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s~Senor orense, federal republican, has
been made president of the Spanish Cortes
~Senor Pierrad, Spanish minister OF war
dd intstsH has resigned.
81 Captain Jack il not per-laya-ing anv
more.
,S-COnversation fans are substituted for
blowing.
sSAn edict has been issued in .Tapan that
the natives shall in future eat bread instead of
rice.
s%Grasshopper shortcakes and potato-bpy
pies are plenty IN The Chinese Restaurants at
San Francisco.
N-The saengerfest 10 be held M Dubuoue-
Iowa, next month, will have a chorus of i.ooc
voices.
~ The lover who made his prospective father
in-law a present OF cord OF wood has a tine
sense of Justice.
sYA Tennesseean was observed the other dav
VILE jewery store
sITo an incautious use or n so-ealled hair re-
storative is attributed the recent death OF !,
woman in Illinois.
aSGeneral Il. Il. Colstone, formerly OF tho
confederate army, II a professor in the Poly-
technic school at Cairo, Egypt.
ga man named Nixon, formerly q street
beggar IN Mobile, has inst died In Oregon leay-
ing fortune estimated at half a million.
~Hucksters in Louisville, Ky.. are in the
habit Of washing their unsold stock and putting
II on the market a. fresh vegetables.
0-A new club, il il SAID, IL now organizing i'm
New York, which will admit ladies as we'll a.
gentlemen TO membership.
~Religion is said to be sreviving" in Indi-
ana TO such an extent that there are almost AZ
being immersed at Grand Chain alone last
Sunday.
~Tbe best homes I have ever seen. saws III.
H., were in houses which were not especially
were presided q mean tyrannized) over by
"Perfect housekeepers."
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EVENING STAR.

fksNsNtvANiA Coal TRADE.-Tbe coal
uade for the past week has ruled steady nod
DeIy active, and prices are reported uncha nrcd
ssie OF Svs tons OF Scranton coal on Fed es-
Gay last nj New York attracted an audience OF
spiri,eo buyers, ana general and very decided
ADVANCE IN prices Vas realized On the vhola
sale OF six sises the advance was about isy
cents per ton. thus somewhat exceeiinc the
advance OF ten cents per ton previously an
nounced by the great carrying compaDies Tor
the June supply Of coal. OF the probable firm
ness OF coal prices for theoremainder OF the 90
son, the New York Coal and Iron Record, in in
weekly review OF the trade. SAWS the advances
for Nav and june ten cents each per ton OF coal.
impaired q better tone ca the market. and mapy
buyers who had held OF during the last DAYS OF
the week ordered freely their supplies. The
stipulated advance for coal A. the season wears
awsv Is supposed 90 be ten cents per ton and
starting from April rates, which were the low
est OF the season. this advance has been sus-
tnued-Phiia I.d,er
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IDROPOSALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST.
u IRON WORK FOR THE NEW JAIL, DIS
TEICT OF COLUMBIA
NEW JAIL, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, .
Once Of Superintendent, May 8, 1873. Z

o. ~
WROUGHT AND CASTIRON WORK
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office OF
TIE Superintendent until m, JUNE 1873, for
furnishing delivering, fitting and putting in place
che Wrought and Cast iron Work exh bited by
she Drawings, described IN the Specifications. and
Sron lumns Of Basement, Rolled Beams, &c of
: lOors, Iron Work Of Roofs, Grstings to Windows,
&c. Cell Doors, Iron Staircsses, &c.
Copies Of the Drawings, Specifications, and SEIZED
Gle may be had on application at this Office.
All scaroldlng required by the contractors to put
the work in place will be furnished by the Govern
lf1ent free Of charge, but will be erected by the
eraCtOrs.
weight, for the various items Of work, a. called
Ger in the Schedule. The work will be subdivided
HmODg different bidders, but will be Considered i'm
che aggregate. The whole of the Cast iron Columns
q Basement story and the Beams, &c, OF First
Floor, must be delivered and set in position within
sslld the whole work must be completed within
twelve mont hs from date Of acceptance.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten per
ctntum until the final completion of the contract.
the sum Of twenty thousand dollars saOOO, that
abe bidder will accept and perform the contract if
ssxarded him, the sufficency Of the security to be
certified by the United States Judge, the Clerk of
she Inited states Court, OF the District Attorney Of
fhe District wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids, IL II be deemed for the interest Of the Gov
eminent 10 do So; and any bid that is not made on
ehe printed form, to be obtained in this Office, and
does not conform in every respect to the require
neither will proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
Cf wrought sr Cast-iron Work. and who have not
fhe necessary facilities for getting ont the work
ProgSsals Will be endorsed Bids for Iron Work"
m7-Zt ADOLF CLUSS, Superintendent
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DRePOsALS FOR MATERIALS,
Nav DEPARTMENT,
BUREAT OF YARDS AND Docks,

wAsHINGToN, May Ia, 1873
Proposals Tor Glass No (name the class for the
Navy Yard at (name the Yard will be received at
(12rHl OF JUNK, at which hour the opening Of the
fld- will be COMMENCED, for furnishing and deliver
Abe materials and articles embr in printed sch j.
sles, which, with the form Of offer and guaranty,
Spd printed instructions, will be furnished on ap-
5nssi,on, and sent by mall if 80 requested, to per
ans dssirng TO onsr 70 contract for any or all Of
1he several Navy Yards for the classes for the yards
ihereto by the Bureau for any all Of the yards
The classes q this bureau are numbered and des-
-Clss, No. Bricks; Ne 2, Stone; No: 3, Yellow
JanPST and cypTess No Line, HaT and dpI Plss
se es n H. ITPn S6 sG Pss, and Oh Sa IA
ftatiSSpery No D, hay and straw No, 81 Proven,
J.. m NJ srcT No rs Billing Packing and
COPPER and Composition Nails '''
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class rs Ne j. Clothing No Hats, Boots, Shoes.
ID FII BIssS No Gr9ee5 Tes,! No Dry
Goal Ne: 9 Paints, OILS. Glass, &c, No IL, Lum
Mi-cenaheous; No. is, Hardware: No. rs, sta,
The following are the classes, by their numbers,
Required at the respective navy yards and naval
Ssylums-
Nos. 81. II, IA, Is, Is, -, 81, - "a.
CHARLESTOwN, MASS
nos g. II, r. Is, 10, IL, Is, D., n D. %,
BROOKLYN, NY
Nos 3, So Us, 3, IL, p, A. Is, 10, Il, I5 90 q,
=, y, "a, Is.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Mes. g, 9, IS, 10. Il. Is, ~, 81
LEAUGE ISLAND, Pa.
Noe. !, s. 3, 9. Is, IL.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA, PA
Ms. ], 2, 5, 4, 5, 8, 8, 9, IL. Is, IA, Is, 10.
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
Nos. liz, 5, s, ., II, IL, Is, Is. II, Is, %, 81
NORFOLK. VA
Nos " IL, II, IA, Is To- II, Is D. q, .,
q, IS, 81.
PENSACOLA, FLA
Nos. j, 4, g. 10, II, Is, ~, Il.
MARE ISLAND, CAL
Nos. 81, 9, IL, Il, IA. Is, To- IL 49, q
81 . may Is law4t
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THE PRESENCE oF THE SHAH OF peRsts
AT BERLIN H. an extraordinary event. II shows
the enlightcned and progressive spirit OF the
age which II bringing the rulers and peoples of
all nations IN communication with each other
and Il destroying The preiudices of race religion
ANA caste that have existed - long. We believe
this is the first time the Mohammedan potentate
otIiersia has visited Berlin. The Emperor
William, Bismarck aud the Berlinese comnre-
bend the unprecedented event and are max iug
the most Of IL. The Shah has a palace assigned
TO nm, ana All the honers proper 20 his position
are bestowed. He will see a great deal. both in
Germany and other parts Of Europe. 90 en-
tighten him, and his Journey NAV prove advan
tageous 20 the Persian people-N T. Herald
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NJ RIED.
GALLAGBER-STANT. On the d instant nv
the Rev. jacob Wilson, Mr. LAWRENCE GAL.
LAGHER TO Miss VIRGINIA SLANT, both Of
this city.


B0SWORTH. After a short but painful Illness.
on the morning OF the n instant, BRINAH A
daughter OF Lewis aud Caroline v. BosWOrth in liza
18Th year Of her age.
Take holy earth unto thy humid breast
Her cold remains, there be their silent rest
W lille reetly through the realms beyond the -ki.s
Her spirit flies TO heaven to glory there c. v b.
lBsitimore Sun please copy
HAYES, On the evening Of the 9Th inst ant AFTER
a long and painful illness, which she bore Win
Christian fortitude, ELLA VIRGINIA dearly r.
loved and eldest daughter of John W. and Coiumbis
Hayes, sged Is years and months.
Sadly weep thy ~ ents o er thee.
God hath called thee 20 thy home
Thou hast left rs in thy besuty,
Thou wilt never more return.
Gone, but not forg ptten. Ar
The friends and relatives OF the family are re~pecf
fully invited 10 attend her funeral from the ra.f
dence of her parents, 220 Ii street northwest Fri-
day, at y. IN.
INCH. On the 9Th instant, ELY PuRcrLu.
inch, of consumption. devoted wife Of Richard
Funeral from the residence Of James Paterson M
10 m 10 morrow, 81 Commerce street A en- sndri.
Va. Friends Of family invited.
MCCORMICK. On the attn instant, M 6ss o,clocs .
q hls residence, 18th and l. streets, TIMOTHY
MCCORMICK, aged "a years.
The funeral will take place from the abovepaneS
place, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock aud proceed
20 Mount 0liyet Cenetery.
MORGAN. On the 9Th instant, after n linoer,n~
illness, Mrs ARhLLA MORGAN, in the 7Si year
Of her age. Marlboro Gazette please copy 4
Relatives aud friends Of the family are res
invited 20 attend her funeral, from the Residence n
her son, Mr.. Geo. ii Morgan q street BET veen fsss
and 18th streets southeast, Friday afternoon, a 4
O'Clock.
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DROWNING or A NoUTH.-Chas Quinn ana
Lsrned Richardson, two Young men, were tish-
ing at the High Rock, half mile above Fred
erck junction, Md, yesterday. when the lat
ter, in crossing 10 the other side for bait about
$50 r. IN. got beyond his depth. and being un-
able TO swim, was drowned. Quinn jumped in
and tried to save his companion. WHO tightly
clasped INN by the wrists, but, finding his ef-
forts fruitless, wrenched himself away ana
swan ashore, and ran crying tor help. but Il
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
u Northwest corner 10th and ID streets

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court for
"A: Prince Georges county, sitting a court of
equity, passed in the case of William o. Jones
ana Ann Jones, his wife, ct al, vs. Basil Benson ct
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 9TH
day OF June, lS3 at O'Clock p m. (t fair; if not
ON the next fair dag the real estate of the late VIM
SlbIey, consisting of several parcels parts of
tracts OF land, called "Deacon's Hall, - ssCramp-
tons Lot and part of "Elizabeth's Delight" con-
iainibg los III acres, more less sua ed in Prince
Georges county, between the Baltimore and Wash
ington and the Metropolitan railrsads-two miles
distant from eachad joining the farms of Elk Score
tary McCulloch, William G. Metzerott and General
Mic ler, and the Adelphia Mills, owned by George
W Riggs, and eight miles from Washington city.
This land is beautifully located, in good CON
dtion, abundantly supplied wi.h wood and water
there being two springs of pure water near the
house-and good mill site, with ample and never
failing water power
The improvements consist of a good twe-story
dwelling house and suitable out houses
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to he paid in cash the day of sale rattle alton
thereof by the court and the residue in equal install
nents 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 stveties to be
approved by the trustee, with interest the whole
purchase money from the day of sale. A deposit Of
$50 Will be required on the day of sale. On pay
execute deed to the purchaser, his cost for the
conveyance.
If deemed desirable, the trustee will divide the
above mentioned real estate, to suit purchasers
RICHARD b. B. CHEW, Trustee
NOD GREEN x WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TONIC n RO w
10y THOS. Il. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctisneer, 81 7th street.
CHANCERY SAL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 6rH STREET XisT NJ

CHAEGERY SAL OF vALgABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 6TH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS, NORTH.
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia hold
ing N Equity Court for said District passed on
the 10th day OF May 1873, in cause No 30, wherein
Lewis h Schneider is complainant and William q .
Gallant and others defendants, the UNDERMINED
trustee will sell At public auction IN front eff the
June. 1873, the following described parcels OF real
wit:
Lot lettered in Corcoran's recorded subdivision
OF lots in square four hundred and fortysi (&46l
improved by a lately built three-story press brick
scribed by said decree, are: One third Of purchase
money TO be paid in cash; the residue in four equal
instruments at six, twelve eighteen and twenty four
months respectively, with interest from day OF sale
or all cash at option OF purchaser.
And Immediately after the above sale the under
signed trustee. by virtue Of the same decree, will
sell lots fifteen 15) and sixteen (l6) in Gallants re-
corded subdivision of part of square four hundred
and seventy nine lf9), improved by . two-story
Brick Dwelling This last property is sold subject
to an encumbrance thereon, to be assumed BY the
purchaser Of twenty five hundred dollars, pay able
two after February 2eth, lS72 with interest al
ten per cent per annum, and the terms of sale for
with interest from day of sale all cash at option
OF the purchaser.
In each case the premssory notes of the pur.
chaser will be reqnir for the deferred paymeuts
which to be lien until paid on the property
sold Sl00 will be required on each bid when &C
six days the trustee the right to resell at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
w. 4. EDMONDSTON, Trustee
m22-eo&ds THOS. +. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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DowN ON THE DEAD HEAD SYsTRN.-At the
meeting OF western railroad managers 20 con-
sider the question of abolishing the system OF
free passes their lines a resolution a. offered
declaring all outstanding passes void after the
ooth Of June, and abrog ating their renewal or
any further issue. The resolution was modified
so a. not TO apply 10 employees over the lines
with which they are connected; also eNempting
from the operation of the resolution those pers
sons having previously acknowledged contract
rights TO free passes. Thus amended the raso-
lutlod was adopted by unanimous vote
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J; A, L. MoRRELL, Trustee
KELLEY & GATCHEL, Aucts.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIoneeTs-
" No. lOOl northwest corner 10Th and n streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is
TATE IN THk NORTHW WESTERN PART OF


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is
TATE IN THk NORTHWESTERN PART OF
The CITY AT AUCTION vi
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated the lltb
n: day OF May. A. ID. ISL, and duly recorded in
Liber No. 642, folio :sSi, If the land records
Tor ashlngton county, in the District of Column
Da and by the written rcquast Of the parties sacur
60 thereby, shelf sell al public auction on WE'D
NfSDAf, the 18Th Of June, A. ID 1873 at 8 oicIk
o. M IN front OF the premises, 10 Wit: All thief niece
or parcel OF ground, known and designated a. Lot
nifty t52l In Leonard s. Chapman's Recorded
subdivision Of original lots Nos to II inclusive i'm
square three hundred and sixty four ISS, D in m
city Of W ashington, District of Columbia m or,x.d
with a three-s;ory aud basement Brick Dselling
with two-story and basement back building wi.S
mod TN Improvements, location on Rhode Island az
rnnv. between 9ih and 10th streets northwest
Terms: One third cash balance in and 70 r,on,,,s
FOR notes bearing interest and secured by A ieed ~
trust on the premises cold All cOnyeyancing :, ~.
II Of the purchaser $3.50 down on day of s,Ia ia
II the terms 81 sale are not complied wi,ho fiv,.
day afuer the day Of sale, the Trustee ressrys. b
riE t 20 resell the property at the risk and cost ~
the defsuting purchaser; by advertising thr-. Tin,
in s'.me newspaper published in washi1gton CITY
JNO. a: L. W0RRELL, Trustee
isS eodSds Rep.l Al, -
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The WILD MAN in the woods has made his
ANIMAL appearance once more, and very early
ne being THIS time m fannin county. Georgia.
He II represented 60 be eight feet high and i'm
a recent tight with some of the citizens who
attempted 10 capture him, he killed one OF
them, as represented, and tore of the tail of a
horSa
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DY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Esfaxe Broken
Southwest corner Pepnsylvania avenue And llth .,
Star Once Building


CHAEcERY SALE0 IMPROVED PROPERTY
the District Of Columbia, passed in cause No
1906, Slade, ct al, vs. Slade, ct al, will sell in
day OF June, las, At Ga O'Clock D m, part OF LOT s.
in square No 44 beginning for the same ct the north
feet inches, thence south IS feet inches, thence
east ~ feet sinches, TO fifteen foot alley, theace
improvements consist OF two two-story brick
houses, four rooms each, and brick stable with
twelve stalls. This property IL located between be-
tween 9th and 7th streets and asd streets north
west.
Terms Of sale: One-fhird cash; balance IN 6, u
and Is months with interest at the rate Of eight
cent. per annum, the purchaser to give his notes,
Endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee. II the
terms of sale not complied with in six days the
property will be resoh At the cost Of defaultins
purchaser. deprsit Of 800 viii be required al the
time II sale. The stable viii be sold separately All
convey ancing ct purchasers cost.
fi-3kds LATIAEk oLEART, Aucts,
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by Kelley & GATCHEL. Anctiopeers.
- Corner 18th and streets uortbwes

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IL SQUARE. NO
ISl, ON 1~T STREET, CAPITOL HILL
ca BY virtue II deed Of trust, dated February
~T>Ah, Isl, and duly recorded in Liber No &c
->~folio 4gl Nc and by the written direction al
the party secured thereby, will sell, at public auc-
tion; IN front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
HE 9TH day ~ June, b., lS73, at . O'Clock n m
Lot u, OF subdivision of original Lot numbered
Tour IN square numbered seven hundred and
city Of Washington. u. c.
Terms Of Sale: Cash, and to b. complied with
with within six DAYS after day of sale al a. me
Trustee reserves the right 20 resell the property
after one week notice, at the risk and Cost Of de-
faUlting purchaser.
IA. L. MeRRELL, Trustee
KELLEY
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R. .. DAVIS, Trustee,
LATIMER 4 CLEARY. Aucts.
by LUTTRELL HUNTINGTON, Auctiopeers.
II 81 Louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS W

- 81 LOuisiand ave, Det YIN ana lUtn S9 n. W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE, TWO TWO STORY FRAME
DMELLINGS, AND SEVERAL SMALLER
FRAME OuTBUILpINGS ON DELAWARE
NokTHHE,. ssEETWEEN AND STREETS
- By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date
d; May "a, A ID. ISL, and ouly recorded in Lber
NO. on, folio 263, one of the land records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
At public auction, in front Of the premises, to the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, June Is A. D.
lo3 at O'Clock D. m. all that certain piece or par.
Gel OF ground situated and being the city of Wash
lngt3p, IN said District, and known part of orr
glhaI LOT four in square six hundred and eighty
four, 6si, which include sub-lOts and d, of j. III
Merrllls subdivision of said original lot four
IN said square six hundred and eighty four, (6S4J
ana bounded a follows, to wit: Beginning for the
same on Delaware avenue. at the northwest corner
Wardiy, At right angles to said avenue 1863 feet to
rear line OF said lot four, Az thence south along said
rear line 81 feet inches; thence 46 feet thence
n0rthwestwardiy IS feet inches, to a three-foot
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY 81 feet to said Delaware
avenue; thence northeastwardly along the line of
SAID avenue "a feet A., inches to the northwest corner
OF SAID lot four, a. and the place of beginning to-
gerher with TN improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, of which 100 must
be paid at time of SALE balance in equal i'm
SIX, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months with
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per arnum
payable semi annually until paid, from day of sale
the purchaser giving notes, to be secured on the
Neyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost, The
trustee reserves the right resell The property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purch the
sale. WIN F. HOLTZNAN Trustee
LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON ,
J'0-epU AuctiOneers.
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THE PUBLICITY given % messages written ON
postal cards may be avoided by the use of iuyis-
lille ink, the direction 90 s.bod To the ire' being
written with common ink. This checks the m
quisitiyeness OF post Office clerks who have not
the time to make applications. In France inyis-
lille ink IL sold for this PURPOSE
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llY B. II. WARNER,
ID KeaI ksIate Broker aud Aur,ion..r
Ne. 72S 7th street, between G and III ''

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NORTH L STREET, BETWEEN IT,
AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
- By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Com, m
81 c., passed in the cause Of Riley ct al VS. ca,
ct al. No. 32i6. Equity, I wiz Oil, at pnbIic
auction, on Thu kSDAf June 1878, at o O'CLOCK
p in front OF the premises, parts of Lots and IN
in Square ~, beginning for the same at the north
west corner OF lot III, on the south line of north
90 feet ~ inches; thence west Is feet and thence
north o. feet Is inches TO the beginning; improved
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue in two
equal payments AT and II months from day of saIe
with interest at per IT. per annum The ti,Io -
be etsined until all of the purchase money with in
terest, paid III the terms Of sale are MOI
with within seven days from day of sale i reserva
the right 20 resell the property at the risk aud cos
Of the defarlting purchaser. All cOnveyancing AZ
purchasers cost loo deposit on Acceptance ~ 10
JANIS EDWARDS, Trustee
l.5-eo&ds B. H. WARNER A..
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID st.

IL GkEEN q 3. AuctIOneers.
u No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts
cE GaHSER 81 sAtEeE kEAL EsTATEISEHE
h3rk HboXE S Sk6ksE sH5 II p s & LEc rs
GREEN &L 1t MAscStSH k2GMs coz 8E
hEE OK t t2Ty AND D STREETS, IN WASH
GA By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
e9SCourt Of the District Of Columbia, in Equity
Will Jam D c Murdock ct al, we will sell, at public
auction, at the auction Rooms Of Green Williams,
washington O., on TUESDAY the st h day day 81 81
June, A. D. 1873 at the hour % 6 O'Clock p M Lots
part Of tract Of land lying and being in the COUNTY
OF Washington, in the District Of Columbia, called
Friendship, st. Philip aud Jacob, aud resuryey on
Each of the above lots contains from i've to twenty
The land is situated on two roads leading into the
Ridge road, and by these roads to Georgetown aud
Wa hngton, and is only two and half miles from
Board Of Public Works will bring this property
much nearer to Georgetown.
land ali we'll %atered The and IL suitable f WOO
ricuhural purposes, and is in very healthy loca-
There is erected on said lot 26 large new Flour
Mill, IN good running order aid condition, with
water course The mill viii be open and subject to
One lotSSill be sold with privilege of two or more
map of the property to be sold can be seen AT
Green W illiams auction room.
Terms Oh sale phe-sixth cash, and the balance in
rate Oh ten pc. Sennm per snnum from day of sale
and lien retained on tbs OF .d Ia
or the purchase money can be paid in cash upon
spes dfa Of a will D. at rate Of inter
chaser at time Of sale. Al convey ancng and stamps
at Of p tse % 81 of the property will be
MH fs 4 PHsRsHiL1r,} Receivers.
j2-dSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.