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Aud Al additional amount IF ten cents each asses
ment, T. PAY for the expense of collecting the same
As assessments cannot be made oftener than once a
month the east u collecting them cannot exceed Il 20
per ear.
The above rate, cannot be exceeded, according to the
terms ui the policy. under any circumstances, hut
when the membership exceeds the number u dollars
named IN the policy the rate Of assessments Is pro
rated.
THE FOLLOWING j. the ACTUAL RATE o. as
seSsnvnt ou the members II the Company. in the Jan
uarX assessment notices for the last death loss
ON 5000 on a 2,JOo
Policy Holder. Policy Holder
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mont POPULAR COMPANY IN AMERICA
One thousand Solid, Clear headed Business Men per
Month taking Policies

The professional man. merchant. clerk and fnrer
sustain ,lic, IT sjOn at average c'~t of thr
teen cents PER day.
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THE PROCESSION.

The procession left the Royal Geograph-
ical Society's premises in Saville Row
through st. Jamess street, Pail Mall,
Cockspur street, Whitehall, and Par.ia-
ment street to the Abbey. The procession
consisted of the hearae and twelve mourn
ing coaches, followed by long line Of car
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THE PLAN.

The Membership Pee un a policy limited To-
-. 600 T. rnl, $50. and $500 per year Annual
Dues. on a policy limited To - 500, Membership
Pee siI Annual Dues $500. This i, all it CAN
EVER COST FOR .NPENSE OF MANAGEMENT I.
Medical eNannafion -.
THE Ambition Al COST
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THE ADDITIONAL COST.

To pay losses Is made by assessments on the policy
holders according % age adjoining, IN the following
prnIsrtiun
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Your duties Win hv. sir: But first ynu must know
That would upt employ though 80 handy
rur STAY Will he brief and ont YOU must ~,
d find shat you tipple my beer my brandy
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AZ the first peep ut daylight your task must begin,
When the topper aWakes trum his uneasy slumber,
" hn Iufeird hy the thirst that Is raging within,
Must brace up his stomach With drains quite mum
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-22

1.-THE SPLRITu OF rs.


A correspondent, writing of hazing at the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, says: "One day,
about two months ago, when q certain member
of the third class was superintendent of one OF
the floors, awell-deyeloped plebian came along
the entry whistling. At the sight of his supe-
Nor officer he ceased, as be was in duty bound.
The superintendent, with an insolent desire Of
displaying hi authority over q fellow larger
than himself, ordered him 'to do it again. The
pieoe, Well knowing that he would be spotted
LOT compliance, remained silent; whereupOn
tine temporary official declared that II he would
NOT ooey ne should be made to do so. Nothing
however, could be done at that moment, 80 the
youngster was allowed TO 90 his way,
THAT night nineteen third-class men entered
MS room ard passed lin roUnd:' that is,
they formed ring into which the offender was
dragged, and pushed Violently from one TO
another, always falling against two or three
strong hands that pushed him back again
before he had time to take breath, and thus he
wes buHeted from side TO side BY nineteen
pairs of muscular arms until this great al
wart lad, yearly six feet tall, tainted from ex
haustion. The hazcrs then departed, climbing
out of the windows and sliding down the posts
of the yeranda. The first-class man who WAS
on duty that night caught q glimpse Of these
forms descending In a suspicious manner, and,
from whence they came, went 10 the unlucky
plebe's room and found him insensible.
"He was rtsuscitated and questioned. Al
first he was unwilling to tell any tales, but
after thorough investigation tie truth was
ascertained, AMI the matter was laid before
the Government, who at once adopted most de-
cisiye measures. The whole third class was
quarantlned from the beginning of April to the
end Of the year; that l., for two months aud q
half they have not moments recreation. All
their hours Of pleasure are forfeited. While
the other classes are playing foot ball or taking
the young ladies Out TO row the boys of rs are
working away at extra drills; when tho others
have half an hours leisure 10 90 to the library
or run into friends room they are prisoners
in their own apartments.
"The nineteen who were engaged in the affair
just mentioned, in addition TO being Quaran-
tined, are ordered on the practice cruise this
summer; losing thereby the only leave Of alb
sence that they have during the whole four
years of their academic course-the one visit
home to which so many toasts have been drunk
and so many songs sung, which Is looked for
ward to and looked back upon from the time
they enter the academy untn the tims they
leave it."
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor. 7th and L
SIS: II. {. Spencer, President. Send for circular.
SEWING MACHINES.
sts.,Agents W heeler 4 Wilson Improved + amlly
Sewing Machines. These are really the simplest,
the swiftest, and lightest running Of any lock-
stitch machines ever yet made. They have no
shuttle, and consequently they need no tension
al all on the under thread.
D. hARR, 629 Pa. ave-, Agent for Howe's new I'M
proved Sewing Machines. which have no equal.
SILVER PLATERS.
hoBT.A. WHlTEHAND, s04 d. ST., bet. sth and 9th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
bhUsT PUMPHREY, stair Builders, cor 9Th ana
u streets. near Patent Offce.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
MRS. ZYPPRECHT. 5C2IIth st. Also, Dress-mSSinE.
STATIONERY, &c.
BEN +. FRENCH, e13 18th St, under Nat. Metropol-
itan Bank, Stationery, &C. specially.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD Co., $40 ia. av., bet. 9Th
and 10Th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
J. WALLACE. SO High ST., Gtn., and SIS It'll ST. N. w.
JAMES s. ToPHlM Co., <25 It'll st., next to Odd
Fe:ows' Hall. Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks. Valses, Travelling Bags.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, DC,
CHAs. q. PEARCE- 1910 Pa. ave., bet. Hth & lSths
WM. ROGERS, go 18th ST., near Penna. avenue.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. 6. HENAULT Son, Importers, roo st. n. W.
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
T. EDw. CLARK Co., 65 Louisiana avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
-~~SS S7sS. SsSsl
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
IN MARYLAND, SEVEN MILES FROM

wAsHINGToN ciTY.
BY virtue q decree Of the Circuit Court for
fl$$'sss sss & sYRl
EceIssson ans %arths Eceitsgn his sn wi,
1!ssn 'ss s, & sS sassh
lh The, Baltimore and Ohio 5ailr6ad, in said Mont;
soany en- .e 6fana ss 6s
This farm is situated In Montgomery county,
the Brookvllle PIke;l about seven or eight miles
ms Sia Fofes gsnn
ton, on said Metropolitan branehrailroaa; adJons
p stanton, George Knowles and MishSei sTeWn
ana sSS 81 or @ The Land Is
and md rail fe5ee and is By an who know
found in that whole section Of country. There Is
on n., the premises large young apple and peach
The improvements consist OF q number OF good
dwel ing-houses, among which are a recently An
eight to twelve rooms built after the modern style
Of arshiteeture; another one-and-a,half-story
the Eccleston family, and a large storehouse, now
occupied as store and dwelling, which Is Situated
ssr esnes
above MENTIONED nfe ali VIE. e usual 1ne
The property Is well wooded and watered, and con-
Terms Of sale, as prescribed By he dee q The
Whoe purchase money 70 be paid in cash on the day
payment Of the whole purchase money, (and not
before,) the trustees will by good and sufficient
deed, executed and acknowledged according 10
law, convey to the purchaser purchasers his her.
or their heirs the property and estate 70 him. her,
or them Sold free clear and discharged of and from
all claims OF the parties to this Cause, and Of any
person OF peSs9gs claiming by, from, or under
Conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
THOMAS ANDERSON, lr,.o
W. VEIRS B0UIC, JR., Af"s'ees'
n. B.gThis farm will be sold as entirety or in
lois 10 suit purchasers, and II desirable the trus
tees en- probably obtain from the court modihca-
ANDERSON 6 BoIUc,
myll-l2t Trustees.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.

| HEADQUARTERS U. 8. MARINE CORPS, ,
QUARTKRNAsTKn's OFFICE, !
Sealed proposals will be received a ills once IN.
I'll II O'Clock H.. OF THURSDAY, the An day Of
States Marines Al the following stations from Isl
SSSsSgEiGaF2SsfSEE n.5Ss!fsa
whtSst+ecai eeTFS Saq piiTet 81 Columbia.
S SosSeso2RaIG;i hear E NiSTI.ik' Virginia;
hhS SSk figsktESb bsFGs aiifSTni..
Each ration TO consist Of Twelve ounces o. fork OF
Fresh Beef; eighteen OUNCES Of soft Bread or Flour
ws rs Sna 10 OF Ss aRd
5P ss9 Smny Of
fes; steen pounds q sugar; four quart. o. Vine:
Star Candles; four pounds Of Soap; three pound.
and twelve ounces Of Salt, and four ounces Of
The rations are to be delivered upon the order Of
the commanding officer Of each station, the Fresh
quality Ith an equal proportion Of hind and fore
quarters, necks and kidney tallow 10 be excluded;
as extra supernne in the market OF the place why're
the station Is loeated the Coffee, good Rio; the Sn-
Beans. Vinegar, Candles Soap, Salt, &C., to be Of
All subject to inspection.
sponsiblty must be certified by United states us
trct judge district attorney or collector must ac
No proposal viii be considered unless accompaii
MED BY such guarantee Bhn ~ any Of ihe ma
NewsnaneTs authorized to publish the above will
send the aiming the nrst insertion 10 this
ONCE for examina ton. -, a.,
Proposals to be indorse,d pOsalsi or hations'
ana addressed 70 s"' WILLIAM B. SLACK,
Major and QuartermAster, u s. Marine Corps.
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DY wORMLEY & JOHNSON,
ID Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
l5llH PENNSYLVANIA avenue,

BY virtue Of q deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
dated April a. 1871, and under a decree of the SUI
preme Court of the District OF Columbia in equity
cause No. 324, docket Is. will sell at public auc
tion, on MONDAY May Is, 1874, at O'Clock p. m.
in front Of the premises all that certain piece OF
parcel or part of tract Of land called For.
June, enlarged, lying and being in the county Of
Washington. District of Columbia, beginning fol
the saneIt marble stone planted in the south line
Of the road leading from Washington city by Ben.
OF the land conveyed by Alexander Elliot tc
said Uriel II. Hutchlns, and running thence south
eleven and half degrees west eghtyeigh perehes,
Is. ~ W. IS ps. thence south Nv enty-nlne and a
29s deg ITO cedar stake; thence north
perches, IN. "a deg. W. 25 3io ps. y thence south
twenty-siH AND half degrees west sig and two
qing's line. to branch: thence nGrtl, eIghty-aye
degrees west six and eighty-twp hundredths perches
IN. IS deg. ". sl0 the eaSt line of the ten
acres conveyed 10 James J.. Nayl9fj thence with
said east line north twenty degrees east 3hs hundred
Marlboro road; thence east along said roid to the
beginning, contain ng Twenty-Five and seventy
two hnndredths acres, more or less, and being all
ms ms } S5I n NJ to said Hutchin'
Terms: One thousand. dollars cash; balance in
twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, with
interest at per cent. par annum, payable semi-an-
nualy, and 10 be secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold Adsposli Of slco viii be required At
me an ns II terms are re not d e1pRa w
cost Of the cefulting purchaser after three days
advertisement In some one Of the newspapers pub
lishedn tas city OF Washington, d. &C. Al convey
aneins COS! e iss sssTffTcKNEY Trustee
woRMLEY JOHNSON,
myle-TuF&ds Auctoneers,
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z. W. DENHAM. Trustee.
j, T. CuLDWELL. Salesman
myIc-d
AUCTION SALE OF A FINE TRACT OF LAND

AUCTION SALE "a FINE TRACT OF LAND,
CONTAINING TEN ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
- NEARLY OPPOSITE MOUNT OLIvET GENE
Terry
BY virtue OF certain DEGREES Of the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, May
=, 1874 n O'Clock p M. that valuable tract OF
land near Mount ulvet cemetery, in the District OF
Columbia, and being part OF tract called Long
Meadows and contained within the following
metes and bounds: Beginning for The same at a
stone marked I'D, - Standing the eastern side OF
heturnpike road from " ashnEton city TO BlAdrns-
burg. and thence running south g degrees east 10
pcrches, thence north q degrees east 10 perches,
thence north % degrees west 20 perche5 to sad road
and thence along said road 10 the place OF begin.
ging, with the improvements thereon consisting of
o substantial twO -story brick dwelling of ten rooms
with slate roof; stable, we'll and pump, fruit
trees, &c.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
four equal instruments At six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months from day OF sale, with Interest
at eight per cent per annuIn. The title 70 be re-
tanned until all OF the purchase money, with inter-
est Is paid. III the term, OF sale are not compile
with within seven days from the day Of sac. re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaultlng purchaser; All conveyancing
at purchasers cost. Two hundred dollars on ac-
-ceptance OF bid.
BRIDGET DARLINGTON, Guardian.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Attorney.
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
mylo-TuThS&dS Tstar,l Auctfoneers.
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DYLATINER CLEARY.

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street,
Star Office Building.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FURNITURE AND
WINES BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE CHARLES SUMNER.
10 O'Clock, at his late resence. corner Of Vermont
avenue and II street northwest, shaE sell the fol.
lowing elegant collection of Furniture, Wines, g.
Superb FrencR-plate Mantle Mirrors
Gilt arlor Suite uphostered in SIN brocItel, con
sistng or Centre Divan, Side hi, ans. 10 Pill
NJ, lows, Arm Chair. and Reception Chair
Magnificent Buh-work ATmoire
Carved walnut round lnlald Table
Elegant Window Hangings and Cornices
Elegant Gard Receivers and Jardinicres
supsrior Wilton Carpets, Persian and Turkish
yeiss;. Brussels, Three-ply and Ingra. Carpets
SupcfI1r black walnut Chamber Furniture
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather PIIlows and Bolsters
LIBRARY.
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
DiNiNG ROOM.
Carved walnut marble-top Sldebolrd
Carved walnut Extensio Dining Table
Fine Via io~ RSnginss, Walnut Side TATie
Carved BRACKETS, Racks, &c.
4 Gns assoT$fnent of Table Linen
Fine Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
large and varied assortment of
WINES AND LIQUORSOFS BRANDS.
n. B. Catalogues will be ready OF May x.
collections Of furniture ever sold in Washington.
The house will he open for inspection on Monday
and Tuesday, June and 2, 1874.
myls.d LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-22
RY b. II. WARNER,

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,-
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and sts.N.W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HNioNT6WN, f 5. E., AT TAU AucT hIArE IN
By virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton,
Iser So Ss folio Ill one Of I'm iaGd recorGs o1
Washington county, c., and also by virtue OF de-
bia, Equity Cause No. Sis. Doe H. substitutina The
undersigned trustee in place Of Daniel l.. Eaton,
the premises on The RidSs Road and adjolpng he &c
CHURCH near Good Hope, on WEDNES-
p; m, an that piece, parcel, or part ofa tract
% SRa lying nd Sbns in che
ter being part OF the land conveyed by Enoch
BY H deed facofSd In E i1t% p
8 i2I HI &i e E2f ~ iss 3 S?aR
the Aforesaid Conveyance OF Enoch Tucker. twenty
one hundred and seven e, l0D feet southeast from
corner in the division OF this land and the land Of the
late Benjamin B. Smith, the said point Of ginning
sold by John Fox Fl al. 10 Goodrich. and running
thence along and with the said third line south
q Ridge road Being e end or SAID third
thence south I24 degrees west 2D-lOo pcrches TO a
q said road thence south iGS tgrees VESTS perchss
thence south 81 degrees east II lCO perehes 20 the
west 2S-l0O perces, with said out line, TO stone
end ofthe same thence north ~ degrees west o!
HS feet; TO the centre of a 25-foot road; thence
north "a degrees ease 80 feet, TO the southwest
corner Of said Goodrich lot and thence north az
degrees eastSl2 feet TO p ofbeginning except
ing one-acre lot conveyed by ssid EnOch Tucker 10
George w. Dunlop ct at. for q church, and except
ing also lot OF three and one-half (3t) acres or
thereabouts. lying in the formed by the end
OF the second ont line and beginning Of The third
out line, lad out by subdivision by George W.
Duval as lot numbered sixty-seyen go, for ceme-
terry This tract to be sold contains 65 acres,
less.
Also, Immediately after the above will be sold,
by virtue of the same deed, another part of ''Ch-
cester, " embracing lots numbered 70S, rs, and 73n
To IA, both inclusive. 74 20 re- both inclusive and
lot marked George W. Duvall, fronting lI0feet on
johnson street and Il3 feet inches on Monroe
street. according to plat of subdivision and re-
subdivision OF part Of stid tract recorded In Liber
&C. folio III, &C., of the aforesaid land records.
gether with the improyements. consisting OF three
two-story frame dwellings. The attention Of pur-
chnsers Is particularly called TO this sale Is 1t
offers rare Inducements for profitable investments,
anG parties looking for sites 70; suburban residences
cannot faii TO he suited.
TERMS: One fourth cash: hallnce In one and two
years. with interest at per mt. per annum, pay
able semi annually, 10 be secured by deed OF trust
the property. One hundre.i dollars down ON
each lot day of sale. If the of sale not
compiled with in seven days after sale, the rIG rty
will be resOld 1t the risk and cost of defting
chaser purchasers. Conveyancng ut cost Of pur-
JOHN II. COOK. Trustee.
IT. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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DROFOsALS FOR ELEVATORS AND
L CONFINED ELEVATORS AND STAIRS
EU& TIE UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE
AND POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT

hay 4, 1861.
scsicd proposals will be received a. die oi.ce Of
the Superini endenI until Il Of the LIST day OF
June, oIi, for fur nlshng delivering, hitting, and
putting ir place the Elevators and Combined Ele-
yators and stairs OF Corner Pavthon-al as eShib-
tied on the Drawings, described IN the Specihca-
tons. or called for IA tie Schedule.
COPIES Of the Drawings, Specifications, and
Schedule may be had On application ct this
office.
All scaaoiding req=irsd by the contractors to put
ment free Of charge, but will be erected by the con-
Proposals win be made for each Elevator COM
plete, and for each Combined Elevator and Stair
The Elevators Of Divisions and must be
mpltted within three months from the date Of
acceptance of proposal, AMI the Combined File
NstVrs and Stairs within ak months from same
date.
The contractors will be required TO guarantee
their work for period Of two years.
Payments will be made for each Elevator on Its
Peton, less ten CO) per cent, which viii be
tested for the period OF six months.
AL bids must be accompanied by penal bond, in
the sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars, ($a5 Co.,
that the bidder win and perform the cobtract
cer,ifed by the United statss Judge, clerk Of the
United States court the district attorney OF the
distrct wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Government to do so. award each division TO =
different bidder, at Its option.
Any bid that Is not made on the printed form, to
be obtained tEls Office, and does not conform 20 the
requirements OF this advertisement, will not be
sidered neither will any proposal be received from
Elevators.
Proposals will BE- inclosed in a sealed indorsed
bids for Elevators, &c. :" and addressed to
C. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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RAILROADS..

WAsHINGToN AND ONO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT TWO DAILY
EMA%pRIA AND PURCELLVILLE, BEGIN
MING MAY S, 1874.
Leave W ashngton ut o a. m. AMI D. m, and Al
eNandria at 9:l0 a. and 4:lO p. Pass Leesburg
tgoing westward) at LIS m. and 6:25 p. m, and
arrive at Purcellville At II IN. and Up. m.
Leave Purcellyille at $40 a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
pass Leesburg IgOng eastward) at a. IN. and l;lQ
p. M, and arrive at Alexandria at Sis 4 and
Sl5 p. M, and at Washington at $40 a. m and $50
p. m.
ingt0n and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station at 3 a. IN. and p. m, and go
through TO Purcellville without change of cars.
The 9:l0 n. m. train from Alexandria and 1890 p.
m. train from Purcellvile connect at Purcellyille
til kigers daily line OF coaches for Snlckersville
Berryyi!.e and Winchester; also with Reamer's
line of coaciICs, which leave Leesburg daily for
Aide and NJ 'ddieburg.
Communication tickets, three cents per mile.
Annual tickets, $50. II. ii. HAVENSER.
myl5-f General Ticket Agent.
n 8 I m NICI5 Z 4 Nm Q1I1n d . Ii IN =
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myi9-TuThS&ds
DY LATIMER q CLEARY.
- Auctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eley-
enth street, Star Office Building, :
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
STREET WEST. OPPOSITE THE CENTRE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED BUSIN ESS PROPERTY ON NINTH
STREET WEST, OPPOSITE THE CENTRE
Under and by virtue OF a deed Of trust dated
March H. ISL, and duly recorded In Lber go folio
As, being one Of the land records for Washington
county, In the District of Columbia, aud by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell At public auction In. front Of the premises,
MONDAY, the 18th day OF May, 1874, at 8 O'Clock
p. M, part Of lot numbered nine, o. in square
numbered three hundred and eighty-two, 13S2. J
having front of fifteen (I5) feet on Ninth street
west, being the same which was conveyed to John
d. Ward bv a certain deed recorded In LIber j. A.
s. No; 81 folio ga &C., one Of the land records for
Washington county, d. c., together with the i'm
provements thereon, consisting Of four-story
Brick House.
This property is one of the most valuable busl-
ness stands In tie city.
"a and 30 months, with interest from the day of sale
at 10 per cent. per annuln. All conveyAncIng at
cost Of purchaser, Three hundred dollars down at
time of sale II the terms OF sale are not complied
with in ten days foo day OF sale the trustee re-
the right TO resell The property st the risk
and of the defsultIny purchaser, after giving
Ave days notice in some ntwspa published in the
city of Washington. SAM'L CROSS,
Surviving Trustee.
LATIMER CLEARY,
my1iQSds. lStar1 AuctiOnetrs,