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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-03

( am selling, az greatly reduced prices NE stock
remaining, specially imported tcg CHI tLas and
New Year holidays, consisting of
TOYS: TOYS. TOYS:
BAD: Carriages, Rocking Hors,n Wagons, Ca,.s
Nelocipedes, Bugg'es, Tool Boxes, Mechanical
Toys. etc; Dressing Cases for Ladies and gentle
men; work Boxes, work Baskets. handkerct. ei
and Glove Boxes. i'll sets and single, ;Iasea! Boxes.
lnsieai Albums and Cigar Stands.
Toilet Sets. Vases, S;ufuary, etc,
?he largest stock on hand ever imported into tie
city.
Buttons and Button Mouiis. Trimming "a Fiiucea
Ribbons SILK and Suckskii. Gloves Neck Ties. etc,
Candies, Fruits, Chocolate.
G:iv +. small lot OF the fa-oiit. French Candies.
Preserved Fruits and Jellie. eft, and few cases
OF Chocolate ia cakes and drops, from III. cele-
brattd mandatory of Societe Colonial. Paris.
n. Borders received FOR Flags. Banners, Ro.
settles, Scarfs, BatOns etc. and executed 81 ors
est notice n. reasonable prices ia25 I'm lt2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-03
THE RAILROAD RING WANTS 4 NEW
ELECTION.

| We learn that nearly all the parties
who are now in Washington trying
| to obtain an order for new election
in Louisiana are in the railroad rings
| that have feecel this State GU. of
| several millions Of dollars in bonds
and for interest. and neglected to build
the roads according to promise. We can
GET along very well without new cleo.
ton. but have plenty Of room for new
railroad men--such, for instance. as will
show something in return for very liberal
State aid. The leading movers in this
ring have openly boosted they would break
down the Republican State government
unless the injunction against their un.
earned bonds was removed. We have
decided to stand by our injunction: now
let them move on the works. So far, It
must be confessed. they have bothered US
some, but we are not aware that they
have at any time approached very near
to victory. 1t must be fine times with
some OF the more INSCRIPTIONS members
of Congress. such as are willing to take
fee from either side OF both sides at once.
But it is no concern of ours: our friends
in Washington are holding things pretty
steady. and we have hopes that nothing
important will be done. In the meantime
we have a good opportunity to show the |
worthiness Of the Republican party by |
wise legislation. Fortunately. there is
more anxiety Oh this subject in Washing.
ton than there is here. We would avoid |
the trouble and expense Of a new election
if possible. and the railroad combination
have no possible chance Of gaining any
thing, even if one be ordered. The out
come Of such an event would be about tie
same as before, only little more pro.
nounced, perhaps.
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REV ORLEANS, FEBRUARY 3, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31
nanhnrN Mems

There is no people to excel the American in
standing around.
Among the conversions accomplished in tho
late Reddng revival was that of a man W no had
been coal dealer for fifteen years.
1t Is said that Sypher, the Congressman
from Louisiana. when he makes has mark"
uses a circle instead OF the traditional cross
Nature provides no reserved seats for the
rich and daintily reared. When there Is Ice on
the pavement, they sit where they can.
The whaling business-eNcept in schools
i rapidly becoming extinct IN this country
The entire whaling heet OF the country numbers
but l. vessels, 80 vessels having been taken "a
during the year.
"A fond New York mother, growing sadly
reflective, the other day. said 20 her little
daughter whom he WAS fondling in her lap
who viii take my little girl In their arms when
mana If gone" ''Why, policemen. mama, - an
swered tile precOciOus child.
Two men slipped and fell simultaneously in
front OF the depot Friday. They fell ~ close
together that they bumped fOreheads and in
light OF the sparks brought TO their ewes by the
conclusion they recognized each other as long
lott cousins. IL WIS very affecting meeting.
Neither of them had a strawberry mark on his
arm. but had instead a mark ss big as a pine
apple on another part of his anatomy.
The wind il governed by atmospheric
changes and coal ashes. We don't know posi-
lively, which has the greater influence but We
are incl ned to stake our all on coal ashes. We
do not believe that all the atmosphere about us
can control the wind to the degree that one bod
OF coal ashes can when passing through sieve
IN the hands of a man who has got his best suit
OF clothes on. We remember an occasion,
when the wind blowing directly from the
west, and bad been blowing from that direction
all day, aid bid fair TO blow straight from that
direction as long ~ there was any direction left
that man whose name we need not mentiOnl
dressed in his best suit of clothes, and with DO
made on his hair, stood on the west side OF O
sieve Of coal ashes and undertook TO screen
them. We remember, too, and we remember IL
with vIyidness that is quite remarkable-that
when he had gyrated that sieve about three
times, that western gale yeered around TO the
east with such appalling promptness, that be-
fore be could make the slightest move 10 save
himself, he had disappeared-Sunday clothes,
pomade, and all-in binding cloud of ashes,
out OF which Immediately emerged the most
extraordinary wheeling, sneeZing, and cough
ing ever heard in that neigh borhood. One sieve
full of coal ashes, with the operator dressed for
church, has been known 20 change the wind to
thirty-two points Of the compass.-D0nbury
Netrs.
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bS-A little girl in Des Moines wants to know
why there are no he dolls. Sure enough, why
not?
~The season is Astounding in balls for va
rious objects-"but the greatest Of these is
charity"
~An Omaha man has recovered $50 from
the C7ion Pacific railway for causing an errone-
Gus time table TO be published. The company
interposed DO defence.
~The Parisians' love for black toilettes is
on the increase. For street wear there is scarce
ly anything else TO he seen, and for dinner and
evening parties they are universally adopted
~The latest thing in envelopes Is Q small
the" above his lordship, and the words 'sis this
from" underneath. Thus il reads (inclusi-e of
the picture OF SATAN sswho the devil lie this
from" Ii is TO be presumed these envelopes
are not intended for general use.
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ID 4 Z D

BEAN. On the 3lst fms ant, of c0nsump ion.
GoRNELlA, daughter Of Ann and the late George
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to atterd her funeral Monday afternoon, ut 2
o'clock from the retdence Of her mother, corner Of
Sd and streets.
CROWN. This saturday morning, Of 4 o'clock
at Huntington, sAML. T. CROWN.
Friends Of the family re ,uested 70 attend his
fun era to morrow sunday at O'Clock,
from 1l44 Rhoee Island nFesus northwest.
MAZZULLO. On the gan instant, O. W, son OF
John and Lena ID az ullo, aged year, months and
Friends apc relatives Of the family respectful
ly invited 20 attend the funeral Sandav. ct clock
street.
WALLACE In wsshinstsa, at the residence Of
her parsaa, ROSA LEE, eldest child Of nickel
and Mary 3. Wallace, aged three yesss, seven
months and twenty -nye days.
Of J. II and Maggie Wall, aged seventeen monfh.
and wenty three days.
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jsnH. go IRep.l q. Z. PA
(>ONsfABLE'S SALE.

By virtue Of five writs Of 4: ias.. TO me directed
county county q Ws;hi,gt9n, p O.. at the suits Of H.
nae directed By B; w. Ferguson, . Justice Of the
reace ID and for the county Of Washingtou, D. O.,
taken in eSsenton all the right title, claim and in
terest OF Wiliism =. Johnson, in the following
marked p ,9UI.
hereby give notice tnat on TUESDAY, the third
(Sdl February la., at four O'Clock p. m, will
and Pennsy lvanis avenue, apitol HILL sshin
D. o., the goods and ehattels so eszed and taken in
execution by public Auctlon to the highest bidder
for cash. h 4. MARYMAU, 6onstabie,
Washington, D. o., January %, 1874. iapN colt .
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Rf b. Il. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. 59S 7th street, between @ and Il stu.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERLY AT AUCII0N-

- By virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated January
9TH, 1875 recorded in Liber 70S, folio 29l, Of the
npd records ct Mashington county District Of
notes secured thereby, We yl sell ct public suc-
non TO- on the premises. on MONDAY, February 9th,
Ground In Washinston city, known O. part Of Lot
5, SQUARE 79i, beginning for the same on soutA O
lot, and RAINING thence on south O street east II
thence south 70 feet, thence west feet, thence
\ Of Rudolph Lobssiger's subdivision Of lots and
Terms Of sale $1,000, with 10 per cent. interest
ffGn JIiy %n. 1873 together with he expenses Of
cured BY notes bearing Interest snd deed OF trust
en- scs DFppe5ty S@ down wAen the properly I.
the terms Of sale are not coapfed with within i've
days from sale the trusteA reserve the right to re-
ing purchaser.
FF::RR: S S9RsEs11Lr, Trustees.
jan0 B. u. WARNER. Auct.
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DEALING WITH BoRKs.-A writer in London
Society propounds the following plan OF slenclng
that worst of social bores, the anecdote- monger.
'tCross-examine him." he says, ION all the
salient points Of the anecdote. Demand the
why, the how, and the when. Suggest that
some other course than the one pursued ought
certainly TO have been taken, ands sift the
affair as II you were the sternest historical critic.
III the relator and his friend, Fred. Cooper,
were thrown out Of q dog cart, inquire whether
they were driving a horse or a mare; ask who
made the dog cart, and what WAS the height of
the wheels. Request him to draw plan OF the
spot at which the upset occurred, and be par
ticular in your curiosity as to the harness and
weather. 1 can confidently, and from expert
ence, recommend this a. the most effectuai
course"
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Two MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES THROUGH
FRAR.-It is well-known now that small pox
existed for some weeks in q store on Centre
street, and committed great ravages in the
family circle of the storekeeper. Among the
customers who dealt at his store were two men,
one well-tO-do stOrekeeper at Auburn, and the
other from Cressona. One day the Auburn man
came to this store, bought stock of goods, and
in gong out noticed that the doors and windows
were closed. He asked the reason of this fune-
raj appearance of things. "Why," said some
one, "dont you know that they have small pox
there" At this intelligence the heart Of the
Auburn man sank within him, he was at once
seized with pains, went home and died of small
pox in three days. The fate Of the Cressona
man was almost exactly similar. He entered
the same store, was informed of the existence
OF smallpox there, WAS dreadfully frightened,
and went home to die of smallpox.-Pottsville
(Ed) Journal
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REFORM MRAsURRs IN THE MARYLAND AND
MY YORK LRGIsLArURB.-The bill to prevent
was passed by the Maryland Senate Yesterday
The House passed the Senate bill limiting the
hours Of labor for children under sixteen years
Of age In factories to ten hours per dAy. The
legislature yesterday. The committee on manu-
features heard arguments favoring the bills
recently introduced for the protection Of fsc-
tory children. The secretary of the Children's
AID Society of New York statad that there
were one hundred thousand children employed
In the factories in New York and its suburbs,
growing up in ignorance, who needed the pro-
lection of the state to secure their education,
and sanitary laws for their health.
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MEDICAL. 10.
ROBE KTSON.

II =
~ 4I6 10TH STKEET, NEAR PA AVENUE,
From long experience In both hospital and
private pr1ctice, will guarantee cure in all Dis
eases Of The Urinary Organs, GOnOrrhea, elect,
structure, - phiis, and ST srmatcrrhoaa Gases Of
Sohorrhtra recently contracted cured in ; to days
sJIhllls IN all rs stages quickly cured and the pyi
On entirely eraticated from the system without the
u-e OF merC'Ty. epermatOTrhra, brought on by
excuses and abuse in youth eau ing loss Of memory
ami INSANITY, general debility, organic weakness,
impotence nervous trTitabiiity, symptoms OF con
-UmetiOn, Indigestion, pslp,tation OF the heart +,
gems In bach, dtfune<s Of sight gddiness, evil
iorebodlrgs s9li distrust, &c, speedily cured by
many years st 10 kutRw street, Baltimore, Md,
y here he ha7 large practice, has Consented after
many soieitAtinns ny bis arlington patrons, 10
open per nanent once in that city, where he msy
ultod every Wednt sday and Saturday in each
week, from m. 10 9 D. m. isb27-lm
DB.J JANE WILSON, Thoroughly ex perienced
H and scientific Midwife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended 10 at their residence ct any hour,
tendance ST the Doctors private residence, ith
1e initial. Isp2l-I2
GOLD DR. DARBY" has better facilities than
" ever Tor Prastieing biz great specially. 0nly
store, corner ~ street and PeunsyIysnia avenue
Colonization buildiDg.) Jsnl6lms
NVRS. u J. TRENCH, or PHILADELPHIA,
w the celebrated Reliable Clairvoysnt Physician
and Test MEDIUM, has located at 1015 New Hors
avenue. Once hours-l0 a. N. to D. m. Engage
ments can be made for evenings. jelly
EEMALE DIsEAsEs Of all kinds treated Dc
Il scribe osss ana enclose 30; advice and medi
cine will be sent. Address Mrs. DR.. THOMPSON,
SO 6fe North ls'h street. fhi'sdelphis. tsaT ly'
.sSTATUyOLENOE,nO Oh THr WILL OURI.
- TdH SREATEsT DISCOVERY
By u ali diseases are cured No medicines usei, ans
no ne rayin5 on OF hands Isusht By Mrs. J. FL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

81 a. n WARNEE,
b Real E-tH.e Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne" s@s 9th street, eeSv ecu and stTests.
T. sTEEs' SALE OF NEAT TwO-sTOBY
EAN a DWELLING ON THE NORTH slDE
MARY LAND ANEklE ", BEIWEEN
y 4 R-AND-A HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
JJTHW EST, AT AUCTION.
-, BY virtue Of . deed - tru-t Osted october 5th,
- A h. 1850, 10 Daniel J.. Eaton and myself, duly
- recorded IN liner No. CT elo III, one OF the land
records Cor sshinstOn county, ~ the District Of
EOlumhia, will sell At public auction, in front Of
the sremi-es, on THURSDAY, February 9th, 1874,
O'Clock D m ID. all that certain piece parcel Of
gr01rd situate. lyins, add being in the city Of
" a-hinRfon, ID. e. known and distinguished Upon
the records Of the survey ONCE Of said city "a
the half ~ Of lot numbered seven III In
SQUARE Iettered ID, containing tveuty-seven hun
dTed and ninety nine (NS9) sluare fest Of ground
e gether with tie improvements above.
Terms a. prescribed by the deed OF trust: q aOO
Sftu interest 81 10 per cent from December b. I572
10 dag Of sale, and expenses Of sale in cash. balance
At and II months, for which the otes ef the pur-
chaser. bearing interest from the DAY OF sal and
secured py deed OF trust the property, will lie
taken. deposit Of slOO will be required on day Of
,sle. All conyeyaneing ut expense of purchaser.
II terms sale are not complied with in seven days
the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk
nd cost Of the defauting purchaser, after I've days
advertisement in some enc or more newspapers pub
lished in Washington city, n. @.
GEO. " ,STICkNEY Surviving Trustee.
Jsnl6-sodSis Ut. OoLDwELL, Salesman.
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nIAny young man who can catch frozen
potato on the fiy can 20 on the lecture platform
In Indianapolis.
n1oIord Massey" lectured at Norristovn
"wednesday evening to Q small audience. while
he was closing his agent and cashier ran awey
with the money.
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10y LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real.Estste Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy III mia avenue and llth ST
Star Office Binding

TESSTEEs SALE BY CATALOGUE OF THE
FF2SsE HESRss SpE Asb
Mis- and duly recorded u Iibsr 10, folio 49,,
OF Wa hington county, in the District Of Co,
MogNS su'fs sS4S.@R
ut 10 O'Clock, and continuing trem day 70 day at
Ihe same hour until al is sOld the entire effects OF
Several superior sets Of solid Walnut Paror Furn-
ture, upholstered in Reps.
large number of darbIe top Tables.
Rep Curtains and Lamtr,quins, Lace Curtains and
About 5000 yards Of fine Brussels, Three ply and
Ingram Carpets
About 2,4CO yards Carpet Lining.
Bras. stair Plates. Stair Rods and Stair Linen.
ssf solid WaI9Ht and Oak and Walnut
Ninety three Curled Hair Mattresses.
Seventy i've pairs Feather Pillows.
se Quantity R'S ffRGssf a Ba1i'sss
Ninety pairs tns Blankets.
large number Of Sheets, Spreads, Quilts, Com.
A large number of Damssk Table Cloths, Napkins,
Towels, &c.
Six dozen superior Walnut Dining Chairs, perfor-
Ware, consisting Of Casters, Cream Pitchers,
Sugar and Butter Dishes, Oake Baskets, Din,
n pI,i Knives and FORKS Table and Tea Spoons,
arse assortment Of China and Glass Ware.
about loo China Toilet Sets
Thirty-one Gas Chandeliers with Globes
One undred and twenty five Gas Brackets
once Desks, Counters and Settees.
Office W alput Tables and Chairs.
One large Fire proof Safe, Tlton McFarland.
Three Billiard Tables, with Balls, Cues, &C, com
plete.
Kitchen Requisites. &C.
Together with large quantity of such articles
usually found in tirst-clsss hotel.
The house has been recently furnished through
out with frst-class furniture, and therefore should
the attention of the trade and private parties
Terms: One hundred and fifty dollars and under
CaE n nva hat Cd ~ sfx
days for satisfactorily Endorsed notes, with interest
at eight per cent. per annum.
THOMAS J. FISHER, lrr,..
WILLIAM r. MATTINGJY, trustees.
jan24-tf LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aects
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u STREET, BETWEEN 15fH AND l0fH.
~ U~,stnasss oy day OF night, and Tor weadinpo
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Al public auction, on the 3lst Of January. 1874.
balance Of stock owned BY the late nrm OF r. q.
Hover Co. and consisting Of Groceries, Liquors,
&c. Terms cash. Times Of sale. O'Clock.
jam 81 B. A..TBBRY, Assignee.
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JaLf9 2awSds Hnrtioneers

lG0TioE, siTuATEpS ON Sff43FHHfsTrRrE rr.
SkTSM%EkH AND sTREIrs NORTH'
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated 18th
Gay q MAJ. 1873. and duly recorded in Liber Ne
III, folio S24, one OF the land recerds al ina
county Of w ashington. District Of Coiumba and by
request Of the party secured thereby will sell, at
DAY, February I'd, las, ct $50 O'Clock D. m Lot
numbered 81, in =. n Az hew subdivisio OF orig
four, (3p4.)
incunbrance Of 5000, which is to run nve years
O. @. BURR, Trustee.
jsra4-dtds JOSEPH y. KELLIY, Auot.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
W1SpeM HANafN AkrE BEsi ahBoRs
TABLES, &C., &C., &C.

n We are authorized by Messrs James d.
w Gilmour q Sons to announce that in couse-
queEce Of the expiration Of their lease upon
1.-THE Eutaw House, and their having leased the
new Cincr natl Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio, that they
will dispose Of the entire Furniture and Effects of
the Eutsw House at public auction through u.s.
Sales to Commence on MONDAY, February 9Th,
tinuiDg each day thereafter at the hour until
everything is sold. Full particulars in future ad-
yertisemeDts. Catalogues ready hye days previous
to day Of sale. TREG9 4 KIRKLAND,
Baltimore; 2Oth January. 1874. Auctioneers.
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Is tnn,ia1ssrs and Ri r.,.,. p,os
sou.hxe.f corner Pennsvivsnsa syeso ~
anth n raet sfar N 49, p,iitIse -d INV
-
MAGNIFIUENT GILT PaRIOp sI-ITr IT'D
HOLSTERED IN poyE10foRsn Xix
RIPS, FIFTEEN PisGEs JRsnsp TinNN
ClAIRs: ONE SUPERB EIRE GIIsT AM
MARBLE FRENCH CIuCK WITH riauREs
ONE vEBY ELEGkST Gii,r m.NTE sETT'
COMPRISING FRENCH CLeGK AND DAN
DELARRkS wITH VrR0 aH pnR Ra
FIGURES; FINELY DEGoRATEn ZINES.
FRENt N FiREPI. rEE ~ II NJ M ~,
BEAUTIFUL CARVED GILT FIRE sOR Rem:
IsLAID BOUQUET TABLES; ONE MAG,
NIFIUENT MARBLE TOP GILT PIER
TABLE, WITH FRFaCH PLATE MIRROR:
ONE ERARD GRAND PIANOTORTE, ROSE
WOOD CASE; LARGE GILTCLE rER TABLE,
COVERED WITH CRIMSON, SATIN, DAM
ASK SATIN, DAMASk AND FRENCH CUR
TAINs; ONE FRENCH WAuSUT EXTEN-
SION DINING TABLE, VERY FINE; ONE
EBEhCH WALNUT BOUfET, BEAUTI-
fuLLY CARVED. LARGE SIZE; TWENTY
fOuR fkENCd WALNUT DINING CHAIRS,
UPHOLSTERED IN RUSSIA LEATHER: ONE
FINELY CARVED FRRNOH CLOCk
ni,sssw M lO6Mb1trrrrE OF ERESuH
XIII nrcSRnTfnNaI' OhhNA AID
rrnnppHNEEu yIhHIlONsi SUPEhlOR
pts THRyT pIY Nn M SsEhS ShB-
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RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING & CO., Aucts
u Southeast corner Wh and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE on
26TH STREET WEST, AT AUCTION

- By virtue of deed of trust, dated August 18th,
q A. 1860 and recorded in Liber J A. s., No.
- l0, folio 455, Of the land records of ashngton
county District of Columbia and at the request in
writing OF the party secured thereby, will SELL
URDAY. 18th day of February, A. d. lS74, at the
hour Of "A O'Clock ,. all that lot Of ground in
known and described as the northernmost part Ell
Lot No. 8, in Square west Of Square No. Il, being
Of four houses erected said lot No. s. fronting
about "a feet on 18th street west and running back
west of the came width to Book creek.
Terms Of sale: S6OO cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by notes, with deed OF trust
on the property Sold go to be paid at time Of sale.
All convey anciDg at the cost Of the purchaser The
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property IL
days after date Of sale, the and cost Of pur
chaser In default.
JaLf9 7aw&ds Snctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
IS ER NOON.
ri b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Arctfoueer
No. 12s 7th street, Between G and a.
TBUsrKEsss,sSA S yAIUAghI IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- ~ vinue OF q deed Of trust, dated June lst,
1879, and recorded in Libs- 654, folio 40 Of the
land records Of Washington county District of
ColumpIs we will sell AZ public auction in front Of
the premises en- SATURDAY, January 81 70, 1870
at go O'Clock p. m, all that pieos parcel OF
ground in Washington city, District OF Columbia,
known ans described rs Lot numbered so, of L.
Shapmsns subdivision of original Lots 4 to II, Of
Terms Of sale: $4,000 with 10 per cent. interest on
$1,000 from june LIST, 1873, and on 5000 fro De
cember lst ISIS, together with the expenses this
sale, in cash balance at and II hs secui ed by
notes bearing interest, and q deed OF trust on the
property. $500 down when the property IL str uck
of. Convey sncine at purchasers cost If the terms
are not complied with within seven days from the
day OF sale, the Trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaulng
purshaser.
I PaIL 4 P az bakNEi H Trustees.
Jsn2l b. II. WARNER, Auct