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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

Snow fell to the depth of fourincles
in Eureka on Sunday last.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
Orm> by County 1em"crat'c and
Lib raj Republican Ticket.

For State J. W WATERS
For As>emblymen
" = J. III MARTIN.
A. C. FREEMAN
For County c l. DEALT
For County y. titED4C
p r. ur-x rra,sur-r TIL fRPE
F. Nitric. .ttorDevm WILLIAM PATTERSON
T r County Su-vevur--------T- W HtALf
~ Srot Of Pub. Schools Rev J n HAMMOND
For Public adrrini-trttor-ALENANDkR LEPokI
For Comfy Coumi>sione ::
JAMES DUFFY dong term, and GEORGE
". short term
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TIE drawirr will tax" Place at Nirsiui1. New
ia, the tigir If "a uicl due notice VIII he -iscu ~
son a. enough tickets have b. 60 sold L. Ply tie
STATE lr. ia,rtIuu T. The Asylum Fund. ~ well 81
the Prz-s IN iul,, that bcirs the i,url Sc OI tue
IIu>ttr-.
A. pus II IL ke.s in the hands of Agents VIII
be 81 81 IA b. Vi 4 the time set fot dIa"lDs.
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DIED.

GRAY. The funeral Of MARY ELIZABETH,
~eeond daughter Of John A and Annie N Gray,w
teke place fr, m the Residence OF the family, No
$40 18th street. TUESDAY,, March s. az II o'clock
a m The relatives and friends Of the family are
requested 10 attend
LOR1SG. AT sea, January 10Th, on his passags
p ule fr6 ~ Manila. WhlGH1 Is. LORING, aged 81
v-sTs- son Of EdsaTd G. and Harriet b. LUring, of
this city.
sCHELL. In Georgetown. on SUNDAY evening.
lbs p inst, Miss CAR0LINE SCHELL, aged As
Years.
The funeral viii take plsce on TUESDAY vsning
~ clock, from her late residence Jefer 81.
WILLIAMSON. On sunday morning. March 81,
l~2 ALICE VIRGINIA. second tighter of Dr.. A j..
> and Virginia :. WILLIAMSON, aged years and 3
uiC uths
The funeral viii take ptacs at reside ce, 4s6 =
-, South Wa~hin gtnn, on Tomorrow, Tuesday J
~ 40 clock. 4 he friends Of the family invite
O. attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

WAS 1T ACCIDESTAL?-A Des Moines paper
says; MI Strong, who Is now playing with the
Irwin troupe an this city, was last season the
serOnaut of De Ravens circus, and made sew
1Tsl hundred ascensions, some OF which were
trsught with narrow escapes. In the ascensions
that Mr.. Strong made from Shelbar, Missouri
ne met with a peculiar accident. All was ready
ior the Rrial trip, and just as he was about to
SteP into the basket some Of the men at the
ropes let go, tripping him up, and he hung by
DIS legs. tangled in the cords. For a moment
the balloon swayed TO and fro, and Mr. Strong
caught At the first object he could grasp, and
mat was lady, catching her around the waist
lust As the balloon leaped into the air. Up they
went IN this strange position, with the crowd
looking on in breathiesS horror. The lady thus
Gh"iillngiy taken aloft tainted. and hung a
dead weight in his arms, but Mr.. Strong kent
ms presence Of mind, and. being an accom-
I'lished arrOnaut. AT last made the descent land
ING the lady safely, amid the cheers OF the as
SemEled thrOng.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901 Northwest corner Of 10th and ID sts
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE lMPROy
ED AND IRIMPRDYED REAL, EST ATE

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE lMPROV-
ED AND UEiMPROVED BEAL ESTATE
- BY virtue of 5cree Of the Su preme Court
E.S OF the District of Columbia, made i'm the
.cause Of Henrietta K. Young and others, vs..
Rita Brent, No. 1884 Equity Jocket ii, and dated
February )5, 1872 will offer az auction, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day of March next, on the prem.
isss, at clock m the following valuable prop
erty in W Washington, viz:
i, The property on the west side of Sixth street
wet between and streets, formerly the rest
dence of q. Washington Young, deceased, consist
il OF Lot numbered twenty two q in square num-
bered four hundred and fifty 455, land the south
ern tweuJy four feet eight and half inches, from
front to rear of Lot twenty lone CID in the same
square. the whole having front Of seventy four
feet three and quarter inches Sixth street, with
an uniform depth Of one hundred and nineteen feet
ten inches. The Dwelling is a substantial story
brick house, with basement, attic and back building
with sufficient ground and stabing. There is a va
cant building lot on the north.
2 immediately after the above, Lot sixteen 16) In
square four hundred and t47 fro nting fly
west, between ID and E streets, improved by a brick
livery stable, covering the whole front.
Terms Of sale: 0us fifth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. aud The residue in four equal
stamsrts. at elk twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months, respectively, with interest, to be secured
by approved notes and a cd lien the prop
erty. The terms of sale must be complied with in
ten days after sale, or the property may be resOld
after week notice. at the risk and cost of the
first purchaser. Stamps ana conveyancing at the
cost the purchaser
WALTER s. COX. Trustee
fe2ed6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aunts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA
RY fH0s. BOWLING, Aactfoneer.
TRUsTEFs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRavEp
PROPERTY In THE CITY or WASaIN0-


lsTs TEES SALE 9oysyALTABLE IMpEayxp
TThhSSrhhHTf IN TIE CITY OF WASHING
G b. Virtue of . deed of trust. dated tn. 18th
coSdtd in lib sgs. folio "a, ct .sanitur. one s
OF rhe land records If ws.hinstoa county, District
party secured ihereb, shall sell At public sucton
IN front q the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 6tS
Square Ho @ in the city IF washn s,5n hi.sI @,
Of Ooiumbis, except che following portions thereof
viz:
LET. Beginning at point on north street % tset
riches west ir, m the SOU, beast corner of said
street 50 feet, and e1tend back Of the same width
and run north on 18th street west 81 feet inches,
and run back west Of an equal wi dth % teet.
Sd Beginning 70 feet inch-s from southeast cor.
ner OF said square, and run nsrth 81 feet with
side OF foth street, and thence run back Of An
9TH. Beginning at a point on the west line of 10Th
street ia feet inches north of southeast OF
ssid QUAR- and run north 10 feet inches. thence
run back west Of equal width 80 feet said sew raj
portions having been heretofore released from the
atoyt -recited trust.
The said square is improved by number of new.
well built. and comfortable frame dwellings, and
enc brick dwelling, and desirable as residences
being located in RAPIDLY improving part Of the
The property will be sold in lots until sufficient
said trust beginning with the upimproved lots and
these npon which there are no trust deeds except
Terms of sale: One halt cash; balance in two
equal payments at and q months from day OF sale,
with Interest al 10 per cent The def payments
Of trust or the premises sid deposit of 100 will
be required al THE time of sale on each Lot $ ia
chaser Tterms q sale are not D compiied With in
v: days sfer day of sale, the trustee reserves the
ard of the defapltipg purchaser or purcha.ers
upon five DAYS public notice in some ne wspaper
published IN the Bhfr W% Of Gc' T ,y -
frb2s THOMAS DowLiNG, Auct.
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How TO PRESERVE TEE HATR.-The best
way TO preserve II Is to wash the scalp en- and
thoroughly with water, drying with a towel.
OILS, EOIna des, etc, cog the pores of the SCALP
AID prevent the healthy gr with of the hair
Keep a head well ventilated; if the hats clio e.
raise u often and let in the fresh air; never wear
ghe hat indoor. The ladies, notw thstandinr
they wear long hair which il more likely to fali
Ont. seldom are bald headed. Their heads a-e
30; Keep closely covered. In sleeping DO not
cover the head with night-cap.
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THE FANoUs Ecole Polytechnique of Paris,
which has hitherto been both a military am
c.vil college, Is about TO undergo a change. 1t
Is TO become, it is said, part of the Public
works Department, and will only in future train
pupils as civil engineers and chemists while
the young men in training for the army will be
transferred to the Ecole de st. Cyr, and NIL itaIy
schools In connection with Saint Cyr are to be
established in yarions rarts OF France, for in
SiTuctng EratuitOusly JH. children of officers
many.
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AN IMPORTANT MATTER.-Here is a hint fo-
EOusekeepeTS, and very important one
Merely covering up bed with blankets and
COunterpanes will no more protect il from damp
nes- or keep II dry than a pane of glass will
Keep out light. The atmospheric moisture will
penetrate all woven fabrics. Hence the i'm
ToFtance OF keeping the beds in spare rooms
regularly aired Many a dear friend or well
Gene visitor has been sent TO an untimely grave
CT afflicted for life with disease by being put
into a bed which had been permitted to stand
unOccupied. Keep the spare beds, when not in
Use, free from all covering but a light spread.
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QY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctio4eers,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers,
u Northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PPBBn,PEkTTi BEING NEW THREE STORY
", BETWEEN STREET AND RHODE
IL By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated January
E.M IS, 1871, recorded in lber 6S5, folio 232 eft
sAkseq.. one Of the land records for Washington
county, in the District of Columbia, and by the
written request of the holder of the note thereby
secured, the undersigned, trustee. will sell at
public auction. in front of the premises, on TUES,
Day the 18th day Of March, 1872, at O'Clock D.
H.; all that certain piece or parcel of ground lying
the ground plat thereof as Lot number three,
49, in the recorded subdiy ision Of the western half
Of Square numbered three hundred and sixty FIVE,
1865 with the improvements thereon consisting of
pew three story Brick Dwelling house, being
No 1908 10th street northwest, betw en- p street
and Rhode Island avenue
This property is well situated and very desirable
Terms of sale: One half in cash, OF which 500
must be paid at the time of sale, and the balance in
and ~ mouths the reafter bearing interest at the
rate OF ten per centum per aunum from the day of
sale secured by deed of trust on the property
III the terms Of sale not complied with In five
days from the dag Of sale the Trustee the
right TO resell at the rk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser, first giving three days nstice of such
resale in the Evening Star and the cash pay to
be forfeited.
All convey ancng and stamps at the cost of the
pun ch0ser. T. A LAMBERT. Trustee.
feb26d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NY LATIMER CLEARY
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of PennA. avenue and llth street
Star Office Building

VALUABLE UNINPROvED PROPERTY NEAR
ST PETERS CHURCH, CAPITOL HILL, AT
n On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th
UY01S2, on the premises. at a. O'Clock We shall
sal Lot 23, in square I33, having a front of As
feet, and running back ll9 feet inches to 30 foot
alley, stuatsd Oh the south side of street. between
LIST and 81 streets east.
Immediately after, shall sell Lot and east half
Of Lot 3, In same Square, fronting street SOUTH
between LIST and ID streets east.
The above property is located in the same Sauare
az - iet'rs Church, . rapidly improving section
Of Capitol Hill.
Il ms: One third cash; the residue in two co ual
payments at and IL months, with not-s bearing
interest, and secured by a deed of trust on tbs
premises. COnyeysncing and revenue stamps at
pun chasers cost deposit Of $50 will be required
each lot at time of sale
MARI dads RepI LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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MARRIFD.

ENANS-G aEnINER. On the 18th Of Febr nary
- TIE R-y Hr Mullins, GE0R = W. EVANS to
Miss CAIHAkIAE K. "a .UI ER, both OF this
city.
wlLMARTH WILLIAMS On we4nasiay,
i.tn- a. VI an y chnich by B:v. ).
LOi * 8. WILLIAM, of this c ".
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
OWN l. WALL & co. Auctioneers
~ New Marble Rc.ldinc,
Noe. 900 and eo9 Penusyivseis svea1e.
TRUSTEES SALE
or Tx p
fU inKTrk az IN TIE ST LANES yI TIL
AND STE STREET. Ar AUCTION.
"a By virtue OF two q eds Of trust recorded re-
u sPcctiSe!y in liber n Z. Toll ig'. one Of the
- chanei records for Washington county, aud
"in hher No; 6ss folio ls. one OF the land rec
oios Tor said county, the under signed will cell
pnbnc auction, in said hote', commencing on
FRIDAY, March 1, ls-2, AT In o'clock A. ~. :. and
continuing IRON day to dag until sufhcieAt is real
lzt 10 pay the debts Tor which the un1e-s;gr are
anthCrized 10 sell, the Gocds and Chsttels Furni-
tnre and Fixtures contained in sad hotel, compri-
sins In part
Parlor Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Piano
Brussels, r pestry and Ingrai C.rpeis
Black " alnut Sets, Msrb,e-top Tables.
Lace Curtains and Coriltces, Hair Mattresses.
Walnut and other Wsrdrcbas
Befsesds and Bureaus, Washsts nds, Cottage Sets
Dining Tables and Chairs. Sidebcard-.
Plated Ware, Glassware, Crockery &C.
Blankets, Linen. Beds and Bedding, Safe.
ONCE and Bar furniture, &C Chandeliers, &c, &c
Terms: All sums under $40 cash. snd over that
amount credit Of one ard two months, with inter
est, and ap proved endorsements.
Il. *. WHITE,
SAML L. PniLLIPS,f trustees
febl4d lRepl W. L.. WALL CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, 1lh Of March, same hour and place
sAaL T H. fpTHhIfLLIps Trustees.
mi WI WALL & CO, Auct'r rs.
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DY LATIMER q CLEARY
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Penney ave- and Tin street
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
OHIO RAIIRoAp f,EPOr AhhiAohA AND


- Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
@Liber x; y. II, Of the land records OF Washing
DEGREES passed BY the supreme Court Of the District
wherein lillian y. Huntington, Trustee, is plain
tiff, and Robert J Walker and others are defend
ants, and also in virtue Of sundry agreements filed
in the said colrt, the undersigned, Trustee named
in said deed Of trust and DEGREES will sell, on the
pre- misee, commencing on TUESDAY, the Goth
day Of March, ct O'clock In the afternoon. and
continuing from day to day at the same place and
hour.
ALL OF SQUARE TAO.
The sale will be made in lots, Is the same laid
down upon . plat which will be exhibited at the
sale, and which 10 deemed BY all parties TO be
the most suitable subdiy sfon Of the Square for all
purposes.
] he Square IL situated In the immediate vicinity
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, has been
very greatly improved within the last few years aud
will increase IN value greatly in q few years.
The sale 10 made for the pur pose Of paying two
thirds OF an Indebtedness Of Robert j. Walker to
the First Eatiousl Bank Of WASHINGTON; which
Indebtedness, BY the report OF the auditor filed in
tle cause referred TO, amounts to $76,0l5 ., and
the sale viii be continued until such two thirds Of
the said indebtedness to wit, the IS, is
realized
Tenn. Of sale: Cash. All stamps and convey
ancinR Of the cost Of purchasers III terms # sale
are not complied with in ave days, the Trustee
the right to sell at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser
f-tn-eod LArlMER cLEARY, Aacts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.
u northwest Corner 10th aud ID street,
TRUSTEES sALE0E VALUABLE IMPROVED

IhUSIEE SADE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
LEAsEHOLD ON Month STREET
IA By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated MAY lst
ga a. ID. 1889, ard duly recOreed in Liber T. and
-R., Nc IL, folio g., &c, of the land records of
a.h HgiOn county, ID. O.. and by direction of the
party secured thereby viii sell, at public auction
ia ;TOHt Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the IA m
day OF March, A. ID. To- ?, at fix o'clock o. m, ali
that messuage. ten enent, house aud premises bang
(oid number No. 329, and new number No. 1915
o. North street, between 18th and 18th SITS w ,st
IN the city OF Washington. d. /, and all The i'm
provements thereon, together with the lease aud
uheXyirtd term th-TeOf, which will expire on the
3lst dsylOf July, A. n. 1875 This property ia well
improved ard yielding good rent.
Terms OF sale. One hal n cash of which 500
must be paid at sale, the foferreh payments b.
made in and II months, an interest, and secured
10y dee OF trust and Insurance to the satisfaction
Of the n ustee- Terms to bs mplied with within
siA days, otherwise til. trustee the right
resell tie property, after one week ice, at the
cost and peDse Of fir-t purchaser AL cony cyan
cling and stomps at purchasers cost.
WIN III. WARD. Trustee
MARI 3tav&ds GREEN VILLA Ms, Aucts,
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ORIENTAL ART SALE.
JAPAN, CHINA AND INDIA GOODS,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. March and = az 1 q

THURSDAY and FRIDAY. March and = at 1 o
O'Clock a, m. and $50 Pm,
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS.
Will be sold without reserve the finest and most
extensive cole, ton ever Wrought to this city, con
sisting OF direct mport atoms from Yeddo, Yokoha-
ma, Canton, and Hong Kong:
Genuine Japanese and Chinese India China.
YOcODin Enamel, Gold Lacquer. DIR agon Impe rial,
Gold Medal sand other choice decorations
Antique Porcelains, Lava, gg shell, and Kio-
tawa
Vases. Flower Pots, Punch Bowls, Urns, Cuspedors,
Tea Sets, Dishes, Plates, Cups and Saucers,
Stants, etc, etc.
Gold and Silver Lacquer and Inlaid wares.
Ulohaka, sandsl, Wax. spice, Silver, satin, Gam
phor, and other Woods
Old Brenzes, Magnificent Cabinets, Tables, Writing
Desks, Dressing Gases, Trays, Caskets.
Temple Ornaments, Jewel, Handkerchief, Glove,
and ork boxes.
Puzzles, Tricks, Toys, etc.
The collection also contains thrae pairs Of the
largest and finest INDIA CHINA VASES ever i'm
ported.
Goods on exhibition THURSDAY.
maI2n LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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ID II A Y Il u II o.,
ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS.

As others in town are cOpyine our prices, and
claiming TO sell the same goods at our prices, We
tai this opportunity to inform patrons and the
public that they can't buy the same goods IT the
same figures dRgtchere else.
Extra Flour, S2i5 per 4 Dbl; Choice Family IL.
S290 per Dbl Best do, 81 80 per bbl.; Bees
New York Buckwbeat, 25 lbs. for 81 IS; Coal Oil,
Sc gall Silver Drips, s5c gal; Golden Syrup, CSC.
gal; New N. o. Molasses, S5c. gal.
TEAs.-Our 81 Is Tea reduced TO 81 per ID
Choice Japan Tea, T5c per ID; Black Prince Japan !.
81 per 10 Extra Choice, "Young Hysonn Japan,
81 u per h.; Fine Hoyoum Gunpowder 81 Is per ID.
COFFEES.-RoAsTED-Rio, best, SOC. lb.; Mari
caibo, SIC. Id. Old Government Java, Sc. GREEN
Rio, &c. ID Maricaibo, &c. ID Java. SOC.
can. sIh. S9c 80 80 pant . mu9'' 10 pr
can; lbs, &c. per can.
Cas- ards Best Bans, l5c. h.; Breakfast Bacon,
sugar cured, lO1ic 10. Black Krebs s. C. Shout
ders: &c. lb No. Mess Msckerel, % per kit No.
Pa seae Rao " Iss s,ts oTystal ny1gp gH
febl5 35i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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EVENING STAR.

DnEAN NERIFIED.-Ihe jamestown
TENN Journal. in detailing the death of
h-skesman named Garfield on q railroad at
t-nicu saws. He was 90 ave been married to a
yorrr lady q! that town in about two months.
t,u tie 18th instant, when the train passed
.fsuirstcWn on it's way west the young lady saw
i'm and had some CONVEX alton with him, aud
o. 81 eve ming " as in unusually light spirits The
Iext morning at the breakfast table her APP
,farance Was so much the reverse of the eve
ing previous that il attracted the attic ntion of
her mother, who asked her the esuse OF her
T~latci to her mother that she had dreamed
that her lover had fallen under the cars.
end had been So seriously injured that
Ee had died in about two hours. She
told the circumstance she had seen in
her dream, how he had fallen and the car
wheels had terribly crushed and mangled his
left leg and his left arm, and that he had lived
in great agony for about two hours Her story
was generally discredited by her mother, who
GndesvOred to persuade her that there was moth
ing in dream, but to no purrose-she could no.
drive 10 from her mind. About noon sister of
the young man who had met 80 terrible death
csme to the house OF the young lady and laid
she had bad news for her She then related the
circumstances of her brothers death, cores
TODding in detail with the dream as told by the
Young lady some hours before.
APPLEs FOEHUNAN FooD.-With us the value
al the apple, As An article Of food, is far I'M
CCrTated. Besides containing a large amount
81 sugar, mucllage and other nutrittve matter,
apples contain vegetable acids, aromatic quail
tiles. etc, vhi-h act powerfully in the capacity
"i Tcfrig'Tants, tOnics and antiseptics, AMI
when freely used at the season of mellow ripe
ness tEey prevent debility, indigestion, and
avert, without doubt many of the - ills which
flesh is heir to-" The operators of Cornwall,
England. consider ripe apples nearly as nOur-
ishirg as bread. and far more 50 than potatoes.
In the wear ISJ1-which was a year of much
carcitv-apples, instead of being converted
into cider. were sold TO the poor, and the labor
asserted that they could "stand their
work" on baked apples without meat; whereas
"a potato Diet required either meat or some other
substantial nutriment. The French and Ger
mans use apples extensively, % do the inhabi-
tantS of all Europeans nations. The laborerS
DEFEND UPON them as article of food, and
frequently make dinner of sliced apples and
bread. There Is no fruit cooked in as many
different WAYS in our country as apples, nor is
there any fruit whose value. "a an article of
nutriment, Is as great and so little appreciated.
-WdtsT Cure Journal.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctinneers
ID kOrfhXa.t rornar lnfh and d. reet


TSESTEEs sAtEoE G yh6gAaLE 6sPEoyEp
HkfGK
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust. dated July 18th,
ls5l recorded il Liser sss, fslio = # the land
direction the holders Of the notes secured ,h@rsbg
TaTksp Ie a Pas aps aS On the srnsss on
the following described real estate, situsts i
the CRY of Washineton. Distrct of Columbia 70 wit
G's 's a. o.r Il sns ta y
No 234, recorded in Liber G. II B.. folio s37. one
insten county, b. G. improvea By six uDfnshed
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the trust: 81 go
cash, ON each house, and the ba ancs in and IL
y 4 a s ss S ten ss1s
70 Be HsS y the .g1s % mach 6 6One
Seysneing a. purchasers cost If the terms are not
com piled With within five days from the day of sale,
at TIE risk and cost of the dsfaulting purchaser.
PA; DARNEILLE,t rrustaas
f-eo GREHs S { WfhLiAMs, Auct'rs.
81 THr ABOVE SALE is HEREBY POST
PnNtp. by order OF the Trustees, to SATURDAY,
M re- I'd at nc GREEN s"Rr MI Auc
HTEE ABOVE SALE Is RosTPosED, By
ms ., w GREEN { WILLIAMS, Auct..
by WIN. L. WALL & co, Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
500 and 902 Penna. avenue and 9Th street.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORy SPRING SALE
OF CARRIAGES, RUGGIES, PHETONS,
PONY PHHTONs, ROCKAWAYS, JENNY
LINDs. FAMILY CARRI AGES. SETS SINGLE
AND Double HARNESS, EMPRESS WAC.
ONs, &c, &C, FOB ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
M MY SUNCkkE, To COVER ADVANCES,
nHdRE ON THURSDAY MORNING, March
EN(i z, commencing at IL o'clock, we will
sell, at our spacious auction rooms, a
large stock OF Carriages, &c, comprising
Twelve lesther top Bugg es different styles-pano-
box, coal box, monitor, deep sides, drop front,
&c.
Two Top Phatsns, leather top.
Two Notop Monitors, for peIs
Six No-top Pony Basket Phptons.
One elegant Double Family Carriage, elegantly
trimmed and built 20 order by Miner, Stevens
Co.
Two leather top Rockaways
One excellent Family Carriage, but little ased,
buill by Watson.
Three Eotop Buggiss.
One leathertop Phston, suitable for a physician
Two Express Wagons.
Two Jersey Wagons.
Fifty sets Single aud Double harness
All persons interested viii please take notice that
the above stock will be sold without reserve, 70
which We call the attention of buyers
70 W. u. WALL co ,Auctrs.