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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18
Z urembnrger Gazette.

unb Yeine, bonn ben Baud unb anbere
Sbeile, su berrn ma selansen lam, obne
bic Sede gan, su entfernen. @enn Der
arbeiter bies fiir gu miibiam bdlt nno es
ni9t ipinis tblt, entlaBt i'm iofort. gs 1T
better, einsn srbsiter fortsuididen, als elm
ipertbpoles lserb su perlieren. 2ibe. BON
benen er,partd wiro, bab fe i'm Wdrs ober
april talbsn, lubt in bieiem Monat troden
tuerb.n. Sriidmelfise &iibe, Ober iol&e,
Die i'm Ssrbits sefaIbt baben, sebt rei4li4
Der Mildprohiction sinitises Sutter, wie
Wurseln, 8lein, MaisTensel, 3leebeu uno
brei ooer bier Quart Maismebl per Gag.
@arme S9lerpe ooer sefodtes 6utter per'
msbrt ben Mldiub. Warme nnb gut
pentilirte etaIe iinb n%otbpenbis. @er.
Den Die 2iibe iur Srdnfe setrieben, IaBt ie
ni9t 10 LANCE brauben blsiben, oaB lie frie-
rem. Seer sefsnbe &iibe, Die Mild seben,
iolten cine ridli6e Mense n~abrbaften
Suffers erbaltn. @ebt ibnen bier ober
finf Quart gtaismebl per Sag. 2esen
fe SIT an, uritutt Mila gu seben, funn
man Ite an DIN S6ld9ter pertaufen.-
2inoheii6 nib pobl before Yreiie brin=
gen.
S9afe ipaten itets trodene Nuarties
re baben. Srofene &Glte lit better fir iie,
als warmes, naHes 8etter. germeioet
bumpie, feu9t, i6leat pentilirte Seller;
ebenfals sebt ni9t iopiel Strob als I'm
~teritreu in ben S9uppen uno 90fen, bab
Der Siinssr untsr ben S9afen gu sdbren
besinnt.
S1weine, bic felt Iino, miiier ent-
fpeoer p~erfaufi rsroen, ooer fir ben eise=
men Ysoarf in Y6felfaB tOmmen. Oie
9erpader l6etnen in oieiem Sabre allein
beitimmen su %iOnnen. Nddites Sabr mere
ben mir better, Yrsiie betommen. Sunse
s9meine pom pOrisen Sriiblins soer SOm-
mer, penn lie frdfti9 iino, fam man pors
tbeilbaft iiberpintern. Sbr Sommerfut,
ter, ipenn reidli9 8lee porbanOen 1T, toitet
nur ipenis, unb lie lieiern 9utes unb biai-
ses 6leiid i'm. na6iten 5erbit.
@efIasel iolte frildes 5lsii6 irsenb
elmer Dirt ~pdbreno bes @inters erbalten.
Madt oas Sibnerbaus bea, iparm uno
gut pentilirt. @dblt ale Sibner unb
Sdbne, Die ibi nidt bebalten mont, aus,
iperrt Tie allen elm unb mditst Fe. Gin
fettes Subn ODER elm fetter Sabn, ipenn
aud i9on ettras alt, lit fein i9le6tes 81
fen. Surst fir einen 8e9iel Der Sdbne.
auf elmer Sam, mo- piele Siibner obne be-
ionbere &iidiht auf Die &ace sebalten uer.
ben, rpdblt eimn ooer Smei Sabine BON ei=
ner &aee aug, Die iid mebr bur6 6riibrei-
fe uno lei6tes Mditen, als burd sutes Gi-
erleser, ausSeahnet.
Wmer. sericulturiit.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18
8ei(e &eoanRen.

&em0bne Did feinen 8esenitanb ansu.
bliden, feline gri9einuns poriiberseben su
laien, obne Dir etpas babel gu benien.
Somie man bic 9iomanten nur i'm S,n.
nern Der groe fnbst, 10 inbst man biz
@abrbeiten nur in Der 9iefe bss &eban.
fens.
lin fir bas @uts su fdmpfen, lei eri
Serr oeiner ielbf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18

Sclsente @erfs bic uns aus europa siaesan.
gen inb. pertsn sssen Ginfeneans bss Yreilts
franco psr Ycff Serfantt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18
Yeter &iene's
General . Maentur

fur bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Gashaf am 1. Sanudr 1874.
Smberial RON 2onton, 5 5000, 600
&obalS Don liverpool IL, 105.SS5
German american s.Nsg. 1.65O,8O1
ct. Yanl pom ct. paul, S19,621
ct. SoieSb sOn MiGuuri 575. 1869
8remers bon Milwaufee $50. 900
aetna 2ife Sninranee So. 20, 12O, $50
Cite dIefs In amuifa.)
M.@. aeeioential pom
5artfcrp, 1.5O0,S5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18
D ibrr.

Sclaente @srfe bic uns aus europa 3asesan'
gen fnt. nerten sesen Ginleneuns beS Yreiist
franco pfr prf s%erfanht:
Das 2oo-idbriae Sutifdun, uns he a~rsnnns bss @aa
benbiiess Nara's, Ter 2rSftrin en Sstrnhstn ~ surem
Ssssitiss s~;Sunssn NIT sSotssraptr ss Sna.
Dr. 3. Ina:ntSrH bic @tiSi$i.s,s Snas.ntI.
bee sr artatrin str Sstrattsn 81 eursmburs.-
IS ensIins. assauiat hes j. apiaitrsrss i'm Gan.
j" s,,; ssS ' sss s.:is;,ssisan s;;msa;s.-.- s. q. rs
9ane une Boil, nit ~fpleenesn Saufrat,snen:-
sarte ss Fanbss.-glanS Ser etast surtmburs.-
SsbenpssHts bee ~eanses.-Gni6t Der Staet Gu.
rtmburs pon her G &tAraes-srn elauisn aus
rrr Serlerenipf. 8trner BITE Gnatt ron 9ianfe.
nr Siasu!t. gtatait i'm Sifsrwss. liutsrfast
@runbt. I ,al Der gulrsrmatlt. Ssrs,&lss 5ssper.
irses, snref6lcs eimmeru auins prn anitn.
burg. - Buraidlpe SpQenfels. S6lre Strs.-
St.et Distir6.-9ft an Der eausr. Ruint psn
suriaets: - aains ron granssnsurs:-G lsrf;
Stast acsi, gtsns.n s4isrnas; SaraiSiss
-. 9ia.@Das es.fraulstn rem SrsA.-9csI.
IL Urabsr tntr nPurtrnt. @aistts' assshrudt..: 50 Cts
s. y. srtr.-Dit Gtterna6tr Sprinsprs,e'
III. Ssamnssr' 5. Die Sriai. @aitsr, sS ns. IS sis.
(ein @srf, has ale YiitSfs Dsufi6lants EN-.
pfoblen tatsn unb in fsiner DIR. 5amilie fsblen
fpate.)
q. sDiss. = gsisirnslstrsr ans stsliUr ,tr am
atttnaum In 9urSnburs.-Der @tbeiIistt
Z q a bee Gt.ifsn. - 9etettut FIR Spealit6ts.
m%itsiisSr.- DON in stsr sbanssn"..:..::... 80 Cts
y. Wits.-@sbtt. u. @tansbu6 SJn6tit flrtts
martaniiben Sobalitdtn .-S66n In yeper eebun
Ssn NIT @elsie nit. $50. s.o
Nsuntdsiet ansa6tsn su gbrsn Il. g. srau BON
Der immsfmdSr nssn palfs.~~":-~"m~..-~.--. 80 Cite
Graduate romanum and Vesperale Ro-
manum, tpie %bieieItsn in Der iSesit0ure
burg gebrauft tperpen une In Qeber &C.
bnnben, 3uiammm 500, jepes %sinssIn. $3.7s
Creation del eveche de Luxembourg,
Documents ct discussions a la chambre. Sf.0C
L'empire allemand moderne ct les cathe-
liques . . sic
p. S. Rate, C.S S .R. - alsine sraetis
S&e Nsretif fir @lerifsr . . rs Gti
q. Gpuncr.
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4 q Il

fir sis 8 srsetsn Damsfi6tHs. GOmsasnissn naS europa.
9daIidjc Mbfnbrt.
Sam6nrs : .AmeriGani(&e Sinie is Oampfsr.
2iorS- Deuff6er Sfopo, 2remen Is Dampfer.
gunaro Sinis, Siperpcof &
.Antuerpen &c Ddmpfer.
Tie Iduftxtt rem Tafaaiesn et id In ben lssten IS Sab.
rem auf tisien Dampftrn tsrater u. btnaber fpestrt BABE fns
bic bette Gmpfetiune unh BADEN mir tas 3utrausn meinsr
8rsunfs sei6et.
SIN q erbinsuns nit cbisem, aene Id, sBedbrel
auf ale Sauptffdsfe &nropa'S que.
Giienbabn Tifrts
mad ansn SduptfGetsn Insrifd's unh Galifrrnta's tSuncn
hen ean;en Sag in meinsr Office su Zen rsaeir deisSn grst.
fen eefauft rsrten; e VI ni6t nptbts f6 auf ZEN 0sgpts te
8ipptn einfpesn ~ lafsu.
0runoeiSent6un (REAL ESTATE.)
Cine srpse gusratl ees ttftn etatt Gissntbums, ME
ARD 5armsn unt grarieidnt erttn limb bel niif 6tts ,u ben
%sunhisfen Steinsunssn iu bdbeu unb crude tn ieben, Der
fen @eis in Gisentbum ittsr unb ssrtnntrinseub anlesen
nil, ntine pifsn ,u srafsn.
BUR gnlssuns Srn GapitaIisn rirh af fdsrie uns rtsn.
it 92sift Serge sstrassn.
Better Giene.
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Sollm q hteu.

Saufbrieis, Ssssttsitn, nttf aasn pif,tentu Dptunsn.
ten Ttreen aufs punitli6fs befpret bel
3. Siene, slstar.
Office: Ode ssn gPain uns 5. Giraffe,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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def nnd&tistn Gsmyauntesn. bic ft bel hem Gbicaar une
SsRsn 8tusr furd sinitlits 3stluna ibrr gsrluhe be.
ecu srn Giatnttum ~ ben tinisaen Ratsn sntssssn ssnsn.
men rereen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25
sEwINGM MACHINES.

- 4 w
T. }: STEER SOY, ia Pe; ave-, bet. 4,nd eih
Sewing Machines. These are really the simplest,
the twiftett, and lightest running Of any lock-
stitch machines ever yet made. They have no
shuttle, and consequently they need no tension
81 all on the under thread.
j. kARR, ees Pa. ave-, Agent for Hove's new i'm
proved Sewing Machines. which have no equal.
SILVER PLATERS..
hobT.A. WHITMAN, So4 ID. ST., bet. eth and eth.
STAIR BUILDERS. -...
BRusT PuNPHREY, stair Builders, cor. 9Th and
u streets, near Patent Office.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
MRS. zYPFRRcHT, 52llth st. Also, Dress-masing.
STATIONERY, &c.
bkS. i. FRENCH, SIS 18th ST., under Nat Metropol-
nan Bank, StatfoRery, &C. a Speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD q Co., go Pa. av., bet. 9Th
and 18th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
j. WALLACE s. High ST., Il tn, and sos 7th ST. N. W.
JAnTss. ToPniM & Co., <25 7th st., next to Odd
Fellows Hall. Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
CHAs. q. PEARCR 1919 Pa. ave., bet. lIth q I5th3
WIN. ROGERS, 400 18th st., near PennR. avenue.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. 6. HENAULT SON, Importers, Zoo Z st. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
T. EDw. CLARK Co., ese Louisiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25
LATIMER q CLEAkY, Auctioneerl.'
my23-d&ds (Star1
RAILROAD PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE RAILROAD PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
Ss " s ce G e ts
Carolina, at the April Term, 1874 az Greensboro,
to fOPeeiose Rortgase aeniienpd IN lie pesdiDss
Henry clews and Hiram sIbley and others, plain
tins, VS.. the Western North Carolina Railroad
Company; LE; D. Tod r; Galdwen, Ruf1s 7.
John Rutherford; Hiram Kelley, Thos. 2. Green
se Wson ay %i H
others, defendants.
Count al he ssia &pr Term Rerso q he
courthouse door In the city Of Salisbury. N c. the
rolling stock and property Of every kind, nature
Carolina Railroad Company, mentioned and de-
scribed in the said decree.
pay to The commissioners ten thousand dollars in
cash the day Of sale, and will be given credit for
the 9Th day Of july is7i, the iTst fuir day Of said
Court at Greensboro, N c., next ensuing after the
those who purchase at said sale, provided they be
TONED in the said Decree, may retain their shares
Of the parchase-monty except as 70 the said sum Of
equal amount Of said bonds.
The said Commissioners are authorized, so soon
give inmediass possessiOn Of the ss;d railroad its
property and effects OF every Kind and description
surrender the SINE to he purchasers upon the pro-
This road, when It's connections shall be COM
pleted, viii form one Of the most Important thor
ouRhfares in the entire south. It's length Is III
miles OF which Us miles is complete; Inst is nom
Salisbury 70 Old Fort in Mcdowell county, nj the
Eastern base Of the Blue Ridge; and the greater
part of the remainder Of the rold is graded, or
nearly SO.
about o. TOO OC0. IL is now sold to satisfy debt
Of about S,A0,0oo-which constitutes the hrsI lien
upon the property. The commissioners believe that
the title or the purchaser will be good.
For any further Information, address
- = b. =. GATHER,
MOrganton, n. C.
TO MARCUS ERWIN,
Asheyille, N. C..
THOMAS RUFRIN.
HillsborO', N, G.
THOS. Il. KEOGH,
Greensboro, y. c.
APRIL ., 1874. ap21-M4w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25
Future Days.

RYB. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federai Buildings, cor seventh and SITS. N. W.
LoTs 81 81 NNpHE RtbfAAS HE BUILDING
By virtue of deed OF trust to Daniel l.. Eaton
dated November n, A. Z. III. AMI duly recorded
Tor ne lsSs
pa, sS s.S S n virtue Of decree q the supreme
said Daniel l. Eaton. deceased and at the request
of the plrty secured by said des Of trust we viii
sell, ia front OF the premises. the road leading
pas
mencing at $50 o,ciosn P: M, the following de-
pieces or parcel Of land known and Designated as
square or block numbered thirteen, "a, containing
siIty-seyen thousand lS7toD square fe5t, and lots
numbered respectively one, d. two, t2,) three,
thirteen, tla, fourteen "a fftsen, as, and SIX!
teen, us In square or block numbered twenty-one,
ts2 500 square feet, according to Hall and Eyan's
recorded subdivision of that certain parcel or land
known as Meridian Hin, as surveyed in septem-
the street line of railway will be extended to
mount Pleasant, v very near this property a
To @ Be
for suburban residences.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance in Six
the purchaser, bearing Interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum from the day of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust on the property will be
sale. at the expeRse 81 he pu o.
chaser. II terms Of sale are not complied with in
days the trustee reserves the right to resell
purchaser I siter i've days adysrtisement. uns
JOHN W; ALy0RD. trustees.
my1s-M. ". F&ds NAA' oAiesn'
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LEGAL.


GUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATEs.-NO. 2O4, OCTOBER TERM, 1873.
Noyes L. Avery, assignee, &C., plaintiff in error,
VS.. Joseph H. Haekley ct al.
The death Of Joseph Il. Hackley, one of the defend
ants in in this cause, having heretofore been
suggested &c Is here motion OF Mr.. II. Mat
tinsly, of counsel for the plaintiff in error, and In
pursuance Of the 18th rule Ordered by this court,
that unless the proper representatives Of the said
Joseph h. Haekley, deceased, as aforesaid, shall
voluntarily become parties within the nrst ten days
Of the ensuing term OF this court the plaintiff in
error shall be entitled TO open the record and on
hearing have his cause reversed If 1t be erroneous:
Provided, that copy Of this order shall be printed
in some newspaper at the seat Of Government, In
which the laws Of the United States shall be printed
by authority, for three successive weeks, at least
sixty days before the beginning Of the term Of the
Supreme Court next ensuing. s-I I'll.
H ...- ....- els O. .. 4TU MAY, IsTi.
True copy, Test: D. W. MIDDLETON,
myao-dsw Clerk Supreme Court U. 3.
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DYLATIMER a CLEARY.

u LA1IMEA q CLEAhY,
6o,ror A Az and Real Estate Brokers,
Star ONCE Building.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FURNITURE AND
WINES BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June g. 1874 At
and street northwest we shsll sell the FL
loving elegant collection Of Furniture Wines, &C.
superb FrencS.piate Mantle Mirrors
Gilt Parlor Suite, upholstered in silk brocqtel,
sisting OF Centre Dfvan, 2 Side Divans 10 Pill
lows, Arm Chair. and Reception Chair
sn aa,ias B1nI.werk hrm9 GRE
Elegant Window Hangings and Cornices
Elegant Card Receivers and Jardinieres
collection Of Curiositi6s and Historical Relies
superior Wilton Carpets, Persian and Turkish
Velvet, Brussels, Three ply and ingram Carpets
Superior black walnut GhambeE Furniture
'He = Ait u IIBRARY. A"U - 0''''''
Turkish Lounges and Chairs in green rep
Carved walnut Bookcases
Walnut Side Chairs and Brackets
Walnut Library Suite. upholstered in Cretonne
Library Desks and Revolving Chairs
Morocco Lounges, Sofas and Easy Chairs
A DINiNG ROOM.
Carved walnut marble-top Sdebo1rd
Carved walnut E1tension Dining Table
ae WDdaM Shs de In
Carved Brackets Racks, &C..
4 nns assortment of Table Linen
Fine Kitchen Requisites, &C., &C. .' e
A large and varied assortm,snt OF e.. q.
WINES ANDLIQU ORs0FSUPERIORB BRAN DS.
n NIB Cataiog1es viii be ready on May 25 5.,,
collections Of furniture ever sold in Washington.
The house will be open for inspection on Monday
and Tuesday, June and 2, 1874.
myls-d LATIMER& CLEARY, Aucts.
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ap3-ThM&ds
DY b. HI. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and SIS. N. W.

~ Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and = SIS. W.
RgD kR4R EgRfE
UNIONTOwN, d. c., At AUCTION.
sss is 'i ana "a aaiy
Liber No. s7s. folio H. OF the land records for
o o he 1sre
bia, Equity Cause No. a7s, Doc. Y suostitptnk the
feaIsh M asai G eaSRRsncinS osGsi
p: m, all that piece, parcel. or part ola tract
@ Ssnr the I f4osgs
Fucker H A. iS5Se day SGi
DIS ls By deed duly recorded in LISer "a s. No
me afOresala conyeyanee ER9ea Tucker, twenty;
s6s .h n s d %
being as e hs ~ g rS
~ degrees east 1905 feet, or Less 10 the e'lge
shenee .oash s degrees
% M w6ts oak Or The STUMP sssS ss sSSg
thence south 81 degrees east Ii iOo percRes 20 the
second out line OF the whole tract; soptn degrees
end Of the same thence north ~ degrees west 2Os4
feet thence a. right angles north ~ degrees east
norta aeees east ga FEET, 70 the h southwest
corner Of said Goodrich lot and thence north ioH
east5 feet 10 the place beginning except
ing one-acre lot conveyed by said EnOch Tucker 10
George w. Dunlap ct al. for a church, aud except
Ing also lot of three and one-half go acres or
Of the second out line and beginning Of the third
out line, laid out by subdivision by George W.
Duvall as lot numbered sixtyseven cd, for ceme-
terry. This tract to be sold contains 6S1 acres
less.
Also. Immediately after the above, win be sold,
by virtue Of the same deed, another part Of '.Chi
cester, embracing lots numbered 7o5 10, and T39
TO ia, both inclusive 7e4 to W. both inclusive, and
lot marked George W. Duval, fronting loofeet on
johnson street aud Il3 feet inches on Monroe
street, according TO plat Of subdivision and re-
subdivision of part OF said tract, recorded in Liber
as folio 10 &C., Of the Aforesaid land records to-
geIher with the improvements. consisting Of three
two-story frame dwellings,. The attention Of pur-
chRsers ls particularly called to this sale, as 1t
offers rare inducements for profitable investments,
and parties looking for sites for suburban residences
cannot fall to be suited.
Years, with interest az per cent. per sn9gm pay.
able semi 10 be secured BY deed OF trust
on the property; One hpndrsd dollars down on
complied within day. after sale, ths property
chaser or purchasers. Couveysncing At cost OF pur-
'iiASei VI JOHN H. COOK, Trustee.
]. T. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAiLROAD.

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT - TWO DAILY
IkAiNS lENCFPr sUNDAY)BETWEEN AL
b MING MAY S, 1874.
Leave Washington at q. m. and p. M, and Al
e1andrla at s:l0 a. m. and 4:lO p PAss Leesburg
lgong westwyrd) at las a. m. and 6:26 p m, and
arrive az Pnreellyille at L IN. and z D. mr.
pass Leesburg tgoing eastwardl ut a. m. and l:la
P M, and arrive at Alexandria at Sis a. IN. and
d. m. =
Passengers from Washington will take the Wash
lngton and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station at 0 a. m. and p. m, and go
thron gil TO Purcellyille without change of cars.
The $40 q. m train from Alexandria and 1880 n.
m. train from Purcellville connect at Purcellvile
thkigers daily line OF coaches for SnickersviIIe
BerryylI!e and Winchester; also with Reamer's
Aide and Middeburg.
Communication tickets, three cents pr mile.
Annual tickets, go. X. H. HAVENNER.
myI5-u General Ticket Agent.
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DY wORMLEY Il JOHNSON,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
lbIlk PENNSYLVANIA avenue.


By virtue Of a deed OF trust to Daniel l.: Eaton,
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia in equity
cause No. 3724. docket 10, will sell at public
ton, on MONDAY. May Is, 1874, at o'clock p. m,
in front of the premises, all that certain piece or
tune, - enlarged, lying and being IN the county Of
Washington, District of Columbia, beginning for
the ssmeat marble stone planted In the south line
Of the road leading from Washington city by Ben
corner the land conveyed by Alexander Elliot to
said Uriel II; Hutchlns, and running thence south
eleven and half degrees west eighty eight perches,
Is. M W. Is ps. D thence south twenty-nlne and
half degrees west fory-nine and half perches Is.
2sdeg. " 20 s-lops. ITO cedar stake thence north
perches, IN. deg. W. Is $40 ps. y thence south
tenth perches Is. 2Sx deg. ". 2-lO ps, with Man
ning's line TO branch; thence north eighty-nye
IN. IS deg. W. s20 ps. to the east line ofth
acres conveyed to James L. Naylor; thence with
said east line north twenty degrees east one hundred
and forty-two and thlrty-two-hundredths perches
IN. p deg. E. ~ Sl10o ps TO said washington and
beginning, containing twenty-nine and seventy
two hundredths acres, more or less, and being all
the land conveyed by said Elliot to said Hutchins,
and not conveyed away by him.
Terms: Ope thousa nd dollars cash; balance in
twelve, eightet and twenty-four months, with
interest at per cent per snnum, payable seml-an-
nualy, and 70 be secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold. deposit Of SloO will BE- required az
the time Of sale. II terms are not complied with
Of tile def cutting purchaser after three days
advertisement in some one Of the newspapers pub
lIshed.n the city of Washington, ID. G. An convey
ancing at cost Of the pnrcnK ser.
woRMLEY JOHNSON,
myIq-TuF&ds Auctioneers.
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DYE. III. WARNER, ..
ID Real Estate Broker snd Auctioneef,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N.W.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE ESTATE
OF SAMUEL II, PLATT, DECEASED, AT

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
q Ec syAIMaTSEL H, PLATT, DECEASED, AT
Under and by virtue Of . decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, passed on the
18th day OF May, 1874 and amendment thereto In
r. F. Is sRed Noses
SsseIs are being 10 se a
the said decree, aid on the 10th and Nth days Of
Rsit s X city ~
Ss a. gGf s. tEs
terms the trustee will sell, ~ the risk and cost Of
I Iss 81 4 RSSss
A. 9'ciock p. m, all the interest that samuel r.:
.na % &c had saf ms
saSSs G ~ deps
SafSni! ssSa "a 1e
ef gs ale O. a. .ps s Isl
division OF square sG,, fronting % feet on Tenth
ssp Of ssa and df 10. sa@s
q said square M FontnE fss fess p nar SS
And In further pursuance OF ssid decree and
az hs es q
Broier and Auctioneer, Federal Buildings. corner
tsfe.t that aid Samuel Il Pat. dsssissd ksd =
part Ssl9s IN, e 'f ~, Re S
depth; part OF lot L. in square Ss being the north
% feet front by the depth lot sub.lot in square
feet by depth Of loss suS.lot a. In square IS; part
S Ss e O.
most y feet inches q .aid lot: lSt In square
and lots 8. s, Q, II. in square lo27.
The terms Of sale prescribed By the decree are ss
paid in cash, and the residue In equal payments In
six. twelve and eighteen months, to pc secured BY
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day OF sale. The property will be conveyed by
the trustee to the purchaser upon the payment OF
chaser viii have the option Of paying the whole Of
said purchase money In cash upon the ratihcation
complied with within ave days from the day Of sale
the trustee reserves the resell the property,
interest OF all parties at the cost Of the defaultng
purchaser or purchasers. A deposit Of 20 Will De
struck OF: and the expense Of all eonyeyancing
must be betrayed BY IN R9Fie T6TFTEs trustee
mya-FMw&ds J.T.CoLDwELL, Salesman.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;.
IA. BAKER. g!.S. ~ La. ave-, bet, 9Th lUthsts
ARCHITECTS.
HrSE1 n - nRlE &c Z ST.. op. z. o. Dept.
W Al POINnENTIR verne II hnw.
CHAs. T. DAVIS & Co. 6l5 9TH ST., op Patent Omce
ALEDEPOTS.
sIu'I, q, PALMEK Massey's Phila. Ale, Geo'twn.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
W. r. WEBR, Columbian Law Building, Sth street.
ETwAED q ISGIKSoLI.. S54 La ave, op. City Hall.
GkCFCE EARLE, r., s5S Louisiana avenue.
q STUEEs. I--4 strt ct near 18Th.
KENT & EFALE, az u 81, OPP. City Hall.
RCBT J. MURRAY. $40 AZ street northwest.
o. u, BARRTTT. 81 AZ street.
+. K. VOORHEES,, TbG ST., opp, Patent once.
CT.GXRIAND. lea street. bet. 18th and 18TH.
Gro w. DYER, III sth ST.. north Of Patent once.
J.T.K. PLANT. 7os street; J.P., Notary, q Colh'
BAKERIES.
g. g. KKAFFT. =. Z. cor. Pa. ave. and 18th sIk
G M.lAAH, Natl Pie & Bird Bk'y,:eo E. Caplt2ft;
WIN MACWlLLlAMs, New York HOme-Made N az
y md Pic bakery. Us 18th street northwest. "
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