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l:y ". t.~.Iin.
Auciiouccr and Read E~;r:c tgru;.
corner oil k!cyeut'I aud Bark : .-rts

% HANDSOME BUILDING LOT>,
~ FOUNDED 81 H-LVIDf',F. CiIrECH,
An HIGH STREETS. IN riiF PLAN q. bnE
GDN Nli.,. fuh SALE hT ALcllr\.-N tie
4, quest ii TIE original ownr~. aGall sell NJ atr-
i"l.r. l>;3 i: o',!cck =, NJ: taos" III
VERY IAN D.nMr. Lots located Il, above Zach
%aH 'pI feet. They command beautiful view -.
.lanr. river ald ~ >urrUunu-> very near and
convenient "a the lIc,.-,a H"rhs. Ers Isle. ,.i
otter manufacturing establishments, AMI. l"~i:r~.
~. II :: very desirable arid improving rrri ~ the
rifr. where small hu,>,~ ri" ~ much demand.
! Nat Of lie iu:, can hc stem al III. ollie.
TE.Ms: 9ur-:s.urih ri-h: htlaE"" Al f'stf. "'Ih'.
and tNctvr months Tor n"-"t!,:;sla H"i-. Interest
added, s,cl!l. i hy, trust ,"ct
v. GpDb!E. AurIiutIor r.
E,,uMuxp September p. ~, scitr"'ft5s
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aureTsoy saEEs-ghis Day.
By Cook & I.auglton. huctloneers'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

USEHOLD FUKNffURE, Cab
II PETS. CROCKERY. sc AT huttloN.-
THIS DAY nj 10 o'clock we " III gel ~ our aug
lion rooms a general assortment OF HJUSEfioLD
aud KITCHEN FUR:lTUkr, n-r.
HEU sells. TIIREE-PLY, and other CAIiPkIs
SC.
ALSO,
to close consignment, an Invoice OF
lIi,It.KfRY. GLASSWARE, ana
ROCKINGHAM WARE. -
COOK & LAUGHTOE.
an -, huctinnt crS
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[-EW EErAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
No 1918 MA!S STREET,
nearly opposite the post-ollca.
The undersigned i.::vc formed co-par,ncrslr
under the style and firm Of
HUDGINS, GORDON < co.
They will open about the 18th instant al entirely
new stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced buyer under the most
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience In the business In
this civ ami an intimate knowledge Of he wants OF
TIM community they eau with confidence iHsit the
patronage of their friends and the public.
t. r. UliI,liINS WM. ii. GORDON,
JOS j. ANDERSON, SAM'L ii. PRICE,
OSCAR HUDGlSS.
SEPTEMBER !, 1873. Sc @-s!n
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~ GruD!,- & ilialus,
Real Estate > gent, and >tr'i"ncrrs.
El:Yr..ii street b"t"rcu Main AMI Htnn.

nESIRAnLE AND CONVENIENTLY
~ LOCATE Eiirk I:E>ibEEo f.. ~. lop
>pI'ri! FIFTH STREET. i:"IWkt~ Nay
,NEtANAI., Al vInE.--ht wil' >cii Hr"I
,nc p:cuiar~. ga THURS DAY. :. IN ctll"!'cf. -
:. o'cturk - NJ. ii3r NcI: D,>lH " EI,F :iI
T.. lIyk.St'' located ~ a'pS" stated, cppii!H.E:
nine rnuI,s, Kitchen Win t"o room. W.; "ttr
and g,s Oh he premises, Tie Euu>: j. ~ present.
.rt.,,,ri hy Mr. G.. y. FroSt and i IN .""B r.rr.
Ina Ing recently been pager a. :aia',:. and ~
=, lrd. Situated close u thc 'rsiue.. l"rii'a al
the city aud in Il good uci-l'rr'io"!. ;'a property
snunl,i crutud IL" attention Of those IL want 81
Il colu!uilaiir hon."
TE!.&~: IstH HIeroi->ay. three payment, ct
$50. rJ,h At one. two a!t'l thitc year rom Hd'
Inn re- y.ih iul, rt-t s,t-aHH.tlly a ii III pee
cent rvr amman. Fer The rr~iHi". ou'-hii { 81.
and n.c-ln!i at four "nl!s. sikh Interest u TX
prr cent Possession m;: bc !'a,! hy tn October II
desired. GRUB lila
-. T. turIinurcf<.
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ACTION SALES.--FUTURE bay.
Ey Richardson &c Coz.
Zeal Estate Agents and huc f0n2crs.
Liz Min STREET.

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
Ii ON tUHnEH HILL FOR SALE 81 AtC-
TIOS.-We shall sell by auction. on ;he premises,
on M0ADh the gath instant 1T "a o'clock L. VI,
u VALUABLE BRICK DIV YELLING on the horil,
mrni and two .tories above, containing nice rooms,
kitchen, &c The lot hls front # 70 feet and
depth Of l55 feet. with alley In the rear. his
dwelling Is admirably arranged for division into
two.
TERMS: One-thlrdc cash: balaDc. In six aud twelve
mouis negotiable NOES Ia IN. give ~. the defer
red Ieiyilpnls with interest AMI d. and s"cnred by
Il deed Of trifs.. hItiiAnDSJS & Co.
seq Auc iOncrrS.
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CuERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF an order
- Of the ircuit Court If the city OF I'll hmonl
made In the f,s. of Hamilton singhli Gcnryr
DIJay. shall proceed Ia SCI! II tn. She iiys .f"c
1lI5 MINI street. WEiIS fSi,AY tll. Isl day ri
bctGlnr. 1875. mt III o'clock one superior IiAitt-
TiLLE TABLE, Ia good condition.
JOHN ~. WRIGHT.
Sc 23-td sheriff City OF Eici.oud
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] Dj'<.E... Fol, SALE.

Esuu>..* FOR SALE.
\ rRA51n DWELLING; wl.hhr<"m"n; anltwa
sloli> ..;c,r. coof'inir seven ICONS, MIN httrhrn
tnI ul,,c" ro.I!ct and r"ns'ncu"c> and l.pi %
y 80 icct ~, the wat side 1T i'""lriy->,rc nih
.trtt lriwtcu lay ad Leigh streets. tAu:cn i!l!I
'"' '''' ''''''',''' EiCHARD.oN y CO.
AFRA:.F DWELLING with tHn s,orc:. coy
e. Il with slate. containing sven t"oms: kitchen
and ;itc usual "ut-houSce. and LOT - hy lS5 I,"i
un he south side II clay STREET bc:w'cn twenty
eighth and Tw."iy-in,i streets, church ll!sl, FOR
EICHaEDSo% & 60.
/ FRAME DWELLING With two stories. ursi
10 Tie above. containing rnoiu>: kichcr and
the usual ou;-E"usS and Lor 80 oy l55 fee, neatly
nruau"ntcd with -hrabErry. &C.. fer sale privately
Apply 10 EltliAf!.SnH X CO..
- 20-:t ii Is Main sire I
A NYBUDY WHO WANTS \ GOOD
~ FAEM. come aud buy GREENWOOD" In
ilcnrico c"unty. sixteen mile: below l;ichtnohd'
one a,! IA half miles from james river. very near
Turkey Island creek &ud the River roati; contains
about TlIEEs. HUNDRED AND FIGHT ACRES
ct which nifty acres are IN timber: balance cirared.
AbnEt two Thirds is tine Hat land, not subject 10
overflow: the highland equally - %"o'. FINE Sras,
land: lic- beautifully, gently sopin2 To ihc SCUM :
abonnds in springs OF good water: an abu!;da &C OF
ih,. best mari; no waste land; really good soii
ia ur-;lly: very healthy
DA E.LLi>,; w!th far rooms kitchen, corn
crib. dairy cabins, stables. &c. Church. mill black.
sL hShop. and stores convenient. III dtsireu Viii
lie divided.
Apply TO l.. II. KEMP. or the premises, or 10
}. l.. AppERoOS. Real Estate Agent.
sc's-1!t Elch"'HEc
EOR SALE PRIV ATELI. SES ERAL
L LOTS on Decatur and Madison streets III -
per front foot: also. lumber Of small houses III
Marx', addition. now renting 10 good tenants.
te''''' ''''' $40 MOODY 4 RoYALL,
Real Estate ag'is.
Office corner Of Seventh and Hall streets.
~, Is Manchester. Va.
DRINATE SALE OF THE GRANITE
l. QUARRY OF THE JAMES RIVER Or -
| TIE COMP Ny. consisting OF ONE HI l)kcD
ACRES OF LAND With Improvements thereon
DWELLING-IOUSE WHARF, DERRICK. AMI
complete QUa RtI APPARATUS. The q.iarry
and appurtcnancca all In working order Qtaiti )
| ut the granite unsurpassed The property fronts
on Ja,:rs rive lying In Chesterfield county, Va.
adjoining HE lands OF s. Bassett Frc"ch near the
civ Of ficimonu. Bids In wri tlng are solicited,
and the highest bidder win becomc the purchaser.
| For farther information apply 10
ISAAC Ii. SHIELDS.
Attorney Ut Law,
corner Tenth and Bank 81 Gets,
Richmond, Va,
Attorney for james River Granite Company.
all 23-lm
II
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0Galveston, Texas, has received cards for
the approaching msrria age of a Young gentleman
and lady Of that ilk aged respectively fourteen
and twelve.
~Sisitors 70 Vienna will have a choice of
thirty routes to choose from when they reach
England, the fares varying from thlrty-tvo
dollars TO forty-three dollars On gold.
81 The Boston Traveller has an item ahout
"a well known president OF a well know steam
boat company, who IL personally known 20 but
few OF the officers and employees"
81 Mr., Cooley, editor and publisher of the
"Lady's Book" which has borne his name for
over forty years, has gone 70 Europe for his
health.
@In st. Lo0is John c. Fitzgibbon wishes
divorce frt m his wife or account of her super
huous energy. ON one occasion she shit him
with fiat-iron,' and upon another s.kuOc ked
out all his front teeth with stone"
~An exchange SAYS: Worcester Mass
papers tell Of q woman stopping in that city,
not yet thirty years old, Who Is the mother Of
thnteen children" Well. we think IA about
time she was stopping somewhere Courier
Journal.
- The Boston Globe thinks il is unkiDd to
rioicule those items in the papers about cen
tenarlans. Ii says il il no easy thing TO become
centenarian, and IL knows several who have
falled, one, particularly, who n a. been al II ~
yeaTs and has not succeeded.
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IDY led

COMMON. ON the eh.instant, after long and
severe lines, MAURICE JOSEPH, infant son q
Johli and Catherine Connor, aged months and Is
The funeral will take place 10 morrow fsu,s.,,
corner Il oh aud II streets northwest. The friends
OF the family are respectfully in, tied O. attend
HARRISON. snddenly, At MartinsbnrC, Va at
socleek a. m, y. HARRISON departed this Iife
at" T6s FUNERAL w tain r PHRT P ,s eSs
his father, l2l0 9th street southwest on Tne-isy
RhAA6SoN On The 7Lh inst, sf.er alons illness,
The relatives and friends are respectfully re-
so%h~es susd hS ne SR Seem from 4aS LIST T:'
LUCAS. HENRN LUCAS, in the Ssh year OF
his age.
e attend hs funeral from the First Baptist church.
Dunbart9n street, Georgetown, on Sunday sf.er,
Of p eqmonia, ELISHA LAzENBY, in the Tsi
Notice of funeral in Sunday papers,
MeNA Al L On the slh q My 1873, aged
Funeral y viii III take place At o'clock to morrow
iron sns s ss late sa Rdss
and relatives respectfully invited to attend.
~ os 81 shs er sSES e the s, 81
months and Is days. iPhiiadeiphs Gernsnio..
The midnish, moonis besming
Upon HE silent grave,
The one ne couli not save.
The clouds Of sricf are hsaving
Their shadows on my brow;
oh chide me not for weeping,
have no husband new
FUNERAL on Sunday next, at . 80 m d, from his
late residence, go o. street southwest, to which
the relatives and friends invited Sc
TT TRITON. On Friday, May 9Th, at ten minutes
rsst two O'Clock a. m, JOHN b. fURT0N. in the
The relatives and friends are invited to attend M,
funeral from bis late residence, No. 2l22 II street
northwest, on Sunds afternoon, st 5 O'Clock. q
WILKINS. On the mornin e of the 9th instant,
his residence, at Uniontown, ID. q, BENJAMIN
WILkINt. after q long and painful illness.
His friends are invited TO attead his funeral ct the
above place, on Sunday, the llth lust, O'Clock
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtne Of writ Of her faciAs issued out Of the
Clerks once OF the Supceme Court Of the District
lie sale for casa, In front Of the Court House door
e s :aid District. On FRDAr the $50 day q M Nay
claim and interest in and lot No 5, In square No
lr.. Also, the west half Of lot No. IN square No.
loss, in the city Of Wsshir gsoa, ID. O., Together
with all and singular the improvenents therson,
seized and levied upon g. the property of Richard
1854, In FAY or Of John V. lie Barnes. - =,
ms dts ALEX. SHARP. Q g. Marshal, o, c.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
"Possnl Factltties."
HOW Tsk MAIL DKPoIs ARE MANAGED IN a.,

49," AL nhfols ARE MANAGED NON
TANA.
An amusing experience which recently hefeu
aso.clai agent OF The Post Ofhce pepartmept.
ILLUSTRATES inc IDEAS which postms sterr in the fsr
~tst entertain regarding the dignity and i'm
ror,ance OF tneu position. The agent common-
" taled MAJ, While officially vtsitins
various Offices In Montsna territory f,r ,ss ~,
pose OF correcting any irregularities of mr.
masters, stopped st Iron Rod. Going into the
post-offce he found the room divided into thrce
sections, fret n saloon, next the pcst-ofice ant
last a faro bank. The mailbag was brought
IN, rough-looking customer orered IL, ana
en- ptled the contents on the floor. The entire
crowd nj once get down on their hsnds AMI
knees and commenced overhaaling the letters
among which, several were registered. and Sc
lected such as they wanted. Afur they were
through. the remaining letters were shoyeled
INTO candle oxi md placed on tie bar. The
slt'ial agent TIA king the 0fice needed little
tekuiSung asked the bar tender WHO had receiy-
gu ana d'strrbHfsd the mail. IL he was the most
master. He answered me" "Are won the as
sistsnt post master?' "No- sWhere A. the
postmaster "out mining "where a. m.
assistant post-RaSter?- sstsone 90 Heil,s 80
yon, aud by Cd Bill Jones has ept "a rnp ,hS.
ID ONCE next week; it's his turn The goy
ernIneh Mt Official then stated who De waS.sns
demanded the keys % the Office The hsr-.ens :
eT cody took the candle box from the h.r
placed II on the floor and gave n a kick sena
ing II out OF the door, saying, sThere's yo1r
d post-office. Now. You son of A gun
riL" The agent saws, knowing the custom.
OF the country, got" That Ollie was discon-
tinUed.
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HAD 1T BEBN A PICNIC, and mt = baptismal
spa ctacie, that drew such a crowd OF people ON
10 the bridge ~ Dixon Illinois. 80 60 break down
the structure, We should have hid the and of
aNrathful Providence visible I'm the event re-
bukfng the Sabbath breakers. We are pu1zlea
TO know what theory those who expauod the
ways OF God TO man will form OF it.-Cfnctsnaft
al
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GALE OF SMALL ARMS AND ACQUIRE

bUkBAU OF 0EpNANCEs L
NAVY DEPARTMENT, April IL, lH3.{
There will be sold q public anction TO the highest
bidder, at ~ m, on "WEDNESDAY, May II 1873,
IN the ONCE Of the Inspector Of Ordnance, Navy
Yard, New fork, quantity Of small arms and 60
eOntrements, ss follows, via:
Szs2 Plymouth rinss, cal. 50, serviceable.
H4 Plymouth rifles, cal. So, needing repairs.
66Ol Ply mouth rifle sabre bay onets.
63s5 Plymouth rife sabre bay onet -scabbards.
GA Sharps Hankins carbines, cal. 81. servieea-
BILE. o.
az shsrps q Hankins carbinss, cal 81, needing
pairs.
rs Sharpe Hankins rifles, cal. IS, serviceable.
d Sharps Hsnkins rifles, cal. 80 needing re-
rs shMps Hankins rife sabre bayonsts and scsb-
bards.
Terms: One half cash in Government funds on the
conclusion Of the sae and the remainder within ten
(l0D days ards, during which time the articles
must be ed from the yard, otherwise they WIN
revert to the Government.
II Is to be Distinctly understood that no guarantee
will be given purchasers Of articles for sale and
noted In the catalogue, regards their exact condi
ton or quality; but 10 10 believed, however, that
everything offered for sale z e represented:
sls-db Chief Of Bureau.
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II ORTGAGEE SALE OF FARM NEAR
VI ROCKVILLE

Av1 ROCkVILLE.
a by virtue Of q power contained in deed OF
eomery county. to Thomas ID. Fullerton, trus-
tee Of the estate OF the late John Bergman Of Bait
more city, dec bearing date the 18th Of January,
lS66, and recorded among the land records of NJ ,nt
&c, the undersigned, otrustee OF said estate and
towhom the mortgage aforesaid has been duly as
signed. will offer at public sale, at the Court House
in Rockville, on TUESDAY, 27th day Of May, 1873,
of land, situated in Montgomery county, mentioned
and described In said mortgage. The one is COM
posed of parts Of several tracts called respectively
Ashley |" The Two Brothers," and Valentines
ing from Frederick Town to Rockville and contain
ing in all ~ acres and being the land that
was conveyed by Michael b. Griffith to said .nry
Wes by deed dated 18th of November, 1888, and re-
land records Of Montgomery county.
The other parcel OF land is part of the tract
called burgundy" containing ~ acres and IL
perches, and is known Lot No. 9 in the divisfvN
the same lot which conveyed by Mary ID. G over
nenr. executrix Of the last will and testament of
said Lee TO the said West by deed dated the 18th Of
May, 1868, ard recorded in Lber Il. b. p, No. I,
folio "a, one OF the Land Records of Montgomery
county.
These two parcels of land, more particuiarlyd.
scribed by metes and bounds IN said deed Of mort
gage, are contiguous to or very near each other be-
ing improved with Dwelling house and other usual
farm buildings. They are situated about two miles
from the { wn Of Rockville and about II miles from
Washington city, and the Metropolitan railroad,
now about being opened for travel, passes through
the land and brings il within a short and very con-
yenient distance Of he national capital.
The terms OF sale as prescribed in said mortgage,
are that one-haf Of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash. ard the residue in two equal install
day Of sale. A. W. BRADFORD,
ml0-eotd Trustee and Assignee.
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SALE.

pkk14PTOkf SALE.
VERY ELEeANr COUNTRY SEAT ANDFARM,
"Woolton Hail." Mansion, Farm, and Tenant
Houses. 50 acres, Philadelphia and Wilmington
TuTnpike, Brandy wine Hundred, New Castle coun-
~, Del, three squares from Bellevue Station, on
the Phiiadslphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road, half mile from the river Delaware, three miles
from Wilmington, nine miles from Chests, and Is
miles from Philadelphia, residence Of o. b. briggs,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1873,
Alta O'Clock, noon. will be sold at public sale,
without any reserve Whatever, ct the Philadeiphia
Exchange.
~ The very elegant Furniture made BY Smith
Can pion, may be had at valuafion BY the pur-
chaser.
DFull particularly in handbills.
n M THOMAS SONS, Aucts,
ms5 .IelA,H n 40 l39 and ~ 5. 9TH, Phils.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Of Pennsyiy ania and Elev-
enth street, Star Office Building.

SALE OF GROCERIES CONTAINED IN STORE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF NINTH AND p
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
R# On MONDAY MORNING, May 18Th,
SEA Isell the following first. class Groceries:
Fresh Shelf Goods, embracing Canned Corn,
Tomatoes, Peaches, &c, &c.
misunderstanding Of Sugars, Spices, Essences,
large quantity of fine Teas, Matches, Smoking
ard Chewing Tobaceos, Candles, Yeast Powder,
Hacking Brushes, Coffees, Wooden and Willow
Ware, Soaps, Starch. &c, together with numer-
Gus other goods usually found in well kept Gro
ALSO,
Horse, Wagon and Harness. Terms cash.
MO q LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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RY s. SAMSTAG CO., AnctiOneers,
- No. 62S Louisiana ave., bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
ID. The remaining stock Of MEMS and BOYS,
~ CLoTHIEG; GENTs, -FURNisRfNa
VWS999DDs; afESS Boys s md = LADi. s,
GOODS; WHITE GQQDS, tACES, EMkRoIRE-
RIES, HOSIERY. UMBRELLAS. PARASoLS,
and great many other Goods, too numerous to men
ton, viii be closed ont at auction, eennencipg on
MONDAY MORNING., May ~, at 10 O'Clock, and
closed out. Terms cash 10. .gf-.s-.i |
8. sAMSTAG & CO., Auc.ionesrs, -r
!. n9- q 62e La. ave. bet 9Th and 7h streets.
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QY b. II. WARNkk,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 72S 7th street, between g and II streets.
PUBLIC SALE OFyALUABLE THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT MASTIC FRONT HOUSE,
No. zoos, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MASSA
'CHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN 10Th AND
18th STREETS, OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT
RESERVATI0N.
- / will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY,
"a May 10th, 1873, in front Of the premises, puse
mo. 1905 Massachusetts avenue 1t contains
IL rosms, store room, bath ROOM wash room, cellar
gas, hot and cold water, stationary marble-top
basins, wash tubs. Latrobes. furnace and range
The location is delightful Lot ~ feet front by good
depth.
nouts with per cent interest, secured by deed of
trust. 500 down when the property Is sold.
n.6-eo6ds III. WARNER, Auct
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d ste.

IL i UhEEN q W ILLIAMSs huctfOneerG,
NATE RESIDENOE, FRONTING ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN THIRD AND
EouRTH STREETS WEST, NEAR THE CITY
- On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 6 O'Clock
sausre Ma s ss b On sne poed hesR Part lot
BY 90 feet ~ inches deep. with two side walls
purchasers to attend the sale, il in first class
neighborhood.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest," aud Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold. All
ancing and amps at the cost Of the
purchaser. One hundred dollars down on the day of
sale, (m6-d1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctiopeezs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pensylvania avenue and 18th e.,
Star Once Buildines.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY. 462 PENNsTLvA-
MA AVENUE, SOUTH SlDE, BETWEEN AZ

MA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN az
ANE 9TH STREETS NORTRWESr.
-, BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of
. the District Of Columbia, passed on the 9TH day
!, =. Of MAY, A. D; fE', IA ehsnesry cause q ss%ne;
will sell, af public anetion, on TUESDAY, the 81
day Of june, A. ID 1855 at O'Clock y. m, front
Of the premises, Lot Numbered 81, Reservation b,
lying and being the sisy Of Wsshington, District
ofColumbia with improvements thereon con- istins
Of substantial brick store and warehouse Saidlot
Tor the same At Ne northeast corner Of said lot and
avenue twenty five feet thence south TO alley i'm
the rear one hundred and twenty tl) FEET I'VE
go fnches thence east alene the line al ala alIey
twenty i've 80 feet; thence north TO P~nnsyIvanis
avenue snd the place Of the beginning one HUNDRED
and twenty seven az feet i've go inches.
IeIps oi sale, a. prescribed by the decree: One
fourth cash; and the balance IN sig, twelve and
sM be t.ken, payable in sgssi instslasnis, With
sssasit ~ a. Rsr cent Isyssse ssmi snnu.liy:
tine of sale IL the tesn. Of sale be not complied
be re.od At the cost ard fsk Of the Con-
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BALIrh0E.H; AND AND OHIoE

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Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MOkk and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST Are
FoR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at As, SIS, s:0o s:a
and io~ g. m: Loo, SIS, 4lO, s:O, go, Soo and SIS
ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE.
Ss.ss ~ 80 and sto o. m, and Loo, sis, So 500
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
saf S i, s and md SP s sS1d1g at AS and
,ories Icy, sds and SIS trains stop the
Laurel, Annapolis Junction. Hanoyes And Reiav
Also, the Sis m will stop at Jessups Cut and he
~ .. 10. &c Penn's Crossing ~
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave o. 6;9 q. and 4 10 D. M but no trains IN m
from Annapolis on Sunday ~ ="
FOR NORFOLK
Leave At LOO p m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leas s asi,y, except Saturday and Sunday, 1t So
and s;W p m, and on Sunday ct SIS ana 500 .. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
from New York, Philsdelphia and Baltimore AZ
sS g. m, and 5: IS and SIS D. N.
rron Fhiladelphia and Baltimore ct $50 O. m
sac l.eo, SO, SIS, 6s, 7;6, 9s6, and 1850 D. m.
FROM THE WEST,
Arrive ct l;50, 6.8 and l0:50 D. m
Through tickets to the West ca % be had n sh.
Warrington Station Ticket Once at ali hour Of the
day; also, e the Company Office, 4s5 Pennsyivanis
avenue: Passengers purchasing tickets at the Ave
nue. once can there arrange TO have their bargase
called Tor and checked a their residence taken 70 me
FOR New York, PhiiadsIe,is and Bosto. ,se I'd
Vertsement Of Through Line"
1HOS. II. SHARP, Asst Master TRANSFORMATION
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
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