.tn stt.Inpt to
sample.
Irder the law no transfe. OF this Contract can re
made.
Bids should be securely euveiorei aud sealed
marked = Proposals for Iesd better Envelopes,
sid addressed & the TasTs Assistant Postu AT r
Genersl,Post Ofioe peEs- slsut. " s.hsgton. - =.
JOHN A. J. URkSN ELL.
jog colin Postmaster General.
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner OF Pennsylvania ayee1e and llth street,
Star Office Building.

Corner OF Pennsy lvania avea1e and lltn rect,
Star Office Building.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE MANSION. WITH
AMPLE GROUNDS ATTACHED and Eighty
FIVE BIZ Hiding LOTS, being the estate Of the
late George W. Heating, situate in the COUNTY,
JUST BEYOND BOT EDARY STREET, AND
EkONTING LINCOLN AVENUE, AT AUG
Ia On WEDNEsDAYsn and THURSDAY EVE
E"2 NINGS, July % and 25, at 5 O'Clock, or the
49, emises, We shall sell the estate OF the late
George W. Heating, known os Prospect III y
and fronting Lincoln avenue, between Boundary
street and GlenwCOd Cemetery, which has been SUBJ
divided into eighty five eligible Building Lots.
The Mansion il a large and commOdious Brick
Dwelling, with 32t>a square feet attached, max ing
1t desirable as country residence. The Lots con-
tain Oh al average about $500 80 1ere feet
This sale offers a rare opportunity II parties de-
string 10 obtsin beautiful and convenient county
seats and also to those engaged 10 the dairy bust.
ness, rs the laIa is within few hundred yards Of
Of the city.
Two street railroads to be commenced this san
mer, Will pass Immediately ia front Of the property
The Lots will be sold s. parately. A piat OF tie
property can be obtained b applying t. tbs auc.
tiOners.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash: balance In Il, Is
AMI "a months, with ed lem on the property
bearing interest ConveyaI cling and STAN % pur-
chaser q cost S2j down each Lot az tine OF
sale.
sg-lmmedistely after she above sale, we shall
sell three Lots IL Join y. aud George ". Heating
sub division OF portion OF the above tract, i'm
yll6&Gs LATIMEB & CLEARY, A1cts
REr * PAT
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RI TH05. DOWNING Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE OF
SotNJf PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE
~ On TUESDAY. July I6, 1872, at 6 o 'cIoc
E" p. m, L will sell at public auction, on the
- premises, the beautiful countr, seat, Mount
Ciew,l situated ON Ridge road, about mile from
OF the hnest views IN the District; it contains TWEEN
V-f.ur "a acres, and ten (0b peTches of land all
good soil, and under fine cultivation with two 10y
hne springs, with fine orchard of apples, peaches
ana pears; improved with cottage, fine stable car
rage house, barn, corn house, cow house. hen
house, bee house. ice and slaughter house.
Terms OF sac: One-third each balance in one and
two years with interest six per cent Deed given
and deeds Of trust taken TO secare deferred pay
ments- Terms Of sale TO be mpied with within
five days from day Of sale, other the owner re-
serves the right to resell at the risk aud cost of
defaCttLE purchaser, upon giving week s notice
Of resale by advertisement in some newspaper pub
lsbed ia District Of Columbia. COnv ey anc ng and
stamps st cost Of the purchaser. S21 down at time
of sale. D. NJ UIGHTEOOT.
Jy6-9t< THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS. auctioreerz.
ID DO. 1901, Northwest corner 10th and sts

RECFIVER'S sALE Or STOCK OF GROCER
les, &c, AT No. 1910 STREET NOGTH-
WEST.
OY By virtue of a decree rasFed By the Supreme
lrT7 q Court of the District Of Columbia. in Equity
~ csuse No. 2S26, will sell a. public auction,
t-7+T on the premises, No. 1910 Il street. on
ssTHUgSDAY, the lsth day Of July, ~ al
10 O'Clock .. NJ, the stock in trade Of K. & Blaine,
&c, consisting of general assortment Of Groceries
Wines ana Liquors, &c, With Horse snd Wagon,
ard Store Fixtures and Furniture, including an
Iron Sac. The attention Of the trade is requested.
Terms cash.
SAM'L l.. MATTINGLY, Receiver
jyl2d IRepSChl GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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A USTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner =. Y avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d. o.,
HHOLESALs DEALER ~
~ MEER, LIHE, CEMENT, SAND, &c, &C., &c.
IUNBEk BILLS cut 20 order on short notice.
BLUE STOEE for Building, AacaiamiziLs ana
Paving purposes delivered IN any Fart OF she pts.
ZEAL ESTATE bousht ara ,ols an, n,onsv ~.
Tg5ted To this branch OF the busiae will here.
0fLer Civ ny personal attention and win be st ~,
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EVENING STAR.

TIE MCCHEsNEY GHOsT REDIvIvUs.-Or
tie upper part Of Walker creek, not far from
the scene of the McCheSney ghost, we learn
there have beer similar Manifestations for the
UaSt too weeks at the house formerly occupied
Nv Mrs David Snisier. The ghost. or devil, or
whatever il is, has taken to his old tricks OF
throwing hot rocks, pancakes, and turning up
lack generally. The annoyance became - great,
As We are informed, that the family have left
the house. We will inquire into the thing snd
keep orr readers posted. ghost is a great in
stitutiou, and comes in very OPPORTUNITY during
the dull and heated term Of vacatiou.-Roet-
z Z n (iti-an
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HThe Liberal Christian expresses the opii4-
zen that The lives OF most people IN the ChT>s,ah
Church Of this cOuntry are too comiOrtsDie IOr
them TO be very religious.
RSSpinks is not going 10 Do shy EoIe ~
coruntirums lie a<ked his wife why De was
like a donkey, and she said because ne was BORN
SO. am he says that the answer Is very different
from that
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July 10th. Isl.
by the Rev. MIR. Baker, Of the HSmline Church
JOHN HUMPHREYS &c SUSIE DALEHGEB, all Z
this city, 81
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T. T. CRiTTENpEN, lr
M.F. MORRIS. trustees.
GREEN VILLA Ms, Alcts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
~ Northwest corner l0tb and u .trets

X GREEN lLLlAMs, Auctfoneers.
- Northwest corner 10th and ID strets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRQPERTY At AUCIIQN, FINE BRICK
DIV ELGlNG ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
OF THREE STORIES AND OELLAR, WITH
BACK BUILDING, CONTAINING 10 Rooms.
Ia b! virtue of deed Of trust, dated January
EN %, ISL; recorded in liber 6zs, folios 49, &c :,
~of the land records Of Washington county /.
District Of Colun ba and by direction Of the holder
OF the note secured thereby we will sell At public
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, July 23d,
at eSock p. m, all that piece or parcel Of ground
III " ashiDgtOn city, District Of Columbia, known
and described as Lot So, in Chapman's recorded
subdivision OF original lots to IL, inclusive, in
square 364.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed byssid deed are ::
SlSo cash, with interest st ten per cent from jan
nary 1872 together with the expenses OF the sale
balance In g. II and 10 months with interest at ten
per cent, secured by notes and deed Of trust
property. 500 down when the property is struck
of. Stamps and convey ancing at the 81 of the
purchaser. If the terms of sale are not Complied
with within five days from the day OF sale the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
X. p. DODGE, r.
p. DARNEILLE.} trustees
GREEN : WILLIAMS,
Jyl2tds Patriot Auetippaers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RT GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
II Northwest corzs. rpth and u s.Fs ct

- GAE1H q " lLLlhMS. ALCfiOueers.
~ Northwest coras. m.h and u sire cts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HhOPEET1 AT tC1ION-Four small Brick
Houses-o1 Browne Courr. situated between 18th
ai'ti IAN streets, GA BoUniRry street.
IA b yIrtue q! n deed of trust. dated June %,
g. isslr recordft IN ber 652 folio So Of the Ilni
s-recOTds of Washington comfy. u C, and by
olrecton az the hnleer Of the ots secured thereby
VI VIII stl At public auction, % tine premises. on
TUESDAY, July 10Th. Al O'Clock Z. m. all those
pieceS or parcels . ground situated IA Washington
city, DistTct IT Columbia, EAmeiy Lots 81, 81. 50
snd So IN ". II. Brownies -ubdiy ision OF lots in
Square "a, ssld lots fronting - Browne" Court,
ana IS recorded in the Surveyors office each LOT
improved ty two story Brick House.
he deed % trust IS for the am ruut OF S4Dle aud
PROVIDES i.r the payment Of that sum in Cssn, to
gsI her with the interest from Dec % lS, aud the
sxpe nsse OF this sale balance may be paid in and
Il months, With interest secured by notes and deed
q trust on the property. Each house will be sold
separately. fifty dollars down when each house Is
cost. f
Ii the terms of sole are not complied with within
seven Gays from the sale, the Trustees reserve the
right - resell the property AT the risk and cost of
the GetAulting purchaser.
IL y
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
~ Northwest corner 10th and streets

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE NO. 234, NEAR FOURTEENTH
AND BOUNDARY SHEETS.
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated October 81.
Isl A: D., ISL, and duly recorded in liber No. 662,
folio SS, &C.. OF the land records for Washing
cured thereby, VIII sel e public auction IL front
the Sts day Of July, 4. D., iS., lots numbered 81
", IS, %, 70. 90 ". rs, 81 and 400, In lillian, II.
numbered 2si, in the city Of ashington, with ali
the lmprov ements thereon.
The above described property will be sold subject
to q former deed of trust, statement of which will
be exhibited at the SALE.
Terms Of sale are provided BY said deed Of trust,
In cash, the amount Of Indebtedness secured 1900,
with 10 per cent interest from October 81 lSl and
the expenses Of sale, Of which 300 mu:t be paid at
months with interest from day Of sale and secured
Terms TO be complied with within six days after day
OF sale, the trustee the right 70
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fautfng purchaser, after weeks notice
All convey ancing and stamps 81 purchasers cost
VIM. I'll. WARD, Trustee.
ie2 3aw2w GREEN Williams, kucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until noNDAf. yaly s2d, same hour and place
fyied&ds GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aucts.