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UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
W. rhipn&or, No % 1Scl

Dear Keaogy-I have received your dispatch 81
St. Louis, to the effect that you would hold the
After writing you from New York on the 10th
inst saw Col. TIA. Scott. He wants to carry
ont the backbone project and is entirely i'll accord
With Parsons, who, | wrote you, had gone to
All you need do is to hold quiet for further
developments. l have letter from Williams
This morning, from which I infer that he and
Raynor still propose to be with you ere long In
my last conversation with Williams he init
nated that my Intervention would be needed, and
you may find this 20 yourself.
Had very pleasant and liberal conversation
with the President yesterday. He stands square
tap to US. Found our friends whom met at ST.
Louis, all agoS for new election. II is prudent
Always to understand what kind of a witch one is
TO swop his devil for, all Of which is very compi-
nentary to you.
Let me hear from you. letter addressed to
NE here will reach me without much delay.
Yours. ]. r. VEST.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. l, 1890 2. M.-Cotton firm !;
Uplands 7l@Sd, Orleans SD. Estimated sales
to-day $4,000 bales, 5000 for speculation and
export.
October and November shipments from Savan-
nah or Charleston, not below Good Ordinary,
I'D; November and December ditto, 15-16d.
October and November shipments from New
Orleans, not below Good Ordinary, sgd.
LATER, $3.50 =. M.-Cotton unchanged The
sales to-day included 1000 bales American.
LONDON, Oct. !, 1910 p. M-Consols for mon
ey 92i G92!: on account 92s@923.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-Spece has increased 2,00O, 600
francs in the Bank OF France.
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An AFFAIR OF HONOR.

RICHMoND, Va, Oct. 1.-Eumors have been
rife here since yesterday OF an expected affair Of
honor between Gen. VIM Malone and Gen.
Bradley Johnson, but up to this hour nothing
definite or positive has come to light.
Gen. Malone, who had been in this city since
Monday, left to-day Mt noon. Gen. johnson and
his law partner, VIM. T. Rohall, one OF the seconds
in the Mordecai-Page affair, are reported oct of
town.
The cause of the expected meeting is said to
have originated in some circulars used Monday,
during the primary election for Conservative
candidate for the State Senate, which were pretty
on Mahone's part for an explanation from John
son.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Oct. Upon information re
e G by telegraph from Richmond, Mayo
whitehead issued Il warrant at a late hour las
night for the arrest of Gen. VIM. Malone an
Drauiev !. Johnson, ON charge OF intention t
night a duel.
Malone was arrested at his hotel and boun,
over IN the sum OF SIC, 900 to keep the peace TO
one year. Col Walter II. Taylor, Richard c
| Iaylor and Benz. p. Loyal. becoming his bonds
men. johnson was not found.
Marla Ewing Sherman, daughter Of General an,
mrs: W: i. Sherman, to Mr.. Thomas W. Fitch
OF the Engineer Corps U. s. ~ was celebrated
a. the st. Augustus Roman Catholic Church, o
IL O'CLOCK to-day, IN presence OF 4 very Iarg'
company OF distinguished persons, among whom
were the President and Mrs. Grant, members o
the Cabinet now in the city, members of tn,
Diplomatic Corps, distinguished army and nav,
officers IN iull uniform and prominent citizens
nearly all accompanied by ladies'.
The marriage ceremony was performed b,
Most Rev. Archbishop Purcell, OF Cincinnati
AFTER which nuphal mass was celebrated by
That distinguished preate. The crowd ct the
church was immense, and many were unable tt
gam admission. After the ceremony at the
church the wedding reception was held at thu
reeluence OF General sherman, on l street, from
l to O'Clock +. N. The newly married couple
left here at o'clock this evening, for tom
North ana West, and Will reach st. Louis about
Oct. 10th, where they will reside. The wedding
presents were numerous, and many OF them very
valuable.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The following has been
received:
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. I, 1874.
10 the honorable Secretary OF the Navy, Wash
1ngton, u. e.:
There are Sin cases OF yellow fever at present:
Com: l.. Moolsey, Lieut.; Com. Kellogg and Barclay,
Or. Mills, Engineer McEilweu and Sergt. David
AcCloskey. There are eleven cases Commissioning:
Capt. Semmes, Engineer Lambdin and nine en-
listed seamen.
Geo. r. r. Wilde, Lieutenant Commander,
commanding the apartment, has given orders
to transfer the officers and men who are well,
from the naval station to the iron clad Connec
tcut, and remove the vessel to healthy locality.
The debt statement, issued to-day, shows re-
ductlon OF the public debt In September OF 1885,
~;
treasury oaiancesmColn, WI, 4O9, 677; currency,
sl6, ii6, $40; com certificates, Sc, 41S, 600.
Inc treasury department, to-day, issued a
call Tor the redemption OF ,OOO $40 bondsof
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VOLUME mo. l65.
AOkE FROM KELLOGG'S LET.
TER BOX.
Billings to the Front Again.
and S.pher Call Each Other Pet
Names.
.as:.. give below some racy correspondence il
s,.a," on 70 that already published. 1t speaks 70,
s'se1 and needs no comment :

AZ COullIcQt
no WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 1878.
7..-J.r J2re'"sor-I received your dispatch YES
interyia.s e case rests upon Carpenter. Had an
quest. nv WIN Morton last night and at his re-
M SD prepared another brief-the trst was On
zron n"qth Carolina decision; the second on the
fn,e ~k 81 the statutes of Louisiana The Lecisla.
y lao Ma.eh elected Pinchback must be treated
ntter}r 'hlate, or they must rest upon PRINCIPLES
nent. M yeweln'ionary of our Louisiana Govern.
.tbis , morton goes into the committee soon
1r,ns morning at 10 o'clock, fully prepared viii
Nsidered. '"' ana hopes to have it con-
carpenter thinks it will not be consider.d ho
,o.s next H. week Sumner is in the place Of Bout
Se gn ne Els is favorable think Ogden and Carl
senate: But this cannot beat us if We can 81, Get
Aons without going into any testimony and rest
ocr case upon legal principles. If the discussion
opens widely, we cannot tell where we NAV mil
NJ: We are at work not only on the commfftee
BIT ortside of it. Wilt DA''eo
am, N haste, most truly your friend,
BILLINGS.
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STEAMSHIP DISASTER.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ia dispatch to the Pacific
Hong Kong, states that in the typhoon on the
2lst ult., the steamship Alaska was blown ashore
and is now on the locks. Up to the present she
has made no water, and hopes are entertained
that she may be got off. The vessel is valued at
half million dollars and is uninsured,
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The depth Of meanness is reached when a
heavy steamer passes lot of girls swimming for
prae' T The pous,s them half faintins on the
occurrence at New York the other dav in this
to be with the swimmers, and gave them app some
necessary ASS lance or else there would have
been jolly Old coroners inquest over the diving
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TEXAS NEWS.

GALVESTON. Oct. 1.-The brig Emily Waters,
which went ashore during the storm, September
8th, of San Louis Pass, is reported afoat and
will arrive in port tomorrow for repairs
A sword fish was caught on Galveston beach
to-day Is feet long. The sword was feet long :;
weight 1000 pounds. 1t was the first one caught
in these waters.
The steamship San Antonio cleared for Liver
pool TO-DAY.
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MI RDER,

San Francisco, Sept. 3o.-The body of Rev
John L. Stevens, the Methodist missionary MUIR
dered by mob, last March, in the Mexican
State Of JaliscO, reached here yesterday
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HAVANA, Sept. 2s.-Ihe Captain General has
fined the owners of plantations In the Circo
Villas District $1,000 gold each, and another party
$500 for neglecting to give immediate notice to
the nearest authorities Of the appearance Of In
surgents in their neigh1borhood.
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NOMINATIONS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. IA special to the .irG.anche,
from Greenville, Tenn, to-day says The Dem
ocratc Convention Of the First District assembled
here to-day and nominated Hon. Vim. NJ. McFar-
land for Congress. Twenty ninth ballot being
ffty-seven for Mcfarland, it was made unanin-
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New jersey has found method OF manufac-
turing rum from cranberrics, which ia said to
have a longer range than even its famed eight
ming the former only killing at forty rods, while
the former is deadly from amyle.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Gold closed at 1104. Gus
toms receipts to-day $4,000
The Sub-Treasury paid $4,000 AZ interest and
1900 for called bonds.
s. Of 1881. 11s; 5-2Os OF 1862, 1929; Gas, 119s;
*5s, ZIG, new, 115i; CTS, III; 6Ss, III; new o..
1923; l0-40s, 111s.
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A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-There is a magistrate in
town in LLAMA named Helser A clergyman in
the same place was called upon by young con-
pie, not long since, who wished him TO join them
III the holy bonds Of matrimony. He asked the
riagc license. The man in blue responded that
he mad been engaged to the girl for four years and
thought that would do. The clergyman thought
not, and remarked, as the spcedicst way 70 obtain
license " You had better take your girl and go
to Helser." ''You go to he'll yourself" retorted
the angry veteran. And SEEKING the bride by tho
arm, he dragged her from the house, wondering
what man4er OF. aprofane minister he had met
with.-E1chdnge.
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Rain in moderate quantities during the week.
Cotton picking going brisklv on, the yield will
not be much beyond half crop. Our labor better
than for come time, owing to the absence OF Ra-
deal Office seekers, and their attendant club
meetings and barbecues. Coored people all say
that they feel already the good effects Of tho
white mans government. which to them is plenty
to eat and wear, and money in their pockets at
the end Of the year. All or nearly all the lazy
Jury negroes, who have loafed around town for
the past six years picking up precarious living
by begging, stealing and being caught on the
jury, have gone to the cotton fields and are the
happy recipients Of 50 cents per hundred and fed,
for picking. -NntchttocttS IindH dtor, 26Ut ,lt.
II is curious fact that Paris, with all it, love
OF music and amusements, and its crowds of
foreigners, cannot support an opera-at least the
State i. always called upon to furnish subsidies
in aid Of the Italian and French operas-the Op-
era ComIque and the Lyrique-when it plays.
But even with subsidies, which have been cut
down since the fall Of ths empire, the business is
not always paying one. Thus, i'll 1869, the re-
ceipts Of the Italenes reached 1900, 900 francs.
but the expenditures exceeded them by over
fH,0oO. The singers cost 100000 francs, the
dancers 337, 900 francs, the orchestra 137, 600
francs, and the other persons employed IN the
house 166. 900 francs.
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RIO DE JANEiKO,

RIO De JANEIRo, Oct. An insurrectian has
broken out at Buenos Ayres, in consequence of
alleged fra uduent conduct in the late presidential
sIlrfreDfS
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Last evening an entire
change Of programme was put upon the boards,
and rom the first part to the laughable conclu-
sion q Household Troubles" the audience was
kept IN one continuous flow Of spirits. In con-
ably the "Juoa of Mr.. Barlow, which was rem
dered with bis usual ability, while Mr. Hall, in
bus banjo eccentricities, won the appreciation oil
the entire house, as did Messrs. Goss and Fox,
IN their side-splitting version Of "My GAL y
while the Georgia Blacks" by Garfield and
Booker, was a prominent feature OF the enter
tainment. Tho stump orator, Mr.. Wilson, was
on hand, and contributed no little to the even
ngs amusement. Last, though not least, the
quartette gave new and rich selections. which re-
celved the most enthusiastic and well-merited ap-
plause.
On Saturday grand matinee will be given for
ladies aad children, and all should attend.
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Drn.-Last Tuesday difficulty arose be-
tween two young gentlemen OF this parish,
Messrs lextin Amy and Albert Delahouseays.
From words they came to blows. Next morning
challenge WAS exchanged and, without loss Of
time the parties met on neutral ground and fred
two snots At each other without etfect.-St. Mar
ts'sr1!e liuGkdpas) Sentinel 26tl ult.
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ERE.

CHREF1ELD, Oct. IA fire broke out in the
oyster house of Joseph Calhouns. 1t is spread
ing rapidly and threatens to destroy the whole
place.
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Brooklyn frgus: In circles partial to allitera-
tive expressions it is very common thing now
to hear the phrase prepare for . paroxysmal
pueker''
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COTTON At AUCTION This DAY.-Messrs. Nash
q Hodgson, auctioneers, sell $50 bales cotton at
~ O'Clock 4. NJ. ON the levse, head Of Washing
advertisement.
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Il vii settle for s5O.OoO," wrote blackmailer
to FernandSWood; ''you to take the woman and
keep hel. The acknowledgement chambers Of a
revolver: bu, Mr.. Wood, not being prepared to
settle on those terms, had the scoundrel de.
tected, arrested and convicted: settlement
which the enterprising individual never dreamed
~
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Books have been happily termed monuments
OF vanished minds"
National Republican., 1874-07-09
RYJ. T. WORMLEY,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
l5llH PennsylvanIA avenue.

By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated October 7. A,
ID ls12, and duly recorded in LlbsT No. SIS, FOliO
30 one OF the land records for thief District OF Co.
iumbia, and at the request of the benehciary, We
VIII sell az PUBLIC auction, In front OF the premises,
on TUESDAY, July Is, 1874, at O'Clock D. m, the
Following described real estate situate in the county
OF Mashlngtonf District OF Columbia, TO wit: Lot
numbered twelve, (l2 in section numbered three,
l3,) In the subdivision Of Barry Farm, a. the came
Howard, trustees.
Terms; Fifty-six Cs50 dollars and seventy CO)
cents, with interest at ten per cent. per alnum
from October 1874 TO day Of sale, and expense OF
lAse, In cash, and the balance in six l) and twelve
(i2l months. for which the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale, secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold, must be given
deposit OF ty (sS0) dollars shall be rsGuirsd AZ
time OF sale. All cOnyeyRncinE at expense OF pur-
chaser. II terms OF sale are not complied with in
hve ( days the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the deautinE
JOHN W. ALVORD. . r-..
je23 J. 7. WORMLEY, Auct.Oueer
National Republican., 1874-07-09
iy9-ThSTu&d.
d H. WARNER.
Ds Resi- Estate Broker aud Auctioneer.
Federal Building, corner seventh and sts. n, W


TRUSTEES, SALE OF 4 TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. l22 SIXTEENTH STREET.
NORTHWE EST, NEAR THE SCOTT STATTfF
AT AUCTION. @'
By virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton.
dated December 3 1870, duly recorded in liber No
~ ioliO 4O9 ct seq.i one OF the land records fo-
washington county, In the District OF Colum bla.
and also by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Conf
OF said District, equity cause No. GS3j docket ii
substituting the undersigned trustees in place OF
Daniel L. Eaton decased- and at the request OF me
party secured thereby, Will sell at public auc-
LlOnt IN ITont OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
July q, 1914, O'Clock D. m, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground, situate aud being in said city
OF washington, and known and designated on tha
plat OF said city as lot numbered fOFty-nlne C4 in
square numbered one hundred and elEhtY-twO
(lS2,) according TO q subdivision OF said suua >
recorded N the surveyors ofics OF said city, to.
gether with the lmprOyementsls above.
Terms: One third cash, balance at six and tyelva
months. with interest at ten per cent. per annum,
payable seml-annually, secured by a deed OF trust
deposit Of 800 will be required at time Of sale
All conTeyAnclng At eXpenssof purchaser. Terms
to be complied with in seven DAYS.
Sd4S SGE4qSSGE IL Wif iSGR5 SSGGERG5ENEY' Trustees.
fv1-Th9TuEdS
National Republican., 1874-07-09
PRoPoSALS FOR BRICK


NAVY DEPARTHEST,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS, )
CT, WAsHINGToS, June ~ 1874. \
pee9leo propo ais, lndorsed ''PrOposals IoI
brlcEs' and addressed to the chief OF this bureau
ii be received at this Office until onthe 2Isi
Gay OF July next, for furnishing and delivering al
the naval station, League Island, the follow nR
Qptred, via; ~' ~ ~
f50, 900 straight hard brick
22o,0o0 dark stTetcheTs.
5000 dark stIetchers, moulded.
1900 pressed bricks.
Proposals will be received from brick mauufac-
tureIs only, who have ample facilities for furnish
Ing the dlhefent kinds, quantities. and qualities re-
CURED; said bricks to be OF the best quality Of
Phlladeiphla hand-made, OF uniform size and color,
snd equal TO samples to DO seen at the said station
Deliveries 10 commence not later than August IS
n so required.
The bricks TO be delivered and carefully piled on
the landing wharf or near the building site as d.
rected by the civil engineer.
Bonds and security In the full amount OF the con-
tract viii be required to secure Its faithful eKecu-
tion, and the bureau reserves the right TO reject
any or al the bids. G. Z. P. RODGERS,
te2ttd Chief OF Bureau.
National Republican., 1874-07-09
RY 1T. WORMLEY,

RY Ut. WORMLEY,
IL Real Estate Broker and Auctloneer,
i5llH PennsylvanIa avenue.
, BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the sth day OF
september, A. D. l67S and duly recorded In Libe
NO u, folio S4a, et seq, one Of the land records
ioI the DstrIct Oh Columbia, and at the request
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, In mont OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
July 10, 1874. at O'Clock D. m. the following de.
seTioed real estate situate in the city OF Washing
sngt9n, District OF Columbia, to wit; Lot num-
hundred and slXty-eight, (i6S,l
Terms: One hundred dollars, with interest at ten
per cent. per annum from September s, 1873 TO day
OF sale, and expense OF sails in cash. and the bal
ance In six l6) months, for whIoh the notes OF the
purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale, and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold ,
must be given. A deposit OF ff1y dollars will be
required at time Of sale: All conTeyaneing at ex-
pense OF purchaser. II terms Of sals are not COM
piled with In ve (5 days the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property, at the risk and cost OF
the defaUIting purchaser.
JOHN ". ALyORD. (Trrs,..,
GEO. W. STICKSEY, SIrustees'
j. L. wORNLEY,
JeZS-T, Th,S&ds AgetiOueer.
National Republican., 1874-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMs,
WASHINGTON, July g. 1874.
Scaled Proposals will be received AZ this ohict
until l. o clock IN. on SATURDAY, the 18Th or july
Instant, Tor furnishing the Senate of the United
states with fuel for the ensuing year. as follows
y tons best quality Lorberry Coal, egg Size;
g tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal:
% coTds pest quality Well-seasoned Bakers Pine
lto cords best quality weIl-seasoned Oak Wood.
All subject to Government Inspection at bidder
the Capitol.
The Coal to be I, 24O pounds to the ton.
And bidders Will nHme the Coal they propose TO
furnish, and II not from well-knoWn mine. viii
exhibit specimens Of the same, as quality will be
prime conslderation In awarding the bid.
Bids for different articles will be considered sepA.
ratelY and the right Is reserved 70 reject all am
terest OF the Government so TO do.
Gfter the 18th Of July.
+ JOHN r, FRENCH
Sergeant-at-Arms, United States senate.
Jy4-STu&fhtd
National Republican., 1874-07-09
PY b. H. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. n. W.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
IAIE On THE SOUTH SIDE OF n STREET,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
AOkTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue CT deed Of trust dated April %, A. d.
ldS and duly recorded In Liber No. ~ folio 10,
one or the Land Records for Washington county,
D. C.. aud BY direction OF the party secured there.
by We will sell at public auction, in ront OF the
premises, on SATURDAY, July IS 1s7i al
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate
situate IN the city OF Warrington, d. C.. 10 Fit;
All that certain piece or parcel OF ground known
Qb, in square numbered three hundred and siTtV-
eight C35s, beginning for the same at point two
2 feet nine l9 Inches west from the northeast corr
ncr % said Lot numbered sixteen (i6j and rnn-
ming thence west twenty (0l feet along the line of
street north; thence AZ right an Tes south 10 me
rear line OF said lot; thence with sd rear line eaSf
twenty t20l feet; thence north to the place on re-
ginning; together with the improyerneuts con-
sisting or . small name house. wv
Terms; One third cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser. bearing ten per cent Interest, secured
BY deed OF trust, VIII be taken. One hundred
dollars. as deposit. will be required on day OF
sale. All conyeyanclng At the expense Of the pur-
chaser; II terms Of sale are not complied with IN
seven dAys the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the deaultng
purchaser, amer 1--WE days advertisement IN some
one or more newspapers published In Washington
WILLIAM sTICKNEY. lr-r.,.s.
GEORGE H. PLANT.
Jys-WFM&ds J, T, C0LDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-07-09
DYE. III. WARNER,
x
II Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and q Sc. n w

~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. N. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-sTnRy
BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. Is AND q NORTH
STREET. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOI
STKEET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE, AT
BY virtue ofa deed Of trust dated February D, A
ID. ISL, duly recorded In Llber No. 6S5, folio Hs
one Of the land records for Washington county in
the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public suc-
tion, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
July =, l5I4, at 8 O'Clock p. m. all that cer-
tain piecs or parcel OF ground situate In the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, and known
ana described as Lot sXty-5iX, ,63,) and the west
Twelve (l9 feet by depth OF Lot siGty-hVe (a6) in
VIM. b. kibbey's subdivision OF square nnmbefeds
SIX hundred and twsnty-eIght, (62sj together wIth
the improvements, consisting Of two neat three
proVements.
Terms: One third cash; balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from daV OF
sale, secured by deed or trust. One hundred and
nfty dollars will be required a deposit at time or
sale. All conVeyanclpg at expense OF purchaser.
II terms Of sale are not Compiled with In seven days
the trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty OF the risk ant cost OF the defaultinE pur-
chaser, amer five days advertisement.
z. p. AISTROP, Trustee.
jy9-ThSTuGds s.IPsmSn