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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
Cert yyoIff va. Manuel Marcias.

DARISH COURT PARISH OF POINTE COT
Z pee, No. 28G-By virtue of writ OF heli
facas directed by the honorable the Parish
Court, parish of Pointe Coupee- in the above
enltled cause. to G. =. SauviDet late Sheriff,
and by said late Sheriff to me transferred, will
proceed sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in the Second Dis.
tlict of this city, on MONDAY, February 10, 1913,
az twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
erly to VII
4 lot OF GROUND, situated. living and being
in the Thir| District of this city, in the late TAU
beurg ST. John, i'll he square bounded by lie Page
Broad, Washington and Seventh streets designated
a. l,s number two, in square number seven, on
plan annexc6 &c an act of sale from Mrs Beauieu
aud Pierre CdsanOvts Is Antoire Faivqe PASSED be-
fore J. n. Holland late moi airy public in this e Y,
dated May g. 1916. Which said LOT having, French
measure Ghirty 81 gons or L. Page street. bS s,le
hundred and eighty feet IN d"Ptho
8sirG The same property scesuiS o. Sv the defend
ant herein By purchase from SAID Mrs. BsaSlisll
and Pierre Sasanoyas, 9ey ScH passed before said
rotary, J. u. Holland. 40 eds5 swse's caN't
MAY, 1875.
Seized IN the above suiS.
s. % pASPfT
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II. p H4RPEg,
ia.3 "a f.s Sheriff 81 tfls Parish OF Orleans


John &tarnes W. Bernard FiIZpatrIcis
ANIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAHlS.
- OF Orleans, 80. 1918 BY virtue Of writ Sf
seizure and sale to directed by she hOnOrab@ ~"
Sixth District Court foT the parish OF Orleans IN
Sne above entitled cause will proceed 80 So |! ~
public auction, at The Merchants and AUctionetfs
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
OHIhHust streets. in the Second District of tins
city. on SAIGpAY, February IS, 1873, a; twelve
o'clock Ii. the following described property 10
wit
d. CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
with all the buildings and improvements th.I.eL
rights ways and siicilegss the.cunto belonging
situated IL the Fourth sistTC: date city of Lafay
cite parish 0S JettrSsOn). ct the city of Me-" Or
leans liz shl. State, il the sgUGse boundeG 10
Adele. Josephine, Rousseau AID Fulton (n0S 81
Thomas streets; said piece portion OF ground
9OTMs I'll. of said Adele and Rousseau streets
asd measures 9,TtS fOuS Ieet front Adele street.
BY depth sn3 front ou Rousseau street Of SIX y.
three feet, Amer!C III measure ana il forms part al
'Ee original !Ot number four Of square numbeS 1ous
plan made by She city surveyor 'hs ninth
OF November, 1880, deposited ~ t.. office 0! th'
late q Stringes, ehen notary public III his SlSF
(which prcE%gtS was purchased by the defendant
herein from John Holl!ng.y and wife. according -
set passed before !. Y COFFEE, notary publ. 40
siiis city, on The me cent?. OF Apgio 1861
s61zrd III The above suit.
4 .-'las Cash 81 .'Is sncs
". y. HARPER,
: iale % !clS ehsriP of shs Parish % orleans
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. II $50.
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AUCTION SALES.
pY =. GUINAULT, Arcr1oNsRR-o asoas
BY 8. Guinauit.

srGCgssIoN OF ANDRE DUBUCH-No. a5!@Hsd-
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PROPERTY CORNER OF LAFAYErTE AN@
EpEpRI, STPRETS
FRBRBT sTRBETS.
SALE IN PARTITION

SUCCESSION OK MRS. CATHARTNE DOTLB
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 508
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS w. BELL.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orieagp
No 35 1915
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Gompang ~.
Sannel IamisOn.

Y. ?. u fRPEB
sa.3 srI2 20 Sheriff ii the Parish OF Orleans.
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Thomas ID. lee VS.. John Bishop.

ia2l 62i sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans
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On Senate bill No -, bill 90 be emit
tled an act 70 amend the homestead law,
and the better TO protect the tIllers of the
soil and others in the fruits Of their toll.
Reported favorably.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
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, oIhS F6XYUhtS, GLOBES, LAMPS, gOOL5, FuKN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-07

svPolaris cocktails are pronounced a. cool
Arctic soda.
~A Methodist church in Iowa has the stars
and stripes painted on its <teeple.
ga paper at Bedford. Indiana, wants sctsooI
teaching let out 60 tine lowest bidder.
HKroughksigh is the way they spell q popu-
lar game In Western Missouri.
~"Chill mstinees' are at the present socis l
feature along the Wabash river, Ind.
ga Fall river common councilman has
been expelled from Office ter attending cock
fight.
81 Mrs. Miller thinks he must he .Joaktu,
when he talks about marrying an English lady
ga Detroit girl was found dead kneeiine AZ
her bed side an an attitude Of prayer. 80 the
Detroit papers say.
- A snowbaling match was INDUCED i'm nv
some seniors of Amherst college last week.
Menday, large drift in Sunderland, Mass.
supplying them with the material for the sport.
~John Ksgan, OF Plsinview, Mimi, aged
seyenty-siN, biyouacked in snowbank for
forty nine hours during a late storm in that
region. He would have stayed longer, had not
his wife come after him with a coffin and
hearse.
~It is stated that Mrs Matilda .Iocelyu
county, y. V, for the purpose of so Influencing
the public mind In that vicinity that an unpre-
judice jury cannot be e0und for the coming
trial or Susan Is. Anthony for illegal voting.
~The Ohio constitutional convention IL con-
sldering the propriety Of expunging from the
state constitution the section eNempting church
property from taxation. Ohio has about one
tenth OF all the church property in the Union,
and II II increasing in value enormously.
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10y LUTTkELL DUNNINGTON, Auctiopeer
- 81 Louisiana ave-, bet. 9Th and 10Th ste N w

ZEAL EsTATE, TWO TWO STORY y f FRAME
DWELLINGS, AND SEVERAL SMALLER
FRAME OUTBUILDINGS ON DELAWARE
AANNEENNEHE, BETWEEN G AND D STREETS
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date
May a. A. ID. 1871, and Gully recorded in Lber
No. gu, folio 263, one of the land records for
Washington county, in the District of Oolumtia,
ana by request OF party secured thereby, will sell
az public auction in front Of the premises, TO the
1873 at O'Clock p. all that certain piece or par
Gel OF ground situated and being IN the city of Wash
1ngton. in said District, and known part of orr
glDal lot fOur, a. in square six hundred and eghty
four, ga } which include b-lots g and D. of y III
Merrilfs subdivision Of said original lot -four. a.
10 said square six hundred and eighty four (6S4o
and bounded As follows, to wit: Beginning for the
same on Delaware avenue, at the northwest corner
of said lot four, Al and running thence southeast
wardly at right angles to said avenue 1853 feet, to
rear line OF said lot four, thence south along said
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IS feet s inches, to a three-foot
alley thence north Along said alley 30 feet a. inc
thence enthusiastically 81 feet to said Delaware
avenue; thence Dortheastwardly along the line Of
said avenue "a feet H inches to the northwest corner
OF said lot four, a. and the place of beginning to-
gether with the lmprov ements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, of which 100 must
be paid at time OF SALE balance in equal
SIX, twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four months, with
interest at the rate Of eight per cent. per annum,
payable semi annually, until paid, from day of SALE
the purchaser giving notes, to be secured on the
property sold, to satisfaction Of the trustee. Com
yeyancing and recording ut purchasers cost. The
trustee the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defautng purchaser i'm case the
terms are not complied with within six days after
sale. VIM. r HOFFMAN, Trustee
LUTTRELL 4 HUNTINGTON.
Je5 eod Auctoneers.
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Rp, "f IsLAsSs Domestic INsrTrrr,ox
A suit has been Begun in the United st.,e.
Circuit q, ourt of the Providence. RI distr,ct
to test the constitutiOnality of the provision in
of real estate = necessary Franchise quslihcatios
for naturalized itizens. VIM Beach lawrence
is counsel FOR the plaintiff. The suit is aeain-t
the moderator Of a voting district in North
foreign horn citizen no property owner in the
state. The general assembly has voted that the
state shall bear the costs Of the defence. The
decison-when IL h given-Nill be Interesting
as several Thousand citizens. including a num-
her OF eS-soldiers, are debarred from voting by
the present Law.
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EVENING STAR.
A BnorHkR's AND sIsrss. ouAssst-s

BRoTHKR's And SIsrER,s ouARxrt.-S.<
peonef ~ Ferner A Princeton (kanl cor
respondent OF the St Paul Press. under date q
the 9Th ult., writes; This community 80
sad afs,r which occurred last evening yMay
Zel In the family Of Q respected citizen named
Joseph n To~nsend. IL seems that one Of his
boys, named Joseph. and some thirteen yesrs
on sge, returned home from q neighbors house,
smused himself BY throwing kernels OF corr AZ
his eldest sister, Mabel. giri OF some sixteep
yesrscf age, who was sitting az work Somevhsf
angry after awhile the gtrl threw large pair
OF shears ~ her brother. which unfortunately
struck him point foremost full In the left hres.s
penetrating his thin clothing and his breast nj
heart, causing his almost instant death.
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a SFsrIcIoUs PoIsosISa CASE IN vrRerSra.
Wis Moille Tucker, living with her uncle.
". tucker, Tour miles from Burkeviiie,
va, was poisoned Saturday night ana dies
sunday morning about O'Clock A coloreS
woman living NJ Mr.. fuckers had a sick child-
snu sent Saturday morning % the house OF 4
Ii She brought II home and took n 90 Mr..
uneker,s daughter 70 weigh out a dose for her
wwd,ne ne medicine was beng weighed, Miss
she fth unwell. She took N ahout \ as.iasa
sna acont an hour Afterwards was seired ~rith
pssms' which continued at iuteryaIs until
about O'Clock. when she died. A nhx.,cS.s
Was called IN but arrived too la,e q, ,arss.
l, AstAnce, The vial contained ~trvchnine s
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DIED:


DONoHOO. On the 9th instant, HARRIET
TERESA DONOHOO. eldest daughter &c John q
and Csthsrine Donohoo, aged Il years and 10 mouths
May she rest In peace.
But dearest Harriet, and art thou gone
Forever from my sight
Shall nO more thy fac. behold,
So cheerful aud 50 bright
And is that voice forever hushed,
That once loved 90 hear
All, no methinks hear IL now
Still sounding In my ear
Friends and relations invited Co attend the
funeral from her mothers residence, on & sfre~f
between 2lst and 22d streets, sunday, the SIN
instant At O'Clock .. m.
DUNBAR In Georgetown, on Friday morniaR,
Miss ELIZABETH DUNBAR, in the 69th year Of
her age.
The funeral viii take place from her late RESIDENCE
No. o. Frederick street. Georgetown, on MOniay
morning, 9Th instant, If ga O'Clock g. N. The rs-
atives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend.
HAYES. On the evening OF the 9TH instant aftsr
long and painful illness, which she bore vita
Christian fortitude, ELLA VIRGIN IA, dearly h.
lived and eldest daughter of J ohm W aud Columbia
Hayes aged IS year. and months
Sadly weep thy pat ents o 'er thee,
God hath called thee TO thy home:
Thou hast left US in thy besuty,
Thou wilt never more return
Gone, but not forgotten. Ar
IBaliimore Sun and CHICAGO papers plessecops !
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DROPOsALs FOB FUEL.
Orc Of Ssp1,stsd,sf and D's1Ns,ns Oaor,)
Post 0Fce Department,
m

I'll
Post 0foe Department,
WASHING Ton, ID. C., May II, 1873
sealed Proposals will be received at this once
unill IL O'Clock m. on WEDNESDAY, July 81,
lS3 Tor furnishing Fuel for the Post Once Depart
For the delivery and storage Of $50 Tons ~ 90
pounssl % the best quality 81 Baltimore Company
Cgal.
For the delivery and storage Of 80 Tons 4, On
pounds 81 the best quality Baltimore Vein White
Ash hEthracue, egg size, for CRATES All the above
Coal 10 De thoroughly screened and free from slate
ana oeiiNered within ~ days from the date OF the
Contract and stored in the vaults of the Departmen nj
before The party furnishing will be paid
Also, q . Cords Of the best Oak W cd, well sea-
soned and sound, and 80 Cords Of best quality we'll
= asonei and sound Pine Wood. The above to be
IN % days from the date Of the contract To
desired - '' w
The whole to be inspected, weighed or measured
by the inspector appointed under the act OF Con
Eress Of July H., lsl0. The weight be according to
the Sc ales Of the Post Once Department Average
samples % be coal to be contracted fer must accom-
Pany each bid.
Bids for the different articles will be opened in the
once o. the Superintendent IN the presence Of such
oGder a. may choose to attend, the d day of July
laS- The Department reserves the right to reject
Al or sny portion OF the bids received III deemed for
the interest OF the Department so TO do Satisfac-
tory b"d VIII be required for the faithful perform
anee o. tie contract within ten days after the
award i made. Satisfactory certifcates from III
shippers must be shown the Superintendent Ger.
tfNlnR thai the coal delivered to them THE contrsc
tors u the kind required by the Department
g ID. CHENOWITH,
Superintendent and Disbur-ing Ofjcer
nL--F Post Once Depar tment.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

By virtue Of writ of e, TO me directed, by John
nescs. g.. Il ihs suis q lsrnsrS H sn.s. have
seI.ed and taken In execution all the right, title
following named goods snd ch.ttels, VIA One carved
sflyer-nounsed ueerschaum Pipe. herebv gigs
l0s,. q IS O'Clock n, Vim o6sr for sale 4 T.
suction rooms q latimer . Cleary, the goods and
auction 10 TIE highea bidder, Tor casl,
JoaSo ! 2; o IA H. IA "A Ccsst,eIs:
Thursday. yuas EiaS. 90
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIOe

Leave at 40, $40, 5, sl5, sls and lis a. M; and
las ''0 49, 81 f6 "a &s m rPS liz M
A''S a. H. an f5E ? N u ~ TX on Sunday
At Los p M ST sGS Sf5 " S TRSfNs
FROM Baltimore-The 40 stopping at Relay and
at Relay only; the $50 p m, without stops; the a.
M 8 20, go, and $50 m stopping at all stations
go p m trains stopping at all stations the Los and
the p M. ut Relay only; and the $50 p. without
FOB POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
Atsa.m and 4 50 n folH Resnrninv lava pon, .,
Rocks at 7;os a m and ~ p M, arriving at wash
lngson at 9:35 a. IN. and ZIG p. No local trains
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
day; also at the Company ofce, 4sa Pennsy tae
ma avenue: Passengers purchasing tickets at the
for and CHECKED their
taken e the depot and Iu, into the baggage car.
THos. R. SHARP.
l.. NJ: DOLE,
General snG Ticket s0dA Agent.
lez General Agent, Washington.
dIhf M NV qoRfT
New New York are now run as follows, - -
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars.
o. Leave daily Except Sunday at a. m, Flo and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at am, lilo and 500
ON SUNDAY
phia at 500 p. m. ~ Ao'
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at ali hour
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement,
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore An
napolis, and the West. -"
J L: WILSON, Master of TRANSPORTATION
IN COLI. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Warrington mn
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Supported y vOluniarZ oOntri6utiOns.- .Rospits
Medicines furnished Ustaitousiy. Oonsuitins rhy.
ermann, Y. p: Johnston, and 0rsfton Tyler.
Anssd's PAysieica,; Disease. NMs az Spytes.
Rr.W :; Drini.rd. Iys 9 I.f, Hony ,Msdy ,Fras
IL Dsyis, see.st.ryi james Q. KENNEDY Pref.
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nj ERCBANTs LINE OF sTKAMsHIPs.
tNB BETWEEN
HASHIEGTON AND NEW YORK.

As.s.fssc the ane ste.mship. = o. KAIar1 sns
John GIBSON will make regular seekly ~000o
6Rt s.' WssH hET r668R IA AahlTxAH
TOWN, e follovs:-Lesye NEW WORK from Pies
sk6ssE Flow new :'.s1 rbAf L.:.:
ALEXAHD1IA the same day Ct ~ N.
n, i1 o iniorn or Won nISa 70 a. D1HHAn
town, or g ths corner Of Nth street and lev Yorh
Ovenue.
- Freiehts delivered by Knoxs Express. Or.
ders left at General once, sos Pennsy fvania ave.
tended to-
tell-0 Nv. THOMPeOU. PreG1dooa
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 1901, Northwest cornerlOth and ID stree


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED REAL ESTATE LYING ABOUT
100 YARDS NORTH 9F B0UNDARY
WEE Fx on s3TH 1rH AND srH STREETS, N.
- By virtue Of a decree II the Supreme Court OF
othe District Of Columbia, IN the case of Hoover
@guardan, vs.. Hoover and others, No. 2,z6s
Equity Docket H. passed the 18th day of October
1877, will sell, at public auction, the highest bid
afternoon of MONDAY, the 9th day of June, 1873
Lots 4s g, ~, e. 49, 50. 81, 81, Of subdivision Of
part Of Mount Pleasant, recorded January 18th
1853 In the land records THE District of Columbia
Terms OF tae: Ten per cent. of the purchase money
to be paid at time Of SALE the balance in three
instalmens one in ten days, one In six months and
one one year from the confirmation of said sale
The last two aments to bear interest at the rate
ften per cent per annum. and their payment to be
secured by deed oftrust on the property. Convey
anciDg at the cost Of the pure chaser In default OF
the payment Of the first Of said three instalmeDts
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
the terms above mentioned, at the cost and risk
Of the defaultipg purchaser.
LYDIA A. HOOVER. Trustee.
MID GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID 81

II No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE
IIRfGT OF colt MBIA tSE ". D. 9 G, NIUE RfR
TSkE PLACE AT HTcTiSM Rooms d 81
GREEN WILLIAMS, NORTHWEST COR
HNE 9E 6 CIV AND STREETS, IN WASH
a. By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
ssanse No. a764, George " Linniie e. r Al W..
William Z. Murdoch ct al, We will sell at public
northwest corner Of 10th and streets in the cisx 81
MsshinstSn; = O, on TUESDAY; the nth day Of
part Of tract Of land and being in the county
st. Philip ans
Each of the above lots contains from five to twenty
The land is situated two roads leading into the
Washington, and is only two and a half miles from
Board Of Public Works will bring this property irS
The land is of good quality, and part of il wood
land, all well watered The land suitable for ag.
Ticulural purposes, and is in very healthy loca-
There is erected said lot 26 a large new Flour
water course The mill will be omen and sub;ac, 81
inspection to all persons. ~
One lot will be sold with privilege of two or more
map Of he property to be sold can be seen at
Green & Williams auction room.
Terms of sale: One-sixth cash. and the balance in
thirty equal menthly payments, with interest al the
rate of ten per centum per annum from day Of sale
until paid, with security to the satisfaction of the
receivers, and lien retained the property sold
or the purchase money can be paid In cash or upon
deposit of $50 will be required Of the pur.
chaser at time Of sale. All aud stain p
at cost Of purchaser Plats of the property will be
exhibited at the time Of sale.
E$ f&HhtsIssfh Receivers.
l2-dsds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY KELLEY GATCHEL, Auctioueers
- Corner 18th and r streets northves

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN SQUARE, NO.
N By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February
e3etth, ISL, and duly, recorded in Liber No. 6s2,
the party secured thereby, will sell, at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the sth day Of June, b., 1873, at s O'Clock D m ,
Lot @, Of subdivision Of original Lot numbered
four,t4 in square numbered seven hundred and
thirty. (73 LIST street, Capitol Hill in the
city of Warrington, d. G.
Terms OF eale: Cash, and to be complied with
with within six days after day of SALE her vi .e the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after one week notice, at the risk and cost OF de-
faultiDg purchaser.
J. A. L. MoRRELL, Trustee.
IS KELLEY 4 GATCHEL, Aucts
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KEsBy, DInE co: Gs.~ss 1.a,s.;;, -: 80
eTREEf, near Rennsy lvsnia Avsnue.-0oods oel1
q aucttoa q Cur roons OF eny pert q thu city.
tfoa. Iikeyal aAvanoss on consisnnsnts snd pro0pf
rsturn.. Eefsrence.:-yohn .. HAreour, John vsn
eeAjea NV. ns1T. - - UDWn1
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WAsHINGTON. EORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
PROVIDENCE.
The nDe Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to -
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot EHA-N
Of 9Th street, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, ct : p. m, touching ct principal River
the n and n Line for Boston and Providenos
Freight should be addressed scare Of Lady Of the
Lake. via Norfolk" Branch ticket ONCE ct Knox .
Express Once, sos Pennsylvania ave nue..
+. n. CROUCH, A gent, h-street wharf.
DORSEY OLAGETT, General Agent.
mH Plants 6tore, corner 18th Il. and Pa. ave.
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AuStouccTs bbo neal Isl a{e Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsyivania avenue and 18th ct
Star Once Building.
CHAEOERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE IN SQUARE NO. 56S
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed in cause No
.SG3, William Flemmipg and others against
air and others, WIN SELL in front of the prem
isee, on TUESDAY. the I 1th day Of June, u.s. at
% O'Clock p m, the north half OF lot No S. freut
lDG thirty feet eight inches Massachusetts, eve.
nue., oy eighty feet deep more or less: Also, The
south half Of lot No s. having front Of thirty feet
less, with the improvements thereon. Alse the
north half Of lot No s. having front Of thirty feet
eight inches on Massachusetts by eighty five
Feet, more or less Also the south part OF lot No g.
with improvements thereon having front OF thirty
teet on north street, by one hundred feet deep,
more or less Also, the south part of lot No 4 with
me improvements thereon, having front OF thirty
feet on north street by one hundred feet deep,
more or less. Also lot s, having front on Massa.
ehusetts avenue seventy feet eight inches, by an
average depth OF ninety five feet and half all in
Massachusetts, avenue, north street, New Jersey
avenue and ID street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in six, ,
WE'VE, and eighteen months, with interest at the
rate OF eight per cent per annum. The purchasers
70 give their notes endorsed to the satisfaction of
the Trustee. lien will be retained on the pro per-
~ sold until final pay meDt is made If the terms Of
sale are not complied with in six days the
will be resod Mt the cost Of the defaultng purcha
purchaser of each lot All convey ancing at the ex
pense Of the purchaser.
R. g. DAVIS, Trustee,
lid LATIMER n CLEARY Auc:s