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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07

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It will thus be seen that an exceed
ingly good days work was done. The
prices secured averaged about SAT per
acre, or four dollars over the average
Of the former sale. This advance Is
attributable to the general upward
tendency In real estate and the im-
provements made upon the property
by the company, which impart to all q
confidence In the movement. To-day
the sale will be continued on the
grounds, the special train leaving the
depot at 1880 A. NJ, as before. Free
transportation will be given to all
wishing to attend the sale. It is ex-
pected that there will be good repre-
sentation of ladies to-day, should the
weather permit. Among the other
bargains to be offered will be the forty
acre tract upon which the big artesian
well is located. 1t will be remembered
that the flow Of this well is about five
inches and that 1t will irrigate 100
acres Of grain, according to the best
estimates. The whole will be sold
without reserve. For those who have
money to invest in lands, there will
be fine opportunity presented to-day
and all should attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
LAND FOR SALE.

HAVE 600 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
i laud for sale near Old Los Nietos. About
HU acres Will produce corn without irrigation.
The remainder is good fruit and small grain
land. Living water on the premises. Par
TALLY improved. j. 8. THOMPSON,
81 and 81 Temple Block.
Dec. IL, 1874 del7 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
POST OFFICE EMPORIUM.

Miss G. NJ. TURNER has removed to the
Pos!oflice building, where she will sell every
thing in the Stationery line
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
Rail Road Improvements.

The rev railroad is completed at Anahem
and runs directly along the southe' n portion
of our tract We Will offer lands within from
one to three miles of Downey City as well s
adapted for corn as any now under cnltiva-.
tion. and there are none betterin the world.
t1Htraff q tisin
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
COURT REPORTS.

District Ceurt-McNEALY.J
TUESDAY, April 8.
Gibbons VS.. Gibbons.-Default entered and
cause referred to s. G. HubbelI to report testi-
mony % Court,
Gay vs. Bolsa Chica Wharf Co.-Cause ar.
gued and submitted, rr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
ARreslA.

Opening OF the second Sale-Despfte
the DisagrceabIe Day, Large At
tendance and Another Grand Sue
cess-s2o, ,432 so worsh Of Property
Sold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07

Over the choicest portion OF theiI table lands
and purchasers will have the right to water
without charge Such an opportunity to Sc
cure land admirably situated and watered
and perfectly adapted to semi-tropcal fruit
culture, will not occur again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07

County COurt-O'MELvKNY.J
TUESDAY, April Q.
In the application Of Peter FELTON, for writ
OF haheas corpus.-Writ granted and prisoner
discharged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-07
$1,000 per year per acre.
WATER DITCH

The Association has just comp pleted u
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PURE BRED POULTRY.

INGGS FOR SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
-E pure bred varieties: Dark Brahmas,
Buff Cochins, White-faced Black Spanish,
Brown Leghorns, at So per setting of l3 eggs,
White Leghorns, the best layers, non-setters,
SO per setting; two settings for $5.
Address, BHUNK d BRUCK,
mrl9 3ms Box 4O7.
, 1875-05-02

The marriage ceremony Of hr. Il. M. Bowen
with Miss MARY Church will take place this eyon-
ing in the Methodist Church. Mr. L. II. Bowen
IN one of the old residents Of Austin, and is at
prasent SUPERINTENDENT OF the generA town
work. and interests Mr. Bowen, in the yenrs
that are flown, has enjoyed welded felicity, hav-
inr been T. yidower for some six yeaEs. Hiss
Mary Church is . young lady, well and favorably
known by her large circle Ut acqualntancea-
rbe oraat event OF the season, in the social
circles. vas the large silver wedding given by Mr..
and Mrs. William Burweu Monday evening. The
coterer,e skilt and tue bountifu1ly filed festive
hoar;i wara appreciated By the large number OF
euests. Conspicuous among the glfta waa
COMPLETE silver tea-service, handsomely wrought
aud with gold trimmings It wa sne g1s OF Tue
ias ioIder f. from IN Nj. md Hrs McGee, and silver
standard card-receiysr, with the .. congratnla-
tion and compliments Of II. Glbert." wore
noticeable.
some, Tho bride, Mrs. Burwell, looked charm-
;nrIy in 4 handsome costume OF black silk, with
nleatipg OF Swiss muslin. Natural flowers we're
arranged in her hnir aud 1t her throat: mrs.
Moore was the most elegantly dressed LADY OF
the evening. Her costume was IN elegant biack
,proa-rraiu silk, with elaborate jet..trsmmings,
nontelaco at the sleeves and throat, and diamond
Ornamental, Mrs. Osgood wore layender allk
and coral iagelry Hrs. Ba1zatt black silk, gold
and cameo ornaments; Mrs. Mhrah. Pa!e blue
eilk, trimmings Of white tulle, and gold orna-
ments; Mrs. Ventrls black & gros7GIain sl!k, eolo
tume was two shades Of drab, with diamond
orunments: Mrs Piilbr1ck, two shades OF esr-
1inal ailk, and amethyst 1ewelry; Mrs. SNOW,
silyer-sray eilk and pearls; Mrs. Cox, two shades
of brown sill, and pink cameo 1eTelry Ars;
Rapsett. stylish costume of navy blue, &ndcorM
--r,,7,opfa. sfra Rica black SILK, EtI18c1n gold
, 1875-05-02
Tho Q1gnr-Store Par EIccllenee-Tfv.
oil Garden.

The NEnr-StoFe Par E1cellenee-Ttv.
oil Q1AfdeDs
There Is perhapa no indulgence which the
American citlzon would sooner forego than tho
enjoyment Of cigar. and few things which he
would go farther to procure than = good Cigar,
and no wonder, considering the article usually
sold under that name in this market; but thanks
are due n. F. Bemis i Co., who make it possible
for one to get different article from anything
sold here before. Mr. a. Y. Bemis has
been in Havana and New Orleans dur
ing the past winter, ind while there
made it his buEiuoss 10 mAks q thorough
inspection Of the cigar trade, and has effected
permanent arrangements with F. 4. Gonzales d
Bro, at Now Orleans, the largest importers ia
the United States, whereby he will st an times
have On hand large and varied stock OF the dnest
domestic cigars manufactured, as veil as the most
richly favored imported cigars from the manu-
factories Of La majaSa2 and La Escipclon, who
manufacture only the best homemade cigars:
The new regime will be inaugurated ar the Hvoli
Garden May s. Gentlemen who want good
smoke should go to the Tiyoh" vhere they
can get good cigar at prices that they have
been paying Tor the poorest. Those Who have
sampled these cigars say they do not know how
it is possible to sell them st such prices but MI
Bemls Says ho is determined to sell Chicago peo-
pie good cigar 1t going prices, whether hs
makes or loaes by it.
, 1875-05-02

d.v aveninr. st No. lat Twelfth street. They
ars Anticipating verY pleasant tima.
CLUB PARTIES.
: Club parties have been dull during d1E tho pat
nearly a tho clobs cesTea c from
has oiye1 rnnny Of them . chance for just one
roors under The name Of \ May party:
Tha .. 4. Club met Tuesday evening 1T the.
residence OF a1r. Platteuburg, No. ITO Jackson
TT,s r;oht-o,c1ock Club give j vary elegant
norty It tha Grand Pacific Hotel Thursday evon-
me-. This il fasbionable North Side organizs-
tion who know where and how to enjoy them-
aatye8. ...-
, 1875-05-02

thu @ant,snan frons Oshkosh had been uuayosd-
ably detained from meeting the engagement
At midnight the reporter bad ehanesd has
mind:abons the " parterns1ship,* and coneluosa to
impa It the info1mation gained in tho gonerqnty
Of his nature, squaled oaly by that of ne LOO.
tor. to that creduIous armJ OF amost1oGs men
rho are 40 often persuaded T. part With the 1e"
hundred dollars the9 own, in tho experimental a
hope Of realizing therefrom a fortune "Aed-
catsd-Rum, may be success. but tbs gentle
man from Oshkosh has no disposition to test lta
merits.
, 1875-05-02

eur city. 4 few years ago Mr. Pratt Was de-
partment clerk, but vacAting his plaee through
inclination or necessity, etarted National Bank
agency, wherein he exchanges bonds, Or per-
forms al necessary business tor them with thu
department. he is a white haired old gentle
man, With patria1chal beard, and shrewd faos
and brusqae n2nnerr. His success must be
judged By tho extent Of his bueiness, and his be-
ing able to branch out IN the purchase OF prop
erty llks tho above. Ou1sE1-
, 1875-05-02
DOMESTIC PLEASURES.

Society being formed OF VARIOUS elass6e, m
cluaipg dancing people, talking people, people
vho like to assume characters not their own,
onty in q dramatic entertainment OF course. and
musical people, there is still another class, not
40 often heard Of, but who at lesst deserve some
attarton with the rest. These are tho domestic
people. Those dear wives and mothers. OF even
mothers-in-law, strange as the latter may seem.
who, in the privacy Of homa-life, OF 1t somo
delicious little dinner or supper, cater to
tho tyrant man, realize that, to very
great extent, be il ; po1yp. Armed with
lemon cheese oa1e even nother-in-laV may
be tolerab}e, while it abe has risen to q perfect
knowledge Of roastB and broi1s, devlled bones
xnd r1ssoles abe has reached as near the hears
Of man as she can ever hope to !; sha has appealed
to his strongest sentiment, which oy no meana
according to old myths has Its place in the heart,
but ig enthroned in the stomach, A good break
inst or dinner puts the viless tempered man in
good humor, while Of the naturally good tenn
pered one it makes = perfect saint. This fact
being recognized, and TIE TRIBUNE haTinS the
interests Of society at heart it maJ not be anizs
for the benefit OF the feminine portion Of it to
add few housekeeping receipts Of weu-known
practical value from authoritative eourcsa- These
We give below are furnished by KinsIe5, and have
been thoroughly tested By him.
TO RRon BEEF sTEAxoN MuTToN-cHoPs.
NAA
. wire broiler and put into arfppsu, letting one
side Of the broiler rest the upper rim Of the drip
pan. Put sufficient waeE into the drippan to entire
II cover tho bottom; place in hot oven twenty to
twenty-five minutes. Tho result will be faR more sat~
tsfactory than broiling over M open dte.
HOT KUF51N5-
str together one quart -four, one and ono-haH tes-
gpoonsful baking POWDER one-han tezspoonfu1 salt
beat two eggs, and put into one pint Of milk, either
sveet or sour and mix thoroughly. Butter the muffin
rings hot I'LL wohtrda full, aud place in hot oven
twenty minutes. Tho abova will make twanY mufdns-
, 1875-05-02

"A Shot from etern- Chaser. ."-Mistress--.
did you make it up with Mrs. Ta1ragon
Cthis waa the cook, who had been vory unpopu-
four1shing greengrooer in tho naighborhooD
'before she went, Jane? ?" Lady's Aaid-"o,
yes. N, VIE parted quito friendly, Mum, but
says to her, ssyB, Just ~ she was q gettn' into
the cab, ''ealth md 'apptness, I wiah yst, hrh
Tsxrg9on,' I e4yA but ahould = thought ~
Ms. Hpokley M1at3 d &hn1s Jodngaf I'D
f<Asr.iookIn' ~oman. sayni *-Pvmth.
, 1875-05-02
DANCtNC.SCHOOL PARTIES,


Dansants des Enfants 1t his academy On Twen-
ty-fourth street The programme contained
twenty numbers; the first four, Ga1op,"
s' Prairie Queen,"" Waltz" and Id Belle" in
which all the children joined, were very pretty.
These we're followed by character and fancy
dances, which servcd to show the skill and grace
OF Individuals Where all who thus entertained
the audience did we'll one can scarcely draw com-
parisons. After the first four numbers, Miss
Nellie stager and Master Louis Spruance per-
formed Tambourine dance, followed by Miss
Sophie Van schaack in the Highland Fling.
Tho Polka OomiQue, BY Miss Mimic stubbs
and Aaster Alvar Bournique, Was amusing, and
elected eommendation. Miss Hattie Fletcher
danced the "Cracovienne," and Master Hall
Fake and Eugene Bournique the .tPas de Mate
lot" Miss Minnie spruance and Nellie stsgGTr r
"Cupid's Triumph" by Hiss Blanche Hantord'
was triumph ID more than name- LA Frlcas-
sea" by Miss Eugenie Sp7uance and Master
Freddie Fake, was we'll executed aa well IS tue
PAS De Nina" which followed it BY Mss Nay 4, :
young gentlemen, Willie Rees, Louis spru-
snco, A1var aud Eugene Bournique,. was
vary comical, as tho laughter OF the
spectators Attestel. The - Cachucha WAS
again given by Miss Cora Hess, and "KoEy
Jae DMo[e, M!tn 10y us star pet chsrios McAvoV
Miss toInena ana Maoset c,. Gua..oa Fdith yorr;1
Mediey oy 1ssos c1ra P;a ..rn-ad +ha;r
Louie Layton aou nsa; ~ m1 sorTa. and
thofougn mssseIv " 10 :. 1,,;ts i;ors hy
thon IouoWea ENG Ao11n III so'e s".oo .isn" o1+
little May Bournllue. Inc chua1en e.! tnen @ons
g1aceful!y through the stately - M'nne, . nn aua
the ntr1caaea Of tne 1olanr &n1 1n,s ~4un LII
plementeo ~ oa1nsy suppet. tu9 ~ HHn II
cFo"aea D} tne paIsuIo a1i1 n!eaa a: - ~ re.a.
dren, all seeming thoroughly 70 eng. ine ga.'"
ful and accuraso moVements oi 1n' A''4' on'''
NJ Ah .aa1a.. nAhrsk ~ ho,h ~ hin .cada-
nos ALSO AnlsHoa LIS eeasoa ~ JUL " aA4 IL
mles with juvenile en1etsalnnents Inan ~ sss
South SIDE occurred Iuesuay eYensa hnu w. W.
designated "JqTenile nay "a Fas.5 ane - s'o ~
was transfofme mto LUZ s.o.to. s.1 ~ '-cra
"note VEST enc o1 tne u1n .uso LII" -; 81; H.
where oirds t"1esnseu anu saS' "Mt.o No 1a
children lifted through tnen: ~ ane 1g1a gsons
eeene was tapleau 1ep1esentns 10 aoss ~ ~
ton OF the MAY Vueen souge ano a1r.s;c, Va,
loved n harmony ~lsn ene Mars a9sa .nca % 4!ha a
tauy danco ano a..o my ~, ftar <xb;c,, tot9
whole was neaauinny eos.en aas ~ NJ. =. d;farent
lowed fancy aaa 9aalacser uances ~ ets>as
pupilA a. OF Wnieu xete n.;'a @sn T,ara wora
c,sily III ne AIlnues 0uaulo' aac1t nd -ae+1v o50
ABOUT ooo spectatots pesen~, ;,ana Hna ~ara .ant
children. Ater supper 1ao en.uau f. "e," 70 o. y
home: and tne1r aoaa@ ae1enoS Aeps ~ "'"
dooE Tor many honra- ma,4 c;aa ;,van;,,
1ne s4oa1f ooSa - - ;.,,.,-,.+;a,, tool 1.}aca
, 1875-05-02

Peurtsy pains and al asthmatc and bronchial sheo-
tions ara soon relieved by that certain remedy 1oF
coughs and eods Dr.. Jayne's E1pectorsnt.
, 1875-05-02

oorn-colored 8atiu, with 5upefo ose1u1esa Va
purple satin embroidered N DIAMONDS; Eseay
e!,aru,ine. the floral decorations balng u Tho
most elegant and oxtrs7agant kind
ST. LOUIE
81. Louis hss also had its grand wedding IN ths
uuptiala Of Aiss Mary I. GhiE, daughtec OF D.
r Ghiv. ESQ. sud III. r. Il. Bsrada. The oers-
1nonv vss performed 1t tho residence OF the
brides father, the Rev. Father Fitzpatncf, OF ~
Thcresa.s Church. Officiating. asslsted BY Eaahop
Rven and tbs Rev. Fathers Meredith, OF a.
Ainhongns' Church, aud Gleason, Of st. 1ohn g..
Five hundred invitations ware issued anu lstee e
aasernblaee OF tbs friends Of the parties Te1e
eathered together. Tha toilettea vera elegant
snd the presents moro than usually hhndaome
including an elegant set OF diamonds.
MARRIAGE ANEouNcEa1ENTa.
At5p. m. Thursday, OF this weeE. hse Melne
Hutchinson and &r. Eugene . Lancaaser ~ .t,,s "
married It the residence OF tie hx4ooB 1&%noa'
No. 68s Wabash avenue.
Al o'clock the Same day, Mias Carrie h1A
and Mr. John Fairbanks will be married BY Rlah-
% Cheney 1t Christ Church:
Another wedding in lsraelits cto!o6 VIII asam
urove a festl occasion Tor many ffaends oi TIE
Contracting parties- They a1e A;as HennettA
Livingston young Indy wen known sud uqcn
Iovod bY her fr1ends, and Mr.. II. Markn. Ino
careuony will occor the latter part ef hay. A
bridal trlp 10 Europe will be followed h3 seas~
denoo in this city.
And zo-, & more generaa interest, comes the
announcement that Cen. Sheridan. ever Whose
celibacy SO many ohaperonos haTa mou1noa !;
xho has nccaEjcued 30 many hopes
md fears n the bEeassa OF nnammAa WITH
rnnrriagsable daughters, has ut list suconmbed.
He Who haa been so long conaidarrd prixe has
zt lsss won priza himself, and lays Ill his rnnF-
ii tronhtes down 1t tho feet Of Niss Buckex.
sSe beautiful ead accomplished asughter et
est. Raoker. G9A shetidsa3 aad - koskes sss
asta ss. !: ~ M frey. T. 2..!: aHssf II. e s. s.
, 1875-05-02
MEDICAL.
Piles and F'istula

Curcd without PAIN no ps5 until eursd. aErCHkA
8EELY. sSS W.st NAdison+t-, Chicago Vacs nootss
a - IA ~ and to s II, m
, 1875-05-02

first met Miss Honoro, now Mrs. Grant. Gen.
Forsyth, smother OF. the gneets st the same
feast, it is said, proposes 10 follow Gen. 6hari-
DANA land
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK And WARRINGTON
~ IHkOuGH LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

al POINTS IN TIE NEW EyGIsxp
STA TES
THBOUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON Ann
NV YORK N
WITHOUT CHANGE OF C1RS
TIE eIriFrent on this line 4. neS And ~ tha NO..
elegant sf41 ~ proved finish. 0 "o''
TRAIN LEANISG AT S.23 Al Is PUTI
HAN PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIyFIV
PULLMAN PALACE 81 EFPTNf, CIpS n ~
NIGHT TRAINS OE'
On ana after MAY %. lSs, train. by thu,
line viii leave Depot Of Baltimore and Poton,as
kaiirCa al corner q 9Th and Streets a. f,l,rs.
: IS m. EsP-ess for Philadelphia, New YORK
aud poI1;s East daily, e~cept Sunday
g2S n. m Limited Ex press-PulIrnan O. r-otr
duly. except sundsy. o' p"in's Aast
-:l- m Express for Philadelphia and New yo,s
daily, except Sunday. 0AA
{ so p n. EEPIss- for Philadelphia and eay poInt.
daily. ~ p'in1s
9:O- m. Express for Philadelphia, New YORK
and points East daily " AOiA
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS on All Dav Train.
Pl Imam PALACE SLEEPING CARs on
Tickets sui information be procured a, the o.
ces Of the c0nlp ely. NV Va
Baggage called for and checked AZ hotels a,s nj.
Vste Residences OrHrs left At the Offices Of ,no
company, northeast corner 18th street AMI Pennsvi
suls az enUe, and oB northeast corner OF Psnnsyi
Vaais avenue AMI 9th street. "'Si
DEPOT BALTlnOEE AND POTOMAC RAIL-
M BOYD. IN
GensTai Passenger agent. PhiIadeIphis Pa
fell Sup.ri-IfarI.Dt Rai,i-.nSlN a.,
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nas Kes' Es,ate Agent AMI AUctloneer
o1oe No. S02 sth st nOrthxp.,
SALE OF ALL THE REAL ESTATE RyIoxn
dHE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN srrTtoNsSs
- INT SiIf, At AUCTION
null = me days hereinafter named L will sell at
80 sII' n, IN front Of the pr@mi e. the
rn.L,,Ig Real Is ate belonging 10 Hon. Caleb
on MONDAY. the 3I-t day of MAY. ,y-, a, I.
fon,;h III Lot numbered two. ia s-Iutra ,st;
woniEg on Canal street, Of s;rset south
Immediately thereafter, Lo: seven, in sru.r. sa-
Onins on sou;h street betw IN Let aud ~ s;ree,
In Inedatsly thereafter, Lot seven in s,uars 81,
ironing on % street between II and r. st-eo.
PAN Dv,.i 1.d improved by two new two-story
LII pN,t iihc' c"ntalDiDg 4 rooms each.
y thereafter. Lots nins and fourteen in
It, o;. the i9Imer fronting Canal street and the
49, pe!hs on the Corner OF and Fl streets south
imm!sdiately thereafter Lot two in square GLIB.
OF Isl street west, and improvements y.
new Ohe-s,ory Franz Dwelling -
O'clock D. m. Lot No Is in sayare y" So fr,nti
- let =, inches on q. street southwest between K
Hon.a NJ AID improved by two story Brick
ON the same day, at 6 O'Clock D. m, Lots num-
~ sN snd se, en- IN square No. III, having to-
street east, between G and II streets north being
opposite the street market and ne.r the I0Iumbi,
..altoa1 These Lets will be offered in fronts of ~
On WEDNESDAY, the ID day of Jun,. ISIS. At :
south. 'h' ''io-'s
And in Immediately thereafter Lots three, four. i've.
west half Of -sid square fronting 2rh street east
betv cen and streets south ''
Terms 81 sale: One fourth cash; balance in one,
two and three years, with interest at siv nar cat
per anh'I and secured by deed of trust on the p-
Of property immediately afJeT il il sci e,T np pee
anCiI G, at cost Of purch
Imy22-s u ,th,s&wlds jos +. Kelley. Auct.
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E.R.

NAMES. on Mo- az. Ma cFh. Ma, TA~E.
below a vie 20 u Bob. BAla,. ssei I'd ar. .uF ii
aa5 after long aud % iufui Illness lei ~. -.
WIN I .tl~ftaH fortttH|H and &c., grafton
t.fsw u dear husband. am A. rest
A. shall forever -.
could ut sta with sou or earrr.
Bet ca can Con. o M.
W not, d. sr husband. that I an rsu..
tu' 81 rive o. I. tlnw ne
That 'hrs ma, happy re
Funeral tTam -. pomiuiCk's ChurrH. w.rr.-r.y
ai'-iIe'ii, AZ hai' past " C'0 - o. U rI. O. n.
il'te ana friends Il tn smih a.. tuflt.t.
LkN Is on SUI iss. tho efI a. Nal. UF r.rtr.
Glii~. Jaw III. Young - rHul - EliFaf.sfh ans
Nin evils aged year. n months su1 Irf,
bEI Harry has gone Ca the lanl q al glory
H has gone. All w. heIe shall d. a. -es I'D n
Nor.
But the angels telling him tie autitrI Soy
vi iHfuTr happy meeting uu tn other shore
POokE. Suddenly on the s4ih instant. Mr.
SARAH Pu'Bt. widow ai the tate SJhu PosTa Ia
h"laflNr~ atH friends ai the family 81. rs.r.cs
inHE invited g. attend al. funeral. from hrg lsfa
t"-ldeuc", 400 % street, CA Thursday. TIA 2-th
Instant. At y. p
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE IMPRuNEn AND HMM PRONEn ~

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON. IN THE
EOR1HWEST PART OF SAID CITY, HERE
MATTER MENTIONED.
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
Id the District of Columbia, in equity cause No
Z,6l, OF George W Linyille ct al vs.: William ID. G.
Murdoch ct al, We will sell, on MONDAY. the 18th
day OF June, A. ID. ISIS, at clock o. m, in front
OF each premises hereinafter mentioned, at public
auction at the cost and risk OF the detailing pur
chaser all those pieces parcels OF ground ia the
city OF Washington, to wit: Lots numbered 4, s.
9, TO- IL and p IN square Nc % according 70 the re-
ceiyer subdivision in said square, said lots front
ing ON 20th street, north street aud Boundary
street.
Immediately after the above sale We will sell lots
Nos. Il, H. 81, IS aud 81, in John W STAIRS subdi-
vision of square No l3l, said lots fronting on north
L street and Boundary street
And immediately after we will sell Lot D. in
Square No. 1885, in receivers subdivision Of Lots A.
b. e., ID and 4, of Morrison s subdivision of said
square 49, said Lot D being 18th street west be
tween X and streets north.
The above real estate, in part, is improved by
good, substantial Frame Dwellings, cOutsininS
seven to eight rooms each.
Terms. as prescribed by the decree: One-third of
the purchase money cash; and the balance thereof
in SIX, twelve and eighteen months from day of SALE
with 10 per cent interest per annum until paid the
purchaser or purchasers 10 give their promissory
notes, with sureties to the Subtraction of the re.
ceivers. No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid. deposit of $50 will be re-
CURED each piece of property sold when the same
Is struck of Ii terms of sale be Complied with
IN ten days from day OF sale, the receivers reserve
the right to resell at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers. AL cJnyeyancing al
O'' u &iLIihM & MaTTiNGLYJ
PHILIP 4. pAREEILLE, Receivers.
WILLIAM ]. MILLER.
nas2adSds WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Aust, $
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-25

VIM. Wrench. well known c-t!za, NJ
norfolk Va, committed suicide on Safur-
day by taking lsudanUm.
nS-The san Antonio. Texas ENi,ra>s
scolds the people Of Houston for their .fiugky-
ism" toward Jefi pavts.
a. Josiah Mower. ~ south Jsfrav. y IA
while HnS;'ue. fined aiS house and cut hfs
throat His family escaped % their mega
borS. The building was DESTROYED