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DOPOsALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
u HON WORK FOB TIE NEW JAIL, DIS
.hICT on COLI MBIA.
NEW JAN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Once Of Superintendent, May s, ISIS.

bfuCe OF iulciiurtit. nay o. Aos0-N
gEOUGHT AND CASTIRON WORK.
the " p-rintendent until ~ m, JUNE =. ISIS, for
furssh!ng delivering, fitting, and putting in place
the Wrought and Cast-irOn Work exhl oited by
Abe Drawings, described in the Specifications. and
iroIC lUmns 0f Basement, Rolled Beams, &c, Of
flors, Iron Work Of Roofs, Gratings TO Windows,
&C, Cell poDTsf Iron Stairckses, &c.
Cpiss q he Drawings, Specincations, and SEIZED
nlsmay y bad on appi cation at this Office.
Al scsnoidine required BY the e0ntractors 20 put
thew orb IN place will be furnished by the Govern
free Of charge, but will be erected b. the
1Is4ors.
or weight, for the various items 81 work, called
Tor in The Schedule. The work will be subtvided
ar5rg dlferent bidders, but will be Considered in
th,agsregafe The whole Of the CAst-iron Columns
Of sAsement story and the Beans, &c, Of First
Flor rltssf delivered and set IN position within
fhre Mouths from date Of acceptance OF pro posal,
aur the Whole work must be completed within
fweye mont he from date 81 acceptance.
Pa uenfs will be made monthly, deducting ten per
cenhm until the finAl CON etiOn Of the contract.
AIIids must be accompanied BY a peal bond, in
fhf sIfn Of twenty thousand dollars sa-n1,J that
fhs Isdder will accept and perform the contract Il
RRrded him, the sufiiciency u the security 10 DC
retifed by the United States Judge, the Clerk OF
fh(I)iSfrict wherein he Resides
a. n menf reserves the right TO reject any OF
Mi ia III n be deemed for the interest OF the Gov
srmeUt 10 do 80; and any bad that y not made on
II doe rot conform in every respect 20 the require
neIs Of this advertisement, viii not be considered
meter will any proposals be received from partfe.
who're not Themselves engaged In the nanufactur'
OF fousht or Caa-iron OK, ana vno nave no
fhsDsce-~ary facilities for getting out the WORK
fopossl- will be endorsed Bids for Iron WORK.
r.Zt ADOLF CLUss. Superintendent.
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GALE OF OBSOLETE AND JNsERyICE
- ABLE ORDNANCE AND ORD
NANCE STORES
u. y. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Or OF HOUSTON AND EREExE Sr-

COR. OF HOrsrOx AND GRFESE srs
E"''s"es On G,seas Streets P; o: B9f isiI,,i
sesl-d Proposals. in duplicate. vii Le recsived a,
!hls Oihse, for the purchase Of Ordnance and ord.
forte and DepOts in the United States
he 2Ped ds !. II s io1s s GT
heated at posts IN the following named s. ates Ia
IT. ;mCG21a a pel.wsre, Indiana, Illinois,
suri. New Hampshirs, New Jersey, New York,
.hi9, PennsyIyspia, Rhode Island, Virginia, and
BIZ III be opened q ~ O'Clock, NJ, on THURS
LAY. the IL day Of Jane. Iss3, Tor stores located
10 VI i: Alabama, CsIiforoia, Florida, Georgia,
tansa-- Louisiana, N nnesota Nebraska Nevada,
f,rth CAROLINA, oTegon. south Carolina, Texas,
Aiz'ns. Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, Indian, Mon
tsa, New Mexico, W ashingtOl aud W Oming
- ~ OF stores n d-taIl- location, terms &c
S,fou nj the Ordnance Once, War Departmsat.
shi Eton, d G., at this Agency, or at any Of the
OieT F-t- VIII furnish, ~ applic.tion inf5rm.iinn
q . lat stores or hand az their respective posts
be Department reserves the right 70 reject all
- Which are hot deemed SATISFACTORY Prior to
- acc -ptance 81 any bid, u will have 10 D. ap-
1yed ~ The ar DEPARTMENT.
-rm- cash Ten per cent az the time Of the award
q the remainder when the property Is delivered
stees Packing boxes will be charged at prices to
Beeternined by thu Department.
Ics-s will state eNpi-itly the Post where the
sttes are located which they bad for ami will give
III kiri- snd quantities they pr pose o. purchase
llNeIies will only be made at the various Posts
Topo-aIs will be addressed 20 the u 8 Ordnance
Azscy, y. Y tP- %. Box .ll , aad should be en-
do,e - Proposals Tor Purchasing Obsolete and IN
sencsabie Ordnance ani Ordnance Stores with
thssnies n the Arsenals, Forts or Drpots where
With the stores proposed To be purchased are To-
est
s.CRIsPIS, Brexet Col. L. A,
net Major Of Ordnance.
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EVENING STAR.

A fAIAI fAnrLr DECENTRALIZATION between
Young turner and hls stepfsther near Social
Circle, Ca: Young Turner interrurted hin
saying, "Dont talk 20 nv sister that way.
Phillips replied, lin throw my shoe At her 90
and suitiRg the action 90 the word, dad thros A
AZ her. missing her, however. He then began
TO abuse the Young man, Who st this time wa
pairing his toenails with HE pocketknife. After
abusing him as much ~ he thought &C. he ran
AZ young Turner and tried 10 cur him, when
They grsPpled. Philips succeeded In choking
ms youthful antagonist down three times.
Nhhe he was on Turner the latter commenced
opsI atoms with his knife, and kept cutting un-
"a ne succeeded In INJECTING q mortal wound.
AIer receiving his death stroke Phillips bent
esner head backward, raised hi, knife, and
SAID With an oath, "I1l cut your throat" lie
would have put his threat INTO execution but
TOT turner's sister, who threw her arm between
her brothers neck and the desce aiding Knife.
Receiving the blow on her wrist I. j. Thought
her arm Is rendered useless Tor life by ths
wound thus inflicted. Phillips then sst nm.
walked 10 the door, and fell dead. The core,
neT's jury pronounced the act o. the yousy
man unsuitable homicide" - Losssts 4 Ccsr,sr-
yosTSidf
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MuRDERkRs RESCUED From PRIsos ny AN
ARMED Nor AFTER An HoUR's FIaHT.-rhe
Austin (TeNasl journal SAYS, We are informed
by the adJutant general that a courier from
Georgetown, Williams Co, reptfts that last
night about III O'Clock, an armed mob, some
forty or upward in Dutnber, entered the above
town and took possession OF the county jAil,
where the murderers of Capt Williams and Lis
men, with number OF criminals, were confn-
ed. The deputy sheriff, with four men who
were guarding the jail, resisted the mob, when
a general engagement ensued, wh CHI resulted
IN the defeat the Of guard and the release OF the
murderers and their companions MIR. Fisher,
citizen OF Georgetown, n reported 90 be among
tie number shot. A general engagement took
place, lasting upward Of an hour, IN which pro-
badly q thousand shots were fired
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DEUPOSALS FOR FUEL.
psroI QgAKIEENAsrE.'s OFFICE,

DsPor QCARTERMAsTER's OFFIcEl
WAsHINGTON, ID. C, May s, ISIS. (
S"altt Proposals, in duplicate, with a copy Of this
sd'tfti, Hlent attached, will be received from re-
sPuh-ible parties until IL NJ, JUNE IA, 1873, to de-
hNeI a. required during the fiscal year colnmenc-
lg july l. l593, a. the various Offices aud officers
quarters IN this city and Georgetown ID. C., and at
LII W nipple, virginia, about 40 cords of Pine
.ec' sawed and split and in the stick, ~ cords Of
Gas ODD sawed and split and in the stick, aud
tons y Anthracite Coal, hite ash red ash, or
~ keh- valley, Of size may be called for, free
fTin sia dust dirt, and weigh $40 pounds to
shr Tor snd about 50 tons OF BituminOus Lump Coal
able quality.
ZACH bad must be accompanied By a written guar
ahtre signed by the bidder or bidders and a compe-
tri -GfttH, certified 10 be such by some officer or
cthrt P~r-oD known to the Qudrtermaster's Depart
LieHs - the effect that IN the of the accent
ahf o." such bid NJ any time within (lO days af
ter TIE opening Of the bids the necessary contract
Viii D. entered into, aud that ia case said party or
parties frriEg hall fail to into contract a.
a',.fe-'i = n or they guarantee to make good the
invest bid. ~ 0 N'
The i"Nsst aggregate bid will be entertained
~ 2~ris VIII be mark ed Pro pO5as for ue and
a'lGTess 10 the under signed.
u ~ Ts are invited to be present at the opening
al information furnished on application 10 this
'H'r. NH. MYERS,
,,s. bTeNet Brlgsdier General, U. 5. A,
N.iff Depot OuarfArma-far
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SUICIDE OF ASUsCKPTIBLE NoUTH-A most
susceptible young gentleman MAS Frank Chand-
Ter, late OF Fryeburg. Me. First Of all. he fell
IN love with his fathers young housekeeper
ana secretly married her. But upon the avow-
al OF this union old Mr.. Chandler declared, we
don't know by what authority. that he did not
approve OF IL, and 20 the wife went home 20 her
family. But n IL OF no TO waste sympathy
upon young Chandler. for he straightway fell
IN love with another lady, ami wanted 60 marry
her before the divorce proceedings were finish
ed 10 this the old gentleman naturally object
ed, which 80 discouraged the youth that he
took great dose OF laudauum and Is no longer
in the flesh. The father Is one Of the wealth.
lest farmers of that region.
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DIED.

BENNETT. In this city, on the 18th inst d, Mi.s
CAkoLlNk BENNETT, aged AZ years, formerly
VI Hampton, Va.
Funeral on Friday morning, at II O'Clock, from
street northwest Friends Of the family invited
to attend. Norfolk and Richmond papers please
copy1
CRlPPS. On the morning of the lgh, af 10
O'Clock, CHARLES A. CRIPPs, aged IS
The funeral Will take place from his fathers
ideDce, 429 llth street from thence ST. Patrick
Church al 10 O'Clock Friday morning. The friends
of the family are invited TO attend.
kLERLEIN. On Wednesday, at az O'Clock a. m .
AANibkEW kLERLEiS, Born, December, isss.
Funeral will take place from his late Residence
No: 1ll5 5th street, northwest, Friday, 18th inst
at 2o'clock D. m. Friends and relatives cord iaIls
invited 20 attend the funeral ne.
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De POsALs FOB wATER TRANsPOBrA
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
DETor QrARTERNAsTFR,s OFFICE,

=.
Ws~HtN5TON, u. e., May 5, IT3
sr1led Proposals, duplicate, with a CODY Of this
l'cf;i- ment aitact ed inv ned from r--pons-
IL pafli,s until = VI JUNE Ia 1S73.fSr furnish
arg az he Corn Oat-, Hay and Rye Straw required
~ ht, depot during the fiscal year commencing July
4. l-s3. TO lie delivered in sHch quantities and At
ruei times and place. may be directed by the De-
To- cCt .ermaster.
Ths guantity required each month il estimated AZ
t-t9 b. q Oar and Corn, to weigh 81 and IS lbs.
The ttsttel 5000 lbs q Hay known a. prime Tim
civ, sud y 20 lbs II Straw, all 10 be Of first class
u'frt EIn tb!e quality.
fsCh It'd must be accompanied hy a written guar
autre signed by the bidder OF bidders, and q CON-
potent surety certified b. such by some officer or
other person known to the Iuartermaster's Depart
Ief, 81 the effect that in event of the acce ut
itlCr y ch bid AZ time hin Ito days after
uale 81 opening bids ths necessary contract will be
entered into, and that in the said party or par
lies 'lerlng shall fail 20 enter into aors
ssid- b. or they guarantee make good the di1f.r-
tuee between his or their offer and the next lowest
bid ~
Prop -sls will be mari ted 80 Proposals for Forage -
~ addressed 20 the under signed
Bidders are invited TO be present at the opening
Full Information furnished application 10 this
CtiCc. WM. MYERS,
BreVet RriERdier Gen eral u. y A.
to- Depot OuaTt@rmastar
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RF LATIMER & CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Peunsy vania avenue and Iith ST
Star ONCE Buildings,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT MOUNT
~ PLEASANT.
W ~ be sold at pubic auction, on SATURDAY,
MAJ -. al O'Clock p. m, unless previously sold at
Lots numbered H. g. 81, IS, S. 81 S. north half Of
and 2, north half Of 10 and d.
Lots 3,4, 7,3, 9, In first section; g. 56 and Z I'm
p. Browns subdivision ~
Also, q nne Cottage. containing ten rooms, with
stable and two acres of ground.
Terms easy.
For particulars apply to g. p. BROWN
m5-td LATIMERS CIEARY 49,
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~Little Rock, Ark, has adopted "mush- and
milk" at church festivals as q rare occasional
diversion, but adheres 20 whisky as the staple
element Of private entertainments.
81 paterfamils thinks he will have his new
born daughter christened Glycerine. He says
IL will be easy to prefix Nitro TO il when she
grows up II she should take after her mother,
who is always blowing up everybody.
- A girl Of twelve years and boy OF four
teen are about to he married i'm Galveston. The
bridegroom must 20 TO school one year vet aud
and the bride three years, under the compul-
sorry education law of Texas.
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TIE LATEST SNAKE SToRY.-The Oshkosh,
Wis, Northwestern states that the number OF
dead snakes along the railway IL wonderful.
Thousands of them lie mangled beside the rails
between that city and the asylum. ON the first
warm day Of spring they crawl from their re-
treats In the swamps, and lie Ina the sun across
the warm rails until some passing train cuts
the M into pieces.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BU aEAU OF YARDS AND Docks,

BJ aEAU OF YARDS AND DocKs,}
sssd I!Oposals for sseb class:
Navy Yaid the S s. Tor sn s
III, Office until 10 O'Clock a m. OF the TWELFTH
ID. vii Pf ~ ScSE at which hour the opening Of the
~, ,g al the several Navy Yards and Naval Asylum,
snd printed Instructions, will be Furnished on ap,
s5ns dr inc t sent by mail Il 50 rsausse TO per-
inc classes named therein, BY the Commandan of
under their command, or by the Paymaster nsarsst
OF by the Bureau for any or all Of the yards
Tue classes Of this bureau numbered and des-
i9nsted as follows:
6 6ine IT, T,THsI No yellow Pine Lumber No s.
CEMENT No . Gravel and s sand inS No. r a.
s s,ss No. NJ tTpn Iron Spikes and Nails Ne
No Is Ship CHANDLER ~ Ha 1I,s and Glass
statiSnery; Nc %, HAY and straw; No u, Proven ~
Hose: No; ~, Sperm and Lubricatine Oils; No Is.
r Ton work nS Piping; Sci No 2s Ausers; No. 81,
NAVAL ASYLUM
Class Ne. ], Clothing: No. 2 Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Coal; 10; paints. oils; Glass, Sc, Sa II, f Ean D.
Miscellaneous; No. Is, Hardware; No. i6, Sta,
The following are the classes. BY their numbers.
Ielnred at the respective navy yards aud naval
Nos. ], ii, IA, Is, Is, -. q. -, "a.
CHARLESTOwN. MASS
Nos s. IL, II, IL, 10, H. Is, Do q - g.
BROOKLYN, NJ
Nos So rs, ., IL, IL, a. Is, Is, IL, 49, 90 81
q %, "a, IS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nos. j, 5, 6, Q, Is, 10, IL, Is, %, "a
LEAUGE ISLAND, PA.
Nos. ], 6, 8, 3, 10, Is.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA, PA
NOsl, 2, 5, 4, s, CT, 8, 9, IL, -, Ia, Is, 10.
, WASHINGTON, d q.
NOS l,s, 5, 8, Q, ii, IL, Is, Is, IL, Is, %, q.
- NORFOLK, VA
p, -, 81. ~ ~
PENSACOLA, FLA.
Nos. j, 4, 6, ~ 10, ii, Is, ~, q.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
Nos 2 8, 80, IL, L., II. Is, Is, II, 49, el
"a, % may Is laW4t
DROPOSALS ENR STEAM MaIIHINEPY E0p
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DY b. II. WAENER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 7th street, between G and H

PlBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
sIRhET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN AND
FLEETS, NEAR THE NEW C0RCORAN
- l will sell, at public auction, in front of the
H:s premises, on THURSDAY, May 22d, 1873, at 6
% clock p. m to the highest bidder, three very
desirable building lots, each fronting % feet the
paved alley, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting of neat one-story brick and
frame store each lot.
The sale of these lots afsrd rare opportunity for
IS their loo alton for business purposes is
made exceedingly desirable by the erection of the
Corcoran Market within half q square and the
already established trade Of 7th street Title perfect
8 100 down on sale of each lot. - =
Terms: One fourth cash; and the balance in 6, u,
Is, and 80 months, with 8 per cent. interest, Sc
CURED by deed ct trast, or all cash. be pre-
ferred Terms to be complied with in days, or the
deposit forfeited. Convey Ancing a purchaser cost
BB-eo6ds b, h WARNER Ancf-
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BALrihGssAn Lk hsP oH1o&s
WA,HINsToN, Jan; 2, 1873. SkN1El9
md RED AEP
wv run = '''C ToR III BALTIMORE.
md d. Nv. dsiy e1espt s9ndsy .. - 60 soo 80
ON SUNDAY FOR BALrIMORs.
~. 81 80 and 500 9. m, and Loo, SIS, SO, 500
o'S p FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
' ss cs aSj s except sunday as 4;ss 60 and Sc
SOFA. @ and Loo Sis SID, and 500 S1 ;. NJ ~ 49, AND
owing i s .1 Sn s Viz nj train: STOP :.
Il. viii sop s o ana Az. Ssi e.
20 .. m. ct PENIS Crossing.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 80 m and 4:l0 p. m; but no trains to on
from Annapolis on Sunday
FOB NORFOLK.
Leave at LOO ,. m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave DAILY, e5eeRt Saturday and SUNDAY, q 60
:o1 S a. md s % a. Of :. S md M "a
Prom New YORK, Phlisdsiphia and Baltimore, n
iron ihiisdsi ph ai ana Baltimore q. go m.
and lo, SO, SIS, SIS, 7;6s. els, and lO.sO >. n.
FROM THE WEST.
Arrive q la0, SIS and 1850 D. m : - Tr1slF
through tickets to the West can be Id n the
s:nansssI Ssss,on Ticket Once 2, n ho p the
svenue: Passengers purchasing tickets Ct tie Ave
eIs once can there arrange 70 hsvs their baaqase
nsd ior and e their residence, taken 70 de
fSs New ferIs PSii.as!sh and Bos.o. q. "a
coz ane Al fei ~. Ss.1a
GEO. 8. KO0NTZ GEM A'ef, WsshinRton ian
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TIE Yale Record relates that once when n
party Of students had inveigied Daniel Pratt,
the great American traveller. into a small, Gloss
room, which they were vigorously filling with
tobacco smoke, he. i'm his mild way, remarked
"Gentlemen. your speaker amt ham,
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In x1tpe Of writ Of Aeri f.eiss, issued out Of tn
GlsE Sfacso Re sags.s ocsTs e tas District
J. q. 81 g SG s s. c ssS d Hss;i e..
sss ss.s Il sS g q ao 4 s sSas:s W.
i@s Z. Al.c, TIE wsss Hslf e lot No b SQUARE 80
With all and angular the improvements ..nerson
ssi.ed and isvied upon g the psolerty Of Richsrt
1904. in favor Of John y lie Barnes.
ns-dis ALxx. SHARP o. 3. IarshaI, D. O.
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MARRIED.

BRADLET-CLARk. On the la,h instant, ct
the Church Of the kpiphany. b. the Rev Mr.
knight, JEROME BRADLEY, of New York, 10
FANNIE C., daughter Of the late john y CLARA,
q Washington city. No cards. Baltimore sun
please COPY Il
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RY THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street.

e. By virtue Of :eed Of trust from George NJ
8: Lsncktan and wife TO Joseph e SnodRrass, re-
in Liber 69l, folio al, Of the land records
OF Washington county In the District of Columbia,
at o o'clock p. m, offer for sale, at public auction,
s ia TSns Or the the properly described in
the northeast corner Of lot numbered sixty co., in
ming thence west along the south line Of alley Bn
feet six inches thence south ten feet
ten feet to place Of beginning Also, that piece or
parcel OF ground, being in the same subdivision,
Beginning for the same at . point two and a half
feet west OF the northeast corner Of lot sixty four
(6D, running thence west along the line of alley By
thirty six feet, thence south ten feet thence east
thirty feet thence north ten feet to the begin
tuent three feet.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness and costs,
cash; balance in six months. A deposit of S2S day
Of sale. Convey ancng at cost Of the pure aser
JOSEPH :. SNODGRASS, Trustee.
nI6-eo&ds THOS. Il. WAG0AMAN Auct
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10y ". l.. WALL & Co., Aucsioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and 9O2 Pennsy lvania avenue
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
~. No. ass NJ STREET NORTHWEST, RES
1DENCE OF THE LATE JAMES Y DAVIS

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER.
~. No. ass NJ STREET NORTHWEST, RES
IDENCE OF The LATE JAMES Y. DAVIS.
- BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia on the 18th day
of March, A. b. 1873, in q cause pending in said
court, wherein James 8. Davis ct nj. com plain
ants and Mary m. Davis ct al defend ants, being
cause No. 30a, Equity Doc. L. the undersigned viii
oner at public sale, on the premises, on THURS.
pAi. the 22a Of May, 1873, at O'Clock p. m, the
IoiIowlng described property, to wit: Lot l9, in
Square 5ll, with the improv emenis. Consisting of
hands, me double dwelling house, brick, with stone
trimmings, with all the modern i'm prOyeaents, hav-
ing handsome garden containing shrubbery and
fruit trees.
This is one Of the most attractive ana desirable
residences in the city, having been built eN pressly
for the OF IT'S late The lot has front OF
alley.
Terms Of sale: $40 900 in cash; and the remainder
IN two equal nstslments at one and two years, bear
ing interest, and secured by the notes OF the purcha
ser and lien upon the property. or the purchaser
may pay all cash at ms option. $500 to be paid at
time Of sale. If the purchaser does not comply with
the terms within 80 days after the SALE the property
may he resold at his risk and cost All convey aneing
at the cost OF the purchaser.
JAMES @. PAYNE, Trustee
mS-Saw2w w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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by b. Il. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 529 7th street, between and IL.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust to me dated April
81 5, 1870, Of Iecoid in liber No. Co., folio 40 one
7ot the land records for the county of Washing
ton shall offer for sale at auction, in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY the 9Th day of May, 1873
al O'Clock p all of lot, piece or parcels OF
ground described in said deed of trust, situated
the south end of the Navy Yard bridge, in Union
town, being % bv 100 feet, with the improvements Of
q frame house.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; of which Is must
be paid immediately after SALE the balance In six,
twelve, aud eighteen months, with interest secured
not complied with in FIVE days after the day of sale
the trustee reserves the right to sell the property at
the risk and cost of the defsultinR purchaser
HENRY @. ADDISON, Trustee
MD B. Fl. WARMER Auct
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HOTELS.
" " SHINN Pranriator

MON HOrkLa gKoRsEIows, De.
y " eHINN, Proprietor.
Ihie Hotel has been newly rsftted and furnished
IL Contains Gil the modern Improvements and
sold baths, bells, and gas. II 10 coaveniently To-
,atsd, being situated the line Of the Washington
Md Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cArs
u which, from the railroad and steamboat depcts,
pass the door every two OF three minutes. The
guests OF this house can reach any Of the public
buildings Of the national capital or any place Of
amusement, &c: by pleasant ride Of few minutes
Persons doing business along the hne Of the oAaal
and the wharves viii hnd to their vsntaee 70
MOP st this house. decd1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-15
RY B. h. WARNER,
No. 12S 9TH street, between G and ii.

IATk ON VERMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
-, By virtue Of deed Of trust dated December
t:: 10th, la0, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6sa,
folio AZ, ct seq, one Of the land records for
washington county, D. c., will SELL public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
Soth day OF May, A. ID. 1Sz3, at O'Clock D. m, all
that certain piece or parcel of ground situate and
lying In said city cf Washington, aud known and de-
scrlbed as lot numbered sixteen (l6D, in Adams and
Cotman trustees, recorded subdivision of sausre
nnmoeIed three hundred and nine (Ss9), with the
Terms made known on day of sale. A deposit of
$50 will be re uired nj rhine of sale Eterms of sale
are n. eomph ed with IN fiye days, the Trustee
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser All convey ancing at cost of
purchaser. WIN. B. TODD, IN Trustee
ms eoSds b. II. WARNER, Auct.