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LETTER From GEN. IL. II. BAXTER.
New YORK, Feb II, 1874.

-NLN VAh Itp -, !c4f.
Editor Burlington Free Press.
DEAR SIR Il have carefully read the let
ter to you by r. W. Park, Esq, of the 9th
inst, in relation to his connection with the
Emma silver mine and its sale.
One-half of the mine was purchased by
Mr.. Park and myself on joint account, and
was equally interested with HIM in the
mine until it was sold in London in Octo-
Der, 1871. / was with Mr.. Park when he
first examined the mine and know personal
ly of every transaction before the mine was
sold in London. kept the books showing
the receipts and expenditures during the
time we owned the mine, and all the funds
passed through my hands. After VIC made
the purchase, company was organized in
New York, to which the property was con-
veyed, and was the president and treasurer
of that company. After the mine was sold
in London, | made the conveyance of il TO
the English company, under an agreement
Messrs. Park and Stewart had made in our
behalf
Twas advised by Mr.. Park of everything
he did in London, and from my knowledge
of and connection with the mine and its
sale, have no hesitation in saying the
statements made by Mr.. Park ia his letter
W fcus iit otiittil tit liNto VI tiit Nslst.
While was interested in the Emma Sill
yer mine, we divided among the owners
$3.50, 900 from net profits, and during the
time we were the owners, and for more
than year after it was sold, was inform
ed by every one who had examined this
property that it was of immense value,
worth millions of dollars.
While | was interested in the mine. had
repeated applications from parties who
wished TO purchase for the English market,
and very liberal offers were made us. Be
fore and after we purchased the mine, the
ore from it had all beenshipped to England
and its exact product could be ascertancd
there, as well rs by our books. 1t is need
less for me to add that the article publish
ed in the Nation, and taken from the man
Palfords pamphlet, is maliciously and
wlckedly false.
Yours very truly,
III. H. BAXTER.
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The followers of the "Smilh sisters in
Worcester, Massachusetts,, have, at last,
come to reason. or the denizens of that city
are bravely over their scnrc--we cannot
tell which 1t is enough to know that on
the day to which the sale was adjourned.
bidders were found for the property, and
the amount of the taxes realized. Thus
ends farce No. 3. Let lis have common
sense in the next movement.
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TERMS IN ADVANCE.

We publish elsewhere, this morning, the
statement of Mr.. Park in reference TO the
" Emma mine" 1t is accompanied, as will
be seen, by letters from General Baxter,
Judge Poland, Senator Stewart and others.
Owing to the crowded state of our columns,
we are compelled to defer comment until
our next issue.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 0,.1S74.
~ DnrE Ean
Yours very truly,
ii. ii. BAXTER

L. w. IdIN, ESq.,
DEAR SIR In reply to your letter, /
have to say, that in June, 1872, was en-
ployed by you TO go to Utah to assist in
some legal proceedings to regain the pos
session of the Emma mine. On arriving
there we found that the Illinois Tunnel Co.
(Which professed to have located mine
somewhere in the vicinity had run their
tunnel into the rear end of the works ofthe
Emma mine, had taken and were holding
by force possession of the mine, and taking
out the ore in considerable quantities. we
Instituted proceedings in chancery against
the Tunnel company, with prayer for an
injunction, before Chief Justice McKean
The defendants-did not dispute the title of
the Emma company, that is, they did not
dispute the validity OF their patent from
the United States, but they claimed that
the place where they entered, and a consi-
derable part of the mine as worked, was not
upon or within the limits of the Emma
mine patent. 1t was conceded by us that
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Watfhes and 9eWelru.

VvssNN*Nf~ AstfSN S$wkSt Ns
~ H e T I NJ E s
1t is said. are hard. but how much harder for US
to be without the good feeling guaranteed In
every family, and "sometimes a little outside
the family" by our failing to remember, as in
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remembrances have been
occasloned by seeing the fine Little watch, a gift
or some former Christmas, or some article of
Jewelry, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces of Silver, all telling OF
some happy December 18th.
Times may be hard, but can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
remembrances which can be had so cheap, and
OF such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE Il co.
25 MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT
deciSdtf
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RUTLAND

agent in London, to purchase 1000 shares
Gin addition to the 5000 l had left with
him), for which he paid about 10 per cent
premium. During the fall of 1879, my
agent being about to leave England for the
United States, sold most of my shares, and
have not visited the NINE since my visit
of July, 1879.
In September, 1872, the company sent
p, TO Utah to look after its interests there.
After he had seen the NINE, he wrote to me
at New York as follows:
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drugs and Nleaieines.

f"Ur "''T' IT'FF'"F'"''CE
DoNT YOU FORGET IT.
THE PLAcE TO Buy
DRUGS, MEL lCINE5 and CHEMICAS
IN RuT LAND,
FRANCIS FEM & CO.'S
Nolis Center Street.
nON'T YOU FORGET IT!
The largest stock Of
YOTS AND Fanny GOODS.
In town, Is at
f. FEM a cos.
noN'T YoU KNOW THAT
FRANCIS FEM g. CO.
have the best stock Of
q U T. Ii Il r Y
IN THE STATE.
II Is so. Call and see them.
A RE YOU PREPARED TO DEP
If NOT, TAKE
KENDALL'S PICTORIAL BALSAM
And get ready. II you arc don't do 1t, but take
Kendall'5 Pectoral Balsam and live. You are
wanted here. Kendall5 Pectoral Balsam Is the
GREATEST BLESSING OF THE AGE,
for 1t Will cure that Cold, stop that Cough, or
cure any disease or the Throat and Lungs.
Try II.
FRANCIS FEM A CO., PRoPR's.
Rutland. varmont.
EVERYBODY SAYS
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!"
And everybody should call at
A. W. HIG GINS'
Al MERCHANTS ROW.
And examine his extensive stock OF Christmas
| and New Years presents, comprising
JEWEL BOXES,
ORDER CASES,
DRESSING CASES
GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
A magnificent stock o.
RUSSIA LEATHER WALLETS.
BOHEMIAN WARES.
agreat variety
WORK BASKETS,
PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC,
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH
Al NJ L r c II A n r s. RO w
RUTLAND. VERMONT.
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AUCTION SALES.

klY s RAkNER,
- Beal Estate Broker and AuctIoneer,
Fsdersl Rui6lnss, corner nh aud SITS. northwest.
TECsTGEs' SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
AND bESI AkNT BRICK DWELLING, an
G. thER blbTLE AVENUE aND NORTH
80 PIT l. sIBEET, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS'
chit kt II. kUJTION
~ NJ virtue OF iced Of trust 20 us, dated Au-
ets 10; A ID. lS72, duty recorded in Liber No.
tict 81 Column a. Sud At the written request Of the
lsrI - cured thereby, we will sci, az public sue
tion, IN front Of the premises, mOND AY, Sep
tthter -. ls44, 81 O'Clock .. N. thu followfng
de-clibed IeAl estate situate in the city OF wash
lnetCnJ O., to wit All that piece or parcel OF
thirty two, Cl32,l in tie eorie1 subdivision Of
tQusre Numbered sic hundrs and seventy. five,
1881 and contained With tie following metes AMI
boz nds, to wit beginning at the southeast
Of North Cspiol street and yrts avenue, and run
ming thence east along said avenue sixteen l6) feet
thence west sixteen (l6) feet TO said North Capitol
street, aid thence along ssid street sxty-v 1851
feet to lace Of beginning, together with the i'm
prCyeneDts, g. shove.
Terms: Two thousand dollsrs with in 'erest at ten
PER cent per annum from February 10, 1874, TO day
snce at six twelve and eighteen months, for which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest fr m
the day OF sse aid secured BIZ deed of trust on the
property so6 will be taken. deposit Of slOO will
be required 81 time Of sale, and eli convey at
ex7tnse of purchaser. Ifterms OF sae are not COM
piled with in seven DAYS from day Of SALE the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property st the
Gays advertisement
DAVID GALLUP, lr
THOMAS T. FISHER, trustees
sepl3 eo&ds J. +. C0LDWEJL, Salesman.
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DY b. II. WARsER,

10y IL. II. WABskR,
ID Real tate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal huildiF ga. corner 7th snd sts northwest
TRUsTEEs SALE OF 3.sToRY BRICK
DWELLING Oh THE SOUTH SIpEOF u ST.
SOUTH, bETNEEH Sd AND 4TH SITS, EAST
- BY virtue OF deed of trust TO me, dated June
10Th, A. ID. l812, duly recorded IN Lfbsr Ne 6SS
fOllo II3, one OF the land records for the strict
q and az the request of the party secured
merely, will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, September 2lst, 1874, AZ
. 80 clock D. IN, ell that certain piece or pare II
OF ground lying ami being in the city of Washing
Ton. District OF Columbia, known as sing pat Of
IL bsigrf subdivision Of original lot numbered two
tzJ, N square numbered seven hundred and ninety
one ~: Beginning for the same )int eight sen
sJftet west Of the northe Of said LOT two
z Srd running thence 9TH seventy (7O) feet TO an
hr5 tDeEce along the line OF said alley eighteen
o set thence north seventy 7O) feet 70 the line OF
Sum street, theI east along the Tins Of south
street eighteen (l5) feet to the place of bsRin-
tlne VIII Sll the I'm provements, - Insisting OF
sthree-story Brick Dwelling, with basement &c
Terms: One Third Of the purchase money In cash
and the bslarce at one Cd and two (2l years with in
Iertst Al SIX per cent per aDDUu, and secu ed By
DECD 81 trust on the property Sid SOO will be re-
qujred as deposit a. tine of sale. All conyeyancnp
al the expense OF purchaser. If terms sale are ot
complied with in seven days after day of SALE the
trustee reserves the tight 70 resell the PROPERTY AZ
the risk aud eOst Of the dsfanhng purchaser after
five day g. advertisement.
QEORGE W. sTrOKNEY, Trus.sa .
seI5-eo4ds j T. COLDWELL, Sslesman
IChron NV ,fkdsl
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N Al IE ID.

BISH0P-DUSAYIS. on the IOth Instant, Al
I've Parsonsge q the Immsrnlste g lscep tton
church, by Rey. Fab z hcCsr,hy, ELIJAa T
blehOP 20 Miss MARG A. DUSAVIS, b1sh q
Washington, ID. a..
klkG-JOHNSrOH On Thursday evening, the
~ INST az Toe residence q the bride by 49, De-
thomas u. Addison, o. Trinity Church, Or ERR
Wy ". KING aud Mrs AUGUSTA j. JOHN
sIoN, both 81 this city. 10 CARDS.
lbortolk va papers please copyl
LElkhAN-BRApH. September lst, IEl. b.
hey. Fa:hsr 3 1kel, M. Gil RIsTIAN ZEIBMAS
q Mss hOhOkA [. BRADY, both OF Washing
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DIE ID.

CBoSs On the9 Oh u September, Al O'Clock
m, JAMES q. CkOSS.
Relatives and friends q he family are rec 2eotFuy
invited 20 aitsCd the funeral from his lstt ance
No. sl2 street, between Sth aud On ttrets -ont.
eett, Sunday, 81 ( O'cl Ck p. m. s.
IBA Oh. On Friday evening, the ITO iHstEat,
hloLkT. ihfsnt daughter Of ThrOtors y and Auna
l., Ebaugh.
lite funeral will tske place frsm the residence %
Der psre nts. No 1886 street, tO-morrOE tSun-
daE }, ~ SO',lcCk.
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pY b. Ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfonear,
Federal Buildings corner Tth and sts northwest

u Il d. ID. NAhNEh.
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Tth and sts. northwest
TN SIZES sALEOF A NEAT TwO-sTOBY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON
m1hILE AVENUE, BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL STREET ANC FIRSr STREET
khsI, NEAR ST. ALOYsIE5 OHU RUH, AT
"a BY virtue Of q deed OF trusi to rs, dated Au-
- east 20, A ID. ls73 duly rec 'rded ia Libsr NO.
r-c6SO, fOlfs 457, OF tbs land records for the
District Of Coumbia, and at the written regusSt Of
the party secured thereby, we will SELL sI pubic
auction, I'm front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
pte nber 2Sth, 1874, at $50 o'clock p. ms the fol-
IOslIg descTbd real estate. siUste in the city Of
ashingtOD, O., TO vii: All that piece parcel
Of g'cqDd known as Lot numbered one hundred
az thirty seven (l37D in the recorded subdivision
OF square numbered six hu ndred and seventy ye,
lbI5) and contained within the following metes ard
bounds, TO vii: Beginning at a poiut on Myrtle
sYeLne on the line that separates said lot from lot
ming thence east along said Myrtle avenue sixteen
Li6jf-st, thence south az TRh angles sixty five (65)
ices, ther west sixteen 6) feet, thence north six
tyge (65) feet to place Of beginning together with
th- I'M prOyements as above.
Toms: Two Thousand doll - with interest at ten
OF sale and expense Of sale, in cash. balance at six,
twelve nd eighteen months for which the notes Of
the chaser bearing Interest from ths day of sale
ard secured by deed OF trust the property sold,
VIII De taken deposit Of los i'll be required st
tine Of sale. and ell cOnvey Bg az the peBse OF
IurChsser IT terms of sale are lot complied with
Ia seven Gays from day Of sale the Trustees
q The cefault1ng purchaser af-sr i've days adver-
tistmeLt. DAVID GALLUP, lTrr.,o.s
THOMAS I. Fl5HER, (
seple-eC6ds j. 7. C0LDWELJ, Salesman.
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LAND FEkESTONE MINING ANO MANU-
EAUEORlSG COMPANY FOR SALE.
On SATJ HDAE. the l9ih day 81 81 gteIgber, A.
Az. 1875 - oClsck p m, p Ill sell 81 cur arc
ton corner Il Psnnsy Iva ala and 18th
street noTI Sest, at public ANTON, eight First
Mortgage BOltB Of tie Mar land FreastOne Mining
and MsUufsciuring Company, OF the par value Of
hve hundred dollars each, bearing interest at the
rate OF Der cent Ter ansum 10 gid. Principal pay
able Jsnuary lat, lSl, and the interest semi annu-
ally on the 1t day Of January a1d JCly pectiv
These b ncs are secured By first mortgage on the
real estate a. we'll s. person al peItY OF the
pany in Montgomery county, Mary land. Fifteen
coupons Ttmaip attached 10 each Bond. The Bonds
are transferable By delivery.
Terms cssh. LATIMER & CLEARY,
sepS-l0r AuctiOneers
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RYB Il. WAREEB,
" heel Estate Broker and auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sta. northwest.


- Reel Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and stg. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or A TaREEsrOBY
BBlOK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF STREET sol til, BErWESN lsT AND
% STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF q deed of trust to DanI l. Eaton,
- dated October 18th, A. ID. 1870, duly recorded in
- Iiber No. 61o, folio 3i6, of the land records
Ter the District Of Columbia, also by virtue of
decree Of the Supreme Court Of said District equity
cause No. 3s0l, docket i, substituting the under
slgned trustee 10 place Of Daniel l.. Eaton and at
the request Of the party secured thereby will sell
~ public auction, in front of the premises, on
TUESDAY, September -, 1874, ct $50 O'Clock D.
all that certCin piece parcel OF ground stuste
and being in the city OF asnngton District OF CO.
iumbia, known aud designated on the plat or plan
of said city Lot lsttered +, in a Subdivision Of
original lots nun ered eighteen (lSl aud nineteen
(lg Din Square numbered seven bund red and thirty
two, (732,) together with ths improvements, &c =,
sistinS Of three story pressed brick front Dwell
liI G, with back buildiug, So.
Toms Ope-tb1rd Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance In g. IL aud Is months, with interest
~ ten per cent per anDum, and secured BY decd Of
tTnzt on the property sold. LOO Will be required
"a dep sit at time Of sale. Ali conyeyancing at
fNTense OF purchaser. If terms of sale not com
piled with in days after day of sale, the Trus
tee reserves the right 10 resell the property at the
rss scd cOst CT the dtfsulting purchaser after five
aEORGE W srICKEEY, Trustee.
j T. O0LDW ELL. Salesman
sep5-eo6d (Chronicle, IN w ,fsdsl
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AUCTION sALEOFAN UEIMPROYED Build
ING LOT ON sTkEET SOUTH, BEr&EEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS WESr, IN SQGAKz
"a By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Iuly "a,
1875, and duly 1ec9rded IN Liber No: 724, folio
the District % Columbia, at the written direction of
the party scored thereby shall proceed TO SELL at
2. m, on WEDNESDAY, September 10. ls74, all
that certain piece parcel cot IF ground situate
lying aid hs1ug in the city Of Wsshin gt0n in the
District Of Columbia, known ard described upon the
srOUud plan of said city ss lot numbered thirty
four, (3i.) in square numbered three hundred and
eighty els ht, $751;
Terms OF sale s3S3 50, together with interest from
July -, 1873 and ext enses Of sale in cash, and the
balance st twelve ana eighteen months after date,
with interest at eight per cent per anlGm, and
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. Con
veysncing a. cost OF pm aaSer Fity collars to be
paid down Immediately after sale. Sale positive.
y. A. BOSW Id. Trustee.
seI9d WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

~ LAIl4Ek OLEABY.
- Aucton%e-s acc Seal EstaEe BroEsrs,
eoSthve@ coTIsr Pennsyl yauis avenue and llth st
star once Buiidings.
BOUsE AT AUCTIOH-ADAINISrRA s
a on TUESDAY M0RNIsG, September 70,
above hotel, being No. 14IS Pennsylyanis
iayeLus, ard adjoining willArd's Hotel, the
90 ROOMS OF FURNITURE, &C, &C.
We nsme In part; p.p,ops
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Knabe s Oo.J.
french Plate Pier Mirrors, slabs, &C,
Green Gep Lambrequins. OOrnice. &C,
Brussels Csrpets, s6-dsy CiOcE.
CHAMBERS:
sixiy se's " alnIt sssrble Too Chamber Suites.
Feather Boosters and Pillows, stoves,
bruss ., Thr. Ply and Ingram Carpets,
Rainteo ard ether furniture Of every sscription,
LINEN ROOM:
Large Quantity Of Blankets, Spreads, Sheets,
CONT ITS, Pillow Gases, Towels, Mosquito Nets,
DINING ROOMS:
OAK N. 7 SiistoaIds, steel kDgravings,
Nalnu. Extension DfniUg Tables,
Oek &. ;. Chairs, Hss Racks,
Silyer- plat. Tea and Coffee Pets,
Sugar Wis Pitchers, tors,
Urns, " alters, Butter Dishes, LadIss,
Tes aud Table spOOIs, FOrEs.So,
iyery ha-di,d Dinnsr aid lea Koiges, &C.,
LSIse Asso' tmsEt Of C6tT e, and glassware.
Iron Safe, Valiant Dssk. Clock, &C.
Frereh Plate HanteI MITr,rs,
silver Flute1 ShoE case and CstAWba Fountain,
Marble fi-Ck, Large Oonntcrs,
Bar Fixture, LIT Wines ard Ligu Is.
Furuistirc- o. ali ttrds
Terms Che hundred collars and uoAsr cash;
ever that aLic uai credit Of sNty days. with inter
est e. P.r cent, satisfs ctoIiIy secured.
CafsiosEts nov ready, and caa be hsd on spplica-
CATHERINE Il. OWN, Atmioi-.ratrix.
seIS-td LaT1MEB s CLEARLY. Auct.
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II 5. MAEsHALs SALE
PkisIIHG PRESSES, BOILEB. MACHINERY,

T7PE.SC..GC.
In virtue q o wit Of heIi frcias on judgment Of
cOrdennst On issued cut Ct the cierk Office of the
Supreme q urf q the District Of Columbia and to
me dir, c.et, viii sell At public auction for ca,h,
on MONDAY the IAN oaF Of September, 1874,
coumeECiTg At IL O'Clock a. m. az she office OF the
New satinLsi Era CitiZen's Publishing COmpa
no. II. lllh street, the following goods and chat
tells, 10 Wit, viz
3 Power Presses,
Steam Press,
lEneirs, Boiler aud Machinery,
Lot Cf Jro Type,
Seized Sud levied upon the goods ard chstteIs q
Lsuis Il u Ugiass, Charles K. Douglass and Fred
eTick Deus ass Jr., and will &c sold 20 satisfy
ecutiOn No y G67 in favor Of Vm Mel. Oripps.
sep4-d ALEN. SHARP, U. S. Marshal d. C..
- MOTIFS AT AUCTION.
keRl Estate Exchange, . Is 9Th street.
SEPTEMBER STH. IS74, o ? O'Clock pm,
81 DRIED OF TRUST NOTES Of : 20 each, ds,e1
october l9ih, lS73, PAYABLE mon ily, lnteres. az
per cert pr anuum, payable - mi annually
DEED Of Trust NOTES 81 S51 each. dated
March l5;E, lS73. payable Is, IS 81, g. 90, 20 and
81 mouths after date, interest e. per cent. per
annum
% FHAEE5 MO6ONGAHELA GAS GOAL co.
STCCb, Preferred. Viii sell twenty shares
SIS sHkREs METROPOLITAN RAILROAD
Gus3l-lm JAS. v. RUSSELLjS Co, Au3ts
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Spy u. q. WARNEK,
- Res! Estate Broker and Auc-fOueer,
Federal Buildings, cor. + and 7th sts., northwest


ThUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UHIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH VEST
GIREEh OF 9TH And U SIS NORTHWEST
Al AUCTION.
60 By virtue of a dead Of trust, dated Novsm.
her q, A. u. ISIS, dub recorded IN Liber aud
x, No. 4, folio 5. g &c, one OF the land records
Tor Washington county in the District of Column
tia snd at the request OF the party secure@ thereby
will sell st public auction, in front Of the prem
ises, on I'll BsDAY April 81, 1874, at D 30 oclk
3 NJ, the OlOWi described real estate, situate IN
TIN brred twenty (2l and all CT Lot n1mbe, ed
twenty two "a except the south eight (Sl feet by
hiy seven $50 feet deep. III meiRs subdivision Of
oTieiI al Lots nun bered nine, 80 ten, tlgl and
eleven, (lD Of square numb red three hundred and
skye he, 1861 as laid down and recorded ia the
al three tbOussTd six hundred ana ninety three
ard oDe-fouTtb q $685. square feet, more orless
Tie above prOpsrty Will be sold In two parcels,
each fronting eighteen Isl fee. sn0 one half
GA inches on 9Th street. with the depth of said
Lots.
Tsrms: Cash A deposit Of one hundred (sIO))
dollars day Of sale. AL yeyanciuR at cost Of
uICbEstr II terms Of sale are not implied With
IL FIVE Gays sfter sale the Trustee Tessryesthe right
TO the property at risk aid cost Of sfaultng
TuTch sseT, after days advertise II some
one or more newsoapsrs published in the city Of
Wv DENHAM, Trustee.
STHE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED to
comfy with the above terms, Will resell ths aO ~
poverty, 10 from. Of the premises, on WEDNES-
BAY - pttmber 10Th, lG74, st O'Clock p. ~, at
ths Ii-k at cost Of the deiAultiog purch aser.
TENS Same as above
T. W. DENHAM. Trustee
seplC-d J. T. COLDW ELL, salesman.
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TRUSTEES sALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
6kT1, ON 81 sTREHT WEST, BErwEEH

TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsIRABLE PROP.
chN6 S srs 81 s SOUTH Es al aT SGETFwkEs
"a by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated uvem Der
elth, ls7s. and duly recorded In Libsr No. M,
folio Ss3, 30, Que of the land records for Wash
lnston county, D. c., and by direction Of the party
thereby, we will sell, at public auction, In
a, y lat, at O'Clock p: m, all that certain lot
Pc or parcel OF ground and premises situate,
,,S ana 6esisnaisd on thu ground plat Of the said
otred nve buntred and ty.hve, fss5J.
Ierms OF sale One third cash; balance in 6 and
deed OF trust on the property soId A az nosi. a.
go VII be required at ths time VI sale All con.
yeya0crg AZ the cost OF purch sssr IN the terms Of
sale are not frlly complied With within seyea DAYS
after gale, tee Trustees the right 10 r-ei
TIE property ct the cost end rsk Of the dsfaultinx
purchaser
iasnPa Ebi II M.ksisa.{ rru-.so,,
an -2ssM WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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UNDERTAKES, dc.

- ICHARD r. HARVEY,
Undertaken,
(SurcsssOr 10 HGRVEYS MsRRg
No. 9S4 STREET, between Ninth aad Tenth.
RETAILS b URIAL CASES AND CASEETS
~ trsTg DESCRIPTION.
msTl-ly SHKOuDS, HABITS, 81.
RRlDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, BOU-
- QUITS OBO5SLS, ANCHORS ASD eTARS
Preserved or Enb slmed In Wax Al kiads OF Hair
BTstdiug doae, Ornamental II AR Wsrk GU Glass aud
Pearl, by M les FRIES, late Of Dston, 10. 9O9 SIN
street, near 1 northwest. Retersnces.-Mrs Presi-
Cent Grant, Mrs. Amiral G. Jidsb0roagh, W. ~.
CeTcoran, Gsnerai kisey, General TOnpkins, Gem
tra Aiken. Aplg-lV
1IARY 4. STOPS, EUl51 IBI-T Of NafBTal ET5fgsr 8
WI Oil street northwest.
between 9th ana Th sts, formerly Of 623 7th street
Flsury, 9. +. stAnsbury: Mrs. II "a. 5hn Coyode,
Mrs. Secretary DelanO, Mrs. q nj Balloon. MAI
SINE Garcia, Mrs. D. G. Oak, Mrs. OIL. AleNandsr,
Mrs Genef al WalhridgA. octll-lF
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RH LhIiltFh ULEAkI.
~ Auct,onSe.s act Beal EstaJe BroFsrs,
co1thve@s eoTIsr Pennsylyauis avenue and llth st
star once Buildings.
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10y WASH b. WILLIAMS, AuctiOueer.
- fs1cc ssOr to Green & iiisIns, AuSts.
No. 1907, northwest corner 10Th and ste.