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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-18

Society; New Orleans c.. d. Elder, C"HP
street.
We had frequently heard of this charming
story from those who had read ii in its origlnaI
French we can now add our own testlmop!
to its attractiveness in translation, ana le'
commend it to all our readers. This graceluii'
written history of pin combines mucn ~
formation with all the beauty and romance VI
a love story, and leads to most satlsiac'oi!
moral. We are told in the preface that 'n'
tradition of The Pin exists beyond the hnin"
as is attesGed by curious article in the H0rs''"
Zeit"ng, and confirmed by the following '0n,
munication received from Leipsic: You know
this is true history; it happened either ="
Leipsic or Madgeburg. The young man WV
picked up the pin is named n. -; ne als'l
wards became rich manufacturer near maes'
burg." There have been important eVen''
the life of every one, dependant upon just sueD
triffes as the one related here, and the fortan"
of many of earth's fayorites hinged at OD'
time, upon something just as small as pm
This story is intended to teach that H'A0
things are not to be despised, since tney SUI"
the bias of the character, tho educauon Oh w
mind and the strength of associations W"
recommend the work to young people III P"-
ticular, with tho hope that even the peruSHi
this history may lead to good renaissance
of order, industry and perseverauce-ieeiln -
of piety, gratitude and love-all these ma!
learned from the biography of Only Fih
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ID 4 4 ID,

DoRsETT. On the soh instant, at O'Clock Q
m. IF paralysis, FIELDER X. DORsETT m a.,
Ssth Year q he age Texas papers please copy 4
Dear father, God has called the home above
To dwell with him in heaven:
AID We are left on earth 60 mourn
The loss OF our dear fathers love.
Dear father il a. hard to part,
But Oh! is not forever,
IL We like thee are pure in heart.
w Ill meet your ne 'er agais 10 sever
uHeral services will take place Of the Metropofi
tan Presbyterian church, corner sth aud b stree
southeast, Sunday afternoon al 8 o clock. Frisnds
and acquaintsnces Of the family, and members Of
the Association If the Survivors Of the Var Of lsIf
and the Oldest Inhabitants respectfully invited
TO attend. ~.
NALLEY. On the evening of the % n fns,.n.-
alter short but painful illness. WILLIAM
JAMES, the oldest and beloved of Kliz a1eth and
Dennis Naley, aged Is years and months
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY evening n
three O'Clock, from has parents residence, No 3Is
street, between Sd and 4th streets northeast Tbs
friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 90 attend. IL
PLATZ. On Thursday, May 2sth, ct ga, O'Clock
IN, GEORGE son ~ Joseph and Christina
Plaiz, aged years. 2 months, and Is day.
Relatives and friends respectfully invita- a
attend the funeral Saturday, May sst q, 10 O'Clock
m, from residence 604 Pennsy lvsnia avenue f3sd-
timore Sun and Washington Republican please
cOpyJ .fs
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALv SALE.

virtue oftwo writs Of eri facias issued from the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Sf Cu% 9 and to ne airsctsd siIl ell = pub
ISIS, commencing q II O'Clock m, the following
goods and chattels, to Wit; l9'a running feet o.
none for setting fence. The sale will take place on
square Ne 0s North Capitol and Isl streets
east and and 4 streets north and Myrtle streets,
eefsed and levied upon - the goods and chattels Of
BENJAMIN Gilbert and win Be sold 70 sasisfy e1e-
ley and Tucker sherman.
m1I-d6 ALIx. saARP. o 9. llarshal. D. O.
KEsBY. DENE Co, Ts:~sI 4.a.o:sSs ~
6fREkf, near Pennsylvania avsuue.-ooode D Il
8 anctioa 6 our foons Or enZ l.H Of the city.
ton. LibeeA a1vaAess On eonstG1nonfs - Irr11e
returne. xsoRencocc7ycha O. Dexbouf, yokr VSn
~ Hisy - ~; 49, nsKsnsis Windsac IeEd,
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PROPOSALS.
ID RoPQsALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST.
IKvS W0kK FOB THE kEw JAIL, DIS
Once OF superintendent. May 10,

once OF Superintendent, May 9, lS13,(
- WKOCGHT AND CASTIRON WORK
Sealed Proposals will be received at the once OF
sne superintendent until II m, JUNE :. 1873, for
furnishing, delivering, hitting, and putting in place
ne Mrought and Cast. iron Work e exhi bited by
sne Drawings, described in the specineataans. and
Ses Tor IN the Schedules, Consisting Of Vie Cast
Saot - I1n q basement Boiled Beans ae q
AS;, zen Doors, Iron Stairesses, &C.
copies OF the Drawings, Specifications, and Seized
uis nay o had on sppl alton at this ONCE.
~s I1noiains required By the contractors TO put
mens nee OF charge, but viii be erected by the con
b. Propo..l. win be made BY the piece, uns.l foot.
or ysSht, Tor the various itsms Of work - called
among different bidders, but win be consiSsrsS in
the aggregate The whole Of the Cast Iron Columns
Of Basement story and the Beams, DC . Of I'LL
loor nus. % delivered and set in position within
and the whole work must be Completed vithin
twelve months from date Of acceptance '
Payments will be made monthly, deductinR ten mar
0enfum until the final completion Of the contract
the sum Of twenty Thousand dollars 0D 0O THAI
che bidder will sccept and Perform the contrsct II
awarded him, the suf1ciency Of the security 10 be
esgtinet By the United etAtes Judge, the Clerk of
~ 5;sfriet wherein he resides A"'r0s' Oh
al I'D II It be deemed for the interest oil the Goy.
.0rnmeuf do %; and any bid that h not made on
the printed FORM TO be obtained In this once, aud
6cSss OF this advertisement, viii NOT be considered
1S<Nrr will nny proposals. be received IRON Darties
Sho ere rot the1selves engaged In the manufscsure
ofNrousht or CsssirS en- wS,h and nd, yho have not
SscSossis VII Be sndorssd "Bias Tor ifos Work. !"
ss s s''''s' 2 ADOLF cLuss, sassrin,saasu,.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
u Eo.10O0 Northwest 10Th and ID streets

~ AVVV oOtSuNest iJtD and ID gtreetg.
BRICK HOUSE AND VACANT LOT .FRoNT.
ING ON @ STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH SHEETS WEST,
- BY virtue OF dec rec Of the Supreme Conrt Of
the District of Columbia, passed on the l.th day
- of May, A. ,. 1873, made in the cause of Matte
vs.. ate, and others, No 3lSl, Equity, shall sell
on the premises, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of June.
A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece
or parcel of ground in the city of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia, and known and described as lot
numbered eighteen ClSI, in square numbered four
hundred and fifty five ass excepting a portion of
said lot seven feet and six l6) inches in width on
the rear of said lot, which has been reserved for
alleys, together with the i'm provements which con-
sis of threestory and attic brick dwelling house
and brick stable. The above lot has front of
twenty -four feet. Also vacant lot adjoining hsv-
ing front of "a foot inches, with depth of I2l
feet more or less, with fine side and back alleys
The time of sale prescribed by decree are. One
third of the purchase in cash. and the remainder in
equal installments of six, twelve, and eighteen
months for notes bearing interest from the day of
SALE and secured by thd notes of the purchaser aud
such other security raay be satisfactory to the
trustee. Conveya lcing, &c, at the of the pur
chaser. 500 will be required at the tine Of sale,
FIVE day from The day Of SALE the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the iefaulting purchaser OF purchasers by ad-
vertisiug the same three times In some news aapar
published in the city of Washington.
JOHN F. ENNIS. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mlS-d hep., my 2S-dI AuctIUneaFS.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
81 Prince Georges county, sitting q court of
Equity, passed in the case of William o. Jones
and Ann Jones, his wife, ct nj Basil Benson ct
al, the subscriber, as trustee, will sell public
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 7th
day OF June, 1875 at O'Clock p. m, (if fair if not
on the next fair day 1.-THE real estate Of the late VIM
tracts Of land, called "Deacon's Hall, !" dCramp-
tons Lot, and part of "Elizabeth's Delight" con
tanning los 10 less situated in Prince
Georges county between the Baltimore and Wash
ington and the Metropolitan railr sads-two miles
distant from eachadjoining the farms of Elk Secre-
tary McCul1och, William G.. Metzerott and General
Michler, and the Adelphia Mills owned by George
w: Riggs, and eight miles from Washing ton city
This land Is beautifully located, in good con-
dition, abundenfly supplied with wood and water
there being two springs OF pure water near the
house-and good mill site, with ample and never
falnng water-power
The improvements consist of q good tws-story
dwelling house and suitable out houses.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash the day OF sale, ratification
thereof by the COURT and the residue equal install
ments in six and twelve months from the day of SALE
and the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds
OF the purchaser purchasers, with sureties TO be
approved by the trustee, with interest the whole
purchase money from the day Of sale. A deposit of
500 will be REQUIRED on the day Of sale. On pay
meut OF the whole purchase money the trustee will
execute deed TO the purchaser at his cost for the
II deemed desirable, the trustee will divide the
above mentioned real estate, to suit purchasers
RICHARD B. B. OHEW, Trustee
mS-d GREEN WILLIAMS Auc.s
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The GOODRICH MVsTERN-EH-fsa MFRS
A9dtH Heard From-krF. Fia'ev ons "a Broagz
Slime nnnss.-lucetta Myers appeared ~ the
coroner's office In Brooklyn yesterday morning
ana carefully read over her testimony in the
tIoodrich case, after which she signed her name
thereto. Coroner Whitehin showed her the
pls'ol taken AT the time OF the murder
when she said. THAT IL not Charley GoOdrich's
pistol. And she again expressed IL as her Opiu-
ION that kosco Killed Mr.. Goodrich. urged ON
by Amy Stone OF Kate sioddard, the missing
woman.
Mr.. David Goodrich brought an action IN the
supreme court, before Judge Gilbert % compel
Mrs Susan FINLEY, OF Staten Island. 90 fulfill q
contract which he alleged she had made 10 sc-
cept brown stone house in Degraw street for
her share in clipper ship. Mr. Finley, IL t-
SAID, nearing That the house was tile one in
which Charles Goodrich, his son. was assa<si-
mated, refused 10 cOnsummate the negotiati ons
Verdict for defendant.-g. L. Star esFb
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ne bENpkR fAstLY.-Arrssf q ysss B..-
az az hfs Ndflon, fptcd.-tsreat excitement Vas
occssioned al Cedar Rapids. Iowa last SUNDAY
nlght ~ the arrest OF a man answering every
description OF John Bender. or old man Rem
der. OF Independence, Kan. Of murder fame
IL seems that on SATURDAY night Render Va
hanging around the depot NJ Flv station on IN.
burhngton, tedar Rapids x Minnesota rail-
road, and caused suspicious Mr. Dexsui, ~,
had Just been reading minute description OF
each member of the Bender family soon dis
covered that this man answered the deScrirti,o
IN every particular. He tclegraphed 20 CEDAR
Rapids Tor an officer, and then got some citi-
zens together, put the suspected man an a hox-
car, kept him there until three officers from
that place arrived AZ Ely. and arrested him
lie tells several collecting stories. and admits
his name being Bender. lie admits having
lived near Independence. Kansas. and had an
orchard there. He also speaks Of a daughter
Kate, whom he said had ~ 400 I'm her POSSESSION .
only giving him a @mall proportion OF IL He
denounces Kate severely. Parties in the CITY,
who knew Bender in iSs6 saws that they would
recognize him, but he seems 20 be fatter than
seven years ago.
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BY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucfioneers.
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D

RI GREEN q WILLIAMS, AUcfioneers.
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D SITS.
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY or TRACT OF LAND
IN RiCRARDs0N CoUNTi, SEBHAsKAa.D
othe hdsy Of June, 1875, nj 10 O'Clock meridian,
-at the ONCE Il the Register In Bankruptcy, in
the City Hail. H. the city Of ashinGfon District Of
Columbia, the 4 howing described tract, piece or
parcel o. land lying and being in the county Of Rich
half ttz) Of sectig 10. thirty in tswnship
No; two, Cd and fange eishteea co sast Of the
and twenty ecrss Of leoA, more oele6a.
ferne: Cash, Al conveyancinRe = cost Of the
x::iens: q 2. In, King 4 81 = s snfSuSssey.
IT'S 5Ax3wAds oRxuN WlLLNkIA Auofs
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uza t sRRHs a M H4GytH srrs s.:
SAN III q pHA sJIH sSR
STREET. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND

FIRsT STREET EAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF Q decree Of the Supreme Court Of
The District Of Columbia, passed In the cause Of
2e, Equity docket II, vii cell e public auction,
in front OF the premises, on Thu Rs0AY. june II,
80, 81, "a, 49, IA. xss IS, 1s, 80 aud 80 in
Gilbers recorded subdiy sion Of square as
CANT three-story prsas brick front dvellines This
property IL cold 20 sattsfy lien Of about
&s,lD and subject TO certain incunbrances which
viii be made known on the day Of sale
Terms for the amount realized above said incum-
brances cash. terms OF sale are not complied with
within ave day after y lie the property will be resod
q the risk end cost Of .hedefauliue purchaser 10
down on each accepted bid. Conyeyaaci. 9 Al our.
chasg RI cost.
A1Ntd ,. II. WARNHR, Aart.
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EVENING STAR.


Deceratiee Day.
Room for our hero dead
Give place, o Earth, Nm5nc INV ,,,l.,.
- And crown each paliid head
Nnh daisies humble ~ th-if heart. ara t,r,.,.,
fresh To..- Vet nth tears Of -iiIl Msy Oish5
Sfnd cut thu ~inf- % sish
Their lullshy.
AM. ss = mother sooth-s her rhfia ans "a.
HIS bel ple-sne--. De IN 10 Gear sp.t
b. thcir great heart. % Earth. ave uufervos
Room for our hero dead
Racm fsr our hero dead
Give plsCe. q Heaven, among thy ersphtm
And crs each patriot head
With tsdsle-s gsrlADds from the tree of tiff,
And palms that deck the victor Ia the strife
send out thy CD sirs TO sing
Their triumphiae:
NM a. n shepherd calls his lambs 20 hun
md lftS them gently an his arms. a hali
Our dear once in thy eNsrlasiinR fold
Rsnln Tor cur hero dead
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a. Some wealthy men in Massachusetts ara
aitemttingto organize a society having for its
object the repeal OF the prohibtory liquor law.
aFLittle girl at the breakfast table Mamma
this i very old bUtter-l'ye found a gray hair
ia it
nS-A retired actress has been teaching elocu-
ton 10 the children i'm Carson CITY and the old
people declare that all the young folks saw
"beeyoutifool skeey" and 1.-The nobul luke"
~An Iowa Justice OF the peace refused Z,
tine man for kissing a girl against her will,
because when the lass came into court he was
obliged TO hold on 20 the arm OF hiS chair 10
keep from kissing her himself.
81 This l. from the Augusta. Ga. Chronicle:
delinquent subscribers should not permit their
daughters TO wear this paper for hustle
There being % much due on IL, there is danger
OF taking cold"
SThey have a business-like method Of pro-
cedure in Kansas. In the midst OF the excite
ment caused by the discovery OF the terrible
Bender murders, a small board was put up near
one OF the graves, announcing that the deserted
Bender claim had been pre- mptss by another
settler.
HFWhile Zachary KehOe was appeasine his
appetite at st. Louis restaurant, day or two
ago. the tall stool upon which he was perched
suddenly gave way, and in the fall broke his
arm. He asserts that the thing was liked up To
break. AZ practical joke, and demands Ri 500
damages for his injuries, and his interrupted
collation..
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NJ sRCHANTp LINE OF STEAMSHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

Esresftss the hne 6teemshiDs = o. KNI0kf ana
John GIBSON viii make regular weekly <000o
utps between NEW YORK, ALEXAN-\
pgIAa WASHINGTON and GEORGE
IOMN, = followB:-Leaye NEW WORK from Pia
eEORGEIOWN every YaIDAY Ct Z Q. n, ~
ALkAAnDHIA the same day q M %.
Tor full Information apply to B. r. A. DINHAN
Agent, once ana wharf foot OF High street, 0eorao,
town, or g u corner a nth afoae end 1sW Yorb
ovonue.
- Freights delivered by Knogf Express. Or
ders left at General Once, sos Pennsyivania ave.
tended to.
jsii-n Nv. THOMPSON. Prsss6e,e:
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OTISE.
OPENING OF A NEW STATIOHERY STORB
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
First class goods al fair prices, for cash
LITHeGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The punlic are invited TO call and examine new
STOCK BEN. II. FRENCH,
Cnder National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke Oo.b,
sAli.f Washington, ID. u.
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TIE HIGH PRICES IN NfENNA-Alludiny "a
the rise OF prices in Vienna, the London Times
saws: The famous old saving. See Naples and
die might be freely translated tor tue warning
OF intending visitors, See Vienna and make out
your schedule OF insolvency Things are in a
constant state OF transformation. and all prices
are on rapidly ascending scale. Its curious 20
mark the alterations i'm the daily price current
OF certain enterprising restaurateurs sRosbif |,
being at once simple and substantial fare, has
been rising-40 kreuzers, 50, 80. and now il Il.
quoted at ~. with every prospect of a harden
ing market. Everything else keeps pace"
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AUCTION SALES

NJ " AoAN bhbTssN.
Try WS. l.. WALL CO, Auctionsers
- 0r.ginal Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
LOUISIANA syenre, between Sh snd 10Th streets
a. On SATURDAY MORNING, MAJ si.i
10y conmeroing at los o'olooSm., we will sell,
One Bay Herse, IsiI hands high wears Old. var
snied sound; can trot close 10 minutes. per
Family Carriasr. built in PHILADELPHIA.
S1 >ias ~, aarne-s-,hs property u N Leahy, lea,
MM. L. WALL CO, Aucts
ri LATIMER CLEARN,
~ Anetieneers and Real Ests,e Brokers',
Star Once BUILDING
BUGGY AND pRAUeHI HORSES AT ARC
~ Or SATURDAY, May sis,,aiao,olosk
@n, se viii sell in front Of our Auction
One pair Buggy Horses, good driven,
Two good Drsught Horses.
Sold only because the owner has 10 further fer
II LaTiMER CLEARLY, Auctioue4r..
RY wM. L. WALL a CO, AuctIou-rrs,
~ Original Horse and CsrriSge Bazaar.
Louisiana avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets.
AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
AID SSTCRDAT MORNING, COM
a. ON SATURDAY MORNING, Ma 3lst
[oNconmenoing at 10 O'Clock. we will sell, At
O'' BAZAAR H nSRsfs Of very hn~ Young
One pair Of Sorrel Mares. ani6 ye.r, ola. soun5.
AMI prompt drivers.
One surrel Telegraph Mare, 5years old, 10 hands.
warranted 1uud. very s;s lsh, "a 'Ws great speed
n inst arrived from thu valley of Virginia.
OHe ID applet Brown Horse. lSi. hand, high. very
stylish, can trot IN minutes; warranted sound
ami prompt driver.
N i"sl Zine bred, warranted sound ana geutie
Ia harness.
several low priced Horses, suitable for worker
II W. L.. WALL & co AucfS
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UNITED srX NI.sI rAI.sT OFFICE, 49,,

On the petition Of JAMES HAYNES, OF 6oiis.
Maine, praying for the extension Of . patent ersnt
ed 70 him the 9Th day Of August, l8s0. and rs;s
sued the 13 day Of August, l56S for an improvs
II is ordered thst the testimony In the csse n
closed the 6h day Of July NEXT that the time f,s
tied 70 the 18th day Of July next, and thss ss1 III
tion be heard on the ID day Of July next
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10y b. ii. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Ne. 72S 9TH street, between and II.
SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
PROPERTIES in THE CITY, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NUE.. No. 1910, BETWEEN IOrH ANDllrH
sTREEIS EORTHWEST, OPPOSITE GOV
INTO VERNON SQUARE.
- will sell. on SATURDAY, May 81 1872, at d
a o clock p. 9, to the highest bidder, Lot Is in
square 3i2. fronting Is feet on Massachusetts,
avenue, running back about lOo feet to a Is foot
paved alley, improved ty story brick house of ~
rooms and cellar. This avenue is one of the most
beautiful IN the city the lot large and We'll ada pied
for an elegant residence.
Terms: 5000 cash, and the balance in years at
~ per cent. bargain will be given. Title per
feet Abstract at the ofice of the auctiOneer : IU
down on day of sale. Convey ancng At purchaser /,
cost. BRAINARD WARNER
ulcb dads Auctioneer.
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THE TRADES.

ptACTIGAL PLGMBING, GAS FITTING AND
l. SEWERAGE promptly attended to, on reason
able terms, by JAMES + BRIEN, No. 6O9 Louis
ians avenue near 9th street, north side Residence,
PIPE always on hand. MI tr
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 1901, Northwest cornerl0th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
idS SRRbs DEAL NORTH srArt OF Eft BSuS AsSST
STREET, AND FRONTING 323 $500
FEET ON BOTH 1TH AND srR STREETS, n

a By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
OOthe District of Columbia, IN the case Of Hoover,
~guardian, vs.. Hoover and others, No. 2Tas
Equity Docket II, passed the 18th day Of Octooer
lS2 will SELL at public auction, the highest bid
der, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock in the
afternoon Of MONDAY, the 9Th day OF June, ISIS,
Lots & IS, At, q, 20, 50, 81, g. of q subdivision Of
part of Mount Pleasant, recorded January 18th,
1885, in the land records ofthe District Of Columbia
to be paid at time Of sale the balance three equal
nstallmen's, one in ten days, 10 six months and
The last two instaimens to bear interest ct the rate
OF ten per cent per annum. and their payment to be
secured by O deed oftrust on the property Conyev-
ancing at the cost Of the purchaser In default Of
the payment Of the first Of said three iustalments
the Trustee the right to resell the
the terms above mentioned, Ct the cost and risk
Of the defaultipg purchaser.
LYDIA a. HOOVER, Truxtea
mE-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, kucts
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.
u No. 1901, northwes corner llrh and ID sts

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts
VALUABLE PROPERTY, AT THE CORNER
OF lin STREET WEST AND VERMONT
ANENl =, AT AUCTION.
- On " EDN ESDAY, June 4th, ISIS, at 8 clock
8: p m, on the premises, shall sell, two good
rame Houses and Lots, being part Of Lot No
5, in Square No 263
Terms: Orch cash; balance in 6. l2 and Is
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured BY
deed OF trust on the premises. Stamps, &C. cost
of purchaser. SO down on each house time of
sale. GREEN WILLIAMS.
mZ'-d Auctioueers.
by LATIMER a CLEARY,
- Aucti. neers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner of Pennsy Nv ania and Eley-
enth street, Star Office Building.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
A. by virtue OF an order Of the Supreme
I~V Court OF the District of Columbia, holding /.
special term, passed in the matter of the es-
tate OF John Ii. TurtoD, deceased will sell At psb.
lie auction, WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of June
A. D., 1873, at the hour Of a. on the premises
Of the Coal ard Of late John b Turton, corner of
Jefferson street and the Canal in the City Il George
town, c., Horses, Carts, Harness. weighing
Scales, W heel BsrrOws, lot Of old iron and iron
pipes, and other goods and personal property
belonging to the said estate.
Terms cash.
LOUIS ii SCHNEIDER, Admiu,strstor
m2yd LATlMER CLEARLY, Aucts