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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

was, fearfully incompetent as he has
proven himself to be if nothing worse,
he was taken up and placed in posi-.
ton through the instrumentality of a
Democratic caucus. These things are
established. What else will be estab,
lished affecting prominent Democratic
leaders we will not now undertake to
saw.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

OUR NASHVILLE letter furnishes
interesting reading. There may be
some rich disclosures connected with
the lobbying Of the funding bill if the
investigation proceeds. The ring
about the State Capitol is about as
INSCRIPTIONS as any in the country.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

TIE Chattanooga Times has opened
a warfare on ex-President Johnson.
Here is a specimen:
Gov. Brown was made by johnson the
mark for all his attacks because Brown was
the representative of the Democratic party
of Tennessee, which johnson hates When
the contest becomes narrowed down TO
these two men, and it is very likely to be,
there can be little doubt where the Demo-
Gratis in the Legislature will be found
Then if Andy Johnson should &C
in, will it be a triumph over Brown
or over the Democratic party?
The same paper says:
Mr.. Johnson's speech in Chattanooga last
| October, was devoted entirely to an attack
upon theDemocratic party of Tennessee, YET
he now has the sudacity to ask the votes o.
the Democratic members the election o.
whom he did his best to defeat
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1875.

DUNCAN's BUSINESS interests must
have been heavy to induce him to buy
out Hobbs. Very patriotic that was.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

uno bcimatbloie tfnaben ibrem Sdidiale iibers
lallen, iper fol- iie bann sum &im,nel fibren
Mie 70 auberft ielten seidebt eS, bab 3eutc,
nle lold)e &!noer an9enommen baben, iid nm
'Dre rcliaioie Gr;iebung befummern su ben
metlten Va!len ipiro oieie Grjiebuna 9dn;li6
rernadlo|iist unh iolde uneliidlide Ginbe,
ipa9fen beran, obne @oit nnb Scinen Deili9cn
gSillcn tenncn gclernt su boben. Sic iuadlicn
Deran, I'm bic 3abl Der llnaIaubiaen ait ueerz
mcDrcn uub 70 eenr ii9ern eniaen 8croerbcn
entac9en 81 seDcn. 9iei,S 9robte aller llebeI
pollen mir abmcnoen bon 10 bielem Deinatblu.
fen @nabcn, ais mir MIR aufnebmen f0nucu.
Sn bieicm @alcnbauie, baS iogleid) bic fird).
lid)c Meibc erbalten ioQ, iollcn Die &inbcr nid)t
nur leibli6 berpf1cat, ion0ern boraiialid AN ou>
ten fatbolii@cn Gbriitcn er;ogen tucrben.
60 babe id benn, @eiiebtc int Scrrn ;u
aiirse bic @riinbe anscgebcn, uorum pir fas
tDolifde Gbriten 10 bicle Miibc, 10 biel 3eit
uno 8elb oarauf berpenben, Den gSailcn cine
9cimatb su 1daffen. Sd nebme nun bic &C.
lc9cnDeit luabr, UNI ben sablrei1 bier ecriam
molten 3uborcrn i'm 9(omen ber uumiiuoigen
gSaiieutnaben meiuen Sant fit hos arobe Sn~
tcrele, fir bic 9eibiilfc unb lluteritiibunN bic
Dem @oiicnbaulc lc bon 70 bicleu ecitcn aeipor~
ben lit, auSsuipred)cn. SD bite, bab Nae audi
ferner oicier slnitalt i6 9iinjtig sciscn moecn,
oomit iic heitcbc, lpadie uno eebeibe nno 10
nit Den Sabrcn cine 9emot9 fir 3ouicnbe
bon auten Ggriitcu uno 8iirsern iucroe 0loge
oer allmd6tige uno barlnbcrise @ott biclss oue
gefan9cne 8crf ic9ncn, oan,it oerielbc allere
Doditc uno orcieiuige Soft hoourd pcrbcrrliAt
merbc. smen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
Ser Ohio ySaiicnfrcnno

miro bcrausscacbcn gum @citrn bcs Eomcrop
@ailenbouics fit 8naben, mcldc 9lnitalt sl,,,
Arobtcn lbeil bon beicm glotte obDan9i9 lit.
ga Die 3abl oer perlancnen Nnaben 9rob, baS
YomcroD @aiicnDaus obcr bcidrantt uno arln
IT. 70 bittcn. luir ale WcnfGcnfrcunoc, bicic
Nnltolt burd Innalme cinea Der fol9cnbcn
%orld)ld9c ,u untcritiibcn:
y Sober, Der uns $500 baor eiuicnoct, bcH
ld)icfcn pir ben vSbio @aiicnfreuno" ieoe
@ode, 10 lonac CT lcbt. Giric lcbensl1noli<
d)en SeonncntcN wcrbcn ais etiftcr bcS @ui=
ienbauieS bctradtct uno mirb, 10 lansc bic
slnltalt bcitcbt td9lid fir iie acbctct.
y User uns $1,000 baar cinieubet, bcm idiz
den mir ben uSbio Baiienfrcuno" 10 SABRE
lang jcoe gSodc.
s. @cr auf fcinen oieicr Sorl9ld9e eir9cben
mill, oen bitten mir, ,ns icbt cincn ein,acu
Dollar 5u ienoen, bcnn ipcnn ale s(5onncntell-
nnr SieleS tbatcn, 10 'uiirbe bic slnitolt fah
ldul0enfrci icin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
q + d ut ct.

Scoet slbonncnt, bcr fir Den vS6o @ailcn>
treuno" $l.5o be;oblt, tann 9e0en Nodsablun9
bon so ecntS bic folgenoc &r6mic crbaltcn:
Nuelujab! &ot6olil1eS @cbctbud) bon
Or. s. &oulen, in bcoucmcm Solden ior<
mat, gut aebunocn, nit cdtcm @oltid dnitt unb
Sitelbilb> 700 Seiten fart. Scr Qoocnprcis
oiclcS treffi@cn @ebetbu1cs lit $l.o0. 9ic
Nbonncntcn ocs rSbio @uiienf frcuno" crbol>
ten oos Sud- portofrei fit nur 80 Gents.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

lneroc. Slmen.
- Nad bet Gin,ucibung bss @aiienbaulcs
battcn mir cine belpcote lSodc. subcr Den
eiaener sSaiicntinocrn iuaren bicr Is @a.
icl,tnaben NIT spci 8riioern aus Cincinnati,
um burd) ibre ju9enbliden 9iebcr bos Neit ocr
Gin>ucbung su berbcrrli6cn. Nm 0!snltae
uno gNittipod) slbeno 9oben ciele iunaen San,
get bier Concerto in ber prad)tiaen Spernbule
oeS Serrn Gijclitcin 9iclcbcn lparei, out BE-.
iud)t une iuurbe ben tlcncn sanaern fort
mabrenO 8cifod 0cipcnbct. Nm 9onncritooe
iino bicic @aiienfnoben micocr nad) Gincin<
nati suriid gctebrt. - Sic 3abl bcr &naben
I'M @omcrob @aiienbouic lit bcim Gnbe ber
criten @odc bes 8eitcbens Der Nni italt auf 10
9eiua1ien unb eiui9e onbere perbcn biuncn
@uracm nod crmortct 9(llc unicre gSoilen~
tnoben iino I'M Sitter bon bis - sabren unn
ale iiub beimatbloS unb ,niibten obne bas
8ailcnbuus cine fatboliidc @r,iebuna cntbeb,
rem. 0urd) bic @unit ber sl6onucntcn bielcs
8latteS fonncn iuir icbt bieie arn,cn
ben Men den er,ie6en.' IS it sine pabrc
6rcubc, bicie frobcn uub freuoi9en Ainber ;u
ie1en, bic iiA bier aana bci,niid fiblcn unc
bon ocn auten 8riibern bes +. Uransistus
iuabrbait b1tcrlid) bebunbelt meroen. - slnt
Sage bcr Ginipeibune beS g4oilenbauieS bicl<
ten rcbrere tleine Gnobcn slnreocn in Nroia
unO 8crle,,, in beutider unb en9lilder Spradc
IN ben 9ndipiirbiaiten 8il9of uno an ben
@crausacber oieies 8lattes. gSir baben babcn
aus bcn, Munoe Der Ginbcr Gini9cs aufac<
id)ricben uno loiicn bic beutidc Nnrebe an 6en
@iidof iuie iie 9eDolten wuroc, bier folsen:
9od~iirbisiter 8ii@of!
sSinoct sfr0n5e, itreuct 8Lumcn,
Stimmt in Greubenldn Gin,
0cnu Der Stride treuer 2ebrer
limb ocr Sugenb Treuno siebt ein.
Sri iuillfommen, esler Sirte,
Sci gcsriibt lit uniern @eib'n,
llui'rc alanse, unl'rc eieber,
Soucn oeine Nnfunft ucib'n.
Infer Sers idldat Bit ent9c9cn
lnD bic iugenblid)e S@oor
gSeiDt Dir lire id0nitcn @iinide
8ringt Dir @lumcnop pier bar.
SSic bcr Nriibling Slu,ncn itreut
sluf bem oncu @icieupla,,,
~ mo9' aud 9ir Sell erbliiDen,
Se9ncn beiuc 2ebcusboDn.
SSie bcs @erges molo'ac Aronc
Sid crbcbt in itol;cr Tradt
so umitrobl Sid Nubm ,no gSonne,
gSabs ocr Dcil gen Stride W(ad)t
gu, Der @aii fen Sdirm uno Sc9cn,
Sei uns Tatcr, lei un5 Trc1,nb,
9eitc uns III sartcr Su9cnb
SrGitc, iuenn Der srue peint
Sri ou6 unS Gin trcuer &atcr,
sSenn mir emit eripadien linb,
"cite un5 auf @ottes @e9en,
M(od unS fromm uno gut 9ciinnt
Die guten Yriibcr, bic uns pfcgen,
8rinsen 0ir @crtrauen bar,
Siinidcu, hab itcts @ottes Se9cn
Sdmidc 9einen @iidofSfab.
Sino mir orln on eitlcm @oloc,
9lci1 an 2iebc l1no mir bod,
0arum fol- cs laut eridollen
I.,S. 1T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

6sss' Mue 9riefe, 8eiteIlunscn, 9(ufragcn, Core
@ep. sofeyQ Se(Gng, 2omerpp, Mcies 60. 2.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
3um Scitcn Scr @aiIcu

urrtanfen mir 9e9cn baarc 8csoDlune
GD Ju,pclcn unb Stbmudiad,cn. -@1g
0iclc Sdmud dloden iino d) tqoIbplot>
t!rt nne cs pcrlpunoert lid) Sober, ber III nicrc
tS@mudla1cn 9cieben bat, iibcr bic feline S(r<
belt uno ben billi9cn Yreis. SIN tcincm SUI
welcnltpre fonn MON 10 billig S1mut lo6cn
faufcn olS bon, @ailenfrcuno. gSir pericubcn
hleielbcn hurd Die GEprcb unb sarontircn Den
rld)ttgcn Gmpfang. SSer auf cinmol 5
: Stiid bon nnicren Sdmud laden beitcut,
Dem icllocn lpir nod Gin etiid mcbr, hos bic
Soften ecr grprcb oectt.
9ir baben iett folgcnoc @sacnitinoc ,ur
Scrlcnoung borrdtDig:
slrmbanbcr, bos Yaar $500
GbarmS, @laube, 9offnun9 unb Yicbc
barlteucnb, baS Sct 800
slnDere Gbarms 100
6inscrrinsc, bas Stiid 100
SDrrinac, bos Nsor LOO
Mrcuie fit 9amc11, bns Stiid 100
Srultnabeln fir Scrrcu, nit Areu,cu.
nno onocre, bas Stid LOO
Sdlobd)cn oocr %odctS, bas Stiid LOO
%rol6cn fit 0amcn, bas Stiid LOO
Stubs fir 9errcn, bos Set LOO
Yrad)tpollc llbridliiiicl, bas Stiid 100
sllc @egenltlnOc Dobcn ben nplcu yScrtb,
'HVtvt AuplH VlpltHIuu puS uuprcllc UUu QTCt=
fod)c unicrer Yrciic. Sci giniencune Der Sc
1icllun9cn acbc mon 9cnoll at, mas ocmiinld)t
miro, 10 iucrocn mir Die SclcQun9 9cnou aus
iiI6Wu.
Sober unicrer *cicr fam iib 10 nit vcidt,A>
felt cil1 folbares slnbentcn an oas Yon,eroD
gSoIcnDous crlucrbcl,, bcnn bel bcm S(nfouf
nnlcrcr S@muctiaden erb0lt niAt nur icocr
Den polcn gScrtD icires @clocs, nnolAc ioaor
nen ooppcltcn uno orcifadcn Mcrt9, ionbcrn CT
nnttrltibt au@ su9leid) ooS @omcrop @aiicr>
baus fllr Dclnlatbloic Nnabcn.
- sus slnlob Ser Ginuebun9 unicrcs ySoi-
1'nbouics bat Scmono bon Eomerob ocm Ginz
elnnati Commercial" telcsrophrt, oob u8iidoi
Nolccrans bon cine III glltarc rs Der
III frcicr 2uft crridtct iei sum &olfc aeiprodcn
babe" Soldc Sd)rcihcr, Die tcincn sltor bon
cincrNan5el, uno fcnc aan;cl bon elmer uYord"
unterideioen t6nnen, 9cbcu bcmEublifum sus>
tunft iiber Die 2cbrcn unb bos gsirteu ncr ta>
tbolidcn STRIDE!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

QSp Spd)cnfalcnbcr
fir Die 9io3eien Cincinnati, Columbus Sort
9Sa9ne, @opin9ton, Dctroit Nnb Glcpclanb.
9. 16. Mai @finsitfeit
W. IL. 3ueitcr Sag.
.: is. 9ritter Sag.
W. 10. (0afto9) Suatcmbcr.
9. 20. &on her Sftubc.
). 81. (6otta9) Suoember.
9. %. (Gaittag) Guotcmber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

~ An advertisement works on Sunday
and all other days.
pThe diocese OF EaSton. Maryland has
refused assent 10 the conservation OF Dr, be-
koven and Jaeger.
RIA report from Vienna il 90 the efiac;
that the Turks in Roumelia and Bulgaria
kave massacred two hundred and seventy
Christians.
~ CefiSas, ptySmagog, tachygraphy
glaour, tael, eyot, nciiu>, cuchamy and de-
moniacal played smash with the last Boston
spelling match.
~ Col Powell left a note at his bedside
which read: II IL IL possible for man 10
commit suicide and he rational at the same
time, that man Is John NJ. Powell.
~ There was no vessel wrecked on ih-
New Jersey coast on Tuesday. The body Of
drowned man was found, but IL had evil
Gently been In the water some time.
RF-It has been decided I'm a French court
that the Landlord who fails % have his guests
duly awakened TO catch the trains they wisn
10 take is liable in damages.
nS-A telegram from Hen1aye reports that
the Carlists have surprised Fort ASpe. near
Santander, and earned oil two hundred
prisoners and four guns.
~ Says the Cincinnati Commercial -
"The democratic majority in Ohio depends
very much upon circumstances. Ohio has
about 40, 600 voters who do not care two cents
for either party, and they are able 20 give the
victory 10 the party that represents the lesser
evil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
pkOPOsALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

900 DEPOT QUARIERMAsrER's OFFICE
100 LIZARD ST, Philadelphia, April 5, 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, with
aoopy oi TN. advertisement attached to each will
pe received at this Office until noon NAY SS IS55
Tor turshing the United States Ouarter masters he
pr,nent Nlth the following named articles, viz
inform Dress Caps, 5000 Campaign Hats,
S'y Orage Cars and Covers, 100000 pairs W oolen
pair Boots 5OttJ pairs Shoes % 0s Modem Blank
cts, zopO pairs " Oolen MittenS, 7D1 MalI Tents
hut ii les 2t5G Common Tents, 7OU dozen Scrub
blhs brushes sotSO yards g -ky blue kerssy 3,6g
Mled shITtng Flannel, 50 GtD yards coIorei Cotton
Jeans also, Helmets, Horse Hair Plumes, Cords and
bhnds' Top Freezes and Plume Sockets, Eagles.
S1SLoIi> ana hings, ana Side Buttons for Helmets,
Iohp"h>' Metallic Dress and Forage Ctp Orna-
nents Crescents for Coats, Iron Bu k Axe ffeIyes
Drum Cord, Black Silcsis, Black Padding. canvass
Padding, Black Italian Cloth, Cotton Waddnx
SpO'I OttoH Sewing Silk Silk Twist Bra Il and Cord
OF var 0u~ TOiors, Fly Buttons Hooks and Eyes.
81 aiii1ie> VI be subject to rigid in pfCtiOn.
ana bidders ave informed that full com pIiance with
specltc atoms will be insisted upon AMI hat no art
lcle interior 70 the standard will b. accepted
=. toNeTnfneDi reserves the right to reject any
or All b!ic BIDS are requested for the delivery of
ut aiiicleS n PhiIadelphia, Jacksonville, Ind
preteTenc" viii be given to articles Of domestic
production and anufaCture, cOnGIt iOns of price,
ana qailty being equal, and such preference will be
given 10 al iCies OF American production and manu-
factHrs produced the Pacific coast to the px tent
theIe.
u articles which TO he used in the States nd
TERRITORIES 81 the Pacific coast viii be received and
inspected at San Francisco, Cal.
For information in detail apply at this Office
Enyelo PES containing proposals, To be endorsed
,FTopo~ai>ior VI iiltary Supplies and addressed to
the undersigned. RUFUS SAXTON,
aplZ-6t'Msyls6t Deputy q NJ. General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

bRANNER. At the resid snce Of her son. John
semmes, 21O street northwest, Friday, the
10th instant, ELEANOR HARRISON, rclic of the late
Basil BTawner. aged IS years.
Funeral at 3.SO .. m, SUNDAY, the 18th instant.
MAkoNEH. On Thursday evening. ApriI l5th.
after a short but severe Illness, MICHAEL HAyES
MARoNEY, aged as years.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
1927 street northwest, on Sunday. April 18th, at
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited.
Nh MAN Departed this life, April 18TH. MARI
q wife OF Thomas A, Neumsn, aged u years.
10 Bridge street on Monday, the 18th, at y 20 q
Requiem mass at Trinity Church at 10.
THOMAS. In this city, on the 18th instant,
CYRUS A. THOMAS, brother Of Mrs. II ii Clapp.
His remains were taken 10 Buffalo, New York, last
evening Tor inteTment.
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apl 2aw&ds
II Ii. WARNER.
H. Real Estate Broker and AuctioDer
Federal Buildings, corner Il and 9TH ,ts northwest
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIa
PROV I'D PROPERTY NEAR THE NApirnI

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIN-
PPRR0N Sp PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL
Ssss ON TT ESDAY, April 9th, 1875. commencing
at o clio Il p. m. twill be sold, in front of tho
- premises, the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington ID q. to wit: Lot
square 635 on east side of LIST street west between
ID and streets south,
Lot Il, square OBS, south side street betw cen
Isl street west and Delaware avenue;
Lots 90 and u, side Delaware avenue, he
tween south Il ard T. streets:
Lon 3, square go. west side sOuth street between
Dclav are avenue and South Capitol street
Lot o. square 636, east side Delaware avenue. be
tween 10uth r and streets;
Los Is, II aud Is, square 6i6, on west side South
Capitol street. between South y and streets.
Also, on WEDNESDAY April -, ISIS, Commenc-
Lots and 5, square 63S, running through from
Delaware avenue To LIST street west between south
and streets
Lot :, square 63S, on southwest corner south d
street and Delaware avenue;
Lot ]. square T. of et3 on south III street between
!. street west and Canal street.
Lot 5, square 693, on Canal street, near south +
street;
Lot g, square GA. cast side New Jersey avenue.
between ID and T. streets south;
Lots . AID "a square 1f3, in alley between Ist st
east and New jersey avenue, and Nj and n streets
southeast.
Also, on THURSDAY, April 29th, 1875, commence
ing at o clock p. m
Lot / square 753, on northwest corner 81 and
streets northeast;
Lots and ), square 753. on north side of street.
between 2l and al streets, northeast;
Lets 70, II, p, 81 -, square 753 Sd street, be-
tween and G streets northeast.
Terms easy and Will be made known on days of
sale. j. L. COLDW ELL,
apis cn6dS Salesman.
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S SfITlSE A. {. I; :, FoRI FooTE, MD, April T. ~,
a Proposals, in duplicate, will be received ar
tnrs once, until u o'clock M, May IL Tvs, for
sii..n.sninG the Fresh Beef requir by the sinh
sstehce Department, U. s. Army, at this st.t;on
uu .ig the mccall year commencing July Ist IS75
ui,h separate proposals for furnishing officer,
WIN Chofce cuts tor the period
bidders will state in their bids that they urdar
T 'nen proposals may be accepted for supplying
Deel Tor Issue, or choice cuts of Beef Tor ala
"IpHnCef>, = parately, the one without the other
r,a. a 10 conditions, quality of Beef nay
nieniS, &C, can be obtained by application In ~'
.,s .. L. T. THORNBURGH,
dpl- ot Lienf "A Art
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Il j. SWEET,
IA. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 31l eth street, opposite U. 5 Post Office.

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
Real ESTATE ON VIRGINIA AVENUE,
INGTON, ID. c
O. Under and by virtue of decree of the SUI
EI preme Court OF the District of Columbia in the
case of Evans, ct. al, VS.. Evans, et al, No 4lj9
Equity Dock H. the undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
goth day of April, \. D., 1875, at Clock D. III AL
and eighty -four, (53i.j
This property has front of 30 feet . inches on
Virginia avenue with depth Of 100 fee. inches to
wide alley, and is improved by two small houses
Terms of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase m 1ney
cash. balance in two equal instalments, in six and
twelve months deferred payments TO be i'm promissory
notes of purchaser bearing interest at the of 8
per cent per annuIl and secured to satisfaction of
trustee. Purchaser to pay 500 at time of sale
Resale if purchaser does not comply with terms Of
sale i'll five da. and at his cost. All conveyancing
at cost of purchaser.
l.. M SAUNDERS, Trustee
aplO-d L. j. SWEET, Auctioneer
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ESTATE ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
NEW JERSEf AVENUE AND NORTH CAPT.
T0L STREET.
- BY virtue of deed of trust, dated July ", A.
ID. ISL, duly recorded in Liber 653, folio 4I9, ct
- seq, of the land records for Washington county
District OF Columbia and by virtue of decree of the
Equity cause No 3,1s2 Equity Docket IL, on the 10th
day Of June, A D. 1874 substituting the undersigned
as in the said above deed of trust in the place
ofGeorge w Stickney, Trustee, and by virtue of a
ID. l74 duly recorded in Liber $50, folio 23. seq
of the aforesaid land records, and made in pur
the party secured, will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day OF May, A. D., ISIS, at
@ all those pieces or of real
District of Columbia, and known upon the ground
plat or plan Of said city and being original lots
six hundred and thirty four t6s4J, and described as
follows: Beginning for said lot one - at the south
east corner of said lot, and running thence south
ninety seven feet; thence east to North Capitol
street fifty pne feet and thence south along North
Capitol street ninety feet, TO the place of be-
southeast corner of said lot, and running thence
north ninety feet; thence west thirteen feet
three inches THENCE southwest seventy feet tour
along New Jersey avenue eighty feet eight inches
TO north street. and thence along said north
street sixty feet to the place of beginning Said lot
one ~ eon5ains o. Is SQUARE feet and said lot two ~
Terms OF sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured
by the above trust unpaid, with expense Of sale in
twelve and eighteen months, respectively bearing
interest from day Of SALE secured by deed of trust on
deposit Of az TIME IN se o sSs. # the
day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right TO resell
at cost and risk Of n SsofsS!S S
ap3eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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lie Droit Building, corner Sth ana streets
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ys
TATE IN TlIk COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
TOWN, ON TIE ANACoSTiA ROAD, WITH
IN pEH MINUTES WALK OF THE NAVY
SssS BY virtue Of deed of trust to ME, dated the
Ith day of October, 1865, and daily recpr lei in
~Ss Liber and X, No Z, folio n one Of The Ia nd
and AZ the written request of the party secured there
by, will sell at pubic auction, on the premises II
the highest bidder, on W EDNESDAY, April the
l4tl, at q clock =. NJ the following described. real
estate: All that piece parcel of land Wing and
uated III aebngtor county, in the District of CO.
lumbia, and described : follows: Beginning az a
sonc planted on the southast side of the road from
UnionJOwn to Bennings Bridge, and the mort Invest
corner OF that part of the tract Of land called Chi
chester" which sold by John A smith 10
read north 80 deg, east 2JO.7 fee-, thence south
491a deg, east 6f266 feet, thence south 81 deg ives,
32.I3 feet to the dividing Live between Charles A
hreuse and Mrs. Otterback, thence north Is deg :,
thence north 3s deg, 800 feet to the Beginning
containing tive acres, more or less.
Terms of sale: One half cash the residue in e1ual
payments IN SIX and twelve months, with interest,
secured by the purchasers notes and deed of
the premises. 500 to be paid down on the day of
of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not com
piled with in five days. the trustee reserves the ght
to resell on ten day public notice. at the cost an
risk OF the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee.
mar202t YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
NJ THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED until
"EDNhSDA1, April 2lst, same time and place.
apis YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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1lOWNMAN a GREEN,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
412 9TH street northwest

TRUSTEES sALEO OF A VERY DESIRABLE
AND XALuABLE RESIDENCE ON I5rH
STREE, BETWEEN h AND 1 STREETS, IN
"a BY virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on
corded in Liber No 7a6 folio lsO, &c, Of the land
records Of Washington county, D C., and by direc
lie auction, on TUESDAY, April a7th. at O'CLOCK
p. m, in front of the premises, all that piece or
Is. c., and known and described on the ground pian
er plat thereof as Lot number seaenteen, 90 in
Davidson subdivision Of said square. The house is
and spacious containing all the desirable modern
improv ements, besides commodiOus back premises u
Terms OF sale: One third cash, of which 800 must
be paid at the sale; the deferred payments to be
made in one and two years, with interest ct eight
per cent. per annum, and secured By deed of trust
10 the satisfaction of the Trustee Terms Of sale
be fully complied with within six days after the day
of SALE otherwise the Trustee the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost OF first
JOHN o. EVANS, Trustee.
apl3 BOWMAN GREEN, Aucts.
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spa post Office address. and IL Ia re-o,,,,,,...
YorI y r. sidlbg out & New York TO furnish 20
dress hi e.ce with their bids, and also their al
o1i,. .ne execution Of the contract bond will n. ra
snra ,har vs. in amount Tor the faithful perform
lneIeoi Win two or more sureties yrh,sa 80, es
trir, must be certified to by United States or di.
Proposals should be ipclosed in An a,vo,,,o -,
1, 70 inc Undersigned, and indorsed :, PrSn,s,is
The bids will be opened in ,ba u- .
bs ta o. Indian Commissioners and committee ~
v uesiehsted by the Secretary of the In.@-ior a.
xpired 'he saihe shall nave
Bidders are invited to be present.
mar26 2aw.tApg Con S1il IN,