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o. IN. q. m. p. IN. p, m. p. m.
hay City, TO 1880 200 500 90
Portsmouth IS III 2Oj go 80
E.Ssginaw, Z 40 I. 10 225 GO $50
OTTER LAKE DIVISION.
No 2 Mixed No. Mixed
Otter Lake dep. 8 - am Flint dep. : 90 y m
Otisville Is Junction 25
Uencsec IS tsencsce As
Junction 8 Is Otisville -
Flint orr. s 40 Otter Lake aT5 A.
Connections mooS at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk IN, for tie east.
At Wayne srithMe Jfih;gan Central r r.,
East and IKea At Toledo with the Lake
Shore d Michigan Sauthsrn X r, for Gere-
iandand Chieeye, and 'c;M the @ II d ID Il e
for Cincinnati, akso, ~ifh tie TW d w X e
for the Sosah end Somh-resf at Reed City
~ith the G,rad Rapids & Ind R r for The
North and SasaA. Sleeping Coaches on Might
Trains.
Merchants and lumbcrmen IN North
Western Michigan will find this the short
est and cheapest route Tor shipping their
goods and supplies. The train leaving
Detroit at IL. 80 p. N, takesth rough freight
and delivers it at all prints between Fart
Saginaw and G. X. & !, Il. Il, within 81
hours after leaving Detroit.
GEo. q, Kwn,LL, Supt.
GnBr w. LHD,lr, Gent Ticket Ag't.
East Saginaw.
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BAY CIT1 DIV ISION.
ThrO. Fright. mixed. mail, mixed mail.
2. Saginaw, 0 70 100 * so 800 SO
Portsmouth, 10 80 10 80 10 Is
Bay City, = S YAO IS $40 10 20
mail, mixed, exp, mixcdThro. Frei't
and-Sleeper
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FLINT &.P. MARQUETTE
RAILWAY
Ian DIS
entire land grant
Of this Company UNsOLD consisting oi
entire land grant

Of this Company UNsOLD consisting Of
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was clear. Asthe gun was loaded
a Lanyard and primer were passed
up 10 him and these affixed, he
slipped quickly off. The rebels
seeing linn drop imagined they
shot him, and sent up a yell OF
exultatioD, which was suddenly
checked as a discharge of grape
scattered death among them. The
rite pits were at once abandoned
and our sappcrs and miners en-.
abled to pro,eed.without further
interruption. The captain of the
battery reported twenty-five lead
marks from bullets that had struck
the piece. ha 4'fa
In rewsrd for this exploit Stray
was offered a second lieutenantcv,
but being u modest man, and not
fitted by education for the posi-.
ton, lie declined it, Was satisfied
to accept the appointment Of mast.
er mechanic in the Ordnance De.
partnient. la Ha
This was by no means the only
adventure Of peril that Stray was
engaged in during the war, and
his history would make a reada-
bic volume. Flo was presented
by Major General Gilmore with
the bronze medal for valorous
conduct, of which, wo believe, but
thirty-nine in ell were ever dis
tribnted. Stray is now an cngi-
neer employed in a factory in
Jersey City, lie is a short, thick
set man OF fifty or 90, with gray
beard fringing a quiet but deter
mined countenance. Many a less
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FERDINAND DE LEsssPS' GRAND AsfATro
RAILWAY PROJECT IL simply a scheme 70 con-
meet Russia by rail with British India. The gap
10 be rlled on the line In heated between 81
Petersburg and Calcutta n only a stretch OF
some twenty-five hundred miles across me
deserts of Central Asia, where. In the Winter,
everything he showed i'm and frozen IN ara
where, In the Summer, everything IL burned
up. IL would cost Russia, With her system OF
contractors rings, hardly less ehan one hundred
thousand dollars mile 20 busd this road 20
that the gap mentioned will reanire the sum OF
two hundred and fifty million dollars TO raj it
over with single track. But what il this sum
compared with the possession OF British India.
which this road will transfer 90 Russia That
II the question.-N 4. Herald
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sYThe word "Immortal" occur. but once

s0The word ''immortal" occurs but once i'm
the Bible, Timothy, Il.
~with admirable inconsequence the rural
press Is deducing scarcity of champagne be-
cause the French vine crop II a failure.
~ True self sbnegation Is eNempIihad i'm q
Texas editor, who proclsims Josh Billings "the
most stuped ass OF the nineteenth century"
~Said a woman TO a physician who WAS
weighing two grams of cslomel for a child.
'Dinna be 20 mean witt, ii lie Tor poor, father
less BARN"
~A colored man has brought suit against
the manager of an Albany theater, under the
state civil rights law, for excluding him from
the occupancy OF reserved seats, duly paid for
81 Miss Mary Low recently proved herself
.hlgh and game by winning the prize for
defamation over her male classmates at Colby
University, Maine.
~foot-bsll, according TO the Newspapers. IA
becoming popular game with young ladies 81
most skillful
~A citizen of Bangor, Maine, promises %
pay the society for the prevention OF cruelty %
animals 81 900 ii il will secure the passage Of
on horses.
n|A sprghtly girl in Fort Wayne, washing
ton county, who engaged herself TO a Young
man "in fun" tainted on learning that he had
procured the publication Of the fact in the local
newspaper.
~An Illinois girl, having six lovers. offered
to marry the one who should breakup" the
prairie in three days. The result was that she
got a smart husband, and her father found his
farm ready for planting free Of cost.
~This is how a country exchange put IL !:
"'The sad effects of mstrimony were never more
terribly depicted than the other day, when Q
meek-eyed man who had been married about q
year patrolled the village street all day, trying
toswap a meerschaum pipe for a secondhand
cradle"
~A gentleman, whose wife has been IN for
some time, came down on Saturday with a face
longer than a revised charter. A friend who
met him grasped his hand in fearful sympathy
and
thunder" was the solemn reply ssshe amt
dead, she's cleaning house"
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ID 4 q ID.

kEARNS. On the 9th inst JOHNNY kEARNs
aged % years, native OF County k0scOmmOn, Ire
land.
His funeral will take place from the vault Of
Georgetown Holy hood cemetery, Sunday, June lst,
at 5 clock y. m. Friends and sc2uainf ance- are
respectfully invited to attend. St, Louis aud New
York papers please copy.l
s PLATZ. On Thursday, May 18th, ct So O'Clock
an, GEOkGk j., son OF Joseph and Christina
Pla;z, aged years. months, and Is days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral Saturday, May slst, ~ clock O.
m, from residence 60l Penrsy anis avenue + Bal
timors Sun and Washington Republican please
copyJ afs
RfpER: Ia Baltimsre, Md, May 18th, MIHGO
kLZlE RYDER, aged . years.
Relatives and friends are requested 20 attend his
funeral from the residence Of his brother WillisX
r. BY der, 3OS street southwest, o-mOrrov a. I1
m [ Rep. and Chron. Please copyI
SAMPLE. On May Ssh, at the residence OF her
grandfather, John ID. Defrees, ESQ, MARY DE-
fkEEs, infant daughter Of James A. and uiia D.
Sample, aged months.
m, Friday, May -.
WHITMAN. Al Camden, n. J., early on ths
morning Of May 40 lSs, 10 the 18Th year Of her as.
Mrs; LOUISA WnITMAN,w widow % the late Wei.
ter Whitman, Of Brooklyn, n, T., end belove1
mother OF Walt Whitman, Of Washington, Georr
" hitmaD, Of Camden, and Thomas J. Whitman, &C
st. Louis.
Buried on N onday afternsOa, May 18th, in Ever
green cemetery. Camden.
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WHAT CorssTiTvTKs NEebsHEsCEg-A csse
OF great Importance 90 the Pennsylvania r.sl-
road company. argued i'm the supreme court OF
Philadelphia ~ Harrisburg on SATURDAY. last
involved the right OF the plaintiff TO recover
damages for the killing OF a man NJ a crossing
over a public highway. where was proyeS
that the person KILLED did not ctop TO look or
listen before he drove on the crossing The
company contented tht- Was negligence in Law,
which was denied BY the other side Great in
terest v felt IN the case, ~ ~ IL thought Go in
Nolve the safety Of Passengers and ira velers and
II an entirely new Peini. The case IL OF great i'm
lortance 10 the rai1rcsd company. IL would
hold them responsible in every case OF injury
at public crossings ~ seeded against them II
II thought the decisioR ~ the court below will
be reversed.
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DRGPOsALs FOR MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.

", lf,ls s.
aed Proposals. for each class, par tey Endorsed
.ProP,~sl. Tor Glass No. (name the class for the
mi. once until 10 o'eioef m. of the gwKhgI ~
u2THl of JUNE, at which hour the opening Of the
Ing the several Navy Yard. and Ss2 aaf Asylum
lLe maerlsls and articles embr in printed SCH d.
and printed instructions, will be furnished on ap,
satioH; and =, ent BY mall If 30 reauese to per-
,he eIsss.s named therein, BY the Commandments Of
under their command, or by the Psymaster nearest
or by the Bureau for any or all Of the yards
The classes Of this bureau numbered and des-
PIne I,pnneI M MI Yellow Pine LUMBER; No: 5,
lsri No :, Cement; No 9, Gravel and sand; No 10,
s SLATE " Z IT2n, Iron spikes and SS. SSi II
No Is. Shi p Chambers, No. Il, HarIiware: NO IS
ser sn 20 Paekns snd
ron N e srST~ aRd lSSe s OIL No
Copper aId Composition Nails.
NAVAL ASYLUM.
ciass No !, Clothins Mo- Hats Boots, SHOES
Goods; No. 8, Bread, &c; No. Y, Tobacco No S.
SSr No H. F hn Si No n PfoSe SG No. aum r.
Miscellaneous; No. Is, Hardware; No. 10, Sta
The following are the classes, by their numbers,
req9ired at the respective navy yards and naval
NOs. 81 IL. "A, Is, Il, -. q. 2, "a.
CHARLESTOwN, MASS.
g. ii, L. Is, To- Il, Is D., q, y, g.
BROOKLYN, ny.
Nos s. 8, Us, 3, H. r., IA, Is, Is, IL, Is, 20, q,
=, =, "a 3.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Noe. !, So 9, Is, 10, II, Is, -, Il.
LEAUGE ISLAND, PA.
Nos. I, s, So, 10, Is.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nos I,a,s.4,s,s,7, 9, II, l3, "A, Is, 10.
WASHINGTON. D. q.
Nos LIZ, s, 8, 3, IL, l., Is, Is, II, Is, aD,N.
NORFOLK, VA
Nos 7, 10, II, IA, Is, Is, IL, IS %, 81 -
"a Is, 81. -
PENSACOLA, FLA.
Nos. 1, 4, S, u. 10, ~, Is, ~, q.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
Nos 9, IL, II, IA. Is, 10, II, Is, 81
. "A, Is. may Is law4t
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PoPULATING THE GREAT wEsF-Nore IN Am
loco immigrants landed AT Castle Garden yss-
terdsy, and the busy scenes of the last two wesk.
were reenacted. The strangers were Irish.
German, and Swedes. Over 90 started for tn
west AZ soon as their baggage could be landed
and passed. The destination OF most Of them
was Tor the tar west and north west the Swedes
invariably choosing the latter a. an abiding
place. Most of the immigrants are married.
and bring their families with them.-N 4. Saw,
2.fk.
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THoMAs CARLYLE himself could hardly be
more bltier upon anything British than Mr.
kuskin has been when he saws while NOR ala ing
on the theme that his age has distinguished IT.
self in the acquisition of the destructive and the
loss OF the decorative aTts, that England Of to-
day Will IN the eyes OF the future historian, be
chiefly remarkable for covering glass with pic-
lures she could not paint and killing her fac
tory women In the manufacture Of cartridges
with which she W ould not hight
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DR0POsALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST
IRON WORK FOB THE lEW JAIL, DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
NEw JAIL, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Once Of Superintendent, MAY 8. lS1l.(

ER0UGHT AND CASTIRON WORK.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ONCE Of
the Superintendent until IL m, JUNE =. 1873 for
furnishing, delivering fitting, and putting in place
the Drawings, described in the Specifications. and
caiea Tor in the Schedules, consisting Of he Cast
iron e. lumns Of Basement, Rolled Became, &c of
Floors, Iron Work Of Roofs, Gratings TO Windows
&c, Cell Doors, Iron Staircsses, &C.
Copies 81 the Drawings, Specifications, and Sched-
ule may be had on sppl ication at this office.
All scat 9lding required by the contractors to put
the ork in place will be furnished by the Govern
ment free Of charge, but will be erected By the
Proposals will be made by the piece lineal foot,
weight, for the various items Of work as called
for IN the Schedule The work will be subdivided
among different bidders, but will be considered in
The aggregate. The whole Of the Cast iron Columns
OF Basement Story and the Beams, &c, Of First
FlOOr must be delivered and in position within
three months frem date Of acceptance OF pro peal
and the whole work must be completed within
twelve months from date Of acceptance.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten Der
centum until the nnai comp letiOn Of the contract.
the sum Of twenty Thousand dollars SaD 90 that
the bidder viii ACCEPT and perform the contract il
awarded him, the suificency Of the security 70 he
certified BY the United States Judge, the Clerk Of
the United states Court, or the District Attorney Of
fhe District vherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to reject any
eli bids II II be deemed for the interest OF the dow
srnment To do so; and any bid that 10 not made on
the printed form, to Be obtained in this Office and
does Lot conform in every respect to the require
neither will proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
Of wrought or Cast-iron Work, and who have not
the necessary facilities for getting out the work
Proposal. Will be endorsed Bids for Iron Work, y
MI III ADOLF CLUSS Superintendent
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AUCTION SALES.
DR. GREEN D WILLIAMS, Aact,onecr,.
u G5.1o0O Northwest Nth and u sfreefa
FUTURE DAYS.

RI GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aect,oneers,
ID Ho.1o0o Horthvss; I0th and b sersses.
cs Rs}SG2E s9us SALE En- q ~ THREEsTSEy
ING On sfREET NORTH, BETWEEN
ssi az IHc4 4Ep SEVENTH sTREErs WEST,
- By virtue Of deer rec Of the Supreme C,urt of
the District Of Columbia, POSED ON the i1th day
Of May, A. D. laS, made in the cause Of Waite
on the premises, on MONDAY, the Yd DAY OF June,
D. 1873, at O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece
or parcel Of ground in the city of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia, and known and Described Ms lot
numbered eighteen (lS), in square numbered four
hundred and fifty five t4ssI excepting . portion of
said lot hve go feet in width, the side of
the rear OF said lot, which has been reserved for
alleys together with the mprovesents, which con-
sist of threestory and attic brick dwelling house.
and brick stable. The above lot has front OF
twenty -four feet. Also, vacant LOT adjoining hay-
ing front of "a foot inches, with depth Of l2l
feet more or less, with fine side and back aiieys
The time Of sale prescribed by decree are: One
third Of the purchase in cash, and the remainder in
equal instaliments Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months for notes bearing interest from enc aay OF
SALE and secured by thd notes of the and
such other security as may be satisfactory to the
trustee Conveya lcng &c, at the cost of the pur-
chaser. 500 will be required at the tire of sale
and il the terms of sale not piled with within
i've da, from the day of sale, the trustee re ryes
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defanlting purchaser or purchasers, BY adj
published in the city Of Washington.
JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
nll5-d hep-. my I5-dl AuctiOneers
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llY L. II. WARNER,
d Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer
No. 729 9Th street. between G and II sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON TIE SOUTHEAsT CORNER OF
9TH AND B0UEpARY STREETS NORTH
WEST AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed oftrust 20 Daniel L. Eaton,
dated July L., ISIS, and duly recorded In Liber
-ea folio 49, and also by a decree fth. Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia passed in Equity
cause No ,2Us, Docket IL, substituting the under
ceased, will SELL at public auction, In front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, June g, 1873, at O'Clock
D. part 81 lot lettsred ID, in Frys subdivision q
lots 5, s. and Z, in square $50, bounded follows
Beginning Al the northwest corner OF said square
and running thence south Is feet inches; th.nce
east 40 feet inches to the intersection of this line
with Boundary street; thence west along the south
line OF Boundary street "a feet ~ inches to the be-
ginning, together with the imprsy ements thereon.
Terms to be made known on the day OF sale. SlO0
down acceptance Of bid. If terms of sale not
complied with within FIVE days after sale, the Trus
tee reserves the right to resell the property the
risk and cost of the defautiHg purchaser. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
GEORGE w SrICKNEY, Trustee.
m29-eo&ds b. ii. WARNER, Auct
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LYDIA a. HOOVER, Trustee.
MID GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and d streets


PUBLIC sALEOFvALr1BLER EAL ESTATE.
- By virtue Of decree of The Circuit Court for
~ Prince Georges county, sitting as q court of
&Aequity, passed in the case of William o. Jones
and Ann Jones' his wife, ct al, Basil Benson ct
a., the subscriber as trustee will sell At public
on the next fair day 1.-THE real estate of the late VIM
Sibley, consisting OF several parcels parts of
tracts Of land, called "Deacon's Hall, !" "Cramp-
tons Lot, and part of "Elizabeths Delight" con.
tanning l68 10 less, situated in Prince
Georges county, between the Baltimore and Wash
ington and the Metropolitan railr sads-two miles
distant FIR. IN each-adjoinng the farms of Score
tary McCulloch, William q. Metzerott and General
Mlchler, and the Adelphia Mills, owned by George
W. Riggs, and eight miles from Washington city.
This land is beautifully located, in good con-
dition, abundsntly supplied with wood and water
there being two springs Of pure water the
failing water power.
The improvements consist of a good twe-story
dwelling house and suitable ont houses.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day Of sale, ratification
thereof by the court and the residue in equal install
ments in six and twelve months from the day of sale
and the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds
OF the purchaser purchasers, with suretes to BE-
approved by the trustee, with interest the whole
purchase money from the day Of sale A deposit OF
S500 will be required on the day of sale. On pay
execute deed TO the purchaser at his cost for the
conveyance
II deemed desirable, the trustee will divide the
allow mentioned real estate, to suit urchasers
Richard B. B. CHEW, Trustee.
n6d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts-
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VIM. H. WARD, Trustee
LseoSds GREEN X WILLIAMS, Aucts
10y DUNCANS0N, BOWLING b CO., Aucts :,
- Southeast corner 9th and streets northwes

UY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 3 CO., Aucts.,
- Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest.
SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE,
WALNUT CHAMBER SITS, DAMASK CUR
TAINS, OIL PAINTINGS, MARBLE TOP
TABLES, STAG HORN HAT TREE, &C, CON
TANNED IN HOUSE No. gag NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 4th,
W commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at 3 ~
ID New York avenue, between 9th and 10, h streets
= northwest, the entire Household Furniture,
Paintings, &c. consisting Of
Rosewood Parlor Suite.
Walnut Parlor Suite.
Rosewood and W ainut Marble top Tables
Damask and Lace Curtains.
Mantel and Pier Mirrors
Stag Horn Hat Tree.
Oil Paintings, EDgravinqs and Chromos
SidehOard, Extension Table, Dining Chairs
Refrigerator, Bookcase.
Walnut Chamber Sets
Cottage Sets, Feathers.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Tables, Bureaus, Waslstands.
Wardrobes, Work Stands.
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheets.
Velvet, Tapestry Three ply and other Carpet
Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats.
Parlor Ornaments, Vases, &c.
Cut Glass, China and Crockery.
: Kitchen Utensils, Tubs, &C., &c.
Being the effects Of lady declining h0usekce ping
preparatory Of leaving for Europe.
This sale is worthy the attention of parties desiring
to obtain first class Furniture in good condition.
DUNCANsON. BOWLING 4 CO.,
ms Repl Auctioneers.
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NJ A n n I = ID .

THoRN-N0EL. January 18th, 1873. by the Rev.
G. Z. Mesdor, ii. G. THORN 10 Misc MARTHA A.
NOEL, both OF Washington.
MEYRICH-REYNoLDs. On the 18th Of MAY,
ISIS, m Baltimore, by Rev. Father McColegan,
JOSEPH WElRICH, yr, q Washington. d. q
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susSoIs.d y volan..rX eontriSa.ion' ao:riss
eRsS daily lssnd.y, saesltsdI from e o.. n
ermann, W. r: Johnson, and 0rsften Tyler.
Ans.d'i PAyssesea,; Dsssesss. Nns a. Saytes.
DIV 3 pr!ns:ra, BE II. ION ,%say: I'D ia
I; pssi, eeczsts[yi yams. Q. ksnnedy sPrssi.
dent J: b. MCGUIRE, freagurer, 70 whom en con.
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u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st ,
Star Once Buildings.
WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, IN GREEN
AND STRIPED REPS; WALNUT MARBLE
TOP CHAMBER SUITES WALNUT and OAK
BRACING BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS, WASH
STANDS AND TABLES, BRUSSELS AND
. THREE-PLY CARPETS CANE AND WOOD
SHADES: FEATHER BoLSTsRs AND PHI
Lows; HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES
ENTESSI0N DINING TABLE, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE HEATING STOVES; COOKING
RANGE kITCHEN rIRNITURE. &C =, &C
n On MONDAY MORSING. June ~, lisa,
w commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall seII. At
H. the residence Z 18th street, between G and
~ vi, Foundry NJ 3 church, the above
mentioned collection OF Household Goosis
n2q fRep1 LATIMER A CLEARy. Aucts
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE IN SQUARE No. So NEAR
ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated November
n 18th, A. ID. 1871 and duly recorded in Liber No.
= 665, folio %, &c, Of the land records for Wash
ington county D. C., and by direction of the party
Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of
June, d. 1873, at o'clock p. m, all of Lots Nos.
yisioRof square numbered six hundred and seventy
five, l615 in the city of Washington, with all the
Dwelling Houses.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, Of which $50
must be paid each Lot at sale, the remaining on
deferred pay ments to be made in equal payments In
six twelve, eighteen and twenty four months after
sale, with interest at ten per cent per annum, and
secured BY deed Of trust to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee Terms TO be fully complied with within six
days after day Of sale, otherwise the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property, after one
weeks notice at the risk and cost Of first purchaser
All convey ancng at purchasers cost.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee
mZs-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionees,
II No. 1901, northwest corner 10th aud d streets
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PRO.
PERTY AT AUCTION.
IN On THURSDAY June 9Th, lS3, ct o'clock
S90p m on the premises, we shall sell part Of lot
On G. street north, between LIST and North Capitol
streets, and running back good depth to alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 6, ~ and Is
months for notes being interest and secured By
deed Of trnst on the premises. Stamps at cost Of
purchaser, $50 down time Of sale.
nl2g-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts