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FROM LITTLE ROCK.

Associated Press Dlspatches.I
LITTLE Rock, April 16.-There is but
little change in the gubernatorial mud
die. Brooks holds the statehouse, which
is surrounded by about one hundred
armed men. They have two cannOns,
Baxter's headquarters are still at st.
Johns college, in the suburbs of the
city. He is preparing to retake the state
house. About fifteen thousand stand of
arms, belonging to the State, are at the
arsenal. Both Baxter and Brooks have
made demand for them, but the de-
mand was refused. Men are pouring in
on every train. The city is rather quiet.
LITTLE Rock, April IS, 4p.m.-There
is but little change in affairs. Governor
Baxter still occupies st. Johns college,
and is making preparations to sustain
himself. Brooks holds the Statehouse
with two pieces of artillery and about
one hundred men, armed with improved
muskets. He has issued the following
proclamation:
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Grant Refuses TO Assist Baxter
He will Preserve the Peace,
in Other Words, the Par
ty-Baxter's PrOeIa-
matiOn.
Baxter in Court Again-PrOcla-
nation Of BrOOks-His Cor
respOndence with the Gov
ernment-Baxter's
Coup.
Notes from Important Points
Armed Men Offering Their
SerEices-A Correspond
ent On the Situation
Etc, , Etc, Etc.
FIRST DIsPATCA.

FIRST DIsPATCA.
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 16.-No
new developments in the gubsrnatorial
fight. Brooks still holds the statehouse,
while Baxter is quartered at st. Johns
College. The excitement in the city
has died away completely, and the
general opinion is that Brooks will be
governor for the remainder of the term.
He is in constant receipt of kilograms
from all parts of the State congratu-
lating him on his accession to a position
rightfully his. Among others is a dis
patch from Washington, signed by the
entire Arkansas delegation, expressing
their heartiest wishes for his success.
With the exception of appointing Gene
raj Catterson acknowledgement of the
militia, Brooks has made no changes
in appointive offices. In the opinion of
intelligent men Of both parties the
matter is settled. Baxter talks fight,
but lacks the means and nerve to carry
the war into Africa.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April I6.-At half
past seven o'clock this evening Baxter
effected military coup, posting armed
guards in Main and Markham streets,
who halt all corners and turn back those
whom they imagine to be friends of
Brooks. This move has temporarily cut
off communication with the statehouse,
and that fortress is now 10 a state Of
siege. Rumor has it that unless Brooks
capitulates within two days an assault
will be ordered. What Brooks will do
to counter this last move of Baxter's
is still in the future, No signs Of inter
ference by the general government as
yet.
FROM BATESvILLE.
Special to the Appeal
BATEsvILLE, April I6.-Five hun
dred men here are ready to move to Lit
tie Rock to sustain Baxter. All voted
for Brooks.
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--1gssssc, anu uy Lnls means
get the lunatie asylum properly located.
Convenient, you'll observe.
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TEXAS.
TEXAS
From the o. lnaenh Innrnal- nth

From the o. Joseph Journal, uth[
The parish is generally overfiowed,
with the exception Of the fronts OF the
plantations lying on the river and on
lakes st. Joseph and Bruen. Within
nine miles OF st. Joseph the back water
was within seven inches of the mark of
1872, on Thursday, and it is reported
as rising all along, and gradually cover
ing the high lands on the front. The
river at St. Joseph has risen twelve
inches since our last issue, and was still
rising slowly when We went to press.
The heavy rains OF the week have in
creased the quantity Of water both in
the river and in the back-water. The
prospect is regarded ss very gloomy by
even the most sanguiDe Of our planters.
To add to the nisiortUnes from the over
flow, the gnsts, which are the usual at
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RACES! RACES!
The
9TH ANNUAL SPRING MEETING
or THE
CHICKASAW JOCKEY CLUB
VIII eOmmeBee ON Mendsy, April
27th, and continue ave days.
PROGRAMME:

PROGRAMMES:
FIRsF DAY-Monday, April 9Th
Trial Stakes for three-year Olds, mile heats;
a asweepstake OF $50 each p.p., 70 which the
Club viii add 500. Closed with six subscri-
SAME DAY-Club Purse, $500, for ali ages
two miles.
SECOND DAY-Tuesday, April 2Sth-
Jockey Club Purse, 500, nile-snd a-half, for
SANE 'DAY-Purse, sscO, mile heats for all
ages.
THIRD DAY-Wednesday, AP-tI a9th-
Minor stake-nile heats for colts and lilies
that had not appeared in public prior 20
closing Of stake. Subscription s25 PIP, 70
which the Club viii add S0e- Eight sub
scrihers.
SAM DAY-Purse, sls0-One nile, for all
FHfRD RACE-Purss, 800 -miIe-snd- -s-quart-
er, for all ages
FOURTH DAT-Thursday, April S0th-
Jockey Club Purse, s1eO-mils-and-a-haI'
for all ages.
SAME DAY-CIub Purse, S5eo-sWO miles and
repe al, for all ages.
FIFFH DAY-FrEday, May lat.
Chickasaw Stake for three-year olds-twO
miles: a sweepstakes OF $50 each PIP, to
which the Club viii add 500. six suoscrlo-
SAME DAY-Handicap for beaten horses
mile heats. Horses beaten once, showed
lbs: twice, IA lbs /; three times, q lbs. En-
trance, $40; money TO @ to second horse.
For purse OF s4JO.
No entrance fee 10 purses. 4 lOU OUeT eIti-
tes a no s. 20 nj IlOlfat o. pure.
The Club reserves the right to postpone on
account of weather or for other sufficient
cause. In the event a pOstponement snail De
announced, the entries VIII not be reopened
The drum will be tapped for the start In the
hrst race each day at O'Clock.
commencing at $50 am, trains Of the NJ
and c. R. K. viii run TO and from the course
every thirty minutes during the day. By
purchasing a coupon ticket at the depot, Vls-
ftors will be conveyed to and trO and ad-
70 Hrna tnFfnt land .
Dav Badges, s. RT NJ seltlsBlGn adm Tied 10
ne Grand StrIld tritll0Ut q brCigF, 1Ehethsr &c
eogapt.uts q bU a LADY, or theTtCfse-
Extra Recommendations for ladies, who are
cordially invited to attend Admission free-
Pools sold morning and evening al
Peabody Hotel
JOHN DONOVAN, President.
{. STONE, Secretary, pro ten- mhZS cod
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At a Iate hour lasI nfeht,

I
The attorney-general has said TO Brooks
that he Is not governor. If you can nut down
the rebellion pay no attention 10 Whvtoekis =
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IN the CITY OF Memphis, Tennessee, the Follow
ing described real estate, conveyed 70 US IN
said deed, to-Wit: A certain tract OF land sltu-
ated. lying and being IN the county or Hay
wood, state Of Ten Dnessees and bounded rs fol-
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OFFICIALDRAWINGS

EXTRA GLASS.
Horafug Class No. rs.
s9lOi34l25I I52i5ji i73l9l72IsIIsl
Rvenang-CIass HO. 76.
I9tlflOlTI I5il45I8I 20l34Id
MsmT hts, this 18th day of April. 1874
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PUEvnasIng capacity, but it would
70 the same extent, cause shrinkaee in
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tendants upon high water, are annoying
the stock of the planters. and we hear
that quite number Of mules have died
on the Avondale and Mound planta-
tions. This will cap the climax Of the
miseries Of the country.
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LITTLE Rock, April 16.-A few min
utes ago Governor Baxter's forces took
possession of the telegraph office, placing
sentinels at the door with instructions
to permit no dispatches to be sent or de-
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LATER FROM LITTLE ROCK,


set my hand, the private seal of said
State being now not accessible to the
governor of the State. Done at Little
Rock this 18th day of April, A. ID. 1874.
ELISHA BAXTER,
Governor OF Arkansas and Commander-in-
Chief.
simultaneously with the issuance of
this proclamation the governor marched
from st. Johns college with his force OF
ab,ut two hundred men, down into the
heart Of the city, took up his head
quarters at the Anthony house, placed
guards all along the principal streets,
completely surrounding the statehouse
with a Gordon of sentiuels. Several
companies of militia have arrived from
the outside counties, and every train
makes additions. By tomorrow the
governors force, from present indica-
tiOns, will number near two thousand.
There are about one luudred to
one hundred and fifty men at the
statehouse well armed, and with two
cannon. The governor received dis
patch from Attorney General Williams
stating in effect that the United States
government would not interfere. The
governor states this was all he desired,
and he promises to put down the insur-
rectiOn at once.
Last nights dispatches were in error
la stating that the circuit judge had is
sued writ to the sheriff Immediately
on giving judgment against Baxter.
No writ was ever issued either then or
now. AS soon as the judgment was rem
dered Brooks took the office, and with a
copy of the Judgment in his hand went
into the governors Office and took forci-
bic possession.
LATEST
LITTLE Rock, April 16.-A few min
utes ago Governor Baxter's forces took
possession of the telegraph office, placing
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expended BY the Architect of the Capitol il
forthwith removing from the Cspitol Grounds
the engine building south of the Capitol.
For the purchase Of the original lot numbered
one. SQUARE numbered six hundred and eighty
three, in the city of Washington, containing
about fifteen thousand superficial feet, with
the improvements thereon, for q site for a fire
engine house, eighteen thousand dollars.
Reform-School: To reimburse the fund OF
the Reiorm-School in the District of Columbia
for work done and materials furnished in the
erection and furnishing OF the building and
grounds for the same, thirty-one thousand
seven hundred and seYenty-tEo dollars and
twenty-nine cents; and the Attorney General
IS hereby directed to take such measures as
shall be most efiectual 10 enforce any right or
claim which the United States have TO this
amount of money or any part thereof. now in
VOWED In the bankruptcy of Henry D. Cooke
or of Jay Cooke and Company, the same bav-
ing been in the hands Of Eaid Henry d. Cooke,
as treasurer of said Reiorm-School, at the
time OF his bankruptcy, and being then moneys
belonging to the United States, and to inquire
into this loss Of the public moneys, and ascer-
tain who Is responsible therefor, and institute
such prosecutions as public justice may require,
and that he report his proceedings therein 10
Congress In his next annual report.
Approved, June %, 1874.
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PY HI. WARNER.

- Real Estate Broker and Auctloneer
FedeF1I buildings, corner Seventh AMI SIS. N. W.
TE Z W. ,EI;;; SALE OF FOUR NEAT, NEW
SIDE OF TWELFTH, BETWEEN W AND
EO~NBARY STREETS NORTEWEST
hN ylTtue OF two ceccS Of trust to u, dated Jan
RICO ded IN Liber No. rs, folio ii, and LET -
f0l - resE ecttvsly Ofthe land records for Wash
county. District OF CUlTmb ia. and AZ fhe re-
guest OF the party secured thereby, we viii san at
EpOilc auction, font of tie " misses, to ths
nlghest bidder, on SATURDAY, August : 1874 az
CLOCK, p. m, all those ceTta pieces or parcels
EESa estate, ST uaLe IN the city Of Wash !nEtoD,
PlsFiet OF Columbia, and known a. lots numbered
nHei ~ six, 81 seven "a and eight, Is and the
SIt pmosi ten (0l feet frOnt q iOt numbered
I0uEi W. and running back with that width the
wv Iest OF lot numbered C9) nine and running back
win that width the whole depth Orsad lot and All
OF sald lots o+lnS in StlTr ard BE caIfs corded
supervision OF sluare NUN bsIe three hundred and
above stat ted. 'S' -
Terms OF sale: one third cash; balance in six fs1
we've tIZl and eighteen (ls) month, tn Interest
teeureI oy deed OF trust on the prOpei ty sold or
AZ cash as the guTch2 may desire. deposit OF
one hundred dollars down WAen D Operty Is sold
All oOnVeyaneiug At cost OF purchaser n terms or
SAFE are not compiled vita In seven davs the tFus-
tees reserve the right to sell the property al the
risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser afer ave
d-ys' adyertlSement in some one or m IRE newEpa-
pers pu6lishsd In the city Of Washing ton, b. 6.
WI. Z. y, a5AFTIbSSLYis lTrust.e.
J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
IL lNE
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FOR HAY AND COAL
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1
BUREAT OF YARDS AND DocKE,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DocKF,
a5 ssfd a: fer SE s19 a,
ceiysd q tbls once until 10 O'CLOCK q. N. OF the
OF the bids win be Commenced, for fUraishiRE an
eeysring az me several navy yards named the arti
/ BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS, CLASS No
| 20, HAY AND STRAW, IS7I-'T5.
ktttery leo tons q 24o lbs) best quality due English
Bosom, 100 tSus CPD Ibs) best hay, loose, pr
BioSkIyn 90 tons GAN 1Os) drst quality loose tim
Phi sdgiphG Is tons e. 80 Ibs best clOver and tim
Warrington, s tons e, 2io ibsj hay. best quality
Norfolk, 70 tons (f2Iolbs test quality timothy bay,
Psnssco., q tons e. 2aoIOs. Timothy nd clover
Deliver: CO 70 Ps made monthly as required.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS CLASS No
r,... p, AHTHRAGIEE GOAL, IS74-'75.
Klttery, s0l tons 2B fbsJ While ash, steamb o.
Kittery $50 tens q 20 lDs) white-lsh stove sire,
Boston, SO tons Ca,2D IOs) whIte-ash, steamboat
Boston, rs tons q 40 lbs.) RsI-nsh for stoves and
Boston, is tons t!,2iO Ibs) Redash, egg size, per
Boston, Is tons Ca2p Ibs.) Red-A.h, put-slEe, per
Brooklyn, 20 tons (2faC lbs.l Locust mountain,
Brooklyn, 50 tons "a lbs,) Locust mountain,
Brooklyn, g tons a. 30 Ibs) Locust mountain, stove
BROOKLYN. 5 tons e. 30 lbs Locust mountain, nut
PiiisdsiphG, i5O tons 22iO Ibs.) best quality Lee
high coal, egg size, per ton.
League Islan leo tons e. 30 lbs.) best quality Le-
high cOal, stove size per ton.
Warrington, 50 tons q, 40 lbs.) Whiteash, stove
Norfok, is6 tOls e. 30 Ibs) Anthracite stove size
Pensacoii, 50 tons C22p Ibs) Anthracite coal, per
ton. r
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS, CLASS No.
-.. y, BITUAlSOUS COAL, ls74-'i5.
Kittsry, 100 tons 30 Ibs.) Cumberland coal, for
smiths use. per ton.
Kttery, Is tons e. 40 lbs English camel coal psr
Boston 50 tons e. $40 ID. Lump Cumberland coal,
for blacksmith's use, per ton. 80
Brooklyn, p tons (s,2i0 l6s.l Broad-toP coal, run
Brooklyn, Is tons a. 80 Ibs) best InsahalI camel
coal for hre-engines, per ton.
Washington, 100 tons q 80 lbs Cumberland coal,
Norfolk 50 ions c. 30 l6s.l Cumberland coal, run
OF the mines, per ton.
Pensacola Is tons O. 40 lbs.) Cumberland coal, per
All the coal to be Of the best quality OF its kind;
to be delivered Into carts provided BY the Govern
ment aud the quantity delivered to be paid for 1T
tn weights Of the navy yard scales.
All the coal embraced In theee classes to be deiT
eTei on or before the Ter OF November next.
Bond and security in the full amount OF the con-
tract vi be required to secure Its faithful eKeen-
ton and fIl1liment and the Bureau reserves the
right 10 reject any or all Of the bids; ,,,,,,s
JyiI CHIEF Of Bureau.
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AUCTION SALES,
Future Days.

RT WI. L WALL q Co G1.,Iooo.----vv
So,- ON ana a.. New ,e Marble BuiIdlnT' -
a.sshue, eornef Ninth street.
ELEGS ~ STEES StN IS ;IHIANC FURNITURE. FIVE
Nut AND t;II.T % a n LATE IRRORS!YALs
CASES: P1Rf1ER ssTfIiT TEEsg; WATNGfITT B y
SS59th WALNUT ARBL E-FOP SIPS IN rs "a Hair
BLEs SND A AAP OAE EXTENSION Txt'
HAND FURNITURE Hho' sECOkD-
On FRIDAY MORNING Trt,- ., 49,,
ing az 10 O'Clock, we will ser On tbs 80 Sonamene5
SsrrsSssE the AFOREMENTIONED FurpitarSi
II be added 70 the above sale, 20 piece, g.
snd - nhite and Check Mating; 10 1iecsT - -
o., o. and 81 Oucloth. - ~ P'eSes o.
ly9 rstsrJ l" AL Al. 8 &c. co.
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jy2JSTuTh&ds
RYJ. #. wORMLEY,
II Real Estate Broker and AuctIoneer,
l5un PeunsYlkanIa avenue.


By virtue Of deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
Ahu sell, dsted April II, A. D. 1871, and duly
cOTdeG In LtbaE No 61f, fOllo 466, Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and at tie
request OF the beneficiary, I will sell az public
suction IN mont Ct the premises, on MONDAY,
august ls54 At o clock p m t.le following de-
tom District NJ Columbia, TO wit: All Of lots NUM-
oered one ~ and two ~ and the southern p1r1 Of
fourteen (l4) In square numbered four hundred and
thirty nine, (fS, bounded follows, viz; Begin
ming a. the southeast corner OF said square BY ane
running tneuee along Seventh street west north
ward nlnrty-seven Oh feet and four "a incheS
thenee west ulnety sl feet and four () Inches
thence south ninety-SsSen tg7) feet and four al
inches, thenre nlnsty-nlns (ssi 4 ct and four (I
Srty conveyed to Robert A. Phillips BY Hilleary L.
recorded In Iiber n. G. T. No. a. folo5 "a, * "a
lambiA. " w
Terms: Nine hundred dollars, with interest at
ten per cent. per annum from October 10, Is7s. to
DAY OF sale, and expense Of sale In cash, aud the
balance In SIX t6) months, for which the notes Of
pe s & bearing Interest Is tsR y ds
OF trust on the property cold, must be given de-
post OF 0ne hundred and hfy dollars (RfOl will be
required at time OF sale. All cOayeyancing at ex-
pelse ofpurchassr. II terms OF sale are not com
piled with in hys t5) days the Trustees
right to resell the property the risk and cost OF
the defaultng purchaser after five ~ days n0t:oe
in somso one or more newspapers published in Wash
GEO. W. sTICEEEY,
Surviving Trustee.
Ut. WORALEY,
jee9-d&ds AuctIouser
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IN 3SIi x STREET soUTH, BETWEEN sIKFff
BV YyriI ~ ETH STREETS WEST.
tISsIv 81 Lhree deeds OF trust, Dated respec-
InStt{{ On me i2th day OF November, A. d f,StS
PT IL - a u. is7er aud tie I3th day of March A.
foIio ~. 4 ~. " recorded in Liber T. 4 X. No s.
foiiO 10 So; ol2 folio ls-, and Liber No IN
ronntv h 81 " me land records for Washtngton
SunLy. ~ and oy direction OF the Marty sseiirsd
tb Es VIII ss a. public Eacr!oh in front u
rsSLnises on III URSDAY, the IA lEy ar J1ICI
A.D 1874, ~ O'Clock D. M lot nnmScrsi an ~
m sqgire numbered four hundred and seTept1l
shu,J N the city OF Washington, d. C., or 80 mIsh
neseoL Is may be necessary to satisfy the debts -
thereon. ' ' 'NS AHl PrOTenfents
Terms Of sale; One thirI cash, OF which 400 must
De PSld az the sale, the deferred payments 10 b
nlAuet with interest at the rate of De- cant rsr
ahlnun, IN six and twelve months from the daF OF
sAs' ana secured By deed OF trust the BremiseS
S1i1 Terms TO be fally complied with within 4 y
Gays aiter gay Of ale; otherwise the trustees re-
serve the Right TO resell the property, affeT ona
weeks mo- ice, at the risk and cost 81 6rst DIIr
chaser. All cory syancipg At purchaser S cost
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SENATE

For clerks to committees, pages, horses, and
wagons, for the fiscal year eighteen hundred
and seyenty-three, eight thousand dollars.
For expenses of heating and ventilsting ap-
psratus, for the fiscal year eighteen hundred
and EeVenty-three, siKty-three dollars and
eighty-three cents.
To pay John L. Hickman for services as
labOrer during the Forty-frst Congress, as al
lowed By resolution of the Senate of March
third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
three hundred and seVenty-siI dollars and
forty cents.
Tc pay Rev. E. D. Owen for services a. act
ing chaplain Of the Senate, seventy-fve dollars.
For clerks 70 committees and pages, twenty.
one thousand and sixty-five dollars and ninety
seven cents.
For labor, thirteen thousand dollars.
For furniturs and repairs, four thousand dol
lars.
For coal for the heating and ventila!inc ap-
Paratus for the fiscal year eighteen hundred
and seventy-four, five hundred dollars.
For mileage Of Senators who took their seats
after the passage Of the act approved January
twentieth, eighteen hundred and sevcnty-four,
one thousand one hundred and ifty-iTe dollars
ana twenty cents.
For reporting the proceedings and debates of
the Senate for the remainder Of the Forty
third Congress, rot already paid for, forty-two
THOUSAND three hundred and siXty-fOur dollars,
In lieu Of all compensation otherwise provided
for
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RY B. n. WARNER

- heal Estate Broker ana AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N NV
TREEsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
FWiESESS" hSSSHnTa IgAPIT0L STREET BE-
81 sfREEATE B RE9PSs T EEy I5 NqRTE4 ASP
sSTHRdE 4i6lA AND IEY jEBsEY IvESGtEt,i At
By ylTtYi q deed Of trust to pnysI l.. Eaton,
IL aif Ssf IEA p chs ipa S1y ss9rdsa
s PiiSs GUS q f1 SP
t2 lliift &c sGTItg cause ~ All agGEst X Sd5s.
Fa-r EisSai Ia1 R0a =! y gGs q 10
| lI9lf % the prSmiseI. At Bl6ll52 EII ALL ID
0eE p & s I S0se p:ets 5 1Tos: y i
s1S n " city s,hipgtS3 D. e. aPS ,I5
city as hts numbered tysaiY-Fight, l2s,l twenty
Dns S;S Sip1thhir!y g. tefiIri{-S9
rs tbirty-x, C98) thirty-Sevsn lS7) and thirty
eight CSs olCharles Wilkes yubdiVisiop IN square
plmosFsd IA Aqndred and thirty-fOur. t5Si.l The
s ot; on I'M met hays o9i Of ITe3iy 2
iront Of about twenty Yr SSI5 lei ese
This property Offers one y me dnest opportuni-
ties ever 3nered in the city e W aShinEton for a
Terms: one third cash; balance II SI. "a tvsIvs
Qsl and eighteen (iSl months, for wlg,h tie notas
Of the purchaser or purchaser, oeariLz ten per
cent interest, secured oy desa Of ITuSey viii Be
purchaser or purchasers. One hundred dollars viii
Sc Required as deposit each lot at the tiaas Of
SALE fthe terms Of sale are not complied with Ia
The light resell the property a. the risk and cost
or the defaulting plrchAseT purchasers after ten
DAYS advertisement 10 some one or more nswspa-
pers published 10 the city oINAshlngton. D. o.
SS 5aS Y. " xL S9FjfbSEH' IFrunsss'.
mY6-W FMAdH
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WA. A. FENWnHSGSRi Trustees.
g. rr,.,s, LATIMEa CLEARY,
gt-4uIuGSGG4 An

70 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAyOIDAETY
p ~ oned until MONDAY, July a. IS74 saIle hnur
and plLCe. BY order Of the Trustees.
JyZ4-FNW&1s LATIMER & CLEARY Aurts
EB-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
1ONED on account Of the lnclsneut WI 4 her UnsiI
By order OF the Trustees.
-, LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-30
-, 90, Surviving Trustee.
yzo-SEuFhGdS Z. j. SWEET Auct iouprr
DYE. H. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Broker and AuctioneeT,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh AMI 8 Sta n


Trustees SALE OF TWO THREE-sTORy
bhlSh dwellings, NOS. rs AND q NORTH
= SIhEEE BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
ssTTlhtE r4iITN AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE, AT
BY virtue ola deed OF trust, dated February g. A.
ID. 1871, duly recorded in LibeT No. SIS, folio 378
one q the land records for WashIn stOn county in
the District Of Columbia, aud az the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell at PUBLIC AUG
ZION, IN mont Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
my yIiy =: lai, at O'Clock p; NJ, all that cer-
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, and known
ana described as Lot slXty-siN, (83, and the west
twelve (l2l feet by depth OF Lot siXtY-dve (s5 10
WIN. b. hipbey's subdivision of square numbered
SIX hundred and twentyeight, (625, together with
the improvements, consisting Of two neat three
proVements.
Terms One third cash; balance At six tuzlye
and eighteen months, with interest from DAY Of
sale, secured by = deed Of trust. One hundred and
hfty dollars will he required as a deposit a. time Of
sale. All conVeyAncinE at expense Of purchaser
II terms OF sale are not piled with In seven days
the trustee reserves the right to resell the pTSb-
erty at the risk Snd cost Of the defaultlng pIr-
chaser, Aitsr hye days advertisement.
jys-ThSTuSds z. P. AIsTROP, Trustee.
HFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. UN-
til MONDAY, August 3, 1874, same hour gni place
Z. P. AlSTRGP, Tru,fee
J. 7. COLDWELL,
Jg-bo1uIndus Salesman,