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RY W. T. JOHNSON
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Pennsy ania avenue, corner Sd strestIeast.
DESIRABLE BgILDINS LOTS ON pENNsYI
Vli GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE.
Benjamin +. Gilbert

Edward O. Darlington, Jr.
~ Under and by virtue of a decree of the su-
~ prer1e Court of the District OF Columbis, in
'ehaneery sitting, rendered in the above entitled
cause and the two deeds of trust mentioned in said
decree, both bearing date the 9th day of Decem-
Der 4 y; lS70 and both being from the said Benjs-
min II. Gilbert and wife to the said Edward @ Car
rlDEton, Jr., one uuly recorded on the I'D day OF
MARCH, ISL, in liber No. 6SS, folio go one of the
land records t9r " ashiDston county, D. g, and The
folio sic, &C, one of the land records for Prince
George county, Nd. and by the written request Of
the sad Edward y. Darlington, ths cestue Qui trust
mert TONED in said deeds Of trust and the present
nSeT Of hs H9ss therein f described the under
On the PREMISE, on MoNDAY, s lSS 9Th day Of
sse Les u the sds 10 vss
and District aud said lot Dies net sell for enough
ton by the SAID Benjamin r. Gilbert Intended 70 be
eecured by said deeds Of trust the trustee will offer
the 9Th day oi August sa0n i7s at seiaok
?. n, on the premises, lvt 2 in square 957.
said Indebtedness, the Trustee will offer for sae at
public auction, ON the premises, to wit: At Han
GsHsfs &
nth day Of August all those certain pieces or
q sat-.
humbered from enc o. TO seventy six l56), inclusive,
ad css lne
bered from seven to thirteen tls), inclusive, in
seventy six t76j. inclusive, in square Numbered q
fifty three t3J, except lots numbered from one ~ to
ty Elk thousand six Rundre ass CO., square feet Of
ground Also lots numbered from one "a to seventy
SIX 6l, Inclusive 10 Square numbered two (2', being
the entire OF said square, containing one hundred
sra ninety thousand tlo O0O) square feet of ground
Additional notice OF this sale will be given In the
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF court in
GLIDING Auditors fees in the above cause.-the ex-
penses OF executing this trust and the amount due
under said decree and deeds of trust. And the
balance in eQusl nstalments of elk 90 and twelve
10 months, for which the notes with interest, of
the purchaser will be taken, by deed of trust
on the property. Stamps and conveyancing at the
cost q The purchaser Sl00 10 be paid said lots
- and and five dollars upon each of the Hunting
ton lots immediatel upon sale, or the Trustee re-
serves the right to Immediately resell. Terms of
sale to be piled with in iv days or the Trustee
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
default ing purchaser.
EDWABD q. CARRINGTON, JR.,
lyZ2-d Trustee.
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MARRIED.

ELLIOTT-DAvIS. On the 9th of July, by Rev.
Father Maccartey. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, to
LAURA 4. DAVIS, youngest daughter of w. A.
Davis, Esq. No cards.
EASTON-McNEIR. On Tuesday, Esd inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Q. I'll Mytinger, JAMES A. EASTON
and Miss IDA McNEIR, both of Georgetown.
TCCKER-EyERETT. On the 18th of june. by
the Rev. u. @. Meador, FRANCES U. TUCKER to
MAkTHA L. EVERETT, both of this CITY,
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPeeALs FonIneN BRIpas-

efFlsE on PvsLin Brs, nsxes s~pRRorxrS
eo7hsT EsrH y nav - e--pss Gsd ~ sfrsef, y
N1sHt-NTvS, ID. c., y.-ly ~ ls-a
aeeho rIepesais " " be received uatii AUsrs
18TH 81 - O'Clock ns,. ~ this orrc- for ths 49,
stTuen.r q "a ihOr BRIDGE AoRoss THR
lft1OltS, ~ the 4 rie Tails. in TIE Di-tr ict Of
Persene propos.re Nj 1f,rnish comp,e-e drswi,v.
and dsser ,t.on OF the ttSse they prSs.e srecs,
The lenffn Of bridge sScgt $50 feet.
Further Information c1a.be obtained % appiics-
tfcu TO the 1ndersgned
Propo.as must be IN, srsed Proposal for Iron
BRIDGE
The rights reserved to .ieet any or sshhds.
~ Y. BsBOUGk.
iy2o-ft MaicrNf Engineers. v. y A.
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IGsNERAL NAruRE-No. 100.

pay TO promoted officers in the navy.
BE u.sndeted bg the Senate and House Of Repre-
SenfGfires Of the United States Of America ta Con
grss assembled That the clause in section seven OF
the act Of July fifteenth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty, making appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen humid
red and seventy one, and for other purposes"
which enacts that hereafter the increased pay Of
promoted officer shall commence from the date he 10
TO take rank as given in his commission" be, and
the same is hereby, repealed: Proridsd, That IL
such officer shall have been promoted in course to
NIL vacancy and shall have been in the perform
aDce OF the duties of the higher grade from the date
be s to take rank, he may be allowed the increased
pay from that date. IApproyed, June 5, 1872
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Rl GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and d streets.

- By virtue o. a deed of trust to the snb-
EM scriber, dated the 9th dsylof November, 1871 !,
.and recorded in Liber No. Go, folio 395, one of
the land r. cords for Washington county ID. o., and
by the written directions of the party hodisg the
notes secured thereby will offer for sale by public
auction, on TUESDAY, the 3Oth day of July. lST2,
at O'Clock y. m, on the premises, the following
described real estate TO wit:-Part of Lot numbered
twelve, in square No. three hundred and enteen
(3l, beginning Tor the same at point the line
o. Eleventh street west twenty two feet south from
the northeast corner Of said lot and running south
along said street twenty feet (2O); thence esh
ty hye feet and six inches to public alley, thence
north, along said alley feet; thence east
fifteen feet and six inches, thence northeas ardy
four feet and inches thence east sixty six feet
ard six inches TO the place of beginning, together
with all the improy ements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth the purchase money
cash the balance in notes bearing 10 per cent: in
tersst, and payable in 6 and 12 months from their
date TO be secured by deed of trust the property
sold deposit Of Sl00 to be paid by the purchaser
at the time OF eale. The cost of conveyancing and
revenue stamps to be paid by the purchaser; the
trustee reserv ing the right to resell tho property il
the terms Of sale are not complied with within FIVE
days after the day Of sale.
MP CALLAN, Trustee.
iyleeoSos GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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DRoposALs FOB cAsrIRoS WORK.
OFFICE CO -xE SUFERv stss ARcsTrEsv.
TREAsSzT DErARTNRHr,

OFFICE - -EE SCFERE StSG ARcHrTB1V.
TREASozT DEfARTNRNr.
NksHINGroN.D ". C., July l. ism
Sealed Proposals will be -ceived 81 THIS once un-
nj = NJ 5SSsT %, lS7f, Ter furnishine> fitting,
an0 delivering the asst iron Columns snc SiSstsrs
QniIec for the First, Recon - snd rnird StoTt-s Of
thc - nth wang Of the new State, War, aad Navy
Departments Bailcing 1T Washington. n. ..
Copies u the drawing, speCfS<stion. aud schedule
may be has on RYlicafion NJ IN Cffse.
Payments WI. D. made the delivery and
cePtsnoe Is ths work. eednctinx per cent. until
the com ietiUn If the cuntTac.s
All bids mist be acccmpaI ed by q penal Noud. IA
tie sgm "a FIVE thousand dollars, foOl that the
bidder wal accept and psTfeTm the contract IL
awarded 40 hun. the sufcency of the -Crity be
Certified D tn. United States Judge. Clerh OF the
United states Court the District Attorney OF the
district wherein the bidder resij-s.
TIE reTaStmsnt reserves The right 20 reject any
or all bids, n be deemed for the nerest Of the
to do 50; and any bra that Is not ode
on The pT7tsd form, TO be obtained At shis ofioe,
Snd does aOt conform in every respect with NE
of the Advertisement, will not bsoonsiaersds Eeithr
VIII any proposals be received from parties who
not theEsslVes engaged In the manufacture q cast
iron wor h aud who have not the facilities
for gstSiag out the work.
All bids must be enclosed in q sealed enyslOpe aud
endorsed Proposals for Iron-work. and addressed
to A. ID. MULLRTT,
JylSH Supervising Architect.
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lGENERAL NATURE-No. ITO

the retired list Of the navy.
BE VI enacted By ths Ssnate and HOME Of Repre-
seHtaftres Of lae United States Of America Con-
SyesS assembled That from and after the thrtisth
Of June, eighteen hundred and seventy, rear admit
as captains when the highest grade in the navy was
captain at the age of sixty sars, after forty
fye years service and who, after their retirement
were promoted TO the grade Of admiral, and per-
formed the duties of in time OF war,
when not On duty, be entitled to and receive the
pay of rear admiral on the retired list.
Approved. June q. ls72
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FRENCH MARKET FOR WIvEs--The follow
ing advertisement is going the rounds OF the
Paris papers: CATER war 80 disastrous and
the total dislocation of French fortunes, it would
be easy TO reconstitute ones fortune by brill
liant marriage under the most desirable condi-
lions; to reach this difficult end the mediation OF
NJ. def viii be found especially valuable in these
critical times. After such q chaotic condition
of affairs, TO remould such an administration as
his II An arduOus and costly task-so much so,
indeed, that man must be actuated by a sincere
love for his profession, and must be borne up by
the experience of forty-fve years success to
continue the career. Sums varying from 30 ,000f
have often been paid by NJ. de T.. to an interme-
diary for his assistance in arranging the mar
rage Of widow or a young lady. This role,
generally committed only to men versed in
business, may now be undertaken by ladies in
society who may have only secondary aptitude,
as they will always be guided By the counsels of
nj. DEF, who will, however, always remain in
the background The name and address are
given in full, and desirable parties requested
to apply early.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ausfioneers,
- No. lo0l, northwest corner 10th and d sits

ID No. le0l, northws st corner 10th and d SITS,
TREsTEES SALE oEvALUABLA PROPERTY
At AI,, AT pN E,Ss STp ssx150oS oAetroL
N By virtue Of q deed q fru.t, dated jansaiy 4.
al, recorded IN Liber 6s5, folio 90, and by direc
will .e o. the Sn hGss OF the nes thereby
TukspAT knsast is o sei ss'R % III III
iiy q b. O., being parts Of Lots one ne
aud seventeen, az, in Square 6s6, beeinnine for
u)on First street east seventy nine 7s feet north
from the southeast corner Of said lot number one
said FIRST street IS feet 10 point in said lot num
bered ~ ard the center Of IL foot alley, laid out
lot number two rs and said lot H. in said ss%ar e,
thence ives, through the center Of said alley III feet
on ssd 'Si ls y 1ss Sm line parallel With the line
with line parallel with the line Of North street
Terms 81 ssie One third cash. sa.ne. IN
twelve months, with interest at the OF ten per
on the prop1riy. 800 down when the prop,rty =
struck Off Stamps and convey ancing at purchaser
within Eve days from the day Of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property at the risk
jyletd eREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts.
by LATIMER q CLEARY,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth Ut.
Star Office Building.
A COMFORTABLY RESIDENCE, wIrH ALL
THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, in 0SE
oTTBE BEST LoCALITIEsoNr THE ISLAND
Il On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. July
EM 81, 1872, in front of the premises, at 6 o clock
I'VE shall sell Lot ID, in George p. COTS sub
division OF west part Of sqnare numbered $50, i'm:
proved by a substantially built three story and
basement Brick Dwelling with back building, and
Containing about eleven rooms having all the mod
ern improvements, aud heated by furnace. Pos
session given Immediately.
This property is situated the north side OF vr.
einia NY tnue, between 9Th and 10th streets, being
No. 94s and in one of the m st desirable oeaii.e.
on the Island
Terms One half cash. the balance at IL, Is, and
"a MONTHS and secured by deed OF trust with notes
bearing interest. Corveysncing and stamps at pur-
chasers cost. SlO0 down at time of sale. Title
perfect.
jy25-d LATIMER 4 CLEARY Aucts
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The (" Soul" OF ANINALs.-TReoryo of Aoassiz.
The literary editor of the Boston Globe writes -
We have a vivid remembrance of a day with
AgassiZ at Nahant, when he broaght in very
large supply of jelly fish, the captures of his
morning ventures in his boat. The creatures
TO the naked eye, seemed TO be merely organized
water; to the microscope they displayed wonder
full characteristics of organization. movement
and individuality. A kind of will and mind
seemed 20 he stirring in the LIQUID mass. "Agas-
siZ," said, " is there not soul tn ere ?n Ger
tainly, - lie replied; Z" an immortal soul"
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(GENERAL NArURE-No. los I

lGENERAL NATURE-NO. los
AN ACT to correct in the act ed Feb.
Iuary twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and seven
tyrone.
BE az ENACTED by ths Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdfireS Of the Uaifsd STATES Of Ansrtea IN Con-
ersss assembled, That much of the act entitled
act to provide fer the disposition of useless mill
nsry Reservations" approved February twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy one, To-
Gates the military alton Of Fort Walia WalA
Washington Territory, the actual location OF said
reservation. IApproyed, j une 8, lS72.
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fGENERAL NArURE-No. lN
An ACT to enable the President to appoint Pay


Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
SeHtGftrsS Of the United States Of America Con-
grssS aSSenbtsd. That the sixth section Of the act
81 third March. eighteen hundred and sixty nine,
making for the support of the army,
IS 80 far mod ned that the President Is hereby
uthorfZed to appoint a Paymaster General with
the rank, pay and emoluments of colonel, said
appointment 20 date from the time the appointee
assumed the duties of the office TO All the yacancy
now existing. tApproyed, June 4, IsT2
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IGENERAL NArrRs-No los.J

tOENERAL NATURE-NO. los.
a. ACT suppltmt ntary to an act entitled "Au act
20 AID IN the eonstructi OF telegraph lines, aud
e secure TO the government the use Of the sane
Iof postal, mills and other pur PC
July twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty
Elk.
Be tt enacted by As Ssaars asd House Of Repre-
ssHtdttess of tas United States Of America AZ Con.
sress assembled, That the Internato Ocean Tes.
graph Company shall have the right to pre-emp
and use public lands ~ the following stations Ia
Florida on the line of telegraph belonging to sad
tels graph esmpany to Wit ct the two ends OF tn
cables on sfnsbe island the station at Punta Rasa
near the mouth of the Caloos ahatchie river, the
station at Fort ayers, the points where the line of
telegraph Crosses the Csloosahchie river, the sta
ton at Pine island, and the stations ct Branch
river, Barlow, and Tuckertown, each forty &C es;
such Iards being public lands. and now actually
used by the International Ocean Telegraph Com
psny Of the State Of New York Prortdsd. That
any one CT the smallest legal subdivisions
at any one OF the stations designated is less than
fsIty seres By reason OF the land lying adjacent 70
Ire Gulf OF Mexico, or any bay or river, the said
company shall pre-empt only such smallest frac-
tinnsl subdivision upon which the buildings and
Gticts Of the com paDy are located.
Approved, June 4, 1Sa2
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PALTIMORB q ONO RAILROAD

r WATERMELON, December y, 1871.
Trains between WASHING
TON sna BALTIMORE and Gk - -
MAsBIE0I0N AND
WLs1 are now RON follows, viz:
ToR BALTINORE
Leave daily. except Sunday, at Sis, sac s-o0
and e:ia a. n 100, 500, 10. 5 40. and T:SG
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
Leave osi.y; except Sunday, ~ 5.l5, s:ss a
m; 4:lo aad as pm.
Yer primo pa Way Stations, Bladsnsburs. Bess.-
a. o;l3, o. ana e;is a. m, and 90, % ana
fs9 =. m; >. 100 D. m. stops ~ Jessug's The 5 -So
N. 81 ps a. Annapolis yUuCLioB sad Relay onIt
Tie I:<s .. u. IN Sunday STOPS aGriax "a
week.
Leave Of 6ss a N and 4:IOp r. No train m an
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTlAOhE.
LeSye ~ c:OO q. N. and 90, > 10 and sS n r.
I0R WAY erArlOhs,
leave ~ s.oo a. m and SEQ aud 1:i5sn.
FOB ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
1esNe rally, except saturday snd Sunday, q 81
and - o, IN. ard 5 90 and :4a n
On Saturday al 5:l ) aSa GA 3 m. sud Z :ss -
On sunday a. 500 aud q as D. ln Only. cunn>c4-
ING al Relay station with trains from Baltimore -
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Piitsburg, &c.
FOR Strsshurg, snc points between Reisy HOUSE
and strsseurg, leave At SEQ p w, connectins a.
ssIsy s bsuse with susseurs and Winchester %
Through ticEsts 10 the West cen be haa AZ &C.
sshlIgton Staten Ticket Once a. sl bclrs n
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston Gee -
yertisensert ~ "1hroIgh Line"
Il. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 4. kOONTZ, Gen Az 4. Washinrrou.
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EVENING STAR.
Arrange Suicide.

YOUNG LADY OF WHEELING DIsAPPKARs-
ANOTHER VICTIM OF TRASHY LITERATURE
The sensation which is creating excitem emit In
Wheeling just now Is the sudden disappear apce
of young lady. The Young lady, whose full
years of age, the daughter of Mr. George Rad
son, boiler-maker, who works in the Ton Mill
Mrs. Bedson was absent from home Thursday
evening nursingia neighbor's sick child not re-
turning until about two O'Clock Friday mon
ing. During the evening several young persons
came IN and sat some time. Miss Bedson tried
20 luuee one OF these visitors to insert her name
OF the family Bible. She not only asked once
but several times, and even asked her father to
90 ~. after the visitors had left, Mr.. Bedson
ahu Two oaugnters the youngest about ten, went
up stars TO retire. Sarah Ann put her sister to
Sed and started down stairs; her little sister
called her back and asked If she was not coming
20 bed, she replied, "YOu and father can
sleep here, will sleep in the bottom of the
great Ohio river. My bed is thousands of
YARDS long and hundreds OF yards wide.r
She then passed down stairs and out the front
door. Her father hearing her go out, thought
she was going to the neighbOr's to see where
ner mother was, or else going to sit the porch.
since that time she has not been seen. When
her father got up in the morning, he looked in
Sarah's he'd room, and. seeing two in the bed,
went TO work. One in the bed was Mrs. BedsOn,
who had come home unbeknown to her hus-
band about o'clock in the morning. When
Gr. BedsOn came home to his breakfast about
O'Clock they missed their daughter. and the
search at once commenced. Mr.. BedSOn re-
membtred seeing his daughter put a note in the
Bible the evening before, and, opening it, the
note was found, OF which the following Is copy:
'Sarah BeGson thinks she will die on the 18th
CT July, simply because she IL tired of living"
Seines were at once procured and drawn in
the river, but the body could not be found: Inc
water being so high, IL is probable that II she
did throw herself in the river, the body was
carried OF. The parents OF Miss Bedson say
that she has frequently of late wished herself
dead. She was subject to spells of stammering.
AT such times her speech was very Imperfect,
and she would become very much depressed
about il. At such times she would not unfre-
quently say, "l wish vas at the bottom OF the
river; no one would marry me; L cannot go in
company, and there Is no pleasure for mt"
Miss Bedson worked at Mrs. Rohan's dress
making establishment, and on Thursday she
told the girls in the shop that "one would be
missing SOON" Last Sunday she gave away all
of the little trinkets and jewelry that she had,
and even many of her clothes 1t is thought
that the real cause OF her suicide, for none
doubt that she is drowned, came from reading
trashy novels and cheap literature. She was
an inveterate reader of such stuff. AT last ac-
counts the body had not been recovered.
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SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROP.
ERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL.
- will offer for sale on SATURDAY, July
21tb, 1872, ct public auction. on the premises,
Lots l, and 5, IL squAre GA, now covered v ith
old frame buildings. These lots have front Of $50
feet inches on New jersey avenue l9 feet north
Ii street and 81 feet ON North Capitol street. They
are among the most desirable lots in the city.
Terms: Easy, and made known Oh day Of sale
Stamps and conveyeucing at the Of the purcha.
ser. tjyl6- eo&ds] B. 81. WARNER, Auct.
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esht organizing the district court of the northern
osrlct OF Georsis, and all acts and parts Of acts
hhLIlatins against this act. be, apd the same are
nelepys repeated. fAprroyed, J une 4, 1871
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AUCTION SALES.


RT LATIMER q CLEARY
AuctioneeT, and Real Estate Br.ker..
Star oncs BsisainSs.
y4A Az HaNTEs
fsS,,I the e ,TT2pSsTpIMENfAL, FORMERLY
81 virtue q deed q ir..t, bearing d..e tbs.
9's Of hs NS /, lss an. any rssorded T. LSs;
Y the the a Ri dss
fronting es feet on Ptnpsy fvania avenue, and eI.
Iso, feet 70 twenty foet aIlsy, being the center
6ouse of the Continental, late United States Hotel,
sna eoniaislns about forty one rooms with all tho
Terms: One-fourth cash: the residue in two equal
ing interest, secured By deed OF trust on the
TnVssysSS,saF s1d .ssmrs a. pur
vHsE9s sfHsR4
Rl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetioneers
- Northwest corner 10th and d streets.
ism sTREETs, NoRTHwEsT. AM
81 the ss 'ssss rSI the The hs S
1def.ianed viii on YBIpAY, July %, is1a, at
SeS Fl 4anss BACK IS t fas *
srok and Frame on street. t and TWO fss@s
houses fronting the alley. The property has been
sub divided into four parts and each part will be
sold separately. A diagram of the subdivision will
be show the day of sale or can be seen previous
to the day Of sale at our office.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in Ga,
and IS months to be secured by deed of trust upon
the property. deposit of 8 80 will be required on
each piece as is bid off. III the purchaser Of any
part Of the lot shall not comply with the terms of
sae IN 10 days the piece pieces will be sold on 8
days notice al the risk and coat of the defAulting
pureha.er. All stamps and convey ancins at the
" BigHhRp WALLACE. Trustee,
jy23 GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioncers,
- No. 1891 ID street, corner Of 10th northwest.
TWo.sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
5IH STkEET EAST, BETWEEN AND G
STREETS SOUTH, NAVY YARD, AT AUG
- On FRIDAY, the 26th lust at 81 O'Clock
ES p m, we shall sell, on the premises, Lot No 10,
lin square 9S, Lot being IS feet front by ia feet
70 a. paved alley with good twO-story Frame
Dwelling House.
Terms: One half cash; balance 6 and IL months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on premises. All conye y ancing and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. $40 down on
the day Of sale.
jy23-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.