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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25

THERE are over fourteen and a
half millions of children OF the
school age in this country. We
spend annually for schools over
S95, 900, 900, and we employ 222,000
teachers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25

ApoLPH SUTRo lectures tonight
at Genoa, on Thursday evening at
Reno, and Saturday he will talk to
the citizens of Unionville.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25

REWARD of $3.50 is offered for
the arrest of George Lambert, who
recently escaped from the Phoebe
Jail.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25

NINETEEN prisoners are in the
County Jail Of Storey county at
present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE


~ GOODMAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
" Company. Location of principal place
of business-Virginia City, Storey County,
Nevada. Location of Works-Lyon County,
Nevada. Notice is hereby given, that at a
meeting of the Directors, held on Saturday,
the I'D day of August, A. d. 1874, an assess
ment mo. 81 of one cent per share was levied
npon the capital stock of the Corporation,
payable immediately in United States Gold
Coin. to the Secretary, at the Office of the
Company. Room No. 2, Medin Building, North
O Street, Virginia City, Nevada. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain I'M
paid on WEDNESDAY, the 23d day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1874, will be deemed delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public Auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before, will
be sold ON FRIDAY. the 23d day of October.
1874, at IL M. of that day, at the Office of the
Company. to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs of advertising and
expenses of sale rE NIX -
MILES GOODMAN, Secretary,
Office Room No, 2, Medin Building. North n
street, Virginia City. Nevada 90
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. c. C. Stevenson, of Storey
county, for Governor, subject to the
decision of the Republican State
Convention, that assemblies at Win
nemucca, on Thursday, September
oath. Mr.. Stevenson is one of the
oldest as well as the most favorably
known men in the State. He is not
what is known as political man,
although at present occupying the
position of State Senator from Storey
county. However, he has always
taken a lively interest in the welfare
of the State at large, and is a firm
and consistent Republican. He is
largely interested in the material
welfare OF the State, perhaps more so
than any other candidate for a SINH
lar position; being largely interested
in mines and mills in Storey and
Lyon counties, and is at this time.
eXpending large sums III develop
ing mines in this county. III Mr..
Stevenson the Republican party have
the only formidable contestant of
Gov. Bradley, who will undoubtedly
be the nominee Of the Democrats.
From all we can hear, we opine that
Mr.. Stevenson will 90 into the Con-
vention with clear majority, and
if nominated, will receive the popu-
lar vote in the Ides of November.
A TEsT.-Owing to the lateness of
the hour at which we received the
proceedings of the Republican
County Central Committee, held at
Dayton, on Saturday evening last,
we were unable to make but bare
mention of the same. One point in
particular strikes us at this time as
deserving of more than passing
notice-that is the test that should
be adopted at the primaries to be
holden on the 10th of September.
We have talked with a number of
Republicans, and their views--gen-
orally speaking - are ours: There
should be a qualifying clause insert
ed in the test. We think non-resi-
dents have not right to vote at the
primaries, no more than at a gen
eral election; therefore, none should
be allowed to vote who have not
registered. Again, as it is a Repub-
Iican primary election, why should |
other than Republicans be allowed !
to east their votes? In order to get |
a fair expression of the Republican
voters on any question, only Repub-
licans should be allowed to vote.
This would seem the fsirest course
to us. In the meantime, our col
umns are open to Republicans to dis
cuss the question, and we hope to |
hear from our readers on the sub
iect, in time for Thursdays paper,
as the Central Committee meet again |
on Saturday evening, to take the |
matter under consideration.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25
Saturday, September 10, 1874.
at 10 O'Clock, A. N.

Saturday, September 10, 1874.
at 10 o'clock, A. N.
For the purpose of electing six delegates to
the State Convention to convene at Winnie
mucca on Thursday, September oath, 1874.
and to nominate the following ticket, to wit;
One State Senator. t
Three Assemblymen.
One District Judge.
One Sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One County Assessor.
One Public Administrator.
One County Superintendent Public Schools.
One County Surveyor.
One County Commissioner (long term).
One County Commissioner tshort terml
Three Trustees for each school district; one
Justice of the Peace and Constable for each
township; and to elect a County Central Com
mittee for the ensuing year.
Resotued-That each additional Election Pre-
cinct legally established in this county, subse-
quently to this date, shall be entitled to a
represe ntation to the County Convention of
one representative, the place of holding polls.
and Judges. to be announced at subsequent
meeting of this Committee.
Test 20 govern Primaries to be hereafter
announced by this Committee.
JAMES CRAWFORD.
Attest. l.. L. CROCKETT, Sec'y,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-25
AGE N T s..

ALBERT TAYLOR. Carrier and Agent
for Gold Hill and Virginia City.
p FISHER. 20 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco
HOWARD HILL. Agent and Carrier,
DAYTON ana Sutro.
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STwo milllen pins a day is the product OF
the factory al Valparaiso, Indiana
SNan Pelt, the reformed beer seller OF
Ohio, has gone back q his old tr ade.
- Oliver Ames II going 20 make the Units-
Ran Society at North EsstOn, Mas, present
OF q new church.
- George A. Lunt, who gained some notO-
riety by falling from the Graphic balloon has
recently died OF injuries then received.
~.Hsye you signed the pledge?" nos glares
upon the Western wayfarer from the fences
along the roads.
ga Portland boy had bis hair cut off, tAs
other day, and Immediately petitiOned 70 have
IL "me nded onto his face for minister's"
"The colored people Of BeIleville, H., have
erected at their own expense a church ami q
school house.
@An old clergyman spying-a boy creeping
through . fence, exclaimed: what craving
through a fence! Pigs do that" YES" re-
torted the boy, "and old hogs 60 along he
street."
SDsniel Boone had a very brief religions
creed IL was simply to love and fear Goa, be-
heve in Jesus Christ, do all the good 70 bis
neighbors and himself that he could and a.
little harm he could.
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DI q ID

CANAGNAR0. On TUESDAY, the btb inst sf,.-
short but painful Illness, ASTOHIO CANAG-
Mako, aged 81 years, q native Of Geneva, italy a
T6e tunei al will take place THURSDAY, At IL cloes
,. m, trUn bis late residence, No as Pc ansylva
Specially invited 10 attend.
NOkToh On the sth inst., st quarter 20 s o'cIk
Lucretia L. Norton, aged Il years, month, ana is
days May she rest In peace.
When mOurLful friends around me stand
To see me leave this world q pain,
Ny Saviour kindly takes my hand,
And leads me with his train.
Dear parents, fare thee well,
With VOC can no longer stay;
hear my eavfour sweetlT call
Aud must h,ste away.
Lonely the house. and sad the hour
Slice our dear child IL gone,
But Oh, Q brighter home than Ours
Ia Heaven IL rev thine own.
The funeral will take place from the residence NJ
her psrents, No. laos 10th street h0rths sst, on
Thursday morning, May 9TH, ~ O'Clock.
skLbf. On the morning u the 9Th inst NJ SIS
O'CLOCK, after long and painful iIlnuss which she
bore with Christian fortitude, eUsAHsAH SELL
By In the SSth year Of her age.
Her weary days are now ali DER,
And every night OF gloom
IL lost IN that delightful waking
VI bliss, beyond the tomb.
Around her fraiI and shattered bari,
When ocean bfllows fOamed,
Der soul, amid the storms, could sing
Praise God, IN going home.
Relatives and friends of the family ere invited 60
attend her funeral from Ry land Chapel, corner Of
10Th and streets southwest, on Friday the SIN in
slant, at O'Clock o. m.
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
Star OfHee Buildings,

n Under and By virtue Of deed of trust mads
"a 10 me by Joseph W. b ,ucher and wife, bearing
- date the nrst day Of September, 1873, and re-
corded among the land records Of Washington com
y, in the District q 0olumbia, IN Libel No. 7as,
folio AZ, &c, shall sell, the premises, FRI
PAY The 9Th day Of May, 1874 at 9 O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON all those pieces Of land and premises
situate on the west side of Market Space, the city
Of Georgetown, D. O., destsnated pa Of Lots for
tyone and forty In tbs plan OF old 9eorgetowa
under the following metes and bounds, VIZ: Begin
ming ON the west side Of Market Space eighty Two
feet ten inches from Bridge street, Lunnns thence
porthsrly with the west line Of Market space thir
y.seysn feet four inehse; thsnce westerly parallel
With Bridge street thirty feet; thence souther
iy parallel with Market Space ten feet; thence
westerly parallel with Bridge street thirty-eight
feet four inches; thence southerly parallel with
Market Space fifty one feet two inches; thence east
eriy parallel with Bridge street thirty feet
fsnr ipches thence northefly parallel with Market
Space twenty eight feet; thence thirtyn feet to
The terms Of sale viii be: The amount Of indebted.
ness secured by said deed Of trust unpaid, to viz.
S6S5 (abeutl, with the pense OF sale cash. and
the balance SIX and twelve months for which tina
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest frem te
day OF sale and secured by deed Of trust op the
property shall be 81, en-. A deposit Of one HUNDRED
dollars Will DO required Of the purchaser ct the time
OF rais Convey ancing 60 be & BIS Ell enss.
sAM,L q. MEL0Y, Trustee.
may4ddds LATIMEe CLEAxT, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.
Cs~clusss. Yc-s~rS.v.. rr.....,,

sENAfE.-Aft.r our report c,a..1
s,.ss ,srs,n on ,he osernos vA- continued 90
Mr.. Upton said tia, from the length N ~a,.s
this discussion wss attaining he feared an.
sonerers would expire before a cOoria.Ie.
vas reached, and the appropriation hsd, there
i1ts, pee De made Tor funeral expenses.
Nc. Sargent moved % recommend the hin a.
me committee on Appropriations.
lssung complaints against the north. some on.
.Iom ue south vas constantly shasiag the
north. He hoped 20 forget the war ana Us con-
OF these ~ sna Wished there would be an eRd
.s own lsult- She bad brought an enormous
9eo, on ne country, and done little o. nav Al.
snonr, %, oee ~ silIsng to give = much larger
shloane Iot the Sufferers, but AZ 10 ss % be re
oeNeo WIN An attack upon the honesty OF the
government aud with an unwilling ham,. ~
MT. Pease deprecated the character os IN.
discussion started by his colleague. He repslIea
the insinustlon that the money would he i'm
properly applied by the state oehcisls. cen.
Ames ~ an honest man. aud vas so believed
BY all the people OF the s;ste.
The motion OF Mr.. Sargent TO recommit v..
then agreed Go.
Mr. Edmunds introduced a bill tOuchins rr..-
tice OF the territorial court in certain e .ses
Referred TO the Committee on the Judiciary
The unfinished business, being tue supple
mentsry civil rights btu, Vas then taken up.
Mr Gordon gave notice OF an smendm ent sK -
Guiding from the provisions OF the hill com moo
schools add public institutions Of learning and
benevolence.
The Senate then, without further action.
went INTO executive Session, snd thea al
jOufned.
HoUsE.-Afser our report closed. debste on
the Centennial Appropriation ball Wa continued
oy Mr. Hale, OF msiDe, In opposition % the bill,
MI. PACKARD favored a., aud Mr.. TrsmAln on
the same eide. At the conclusion Of his re-
House took a recess till 30.
Al The evening session there was no quorum,
shu me ume Was consumed in call OF the
sc.
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DROPOsALS FOB RATIONS-

HzAoQuA6SIERs q. 8. MARINE CoRPsJ
QUARTERMAsTER' UFFIcE
Sealed Proposals will be ~ mi. o,,s n, q,
y oelees n. Of THURSDAY, the 9Th dsy of june
hs,fnes al the Following stations from ist JnIs
Is a. t. tss So,h June, his:
GGbARLksTOwN, Massschusstls:
PPkK2H3kLfss New York;
WASHINGTON Cry. DIED ~ O,Inn,i..
SosPOkT, Iesr Norfolk, virsiais;
hssss sF62G1iss.' m s.STiGs;
AARk ISLAND, Calif ,rnia.
Bae0nj or ore psuad and four ounces OF salt or
fresh btei eighteen ounces IF Soft Bread OF Flour
four ounces OF Corn Meal and 70 every one hutdred
IAIlons nttesn pounds OF Beans or Peas, or ten
@ eight poun3. sS..sd or ras. 81 ST sea
onp1! Oonee, or one pound and eight ounces Of
gar; one pound and four ounses az Adsmantins or
stI ,Osndles; four pounds of Soap; IN ee pounds
E tSeiye ounces Of Salt, a7d four ounces Of
The Istions are 20 be delivered pod the order OF
Beef eithsr in bulk or By the sinsis ration Of Foea
SuanO VIII az e1usl proportion Of hiud aud fore
the Pork, No. I, Pdme Mess Pork: the IIous
khosn es exIs SUI crime In the market Of the place
the Sugar, good Ne~ OrIean- or ,s ea1s sioD. nS
tes besHs, Vinegar, Candles, Soap, Salt, &C. to be
All subject 20 Inspection.
gusrsntee, signed BY two persons, whose re.
spnpslbilIfy must be certified by Q United States
district Judge, district Jrney or collector must
accompany each proposal.
panied By .uch gusrsstse: Bisnk forms Of proposal
can Dc obtained upon Application % any Of the ma
Newspapers authorized TO publish the .bove will
send the paper containing the rs insertion TO this
Proposals TO be indor.sd Proposals for Rstions,n
Sha addressed to the undsrstsn,d
MsIcr and ouartermAster, o. ). Marine Goars.
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I'hIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
ri.,ric, - rii rsm the supreme Court OF the
pIssret OF CoInmDlA, holding . special term let.
ne nSSry on the personal estate OF HAM
nah ,. BOW MAN, late Of W A.hin0ton c,,x n.
tIlet o. Columbia. Deceased. All persons Ssyfns
.s tne said DECEASED are hereby warned
the .ueserioer on or before Ihs 2lst daY Of Aerii
next; they may otherwise BY Law be srri,eas
from all benefit Of the aid estate Oiyep pnssr -
hand this 2lst day ~ Arri;, lG4 NJ
sp11 81 JULIA PARRIs Exeer,-;x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

GEORGE WINES having LEFT New YORK sad-
denly fer Europe while suit for alleged
mel upon John r ChAmberlin, the gambling
reported that he had fed 20 avoid the probable
results His counsel publish a letter pleading
ll-heAlth on wilkes part, which nece-sitsted
change of air and absence from business. and
state that, although he LEFT without notifying
them, he doubtless felt that he had a right 10 as
so. inasmuch a. he had left q power OF attorney
with them 20 represent him I'm court They state
that ne VIII return In q short time.
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just hecefSeo:
ToE FoR
.,.c.. Whit. oo,.,, uo
Ladies. Ohnen'
p,o o..,
f;s o,i fpE
Ladies. Cb; f9r
s3nk Hose silk Hose.
Ladies. Children.
eauzs Merino Vests for Ladies'.
aides and Children Ladies and Misses.
Tor '''
&, ~. r and rs pu.,o.
tons.
rain One, Two, and Three Buttons.
Ancy COLLARS AND CUFFS for Ladies'.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies'.
PLAITINGs and RUFFLINGS for Ladies.
ASlsH LACE SOARFs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

TIE Milwaukee Sentinel thinks the worst
feature about the cremation business IL that
some winter morning, IN ft OF philanthropy
your WIDOWS second husband NAV empty your
ashes on the Icy pavement for the benent OF Pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

WHEN Mrs. Jefferson lay on her death bed she
said. that che thought she not could die content
II che thought her children would ever have q
step-motber; and her husband. holding her
hand, solemny promised that he would never
marry again
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I. COHyt House AMI Post orc
PHILADELPHIA, A pril 27rn, lo74

EhiLADELPH i A, A pril 27tn, 1574
$500 opo>Sls III -c ID q this on
li2 m. " ths 27TH DAY oF MAy, Ig9 for furn-
.ts ao1 eTIlN eri.s OU the it % he New COurt-
sfto cubic yards OF less, of Iite oe other
hsId durable $50 -, brckeu e. the size of hon 3
egg, and su1ratle for csncrets
Also, for SO cubic ards more CT less OF Rubbls
sioi e, which msy b. Of G. ante, Lime StoIs or
Stner su1tsbie stOne which is sound, dur able and
q sufheient size to r. CHASED a. One, Two and
Three Men stone, OF % ickn 50 averaging ten 1J0l
H. hsvlng clean, fair bels wilb fracture
one quarter Of the quantity 10 be Three Man stons
Also Tor 200 barrels, more or less, u yd-sulio
Semeht equal in quality and strength 10 the b IT
hosendalei each barrel must cont in NOT Iess tba
81 pounds Of csment 49, '''s '"~n
.b Also Tor 500 subio yards, more or less Clean
Samples Of each Of the above materials 10 be sun-
mittsd with the proposals.
9uasnsites Is may De deemed necessary by the Su-
Bidders may submit proposals for one or AL O. the
each material must be bid for on . 50 parate form
and 6e ENCLOSED IA a separate envelope
an Dlds must De made on the printed form TO be
SDtHned on application a. tn Office: each bid 10
De sccom panied BY a penal bond OF two responsible
bsrsons IA the sum Of one thousand doll ars OOOj
the contract IL awarded 10 MIN; the su n ctency oY
Judge. Cierk Of the UIitei States chi. or t the
sides - " IN WHICH ne re-
Payment win be made monthly, dsductine t.n fl0l
Psr cent until the completion of the Contract
The Department reserves the right TO rsisct a,v
OF All bids II L be deemed for the interest Of the
kyery bid must be made on the printed fern IN ba
ooselned N tnls once, add mus. conform In eyary
respect 70 he requirements Of adv erttsenent
xsops endSfssd "ProsS.als' tSs nc sessd en-
kabbie stone, Cement or sand, Css the es.e nav
re- !. 1h1 S1i,sd states oour. H9uso snd Post OF
apH 24 JOHN McARTHUR, yR sgpert
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AUCTION sALEs,
rO.MORRoW,

b k aItssa - Rss Kiss. Br,s.r.,
' 't stsf oras sui h nTsI's ''' '''n g.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURSIrUsE AT
q 10 LEI s z: MAJ sss 81. a.
n ,hs resid1Sse Of !. gentleman declining house.
e::t Of ,ba Capitol, the foiiswias sns eoIiso,
w'aS sIs sqs s.s Q.
MsSr. L.unss, Isn mo Z.
I!ss fisas WiDao va a saS"ss Tables
Wains, Library T.ble;
bru 81. st.ii G.Ips,s, y n md ) at orels,h,;
On. elegant Cared alan. oasmSss suite, CON
w.shstana; Z Csne-ssas Chairs, ,cker, and
Two Painted Cottage Suites snd other Painted Fur
ns S.ta::ss: sns ss ssa Pillows
Walnut Mirror Back sideboard;
Wall ut Dining Chairs;
Kitchen Req uisites. tossther with number of use
full articles, all L Is sd spsd ii,
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
msy5d I8TIMER CLEARY, Auo.s
RY LATIMER & 0LsARY,
% Anctionsers sni Real Estate Brokers'.
Southeast corner Peunsylyanis aveass and 18th st.
Star Once Building.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LSTs ON l, BETw S6srN NgsTa CAPITOL
ssS Iy virtue OF deed Of trust dated oct,bsr %
SlSsl and recordes i9 L,ser No: s6i, folio Co. 2ns
triet Of Coanois, ami b. directioa Of the der Of
me note secured thereby Sitl sell At pnblic suS-
1874, at o'clScK .. m, those two lots known and
described lots Los and ios in Gilbsrts re-.
sale 5S sitS enc of .hi.
sale, in cash; balance aud IL mouths, with inter
sTens Il p1rcha.er's cost mthe terms of sale are
not Coupled vi, in ,e days, tae trGstse
dsesaxsa. LiiiaEs BILE 1Eslsr Ef ga:s
property having fsied eemos wi,a the term, d
sale. il will be resold at his risk and expense On
psss sHs terms Aaes
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED On
aGs :, Of Ss Sn
and place. By order Of the trnsteS. vi" ''"'' A''i
msySd IATIMER CLEARLY, Auct,.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer,
II 64l Louisiana avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN sQUABE No.
- Lber No. Goa, folio 1913, one OF the land records
OF tue District C1 aud Dy direction OF the
en- the premises, on MONDAY, the Atm day OF N sy
A D. 1874, at the hour of O'Clock p. m, an undi-
yided half interest in original Lots numb cred one
and two. in Square No. l030, in the city of Wash
ington, District of Jlumbia
Terms Of sale: One half OF sad purchase money
cash; balance I'm two equal payments at and IL
ard deed Of trust taken to secure deferred
Sl25 to be paid down at time of sale. The Trustee
the right resell in the of sale
not com Piled with in I'VE days from day Of sale
OF risk and cost of defsulting purchaser All con.
veyanciug at cost OF purchaser.
VIM ID. OASSIN, Trustee.
sp22-eo THOS. Do WILING, Auct.
~IN CONSEQUEEOE OF THE RAIN THE
sboye sale is post oned untiI TIL RSDAY, 7th
May, same hour and place.
w d. OAssIN, Trustee.
May5-d TH0S. D0WkING, Auct.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
I'D No. 1901 nOrthw st cor of 10Th and ID st.

UY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
I'd No. 1901, northwest cor of 10Th and ID SITS.
TRUSTEES oFvALUABLE I'M PROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATED ON NINTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN II AND /
ss Te56T FORTH THE CITY OF WASH
- By virtue Of the provisions contained in a
- deed of trust from Charles p. WsunalI, trustee,
Sand Matilda Hayes, bearing date on the l4th
day Of September A ID. 1872, and recorded in Iiber
No 6ss, folio 81 ct one OF ths land records of
Washington county, District If Columbia, the un-
dcrsigned trusfee will, on MONDAY, the 18th day
OF May, ID. 1874, Al o'clock p. H., on the prem
ises, offer for sale at pnblc sucton to the highest
city Of Washington, District Of Coiumbia, aud
known on the ground plan thereof as ali that part
OF lot Is, In SQUARE H4, beginning for the same ~
point on rhe east line of the said square, on 9th
street west distant 81 feet south from the mort he
corner OF the said square, ald RAINING thence
south feet, thence west rs feet, thence north "A
feet and thence east rs feet to the of begin
ming, together with the there On con-
sistiig Of a o-stJry bricz and frame dwelling
fronting on 9Th street. and also two-EtOry brick
ard frame tenement ab9ut ten feet in rear of the
dwelling al owe described
Terms OF sale are fOllows: 0ne-third OF pur-
chase money Cash; balance 10 two equal paym ants
az one and two years, secured by deed of trus, on
the premises, and airing interest at Of ten
per cent. per annum until paid deposit Of siOO
will be required time of sale from the purcb aser
Al oanveyanciug at cost OF purchaser. If the terms
OF sale are not complied with within ten days from
at the risk and c.s. of defautiuR purchaser.
Il. Ross PskRY, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
af2y-eotM ay5 .dGd5 Auctioneers.