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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
ia NKRrrT ADVERTISING AGENCY.

We have received q printed list Of
the newspaper liabilities throughout
the United States, Of Albert Menst,
bankrupt, late All advertising agent,
In New York City, and formerly Of
the firm Of Hudson & Menet. Il Is a
detailed nStice to his creditors, and
although we happen personally to
know that some Of the Individual
accounts arc stated at far below their
real amount, yet, according to his own
showing this cnterprislng advertiser
has been running the agency business
about live months, and during that
period has managed to roll up a nice
little Indebtedness. approximatlnS
SaJ0,0O0. In glanclng over the long
array OF amiable creditors we dis.
cover that the most lucky !, the Ant
werp lOhiol Gt=stte. which loses only
sixty-two cents. The heaviest credit
or IL the New York Tribune, 81, S9a.9l.
OF 2,2I2 creditors, AHA are news
paper publishers from the Potomac to
the Rio Grande. Tho majority Of the
amounts are under 300, but there are
above that to make an aver
age loss to each creditor Of 800. In
Georgia there are sixty.nlne journals
which have received or will receive
document, and In Florida there
are fifteen. George r. Rowell's Ne,cs.
Reporter, commenting upon this
says that II each OF tho six
thousand publishers In tho United
States gives an agent a line OF 800
they enable him to go into
bankruptcy for owe half n million.
This Is very true, but we think It will
some time before another such al
advertising agent gets quito 5 o deeply !
into the financial affections Of all the
newspapers In America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
GREAT I,OHH.

We mean both Sutro aud his hole In
the ground, chiefly tho former, when
we speak Of the great bore" The
latter IL a small hole the size Of IN or
binary drint In our mines, which start
oil at a point some four miles or there
abouts IRON Virginia City and the
Coms,ock lode. has since the passage OF
the Act la 1866. which granted it a
franchise, progressed something over a
quarter OF the distance toward its OBJ
jectlve point. But shore" No. l has
gone still farther. lie has introduced
n new method Of lobbying, to wit
the magic lantern scheme. On Tues
day evening last, this great Snowman
introduced into tho House n camera
obscura, spcctroscope, calcium lights
and other wondrous appliances, to
illustrate bore No. .. From photo
graphs taken some two years since,
when everything was In full blast a,
tho mouth OF tho smaller bore, aud
when money obtained by a loan In
Europe was plentiful, when there
was an election impending, and
IL was necessary 10 employ
largo numbers Of men to return to
Congress n friend Of his scheme, and
through whose efforts a loan ~ Of
81, 900. 900 was to be legis!ated out Of
tho u. s. Treasury. this second Bar
nun Illustrated to open-mouthed Rep.
rssentativcs from Etstcrn cities aud
Western prairles, who know no more
about mines than Of Moses or the b.
bic, tho bowels OF tho Comstock lode,
as seen through bore No. 2. The Oh
feet was terrific! Sutro. as a show
man, Is no less \ success than As u
bore, aud the Holman, Negley, bottle
holding crowd rejoice In the subordin-
alton OF legislative wisdom and justice
to Its love OF the beautiful aud gro.
tesquc. Wonder II Su,ro showed the
donkey, with Its car attached, emery
Ing from the mouth Of bore No. ,.
Wonder II no showed tho deserted ma
chine-shops, two years since, filled
with voters! Wonder II he faithfully
reproduced Shalt No. ), deserted, its
machinery sold and itself full OF wa
ter! Hardly. We think. That would
be too ncarlys reproduction Of the
present situation Of affairs "slong
the line." But Sutro, as a Snowman,
la success. There can be no doubt
Of that. His $1,000 photographs TAX.
EN- by Sutterlcyl, illustrated by the
dazzling radiance OF the magic lantern.
speetroscope aud calcium light,
have given the Congressional eye an
Insight Into the lnnermos, depths. dips,
spurs aud angle, Of the Comstock lode,
which, without the aid OF such appll-
ances, our miners have for fourteen
years been unable to obtain. And thi,
through n mile OF hole and three
miles Of solid rock. Great Il Sutro,
and Holman and Negley are hi, proph.
ets
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
RETAINING rIIE DESERT.

An Eastern paper tries to throw dis
credit upon Senator Jsnes' great pro-
ject Of submerglng the Colorado Des-
ert, claiming that the scheme is not
original with Mr.. Jones, and even II
It Is Its practlcablllty Ia extremely pro-
blematlcal, and that It could not. In
any event OF success, be Of a degree OF
benefit commensurate with the cost
thereof. These suggestions would seem
to come from N obvious or ut least
narrow-mlnded source, and are hardly
deserving Of notice. In tho first places
even allowing that the Idea Il not orig
inal with Mr.. Jones, he certainly is
the first to bring It to public notice.
and In tangible shape, and IL was by
his own direction and at his own ex-
pense that well-known and competent
engineers from this section, last year
visited the region In question, made
the proper scientific explorations and
surveys, ascertaining that the greater
portion Of tho Colorado Desert, togeth-
or with the Mcjavo and Death valleys,
both Of which ajjoin It to the north
ward, are from forty to n hundred
feet below tho level Of the sea. This
comprises an area Of about 300
miles In length by $50 In width,
which they ascertained could be
submerged by turning into Ii the wa
ters OF Colorado River, or the Gulf Of
California, thus forming n chain OF
navigable lakes, or II preferable, the
whole region could simply be watered
to a requisite extent by the waters OF
the river. thu, retaining = vast
amount Of what Is ascertained to be
really rich and fertile lands, instead
OF barren desert wastes. by this
means a large section OF valuable
country could be added to the re-
sources OF the nation, and although its
cost would DO great, 1t would not be
too much for the benefit conferred.
II l. also further shown that the sub
merging or reclaimlng OF the region
In question would have n decidedly
beneficial effect upon the vast extent
Of country lying to the norihward
OF IL, extending even rs FAR "a Tulare
Valley Ia California. This latter ben-
eft would lie In the permanent sup
preston OF the "iand storms,' hot
parching winds, deficient rain fall aud
other existing evils directly traceable
to the existence OF this hot arid desert.
especially la the Summer season, when
n vast body OF dry heated air comes
from It n from a great furnace.
From all we cat learn tho project Is n
feasible one, and would prove OF great
Importance to that section as we'll as
to the country nj large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
SHOULD BE REMOVED.

General Van Barren, who, 1t will be-
remembered, was chief Commissioner
Of the United States to the Vienna
Exposition last Summer, against
whom charges Of corruption, fraud,
otc., were preferred by Minister Jay,
and who with others, was suspended
aud Investigated sometime since, was
nominated by the President as United
States Consul at Kanagawa, Japan.
The confirmation Of this appointment
was, until yesterday, deferred by
the Senate, by whom all tho documents
affecting his character were referred
to Senator Buckingham as a snb-com-
mlttee for investigation and report. A
few days ago Mr.. Buckingham report
ed, stating that he had carefully read
all the charges made against General
Van Buren,, and had Investigated
thoroughly the proofs offered to sus-
tain them, aud found that they did not
In any particular damage the repu-
tation OF Mr.. Van Buren,, or sustain
tho allegations Of fraud, etc., made
against him. The Senate re-
csived the report, and on Tues
day last confirmed the Gen.
erals appointment. Apropo' Of
this matter, and las 1t appears) as a fit-
ting sequence to the vlndlcation OF
Van Buren,, tho telegraph now an
nounces that q report prevails In
Washington that Jay will shortly re-
sign and return from Vienna. There
are only two side, TO this subject.
Either Van Buren, Is q fraud or Jay Is
q villain. The Senate vindicatc, the
iormer-thus condemning tho latter.
IIs should not be allowed the honor OF
q resignation, but should be removed
psremptorlly. BY tho charges made
by TIL, mau Jay, arising. as Il abund.
antly shown, out Of personal enmity
to Van Buren, twho was rival candi-
date for the Austrian mlssionh tho
Government has been disgraced, Its
Commissioners annoyed and degraded,
and the American contribution to the
Vienna Exposition, rendered not only
unsatisfactory but a scandalous failure.
We took OCCASION, several times du.
ring the controversy about this matter
last Summer, to express tho belief that
Minister Jay was actnated solely Ivy q
combination Of malice and jealousy.
aud the sequel, rs evidenced by the
Investigations Of the Senate anu Its
subsequent vindlcatlon Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, proves the correctness Of our
Judgment. The scandal caused by the
villainous charges made by u Minis
ter not only damaged the reputation
Of men whom time has proved were
reliable aud capable, but rendered u
Government n by-word In tho mouth
OF all Europe. Justice now demands
that the only r~eparation possible be
made ; that tho seal Of our Govern
ment's condemnation DO placed upon
her misreprcscnative abroad by remoy.
Ing him from a position through which
hs has s%rlovously Injured innocent aud
better men aud sorely scandalized tho
Government he was employed to rcp-
resent aud honor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

WnESEvEu you see a newspaper
casting contempt OIL tho farners' move
ment. on political Independence, OH
the demand for economy In tho public
service, examine into the facts OF tho
Ease closely, and nine times In tel 1t
will DO found that that paper Is recoiv-
Ing money In some way through party
machinery, and the tenth tlmo 1t Is
bidding for party pap.-Poraand Ore
goHida, Rep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

WHAT HE MIoirr REVEAL. -Secrc.
tary Robcsen Is soon to deliver n COM
mencement Grafton at Lafayette College
la Easton, Pa. II he will only rcveat
Oh that occasion hsw n poor and brief
less lawyer, while holdin. the Office OF
Secretary Of the Navy for five years,
has In that time honestly saved S6OO-
900 from his annual salary Of $40, 900,
he will tell those college boys some
thing worth hearing, which will make
them open their eyes aud prick up
their ears with wondcr.-Pd'ersoa
GManlian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

Nor ron JosErm.-We learned yes
terday that the Hon. Chas. L. belong
had expressed his determination to
withdraw from the Senatorial contest
and come before the people as q can
dldato for Congress. We hope our
learned friend will not keep on the
descending scale too long, or II no
does, we trust he will take up his res
ldencs In Carson City, SO that In the
event Of all fruit falling him, wo may
help to place him In some county or pre-
cinct oiilcs.-Nerddd Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

NuIsoS takes the money and Rou-
ceaua receipts the bills. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

TnE grain prospect In the San Jos.
quin Valley Is very favorable. and the
indications arc that there will be All
unusually large crop. Rain fell there
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

In. NeU0la Journdl, wishing to get
q "good ready on" for It's daily Issue
on Tuesday the 3lst inst, announces
that it will skip over Its regular issue
OF Saturday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

I%spIcArroSs for the passage Of Nc
Crary's Interstate liailroaa bill are
favorable. "A motion to table the bill
was yesterday introduced by Niblack
(Dsm.L Of Indiana, which was lost by
the decisive vote Of % ayes to
10 nays. The final vote will be taken
to-day. IL Is worthy Of note that the
motion to table the bill came from the
Democratic side Of the House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

ANOTHER CANDIDATE. The Eureka
Sentinel nominltes Parson Kelly, OF
that place, rs q candidate for State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
II the present Incumbent declines q
renonination for that position, 1t has
been conceded for SEINE time past, re-
gardless Of politics, that Rev. j. ID.
Hammond OF Austin, Is to DO the CON-
ing man. Withdraw your man, BROTH
or George.-Beimon Courier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
- LAIAMER q CLEARLY
- AuctioneerS aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street, Star Once Building,

A FINB COLLECTION OF FURNITURE AT
GA WEDNESDAY MORNING. August g. 1874
Nc III Fourteenth street, between G and north
vest (adjOlhing Foundry II. z. church, the fol-
lowing very superior Collection Of household gcodsg
Two HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES, UPHOL-
sTEBED IN GREEN REP;
GREEN REP LAMBREQUINs AND LACE
CURTAINS.
THREE SUPERB MARBLE-ToP MIRROR
BACK ETEGERES,
WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD MARBLE-TCP
CENTRE TABLES,
EASY AND RECEPTION CHAIRS, ENGRAY-
INGS AND OHROMOs,
FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS AND RUGS,
WALNUT AND MIRROR-BACK HATSTANDS,
ELEGANT WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAM
BER SUITES,
FINE CURLED-HAIR AND OTHER MAT
TRESSES,
FINE FEATHER BOOSTERS AND. PILLOWS,
WALNUT sINGLE BEDSTEADS AND WARD
ROBES,
DECORATED TOILET SETS, DRoP-LIGuTs,
COTTAGE AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNL-
TURE,
SUPERIOR HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
HALL oILCLoTHS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS, LINEN
SHADES
WALNUT BIARBLE-ToP sIDEBOARD, HAIR
CLOTH LOUNGES,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
WALL-RACKS,
LOT DINING-CHAIRs, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE,
SUPERIOR COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C., &C.
LATIMER & CLEAPY,
An NNnHN.-rR 2
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o ~ a. z. bAHbhH 2 UO.i
-r Proprist0rs,
7Os B Street northwest, opposite p o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
AUCTION SALES.
ny LATISTER 8 CLEARY, AuetiOneers
II and Real Estate Brokers,
corner Penn. avenue aud Eleventh street
Star once Building,

by virtue ofa decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Colnmbia, passed on the 18th day OF
August 1874. in the matter OF Thomas Green, bank
rupts Us Bankruptcy, the undersigned, assignee OF
said bankrupt, Will sell In front Of the premises, at
9o'ei3ek p. M, on ERIDAY, the fth Of September,
e pubic suction, that lot OF ground known and
Described as Lot L, in s. G. and Everett Wroe's
su0.Gvision OF original lots i, Is, 10 and %, In
The terms Of the sale, prescribed by the Decree
are one tourth cash. and the residue In three equal
lnSIAlments, payable respectively In three six and
nine months rom time OF sale with interest at the
rate OF seven per centun per Enuum. III deferred
property sold.
viii also 8 Il at the office OF Rerisssr of Rank
ruptcy on SATURD ~, the 5th day OF SeDten Der
all the open accounts due the estate OF sid bank,
rupt. =. p. r. SANDS, Assignee.
LATIAIER 3 CLEARLY, =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
RY DUNCANsON DROs., AuctIoneer7,
~ seuLLslsL cormaE NInIL anL ID 49,. ~

HEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STOCK OF A
WHOLESALE JORBER AT AUCTION.
ON NDNDAH NDRNING, AUGUST ~ ON
FIRST FLOOR OF OUR SALESR5OSiS. C6ENER
NINTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST, COM
MENCING AT 10 o CLOCK. We WILL SILL
IIHOUT RESERVE, THE ENTIRE STOCK JTF
A JOBBER, IN PART NlZi PIE Es RIBBONS,
WOOL. HUODS, SCARES, SHAWLS, NCRIAS,
COATS, &C. BUTTONS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
To n. LARGE LOT ASSORTED SILK NECK
TIES, BOWS AND SCARFS, COMES, Hooks
AND EYES, PINS AND NEEDLES, ALP AGA
AND OTHER BRAIDS, 81 DOZEN .CORSETS,
MEMS, W9AIEN s AND CHILDREN,s- WOOL
AND COTTON HOSIERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
L L!dS LOT LAGES, EpGISGs, INsER-
TONS, ERlLLINGS, COLLARS, COLLAR
ELS. CUFFLINGS, 25,rOJ PAPER COLLARS,
5 Q DOZEN ASSORTED FANCY AND TOT
LET SOAPS, JEWELRY, POMATUNS, HAIR
OILS POChET- BOOKS. NOTIONS, DOZEN
INK, Sc. &C., being the balance len from pre-
ViOus sale Of tbs INST. in all comprising larEe and
general assortment Of desirable and staple merchan
Else, most OF which are In or gnal packages and IN
good order and will be sold IN lots suit the trade
Sale peremptOTy and without reserve.
Terms: One hundred dollars and under, cash;
over that amount, % and 90 Days. sat sfactory in
dOrsed. DUNCANSON BROS.
auE AuCtiDnperg
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CLASS VII.

. Stamps for Cigars and Cigarettes Twenty
nyes, mics, one hundreds, two Hundred and II
ties, i've hundreds and cigarettes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22

OF TIE DISTRICT OF ooLUMi1 -"
are prepared 20 supply, az short notice, Ting for
Vestibules. Sidewalk, footWay5, and CURLING, In
different eolors; Fountains, Lawn ornAnentA
House and Lawn Steps, and Platforms; houses
clude dampness; kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry, and sure preventive against
work executed for which Portland Cement Is
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In . few
in common use, and Is admirable imitation Of
either marble or stone; Is more durable, and in
Is unquestionAoie. n NJ RoBERTs, Manager,
.Gnsc-tI - ~ 80 Louisiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
LEGAL.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Reginald Fendall, assignee
Of Ramsburgs, &C.
3Jl, Equity Docket IL.
WIN. d. Cassin Ct al.
y Is BY the Court, This 24h day Of July, A. D. 1874
SrosTed that the sales made and reported by Waiter
y So1 and William d, Cassln, trustees for the sale
o. e real estate described in the bill In said cause,
% ratined and confirmed, unless cause 20 the con-
traIy thereol be shown before the 18th day Of
AuHustl a. D. 1874; provided copy OF the order be
lnssIIed n some newspaper printed In the District
Of Soluola once In each Of three successive weeks
BY the Court; A. WYi,IF Justice
True copy.
=. ]. MEIes, Clerk, &c. Jy75-ssw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
HmnHnaDA

specific Is oompOundedI In natures
laboratory, and frUm its magic power and unprece-
dented achievements the most eminent men IN thia
bounced Il the only Sovereign Remedy for BriRhtis
Disease and Diabetes; also all Urinary, RlAdder and
minds OF many our claims may seem preposterouS to
accomplish with Bethesda Water that which has 30
long and still tinues 10 bane medical science We
asa but test. DO not alloy your skeptlcism 70 be
certainly do you any injury. Therefore avail your
seifof the most pleasant and eneient curative agent
ever offered to suffering humanity. The Water a
Tor sale at CHARLES STOTT co. IS Drug Store,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Beware OF spurious
waters. Ask Tor Bethesda. For sale by sT0TT
send for circulars an q Bethe;dn AdIocats;
Direetorand General Manager, BethesdaSpringS.
u WAsHINoroN, ID. O., DecemberSo, ldS. dsc5l-l1
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FOR SALE


HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY
IL TERMS OF PAYMENT
One elgnt-room brick house, IS feet front.
-Four iour-room brick houses, Il feet front each.
three seven room brick houses 10 feet front each.
one hye-room frame house, 10 fe-t front.
-FOUR Te-rOom frame houses, IA feet front each.
three three room frame houses, "A fe ( front each
one slN-room frame house, % feet front;
ana number OF yaeant lots, some or which are
ehsio!y situated Apply to
L151-EaE6Mot, No. a10 st. northwest.
FOR SALE-A NEW AND DESIRABLE
4 tWo-stoTy frame dwelling, situated in George
town, on first street, between Potomac and Fred
erick; house has eight rooms and eYerV modern
e0ngenisncei LOS 89 by I'D; $50 o. A brick DWELL
ing on Twenty-sixth street, between and X; has
nine rooms, gas, water bath &C.. lot 1873 by ffS 8;
el,5p. small house OF four rooms on street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth; lot IS by 100
te"ts el.5O A tWo-story frame. No. 1872 Seven
ttenth streett has four rooms g. SO; LOT % BY TO-
=. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,-
eu0-ly $40 Seventh street.
FOR SALE-TwO SHARES OF STOOK
In First Cooperative Building Association
Address u. D., REPUBLICAN Office. auls-tf
FoR SALE-A NEW COTTAGE IN LIE
DROIT PARK, - =
CONTAINING seven rooms and basement; water and
gas Lot contains over 40 feet g. 900 cash; bal
Rnce on time to suit purchaser.
Appiya a. CALLAHAN & sPALDING's
fnnting Estdblls Iment, l22I Penn. az elue.
E4IiaHinR anu Graining at the lowest prizes.
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VETERfHARYESUR6EON5.

PURDT WOODRUFF, 1907 @ STREET,
ohsT their services IN the treatment Of diseased
hQrses. They have treated successfully many cases
pr the qeW horse distsmper now 90 prevalent as TO
be declared epidemic In this city. 1t Is spinal
moningitls, and arIt appears through 3 Gllght
cough And soreness Of the throat, and should be
treated Immediately upon the appearance or symp-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22

SPECIAL N0TIQE-TAe prOpristors
Of lie DrOit Park offer the fSU houses stil
remaining Unso!d Of the large number just
completed at !ol0 prices These houses are
carried IN Siss STYLE and price, and are
complete Vith al city eORUsnieHees They
are close to the city, being only about as far
as the Capitol is from The White House
from either Of thOSS points, With vids
GusHues extending to each, and being higher
than II street hey afford commanding
VfsUS Of the city. They are al s0ithin
about three squares Of the Seventh and
NintA strsst cars. AID only four Sqs'crsS
from TIE Oorooran market re offer them
as frst-eIasS property ;n svsry respect,
tOhstAsr for Tssidsnes or fnvsStmsnt, and
upon tAS most advantageous terms. That
The promiSss Us made last gear haze been
fully redeemed, sos inVits the inspsctiOn Of
the public. Tkis property 50 the "sEs
edge" Of the city.
a. We 5iH rent a JsU Of these slsgant
suburban vilIGs and cottages to frst-eIass
tenants only at loo prices q early qppIica.
ton % made.
4. L. BARBER & CO.,
Propristors,
7Os B Street northwest, opposite p o.
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RTTHos , WA6dA4!i1l,Ni,, -, -.
!1sE EAtE SE ETEEETT

SALE LAEAON4l4l u AOFEhI1
On / STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH
1SD TWESTiRTH SOUTHWEST. :
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing date on the
9sfh day 81 August A. d. ISL, and duly recorded h
Libsr No. 81 folio go 9 aka one Of the land
records for Washlngt0n county, Diltrtct or COlum-
bia w sell a. public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, lp front Of tbs premises, % FRIDAY the 18th
daY on August, a. O'Clock D. M, all that piece or
parcel Of land situate 10 the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, and known aud described on
the ground plat or plan thereof ~ lot numbered
four, (Al IN square numbered eighty ak, (S8)
together with tps Improvements, consisting Of {
tWo-stOry BRICK duellih g-houae and q stable.
Terms OF sales One fourth cash, and the residue IN
three equal lnstAllmentl, at twelve, elgbtee and
twenty four months, with Interest from day OF sale
at the rate Of eight per cent Per anpum until paid
70 be secured to the satsfaetion Of the trusteeor
all cash, at the option Of purchaser.
Ifthe terms Of sale are not complied with within
ave days after sale the trustee reserves the right
70 resell the property at the risk anc cost Of The
defaulting purchaser by advertising the sams for
enc week In some pn shed In the city Of
W ashlDgton. JOS. H. BRADLEY, jr., Trusted.
THOS. z. WAGGAMAN,
aulS-TuThSdds AUetioneer.