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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-05
Tnesdav. Jannary %. ISL.

TN Obedience to the decree Of the Desha Cir
i cult Court, I viii sell, TO the highest bidder,
at the Court-House door in Napoleon, Arkan-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-05

The finance committee snail audit all bills,
exercise c general supervision over the tnsn-
ctal affairs Of the exchange, direct and con-
troll sll Investments Of the funds Of the eX-
change, and annually audit the accounts OF
the treasurer, and report 10 the board OF di-
rectou mCnthly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-05

WAsHINcToS. December 4.-ror the New
England and ST. Lawrence valley, fresh and
high southwesterly 70 northwesterly winds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-05

The board OF appeals shall hear and decide
finally, all controversies upon which an
award has been previously y made by an arDi-
tratiOn committee, and from which appeal
has been taken by one OF the parties, as pro-
yided in article thirteen Of these bylaws.
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ARTTCLEx-rHE SECRETARY.

| The secretary shall keep accurate minutes
! OF the mestings of the exchange aud the
! board OF directors; he shall cause notice 70 be
posted on the bulletins, and otherwise, as may
/ be directed by the president OF the board, OF
| all meetings Of the exchange, and give notice
l IN writing OF all meetings % the board.
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Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

del For FARRIs & WOODBRIDGE.
, 1873-07-26
WANTED--MALE HELP.

BoolzIfoopnrs. Clerks, Etc.
WANTED AND sUCOEBAFpL
Travelling .stosnan for boots and slont, With oathb.
llsh9d srsdo tloso Wo can Imand aucccss from tho
pl, until Wedno't!ay. q. B. R1CltAnD6oN / CO.. 15a
, 1873-07-26
MARINE.


Fort af Chicago.
achr Bertha Barnes, MenoMinee, lumber,
Behr John Tabbuts, MuHkcgon, lumber.
Prop Annte Laura, HuakeGop, lumber.
ecow I. Painter, 6outh Haven. tan larh.
Behr Gen. Grant, Mnnfatee, lumber.
Hchr Truman Moss, Muskcgon, lumber.
IEop Lake Michigan, Montreal, sundries.
BshT Pilot, MuskeBon, lumber.
aehr 4. plugger, Holland, tan bark.
Bchr v. Il. 11ava1ns: Onion Pier, wood.
schr Regulator, Muskegon, lumber.
Bchr Adriatic, Musksgou, lumber.
Bc11r ". Il. willard, Mustogon, lumber.
Boox 0rsngor, Willard's I4er, lumber.
stmr Manttoroc, Two niYor, sundrlcs.
schr 9uide g. Joseph, lumber.
sehr shr 1ss 4S1ssGn lumber
sshr ssr H. ne1s4Sa T. Mns. aosnd, asnsf0@s Weod.
Behr Pauline, Maskcgon. lumber.
schE MstnsMkegen, = 4 g, Grand Hayent aundF1ea.
schr A. Frederick, Holland. wool,
NIGHT 4an1xALs.
ep fsap a a2o:s II Il esasa Ss5sS %s's snsss. ss wood
Hargo Sonora, MGnonnce, lumber,
1,srgo j. Wllllams, Monomlncc. lumber.
ssss afs.ie ass4si nss iamSss lass'
gchr Arrow, South Haven. Lumbar:
Hargo Woyerino. Grand IIayon, lumber.
Bcllr Mery. MuskeRon, lumbcr.
scnr Il. j. skiAmoro, ron.wator, Lumbar.
aohr Rscine, MuakcEon, lumber.
'scllr Monsoon, MuHkcgon, lumber.
sclar Eoins, 0swego, salt,
Bcaw Flora, Haugatuck. wood,
srhr ]. mud 4. Blronacn, hianissoo lumber.
Tug Dsmarck, MGnomlnes, towing.
largo D. L. Flor, htenoiniMee, luinbcr.
Haygo EllorAdo, Menomnec, lllmbor.
Bcllr Great Weat, Mono,ninoo, lumber.
gclir Three tscls, Ludugton, lumber.
Bclr Mary lIulo1i. White Lake, lien.
sclir 7. Hayden. Muskegon. lumber.
Bclr North f5tar, PuutwAtcr, lumber.
aclar william attsith, LutlwtRs laar, tau.hark.
sctr Turner h Roller. Cleveland, coal.
Iark Northumberland, Qoderich, Bult,
Hchr Hurald, Lulington. lumbar.
OLEAlsED. .......,.... July Qs.
Blmr Coronn, at. Josept, huuttrles.
Htnr ManItuwoc, Manttowoc 81 Ills aheep skins and
atlntr!ea.
schr George l., Wren, Kingston, 14,D29 bu corn.
echr D. +. Dobhils, puualo. 30.QQV bu cQrn
, 1873-07-26
-. EREI SINNIGER DUERGER.
NleetlrK OF the AssocintAon OF l.fbcf4,l-
Minded cttizons-.An Agitation Cons

Meeting Of tho Assocsnsaon OF l.abornl-
Minded Cttizcns-.An Agatnston Cona-
inittcc Appointed.
Tho Association Of Iibora1-Afindo OltlzonH,
or Frol slnnigor Buergcr hold 'thoir regular
weekly meeting yeststdny afternoon, nt Mo- 40
North Clark street, tho President, T::A. noT-
man. Jr.. In tho chair. Owing to tho warm
weather, probably, tho attondanco was not very
large, about nifty boing presont.
Ha1f-a-dozen now membcrs wore olcotet.
Tho commttoo appointed to 300 whnshor tito
Personal Liborty Loaguo would unto with tho
Association. reported that thoy had rooeivod no
Answor to tholr proposition. A mombor said tho
League had meeting at which no quorum was
prosont, but whore the opinion prevailed that
tho League should not talto tho proposed stop,
since It had moro membors 'than tho othor and
wan IN older organization. Thereuron Mr..
Korn moved TO discharge the committee which
had charge OF tho 'mattor,' and lot tho Question
drop. Thia was ngroed to. ., y
Mr.. Gustav Horn WAS elected Secretary Of tho
Judiciary Committee. s. .
It whs reported that Bovon'B against Elsch-
Dr, and n,no agalnst John LoDorg, had boon do
sidod in favor Of tho defendants, who woro rop-
resontod by Mr.. Woilor, ouo Of tho brewers OF
Tho Association.
~ Agitation oemmlttoe, consisting Of por-
posed Of Mossrs. n. Matthion, q. F. Hchwnfz,
. e. Metz, Joseph Boeker,i Daniel Soheofrer, a.
Maschack. J. Eboling, Chris Febn John Roiaer,
Philip MsasC Franz, ,sohwuol,ow; Louis schwnoh.
Kuhlnaann, Horny Muollor, J. napp,
f.. johnson, P. ninder, T.. Darteli,
Z. nodemeyor, j. Lo Borg, T. Willmnn. r.
Rochidanski, J. Knoll, F. Dusso, Jr., r. Kellon-
bach, and George Fem. hlesara. Liob and Koch
were appointed to got up mn Organization in
those wards mombors from Which woro not pres-
eut At the mootng.
After trannaotng como private business, tho
meeting adiburnou.
, 1873-07-26
Tho mound-Eufldcrs-~I3 OF
Their Work Mt Vincenncs.

FfoVk Wf ftHCcNHES AtNH.} G4Ns
The exploration OF tho largeat mound-tle
one on Fay's land-iH boing conducted under Tho
direction Of Profs. Charlton, TownBend, aud
,othora. Tho outrance is made from the top, and
will probably DO carried down abont sixty feet
At ton feet bolow tho surface bed Of oharconl
wns found, and below this there wero resaaina Of
bonos, which were almost completely lecom-
posed, indicating their great antiquity. As soon
Is touched they foil into dust. Perhaps ut q
greater depth bones may DO e1humod which arc
bottor preserved. The oarth in tho mound is
found to be exceedingly compact and dry, we'll
calculated to preserve tho bonos but thoy ara in
= state of almost complete decay. This is proof
Of great ngc, a. human skelotons have boon
taken from burial plscos in England which were
much loss favorable for preserving them, md
yet they woro sound aud well preserved, though
they were known to be nearly 1000 yonra old.
Tho orumbling and docayod bones that were OK
humod from the mound on yesterday no doubt
belonged to tho old Tolteo race which inhabited
this locality about 3.o00 yoara ago and It is
hoped that Bomo we'll preserved bonoB and other
remains representing that anciont race mny bo
exhumed from this mound.
, 1873-07-26

Nl1&CG1lNnG0hA RtCR21s
To guido vorsoe into Copper 1Iarbor tho front Light
IA in wooden tower. tito rear light ia on tho Keepers
frauo dwelling.
Tho barao nutcr clonrcl from Chicago with O., ,o3
BIT corn, about 753 tons, making hor tho champion
carrier Of tho lakes. =,
Tho tug Nagel collilod with tho tuG Mary L. Smith,
IN tho riyor ycssorday, and tho latter was conhderaby
damaged. ...
"a dispatch from Collingwood, Ont, snyn: Tho
bodies Of john Stephens and Rnothcr nnl, who wero
drowned of tho wreck of the propeller Mary Ward,
last November, waro found on tlo bosch milo Dclow
tho second lno ot NottawaEgs on Bunday."
Tho steamer Sarah Van Epps, formerly Of Chicago
which hns been plying between Gsnduaky and tho
1Hlandg, goes to Lake Superior having boen charlurcl
by tho United States Government to assist In eStab
1Hl1ng lighthouse on 6tannard'a rock. The Yan
Epps las been thus employed former occasions.
Says tho Detroit Post: "Octastonhlly there paasoa
this way Of tho old ttmo resscs which during tho
earlier period Of their existence wero looked upon
namnotla Of their class, and fault1oas In model and
h-opt or theae srecisl mention may he HRde Of thp
8. r. Gale, now *wonty~ax years afoat and yet grain
carrier. She cano out brig, and waB among tho
frst vessos built ut Chicago, and admitted to bo Que Of
tho finest veasola naoat. eho is now fore-and-aft
vessel, and passed. hero 5saterday.
-Btoam tugs have tho whole caro- and goVerpment
Of the vessel toMc. Thoy direct to length Of line
and tho arrangement Of tho order In which vossots
ahall bo towed. Tho mnater OF tho tug Btotd bo thor
uugh1y proficient to Tho duties pertaining 70 that
position, md know all the channels through which he
undertakes to tow veascs. II for any rcHon tho or-
nary ranges ghta or nndn,arksa obscurodn ~ ia tho
duty Of tic tug to take Huch precautios noees-
sary either by Rlo%ug atorping or backing tho on
bindly into danger. Each tug ia bound to hnvo a
cotnp0tent outlook always at lliH poet.
, 1873-07-26

BcnAN7oN, Pa,,. July 24.-A Fronchman named
Aubin living ut Wilkesbarre, and countryman
Of his from Now York foug ghr q duol with ra-
piers nesr Willkesbarre on Tucaday morning.
They fought ovor ono hour, whom Aubin was
wounded in tho sido. Tho cause OF tho fight
Was a French lady, Tho affair is not tinishod,
eud will be- renewed as soon as Aubin recoyera.
, 1873-07-26

BUILDING MATERIAL.
FOR LE-lu1 M FLEET " AND lH!MUH OI.EAlt
faSkd-tt.
, 1873-07-26
DIVORCES.

!. ENTHUSIASTICALLY 0hTAinED-FEK AFTER
the Courts Of C4lcsgo. Addsvss +, U. 1ux lGl7,
, 1873-07-26

71OH HA1E-IO1B NEArt q. 4 N. ". OAR.SUOrS
lnsiao city limits; ebsar nnd IN terms ntl {snE
!i4g feY sdS tq M g,a:o4 H ~ pars or eaEtaRo. pln.
, 1873-07-26

1n sa Sssf H. M s w =" s
mammoth proportions, Inns met with radical change
during tho past twenty years. During tho acason Of
them sttlc-wlou, named md commanded follows
stms Niagara, Capt. ": 7; posse; Louisiana Capt.
William Davenport; h. ,, Yatch Oapt. II. Whitaker
Dsitic, Capt. O. II. Ludlow; Keystone State, Capt
y. J. Btono; Albany, Capt. G. L. Gagcr; Empire
State, Capt III. Hazard Empire, Capt. Il sauiro /;
and st. Lonls Capt. Amos frnst. At that utne but fow
propocrs wero on tho lAkcs* and orc was dim pros.
poet Of their proving success The raasonHertravol
was mainly b. tho ado-whoolcrs, which fow years
Subsequently disappeared from tho route. Tho tom
mage Of tho above ntcaHors ranged from COO 10
tons. The last Of tito nbovo list passed out OF cxlst.
enco during heavy gallo Of Inst fall and oil on board
loat, Mt which time ahe WA In norylce AS snwbargc
nnned formerly tho Baltic. Four only Of tho nboyo
commanders arc now living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27

KENNEDY. on the z7th inst a.6 ,'clock . =,
MissGATHARINE X ENNEDY daughter OF Roger
AUG Honora Kennedy, native Of MinJNn, west of
Dingie, Kerry. ireland.
Funeral will take place on Sunday. s9,h irs' AZ 4
O'Clock p m from No. 4OS ~ street northeast b.-
tween and streets. o.
ODONALD. ON the 9th inst JOHN n arst
2yesTs, son q VIM. D,lnaId.
Funeral Will take pacs fTua No. TS6 New -r-ay
avenue mort lwesi. SUNDAY, ~ 5 o'clpck n. R.la-
thes and friends VI "a. family are invited to 1T
.sHALLOO. on June 9th. NJ O'Clock A. m =,
Mrs CATHABINE SHALLOO, Ga the Clth year
OF her eye. " a. her soul rest Ia peare-
Funeral will leave residence on SATURDAY., ISL at
10 O'Clock =. m, for Laurel, Nj.
STEWART. A. Baitiunre. M. yuaa o. IL,
0CIANlA RlDGEbl STEWART. wife e s-eph
battle.
TKINE VERY suddenly. of spiral meningitis,
June 9Th, Al p M after Very brief illness of
only 2 lev hours-haN ing taken af1Cfi lnafa leave
Of his parenis-JOuS @. TRlNE, Oldest ga II
Henry and Louisa NJ. Urine, aged - years ant
Funeral will take place a, O'Clock D. m to-rn,r-
row, fsaturdsv.D june > n. frsm the residence a
and friends are invited.
TALBOT. At o clock a. m jane 2s,h lS-a At
nsr residence, corner and lst streets prth vest,
Mr. ADELAIDE TALBOT, a native Of tbs I.I.n3
Il santa Cruz and widow q the late Senator I-h.m
Talbot. az Kentucky, aged 70 years
Funeral ~ 81 Aloysius Church on Saturday, an.
18Th, AZ O'Clock a. m.
Won GLUEMER. On June 26th, at 7Spu..
LOUISE Won GLUEMkR, at the residence OF n
Der funeral will take place Saturday. the aS,h NJ
o'cl'ck 2 M, from the residence, 236 lst str-ss
southeast. Friends are invited TO attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27

ABUSING TEE CoNFkssIoNAL.-The Italian
News In Its Roman news saws "A voung man
OF gentlemanlike exterior, In n moment when
the church az St NitAlo was nearly empty. en-
tered the confessional box and shut himself in
awaiting some applicant for confession. A
young lady soon after knelt down AMI began
her confession; hut the sacristan. knowing th at
The priest of that particular confessional Vas
away from Rome, suspected n trick, and ran 70
call some priests ina the church; thew i'm me,Ii-
ately went TO the box, opened the shutters and
10. found the Young gentleman hearing the con-
fession Of pretty girl. The horror was gen
eral, but that Of the young LADY great IN the
extreme. The young man said he had entered
the box with the intention OF having a little
rest, as be felt sleepy. Measures have been
taken 10 denounce his conduct ca the author
itses Tor communication, and the Young man
Wis exceedingly glad 70 escape with so litGe
punishment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27

R-A ''dilemms -rhinocerOs"-sO called ner-
baps, from its being OF the two horned kind-
has arrived I'm the city on the way % jOis one 90
the great combination shows now travelling in
the rural districts--N. Y. World.
S"Wheu you see a fresh boeuet of lowers
in window every morning YOU may be - most
sure that within the house there Is q woman Of
taste and goodness "-Eaitor's Tub, ApPl.taa's
" al
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EVENING STAR.


Ihe Boy wboDe 0OeheR CUes Has q ar.
lou can Always tell boy whose mother cuts
his hair. Not because the edges OF it look as
II IL had been chewcd OF by an absent ed
horse, but you tell IL by the way he stops on the
street, and vrigeles his shosldersA When q
fond mother has % cut her boys hair, she A
careful % guard against any ANNOYANCE snf
mus BY laying . sheet on the CARPET IL has
never yet occurred % her % sit him over hare
floor, and put the sheet around has neck Then
she draws the front hair over his ewes ana
leaves Il there while she cuts that which IA al
the back. The hair which lies over his eyes an
pears 20 be surchsrged with electric needles
and that which n silently dropping down under
bus shirt band appears % be on IRE She
has uneonciousiy continued 30 push his head
forward until his nose presses HE breast, and 40
too busily engaged 20 notice the snufiing
sound that Is becoming slsrmingly frequent
In the meantime he IL seized with an irresista-
bis handkerchief IL i'm the other room. Then
ny lights on his Dose, and does IL % uuexpect-
edly that he involantarily d0ages, aud catches
the points OF the shears In his len ear At this
rolnt he commences TO cav and wish he wss a
man But bis mother dossnr notice him. She
merely hits him on the other ear. 20 inspire him
Win confidence. and gees ON with the work.
when she IL through she holds his Jacket col
lar back from his neck. and with her month
blows the short bits OF hair from the TOP OF hts
head down his back. He calls her attention q
this fact, but she looks for \ nov place on his
head aPd hits him there. and asks him why ha
didn't use his handkerchief. Then he takes n q
awfully diSngured head o. the mirror aud
young A. he Il, shudders - he thinks OF what
the boys on the street will say.-DlsbEry Nslcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27
EYB. Il. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Aucttopeer.
No. 729 9Th street, between @ and r.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW THREE
STORY MANsARD ROOF AND BASEMENT
BRiGk HOUSES, on soGTH SIDE OF K
STTfkkEEIEI, RETMEAs NORTH CAPITOL AND
- by virtue Of three deeds Of trust from ames
NJ Ormes to me, all bearing date August %,
229 22 and 2t of the land records for washin gton
county. District OF Columbia, will sell Al public
the premises, on FRIDAY, July IL, ISs, at the
hours mentioned below, pectiyely, the following
pieces Of real estate and the improvements thereon
in bei No 6 folio 70 ali that piece or psTe -
ground known lot 30, aud the two a feet of
lot 2o9 IN b. r. Gilbert's recorded subdivision Of
AZ 81 O'Clock p. m, by. virtue Of the trust re-
parcel Of ground beginning forty O feet west of t
street east and running west twenty (70l feet along
street, thence south eighty tsOl feet, thence east
point Of beginning eighty (s0Deet, in B. T. Gilbert s
recorded subdivision of square 675.
in iber No sss folio go all that piece or parcel Il
ground beginning twenty 20) feet west of street
street, thence south eighty 1So) feet, thence east
twenty J30D feet, and thence north to the original
point Of beginning eighty lsolf in b. Gilbert
stoIy Mans.rd roof and basement brick house on
Terms: s4.0O, with ten psr cent interest from
August %, ls72 and xpenses of sale on each house
est from the day of sale, secured py deed OF trust
on the property II terms Of sale are not complied
ans Of b
house: An convsysncins - cost Of purchaser or
The nrst and third Of the above described parcels
Of ground sold subject TO deeds Of trust
and the ssosnG q the ssros.
ground is sold subject deed Of trust recorded In
aa wIIIIA15 4 eeShDaE sE Z. s. I.sss:
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FOB INFANTS.

FOB INFANTS.
We mention few OF the many desirable Goods to
be found in this Department
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS;
FLANNEL SKIRTS;
Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIA SKIRTS:
Plain, Tucked and Embroidered SLIPk;
DRESSES, in great variety;
CHRISTENING ROBES;
sHAWLs, Plain and Embroidered;
sACQUES; LONG COATS; WOOL BOOTS;
MERINO SHOES and SATIN EMB. BOOTS:
NURSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIPS;
INITIALED BIBS; NURSERY PINS;
POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFS;
DRAWERS; RUBBER NAPKINS; LACE CAPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27

In the case Of John Biish, sdminissrssor Of JAMRs
hss, win the appreciation Of the Supreme Court
q the Distnct o. Columbia sforessfd. appointed
settiemens end dstrbuton Of the personal estate Of
said decesssd and Of the ssses IN hand far e ths
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
teceased are notified % attend, with their claims
excluded from ell beneff I'm said deceasedt estate.
Proyfded, cory Of this order be pablishsd once .
said day. Test; wrpsr,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27

- z n ga STON
THE MARYLAND FREEsToNE AM.
is NOW READY TO RECEIVE ORDERS
FOR STONE, EITHER SAWED OK ROUGH
DIMENSION.
Apply ct COnpany's ofice,
CORNER K AND 2sTH STREETS, Beck Greek.
n1a c. w. HAYDEN, President.
CLERKS OFFICE, HOUSE OF REPREsEN-
~ TATINES,
s,. W4sHINSIoS, ID. O., June -, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals. will be received NJ this ONCE
until MONDAY, the 3oih day Of June, ISIS, for
tTes I'm .Ur ts s, 1se 1 the ho1.e Of
supply o. best Northern Ice, In such quantity ~
Bidders will state the price per 100 pounds.
Proposals TO be endorsed ProIossls for Ics, and
esota Clerk HoH.e
SUPRkME COURT or THE UNIrEDsTATEs.
- No: 322 December Term, lS-2
Susan l.. Wallsch, ExecuiriK of Charles s wsIlach,
G ss. Sssdi and ohsrs, sppellsnts VS. VIM Doug
the District Of Columbia.
The counsel the appellant having suggested
the death OF W lillian Douglass Mslsch, the appel
der the fteenth rule Of Court, to make the proper
il here ordered by this Court that unie.. The
proper representatives Of the said william DougIsss
become parties within the rt ten day. ~ abe sI
sning term Of this Court the appellant shall be en-
the same heard and the decree therein rendered re
yersed n erroneous: Provided thee copy Of this
q Government, IN winch the laws q the United
ssssss ss. se printed y authority for three
ming q the tern Of the sqRfe@e c9Sg next ensuing.
h.G. Rrppls, Counsel for Appellants. ,s1,-a,-
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JJEIIEp STATES Patent e!rIcE,
or the getitien q FERDINAND PHILLIPPl

1oSnr France, sr.y,sa for me srrs, Les
Of paaent granted TO him the "a day Of Ortobsr
lseo, and reiued IN two divisisps The lsth day of
for Freezing LIQUIDS. patented in France on the
Sab day q August, lsse-
the 1fk day OF July next thas the time Cor fina
arguments and the Exsminese rcpsvs be limited 20
the 18th day Of August next and tlsf said pstiton -
heard On the u h aay Of Angnsf next
Any persos may oppoee this extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27
DY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW TwO-sTORY
MANsARD ROOF AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLINGS ON i STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND STREETS
EAST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated May 18th,
n A: D., 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No 49,
- folio 50, one of the land records for ash eton
county, Distr CT Of Columbia, will sell at public
auction in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
July 9th, 1873, at O'Clock .. m, lots numbered mo
and ILL., IN Il. Gilberts subdivision Of square 65 i'm
proved by two new two-story Mansard roof and
basement brick dwellings,
Terms will be stated al sale. 500 down on day of
eale. All convey ancing at cost Of purchaser
r.. III. WARSER. Trustee
Jees-d LATlMER CLEARLY. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27
by B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
Ne. 129 9TH street, between q and b.

- - Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Ne. 1873 9TH street, between and b.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SIX NEW THREE
STORY MANSARD ROOF AND BASEMENT
BRICK HOUSES ON NORTH SIDE OF 1
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
Nos. II, ~, II, 80, 25 AND ".
- BY virtue Of six deeds of trust from John N
~ Hubbard to us, all bearing date November llth,
AaAA. ID. la2, and duly recorded in Liber No. 7O0
folos az 25 49, 22l IA and ~ of the land records
Tor Warrington county, District Of Columbia, we
VIII SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder or
bidders, In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
July 9Th, 1873, commencing at O'Clock D. m, Lots
ll6, Ill! u.s. ll9 l2o, 12l and la2, In b. f. Gilberts
recorded subdivision Of Square 65 together with the
lmproyemel Is thereon, consisting Of six 90 three
story and Mansard roof Brick Dwellings. Each of
these houses has lot Of q feet front, with depth
Of ~ feet. full description at the Office Of tho auc
tioneer, and will be given on day of sale.
Terms: 5000, with 10 per cent interest from
November l1th, 1872, and expense Of sale on each
house In cash: balance in 6, L. and Is months for
which notes OF the purchaser purchasers bearing
interest from day OF SALE will be required ured
by deed 81 trust on the property. 500 down at
time Of sale each house. III terms Of sale are not
complied with within ten days after SALE the prop
erty will be resod at the risk and cost Of the defaut
ing purchaser or purchasers All conveyancing at
Cost Of purchaser OF purchasers.
The purchaser or purchasers can obtain loan
~ '''' - Ep&ARp w: PARSONS, r.,.....
ROBERT e. DAY, trustees.
je20-d j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman