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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

WOODS THEATER.-The cold weather
did not prevent another overfo wing
house last evening, when Lotta made
her last appearance-excepta at me maui
nee to-morrow--as "Musette." "ZiP' is
announced fer presentation this evening.
This is very elegant and amusing little
drama, and in it Lotta will introduce her
famous banjo solos and several OF her
most beautiful songs and dances.
The cold weather ADDED to the attrac-
fions at other places Of amusements re-
.duced the attendance at the initial per-
formance OF Callender's Mlnstrels very
much below what 1t usually has been,
and as much below what 1t would have
been under ordinary circumstances. To
say that Callender's sompany is good
and among the very best in the field, and
that they will draw the patronage o
amusement-goers, would only be TO tel
Cipcinnatians what they already knew
and we predict iull house for them to
night and during the remainder OF thu
season. The programme offered is al
excellent one, and will prove satisfao
tory to the most fastidious,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

Professor StOrer on Fertilizers.

Professor Storer concludes tnat the
value assumed by many chemists of this
country of sixteen aud a quarter cents
per pound for soluble phospl acid
in fertilizers is too high. He is led to
this opinion from some estimates OF the
"Cost of importing Superphosphates
from Edrope," published in former
part OF The Bulletin, evidence it appears
that soluble phosphoric acid may be
imported into Boston from England at q
cost OF twelve and a hall cents per
pound currency;" from the offer of re-
sponsible dealer to sell superphosphale
at such rates as to make the price ol SOL
uble phosphoric acld the same: and
from practical experience as to the cost
OF making superphosphate on farm
twelve miles from Boston, which makes
it plain that with spent bone-black al
tN enty-tive dollars per ton and sulphur.
ic acid at two and three-eighths cents
per pound soluble phosphoric acid may
be made at a cost per pound OF thirteen
cents or less on any farm TO which the
cost of transportation would be no great
er to the one referred to.
Professor Storel's analysis of wood
ashes from domestic fires reveals a fact
of considerable Importance to farmers,
namely, that these contain considerably
supposed. AS wood is commonly burn
ed, portion Of the phosphoric acid is
lost. This loss is explained in part by
the escape OF phosphates with the
draught, and in part by the formation of
an insoiuble pbosphide OF iron or other
metal in the ash. The analysis iron
which calculations of.the percentage OF
phOsphoric acid in wood ashes have usu.
ally been based We're made, for the most
part, from ashes carefully prepared il
the laboratory, so that this loss did no
occur.
The experiments on the nitrogen o
vegetable mould are believed by Pro
fessor Storer to show conclusively tina
the soil nitrogen is useful to plants un
der certain conditions such as are fount
in nature, and to illustrate the tact
which Wolf had proved before, thai
soils devoid of vegetable mould or some
other compound of nitrogen can not com
pare in power of supporting crops will
soils which contain peat or loan or some
other nitrOgenouS material.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

NOTICE.-Cyrus M. Williams and Mary r..
~ Williams, his wife, and Mary B. Grifhng,
residents Of the State OF New York, are hereby
notified that on the 22d day Of January, 1870,
Elisha w. Andrews filed in the Clerks office
Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Hamilton
County his petition praying for the foreclosure
of a mortgage made by q. Nj. Williams and
wife to Mary j. Williams, and assigned TO
plaintiff upon the following real estate IN said
county, viz: Blocks Nos. u and 2S In the
United States Bank Subdivision OF lots, 'front.'
ing each thirty feet on the north side oil Eighth
street. between Broadway and sycamore
streets, and extending back norlhwardly to
the Canal Basin, and the same premises con-
yeyed to SAID Cyrus M. Williams by Clark
Williams by deed recorded in Book 400, page
| 254. OF the Hamilton County Records.
Said mortgage was given to secure
| a note for the sum OF five thou
and dollars, dated July Is, 1873, pay
api one year after date, with seven per cent
interest. Plaintiff claims a decree Tor S5,WG
and seven per cent. interest from July the 10Th
1871, and also Tor the sum paid to redeem said
pi opcrty, from the sale OF and for the taxes
paid thereon.
| Defendants are required to answer on or be-
| fore the 27tm day OF March, 1915.
COLLINS II HEBRON,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
CINCINNATI. Jan. %. 1875.
| Tian22-6t FL
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

NrOTICE-The Merrimac Hosiery Company,
IN A corporation under and by virtue OF the
Jaws OF Ohio, will take notice that James h.
Laws, w. II. Laws and JohisT. hitc, part.
ners as JamessH Laws and Co, Plaintiffs, did
on the I'd day Of January, 1875, file their .peti-
of Cincinnati, Ohio, ase No. 3I,4G4, the object
and prayer Of which is to recover from the
said The Merrimac Hosiery Company, Defends
ant, the sum Of three hundred and ffty-t
Of January, 1878, for q balance OF an account
due for services performed as commission,
Merchants and moneys advanced by SAID
James II. Laws & Go to and for the said The
the said defendant is required to demur OF
an swer to the petition on or be ore the 10Th day
OF April, 1915, or judgment will be taken by de-
fault accordingly.
HAGANs, BROADWELL& n LYMAN,
fe5-6tF For plaintiffs.
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hxREH NE WS,

The weather to-day is clear and ccol. :.
There is now about twenty-one feet Of
water in the channel.
At Pittsburg there is about seven feet.
Navigation was suspended at Louis
vile yesterday.
The underwrlters have put an embar-
go on navigation.
Navigation has been suspended at
Pittsburg on account of ice. COnsidera-
BILE is running out of the Monongahala
and Allegheny rivers.
The e. b. Church is below Shawnee
TOWN.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

The present of the Kedive Of Egypt to
Mrs. Sherman Fitch, is a parure OF dia-
monds, necklace and ear drops. The
necklace is composed of four strands OF
diamonds, each of which is a brilliant.
Not one of them is worth less than 81, 900.
The chain is studded with the gems, and
they are set SO closely together as TO
hide the gold. The strands are Joined
by ten immense stones, each OF which is
eneircled by smaller gems. The one In
worth $4,000. Pendant from the + ont is
a festeon OF brilliants, with FIVE big pear
shaped stones Of the Iinest water lustre
hanging from it. The ornaments for the
ear are single stones equally as large as
the rest. The case for the jewels is plain
morocco. without inscription,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

AT STEVENS BOOKSTORE, 90 w. Fourth,
both at wholesale and retail, everything in the
trade, from Cyelopedia to a. school Primer
from Bank Ledger to a Lady's Envelope.
Whatever you may want, write to or visit
isl. and they will annex their prices thereto.
In ali departments Oh Staple aud Fancy Sta
tionery, Blank Books, Pocket Books. articles
for the Counting Room, the Home, and the
school. inducements are given to buyers. Ncw
Rocks and Mauazines received as soon as pub
iished. Orders i0r Foreign Books executed
promptly and at the Lowest Rates. Any BOOK
Hdvertised Price. jas-F, Nj. Wf
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

DoAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the
Commissioners Of Hamilton County, at their
next session, to be held on the first MONDAY
in March, A. d. 1896, praying for the vacation
OF SO much Of the road leading from q point on
the west bank OF the Little Miami River, on
the farm of john Zumstein, in Symmes Town
shin. 10 the Madisonville " Camargo turnpike
as ies east Of the road leading from the Indian
Ripple to Montauk, for the reason that the
construction OF the same has been abandoned,
JOHN ZUMSTEIN AND OTHERS,
fe5-4tE Fsutiohers'
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
DIED.

HOLLIDAY-On Thursday evening, Feb. a,
1876 at "Tho Naples" near Winton Place, o.,
LYDIA Aztec, only daughter OF Thomas and
Eliza A. Holiday, aged 10 years and months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. 1t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
Hiding . diamond In his Leg.

An old man, well known in Brussels,
who would appear every afternoon with
mathematical regularity In the st. Hu.
bert arcade, " where be would walk for ok
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
WEATHEK PREDICTIONs.

NINCINNATI, + TIIHy, TVD O--NUUU.
twill probably be far, or partly cloudy oc-
casionally, and somewhat warmer by to-mor-
lnW.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
CENTRAL PRINTING WORKS, th L Central Avenue

DDADI UM How to prepare the delicious
L hVDllEll beverage OF tea or coffee!
UnI VTn BY the use Of our distilling tea
DUUV EDs and coffee pots, or our Electro
Silver Urns with removable Innings of solid
saJorcelain. MANNING, ROBINSON n CO.,
jaa2-1m, ,nrm "a fountaln square.
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DEB.


EDMWNSIUN. June 2.th, $50, ErARLurTF 81
EDMONTON, u years of age.
Tue relatives and friends ~ the family are re-
Iuested TO attend her funeral GA "Wednesday. IUna
.gyh AZ clock, from her late residence, No. Is2
West street. Georgetown, ID. G.
JOHNSON. on the 2sh IF June, az IS r. IN =,
HELEN L. N infant daughter Of George II AMI
I.chael h Johnson, -ed months ants days.
Relative AID friends # the fainIl are respect
tuly requested 4 attend the funeral from No 9I6
llih street usIthWests Iuesay, sc clock 3. n. 1t
MoE0NE1. After short Hines, GA SUNDAY
June =. ISIS. CATHERINE, the beloved site %
Patrick Morguey, deceased native 81 the County
Cork, rtlaud.
Her funeral Ell take place from her late residence,
No 100 East Capitol stTe' between 1T and -
Tuesday, June 2S'h in-tsut, a. ~ clock 2. m
Friends and relalRes tue family ar res pectfiiy
invited q etteHd. May she rest IA peace. Amen.
baltimore rgPers aFv.l
SCOTT On the 25th 1ay OF June. LILL-E NAV,
youngest child Of 2 hDnls ". aud Mary 4 scott,
aged m nt5s aud . days.
soChER. On the .-th instant. JAMS socKER,
aged = ySGrs.
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WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, AucrIOneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, AUctioneers
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
GRAND SALEOF
FASHIONABLE AND COSTLY FURNITURE
OF TIE VARY BEST MAKE,
AT AUCTION

PARLOR.
Magnincent Rosewood case, seyen-octave PisIo
one elegant w alnut frame Parlor Suite upholstered
in Maroon Plush; Black Walnut Etegere; superb
and Gilt Comics elegant Gilt Reception Chairs,
hai d;t me Mar6le-toP Center Tables; two piyans,
handsome Maniel Set, of Sevres POrcelaine; Parisn
s marble Gard Receiyers and Urns to match; magni
Gilt trauie Chromos, representing Peasant Girl
plaie, Gilt frame Mantel, Pier, and Side Mirrors;
Velvet Bugs aud Mats.
CENTER AND BACK PARLORS
Handsome ParlOr Suites. consisting of Sofas, Di.
vans, Ladies and Gents Caster and Side Cssirs,
handsome Rosewood ktegere, with mirror back
Walnut MARBLE, top Center Tables, Walnut Corner
ana other Brackets, Fine e Lac curtains and Lam
s,s 81 ae Ts II g,li fa@e handsGme French
Screens, two Velvet Brussels Carpets, Rugs, &C.
LIBRARY
Handsome Black Walnut Book Bull wood
Lace Curtains and C6rnice, Iron frame Marble tor
Table, Marble MahteI Set, Ingram Carpet, Cusper
DINING ROOM
:, Magnificent Black Walnut Marble top Boufet,
Stand, Walnut Side Tables. Walnut Butler Tray,
hfni French China Decorated Dinner Service,
and gold border; Plated Castors, Cutlery, aud
ware; ChromCs and Engrayings. Blue Rep Drapery,
French plate Gilt frame Msntel Mirror, Brussels
HALL.
Handsone BLACK Wslna, hall Rack marble base;
sells Carpet and Mats, Stair Rods, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Elegant Black Walnut Marble ton Dressing Case
Suite ten pieces; Very stylish, Black Walnut " ard
robe: Mirror Front; Parlor Suite Upholstered in
Rep; Wiring Table; Diyans Lace Curtains and
CurniCe; Walnut Bedsteads; Bureaus and Wash
stands; Marble-top Tables; Brussels and Ingram
Carpets; Hair Hulk and Cotton top Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and BOlsters Velvet Rugs and Mats
SERVANTS Room
Painted Bedstcads, Bureaus aud Washstand
HUsk and COtton-top Mattresse-; Caue-scat Chairs
&C.
KITCHEN
Kitchen Tables, WOod-seat Chairs, CrOckery and
TlnE are, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
ALSO At = O'CLOCK p. II.
One Fair fine Dark Gray Carriage Horses: One
Elegant Brewster Laudesu; One -Four seat Open
Carriage; One SuperiOr German tOwn Carriage; one
Fine Coupe Rockaway: One Buggy, One Set OF Sin
ge and Double Harness.
81 On FRIDAY MORNING, July ID, 1875,
" CONNIE nCng at 10 o clock. 4 shall sell at the
~ residence of Senior Manuel NJ. De Fam acona,
~ Mexican COmmissio ner, leaving for Europel
70. 1886 j street, between Vermont avenue and
10th street, the above described superb collection
furniture, &C. Terms cash.
Jc23d WASH L. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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u Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS; northwest

u Ii. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings corner 9TH and II sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or SIX LOTS. IMPROVED
BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
WITH OUT-BClLDINGS, IN SUBDIVISION
OF BARRY FARM, CONTAINING ABOUT
ONE ACRE OF GROUND EACH.
- BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated September
LIZ: 50 h, a ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No
80, folio 313 ct seq, one of the Land Records of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and by the written request Of the party secured
there by, we will sell at public auction the prem
Uses, on THURSDAY, July lst. 1878. at Is O'Clock o
IN all those pieces parcels Of land situated and
being in the county Of WashingtOn, District of Col
unbia, known and described Lots numbered
forty one till forty two (42 forty three 43 forty
hye As and forty six 46j, in section numbered eight
20 the plat thereof now file in the Office of the
Survey Of Washington county. ID. c., i'm proved by
comfortable two story dwelling; also, Barn and
out buildings.
I'D, A. D. 1874, aud duly recorded in Liber No. 1885,
folio So one of the aforesaid Land Records and by
The written request Of the party secured thereby we
VIII sell at public auction, on the premises, on
Tit RSIAf, July Let, Io75, at Ga o'clock o. m fl,
all hat piece parcel Of land situate aud being i'm
Lot Numbered forty four lHl, in section numbered
eight SjiD the aforesaid subdivision of Barry farm
Terms: one fourth cash; balance in 8, II and Is
months, with interest al per cent per anuum. Sc
pasit Of $50 will be required sale of each lot All
cnnyeyancIng al expense OF purchaser. II terms of
sale nat complied with within seven days after
sale the Trustees the right 10 sell the pro-
pdrty at the risk and cost of the deiaultiug pur-
chaser, after f We days advertisement.
JNo' JOY EDS6N. Trustees.
jel5t.sI2dbs J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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THE GREAT REMEDIES for CONSUMPTION
Il Wasting, and Indigestion, are SAvORY "a
MO0RES Pancreatic Emulsion and Paiicreatine
Medical who have made il special study testify
that life is prolonged in remarkable manner, appe.
tie, strength, and weight increased greatly
promoted, nourshment impaired and the general
coIdition Of the body improved BY their use Price
from -. TO 2ls. SAvORY & MOORE, Chemists to
the Queen, IL r. II the Prince of Wales, His High
ness the hediye of Egypt, &C., 1i3 New Bond
Street, London, and all Chemists. NoTE-Name and
trade mark on each bottle iy26-4ihs,ly
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u h. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH aid y SITS northwest

II h. WARNER,
Federal Boins. esrnss ias s e.
TRREsTEks SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
Ton DIsIRICToF c9LTMBIA. At INt6s.
s!R fsSf H5ts. s ssD J4a FL
v5sf ct 81 ct the sns SSqr
Curt passed in equity cause N. s.e4 q James l..
the highest bidder on MoSb&Y. the ais d' sy of
right title interest claim and Of the r.rtes 10
ss cause ~ and % all that certain piece parcel
Union own, District OF Oolam ia beginning tor ihs
r psT or trnc o. land a. tas soGtheas!
and Jefferson street. ssaid down upon the revised
south side Of jefferson street south ISL iegreee ea
6S4 feet 10 s. Hcff 5 western line thence AT right
less, to the di,ison line between said Uaiontown
RropeIty and the PROPERTY of George W; Talbert;
west allowing ;. Of degree for variation OF com
pass $50 feet thence south IS. degrees east sd3
north i1s degrees, cast 20 feet, to point in line
with the southern line Of lot III, said Uniont0wn
east side of said Pierce street and thence north az
degrees; east isS feet TO the point Of besnnns:
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
cash and the balance of purchase money in six.tSD
twelve tl2l and eighteen tlsl months with eight
per cent Interest per annum until paid from day Of
sorry notes, Endorsed to the satisfaction Of the tru-
tee No deed given until all purchase money and
interest shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars
OF the cash payments 10 be made the time of sale,
or within twenty four hours after said sale and
balance OF cash payments TO be made within ten lol
gays from day OF sale, otherwise trustee reserves
the right to resell the property AZ the and risk
OF d efsnlting purchaser or purchasers. All CON
NeyanCing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
" BY ORDER OF THE COURT, THE ABOVE
sale i hereby Postponed until MONDAY, the 2-th
Cay OF June, ISIS, at the same hour and place
WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustee
le2l-dS +. u. CLEARLY, Salesman.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TNIN
PRONEb REAL ESTATE IN THE EASTERN

I'M 81 III SALE OF WALL ABLE lNlM-
PRONED REAL ESTATE IN THE EASTERN
SkCTION OF THE CITY.
- BY irtne Of a certain deed Of trust. bearing
date the ihirtieth dsy Of April, A u. lS72. aud
duly recorded in Liher No. 90, folio S26. enc Of
the land records for Washington county in the Dis
trlct of Columbia shall by directs OF he party
secured thereby, sell. on THU RSDAY. July the
eih, 1873, in front Of the premises beginning AZ )
clock, the following described property Lots %
and 81 IN Square SO. situated the side Of
street east between NJ and streets south, haying
front of - ~ los deep.
Also, at So O'Clock, Lot No. I, in Square 90 sit
uated on the northwest corner Of 9Th and streets
southeast Immediately after, the southern twenty
SIN feet front by the depth thereofof Lot in Square
?5, situated on the south side of 10th street east
tween South Carolina avenue and south q street
Also at d O'Clock. Lot Z. in Square l2l, on the
southeast corner Of East Capitol and 18th street
southeast,
Terms: One third cash: the residue in two equal
payments NJ and Il months, and secured by de- Is
OF trust with notes bearing interest at the OF
per cent Per aDnum tonveyancing At the cost e
the purchaser or purchasers. IL the terms of sale
are not complied with IN seven days. the Trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the same az the risk and
cost OF the detaultng purchaser purchasers. after
giving five DAYS notice IN some newspaper published
in the city Of Washington deposit Of : So viii De-
required from each purchaser AT the time of sale
JOHN y. NORRIS. Trustee.
Je2S THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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MANY STORIES about Mrs Moody ana
Sankey are kept running through the London
papers. Here l. one OF them. Mr.. Moody
was walled upon by the agent ola lIfp InSur-
ance office. who desired to effect A policy on
his life. Mr.. Moody, In very sanciimo-
NOUS manner. assured the agent that he
never took thought about such worldly az
iairS, but That IL the agent could insure his
soul he would be very pleased. I'm afraid
There would be a little difficulty" said the
agent blandly, las ours il not a fire offica''
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h0WNMAN h GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
Ala 7th street northwest.
SALE AT AUCTION

cAIE NJ AUCTIUN.
IN On THURSDAY, the LIST day of J uly. 1875 at
R:s O'Clock D. IN, We will sell at public auction
Ia front OF the PREMISES all that piece or parcel OF
eide of Pierce street, at its intersection with Harr
street. beginning at said corner of Pierce and
Harrison streets, and running northwestwardly 4;
feet Harrison street, and running back with tina
width enthusiastically to the depth of $50 feet i'm
proved by a good 2 story Frame House contaiuinl
nine rooms. There Is an excellent garden the lot
ard pump Of pure water at the door.
Terms OF sale: 81 500 cash: balance in IL and D
months, secured by notes bearing per cent. inter
est and deed Of trust on the property.
DODGE & DAkNEILLE, 500 st
jels DOWNMAN & GREEN. Aucis.
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TlLiZING CoAL-DUST.-ln HARRISBURG
Thursday the new coal machine the inven-
tion Of DR. j. II. Hayes. for pressing coal-tuSL
lhto tueI, was pUt IN operation at the Harris
burg machine shops. and ton OF solid coal
was made ian six minutes This is the FIRST
successful effort made in the United States
Tor utilizing coal dust on a large scale. The
machine Is simple. cheap, and universally
practicable, aud viii add millions OF dollars
10 the coal wealth OF Pennsylvania
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II Ii. WARNER,
1D. Real Estate Broker and AUctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and L streets n. W.

Il.
D. Real Estate Broker and AUctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner eth and streets n. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, ID. @ AND BEING PART OF
:, 7; BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT
- By virtue Of a decree passed by the Supreme
- Court Of the District of Columbia, the 18th
DAP Of February: a D. 1873, in a cause therein pen
ding wherein Ellen I. johnson, administrative, is
complainant, and George Ii. Plant and ais de-
PENDANTS being No. s73j, equity docket IL, and of
subsequent decree p ssed In the same cause, the
I'D day of February, A. D. ISIS. will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 22d
day Of June, A. ID. ls75, at O'Clock p. m, 10 the
highest bidder bidders the following lots in ;. p
Browns recorded subdivision of Mount Pleasant,
viz Lot and part OF lot in block l. lots l. OF 8 g.
10, and IL, in block 9 lois J. 8, and 4, in block 5,
lots f. and s. in blOcki. At the sale each lot will
be Offered separately.
Terms Of sale: third Of purchase money cash and
the balance in two equal instalments at g and IL
months, with interest from day of SALE 10 be secured
by purchasers note. Upon confirmation of sales by
court. and full payment of purchase money, deeds
will be passed. deposit of $50 on each lot re-
quired al day OF sale. Conyeyancing at purchaser
cost. If the terms of sale not complied with in
five days from day Of sale, the trustee will resell at
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
jel2 eo&ds Ut. COLDWELL, Salesman.
R THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON-
tinued on WEDNESDAY, June so, ISIS, com
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
Je23 eo&ds j. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE OF CAR
u RAGE STEPS, OF ARTIFICIAL STONE.

In virtue Of writ of eri facias issued ont of the
Clerks cce of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed Will sell, for Casa,
at public sale, on street northwest, near 18th
street. at the place of BUSH OF Chas NJ Roberts,
on MONDAY the 5ih day Of uly, ISIS, comIns
tells, viz: l6i artificial stone Carriage Steps;
seized and lev led upon AS the property OF Chas NJ
Roberts, and ill be sold to satisfy execution No.
Is, SIS, in favor of Francis Hanna.
ALEX'R SHARP, U. s, Marshal, ID. O.
June Is, lS7s. je2s I'd