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National Republican., 1874-07-04

The Buffalo Courier, in speaking of the re
duction of the clerical force in the depart
ments here, says: &C. The Government perhaps
is under DO obligation to afford to these people
means Of supporting themselves, but it seems
a pity that some measure of retrenchment, in
volving less hardship than this process Of sum-
mary dismissal, could not have been devised. ,
1t is to be hoped that at the next session o
Congress some plan to lessen the suffering and
distress consequent upon summary dismissah
like those which have just taken place viii BE-
provided. General Buffers bill, allowing tTo
hundred dollars, might be made aPplsaOie 70
all cases in the future.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
FoR COAL.
NAV, PAY OFFICE, }
No, 427 CIEsSTNUT STREET,
Pill. AnEI EnlA, JuIy :, leli.

Nav FAY OFFICE,
No ~ CHESTNUT STREET, ,
PuII aDEI INA, July ,, 1874
Separate Sealed PrOpc5ais In duplicate, indorsed
viii ~ 10000 ~ this ONCE until TU ESDAY next
Tth Instant At 'cO:k p. m, for i've hundred C5OO)
tons ~ On ounds 10 the toni of Anthracite Steamer
Co9I Iste etmbOat size to be delivered on board of
vessel al Port Richmond, free Of all expense to the
The above cogl to be OF the best quality, and uni
form in character, selected free from al. Impurities
and subect Is 10 quality and quantity, to inspec-
tjon by theinspectOr appointed for the purpose,
who VIII hsFe the right Of peTemptOTy re .ectiOn.
Bids Will only be received from bona Ede miners or
dealers in coal
niseS for The Immediate transportation OF the above
roaI In frst-cass American vessels, to the United
states NSvy Yard, Washington, d. e.
The ritht Is reserved to reject any bid that may
NOT he deemed advantageous to the Government.
RespQhsble security Will be required for the faith
mi SellVeTy of the above in conformity with the
on the blank forms for bids, to be had
! sttbs ONCE; otherwise bids will not be enter
| tEined. A. w. RUSSELL,
Fiy4 Paw INSPECTOR United states Navy.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

THE unnaturalized English editor of the
New York Times believes that the Fourth
of July and the style in which it is cele-
brated are ''relics of barbarism" We never
did see an unnaturalized Englishman who
liked the Fourth.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
N0URSE & MIDDLETON, Brokers,
tv4-tS saFfFTEENTH STREET,

SPECIAL E0TCE.-Thsp proprietOrs
Of Ls Droit PaFk of6r the JsW houses StiR
remaining UTSoId Of the large number just
completed at loo prices These houses are
carried IN size, style and price, and are
complete With al city eOHUsnieHess. They
are close to the city, being only about Gs far
as tho CGpitO! is from the White House
from either Of those points, NTH Wids
GCsnues attending to each, and being higher
than N street they afford commanding
VispS Of the city. Thy are all sOithfn
about three squares Of tie SsUenth and
Ninth street cars, and only four squares
from the Corcoran market We offer them
as 6rst-cIaSs property in sUery respect,
phsther for residence or Investment and
upon tho most advantageous terms. That
the promises DS made last year hare been
fully redeemed, zoe inUits the inspection Of
the public. This property is the "gilt
edge" Of the city.
q We DH rent a Jsp Of these elegant
suburban VilEGs and cottages to frSt-oIass
tenants only at Eo,O prices, if early qppIica-
tiOR IS made.
4. L. BARBER + CO.,
PropristOrS.
7Os z Street HOrthUsst, opposite p o.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
FOR WOOD AND COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF TIE SERGBANT-ET-ARMs,

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF TIE SERGRANT-AT-ARMs, }
WASHINGTON, July 3, 1874. J
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until l. clock IN. on SATURDAY, the 18th OF July
instant, for furnishing the Senate of the United
States with fuel for the ensuing year, follows:
% tons best quality LOrberry Goa, egg size;
90 tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal;
Is cords best quality well-seasoned Bakers Pine
Wood;
l4O cords best quality well-seasOned Oak Wood.
All subject 10 Government inspection At bidders
cost and to be stored in vaults of SepAte wing of
the Capitol.
The Coal 70 be 2, 24O pounds to the ton.
And bidders win RaIne the Coal they propose to
furnish, and If not from a well-knOwn mine, will
exhibit specimens of the game, quality VIII be
prime cOnside alton in awarding the bid.
Bids for different articles will be considered sepa-
rate Y, and the right is reserved to reject all any
portion Of the bids received If deemed for the in
ierest of the Government so TO do.
Bids will be considered binding for three daIs
after the 18th OF July. -
JOHN r. FRENCH
sergeant-at-Arms, United States S''iate'
National Republican., 1874-07-04

THE Christian papers sustain Phelps,
Dodge & Co. with an unanimity that is
truly charming. The money stolen from
the Government is now being used in re-
liCious Whitewash.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

The Canadians are thinking of discard,
ing the flag that braved thousand years,
and getting little piece of bunting of their
own. They had better take q small corner
in the blue of the Stars and Stripes.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

SENATOR CHANDLER is on tSe war path with
his paint on. He declare, soat ne wants el1nel
the proof that Bueps dispatch was true OF
S1Oo OOO. 1.-THE ,aould get the money, 1t will,
Il is uDdsrsfl1d, be given to the Washington
Mnnnrn1nt Society.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

Syrian Home Life. BY Jessup. Little Boots BY
Jennie Harrison. NinetY-thrre. By Victor Hugo
The American Gem Club. BY Jules Verne. Some
How MaTjory Helped: By 81. Carroll. Adventure,
in South AmeTIGa, By Jules Verne. Ny Moth T
Women. By Do Lewis, Journey to the Centre
Of the soIth; By Jules Verne. The Baltimore Gun
BY AdolPhe de Chambrun. Fetch in Theology.
ION Northern California BY Charles Nordhoff
Famous Trials. By Morse. The Egyptian Sketch
Book. BY Charles Leland. Household of Sir
Thomas Moore. By author Of Mary Powell. VAL
entlne, the Counties. By Can DetIef. The vicsSi-
tudes OF Life. By HOlme Lee. No Alternative,
BY Annie Thomas. Memoirs OF Westminster Hall.
BY Foss, Rules Of the supreme Court of the
For sale by W. II, & o. H. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers, 475 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
HARRIET

CHARLES-PERLEY.-O the I'd ms tant. at the
re;idCncE OF the bride parents, by Rev. Mr. Lit,
ttle, MT. RICHARD A. CHARLEs, Of New York, and
Miss MARY'J. PERLEY, Of this city. .
FRANK-REEVES.-In this city, on Wednesday
evening. March IS, 1874 by Rev. A. W. Pitzer, Mr..
JAMES A. FRANK and Miss CELIA REEVES.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

MR. JAMES W. BARNES, Of Caldwell, Ohio
writes US 70 request denial Of the newspaper
statement thst he has been appointed Third
Assistant Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

THEChicago Tribune, from its home in
the setting sun, bids defiance to the tyrant
and deslOt, Carpenter, and declares that
gag law" or no gag law" it will continue
to lie as vigorously as ever about public men
generally, and the young Wisconsin Senator
in particular.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

TIE commercial papers think the fnancia
skies are frightening, and that we shall have
an active aud extensive fall trade.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
RATES OF ADVERTISING: /:

THB NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTTER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICTOF CO.
LUHBIA.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

THE St. Louis GEobs thinks the third
tenn question is ''an utterly superhuous
one and then proceeds to write column
about it. Our St. Louis cotemporary is
remarkable for eccentricities of this kind.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL NOTICEI

Undert the recent act Of gIng our form
OF government, provision WAS made for REFUND
ING SEWER TAX and the general adjustment OF
claims against the late government.
We have specially turned our attention to this
busIn65, and Biomlsaour best care to all cases
committed to US.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
YatiuHaI grpnblifau.
W. MURTAeH...........EdrtOr and Proprietor

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Csundays eXcepted) at the southwest cor
nerofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and furnished subscribers (by carrersl At my
cents per month.
Mall subscribers, $500 per year; e4.oo for six
months, and 500 for three months. Terms in
Tariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements under
the head Of ''For Sale Rent - Wanted Lost
and Found, - and ''Personal,5' twelve and half
cents per line.
70 WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
jrpublished every Thursday morning, and is fur-
nished to subscribers at the following rates: One
copy one year, s.; three copies one year Is; ten
copies year SIS; single copies, in Wrappers I'VE
cents each.
81 All communications, whether on business OF
fer publication, should be addressed to VIM j.
MuETAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
" Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
DENTISTS.

DENTISTRY.-C. B. FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
~ thirty years pental Practitioner in Philadel-
phaI and New York, attends to all branches Of his
bbrofessiou al No. llO6 New York avenue.
Beautiful Sets of teeth on platina gold and other
maferials on the most reasonable terms. nOo-tf
National Republican., 1874-07-04

~ ISOLATION OF the DIEtr'ct OF Columbia
Will copmemorSte the Ninety-Cighih Auniytrsary
Of the Nations independence, IN the Courtroom.
CITY Hall. on SATURDAY, the 9Th instant, at Y
O'Clock, at which hour and place national salute
VIII be fired; Jos. GoldsNorOugh Bruf viii pro-
nounce the OratiOn. and the Declaration OF Ihde-
pendence read by Geo. A. BOhrsr. The public are
invited to attend.
Cards admitting members Of the Association to
the Social Union, to take place Immediately al. .er
the ceremonies, placed In the hands of the COM
mittee on arrangements for distribution.
:. By order of the committee.
SERAPHIM MAST, Marshal
81 The members will meet at II 0 clock at city
Hail for the election Of officers and other business
iy2-8
National Republican., 1874-07-04
EOLDESTINHABTTANT'sAs AS.

R~ROUTE TO CAPE MAY BY BAL-
~ TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD at a.
m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, connecting
with fine steamer, arriving at Cape May at 1 D. m
. jy2-ThSTu2W
National Republican., 1874-07-04
kWAR DEPARTMENT,

~ SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
An Army Medical B6Sri viii meet n at New York
elty, and similar board at San Francisco. on the
dates for admission into the Medical STAT Of the
United states army.
these boards should be addressed 10 TIE Secretary
ot War, through the Surgeon General, United
The application must be in the handwriting Of
the candidate, and must state the full name resi-
dence, age, and date and place Of birth. i'andi-
dates must be between = and p years of agr. and
and complete Oourse OF medical eduCatIonNeyi-
dence OF which must be submitted to the board.
TestImonlalS as to Character and qualifications
fthe applicant has been in the medical service Of
cases the limit OF age may be extended, subject 20
the decision ofthe Secretary of War in each special
No allowance is made for travel or other s1-
penses Of persons undergoing examination, as It Is
an indispensable prerequisite to appOintmsnt.
jy2-ThsTutOAug1 Surgeon General, i. S. Army.
~-NOTICE.-THE CENTRE MAR
rom to oclocF @ e oen sre M xi Bc NO. Sgy
market July 4. uyl-StI P.S. SMITH, Clerk.
~REGISTER's OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Notice Is hereby given that from and amer the
District OF Columbia for carts, wagons, drays.
hand-carts, hacks, carriages, cabs, omnibuses,
All ssfd licenses expiring on said date must be
PsSaISn, al tSs once In ofS % G06K
yyl-it Register, d. C.
k~NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
On gas consumed after JUNE 10, the price will be
reduced FIFTY CENTS per l, ,OJeub.C feet as fol-
lows:
Gross price e. rs
Discount IL paid within seven day5............. 2j
Net Frice. ....' e 90
-
c. B. BAILEY, Secretary.
JUNE a. I5fi Ie25-lbt
National Republican., 1874-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

kNe NOTICE.-The 0nnuRH meeting
OF the Stockhoi1efg OF the NA'tOnaI Union
Insurance Company Of FrnshlnEton for t ue cleo
tiOn of nine dire tors, W 1hfld At the ONCE of
DAY. July II, 1Sl4, Polls Op1 1El Ito 3'O'clOck
d. NObL ..IL.AREER,
jyI-dtd BecreIary.
N~PARENTS CAN HAVE THEIR
- children properly trained In penmAnship
during their vacation by sending them mOrnIu Is
or evenings TO the Business COLLEGE corner Seventh
and L streets. Private lessons given in other
branches during summer months only. jy3-Iw
YET FOURTH OF JULY TEMPER
~ ANCE CELEBRATION.-The Dashaways
will celebrate the Fourth, at East Capitol grounds
st 10 O'Clock .. m, and at p. IN. Order OF the
d1y,Speaking, RecltatOns, &c.
By order, COMMITTEE
4 iy3-2ts
National Republican., 1874-07-04
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
OF THE UNITED STATES.

SATURDAY MoRNING:::::::::::::JULY T. 1874.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

80 REF RME6 EP7s cor 4 J.
- CHURCH.-Sery in Lincoln hall, corner
Ninth and ID streets, SUNDAY EVENING next,
at O'Clock. sermon by Rev. Willium Mcclure.
Public generally invited. JyI
~ SILVER WEDDING,-MEMOR
northWest. Rev, j. g. Butler TOMORROW UeIe-
brates the tWeptyhfth anniversary Of his pastoral
work in this city, Service At q. IN. Twilight
vice at $50 p. m, jy4'
RNP DR.. WIN. II. REEVES, OF OHIO,
~ viii lecture TOMORROW (Sun iay) at II \.
m, IN ChrlStadelphlah hall, northeast corner Of
New York avenue sni Seventh street. Subject:
1.-THE Destiny OF the Earth.m Also, in the evening
ct O'Clock. Subject: '"fhe Kingcom OF God, which
4 the Kingdom Of Davidi Its near Restoration" "
Public invited. Seats free. jST
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EW BO KS.
Jyi-tf

7Os 3 Street northeast, opposite p o.
National Republican., 1874-07-04
CAThWBA WINE

VIII LOOK no further for cbsics selection
OF WINES from FRANCE and GER
MANY.
National Republican., 1874-07-04

And THOSE who Ieave the CITY during the
summer months for the COUNTRY, SUM
MER RESORT, or SEASHORE, are in-
formed that we have a great variety OF M
PORTED TABLE LUNURIES, SAUCES
and CONDIMENTS. Articles packed and
shipped by express to any part Of the
county.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-31

TsIhNoL q silly UF htAI ESTATE I'M
i CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
BY yirtns of decree Of the Circuit Co rt fJT
Charles county, Nd, tie upde signed trustee IN
ger SAID Decree, will offer al public sale, on
WEDN ESDAY, the lath day or August NEXT ar
fair II not, on the neKt fair day thcrsAfte In the
afternoon, st La PIT station, on the Ia tITno-e
aud Potomle Railroad, all tn u piece or pa col Of
land, situated In 81 d county, o. which the late
Marx l.. semmes died sci ed and os ,es5ed.
The above land comprises 3 anal farm OF some
one huldred and Seyenty-hve sores, about mile
above Ia Plata, within quarter Of IN l. Of the
railroad, the larger part IN woods from which con-
siderable cord wool Of piDe could be cut: wi n A
good soil, and having upon 1t a small dwelling.
Terms or sale by the dsoreg-One thicd OF the pGr-
chale money In cash, and the residus in ceull In
stallments In one and twoyeIrs, with n errstfrOm
sale, 10 b. seeursd BY the bOnts or the purchaser
with tecuritV 70 be approved 10y the t-ustee. upOu
the payment OF which re Is authorized ~ daily con-
yFy The property to such purchaser.
iTE-dSds JOHN W. MITCHELL, Trustee.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND COAL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
| BUREAU OF YARDS AND DO-KS',
dS ssslfd RTSBS a: for f3s6
ee! ed at this office unhI 10 O'Clock q m. o. the
o. the BIDS will be commenced, for fUrnishlng an
cersTing ~ the several navy yards named the Grti
| BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. CLASS No
20 HAY AND STRAW, IdI-'75.
htttsry lOo tons q 20 lbs.) best quality ns English
Boston, 100 tons C2,3Io Ibs) best hay, loose, Per
Brooklyn, 80 tons 20 Tbs) first quality loose tim
PniSde phS, Is tons G. go lbs hest clover and tim
oFhy hay, mixed, loose, per ton.
Washington, q tons C2,2iO lbs.) hay. best quality
Norfolk . TONS a aplOs) lest quality timothy hay,
Pensacola 20 tons e. 2lbs. best Timothy md clover
Deliveries TO be made monthly as required. -
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. GLASS No
p, ANTHRACITE COAL, Is7I-'i5.
kiitery co. tons e, 90 lbs.) WhIte-ash steambo GA
Kttsry ito tons e. 94O lbsl white-ash, stove size,
Boston: 50 tons Cl,2DIOs.) whIte-ash, steamboat
Boston, IS tons 80 TOs) Rei-aGh, for stores and
Boston, is tOas t!,24o lbs) Red-ash. egg size per
Boston, Is tons C2,2sO Ibs) Red-ash, nut-s1e, per
Brooklyn. 200 tons e. 30 Ibs.) Locust mountain,
screened for steam boilers, per ton
BROOKLYN, % tons (2'2D lbs.) Losust mountain,
BrS5klyn, StOns e. 80 lbs) Locust mountain, stove
BROOKLYN, IS cons e., 30 lbs } Locust mountain, nut
PaisdeIphis, iJO tons Ca2IO Ibs) best quality Le-
League leland 100 IONS t22iOIUs) best quality Lee
high coal, stove size, per ton.
WashiLgton 50 tons Ct,2IO lbs.) White-ash, stove
Norfolk, 10 tOns e. 2iO lbs) Anthracite, stove size
Pensacola, 50 tons q 30 IDs) Anthracite coal, per
ton.
BUREAU OF YAEDs AND DOCKS, CLASS No.
-, BIrUMlN0US COAL, ls74-'75.
KtteTy, 100 tons e. 20 Ibs.) Cumberland coal, for
Kt:ery, is tons e. 10 ibsl English camel coal, per
ton.
Boston, 50 tons e. 24o Tbs.) Lump Cumberland coal,
for blrck smith . use, per ton.
brookiyn, 70 tons (z,24O lbsl Brold-tOp coal, run
Of the mines, best quality for smiths use, per
Brooklyn, 8 tons e. 90 lbs) best Insahau camel
coal Tor nre-engines, per ton.
Washington, log tons q 30 lbs.) Cumberland coal
average run OF mines, per ton. 49,
Norfolk go tons e. go lbs.) Cumberland coal, run
OF the mines, per ton. go
Pensacola IS tons q 2I0 Ibs) Cumberland coal per
All the coal to be Of the hest quality of its kind;
to be delivered Into carts provided BY the GoyeFn-
ment, aud the quantity delivered TO be paid for at
the weights OF the navy yard scales.
All tue coal embraced In these classes be deilY-
cred on or before the lsf OF November next.
Bond and security in the full emount Of The con- |
tlon and fulalInent, and the Bureau reserves The
right 10 reject any or all OF the bids. 1
G, r. p. RODGERS,
Jyu Chief OF Bureau.
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WILLIAM B. TODD, JR., Trustee.
iv,1-r \, w =; COLDWELL, salesman.
X wash. u. WILLIAMS, Auet'r,
- successor to Green Willlanls
No, lO-l, northwest cOrner If,sy,fh 49,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAJ E N, Z, IN SQUARE No. 675, NEAR ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IHPROvET,
REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE No 67S NEAR S1r
ALUYSiUS' CHURCH. -
By virtue or q deed OF trust, dated NoTsmbor r.
A. D. ISL. and duly recorded In 1ibsF No. 66S folio
y, &C., OF the lana records for Wac gtOn county
D. G., aud bY direction OF the party secured there.
~, VIII sell a public auction, 10 front OF the
Prsmises, on ~ ESDAY, the llth day OF August A.
~; ~ at clock p. M, all OF lots Nos. fE2 ia
~, ~ and - in GilbsTts recorded subdivision or
SSS9e5a[S numbered six hundred and seVeuty-hYe,
IN Ine city OF Washington, with ali the i'm
dHeillng-hOuses. 10y
asEIns OF sale: One third in cash, OF which an
psla on each lot A. salet the remaining on
uoieIItu payments, TO be made IA e1uaI TI,VnsbTS
~ ~, % LWeIyr eighteen and twenty-four months
~. Win interest at ten per cent per an
ny secured oy Insurance. and deed OF Tn a To
Ins s9ilSisetign of the trustee Terms to be fiIiy
YIN Nlthln six days after the day Of sale
2iheTWse the trustee RESERVES the right 10 ressIi
the properly. after one weeks nOtice Al The rigst
and cost Of first purchaser All co1ysy,r-T, is
purchasers cost. -
wSI. H. WARD, Trustee
IA, 1900. WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
g15-A IhNtSds
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49, EVAugIU8 AZ DUTl
II IN RY A CLAIR
RRSaEE q ! kES SERAEEKKE' Trustees.
LATISiER 1 CLEARY,


- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAYOIDABIY
'Stponed until MONDAY, July r. 1874 same hour
ana plIce. BY order Of the Trustees.
jyh-FAW&ls LATIAER Z CLEARY Aucts
RETHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
R0hEQ on account Of the inclsmeut WA her until
By order or the Trustees.
Jys-TuThFEds OhG An II Aue's'
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RYy. T. wORHI.EY,
- Real EstNts Broker and Auetionecr,
lily PennSyIYania avenue.

ljIi4 PenRsyVanIa avenue.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to Daniel L. Eaton
aha myself, d4ted April rs, A. d. 1871 and duly Is-
eoIaea IN Li6sr No. SIi, folio 45e, one OF the and
records for the District OF Columbia, and at tGe
request Of the beneficiary, will cell at public
suction, IN mont Of the premises, on MONDAY,
August J. 1874, at O'Clock p. m, the following de-
scDfd real estate, situate In the city Of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, TO wlS; All Of lots num-
Pered one W and two ~ and the southern part OF
fourteen I'D Ia square numbered four hundred and
Cls bounded as follows viz; Begin
hs ~ tne southeast corner OF said square by alpe
running thence along Seventh street west north
ward nlnety-seyen on feet and four 90 inches,
tnence west nlnetynne (S9, feet and four 90 Inches
thence south nlnety-seVcn (97) feet and four (tj
inches thence nlnety-nine 1891 ct and four (Ij
Inches 10 the beginning, and being the same prop
sTt{ conveyed to Robert A. Phillips by HILLARY T..
recorded in li5er n. c. 7. No ~ folios a. 81 ga
lumbia. - ~
Terms: Nine hundred dollars. with interest At
ten pr cent. pr anuum from October 10, IS7a to
lay OF ssle, and expense Of sale In cash, and the
balances In SIX 90 months, for which the notes Of
tie purchaser, bearing Interest at ten per mt,
OF trnston the property sold, must be given. de-
post Of one hundred and hfty dollars $3.50 will be
required at time OF sale. All conVeyancinE at sE-
Pense OF purchaser. IL terms Of sale are not COM
piled With In i've t5) days the Trustee reserves the
right 70 resell the property at the risk and eost OF
the defautlng purchaser, GfteF i've (5 days notice
10 some one OF more published in Wash
''"' D''''' VI 'O geo. W. sTICKNEY,
1T. EoRIEEY,
Je2s-dSds Auetioneer.
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WM. H. WARD, Trustee
Iy2s-TuTbSsds D. " 'i- ErStInS'asr
by LATIMER & CLEARY.-
TX 4 LII q I'M LIZ NLLlN Il,
- AucTiOnePrS aud Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner of Penn. ave. and Eleventh st 3,
Star Office building.
KSsPElEEs' SALE or IMPROVED PROPER

2. .oltIIIl UT INPKUN Ed PROP LETY
On \ SIREEr SOUTH, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS WEST.
by virtue OF THREE deed Of trust, dated respee-
IFei{t on the lZth dly of November, A. ID. fSB3,
pT15, 70; A; H. ls7, and the 19th day Of March, A.
folio s.; LlbeE No. 6l2, folio 49, aud Iiber No M
Loiio l+2, g., OF the land records for Washington
county DC, and by direction OF the party secured
ihers0y We will sell at public auction, In front or
me premises, on THURSDAY, the I'D day OF July,
Al ls4 81 O'Clock M. lot mum ered four. a.
IN SQUIRE numbered four hundred and seventy,
w: ~ the city OF Washington, d. C.. or much
LneTso As mfy be necessary to satisfy the debts
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. OF which SIOO must
pc PAID g the sale, the deferred payments to be
nade, with interest at the rate Of per cent. per
Annum, In six and twelve mouths from the day OF
sa!e and securrd by deed OF trust the premises
sold Terms to be Tully complied with within six
Gays alter DAY OF ale; otherwise the trustees
serve the right to resell the property, after one
weeks notlce, at the risk and cost Of first pur-
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