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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

7 THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL FARM OF MRS
n f. Underhill, the railroad depot, on the high
lands OF Locust Valley Long Island near the city, by
boat cars family can be incompetence Win the best
Of Board Rooms and Horses &c; bathhose on the
shore No pains has been or win be spared in making
this Of the most attractive summer resorts Terms
moderate. For particulars address MANSION FARM
HOUSE Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18
A UCTION NOTICE.--CLiNToN b. OSGOOD, AUG
N TIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANO, CARPECTa, &c.
Nv (S(;OOn
A UCTION NOTICE.-CLlNTON u. OSGOOD, AUG
N TIONEEE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MIRRORS, CARPETS, &c,
RY OSGOOD *

SaesrOom l26 Chambers street, near College place.
TO-MDRR0W MRID .yAs AmRlL 10 Io's A. NJ,
extension hou1 consisting of velvet Brussels and In
grain Cnrpets French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
rosewood paror Suits, n satin damask, pieces black
walnut Parlor Suits In crimson black walnut
bic top Buffet, black walnut Bedseads black walnut
bic top Bureaus and Waslstands, Pickardt Bcdstead,
Gas Fixtures throughout hair and hnsk Mattresses
bes and Desks Feather Beds Pillows and Boiscrs Crock
ery. and Kitchen Utensils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

A UCTION NOTICE.-.H. f. MDONNRLL 4 co, AUG.
N toneers, sell this Thursday morning at lois
O'clock a the private residence no West Twentythird
BY LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioncer over 400 lots by
catalogue costly and plain Household Furniture, name
ly Mngnidcent ~ octave rosewood Pianofortc ceic-
bratcd city Makers used months cost 81 OoO Pier and
Mantel Mirrors elegant rarIor Suits IN crimson SATIN
sply Carpets; gookcssc Writing Tables, lace and bro
Cabinets, Jardincres Flower stand, gilt Tables 500 vol
umcs choice Books, old Engra,ings, &c.
Bedrooms consist, VIZ
Solid rosewood and inaid black walnut Bedroom Suits
Commodcs, Dressing Cases, Hair and Spring Beds PHI
lows, Boetcrs Blankets Sheets, Quilts &c; Toilet Sets
Superb black walnut Buffet inlad extension Tables Din
Ing Room Chairs solid silver and Plated Ware Cutlery
nitare Icseo1 Oilcloths Cooking Utensils with which
packed or removed for purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. SOUTH ORANGE MONTROsE
l station n j., hour from Barclay street via Nor
rs and Essex Railroad Fayorabe arrangement can be
hotel Which for comfort and convenience has equal In
the vicinity Of New York "a trains daily
q. HITZELBERGER, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

DEM. p. FAIRCHILD. AUCTIONEER.
ID Receivers sale OF Office Furniture and Fixtures Of
the late Bowling Green Savings Bank,
ON WEDNESDAY, April "a, 1872,
at 10 A. NJ, at 80 Broadway,
consisting or es Counters large Iron Safes Partitions
Gas Fixtures revolving anu other Chairs Tables Clocks,
spi.toons, Carpets Mating, &C., &c.
BY order Of
SHEPHERD r. KNAPP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

IOsEPH HEGEMAN & Co.-rRIDAY, APRIL !g, AT
q 10 A. NJ, az the saesroon Wilioushiy corner Pearl
ing Room Furniture Bedding, Fancy Goods bookcase,
Wnrdobes Also at r. NJ Rosewood Piano. Parior suits
Mirrors. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

TOSEPH UEGEMAN Co.-FRinAY, APRIL 10, AT
81 10 A. NJ, at Al Madison street, near Fulton avenue,
Brooklyn sewood Suts two Mirrors Bookcase Brus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

DY JOHN A. vEDDER AUCTIONEER
ID Formerly with the late Henry II. Lecds.
Friday April 10 at 1913 O'clock at 229 and 20 West street.
opposite pier So North River.
Peremptory Sale of Machinery, viz. -
Steam Engine Boilers Shang Tanks. Scrap Iron, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

7 s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER SELLS THIS
day, April ~ ri l0 O'clock at IL Bowcry I2.ioot
silvcrplcd Show Case and Counter with y compart-
and also one ma rbe top Counter plain Counter cloth
Show Cases. one sfoot oak Extension Table, Tables,
Chairs Mirrors Stoves, Trunks, valiscs Carpet Bags
Oil Paintings four Sewing Machines, Bcdscad and
Mattress &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS
~ and servants healthy locality, within hour from
New York. Address II. W., box 3345 Post Office, with
terms and full particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

A RTITICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAuCu GOUqEL.
"A MANN formerly with Professor Bossorneau, OF
Paris makers and inscrtefs of the Improved Eye. IS
Blocker street N B.Thcsc Eyes endorsed BY tho
faculty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18
BOARD AND LoDGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT PERMANENTLY
"A large pleasant Room and good Hoard. Address
eating particulars as to location terms, &c, HAMILTON
herald ofiicc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

A GENTLEMAN, WIFE DAUGHTER o YEARS. son
"a q years, and nurse with Board at some farm house
- private family FOR the summer Northern Railroad Of
kcw Jcrsy preferred Address d. B L. box 25 station A.
Few York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

FAMILIES DESIRING TO SPEND THE SEASON IN
the country from the LIST Of May will find pleasant
aud healthy location reasonable terms by applying to
or addressing CHARLES D. HOUSE, box 81 Chester,
Orange county N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A PR
- ,yate family on Long Island, one hour from New
York by steamboat house large and modern built
near the water; references exchanged Address Mrs
UNDERHILL. Manhaisct Post office, Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

A LIEN b. MINER AUCTJONEER.
"A Salcsrooms % Chambers and II Reaie streets.
BY ALLEN II. MINER BRO,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL Is,
AT THE Residence No il EAST 22D STREET,
near Broadway.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
order by BETTER, ROUx, kIMBELL, HUTCHINGS
k II. BRONZE CLOCKS and Figures hne OIL PAINT
BEDS and Bedding LARGE BLACK WALNUT BOOK.
CASE, COST 500; Secretary and Library, Table and
Chairs, ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE, In fine ORDER
by DECKER Err, with Cues Ras 4ca complete; ORNA-
enune Butler; all Of which in}exccent order and
will be sold without reserve as the family going
abroad -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

G HERMAN, AuCTIONEER WINES. LIQUORS, CT.
-; CARA once rurnitare Sc on Friday April "a at II
domestic Wines and Liquors from dealer consisting OF
Is casks dark and pale Brandies, Swan n Hinkcl Gin
Rum Sc al.o barrels Crow, Bowen Cabinet Taylor and
3tner brands bourbon ana Rye Whiskeys; also $40
ported Port and sherry Wines choice brands; also 90
lots to suit dealers Also Ofcc Furniture, Safes two
French Plate Mirrors &C. lot of Cigars Leaf Tobacco
Gc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

In the Senate yesterday Senators Carpenter
and Logan made strong and effective speeches,
In which were fully answered the slanderous
assaults upon the President by Mr. Sumner
last Friday.
Mr.. Carpenter was exceedingly happy In
hlS effort. Gen. Logan drove his denial home
with his usual force and directness. The
former answered ssridtim every poiut that
Mr.. Sumner made-the French arms lnyestl-
cation, the San Domingo question, the point
that II was sought to be made out Of the al
legged Stanton eonyersatlon, and so on. The
majority Of peOple-ol Republicans, at least
will coincide with Mr.. Carpenter In his
characterization Of Mr. Summers speech ~
q ''mean and malignant arralgument," false
In conception and In fact
Senator Logan's speech was only after all
what was TO be expected from ono who has
always been so true 10 RepublieAnism and 10
hls old commander. For some time past the
Liberal Republicans have been claiming him
a. their oWn.-as In sympathy with them
Hls defence Of Con. Grant yesterday, and hls
merclless scoring Of Mr., Sumner, will be re'
eslysd with Joy by his thousands Of friends
and admirers everywhere,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

81 - - - a..
poisoA a.,
:, s" - ay,n1' ~ :, t,. -. :.
,ho,,,, a., !. .,a,on,s,,, ,,,r,ar,,n,, nonora,
a,ant ,hs, 4. rno,,,, -, ~, ,o.,ssr,, 80 mo
ot,-eynressca ,io,ys ~ ,ho docoasod statcs.
man and uh,ch Lo carno, s,,her rofpte or
explain. and in V,vtnv notice Of bls intention
TO-DAY 10 ylpdIcate the memory Of the Sec
retarv. Senator Chandler spoke for nearly
the Who'll, body of Mr., stapton's Intimate as
soclates In public life. Il Is remembered that
the first person OF distinction TO congratulate
Gen, Grant upon his nomination at Chicago
WA the Secretary of War. who for that purpose
and 10 the astonishment Of those In bis office.
l.f, tho War Departmep, in which he had
hoor Eant a cIase nr,.onsr through inc .t.
forts oI PrssIdent .Jnhn.on IN aispossess him
In ,loia,Io, - Ia, a,,I Won, .,rns, ,h. ,,roo,
30 n.a.-.I e. h.asar.,,ar- ,,noro ~.
- - "
manner Vo"a'us '"o euno'yo t,es,ueus WIS ~
uuu''s'AAN"'y s'ucoro anu canu'u 'nat NeueIN
"'an' "aS Nislo'y auected oy IL Inc Nis'
was the subject OF much comment at army
headquarters al the time, because, although
the relations oil the secretary and the gen
eral OF the army had always been cordial
and the ialler had often acknowledged the
unreserNcd tupport and confidence lie had
received from Mr.. Stanton, the position oi the
litter, with regard to General Grants candida
tire for the Presidency was not understood,
o"ingtothe secretary's habltual reserve. The
conduct OF Mr. Sumner at this juncture Is
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

THR Washington Anzsigsr, Of yesterday,
speaking OF tho prospective nomination at Phil.
adelphia Of tho Vice Presidency, says
at is almost a question beyond doubt that
Hon. Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts, viii be
Uoii1S, hut, IN the irst place, he has been hon.
Orcd suffclently by the party. In september,
1870, he himself wrote n letter, which was pun
ished IN the New York IndtPendtSn t 0 nhtSs " ,Sa
end Of four years TO retire from public lite. Ihe
Republican party will wAnt Vice President
then from the East OF from the SOUTH 1 reuto
from public lie from my own iree Will and Win
out regret, and most likely will again resume
business life. My friends are acquainted Win
my determination, and that II is not mere pre-,
tense, the truth Of which they will SEQ In tlmo'
Having chosen for himself to retire from pub
lie life, the people looked around for some ono
else, and they have anchored upon Hon. Henry
Wilson. The reason why MIR. Wilson should
be nominated IL that he will bring great addi-
| tional strength to the ticket.
Fifpt. Inasmuoh a1 he carries the mASfes OF
the working classes with him.
second. Tho Germans from all parts Of the
United states are for hlm-vhioh in Itself VIII
alone give satisfaction TO class thus far dissAt.
Isn cd, and will rebuke tho action at Cincinnati.
| Already nineteen States and nve Territories
can bo counted for Hon. Henry Wilson for
tho Vice Presidency, although some OF them
may give a complimentary vote to their own
state candidate. We eau count for him New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Nlr'
ginlA, North Carolina, South ''arollna, Georgia,
Ilorila, Alabama, Mississl. 4, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, MIN.
nesota, California, Wisconsin, and Missouri
Tho following States are divided, but the pres
sure brought upon them by the lAborlng men
and the Germans will give him (wIlson) enough
70 secure large mNorly IN 'he Oon'0a,'V" W."
VIZ NeN iorh, rennsyNania' a'in M m"
Ihe oates nO' hoaiu nom Are' "on'As' ,l, WV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04


senator sumner ln MS speech oi fhdhy
last which was nothing more nor less than
q personal explanation. which occupied four
hours Of the most precious time Of the Senate,
and which was simpy an ddelendum to the
debate on the sale Of arms to France, which
lasted for two weeks, to the great detrimeut
OF the public business, contains an extract
from President Grants inaugural address,
Il Is severely crltised by tho Senator. lie
says
Other Presidents have entered upon their
sn GInSo WIN \. ~. eSIsa,n so 'ncpssS sna OIa. S
his "AnSIetles," also his sense Of "the mAgni-
t9ds and difiieGi,y Of the pst."a;S,ssEsnins
jefferson in his famous inaugural 20 TepIete
with political wisdom, after deellring his "sl1. IN
tsients'" SAYS:
~ approach Il with those anxious and awful
M tha wsSinssS az nv poMcrs ~ instiy in.
splre" "nnd humble myself before
me gh,u. ain, z. thS Hn,,,nn .ivu IN,
entirely a new man, entering upOn the sub,
llmest dutles, before which Maahisglon re ana
Tssponsbilltiss Of the position iSsi, but accept
lAsn IOiiAou fear" Great prodses.,oIs with
shrqSk bSsE Without fear lie Ind nons, Either
he did not soc the responsibilities, OF the CSsSr
began 70 st,r 10 his bosom' In either case he
,..o,,t.. u...,.,
,.a a.,nS,,,,s, ..s - n. an - 80, ,so.
,,i,ho,,i n,,, pn, son,,o, sn,nDor .oc'r. ,o
hsvo torgo,,en a ,yo,I.Eno,sn sxtrac, from
,na I,.n,,nroI ddr.ss 81 Iohn onIncv Aa.us
n ,,hioh he 80 oI,,a,, ,ho IIon;,c,I Ian,
grsgo ahoye ono,cd n mnst he remsrnboret
80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

TuH Tribune Ia angry at Senator Logan
for coming to the defence OF General Grant
against the slandorous attacks Of Mr.. Sum
ner. It thinks that his speech Ia a mass OF
adjectiyes, which deserve no notice, Why,
then, does the Tribune notice them. Tho
trouble with the Tribune Is that Logan's Rd-
jeotlyes are a. fatal In peace as were bis
sabre thTusts In var
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Two on THREE GENERALS of the late war
have gone over to Greeley, which induces
the Tribune 10 write an article entitled "The
sOldlers' Protest" The Tribune need not
mind about the soldiers. They won despite
the TriJuHss efforts 10 secure peace on any
terms, In November next they will vote ~
they fought against the Tribune and its al
llea
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

TnE ACTION Of the late Pennsylvania Dem
ocratlc Convention Ia a good deal of pOlili-
cal cOnundrum. The Greeley men claim that
IL is all favorable to them, while the World
Is firmly convinced Of the contrary. 1t says
'If those who are aiming To disintegrate and
demorallIe tho Democratic party can find
any comfort In the doIngs Of the Pennsylya'
MIA Democratic Convention they are entirely
welcome 10 IT,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

OUR CONGRESSIONAL REPoRTs In yester-
days REPUBLICAN made 1t appear that the
bill granting the right of way to the New
Mexico and Gulf railroad was defeated In the
House on Saturday night This Is an error;
the bill at first failed to receive the neccs-
sary two-thlrds vote, but upon au eNplana.
tlon by Mr.. Townsend, OF Pennsylvania, on
behalf OF the Public Land Committee, thai
the enterprise was bona JsLs and deserving
one, the bill was subsequently passed. The
people of New Mexico hope for the speedy
passage Of the bill by the Senate, so that the
surveys can at once be begun.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

From J. ShillingtOn, corner Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue and FOur-and-a-half street, we
have received "The Queens Necklace, " or the
secret history OF Louis XVI, being the second
series OF the memoirs Of physician, by Al
exander Dumas. Peterson 4 Bro, Phlladcl-
phla, publishers.
From Crandall * Riley we have "Harper's
BAZAAR"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
New Advertisements.
EEEEfHT S2BHE ~ S RRsEE

IN THE SUPRRME COURT or THR DISTRICT
1 oFOoLuMBIA. HOLDING AsPkOIAL TkaM.
In the case Of ,JohS MAOuIRI, sdIulnlstrsior Of
haTI MeuiiiAn, dos Asad, tho AdnlplatTator Aiore
=" - s,lh tbs .pPIgbatlen Of the s1PrsmS pour.
aOhDAY, June y. A. ID, lhi9, for the hnAl sot.
uamsnt ard distribution Of the personal estate Of
said dooeahed and Of the assets In hand A. far the
esns have been Solleotsd and turned lHt9 money
ceased notified 10 attend, With their olAua prop
ody youohsd they othsFUlso by law be eIoudsd
from all bonoht In said dsoeasOds est AtsG Provided
oopy Of this order be pub ishsd once week Tor three
week. 10 the REPUBLICAN previous e ths said dAJ.
jel-ruau RsEiEtsr Of Wills.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFIOR,
" WAsHIEGrOE, d. o., May n, ls7a.
On the petiton Of fnAsuiA W, RoniEA1p. Of Rich
mond. Ind,, pfaJlnE Tor tho extension Of patent
granted TO hin tho Sat dAy Of August ibbs Tor
| improvement 10 STRAW Carriers Of TbreahinE Ma.
Il s ordred that the testimony In ths be olosed
the 3th day Of July that the time for hllnE
| Arguments and the hHAminsra report 10 Halted to
the sh DAY Of Aunst next and that said petition be
| heard on tho ltth day Of Ausust nsIt.
ioIfu9v MD, LE6GE1T, Commissioner.
IN THR SUPREME OOURfOF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, TIlk lsT DAY OF JUSh, ls7a.
M',"j: Nj, No @'a Epa'1 dooEo' II,
Oh motion Of the plAintih by M.ssra TAEEArt
AAd sehmdt HE Solicitors II is ordered that the do
fsndAnt, Matilda Nell cause her AppeaTAnoe 10 bo
entered hersin or bof0re tha hTat rule day occur
nnE forty days after this day otherwise the eanss u
w 4. WYLIR, Justice, 40,
True eopJ--Tsst n. j. hRIds, oSrk, 4o.
istlTulW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

A KANSAS PAPER, In reporting trial, con-
cludes with Tho Jury returned verdict OF not
guilty but II the prisoner Is sharp he will leave
town without loss VI time.h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
AIsol SANTED-sNALL HOUSES FOR ,.I, SAL
W. W. COX 4 Nj. p. CALLAN,
Real Estate Agents, once aIe serenth ~
HAVE FOR SALE ~


wo POUR STORY BRIGK HOUSES ON
wAter and Gas, sulAbls tor dGeltpE or ohoea
h%s.
ONE 1WO.SrORY BRICK HOUSE ON q
street north, betsso9, Fou.,ssnth and Eli,esnth,
bslS6oe in monthly payments. No. hi7.
Vwo Sropv nptcK unItaP ptyR pnous
MO-sIy,tl nSiSh iai "a " ,,a, -, "a hiS,
20 ootner four,geasn 1na spSi' ~ ~ a ~
ihiTd cash, balance 10 and years.
Tuppp a1opv upIGK uoItaR nN 1IVRI.Fru
strSoti 4et~sss,9 Q and n !! rooms water soa
EsA uSas W. ~ 'n" N"'ru NA'u' ""0o ." i'
T., -, nn,,,,5- ,,o,,s,, IN, ,,,,,,,
hhh h.sIohi bnloh \, movysIN ~ M sti.
sireet, between snd n. norm o. lhe fatSnt Otnce
- ISona i'e"' Se'''s' ''n" 'uiu eA'"' "~'o :"
hna % AJ"Ai@
! HREE.sT0RY BRiok HOUSE,, WITH ORE
RaIiins, an ths oorns5 Price slooo oS.h.
Tunvv srouv pp,cV porsv nm N srpprr
sstssen ssool snd Third vest. with room. Brick
I'm ne reaIi water snd EAA free' se'o' one
'''u '~A"' O~"'o v" No
Il s5rs,s M 81 ,S.a, ss,wssn hat,s
"a Scsis ;,5:: SssIias @ I:s ~ n -; @
p sSa Iii ~ "cld on food terms ' ''' '''' u''p'
IN
WO FIhH BUlLDIhu LOTS ON SECOND
..,sss = ss .sS fas ssus per loot
YH' ~ thfd cash. b'lAn0'on time
lIAsT hALs W syUAhh ~: bIS ,E IhNIn III
sdeet east anu u suoe' hot'n' rtoo' 10 oens per
Iio''
LoT THIRTEEN. ooSLAINIs9 EIGHT AoREs,
rh,si Se.idSnes Al I'm nar ss,s u'~'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
ON UAPrtOi HIM.

U IN
ON CAPITOL HILL.
n Ry virtue Of the several dsorees passed by the
N4Supreme court o. the District Of OolumblS in =
cause In that court depending between William \.
Huntington, trustee, and Robert 2. wAlkar, james
Orutchott and others, beirG cause No lHa, Equity
Doe q, the undersiEned, trustee, appointed In the
place and stead OF William \, Huntington, deceased
will sell at auction 70 the highest bidder. upoa the
noIt At O'Clock In the afternoon, those parosls Of
ground, known ots :, Q, 4, and g. square e35
With tho improvements thereon.
This property la situated ou Capitol Hill, At the cor
Of Fast Capitol Aad stresta, and is improved b.
budlnHa, together known aA The Crutchetl OottAHs
property and a. Il near 70 the ptoposed eItenaion
crease within . fsy leara
oAah. All stamps and oonveyAneinE at purchaser
oosE u tho terms are not complied with ~ thre'
pdnsSSir.id msSi.SSid. LIrIMsR 4 4 SrEHRV. S SsSi:.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
b. "' ' NJ. .hh.s hh..Si. Il SSSiilso''oHssr-' SsiidliSs.
300 and 9O3 3. ". cor. Pa az. and Ninth st

PROPERTY In SQUARE 075,
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated on tho 10Th day
OF october, ls7i and recorded In ber sds folio tA
Of the land records Tor Washington oruntT, 10 the
District Of Uolumbia, will. on WKDNEsDAY, the
2ld dag Of Mag, ls79, at O'Clock, .. m. ofsr for
sale on tho premises, At public suction, the highest
hddsr the loovnE described real estate Situate In
tho city Of Washington, In the District Of Columbia.
being lot, numbered one hundred and foTty-seysn,
ut,S one hundred and forty eight (te) one hundred
And iorIJ nine (tpD one hundred and HfiT UbO) ard
hundred and hitJ.o one, Ubl,D "a r.. y 0ilbert's
recorded snbdvinlon Of square siE hundred and
Terms q sale. m prescribed By the deed Of trust,
Arei Tbs amount o. indebiednoss ssonrsd by the
decd, with the eIpsnsss Of sale, say o. 30, In cash
and the balance In sir, twelve and eighteen months
secured By the notes Of the purehAssr sAuE ntsf.
est At ten per cent from the dag Of sale, and deed
required on accept tEnos of the bid II the tsrma ol
sale Ars not complied With In hye days from the dAI
OF SALE the property will be rosod At the eIpense and
OF the dsfGultnG purchaser OonVsJ AnoinE and
revenue stamps at the oost Of purchaser,
mJasn W. L WALL 90. EuCts.
~ THR ABoVK sALE IS POSTPONED ON
aoooun! Of the storm until WEDNESDAY, the atf
RoBT. W, MoPHKRsoN, Trustees.
mJn-eoAda W. 1. WALL 90, Auots.
IlY LATlmKH a CI,KAHY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

TRUBTKRs, SALE or BUILDING LOTS IN
SQUARES 800 AND 5OJ,
by virtue OF deed Of trust 10 dated August 10,
is1lt and duly recorded n hbsT No ebs folio ~ Yns
Of the Land Records Of WAAhlnHt0n, DihtTiat Of 90
cured ge vii ssli A. pubiis igeI9n On hs Prsm.s.
lsfa. at u O'Clock D. M, lot umberod uiI, al 70
squaro numbered dye hasdred And ninsif f;nina, stu
AtSd on o aud Canal streets southwest Also, on the
came day, At 0i1O o'clock p M, part Of square mum
boTod % : beEinninR for the sans a. tbs noTthoaat
Of said square, and running thence west along
the line oi south stIoat 100 feet thence ia straight
line At right angles 70 eald ttrsat sonth IVY test
place Of beginning, binG In the olp Of WAshinEton,
Terms win be rdado known on tho day Of AAle, All
eEI dOWH when each lot - Straok OF. In ease the
terms not complied With 10 seven dAIs after sAls
tho dotlnlunG purchaser,
0kO. W. BTiOKNEY Trustees
mya7.SOAds D. n, WARMER, AaeL