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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-19

ON reasonable terms Cottage House in Knight
- Vile Cape Elizabeth, 6 rooms. A cosy home
for small family. Applyto G. BATES,
decI52w 200 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-19
To Let.

. FLOORS fitted up for first-class Jobbing House,
Nos. 12i-i23 Middle Street, below the Post Office.
Inquire of Shepherd & Co., Lamb & Farnsworth,
next door, or H. E. Thompson, Lowell, Mass, Box
III. ~ - Nam. lsr ~ no19tf
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-19
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

BLANCHARD BOILER co.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
FTlHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Il Blanchard Boiler Company, will be held at the
Company's Office No. Portland Pier in said Portland
on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF January, 1875, at 10
A. M.
- MICAH SAMPSON,
decI4d3w Clerk and Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-19
For Sale or to Let.


cemented cellar floor. etc. Will accommodate fam
to VIM. H. JERKS,
dec16lw& Real Estate Agent.
For Sale or to Let.
ON reasonable terms Cottage House in Knight
~ vile, Cape Elizabeth, rooms A ccs ;,,l home
for small family Applyto ooc G BadaSs
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE. ALB. .
+ NJ. LUNT being about to move from the state
81 offers for sale his magnificent FARM, at Fall
mouth Foreside, three miles from Portland contain
ing about one hundred and fifty acres Of excellent
land with large, well finished two-stOry House, and
commodious outbuildings, consisting OF stable car
rage and tool houses, and hay barn 4ox6o feet all in
frst-class condition. ''' n 81
The land is beautifully situated ON Casco Bay. in
Guiding seashore of onehalf mile or more, and Is
the most desirable and attractive property for sale in
the county.
For particulars, terms, Sc. enquire Of
UPHAM s. GARDINER, .z1
Ma ~ -s Real Estate Agents,
dec1fdlm M No. Exchange St
For Sale or Rent.
TIME new story French roof dwelling house, No.
Il 139 Spring St., arranged for two families, Gas,
Sebago water, hot and cold, bath r0om and all mod
ern conveniences including first class furnace. I'M
med'a fR R3sis'oG ssfa AgPs St.
: deco d2Ot
For Sale or to Let.
0NE of the most desirable Lots in the vicinity of
~ Portland, containing about II aces situated in
be sold at Bargain, if not sold, will be Let. For
motif SO Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-19
TO LET

To Let. ~
ONE half Double Brick House, 10 Rooms, No. 80
" Dantorth St. Possession given immedlately'
Apply to S. w. ROBINSON, 205 Middle st. =,
Nov. g. 1874. u
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-19

nNE or two experienced Statesmen who can infu..
" ence large trade in Dry Goods and small
BOX 1882,
decl22w Boston P. o.
, 1874-10-03
THE "AVLS"
CHRLSTTANSTED, ST. CROIX,
SATURDAY, 3rd oCTOBER 1874

October has begun we'll. On Thursday
the 1st we had another fine rain, ga regu-
lar old-time rain," giving East End, in
some places, as high as % lines. For
the rest of the island the fall was, so far
as we have had reports, from 8 to Is lines,
the quantity measured here in town
being the latter figure. There is an
old saving here that, when Eastend
gets rain, the rest is sure to get"
which is easily explained on the principle
of attraction, which is greater in proper
ton to the greater luxuriance of vegeta-
bic growth. Now is the time to plant
trees, We Wise Men of the East. And, on
the principle that what is good for the
goose cannot be bad for the gander, it.
might be found to be advisable in the
rest of the island as well. In throwing
out this hint, we must not forget to
chronicle the promising fact that this
question receives much more attention
now than formerly.
We wish we could say as much OF anO-
Their important question, that OF storing up
some of the water that IS now falling.
1.-THE springs are not yet opened" But
could not something be done to facilitate
their opening? This is a puzzle to be
solved by the wise men both Of the East
and West.
Next to rain comes labour-manure we
may be excused for leaving out in this con
nection.-Like every other class the
try laborers have had a hard time Of it dur-
ing last year, their "provision grounds" not
yielding any of the good things that grace
our markets in better times, from the Yam
and Sweet Potatoe down to the "Pindar
Nut" Yet, such are the attractions of
the island of the " Holy Cross" that on
Thursday, 1st October, moving time, when
one would have expected a regular exo-
dus, after such a drought, only 4 adults
and 6 children left the island through this
port, while small squads o~flaborers are con-
stantly arriving from the other islands. 1t
would seem that the rain is appreciated
by them as we'll as by their betters.
, 1874-10-03
TIE l. E G. r A M S
VIA
N E w Y . r X
RAILWAY DISASTER.

LONDON, Sept. II, 1874.
A terrific collision occurred this morning ca
the Great Eastern Railway, near Norwich.
Fifteen persons were instantly killed and
thirty were injured, some of whom, it is feared,
will not survive.
LONDON, Sept. IL.
The number of casualties by the collision on
tie Cambridge line of the Great Eastern Rail-
way, near Norwich, is greater than at first re-
ported. s -.
Twenty persons were killed outright and
6ftv were wounded, some of whom are very bad
~ hurt, and additional deaths are expected
every hour.
The railway line is completely blocked by
the debris of the wrecked trains. The scene
as the place Of the collision is described as ter
rible, and the cries Of thu wounded as heart
reuaina.
, 1874-10-03
OF THE
STATE
IN LOUISIANA.

WE present below, from the Herald, the latest
details Of the overthrow of the State Govern
ment of Louisiana on the 18th, including a
statement from each of the principals in the
nnhappy occurrence, Messrs. Penn and Kel-
logg. $50 far it has been a revolution accom-
plished with but little bloodshed in comparison
with other events of this nature that have
occurred within the last twenty years; but
if We rightly comprehend the meaning of the
President, saws the Herald, the victory
of the White League will be but briefly
enjoyed. On Monday, by preooncerted
arrangements, the White League, a
society built up on the debris of q former
secret organization known as the. Knights
of the Witt = Lille attended . rnksS "a1F;
, 1874-10-03
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 10.


At the trial Of the accomplices Of Bazaine to-
day Colonel Villette and M. Doineau were ex-
amined and denied that they knew Off advance
or had anything to do with the Marshals es-
cape
The prosecution seek to prove that Colonel
Villette held the rope while Bazaine made his
descent.
PARIS, Sept. IA.
Partial returns have been received from the
election for member of the Assembly In the
Department of MaiDe-et-Loire. So far as can
vassed the vote stands thus -
Comte de Maill6 republican, 10000. $4,000
M. Bruas government candidate support
ing septennate) ................ $4,000
NJ. Berger (BOnapartist) ............ $4,000
The above includes returns from all the I'm
p~ortant towns Of the department.
It is probable that the election viii result in
no choice, and that another will have to be
held.
The Comic de MaillS is the present mem
Der for Maine-et-Loire.
Jules Simon is about to open a political cam
paign in the south of France. He is announc-
ed to make speeche at Aviguon, Montpelier
and Toulouse.
Ex-President Theirs is going to Italy on a
two months tour.
PARIS, Sept. 14-Evening.
The voting in the Department of Maine
et-Loire has resulted in no election. The fol-
lowing are the full returns -
De Maille (republican) .-.......... $4,000
Bruas government candidate) $500. $4,000
Berger (Bonapartist) ............. 2o,O00
A second ballot is ordered for the 9th inst.
1t is understood that M. Berger will formally
withdraw from the contest tomorrow.
The Republicans are elated over the pros
meets of success.
, 1874-10-03
LONDON, Sept. 16.

LONDON, Sept. 16.
The differences which caused the great strike
OF the operatives at Bolton have been, at last,
referred to arbitration.
Five hundred farm laborers sailed yesterday
from Liverpool for Quebec.
LONDON, Sept. 1880 A NJ.
A Times special despatch from Hendaye,
France, says it was reported there from Spain
that the republican troops had mutinied against
General Laserna, the newly appointed Com
mauder-in-Chie of the Army of the North,
and cheered for General Moriones, whose res
toration they demanded.
The Standards correspondent telegraphs
from Madrid that General Laserna is concen-
tratlng his troops at Miranda, and expects to
begin operations next week.
This report makes no mention Of q mutlny.
DENMARK AND GERMANY.
LONDON, Sept. "A.
The STANDARD says that the Schleswig ques-
ton is assuminga serious aspect in consequence of
the daily expulsion of Danish subjects and the
hostile tone of the German press. Public opinion
will compel the Copenhagen government to
send a formal protest to Berlin, and ultimately
to r~etaliate by the expulsion of German sub
jects from Danish soil.
JAPAN.
TheJapGn Gazette of August 81 contains an
account of the murder Of Mr.. Haber, the Ger
man Consul at Hakodadi, by a native, who
says he was actuated by demon. lie killed
his victim with a sword, slashing him in a most
horrible manner and cutting one leg entirely
of.
The German corvette Elizabeth left at once for
Hakodadi.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Sept. 10.
Calixto Garcia, the captured ~insurgent leader,
is now on board a guDboat at Manzanillo.
When surprised by his captors Garcia drew
q pistol and fred two shots at them. When
taken he was found to be wounded in the head,
the ball having passed out near the nose. The
Spaniards say that he shot himself.
1t is thought gangrene has set in and that the
wound will be fatal.
MADRID, Sept. -.
Three thousand troops will leave Cadiz for
Cuba about the end of the present month and
5000 more in October.
HAVANA, Sept. Is.
The Official Gazette publishes instructions
for drafting five per cent of the volunteers for
active service in the field. The draft Is to DO
completed by October l in the Western Depart
ment, the Sub Inspector to determine the day
of its commencement. No volunteer will DO
permitted to leave the island until be has given
satisfactory security to his chief for the produc.
ton Of substitute in case be should be drafted.
The commanding officers Of the Central ard
Eastern Departments of the Cinco Villas dis
trict and the line of the Jucaro are actively
pushing forward operations against the insur-
gents.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 10.
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, 1874-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at De
IDj tailhandler her af Stedet, Ludwig
Bernhard Dunlop, Days Dato har
overgiyet sit Bo til Skittebehandling.
ALE og Enhver, som matte have
Noget at fordre paa ovennHvnte Lud-
Wig Bernhard Dunlop's 30, indkal-
DIES herved med ire Maaneders Var
sci at anmelde og beyiisliggj0re deres
Krav for undertegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret St. Croix
den lste October 1874.
G.. SARAUW.
RATNFALL ON ESTATES
3Oth Sept-Grange 2 lines, Work q Rest 2,
Humbug 2. Retreat ID.
LIST Octob.-Grange ID lines, Work Il Rest IA,
Hvmbug 10, Retreat 10. Morning Star 10.
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A Dfl ST Sin 81 IN nor SRfPf
PHoToG &c IA III Z GxI LII lsiIEsI A'''
BSR9Ess Co. Successors TO Brady, g Pa. ave.
THE ApD1s PnoToG RAFH GALLEY, isa Pa. ave.
Z. J. PULLMAN, 9ss Pa. ave-, over Techs. Good
Special attention is given to Copying.
JOHN $40 Pa. ave-, one door east ofPerrys.
| =, PLUMBERS AND GAS.FITTERS.
ALE1; r. SHEPHERD & Co. ,slOPa. ave, bet. 9th and
1th SITS. Practical Plumbers and Steam and Gas,
kinds OF supplies sppertaining to the trade; 2
ven large and select stock constantly on hang 9
prSmptiy attehasd o a lie Lowest rstss; mn
RoaT s. ScoTT. aI1 Pa. sv., bet alst and I'd SIS.
Plumber Casa Steam Filter e OLD st'n w.
PRINTING OFFICES.
| JUDD DETwEILER, cor. Pa. ave. ana nth 81;
BEARDsLEY q SNoDGRAss, 90 Pa. aT., BET. ~ & 9Th.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
sMooT EScaELBEReER, NV cor. 5lh andH sts.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NoURsE MIDDLETON. 6l3 18th 81. ,op. Treas. Dept
DTER&DAvIDsoN,P Pa av., nrsl5th ST., or Mnburn' IS
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN WELcKER. 18th ST., bet, N. 7. aveSand b st.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
and streets northwest Attention Of Parents
and Gu2rdiaps e called to This school as place
good English Education. The present patrons
are 1efsrred 70 in proof ofits excellence. Frank
wAsHINeToN BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor. 7th and L
sts; II. C.Spencer, President. Send for circular.
SEWING MACHINES.
SIS, Agents Wheeler Wilson improve FAMILY lily
The swiftest, and iightest running Of any lock,
stitch machines ever yet made. They have no
ali On i he S0dsT tSre they need no tension
J. KARR, go Pa ave, Agent for Howe's new i'm
proved Sewing Machines, which have NO equal.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
DEVLIN Co., (ofNe York lIo6 F ST., near 18th.
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Ress, 1osih st
SILVER PLATERS.
RoBT. A. WHITEHAND, So D. ST., bet. sth and 9th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
BRUsT & PUMPHREY, stair Builders cor. 9th and
streets, near Patent Office.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
WM. PENCE, IoCS street between 18th ana 18TH.
STATIONERY, &c.
ItAn Bank, Stationery, &c. a speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
ALE1 ,h gse Co. $40 All E,t bet; 9Th
STOVES, sHEETIRON q TIN WARE.
W. ID. WTVlLL, So Pa. av., near ~ st.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
J. WALLACE IS High ST.. Gtn., and SOS It'll SIN. w.
TRUNKS, &c,
Fellows Hall Fine Sole hes s and Dress
Trunks, yalIses, TraIeIing Bags, Ladies
e BOOKS, Shawl Straps, Glove and HanSEeTeGief
Boxes, S. SoS &C. Also Fine Harness. saddery'
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
WIN. RoaERs, 100 iIth st., near Penna. avenue.
CPHOLsTERERs.
W. r. CRAMPsEY, 1912 street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. S. HESAUlT 4 Son, Importers, 1oo9 St d. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
4. EDw. CLARK Co, s8 Louisiana avenue.
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4 FATHER -lND TWO SONS HARRY A
MOTHER AND THO DAIuG HT-FPg

= ~ v Ia ~ D@'O'
for pure, unalloyed, unoroken happiness and
oonIenIment, says the Casmp'on, Atchison was
Yesterday the temporary abiding place OF fam
ny tnst from surrounding circumstances should
pear on the palm. Ihey are on their wedding
our anu consisted OF mother ana Two dausnters
VINO naa married iatner ana TWO sons. From IL
nnols tney came, anu were on their way 70 water
'iie' Nnicn Is 10 DO tneir future nome
mrs. laws Jaws anu ner Two oaugnters were Wel-to-
uo Pe0Pie, INC notner WIDOW, Oh iar features,
peasant 70 look upon, and the possessor OF TWO
handsome, oeWnchinG daughters as ever plighted
TON IN tnen nome, IN Decatur county Illinois,
~ VIZ sTat ne.snOoIs " mi ". Musssr, VINO
" ioi,une WIN TWO Seai"ar nearly
e.te ooyS, WY na'o Jus' o'erreacnea tns pre-
sse .nss Is MAKE men Oh them-
Oetu Sasu eAis' "'n0u' 'he ine'l'soie re-
SUI ~. Hn4s ioiion'
tnss oul suUJe0 may oe more iulIy understood
He WI neIe $40 mat MIS- DAVIS was . WidoW;
NV 'ne sPe0ies .n1s oenuei "enei 10 dreaded,
ous pieas1n1, eeconphsneo lsoy; ana Mr..
nuss.l was Hluo"sr, wen eS.aohsned In TINS
notius sooas' anu hao = reputation Ior uprgnt'
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STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

wAsHTNGToN, March 81, 1874. )
of this Departmen mt until O'Clock p. m. Of MAY
90 1874 ITO be- decided by the 10th Of June, 1874,
S gs ss on tSe
routes in the State Of Virginia and by the schedule
OF departures and arrivals herein specified, viz:
E7s From ArcOla, Gum Spring 70. Loudon, Ista.
| uon, miles and back. three times a week.
Leave Arcola Tuesday, Thursday and saturda,
Arrive al Ioudon by M;
Leave Loudon Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
Arrive at IA Ircoiia' by I'm.
FsG% Fa49 PIsf.hD By E GnnEs5
Leave Pa%Plin's Depot, Monday, wednesda,
and Saturday att p. m;
ArTye T r TSwf H HUI M Gyssp M
Arrive at Panpiin's Depot bynm.
457s From Wakefield Station to Assamoosick, q
Leave Wakedeid Station Wednesday and Sat.
Arrive st Assamoosick by pm;
Leaye Assamoosick Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Wakefield Station by I'm.
4779 From Linville, by Edom and Green Mount, to
Singers Glen, 81 miles and back, six times a
Leave LinviIle daily, except Sunday, at 10 IN,
Arrive at Singers Glen by Il. 60 p: m;
Leave Singers Glen daily, except Sunday, at /
Arrive at Linvnle by s:sOp.
1880 From Hansonville, by Hawkins Mil and Will
low Spring, to Sickollsville, Is miles and
back, twice week.
Leave HansonviIle Tuesday and Friday at G
Arrive 1t NIckollsville by 12m.;
Leave Nickollsyille Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Hansonvine by7p.m.
ISL From Poplar Hill, by stafordsyille, to Egges-
toms Springs, IA miles and back, twice 3
Leave Poplar Hill Wednesday and Saturday at
Ia. M;
Arrive al Eggleston's Springs by II a. M;
Leave Eggleston IS Springs Wednesday and Sat-
urday st p M:
Arrive at Poplar Hill by 5p. m.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions to the conditions be
embraced in the contract, etc., advertisement of
September 81, 1870, and December ], 1878, inviting
proposals for mall service in Virginia. to be found
al the principal post Offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, SUPER
scrlbed Mail proposals. State of Virginia, and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,
ap6-M6w Postmaster General.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. AuctIpn'rs,
ID No lOOl northwest corner Tenth and ID SITS.

To-day.

PY GREEN d WILLIAMS. AuctIQn'rs,
II No. lo0l, northwest corner Tenth andD SITS.
BANKRUPTCY-THE STOCK OF A NEW YORK
WHOLESALE HOUSE4AT AUCTIOE-IMPOR-
TANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC-OYER
sI76 600 NORTH OF FoREIGE AND bones.
BY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
At their Auction Rooms, Corner Tenth street and
pennsylyania avenue, commencing MONDAY,
Aarge Consignment Of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods, consisting Of West Of England, French and
German broad aud narrow Woolen Cloths, OF all
shades and colors; French, English and Scotch
and Esquimaux Beavers, Chinchillas, Yestings,
Cloakings. &c; also, Scotch, French and German
Palsy, Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman, Lace and
other fashionable and desirable Shaws. Dress
Goods in great variety, such as black and colored
silks. Satins. Irish and Lyons Poplins, al wool
Mertnos, Delaines, Sateen Cloths, SerRes, elegant
imported Platds, Alpaczs, Empress Cloths, &C. A
Velveteens and nne plush Suitngs, Prints. beached
wide; large line Of English and American
Blankets Flannels Ladies, Gents and Children IS
Hosiery, Gloves. &C.. together with very choice
and well-selected stock OF Velvets Brussels, Ak
minister Tapestry and Ingram CarpetinGs, Rugs,
&C., Damask and nottingham Lace Curtains,
Table and other Linens, Napkins, Turkey red.
&C., from medium TO- hRest imported; Marseilles
andTurkIsh Quilts and variety OF other goods 100
Sale to continue from day to day until the entire
stock is disposed Of the whole to be sold without
reserve, in lots to suit all, for cash.
sales Will commence daily at 10 q. m, and and
D. m. -. ~. = mar1g-tf
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RY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
Star Once Building.
AUCTION SALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
STOCK, &C, MONDAY MORNING, April

Auction SALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
STOCK, &C., MONDAY MORNING, APRIL
We will sell on the above day commencing at 10
O'Clock; on the premises, all the Farming lmple-
menrs, Live Stock, &C., contained on the farm OF
John b. Clagett, on the SeVenth-street road, con-
sisting Of Buckeye Mower and Reaper, Hubbard
Mower, Railway two-horse power, ThrashIng Ma
chine; Cutting Boxes. Plows, Harrows, cultiya-
ments found on q frst-clsss farm.
Also, Furnace for Greenhouse, with 100 feet OF
s-inch iron pipe-has been In use but one season.
Five Thousand Berry Boxes with crates Grape
Crates; 900 Flower Pots, assorted sizes; Hot-bed
Sash; six head Pure Alderney Stock OF the best
family; one pair Bsshaw Ponies, four years old
can 60 in 4 minutes; one pure Chester Sow, &C.
], 900 Pear Trees, assorted.
Parties DESTROYS Of any OF the above articles will
find IL advantageous to attend, everything is In
the best order, and will positively be sold. All
articles will be on private sale until day Of public
sale.
The Farm Is for sale In Building Lots, or the
whole. Inquire on the promises.
II Monday should be rainy, the sale will be post
poned to the following "wednesday, April Is.
Terms Of sale: All under go cash over 80 q
credit OF 30 and days, with interest notes to be
LATIMER q CLEARY,
ap7-tds Auctioneers
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.ient. Col. of Engineers, Bvt. Br
LIMITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
Posr OFFICE DEPARrMEvT, /

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March II, 1874. !
proposals Will be received at the Contract ONCE
OF tins Department until O'Clock p. m. Of May
carrying the mails OF the United States from July
1874 to June 30 1876, the following route in the
lures and arrivals herein specified, viz:
M daistSHn Spd " ssIIsoSRie to- korI6
Branch. Is miles and back, six times a
week. by q schedule Of departures and ar
rivals satisfactory to the Department.
For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for instructions TO the conditions to be
embraced in the contract, &C. see advertisement Of
december !, 1873 inviting proposals for mail ser
Offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed 'Mall Proposals, State Of Maryland, 'and
addressed 20 the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral. JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,-
ap6-M6w Postmaster General.
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pYJ. r. wORMLEY Il CO.,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
l5llK Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERT
NEAR CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND A
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and myself dated May 1871, and recorded in Liber
as folio ofthe land records Of the District Of CO;
lumba, and at the request Of the beneficiary, will
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
WEDNESDAY, May 8, at O'Clock p. m; the fol-
ton, y. G., TO wit: Lots numbered four and i've, In
W. w. Metealfs recorded subdivision Of east part
Of square ten hundred and eighty os5 lot four
described rs follows: Beginning ll4 feet from the
southeast corner Of seventeenth street east and
south street, on said south street, and running
north ITO feet thence west feet, thence north g
feet inch, thence west 16 feet inch thence south
Of beginning. Lot i've: Beginning 1874 feet west of
the southeast corner ofSeventeenth street east and
south street, thence running north rs feet inch,
thence west % feet, thence south Us feet inch,
thence east 20 feet TO the beginning.
Terms: $50, with interest 1t 10 per cent. from
May 1873 to day Of sale, and expenses OF sale in
cash; balance in six and twelve months, to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property sold: de-
post Of hfty dollars viii be required on the day Of
sale. All conyeyancing ct cost Of purchaser, II
terms OF sale are not compiled with in 1--WE days the
trustee reserves the right resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defauling purchaser after
five days advertisement in some one OF the news
papers published in the city OF Washington, ID. c.
GEORGE W, ST1CRNEY,
.l- Surviving Trustee. =
..-.. al J.T. WORMLEY q CO., ~
aD4-d&ds lStarl Auctioneers.