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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01
NEW YORK LONDON AND PARIS. STYLE
FURNITURE
SPICER g. CARLISLE,
Rooms on St. German st., St. Cloud
opposite the Catholic church. 1z-v
Farm for Sale.

t'aTm Tor sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Prairie, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE an meadow, and the whole enclosed
with q good fence; thirty acres being under
cultiva ton. On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or of
]. 8. DAM,
On the premises.
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IXTEIDIR9 AND VISIT ING CARDS
w priatsd in neat style At the :: !
: r. J0bRNA + OFFICE.
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TIE GALLANT DEAD.

Justice to the memory Of tho gallant
dead 'oenpsls Us to record the following
we'll authenticated facts. Whom Capt.
Thomas found himself and men sur
rounded by a viudictive foe, true to his
nature as soldier he sought to cheer
the soldiers on to the bitter end to oh.
tain if possible life for life, and sell
their lives dearly, saying, "Meu, We
are surrounded, We must fight die like
men, like soldiers" In his noble ef-
forts to sustain the courage Of his small
command, he was ably seconded by
Lieut.. Howe, and Lieut.. Wright. A.
ter receiving q mortal wound hs buried
his gold watch and chain among the
rocks. and emptied his revolver smong
the enemy before dying. If living, hs
would also have written in terms of
well deserved praise of Lieut.. Howe,
who was similarly situated, and with a
portion Of bis Battery f., 4th Artil.
lery, set an example Of bravery and de-
termination to his men, uttering some
such sentiments ~ those already quo
ted-not that it required such expires.
sioos to stimulate tho men to deeds of
bravery, when every man would will
lingly follow either officer where they
led, yet they show mutual confidence
existing between them. Sincs they
were to fail, it is = pity that they had
not been opposed to worthier foes.
KILLED AND WOUNDED BROUGHT OFF.
Ga. m. April 28.-Troops With tho
killed and wounded are returning. Tho
killed number 10, the wounded %,
while others are missing. .&.'.,. +'.,s'
In many instances it is difficult to
recognise tho dead but for some articls |
Of dress known 70 have belonged 70 |
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Ten thousand emigrants left Liv-
erpool last week for the United States
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Lake Erie il now open.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Warm Spring Indians had taken four
seslps. This may be the whole or may
se emily portion of tho killed, the Mo-
docs being very careful to destroy a.
tar IS possible oil traces of their oasu.
alties, buryiug dead in caves or
burning the dead bodies. Their
wounded are supposed to be hidden,
bat very few Of them can be seen SO
FAR
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are "dead" Just because times are dull {!
They will all be live, aourishing, grow.
ing towos-but not through the efforts
of the grumblers. Pluck, energy and
perseverance,, with a fair share of nat.
ural advantages, will build any town.
ST. Cloud has the latter if its people
have not the former they do not de-.
serve to su ,oeed. Keep a stiff upper
lip, do all the business that is to be
done, keep the ball a. rolling, stop grum-
bling, aud you will all be rich vet,
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@Everything in our line made and
sold. illustrated Catalogue Of Machinery,
120 pages, sent free on application.
apr3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-11

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. r.u,>,o.,v
u Sole Lessee and Manager. ME- AuGOsriN OAAx
2sd street. corner sth avenue. Begins ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEsfMNI-s
RooTH's THEATRE. - FLORENCE.
M Il the " F0pg ). f FnShfS6E.
in his wq s6h hnPFn fssfao'er Of
I'll Illustrating fiSi phrases in rnsis Everyday Life.
TIVE TICKET sTt oEhnAvE MAN
with @ and s and cast
the ia' S MR. fFiho ii IN nEg"pA"''
nS VII Isl Bon sd s HITTHbh2 Ct ' al
theatre, or al Ditson Co j. music store III broadway
WALLAcK's.
and I MaqasS s5c FTssHn wAlIAoN
soTHaRaN,
in h bH 1gf,Ha aG sharnSfsr oil
powerful than a'is%e,sa
mEsALp."iIe was rs great last night even a. lame
have genius for ,r Fafed dys Of wen mg
lar and brisncy jar higher and ideal
than anything else b b Use GARR1cK
will be presented EXPRy EyENN6 SSd every
hsFai|sFi f5 Il Mr. soyHERs M FSHs a1LHEng
s SELF oA.hINiNh Ho'hhS' Am' foSiSi anu MIS-
ACT 3-"Garrick's Study"
book gSsn o IN be ordered " % Box
NERMANIA THEATRE
" Eourtesnth street near Third avenue; ,,uo,
FERNANDE, -
Comedy in four acts by Sardou.
Box Office open daily from till O'Clock
MRS. F. B. ooNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
" DIANA, or Iovh i%SiMa AisoUE.
Elegant scenery. Costumes, &c.
Mr. Frank Roche Mrs. E. b. CONWAY Mr. Walter Lennox'
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
- corner Twenty eighth street and Broadway
g %EK b N se 81 MY
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
ARR W 1'f 81 nTGd hxpf''"'
rAw4EAs on "f1nH RAMPAGE.
M! YdG kSo ~ H HbN FIN p IS.
Begins at 8. Seats secured.
2 %Dlv rp7,7,777 777,v ., ,orr.v
r NJ. BELLEw. THURSDAY.
oEours GIETH p ehApl sa aonner 81 vox
daeurs tresbele des modpatons agrlabes ct VARIES
~ Every reserved seat at seinways Saturday
sold before tho reading began
CTEINwAY HALL
- TUESDAY EVENING, February Il, 1873.
the @ %Gss sASfSeA lY T. b HSRflF SHsa0r
will give for 'R %h fsi 70 MY 4GFA her Lecture
Tickets SOC. No reserved seats
Tickets at the principal book and music stores and
at the hall
The entire proceeds will be given TO the Getty Sol
diers' and Sailors National Orphan Homestead
L,REE LECTURE ON FRENCH,
PROFESSOR rrfFENNE LAMBERT
Subject:
CULTIVATION OF THE EAR.
To be followed by
DRAMATIC FRENCH READINGS.
THURSDAY, AT 8 +. NJ,
at 1888 Broadway, between Thirty third and Thirty
fourth streets.
Professor LAMBERTS system is especially adapted to
those who desire make their knowledge of
French practically available
Sara oEsEvrA
CHAFA.
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID WIN. Il. FRELIGH. Manager
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. TO- 1873
and during the week,
Another Revival-the Popular Drama Of tho
HEATHER CHINEE;
CALIFORNIA IN ITS YOUTH.
Engagement for limited period of
Mr.. G. Is. COLLINS
who will perform his original character of LONG TOM,
THE MINER
This splendid sensational Drama, embodyng the most
thrilling incidents in The history of California will be ro
vived with all its ORIGINAL effects descriptive scenery
powerful cast and Mr. COLLINS will ride the beautiful
seed GAZELLE.
Also,
PROFESSOR ROSINSKY
will perform his Comic Drama in act entitled the
UUTCHMANS TROUBLES
NIT EVERYBODY.
In preparation, gorgeous Pantomme, called the
WILL o. THE WISP,
in which Mr. CHARLES ABBOTT the celebrated artistic
will appear.
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11TH STREET, 22I wEsT-NICELy FURNISHED
Ill Rooms with first class Board small American
family and nice location.
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OnTU STREET, NEAR FIFTH ANENUE.-A SECONI
,)O Floor, with FIRST class accommodations, 10 Vartic
desiring hoard; reference required Apply for addres
AT 5sS ii Stl avenue.
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u EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE
- and University place.-Square Room; hot ana col
water single and double Rooms tor gentlemen, SO 10 $S
Tnhlc Boariers 81.
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40 GROVE STREET, BETWEEN HUDSON AND
L - Bceckcr.-One single front Room 10 let with good
Board; fire and gas; terms moderate.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" Mr.. JAMES E. HAYES. Sole Lessee and Manager
MONDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY II.
Mr. Hayes begs to that the above date the
season will be resumed this favorite theatre whose
record for the past nine years Is made honorable with
the names of many OF the most famous dramatic
lar and comedy successes which be recalled to-day
with pleasure in the home circle among the most brill
liant and. at the time, the most pure and graceful
TO be remembered the New York stage. Upon this
caion also Mr. Hayes will have the honor to rentroduce
the best remembered and famous all the ympic
successes, the unapproachabe comedian
Mr.. G. l.. FOX,
who returns 10 New York the OF his earliest trk
uuphs, and to the Olympic Theatre, the stage Of his
FOR A BRIEF ENGAGEMENT ONLY
Mr. Fox interrupts for this purpose his successful
tour through the Western and southern States where his
had preceded him and his already almost
household word and he will revive, with all the bril-
liant al ncs of its original production, the world
nowned pantouiime of
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
To be produced with
Magnificent scenic effects
Wonderful tricks and varieties,
New costumes and all
THE GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
Full particulars hereafter.
y GENEVRA
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Ii Sole Lessee 1rs" and AUGUsTIN DAILY
Esd street, corner Sth avenue. Begins IA
LAST WEEK AND LAST MATINEE
THE CATARACT 81 THE oASdEs.
cry, sr r, TUESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 10.
On ANY. STAGE
anew and peculiar local and american Play kaedes,
ioar acts and eleven tablesns, BY
MIR. AUGUsIIN DAILY,
Entitled
RoUGWHISc
n5 S a9 Ss ssoswsy S s sss sS
new and characteristic dresses, extraordinary ma.
'hinery and pr2%pfMG6t5sssf 40 Nor H5h CAST
Box office open Saturday morning.
DALY's NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
EVERY NIGHT AT
ALIKE,
Augusin Days Brilliant Emotional Sensation
In consequence the undiminished and constantly inc
away 1 The ,Gs ssa SH%Sds
EVENING, INCLUDING SATURDAY.
ALIKE MATINEE SATURDAY AT IL O'CLOCK.
STH AVENUE THEATRE.
SPECIAL,
Mr.. DAILY begs to announce that In consequence OF
the most extraordinary demand for places witness
tho
New and Brilliant Emotional Play OF
ALIKE,
he Is compelled to postpone the the cOnems
plated change Of programme SATURDAY. NIGHTS.
Due notice will be given of the first change and for the
present
ALIKE
WILL BE PLAYED
EVERY EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-11

81 wAVERLEY PLAcF.-LARGE AND ELEGANTLY
- furnished Rooms on FIRST aud third floors, with
Board; tnhle, house and oea ion first class.
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Cf WEST WASHINGTON SoUARF-oNE LARGE
~ front Room. so hall Room, with rst board
location very pleasant and accessible prices moderate
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% WEST NINETEENTH STREET. Two NEWLY
1c'' aud neatly furnished Rooms, with annie closets
crate re ana lain a.. 'front.' Paror sunny exposure
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Mess sssees ana Managers JARkfTT PAGSER
pvs fSsff
rrz Sq 81 asP APP 81 HG1as
EsSsratss pSs ss Mssneent
sssa. r hs1e1' hsss
Davies vsnriiooust Trained Trained f Doss
Every hASHn % fS;is O'clock
WOODS 2 HH5f FHssvoHaAsors DAILY.
TIE sfs GHs ssSrh NJ oSihs ySupg SSSr'
original Comedy II Drama Maeac Of
siH 1 % s,SssHs Fl III sI H5Sa
TuEATRE ooMIouE,
f fos SIX ro MhTSs nsd oSMnnaser
the wor Mh senqTnsd and only
Mis-. q %ah HI e s%slnHos
:, Return Of al the old iavortcs:,. ,,,,,x,,r .
Mr. join QUEEN Miss KITTY O'NEIL,
NJ NJ S SaS a5sE sS A SS SEHsaS
'n .As AN EsrlRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Tor SIX NIGHTS and TWo MATINEEs ONLY:
MAJILTON MAJILTON MAJ1LTON
MAJILTON MAJlLrON MAJILTON
MAJILTON MAJILrON MAJILTON
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. ...................Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
' Begins # saturday Matinee Matinee;
oA WHEH HS be SssffsG &
oS P huSGh Hna 4 rGye 6 Drama
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
The Management II am again compelled to praise
Ill view OF the TACT the perfection OF stage method at
that this theatre. The setting OF One
so MANY Hundred Years OLD Is well worth
HUNDREDS article itselfn-"Nym
We're unable to Crinklen in the World.
procure I'VE have rarely real
Seats in this and complete success and the
theatre play fully merits it, The scenery
saturday last, Is especially aduirable-thcre Is q
respectfully conservatory in the fourth act
announce that which Is simply marvellous-while
SEATS MAY the furniture and appontmen ts are
NOW BE luxurious ana tasteful beyond be-
SECURED lief '--Courrier Etats Unis.
ONE Zone Hundred Years Old may
MONTH safely be accepted as one OF the
ADvNc we v ana vet 9rs sa rrens the ppys
Box office narily muddy channel of the
every day, placed the piece the stage with
:, from an ahluence OF pictorial beauty that
"a. NJ. to sP. NJ. Is astonis hing THE Arcadan.
Characters by Messrs. MARK SMITH, =. f. MACKAY,
G0MERY CLAUDE BURROUGHS, W. Fl. WILDER, W.
STUART, and Mrs. CLARA Jennings Miss MARY
GRlSWOID and Miss IMOGENE FOWLER
In the course of the play TRAINED CHOIR OF
THIRTY HllDRkN will sing BIRTHDAY CHORAL
composed by Mr. Tissngton,
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A WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET-A LARGE,
4 handsome Room To let WIN noaru' sou1ncin CA
pOsure.
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I BLOCK FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, AT l3l
West twenty third street Medium sized Room, with
closet FOR gentleman and wife, also Room Tor gentle
man, with Board. --------
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sd FLOOR-HANDsOMEIY FURNISHED, SUITABLE
= for family, with private table ii desired also Other
Rooms Tor gentlemen, with Board; location dcsifaoie
las East rwenty-frs street Gramercy Park
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Characters by Messrs. MARK SMITH y. +. MACKAY,
WELSH EDWARDS, GEORGE PARKES II. MONT
GO,MN ! CLAUDE BURROUGHS, ": Fl; WILDER, W:
STUART, and Mrs CLARA JENNINGS, Miss MARY
GRIsWOLD and Miss IMOGENE FOWLER.
In the of the play TRAINED CHOIR OF
THIRTY CHILDREN will sing BIRTHDAY CHORAL,
composed by Mr. Tissngton.
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ELEGANT SECOND STORY FOR FAMTIY-ALsO
~ Rooms on fourth floor Tor gentlemen. with Bonrd,
nrs class parties ana adults only % West Tventycghth
street, near Broadway.
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Il ARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOM TO LFT-WTTiI
~ Board TO single gentleman willing pay for superior
Accommodations private house near IN stcef
Address HONOR, box lSi Herald Office.
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| HEINRICH, DOTS BETTER
YOU did gone by dat Madince to
TONY PASTORS Opera House
to-day. vii vait for you,
Heinrich, behint dc cellar toor.
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Is oAooh0 rh'" iii hast Nineteenth street
Two single Rooms win roardi J. ..
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New and elaborate scenery representing much that y
notable from Broadway To the Rocky Mountains with
new and characteristic dresses, extraordinary
chnery and properties and with
A MOST NOTABLE CAST.
Box Office open Saturday morning
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rCwo ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
i with or W hou, Board; Union square.
GENUNG a CO, Boarders Directory 81 Cniou square
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CHORES ~ AND 10 EAST TWELFTH STREET TO
- lease l00fcct of Broadway; also front Broad
corner hoOms Inquire in book store 81 East Iwelh
street.
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no LET-BUILDINGS III AND 1l3 SEVENTH AVE-
4 nue. sui able for and manufacturing pur-
poses. Apply OF g. !. HARDY, On premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-12

IFinding that he could not renew his fallen
fortunes as railway brakeman, Coal Oil job nny
has been studying commerce "a a PittsbarS
business college.
Clinton (Iowa) clergyman startled his
mock Sunday evening, by telling them th az
"belI was not 50 full of men and women as men
and women were full OF he'll"
1Samuel Oliver, Of Amo, Indiana, at
tempted to kiss Mrs Hampton against her will
and succeeded in planting a smack on the back
OF her neck. He was fined s4I.2o and got A
maulipg besides.
S"Bitten by an alleged mad dog" is the
mild way In which il is put in Baltimore 10
avoid hurting the dogs feelings should lie
ton.
0"The most thoroughly ventilated man in
oswego," says Kansas paper, sis a horse-thief
whom the boys followed around for q while. He
has nineteen buckshot holes in his left breast and
twenty-ope In his left arm"
SThe costume OF young lady now a-days
10 a curious mixture of styles. The arrangement
Of the hair is Greek; the ruff Ia Elzabethan.
the jacket probably Louis Quatorze; the fan
represents the Trisnon epoch; and the ievelrv
is probably Moorish or Ftruscan.
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DI ED

BURNS. On the 10Th instant, MINNIE n q, only
child of George N. and Harriet nj. Burn. ared n
month"; and 20 days.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
Gtend the funeral, At the residence Of her parents
NO az street southwest, on Saturday, the l3th
Instant At $50 p. m. 81
CUSHING. On the nth inst, Mrs RACHEL T.
CUSHING, aged 81 years.
Services at the residence OF her son, Thomas A.
the 18th inst.
GRADY: On the llth instant, JOHN FRANCIS.
ard II days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral TO morrow Sunday Afternoon,
n 8 O'Clock, from 81 9, I'd street northeast.
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DY LATIMRR d CLEARY,
ID Auctionesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
Star once Building.
CHANCERY sALEOFy VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NORTI
CAPITOL STREET, NEAR STREET, CAP

TIE MAJ EAT 'ISh Fl ES aI
5 sPs S bs r s & n s sq
hing date on the Sd day OF June, A. ID. 1873, and
which samuel q a nderson and Others are complain
snts and Thomas W. Anderson and others are de-
de9SsP,s CHE same being cause No equity
M The ash dsy Of Ju Gn
a ls ., at os,cf all that piece or parcel
ington and District Of f Coiumba and Known G1 sad
1s S the sap
s9gare numbered 9 six hundred and 6s
Il p sas an the s 81 NS
inches ~ from the soutberR bon ndary line of said
n ns ssd south
inc hes ga ~ to the said southern boundary line Of
sh one sna by ss
ila,l more or less to the eastern boundary Of said
w Feet f dsr
ysst IN right line one hundred and
story briek DSsiling with thrse-stery back
And On IEpkSEsDAf, the soth day of July "A. D.
ias, at " O'clock noon, on the premises, piece
and District Of Columbia. Begi inning therefor at
stake and stones near the marked hickory trees at
Is degrees psrcSes to Of
land; north IS degrees W. IS perches; north Il de.
Erees 15-UO perches TO the District line; north
A degrees T. l58 6O-lO0 perches with said line to a
corner in BIRTHS line south 69h frees e. Ito l6 loo
perches with Britt's and CarroV hne to the begin
Mig, containing eighty eight 1881 acres of land
more or less.
The terms OF sale, prescribed by the decree are
Oneihird ASH and the residue in equal INSTALL
ments at twelve and eighteen months, bearing inter-
est at the rate Of eight per cent from the day of
sale, deferred payments to be secured to the ats
faction Of the trnstses and in case the purchaser
purchasers shall fail to comply with the said terms
Of sale within five days after such SALE the trustees
ser or purchasers at the risk and cost Of him or
them who shall be in default, upon SEX 3 notice
in some newspaper printed and published in the CITY
Of Washington. Two hundred and fifty dollars to
be paid at the time Of sale Of either portion Of the
property; otherwise the trustees may resell imme-
dately, ct the cost Of the defaultine purchaser All
convey spcng Ct the cost Of the purchaser purch
asers. A. THOMAS BRADLEY, d r..
O. G. MAGRUDER, JR., Trustees.
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1 ssIGNEEs SALE OF A LIE ESTATE

On SATURDAY, the 2eth day Of July, 1873, at
Register in Bankruptcy, in the City Hall, in Wash
ington, d c., will sell q. pablo auction AL the
rupt in and 70 the following described premises TO
vit The northern part Of lot No 10, In square No.
fronting n feet lth street by depth OF 100 feet
u inch, and improved by two story 6rick House.
The estate Of the said Hood is a Life estate, ADD the
property lie encountered by q deed Of frost for the
sum Of twenty hve hundred dollars subject % Viii ii
the sale Is made. GEO, MASON,
Us,H,S,S Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfUR Z DAYS.

RY LATIHER CLEARY,
- Auctis ne-rs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest e,rner Of Pennsylvania syeoue and Elev-
enfh street, Star Once Building.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
BErWrIS sfE xsb fIa HxEEH dERA.T
4f S s. s sssd RE Il ;asss,s y
ga; foli9 81, Of me lspa records Il W..Sinston
q The supreme Court o. the District Of Columbia,
sitting IN special term on the 9th day Of March, 1875
on s % a sne Of in
Ts:hiast.n Building A..oeiation, :. required By
O'clock m, the }siowins describ:d ptop.ss, to
vision q Of orrns 10: srSdt Is
square SO, beginning on Pennsylvania avenue ct the
aone said 0s Sne .ass
ls) feet, thence right angles to
said avenue eighty feet four and quarter Inches
thence along said alley ten feet ten and Quarter
inches t10 Ikl, thence parallel with said avenue
Go f bs sod M,s S
line OF original lot six 6) to the place Of beginning
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of q
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, of which 500
must be psid at the time of the sale, and the re-
months with interest at s per cent per snnum:
deferred payments to be secured by the notes Of the
@ .na deed Of r%s IF the II
within five days after the sale the trustee may resell
the property At the risk and cost Of the defautins
purchaser " A. WEE.TSWWtEGK, Trustees.
Jl6-2taw Sw&ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
gTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, july i4th, same hour and place.
by order of the Trustees.
jyS-eo&ds LATIMER n CLEARY, Aucts
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=, ALLEN-oMENs. On the 10th inst =, BY Rev. ].
n COMBS, GEORGE ALLEN 10 Miss ANNIE A
OWENS, both of this city II
MILLER-BUCKINGHAM On July lIth, 1873,
by Rev; w. M. Ingcrsoll, CHARLES II NILIFR
and CORA v. BUCKINGHAM, all Of Washinetan,
R0BY-TRCN0N On juno 10Th, by the Rev.
DR.. Cooper, at the NICK eEdree Chapel psrsonaps
Mr.. RoBERT R0BY, Of wsshine'On. D G to
Miss GEORGIA TRUXoS, Of Mary land. No
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DY LAflMER OLEARY, sf-f $50.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PenRsyl ania and 18th street
Star Once Buildings. Z
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWIN SOUTH And HTREETS.

- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District q Ooiumbis, parsed In Equity cause
mo. 3,1Q, wherein George v. Keen e q. are
complainants and Frederick 9Iombereer ct al. are
defendants, VIII cell, on MONDAY, The 9ist day
Of July, A. D. 1878, ct On O'Clock p m, in front Of
y. In Yrs2ssies assS rssofSsd i ssbdisision q
Square nine hundred and three lo0S) and the i'm.
royemenis thsrSss, eoasistiss % large comforta-
bic dwelling house and score room.
third Of purchase money cash; and the residue in
three equal paymsnts In sig, nine and twelve
the rate Of per cent er annum, until paid, from
day Of. sale, snd 30 be Men on the properly sold
within hours stsr said sas. and residue Of cash
payment to be made within ten days IRON Gay Of
coss snl rsk Of dsfslltlg purchaser or purchaser
No deed Giyen utit IN purchase money shall have
i,s-sAss EA4inSi ! cEsARr, o ASsis.