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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS
DR.. HOWARD AT PHILADELPHIA
GOVERNOR H0FFMAN's LETTER
WASHINGTON.

Internal Revenue DecisiOn-Bankers and
Brokers' Sales Tax Repealed.
WAsHINGTON, August 23.-The Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue has decided that
the tax upon bankers and brokers' sales of
gold and silver bullion, coin, prOmissory
notes, stocks, bonds or other securities, is
repealed on and after October l, 1872
Commodore j. F. Skerrett has been
ordered to command the Portsmouth,
which vessel is to be employed IN survey
ing the Pacific,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24

Wisconsin ls no longer regarded doubtful
by the friends of Greeley in that State.
They claim it by handsome majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24

A petrifed buffalo, found in Iowa, has
been knocked into relics and carried away,
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LIBERAL NATIONAL NOMINEES.

For President,
HORACE GREELEY, Of New York.
For Vice President,
B. GRATZ BROWN, of Missouri.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24
DR. JOHN q. ANGELL,
NHEAP GAS FIXTURES AND

NHEAP GAS FIXTURES AND
PLUMBERS MATERIALS
SULLIVAN & BULGER
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS AND AGENTS
FOR THE BARSTOW COOKING RANGE,
115 POydFas, next door to Camp street,
Dealers in Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materials.
House, ship and steamboat work promptly at
tended to. Box No. 226 Mechanics and Dealers
Exchange. au22 ly
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''It's a great pity Mace and O'Baldwin
are allowed to spoil tor a fight, sighed one
of the biceps. at seems to me they might
be accommodated" Here biceps put up
his props" and showed how fields were
Won" They don't do any more fighting
nowadays. All tbis game is blocked. l
think they should put up or shut up
one"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24

L0oSrRVRD "a EiGEIH PAeH.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24

"The Last Ditchers will soon hold a ma
tional convention at Louisville, being
down on both Grant and Greeley" said a
Liberal, and hope the Louisiana discon-
tented will send there delegation. Booth
said; we take Greeley as we do pills.
There are hundreds here who can't be
brought up to take him even as medicine,
and they are properly named Bourbons,
because, like this people, as described by
Napoleon, they have learned nothing
and forgotten nothing"
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BY TELEGRAPH,

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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PROPOSALS.
PR9PPQ2ssALso roR GgTrIsG OF GRANITE
HOUSE, AND POST OFFICE, OOLUABIA,
b. O., ABOVE fHn WAITE TABLE

SIflck OF sufKRrNIENDKNr, October 1sth. lG1.
Super intendsnt until - n. NorExsxS ss, iSS. for
the construction Of the rst an trd stories
ana ehimneys OF new Court house n Post office,
All cutting, beds, ASHER face; all nodded work
&C.. to be cut required by specifications and aw
fngs numbered Is, H. IS, Is, %, q and =, and full
size details, and models which will be furnished 10
standard sample stone, showing the vsrions
grades OF cutting, may be in the Office Of the
Supervising Architect at Washington, ID. O., or in
The stone, cut and ready to be set will be dsliy
red On the site of the building, already levised.
The eI tire cutting of the nrst story will reg ure 60
De &c WEI ed ready TO set, before the nrst
OF May, 1873 that Of the second story, on or before
the first day Of November, 1875 aud the remainder
wall require to be furnished and delivered on or
before the hrst day Of January, lo7i Ter penalty
Of Sl0O each and every day 8 delay beyond The
times above eti pulsted.
Proposals will be made for the entire cutting
shown on the drawings and described by the spsoi-
cations.
Payments will be made monthly, deductinR 10 per
cent OF work executed until the hal completion OF
All bids must be made on a printed form, which
viii be obtained at this office, and be aniea By
the bond OF two responsible persons lathe sum OF
: 10 TO that the bidder will accept aud perform the
contract nswarded Him, the bond 10 be approved by
the United States district judge or clerk of the
United States court In the district in which the bid
der resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject aay
or all bids II d be deemed for the interest Of the
government TO do and any bid thst doee not con
form IN every respect TO the requirements Of his
adyertisementwli not be considered bid treated
Plans specific ations and forms Of proposal can be
procured on appiic alton TO this ofice.
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope
sndS, ed .prGPosais 70, the Cutting Of Granite
sSs fSr ns :, ,s 70 hcnss aud Post ONCE
noy7-2lt q. 4. BEk6, Superintendent.
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Nov 18th instant, Oh AELES DAW SON in the 3Tth
year OF his age, late Of W ashington, ID. c.
GRANTUM. On the I4th inst, suddenly, HEU-
BlETTA 3, infant daughter of the late VIM.
and Mary Uranium.
Her funt rsl will take place on 70 morrow, featur-
day. Nov 10th, at 10 O'Clock from the resjdsucs OF
her grandfather, Peter GrsutuIn, in Potomac city
u Z. frit nds ofthe family invited. n orhing pa
pers please copy.l
MAUs. On the 18th irstant, at O'Clock O. m
mis-. SARAH, rehct Of John q. Maus, in the 18th
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence Of her soa in Law
John II. Parker, No. l24l 9th street n. W. Friend
Of the family are invited to attend
ReBERTSOS. On the 4,h instant, DANIEL
ROBERTsON, SON Of Daniel and Maggie Robert
son, ged year and months.
suffer little children to come unto me and forbid
them not, for OF such IL the nsdom 81 heaven.
SMITH In Paris, France, on the q tn ulf., after
q short illness, Mrs. SIENNA Z. SMITH, daueh
ter OF Edw ard simms, OF this city. Due notice VII
be given Of the arrival Of the remains.
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DROPOsALs FOB BUBBLE STONE FOR THE
L new JAIL or THn DISTRICT OF 90.
OyyIcE OF supEkvnrse ARCHITECT.


TRRAsURY DEPARTMENT, November 8, lSa
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this ofice
until ~ N Of the 26rH DAY OF NOVEMBER. ls7a,
FOR furnishing and delivering the site Of the New
jail for the District Of Columbia, Reserv alton
No. Is. say AGO cubic yards, less, Of Bubble
Granite or Seneca Stone, one quarter TO be bond
stones, Of . length equal 70 the thickness. Of the
walls, and to contain not less than ten l0D cubic
feet, and no st.ne TO contain less than one and
half h cubic feet, to be less than six 90 inches
thick, to be delivered In quantities subject 70 the
order ef the Superintendent: and 1t such times as
may be In bis Judgment requisite, much sooner
- may be desired BY the contractor.
A whaxf will be erected on the premises, the use
Of which viii - allowed the Contractor free Of
charge.
Proposals viii be made by the cubic yard and the
material will be received by weight, the weight Of
yard TO be ascertained By the Superintendent By
measuring accurately and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this once, and must be accompanied by
penal bond In the sum OF fve thousand dollars,
tS30l that the bidder will accept and perform the
The right 70 reject any or all bids il reserved.
Payments will be made monthly, deductine ten
l0) per cent until the completion Of the contract
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed Proposal for Rd6ble stone for the New
Jail Of the District Il Columbia" and addressed to
A. B. MULLErT,
no6-td Supervising Architect.
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DROPOeALs FOB SAND FOB TIE NEW
I JAIL OF THE DISTRICT or COLuMRIA

OFFICE OF SUPERvIsING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Move mber 5, lS72{
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ m. of the 26rH DAT OF NOVEMBER, lS72,
for Furnishing and delivering the site Of the ne
jail for the District Of Columbia, Reservation No
Is, cay 5000 cubic yards, less. clean, SHARP
river sand TO he delivered in quantities subject 20
the order OF the Superintendent. and at such times
as may be in his Judgment requisite, or as much
sooner rs may he deeired by the contractor.
Each proposal viii be accompanied By q sample OF
the sand intended to be furnished.
A wharf Will be erected on the premises, the use
OF which will be allowed this contractor, free Of
charge.
All bids must De made on the printed form, TO be
Obtained at this once, and must be accompanied By
q penal bond In the sum Of one thousand dollars
tSiaool that the bidder viii accept and perform the
! contract. II awarded him.
The right 70 reject any or all bids is reserved.
Pay nts viii be made monthly, deductfne ten 'loD
Proposals. must be enclosed IN sealsd envelope,
endcrsed " Proposals. Tor Sand Tor the heW jail OF
the D1etri4 a Oolumbis, % and addressed %
T.. = : A. b. MUkLBfT,
po6-tA' SupervianG Architeof.
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a. "a. E95 s0s EHs asw

IlEAsrnL Di.1nsT,Irh, = , nSS.%p e
ior f..nliss - d.l,S eIns the she Of me 1sv
Jail u ths D0trict Of OctWnbia, Beservatioo No.
u, ~ $50 barrsle. moro or lees, Hydrs1lic De-
psnf,. equal n Srslity o The beat RossndAls or
- Dcu1ds o. Oensot, and mnst be delivered in
a1aDssiss eahiectso the oder q the
- at sucA eDes - DAy be In his judSmsuf reQui-
ne. 1sch DroDonl viii BE sccom IanieA by Q sam
PIE o. The Ctnslt intended % be fnrnishsA.
Of which win BE- allowed the eontrassof free Of
cn All Fla. ma n. u.A. an n. ,,,,s.a Co., a. :.
obtained q this ofnce, and mnst Be panied by
. penal bond In the sum Of i've thossanA dollars
The oontfact II eWsrdsd him, :
The right % rsject any o. ah bids ID reserved.
.HayDents uul be made monthly ,deducttnx ten
ol per cent. until the oompletiou Of the contrscf.
fro1osals noa be snciosed IN . see!ed snyAcDe
Tor sis Sisslics & oo,a.Sis.s - sAs!s.::s . '
= A. B. nULLDTf.
1os-0 elDsrvHing Ayehitcot.
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MARRIED.

COBSOE-CLARK. At Trinity Church. George
town, by the Rev. Father SroBestreet. JOHN W
GoRsOS To hattie C., daughter Of the late A
L. Clark.
DOHAPFAE-WILEY. On Thursday, Novem-
Der l4,h 81 The residence Of the brides pareats by
the Rev. Mr. W wilson. WILLIAM DONAPHAN,
OF It. Michaels. Nd, to Miss ELLA WILEY. Of
Baltimore. Baltimore sun please copy.l
WATERS-BU RR0WS. Thursday Nov 18th, at
the First Baptist Church, 18th street, by Rev. III
Lansing Burrows, Of Richmond, Va, assisted By
Rev: James Nelson, Geor getown, d c.. II. Ell
WELL WATERS to Miss HATTIE NJ. BUR-
kONS, both Ct this city. No cards. =
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y When is IRE like bad husband? wher
at goes out at night.

at goes out at night.
80 sporting ghost at Oswego, Ia, drives a
double team with light wagon, carries a lantern
anu makes the best time In the country.
~Some burglars attempted to .scraekr ex-
PRESIDENT Johnson's house lately, but the wary
oid gentleman had his weather eye out, and
~Massachusetts IL In a bad way. She has
got TO have new Episcopal Bishop, but can't
md man to take the place who IL not either
too "high," too broad" or too "iow.n
~ The best entertainments In Boston, and
the most patrohized by the "cultureo Of the
toWn, are-or were-popular concerts at which
me admission is only quarter Of dollar.
ga 5000 wedding dress white satin and
French point lsce) IS 90 worth of flowers and
$4,000 worth Of wedding presents we're the
features OF q Newark wedding.
MANY strong men, who did not show
emotion when their fortunes were DESTROYED,
cannot read the dispatches from distant places
rendering aid and sympathy, without shedding
tears.
PROFESSIONALLY, when the train arrives at
mlddletOwn, Ct, nice young man Jumps off
and kisses the best-loOking girl at the derot
supposiDg her to be his sister. He apologize 40
nicely that the girls are getting so that thev
look for him regularly.
ga young officer of the British House of
commons wore tremendous par of "mous-
taches,' on which one OF the mem bers said
my dear fellow, now the war is over why
DON'T you put your mOustaches on the peace e.
tablishment?" Had YOU not better put your
tongue on the civil hst?" was the prompt and
happy retOrt.
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DIT LAfIAIR 6 OLEABY,
Southwest corner q ReunA. avenue and uth street,
Ser Ono Building.
SQUARE 40 G pHA ssaI. SAFE OF vALUA.

- Under and BY virtue Of . decree of the Gu
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia b,
sspassed in cause in said court, numbered 92S,
trix Of Alexander Lee and others, are plainants,
And Malcolm Seaton and others are Defendants, the
Will eel At public suction, upoa the R.enises. 70 the
highest bidder therefor, on WEDNESDAY. the
square "a, in the city Of Washington, according TO
tne recorded subdivision Of said SQUARE. Tins pro-
r.GoIy improving nsishborhood.
ne terms Of sale, 80 prescribed By the decree, are
shce N stx, twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
the yurehaser 20 give for tue deferred pay
nen o. The trustee. Al CONVEX ancng ct the cost Of
novs,sstsv LAruSi 3 v T5SHi Fr Tsss.
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by THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LONG BOAT MARY
lll LhTiHER ULEARY
~ Auc.ioneers ana Heal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania ave- And llth street
Star Office Buildings

TRCSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE RHAL Es-
RAILRoAD DE POT, MassAGHGsEi AVE,
81 feSlssr ssa s and s ssa!sS
recorded, and ofthe several DEGREES pissed by the
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia in cause
Warrington, trustee, is pisintif, and Robsrt j
alker and others are defendants, and also in vir
undersiened trustee app5iuted bT The CONT r mi
sell the following real estate in the city OF Wash
inston upon the days and times following, that is
: on MONDAY, the aSth day Of Novsmbe- instant,
CLOCK IN 7. afternoon. will sell, upoa the
on TUESDAY, the aS;h I'D day Of ' So1em T in.
slant at O'clock in the afternoon, will cell parts
day at O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the prem
ises, will sell lot ]; in square ia,
instant, at Z O'Clock in the afternoon, viii com
mence to sell on the lremises and will continue at
.d H%e T r. . gay to day until the whOes
The sale will be made IN lots. the same are laid
81 !. II g *:
most suitable subdiv zion Of the square tor all pur
The SQUARE is situated in the immediate vicinity
very Greatly improved within the last few years,
AID VIII incre ass In value greatly 10 few years.
debiedRess Of Robert j: walker TO the Firss Ma
b. longing to said bank and others, as provided 10
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance in equal install
msnts in six. twelve and eighteen months, the pur
sorry notes. bearing Interest and secured % 9he
satisfaction Of the trustee. Purchaser to make de-
pG.it 81 SS on each lot purchased At the time of
the right TO resell at the risk and of purchaser
unless terms of sale complied with in five days
All conveysncins at cost Of purchase.
nsd3ds LArIMER oishBY. l Rness.
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DROPOsALs FOR CONCRETE STONE FOB
Il fHE NEW JAIL or THE DIsrRICT OF

OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCB IrEcT,
Treasury DEPARTMENT., November 8, 1879
eesled Proposals will be received al this ONCE
until ~ m. Of the 26rH DAY OF NovEMsER,
ls72, furnishing and the site of the
New Jail for the District Of Columbia, on Reserva
ton No. Is, say, $50 cubic yards, OF lees, Of
Granite, Limestone, or other hard dur able Stone,
broken to the sine OF hen eggs, and suitable for
Concrete; the whole TO be deliye within forty
days required by the progress of the work. or AT
such timss thereafter may be required by the
supeIintencent, or e much sooner - may Dc de-
sired BIZ the contractor.
A wharf win be erected on the PREMISE, the use
Of which will be allowed the contractor, free OF
charge.
Each proposal to be accompanied by a sample OF
the stone intended to be furnished.
Proposals will be made By the cubic yard, and the
material viii be received By weight: the weight OF
Q yard to be ascertained BY the superintentent BY
mea.rrine accurately and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form TO be
obtained ct thi. oface, and must be accompanied by
. penal bond in the sum Of one thousand dollars
(ol ,Qto) that the bidder viii accent and perform
the contract u awarded him.
The right 70 reject any or all bids IL reserved
Payments will be made monthly, deductine ten
0e) per cent. until the completion Of the contract.
ProDoeals must be enclosed in . scaled enyelope,
epdoreed " Proposals. for Concrete Stone for the
New Jail Of the District Of Columbia" and sd-
dressed 70 A. b. MULLETT,
no6-td Supervising Architect.
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UF GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D sts
TRUSTEES sAL1 OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROrERTY AT AUOTI0N-TwOsT0R

FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Margaretta
E"U w. Per Lee, dated June Gath. 1871, recorded
lin hbsr 6ss, folto As, Of the land records of
Mashinston county, District Of Columbia, and by
direction OF the holder OF the note secured thereby
We will sell; ut public auction on the premises, on
sAfUhDAY, November 30th, ct 81 O'clock D. m I,
oil r. at piece parcel OF ground in Wasnfng ton
city, D. known and distinguished lot sixty
four, in John b. Turton'. Subdivision of aanare $780,
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance IL and II
months, secured BY deed Of trust on the property,
and notes bearing interest at the rate OF ten psr
down when the property is struck off. All convey
aDcing ct purc cost. II the terms Of sale are
not complied with within Eve days from the day of
sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
PA. DARNEILLx. Trustees.
noH GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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NO1 ESs, q sCss 3 Q.

Notice IL hereby given that the Presidest Of thu
United states, by executive order dated ugusi -.
lo7 has directed that the sales Of lands In mime
III, be postponed until the following dates ~ the
several land Offices 20 wit
IS, g. i III CLOUD commencing AoSpAf' December
At TAYLoR's FALLS, commencing MONDAY.
At Du LuTH, commencing MONDAY, December
80, 1877.
And the President has alec directed that so much
OF ssd proclsmation, No. "a, as relates TO Sale cf
lar De IN the ALExANDkIA land district be cd
Given under my hand II the city Of Wsshington.
this twenty eighth day of Aueust, A. ID. lS1
By order Of the President:
WILLIS DRUmMoNp.
seps- lawtds Commissioner General Land Once
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RY LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth n .
Star Once Building.

RY LATIMER D CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81.
Star Once Building.
TRysTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PEBTY AT THE INTERsECTIOa or
81 s?SsfGE e%S!%5sA s1sEsTs sS 9essIs! Aiss
s49SY fh3hP xsb dHfhaS5ss FE Tx2
Ing 9H S9BIH + sThEEr. Also, TWO
s sHYSsS SsS 4aiSS
Il Essr; Sas ,, :, ias and duly ss:stasa e
Gou%Sis end direction Il In. party .searsa
+: sssni:s: TaSk IL: ~ day 's 3 No q
Of in said p.iric .a and S' Known ss
lot numbered one. a. IN W. g. Johnson. subdivi-
six, tS1 as the came is recorded in the Surveyors
once once Of said city. in Subdivision Book IN k"
thereon. And on tie same Gay, a. o'cIocK D.
m also lot numbered six, go in Joseph Elgaa's
hundred and sixty two, ls62,J as the same is re.
STson IN B fSs 0oe Of aid flsy in Sub
with the I'm provements thereon.
above described. and Be Continued until tSe smouSt
OF ssies pays the debts ne snder the trust and ex
This property will be sold separately or as a
Whole as may De determined At the time Of sale to
% 10 me De8t hdN enta9e.
Terms of sale: One third cash (of which 800 must
De paid Ut time OF sale and the balance In and
two years. with ten pr cent. interest fre the day
Of sale and secured to the sacton Of the trustee
on the premises sold all cash, 1t option of pur-
chaser" Oonyeysnchg and recording at pur-
ehasers coat II the terms Of sale are not com
pli.d with within six days afte, day Of sale, the
trustee reserves the right TO- r.seIi. after one week
puc notice, at the risk ard Of dsfautiaR pur-
chaser. VIM. y. H0LTZAAN, Trustee
ocaS dads LATlMsh CLkARf, Ancts.
~ By CoxszSy OF PARrIls INTEREST
ed, the above sale, u hereby postponed unsii NON
DAY. peosnbsr $d}1a. an. s9sF s "a place
LArIMxB CLEABY, Aucts.
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pf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Northwest corner 10th aud street
PUBLIC SALE OF THE RESIDUE (excer. the
dowsrl on TIE REAL ESTATE OF THE

PUBLIC SALE OF THE RESIDUE (exeep. the
LATE DIOEYsIUs SHERIFF..
- In purt uance Of q decree of the circuit court
for Prince Georges county, sitting q court
-of equity. tie subscriber, as trustee, will Offer
AZ public sale, en- the premises, adjacent 90 Wilson
sfaion, on the W shinston branch Of the altm
ara Potomac railroad on FRIDhF. she 22d day al
noYtmoer next, lots aud b as d-si gn sted the
Plat OF the property of the residue OF the land
Dlonysius Sheriff. late OF said county, deceased.
sitnsted IN Bsdsnsburg district, and adjoining the
iands CT Charles hits and others. Lot A consists
OF = acres roods aud = perches Of cleared ian
VIII NC Cd 1t M silly of ak and cedar attached
and containing 81 acres and rood. Lot b contains
70 acres roo7s snd Il perches Of arabic land. hi
likewise has wood lot adjoining Of 10 scres Of yalu
able timber treee.
The proximity Of these lots to the nstiona al apitsI
which can be reached BY six OF eight daily traiss
The beautiful locations on both lots for country
for crops of every kind, including fruits 9, render
this property very desirable. A psblic school is
half nie distant, and tire churches Of Washington
city, owing to the said railroad, be reached l.
hall an hour. These lots will be sold they are
described on said plat, or 10 suit purchasers.
Terms: One-third Of the whole puT chase money In
cash. 70 be paid the day of sale upon the rati
ncation thereof by the court; the residue IN 8 l.
and is MONTHS bearing interest II the day Of sale
to be secured by the bonds of the purchasers with
security to be spprov by the trustee The trustee
Con, ysncnR at cost OF the purchasers. ale 70
begin between the hours OF IL m and p. m.
G. y. MA9RUDBR, yR., Trustee
Upper Marlboro, Nd.
GREEN B WILLIAMS,
ncvH-S,le,lS.B,A Auctfo neers.
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LOAN OFFICES.

,oa1EH LOAN 0IYI0A, se,nS q - ssx
- s.d NsssoML s0s.ss. eafraaeeM lW -
q intsrsH On Ssld nd sissr WsseSss. pfsso.ls.
9entlenenr OcthinS, Oars, - a 69SIG6oo r
value. All Foods keDl one yS06. -