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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

I AIDES FAIR
G RAND FANCY BAZAAR,
TO OPEN IN aRuNEwALDs NEW HALL.
Baronne Street. Near Canal,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1874.
To Aid in the Maintenance OF the Destitute Boys
Adopted by tho Conferences Of tho Society OF St. :
Vincent dc Paul, and now in Charge Of the Rev.
Fathers and Brothers Of the Congregation
Of Holy Gross, at the st. vincent's Homo
Model Farm and industrial School.
"In Saving the Boy We SAGE the Mar"
st. Patricks Conference Table-Gold Dessert set and
several other prizes
best Upright Pianos, a rich Marseilles Quilt, and
several other prizes.
st. Johns Conference Tabie-seseral valuable prizes
and severel other Prizes.
ST. Theresas Conference Table-Lady's Gold Watch,
and several other prizes.
St. Michael. Conference Table-Boys Pony. and sev.
eral valuable prizes.
St. Francis de Sales Conference Tabe-Firemen's Ban
ner, and several other prizea.
st. vincents Conference Table-Seyeral prizes
| Annunciation Conference Table Several valuable
prizes.
Council Table-Sver Tea Set, and several other prizes
st. AIMS Conference Grand Concert, Sunday, 18th.
st. Mary's Conference-Grand Concert, Sunday 18th.
Morning Star, Temperance. and Hibernian Tables.
It is also intended by the Committee Amusement
to giqe several Evening Entertainments during tn
Fair. della lm5p
The Committee on tho Fair will meet THIS Sunday
EVENING, at O'Clock.
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Cheap Wooden wsre.
Cheap Willow Ware.
Cheap Hotel Ware
Cheap busters.
Cheap Brushes.
CHEAP VASES
Cheap Ornaments
NAVRA & OFFNER,
NO. ia CANAL STREET, NEAR DRYADEs.
-'O deI< Inns
r AIDES HAIR STORE AND HAIR DRESSING
- SALOON.

r ADIES' HAIR STORE AND HAIR UKhsSINV
- SALOON.
Miss Q. Q. MATTHEWS,
No. 1891 Camp Street, near Cailbpe,
Would respectfully inform her friends and the public
in general that she has In store and will be cCn
stanty receiving fresh additions. Superior stock Oh
REAL HUMAN HAIR,
In Braids Curtis Switches Pufs Pin Curtis etc, Of all
colors and shades and at VERY LOW PRICES.
Old Hair Dyed and made now In any stSie. ALSO
Com biz q made mp In any Desired style
Ladies' will and an experienced artist In tho HAZE
DRESSING SALOON, and will receive prompt and
Sbe has also Fancy Toilet Articles Perfnmery. Fancy
and let bracelets Combs Brushes Fancy Jet Sess etc.,
English and German spoken So
Country orders pity nttnnded to no3O 3mop
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For cash you can get excellent bargains at
BraseIman's.
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WANrs-FoR RENTS-ETC-

INFORM TIOH wANTBp-oF DOhIhIC I9LA-
1 Tins A MCLAUGHLIN. row about thlrty-nTS
- - Wben Lass heard froID-iB 1852 or JEW
Va IN ceSmbs g. Q: Before the war he resided near
wS.h,,cni Texas- Hts aged mother. in New Ofleans,
nn5 IS vory grateful for any infOTnStfon concerning
NJ Al CsfRoiic and htsh-AmsIican PaPsTs arc TO-
auestOd TO copy -LS ~
IGERTTN0 ROOM FOR REST.-THE sPACT0UB
M a1d wellfuTnishSd Meeting Room. No. ll6 POydrnS
erect corner Of Camp, VII De rsnt@e 70 soetSaees
SIobS etc by the evening or meath, On roAsOaAnsS
xToITNG MEN WANTED LEARN AND
Il engage in Eels graph operating for Telegraph
odices business learned In . short time. Peruaaney
and rood paying situations Don as quAlIaod -
or nddreoa METROPOLITAN TkLESRARF.6 y 20
mercsAl Place. New Orleans, La. -, q ny
e Nusie Store 2ot
suzDt and -''N care aA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-24
EVENING STAR.
lFrcm the Evening Post.
The Bankers Client.
A WALL STREET IDNl

A WALL STREET IDNL.
"Busy" Of course. n man like Won.
Making fortune \ day for yourself,
NSn Lncky cog. and tor others, too.
Wen, l won't keep you an inch OF time.
AnoSe ngures-that's al you've 30; TO 60.
Anu Just this liz 4 an I want
10 see me Tor ever AMI ever tkrcngh.
" Can't co H. what's at that M. land
ON such collaterAls' Not Al allf
ne very bonds you sold. old friend
what's NJ The papers good. nv mana
Not me- Impossible, Nou susne-,fS
The railroads did IL Al, thoprht
That foily'd come % such an emf
You were getting rich too fast thaf v-.,..
Building toe mach. ! aiWays sad.
But then know you're sharp. saw,
Between ourselves, OF course YOU % 40
i BIZ drop in the bucket OF milne to-day
Hang panics. We understand these things.
ne sueet won't care n veu never nav.
You WON'T Failed honest An. ius; 50.
~ draw my little balance, think,
Ana 60 somew here-Not DO thar NoP
ara You call yourself a Christian tooP
Not pay my check, STOPPED Ruiue,W on
bont Joke. Why that ruin would me-
h'eAA me Come, pay me What you owe.
Some DAY. you hopc' Iwanttt now.
or III know the reason WhNt Come emma
OH fellow, it, all right ! know hna
These things are managed down here.
Who'll care
For a few odd thousands IN such a row.
AOu Won't You Scouudrel! I never knew
An honest banker vet. I YoW."
WILLIAM 80. SrnnnkKn
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ErEugenie usos a cane. batn

" LOtVIlI- u.t7 4 taIlti DUI MOI on tie Prince
81 Lcwlsourg, Ark CLAIMS 20 be the home Of
an Gu lady who has wypt over The grave, 81 ten
departed husbands
~ dr. j. b. McCullaCh, late OF the ST. Louis
Democrat, viii take position on the Globe, Of
that city.
~ Max StrakOscA has received from his
brobtr, Mr. Maurice Strakosch the INTEL jgence,
per Atlantic cable, taat the dircct0rship OF the
Italian Opera al Paris has passed into thgIr
haEus.
= MIS-. Gruuty says that If you want 70 zee a
me display OF diamonds upon the human form
you must secure the Introduction % the uglisSt
woman TO lie found az fashionable watering
place.
~ The recent trial OF Creese Comb, an alleged
murderer, IN COweta county, Ca, was diyeTsi-
Ted by the presence Of some half-dOzen OF has
icmaie relatives, weeping over and kissing the
unfortunate rrisoner.n
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NJ A X RIED.

-BUHCH-BUCKLEY August ttb. ls-s. tv ,h.
n > g Smith, pastor an Presbyterian church
hAhhh NJ. bUECH % MATTE 4 BUCKLEY
u " ashington, ID. G..
PlLsON-KILLM0E On the "a instant, AZ
I.i.liy church. by the Rev. Thomas C. Addison,
hILLMON, Il this city.
ShhLL1-CORCORAN On Tuesday evening
- ptembeT 2d. 1873, b. the Rev. Father RaIbia
COhCORAN, both Of Washington city, ID. q.
TIPPETT-JONES. On the 5th Of September.
lsL2. BY Rev. Thomas Burrows. WILLIAM TIP,
PITT to Mrs. LUCRETIA JONES, both q Wash
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DI Il ID,

HARRIS. On the morning Of the 23l inst Mrs.
A. G. HARRIs. Portland ana Augusta Ne ana
B0ston papers please copy 4
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, oil = NJ street northwest, on THURSDAY, 25th
inst.' 81 ?. m. Friends are invited q attend
PARKS. On The 2Si instant. CAREY PARKS.
Parks.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect-
fully requested TO attend his funeral from resfderce
No; 200 an street northwest, On Thursday, at ~
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Investment Bonds.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-3O First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars, and thereafter to pay no higher rate of in
terest than per cent on further issues of its
me limited REMAINDER Of the 7 $40 loan is Holr
ttiHs disposed 0 Through the usual az encies.
As the bonds OF this issue are made receivable in
payment OF the CompGny's lands at 1 10, they are
IN constant and increasing demand for this purpose,
and viii continue to be after tho loan is closed-a
fact which much enhances their yalne and attract
tiveness as an investment.
The Company has more than 500 miles OF its road
built and in operation, including the entire Eastern
Division connecting Lake Superior and the nayiga-
uCh oil the Missouri river, il has earned title to
nearly Ten Million acres Of its Land Grant, and
sales OF Land have thus far averaged s5 &C per
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pscifcs
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Try THOMAS 2. YAGGAMAN,

SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELEG ANT RESI-.
nEk0E. RECENTLY BUILT, WITH AL
mODERN COMMENCES, ON I3rE ST
BETWEEN X AND STREETS NORTHWEST
- Under and BY virtue Of a deed Of tFugN. dated
go November 5. A. d. lS72. aud recorded February
IS, a ID ISIS, IN Liber 7O5, folio asa 81 seq the
Undsrsigned trustees viii GU the 26ih day II sep
tenher, A. p. 1873 81 $50 o'clock p m, sell AZ
public auction, in front Of the premises lot nun
beTed forty four, ga In square Numbered an
dTed and forty eight, in the city q Washing
ton, d O.. said lot aud square designated ana
described on the ground plat OF plan of said city
This property Is situated on 18th street, between
sDd l. nOrthwes and is improved BY a very vala-
able and elegant residence. II will be sola subject
10 detd of trust made 10 VIM Stickney and c. rrs
H. Plant to secure $40 eco and interest which deed
is recorded In Liber T03, folio o. on the lsh kv al
November, A. u, lS72. The principal Of this slO05
will fall due In November, a. ID. 1874
The terms Of sale ere: 0nehalf cash and the resi-.
due in six and twelve MONTHS the deferred payments
70 bear siN.per cent. interest, aud be secured ga
the property sold; $500 Of the cash paynlarf IL IL
made at time OF sale. All conveyanciag al pur ha-
ser's cost.
If the terms Of sale are net complied with H. zf,
days from day Of sale, the trustees reserve ne an
20 resell the property a. the cost and risk of deas
Ing purchaser. - ~''-
GEo. =. APPLEBY,
WIN. Z. EDM0ESTON { trustees.
,. THoS. Z: WAGGAMAE,
CttIStCAus hen.l Auet
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10y LATIMER CLEARY.
- Arctioueers ana Resl Estate BrokerF,
SoutnNest corner Pennsylvania avenue nd rIta
street. Star Once Building.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPEOVFD
No. 93e.
- BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court q
SIS the District Of Columbia, passed ID certain
- cause in which William Mclean is psiqtin gnt
Elisha FElconer e al. are defcndanfs-ho. 2G,
Eq Doc. Ill will offer for sale sc Plbiic ele-
noD, in front OF the premises. on hoNDA1,
the 18th day of September 1873, NJ O'Clock
2. M, The following property lots Noe and %. IN
c N Thom subdivision OF lots IL and 49, IN square
No E3s Zach Of these lots is i'm proved By sub
stauiiaI 2story brick dwelling, contR ling rooms
Original Lot No. s. ia Square No. 23s, fronting s.
feet inches on North street, between lg.h and
Ih streets with depth Of 80 sect 70 an alley
Terms OF sale: OBe-third cash; balance i'm e.,usl
insfalmenfs at 6 and II months, with intsrest ~
cent per snnun, 10 be secured by the reten-iSn
cost. Sloo down on each piece o. property At time
Of sale. EUGENE GA RrTSl Tras.s-'
sep4-eo6ds LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Aucfi.
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y BoA CoS~rEID TOR, which was exhibited in
one Of the side shows AZ the Vermont state fair.
escaped nom his cage on Friday night aud ali
search TOR him proved unavailable until morn
lug. when be was discovered under tbe confer
table in FLORAL Hall, captured and Gagged up
again.
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TIE NATHAN MANSION, saws a New York
letter, which has stood vacant ever since the
mysterious murder. viii probably be sold &C
auction, ss II seems impossible 20 obtain a de-
slrac4e tenant. The owners complain that the
constant revival of the tragedy by the arrest OF
suspected or sel'-prOclaimUd 8ssls ms has nearly
ruined the property.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
EIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH IN tn z
EiLiks OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
OFFIcs OF BoARD 0F PuBLIc WoRKs.I

TOWN,D. G
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIc WORKsJ
. NAsHINGTON, u. O., September l. ls73.
seated Proposals viii be received AT tnis office
until l2m on the LIST day OF October, 1873 for the
efeetlon 81 system Of hre-alarm telegraph incIud-
ihg eH labor and material, tre-slarFa boxes, with
lhe necessary Circuits wire, machinery, and appur-
tenances required to place the system ia thorough
MorAlns order, agreeable to an act Of the Legisla-
i've Assembly OF the District Of Columbia approved
june 20, 1913, and in accordance with ths specifca-
lions, and mainly in accordance With the diagram,
bCth Ot which can be seen and will be explained al
room No. II, Columbia builiiugs "
Inc system TO be furnished shall be in every
respect equal TO the best In aud 10 secure that
The successful contractor will be required TO entsr
into good and sufficient bond for the full perform
ance Of the centract.
Bids must be ACCOM- panied By penal bond ieqally
certified 10 in the sum of ye thousand : $4,000 iOI-
lars, that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract II awarded him.
The right TO reject any all bids Is reserved.
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
nave been completed and acce pied BY the Board In
proper working order.
The contractor shall keep the system in good
working order for term Of two az years after COM
pletion, and twenty (2Ol per centum Of the amount
contracted for will be retained until the end Of the
SAID two (2) years as a guarantee therefor
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals for construction Of fire. alarm
telegraph and addressed 20
ALEX. 4. SHEPHERD,
sepltd Vice President Board Of Public Works.
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10 USEFURNISHTNG ARTICL rs /.
Handsome ChromOs, framed; large Landscape aud
Flower Pieces; Square add Oval Picture Frames.
LOOKING Glasses; Corner Brackets; Side Brackets.
tlsck Brackets; Book Shelves; Paper Racks; Towel
hacks, bat Racks; Book Slides; Music Stands, 6c,
ranging from q cents 20 z I.
B6herai an Ass Vases, B04uet Holders, Spittoous,
Gard sceivers, Cologne Sets, PRrian Busts aud
Haseg, Match SafeE &C, rangln from = cents 70 81
Six Clear Glass Goblets Tor 50 cents.
SIX steel Table KNIVES and six Forks for 81.
PLATED Table Spoons. Tea Spoons, Forks, Butter
Knives, Castors, Call Bells, Salt Cellars, &c.
SIX Table Mats for 81.
knifs boxes, hne Tee Trays. Bread Trays, from
g cents g 81.
swiss Clocks at 8 ]. warranted.
Albums, work Boxes and Work Baskets, Rustic
HANGING Baskets, sc.
A SAVING OF FROM rs TO SO CENTS mn
THE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO You.
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1.EEE Is DR"LL STORY OF how a man lost
aMaeer ma Pueblo, Colorado. stepping into n
large hguor shop, he offered 70 bef ten % one
thatAe could, bliudfOlded, tell the name Of any
liquor OF wine in the house, or any mixture OF
liquors by the taste and smell. All went we'll
WIN him ~ first. He named all the celebrated
brands correctly. Then they handed him a
glass OF water. He tasted, he smelt, he tasted
and smeit again, al q a. last, completely nom
llussed, he gave n up 80. Well. boys" ne said
You have got me. 10 seems 10 me A. Ia, wears
ago, struck something Of the kind in the
states, but Il was so long ago I have entirely
for gotten it.n
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
" No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and D as

SALE OF UNIMPROYED PROPERTY FRONT.
ING ON SAMPSON STREET, BETWEEN
18th AND l5fH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
Ga On THURSDAY, September 25th. 1873, at 5
3Soclock p: m, we hail sell. in front of the
premises, Lot So, IN Square 209, having ~ feet
front, running back 80 feet to alley more or less
mouths for notes bearing interest from ay Of sale
and cured by deed Of trust thu property sold
SO down on DAY Of sale. Oonyeyancing at pur-
sej 22-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
LADIES AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
SUsT Deceived:

Ladies Iron frame Hose, elastic and heavy for
I al aud Winter, pair f1r 81.
Gent superstou British II Alf ose, uair for 81
Ladies heriu0 Vests, L " -
Ladies MerlnO Pants, 81
Cent? Merino Shirts aIa Drawers. 81 each
Good IeriEo shirts, 81 cents.
Laoies l0-tuok Skirts, handsome Chemises, Draw
ers, Gowns, &c, at 81.
Itree superior quality Handkerchiefs for 81
than Sl25. '' '''A
Hands me Scarfs, 81 cents.
Leather and Velvet Belts al Is and 80 cents
Splendid quality 81 Suspenders nj SO cenfs
SAVING OF FROM IS TO so CENTS an
TIE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO YOU.
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RY FRANCIS a. KERRY, General Auotfonoo
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
VESSEL.
rs By sirtue ef a decree % the Circuit Court
g. Tor the city of Alexandria, Virginia rendered
ss.=@its May term, 1873, in the ohancery snit III
shirley J. King vs.. Shreoves and McQueen, tue un
deTSlghed, commissioners therein naned will sell al
public auction, at the wharf foot Of Cameron street
n me CITY OF AlsXandris AZ clock m, on SAT
URDAI the 21th day Of September, Is 3, the fin.
schooner "N VILLAIN Henry" row running on the
POTOMAC: This vessel has one deck and two mssts,
Is 4S teet Ia length, Is $40 feet in BREATH feet
IA depth, measures % o3l00 tons capacity under her
tonnage deck and IL in every way suitable FOR river
traffic and the oyster trade.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money to
De paid IN cah, and the residue in two eqGal install
mens OF and u months with interest from the dgy
Of sale, secured by the bonds of the purchaser with
good personal security the title to be retained until
the said lnstalmepts aud interest fully paid aud
the vessel liable 10 be resod at the risk Of the pur
chaser, upon the above terms, ia the event Of his
failure to comply with the conditions of sale.
Given under our hands this 2ist day Of August,
1873.
S Sk2F6 / A sn M6g6S4EBAoH'} oomrs Of Sale.
TftrC7 -aoeA
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THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET.
OrICE OF REMOVAL:

CARO- bezs leave 20 inform his customers ana
the public generally that he has removed his N
Bazaar TO No. zoe PENHsYLVAHIAA AVE E{
will keep q fine stock Of GOLD and sILvEK
WATCHES, Swiss and American make, JEWELRf
and DIAMONDS, which be viii cell at great bar
gains. solid u Karat Gold Watches, from $40 up
wards. Goods sold on monthly Instruments. No
trouble 70 show goods. Watches and yewolry neatly
repaired. Remember the name and number: u.
GARo, 500 Pennsyivsnis avenue under 4 stiens:
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MARRIAGE or DEAF NUTS AND NARROW
ESCAPE tF TBE BWIpE-Tbe marriage OF Mr..
Haynes, 90 tins city, a deaf mute, 20 Miss Bun
kcf, OF 81 Airy. also deaf ami dumb. took
place few DAYS ago In the latter town. and
tie ceremony AS described bv 81 eve witness
vas OF peculiarly Interesting character. Mr.
dudley, "a teacher IN the Deaf aud nufnb in
sutnte, accompanied Mr.. HAYNES ON his trim for
his bride. The minister read the u-ual mar
llhee ceremony, which WAS Interpreted by Mr.
Dudley u the candidates. The Responses we're
promptly made BY signs and everything vas
done tn order. On the journey 70 this citv he
hIidal party came very near being drowned
while crossing a swollen stream The bride
groom, Who never swan before rescued his
yoang bride by swimming and carving her m
his arms distance OF several wards 20 the
shore. Miss Bunker h. n daughter OF Eng one
OF the SIamese twins.-RaLellL " c. ~.
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10y Il. J. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Ne, 81 18th street. opposite III. & Post OfS IL,

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne. 5l1 eth street. opposite U. 8. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND, CONTAINING ABOUT EIGH.
TEEN ACREss BEING PART OF TWO
AM MOUNT PLEASANT" IL THE
COUNTY, AND ADJACENT TO THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, D. y.
- By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated July
&:s y. A. ID. 1873 and duly recorded in Liber No.
ITO, folio 1872, one of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, aud by direction of the party
secured tn reby, shall offer for sale at public
ton, on the pr, Tuises, TUESDAY, Sept. 3Oth,
lT5 at O'Clock D. m those certain pieces and lots
OF land, being parts of two tract, " Plain Deslng
and Mount Pleasant" being the same which were
conveyed by and described iu a certain d ed Of
Gillet, as executors, to Malyiua +. ID. Stevens by
deed dated October e. A. b. 1870, the said pieces or
parcels Of laud, containing about ei ghteen of
land, more OF less, and being the same which Were
conveyed 70 Seah r HObbie by certain deed recorded
in Liber J. s., No. 81. folio li5 &c, and aIso 10
said Julianna II gbbie by certain deed recorded in
Bber No: ola, folio ITO, &c, and also conveyed by
said parties Of the FIRST part TO Daniel l.. Eaton,
trustee, by deed dated LIST day of June, A d IS72
recorded in Liber No 6S5 folio 50, one of the land
records OF the county OF Washington, District Of Co.
lumbia, together with the improvements thereon
est ct ten per cent from July IL, lS3 and expenses
q sale, in cash; balance at six aAd twelve months
for which the notes of the purchaser bearing inter
est from the day OF sale, and secured by deed of
trust upon the property shall be giyen loo posit
on acceptance Of bid. II the terms of sale are not
complied with within seven days after sale, the
property will be resod at the risk and cost Of the
defaultng purchaser. ConveyancinR at purchaser
cost. A, L.. BARBER, Trustee
sedl9-d 4. SWEET, Auct
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I INITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE or
y NALCABLE PROPERTY IL UNTONTOMN

In virtue Of writ Of feri facias, issued from the
CleIk office of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and to directed, will sell AT pub.
Tic sale for cash, ia front of the Court house door
September, 1873, commencing at l2 O'Clock M All
John ". Van Hook right, title claim and interest
IN and to the following Lots in UnOntown, in said
District, follows, viz: Nos 80, 81 leo lO7 1885, Isl
20 25 26s 20 III, 45 405, 407, 405, s9, 4IO al, az
4l3. 4l4, AIS, All, AIS, 4l9 40 42l "a 49, 4 427 1
COS and COG, together with tho improvements there
On, seized and levied upon the property OF John
W, Van Hook, and will be sold 70 satisfy executiop
No. S,l0I in favor OF George W Miller and Eiisp
Miller, adm'rs. Of Charles Miller, use of William
Ward. ALEXANDER SgARP,
sep4-dts u. {. Marshal, ID. O.