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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.
u No. 1901, Northwest cornerlOth and D streetu
TIE THE PUBLIC.
81 as r.. sssess 3: ks Sr
dem1c: Injections and Contagious Dis.

hules, Regulations and Instructions for
ea.es the pis:rie as Il esinnBia Dis
&c. Ct SS as e. R
y Il s made the duty Of the Board Of Health Of
said vh or sessS
~ any formidable epidemic, infectious or contagious
regulations and instructions as may, In their judge
ment, be deemed effective for the prevention and
sscs sna
until BY the said Board revoked: Prorided, That
ths same psy be modified in such manner o. in the
Of Columbia, believing that said District Of Coum
hereby make and issue the so%inS Orders
tions and instructions, to wit:
District q tVlpmOis. having knowledge of any case
Or cases 81 cholera, small pox yellow fever, ship
or INFECTIOUS disease, shall, within twenty -four
hoUr, after Obtaining such q nfOrms
diseases shall bs buried Within Twelve hours from
fsr
ment shat, 70, SUFFICIENT reasons, be extended, and
hereby le1uired upon the certificate Of the attend
Ing physician Or other responsible person having
Board Of Health and secure permit for the burial Of
s. No railroad or steumbost company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District OF CO.
s &c
eases, but any railroad, car, steamboat, or other
conveyance on which there may be any person or
article affected or suspected OF being Affected -
Aforesaid, shall be stopped upon the limit Of the
District Of Columbia until the Board OF Health ts
thereof shall have made Inspection OF said person or
article, and dis posed Of the according TO the
direction Of the Board of Health.
Z. During the prevalence Of any OF the foregoing
diseases within the District OF Columbia, there shall
be used e dsinfectants:In Irivies, dry earth dry
s,hss suiphnse Of from carbolie acid With suInsts
disipfectant; va er:coses, or 10 pounds OF sui
phate OF iron dissolved IN or gallons Of water,
with one. half pint Of crude carbolic acid added TO
the solution, shall BE- eployed quantities net Les
than one pint night and morning. In drains, sewers,
and upon premises generally. Quick lime, oarb0its
used In such Quantities and within such times - 20
keep all premises within the District Of Columbia In
proper sanitary condition.
o. That all undertAkers, or persons acting - un-
dertai ers in the city Of 0eoree,ovp are hereby re-
e p the BSsTS q Sn Of
dered, slbintsrments made By them, together with
certificate from the physician or other responsihle
person coguizant Of the attending
death Of any individual, setting forth the NAME
color, age time Of and cause Of death, and also the
place o. sossth:ss yith sSca other fact
service the Board in preventing the spread Of cpl.
denic, infectious or contagious disesses;
These regulations the Beard OF Health Will, q
conserve the public health, rigidy enforce accord
ing to the law the authority and making
It the d.ty Of the Board q Health to issue orders
regulations and in'tru cHRis : g. cox
Precedent Board Of Health, Dist. Of Columbia
Attest-D. W. BLISS, d. D., Secretary.
Approved-H. d. COOKE, Governor. iyl2-s0
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Daubury Newsana.

For two hours before the rain Saturday, the
neat Was intense. Not breath OF air stirred.
sho me leaves on the trees were as mOtionless
NJ ne ls the height OF the preserving season.
We saw through The window OF a Woorrer street
mouse, Saturday, ashirt-sleeved man irving ~
p pun on par OF boots and heard hun SAY quite
plainly; jam the jam stuff 70 JelI.'i 49,
What shall give my boy 90 make him hon.
ored add respectedI" writes an affection afe
father. Education and moral Irecepts were
once required 20 accomplish thus purpose butS
diamond pin now covers the ground.
There IL man on Franklin street who has
been engaged IN the past two months in a
mighty effort "a kin a cat. In that time that
unfortunate animal has explored the bottom OF
every sheet and stream OF Astcr within siN
miles OF Danbury, has had - uniuteutionAl
taste OF the several new varieties OF powder
and has got % IL can tell In the dark without
looking around, the difference between a half
brick and whole one. The man himself has mt
got Whole piece OF clothing In his wardrobe,
ana has almost entirely lost The use OF one leg
from rheumatism contracted while drosning
u ~ cat, and has more scratches on him than
The survivor OF four wives. His aged father
says lac will take chair out I'm the ward on a
pleasant afternoon, and will sit there for two
hours at time, and look at that cat and
swear.
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a PECULIARLY SAD CAsE.-Miss Margaret
Van Allen, beautiful girl nineteen wears of
age, was buried to-day. Twoy years ago she be-
came clerk in the dry goods establish ment OF
Muscoyitz x Russell. University Place, from
which she honorably retired TO accept a letter
position. Soon after Il WAS ascertained that
goods had been bought Of A. T. Stewart & Co.
on forged order Of Muscovitz q Russell Az
been unable 10 prove anything AGAINST them.
they caused Miss Van Allen 20 be arrested a
week ago Saturday afternoon. They placed
her In cell in the Charles police station
and kept her locked up until the next morning.
Miss Van Allen was then taken TO the jefferson
Market police court, where she endured for
nearly three hours the horrors OF the prisoners
pen and the society OF the vilest OF the city;
but NJ there was not q shadow OF proof against
her Justice Cox released her on her own recog-
nizance. She went home and was taken down
that day with jail fever, OF which she died. Her
death causes intense excitement throughout the
city. In the funeral sermon to-day the Rev.
Mr.. Rhodes pronounced her death sheer muir
der.-N. Y. C0TrespORdcRt. July SOFA.
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Hoes As SCAVENGERs.-The following an
pears IN the Banners report OF THURSDAYS
proceedings OF the Nashville common council !:
councilman Snowden said A man met me
the other day and said, Look here, Snowden,
how are you on the hog law? Amt you a can
oidateY When said, Look here, nv friend
stand on my own merits, and that II the way
intend 10 run, Then he said, SnOwden, but
the hog Is good scayenger.' Then I retorted
that whenever a man gets 80 indolent that h
depends on hog to clean out his own yard and
10 be his own scavenger, he had better 20
down on his all tours and be inclosed among
them.'"
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EVENING STAR.


BE csme-the image OF his sire.
With al the charms that youth can lena
And AT beside the kitsh.n inre,
While mamma did his garments mend
She turned his pockets inside out,
a Nd forth came miscells neOus thipcs
Ard all the region round about
Was sirewn with marbles, hsh-h hooks, strings
A dirty handkerchief. some gum.
fragments OF cake, a dozen nails
lhOtsgraIh that had become
Inc worse for vear-but language falls.
50 thought the mstron, IN dismsy.
And, with intention 20 DESTROY
Thrust In the stow such cards a. thex
Who play st euehre would employ
But quick the hoy, through smoke ana a.u.
Grabbed them, nor cared for hurns q speech,
And like young Csss-vhat's his name
Trod brsvely on the burning {" deck"
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A LENANDRIA & WASH
"A lNGTON r. r.. la lsgsssrsssffl
ALEXANDRIA Il FREDERICKSBURG r. r.
Corner Of b AMI Stkth Streets

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as foIlows:-6.7
q, ~, H. q, ID II noon, l. 2, 8, 4, s, 6, g. D. M
a. and D. m daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive "a forovs.-
o-5, %, ~, 80, 10 3d. II g, a. IN, u 49, 49, 2S3
-, IS, bS5, o.S5, .S3, s.S3 q. m; 80 a. m and n
except Sunday. uS e~H'
Washingt n and Ohio II. r. ~ y"
7.40 a. IN daily, except Sunday. "
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS via Richmond.
leaves Washington II y .. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and S1uthwest
Tor sac at Ohces, corner 18Th street and Psnnsyi.
vanis avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyi
wanna avenue, where passer leave orders Tor
baggage to be checked at all hotels and Residences
through to destination, ~ eo'
*. 5. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent. jy7.-tf
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RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ID ROAD.
Cop q n NJ w


After July Gath, 1873. trains will run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE; WASHINGTON.
s:Ss a. NJ, Niagara EXP, 6:l3 a. M, New York ex.
1858 a. m. New York Ex- SIS a. M, ali daily, az.
press, daily except Sun cept Sunday.
day. s:ss a. m, Express from
SIS a. M daily, accommo- North and West daily.
dation. ll:23 a. m, Accommoda-
Ills a. M, Fast Line tion from Baltimore
west, daily except Sun 2:3 y. m, Cincinnati
Los ,. m, New York ex- day. .A''' sun
SIS, Baltimore express. daily, except Sunday
$40 p. m, Baltimore &C. Chs D. M, all daily, ex.
compensation, daily, ex-l cept Sunday.
Sis p. m, Cincinnati En- Baltimore, daily from
press, daily, except Sun. West and North.
day. 10 40 D. m, Southern Ex-
wy p m daily New York prees, daily.
Night Express. lll:OS D. M, New York
1910 . m, Pacific Ex-l express.
press daily.
?. m, connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie at $40 and ii q. m. :, and 545 n m .
srriyine at Marlboro at l0:5U and 1l:5 Q. m, and
Trains arriving at Washington at Ills q. m. sls
and S:8 D; m i, connect At Bowie with trains leaving
PASSENGERS leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Northwest corner Of 9th st. and Pennsyl
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to Gil points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west, and southwest
L. l.. DUBARRY, General Sup't,
x. 3. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. jy2i-tf
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

..0AnQ 30. lssys e ,,sor. ~ s.ser:.s -
s e.! ssss y .s:s III B ~ se
sDe;s inc sooS q SSLb ssc
WATCHEs, gyi.s sla American na6s, 1W1tRY
gains. SOLID u khras Gold watchss, from eo up
Wards. Goods sold. On monthly tnstalmenfs. No
trouble to ehOW goods. watches and yewelry neatly
repaired Hemsmber the name ind number: j,
CARO-, sos Pennsylvania svsnus, under kaficnal
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RY LATIMER q CLHARN,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
Southwest corner Pennsyiv ana avenue and 18th q .
Star Once Building.
Ip Pk0REkTY on B sTkEEI, pkTWEEi

TRIsTIEy SALE OF pEsIRABLI IMPRoy.
18th AND 18TH sTs. NORTRwksT.
Unoer and BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bear
ing date lbs 18th day Of October, A. d. l02, and
duly rec ded In Liber No. s9s, folio ass, ct seq :,
one OF the La records for Washington county, Dis
t tn q Oosmbi. and b direstiSn g the party
las, at 6h O'Clock p. m, the following described
property: Part Of Lot Is, in square No. as, more
particularly described follows: Beginning at a
point on the north line of said square. ct the Of
seventy nine feet and iveeighth inc hes from
the northeast corner Of said square, and running
thence south eighty three feet four and
inches thence due west to the western line Of said
said lot Is eighty feet four and three fourth his
inches thence due east to the place Of beginning
together with the improvements thereon, Consisting
Of a three-story Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: Amount secured by said trust
SSOOoI. together with penses OF sale, in cash:
balance in Il and "a months. The notes Of the pur,
chaser bearing interest to bs taken for the deferred
payments. secured BY deed of trust on the premises
sold. IL the terms OF sale are not complied with
within six days from day Of sale the trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. 500 down at time Of
sale. Convey ancing at purchasers cost.
A. K. BROWNE, Trustee,
H-eo6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAf. July 18th, 1873, same hour and place.
jy7-eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
ey THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED until SATURDAY, August I'd, 1873, same
hour and place. By order of the trustee.
jy2l-eo&ds LATIMER OLEARY. Aucts
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l. QUIRED IN TIE CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE
NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT GIN
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

DkPARTMENT,
Sealed Proposals.. viii be received ct this once
n ~ ds1
ss .an e Cneinpsti, Ohio, IN the Dimension
Be made viii b. confined 70 Granitss, Marbles, and
upon q color snd eItyre s.ss
e ey' o. rpd the capacity for working under the
a sample block la.laxl2 inches, showing on one
ether. d,Tsnt kinds Of cutting, must Se submittsd
No stone that has not been tested by actual uss as
cut stone in buildings for at least ten years will be
eonsiaered and absolute proof that il has been 30
The stone must further have a good grain, and be
free from all dscolorng substances, and the quarry
capable Of furnishing the quality and quantity de-
. lIed within one year
auired. The actual average Of the stones cannot
be given but will approximate 40 cubic feet, the
stone win be ordered on schedule Of net sizes, in
order that the contractor may make proper allow.
sSeus Viii n ss cpa On la.
on on one inch to each cst face granite and mar.
es and Of onshsf inch to each cut face Of
nloders win state how soon they can commence
can e They vii iss ss
9sm mum sas the on that can be obtanes
the of the SasrTes from
wn,sh the stone pr1posed to be Furnished, and
which the quarry situated that the bidder %n 4 the
owner or lessee Of the quarry, must accompany the
bid.
All proposals must be made on, and In full accord
snce with, the printed forms to be obtained APP
plication at this ONCE and must be accompanied BY
penal bond in the suDof fifty Thousand dollars
the contract II awarded him, and give bond there
for the penal Of hundred thousand dollars,
lSl0oD and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
70 the Government security fer the faithful per-
Torrance OF the costract, the lease to take eject
upon the failure OF the contractor to comply with
the terms OF the contract. Said lease TO authorize
the Government take full possession Of the quarry
and work AZ the expense OF the contractor In case
The Department reserves the right 30 reject any
ell bids, to divide the contract and two or
more kinds Of stone.
Proposals must be enclosed In Q sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
new Government Building, Cincinnati, Ohio and
addressed to A. 3. MULLETT,
Jyl3-24t Supervising Architect.
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
OFYIcE OF PuBLIc BUILDINGS AND GRouNDs,l
Corner Penna. avenue and list street,
WAsHINeroN, ID. o.. July =, W3.A
Sealed Proposals will be received By the undeg-
sisned until IL m, on the 2srH DAT or Aueusf,
is TO furnish this once with fuel for the year end
Information q to quality, &c., &c, cen be Oh.
tanned on application ct this ONCE.
The right 20 reject any AL bids, or to accept any
bid, and each bidder IL required to de-
posit with the Treasurer U. 8. the sum Of o600,
guarantee Of faithful performance q The contract
" Colonel Of Eneinssrs, b. S.1,
iy2sst In charge Pub. Buildings and Grounds.
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p EMovAL.-H. =. FULTON would inform his
~ R.srons that he hss removed his LOAN ~
OFFlCB and SALESROOM 10 1333XOA
PEEEsYLxAEIA AVENUE. Having in-O y
creased facilities for doing business he respectfully
,olieits the Patronage Of his old friends and the
' sssssins NIX. FULTON. 1889 Pa. svsaus.
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DY LATIMER Il OLEARY,
ID Auctionsers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street
Star Office Building,
CHANGERY sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NORTH
CAPIT0L STREET, NEAR g STREET, CAP

CHANGERY SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
E fAdiI ali STREET, NEAR STREET. CAP,
Under and by virtue of deere. NJ the su-
e: preme Court Of the Dis riot of CoIumbis, bear
Aa ing date on the Sd day of June, A. D. 1873, and
s sTs
ants and Thomas W. Anderson and others are de-
docket the % a. Trustees. VIII sSn q
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, on
A. p 1873 ate o'cl.ck ?; m all that piece parcel
IN nad Of IN she S of Wash
described O on the Rs, % plan thereof
Square numbered six HUNDRED and sSf tsR
beginning for the same on the line 81 North CsSitcl
street, At point distant twenty-seven feet four
lot, numbered eight 49, and running thence south
with the line Of said street twenty feet four
with said line, one Hundred and twenty two feet,
toned line north twenty seven feet four inches,
twenty a2J feet, more or less. to the besin a
ming, together with the im provemens, consisting OF
story Briek Dys,ing with three-stery back
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree are
ments at twelve AID eighteen months, bearing inter
est at the rate Of eight per cent from the day Of
faction of the trustees aud in the purchaser or
purchasers shall fail to comply with the said terms
OF sale within five days after such SALE the trustees
may sell the property so sold to such defaulng pur
chaser or purchasers at the risk and cost Of him or
in some newspaper printed and published in the city
Of Washington. Two hundred and fifty dollars to
may resell Immediately, at the cost of the defsnltinS
purchaser al convey aucng at the cost of the pur,
4. THOMAS BRADLEY rru,ts..
jezs-sawsw;SSd,.M AAs sRTmE' JEY nv e..
%. e :, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN Tue
same hour and place: BY order Of the Trustees,
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o. A. BURLINGTON
M o. LUrrRBLL.

M o. LUTrRILL. o. a. BURLINGTON
LUrrRELL . BURLINGTON.
Auetisneers and CsDmissien Merchant,
S15 La. Ave-, bet. nh and 10Th strssh northwest.
uEeDscial and Psrsonai sftsntioa given 70 IL
sale Of Rsal Istats. aH-pms
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AUCTION SALES

Rf LATIMER CLEARY,
Aucti~neers ana Real k-tsse Broker.
Soothvesf ecrner Of Pennsy vanis ayepue 80 xi..
enth street, Star once Building.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At .rc,,ov
nj On sAIC EBAY, ITO MORROW , AuSasf
"a, ls3. at 10 o clock, IN front 81 o1r A..
huon Rooms. se shall have our usa Al sale 81
'household furut,urr. Terns cash ~
LATlAkR CLEARY, Aucts
RTwA. L. WALL Co, Ancsfoneer.-
- original Horse and Carriage Ra,asr
Louisiana avenue. between oh and 10Th streets
FOUR DRoyEs OF HORSES, JUST ARRIVED
rkOM OHIO, INDIANA AND PENNsYLVa.
kkSfklkATE STOCK BCGGIHS, FAMILY
CARRiAeES. CARTS, HARNESS, SC
~ 90 SATURDAY MORNING. August "a
N IS, eopmmeneine at 10 O'Clock, We will sell,
FOUR DRoyEs OF oRsEs, PRIVATE
STOCK, &c
Vne sorrsi Mare, syears old, lss hands hirh war
rsnted sound; good driver
ofe Brown Horse, 5years old, Is hands high, war.
rantsd SOUND, very handsome, and broke 90 har-
One Bay MARI, I5A hands high, 6 years old: war
rsnted sound and kind in barnes; a very prom
i-ing Mare, shows speed and sr4at end urancs
One Bay Horse, Is hands high, nne Double roadster
Also,
Several me. heavy Work Hsrses, Just arrived
One Horse, Pony Pheton and srness, 20 be sold 20
pay livery and charges.
One nne Family Horse, sound and gentle
Also, Family Carriage and Harness. the PROPERTY of
gentleman leaving for Europe.
Stock can be seen al the Bazaar at q. N dAy Of
II WM T.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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A WESTERN CoSGREssMAN carries his back
pay IN leather pouch attached 10 strap about
bis person. The device works admirably
Whenever he has any talk with good consc en-
uous people, and begins 30 feel that he ought
TO return IL, he just takes the money out, turns
II over two or three times. and the feeling ID
some at once.-N Il. Com. Adr,
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ilth Ct
Star Office Building

TWO COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF Z STREET sou THEAST,
BETWEEN 18TH AND I!rH STREETS
-. On MONDAY EVENING, August 4, 1873, at
70 O'Clock, In front Of the premises, shall sell
Alot 3, IN square ,090 improved by two comfort
able frame houses, containing FIVE rooms each .
property sells very low In this locality, and SIN all
houses are in demand, and the prope ty apidly i'm
proving In this section, should demand the attention
OF parties wishing to purchase comfortable house
Terms: One. third cash; the balance in 6 and IL
months, with interest at per cent. and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Convey ancing al
Of sale. ~
jyOd LATIMER & OLEARY Ancts
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A PARIS CORRESPONDENT sends this O. q
eood story: why are you crying 50, my
childY" inquired mamma of her Rrown-up
daughter. Because Mile. b. gave me q slap
In the face" "And did you return it?" ono.
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AUCTION sa LES
rms AFTERNOOn.

= =
ID AaetiOneer. and Real Estate Brsssr,. !.
Southwest corner Pennsfysals avenue and In H.
Star Once Building.
Fl 81 Is
ANp sTRLETs. AT AUCTION.
sns in Of os st ed SIS sss
mi, ne reausst Of the party secured thereby,
b asy ~ JS 81 ,1 I 81 Se
r m, lots y and a, in sausre is1 in Washington,
ins for depth q feet on n street, in, proved Sy a
large storehouse and dwelling, and two small dwell
Terms one-third c.sh; til. balance In six months.
With interest from day 6 ,sle to Be s.ssrsd BY deed
is-d LATiniR / 6 Gle Hsoss.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
AZ led II ~ 1sss same hour and place
bs-d D'' ~ LATfHtR q oLEARY, Auc,..
rsSK TE5 HB sGS1 SALE Is rosrRewEp until
NH-d LiTiMkB CLEABY, Aucts.
u ABsy5 shbk Still
fr.d place. iAT sHsh ies o fis;,s Auc,..
above sale Is posipsned until FRiDhY, aasast 1t,
d nOa Afa ' cfEaR9 h kus.
ID Real Estate AuctiOneer, s1s 7th street.
SAFE sEFr SFA yyAAdgsRLK AND ELEGANT RE-
MoDhRN CoNYENIENCES, on THiR,
JEsNTH STREET., BETWEEN & AND l.
STREETS, NORTHWEST
- Under and by virtue of deed OF trust dated
IA November 5, A. D. lS2, and recorded February
u.s. A. d ISIS, in Liber 703, folio s5I, ct seq, the
undersigned trustees will. IN the 1sr DAY OF AU-
GUST, A Z. 1873, at $50 O'Clock p m sell at public
snctlop, IN front of the premises, lot numbered
forty. four go, IN square Numbered two hundred
and forty eight 2isl, IN the city Of WashinsoA, d.
o., as said lot and SQUARE are designated and de-
scrIbed on the ground plat or plan of said city.
This property lie situated on 18th street, bet ween
and northwest, and is impured by a very yalua-
BILE and ee giant residence II will be sold subject 10
adeed Of trust made TO William StickneY and Geo
Plant, TO secure 10 900 aud interest which deed
ts recorded In Liber 703. folio "a the l4hday Of
November, A. ID. 1874 The principal of this 10 OOO
will fall due in November. A. ID. 1874 There are
$500 interest due and unpaid on this sum.
The terms Of sale are: One half cash, and the re-
sidue in six and twelve months, the deferred pay
ments to bear six per cent. interest, and TO be
cured on the property sold; $500 Of the cash pay
ment to be made at the time Of sale. All convey
ancipg at purchasers cost. II the of are
not complied with in six days from day of sale, thu
trustees the right TO resell the property at
the cost and risk of defauiting purchaser,
GEO. =. APPLEBY, lr,rs.a..
WIN Il. EDM0SSTON,S hrus'ee7'
jyl4-eo6ds TH0S. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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NEW YORK GIRL, at West Point, says the
idea that cadets are great firts IL popular fall
lacy In know no ng whaievtr q oIt &c.
IL girl tries 10 ''ftirt' with one, In the New
York sccePtation Of the word, IL frightens him
almost TO death.