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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

GRfYNFIRLD, Mass, Nov. AT BGrdweips Ferry
this morning shovel being raised tho ground
In completely buyng Jamss Policy and James Roach
10 minutes rapid digging before Roach ere
taken oat IN dy ing condition b. legs aad Of
"a arms We're broken, and he Otherwise HansloA.
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THE LATEST ESTIMATES IN MINNESOTA

TILE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR ABOUT
1O,OOO-IHE LEGISLATURE TwO-IHIRDs REPUB-
IICAN.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. 4.-The latest esti-
mates On the for Governor show that John g. Pills
bury RepJ has majority Of about 10000 The Legisia-
t,ro will be twohirIs Republican Vim. Pfaender for
state Treasurer considerably behind his ckot, but u
elected by probably 1000 majority.
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THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,.

>
One OF the first acts of the Assembly, which
met today was the unani'nous adoption 81 W. Bufets
motion to discuss tie Electoral bill on Monday next.
The motion TO raise The state Of siege will be dscussedbe
tween the second and third readings Of the Electoral BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

Ngw-ORIRANs, Nov. 4.-The State Funding Board
adopted the following rle YESTERDAY That Shsn eonas are
only bs the corresponding detAohed and
canceied, the Gaze OF pay ment"
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A MILLION LESS OF EARNINGS.

BOsrOS, Nov. 1.-The annual report of the
Boston and Albany Railroad shows that tho capital
stock Is S27 Oo0 total debt liabilities, Ss574 l6 III
net earnings Of the road for the year. Sl2ill 81 Tho
total expenses Of operntng the road 1851 302 Sc
Inc income is reported be $1,000 If Ii less Than
laafN
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SPANISH MONARCHY
ogDUNA RlsoCCUPiED-CUBAS RUNoRs.

The Morning Post to-day has special teIe-
gram announcing that the Carts have rcoccupied Or
dula.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Thursday, Sov 4. 1875
The Carlst batteries silent. Gen. rrio IL coDeen-
traing forces to attack the Carlsts no besegng
Heriani
M,DRID Thnr-day, Nov. !, 1873.
There Is no foundation for the state nent that Spain
has ordered the equipment OF Ave menofwar for Cuban
waters The Cronisd ministerial organ believes that
American flbusters invented the story, IN order TO
ate complications.
MADRID, Thursday, Nov. 4, 1875.
The Epoea says Il knew nothing OF an American memo
randum Cuban affairs. and believes that the recent
dispatches greatly eAaggerate the affair.
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Tntal.....4O.3I7 2S.312

Total. .....40,3I7 35,312
Majority in 1874 for John Iltta DENY, i.Gla os
Majority IN 1873 for John f. HaltraniC Rep.h l9ioo'
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM THE CoUNIIEs
ERIE Penn, Nov. 4.-Thc official returns
from The entire county give Hartran Sep 6699 votes
far Governor, Pershing tDem) l7it, and Brown Pro)
100 Rawle (RepD has $500 votes for State Treasurer
md Piolet Dem) has 1914 Buttorfeld useplh LIT
majority for state Senator.
MILFORD Penn, Nov. 1.-The official vote for Governor
in Pike County Is For Communicating Dem) 900;
Hartranit )Rep.), 1874. For State Tressurer-fiohot
Dem), 1,069; Rawe tBep), t22. The Democrats elect
ali their officials except one Commissioners Hartrlnts
vote was a great surprise TO the Democrats
PHILADELPHIA, Now 1.-The following majorties for
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NpDTR IN MALAGA.

PENANG, Thursday, Nov. ), 1878.
A British resident of Perat has been muir
dered in Malayan territory. Troops have gene there to
punish the guilty parties.
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NOT CHARLEY ROSS.

READING, Penn, Nov. AIR. Ross, who Wis.,
tied Fleetwood To boy in the company OF tranps.
Gays the boy Is not his child
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IL BRITISH SLAVE CIRCULAR.

LONDON, Thursiny, Nov. :, 1875.
The Pail Nall Gazette Of to-day Is author
ICED to state that the Admlltys Fugitive slave Circular
will be withdrawn and new instructions DC issued.
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THE MAyoRALTY CASE N ST. LoUIs.l

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Iicnry UNtlstOII scINtu
notice on James H. Brtton today contssting his cleo
ton last Spring as Mayor OF this city. Tho matter Ill
probably be taken mp By the City Council at i5 session
next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

Corrected returns from the Senatorial and legislative
districts give the Republicans Il majority Of - in the
Senate and 127 Ia the House One district remains to be
heard from. The old and new LegJlouIes compare as
f.Illn
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BosTor Nov. f.-Miss AMMO Arnold, Young lady
o1tnry steufad suicide homo in that place yester
it,,,pr herself ip right sio while temporarily III
ss1o isficting a probably fatal wound.
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JACKSON o. DYKMAN ELECTED To THE JCDICI
AIRY.
jackson o. Dykman has defeated Judge \.

H. Tappen In the Id Judicial District Orange, Dutch
ess Westehester Eockland, and Suffolk Counties re-
turn large maioritics for Dykman, whc Happen carries
Kings Queens and Richmond Counties. Accurate figures
cannot obtained but the election " Judge Dy kman II
conceded by 1000 majority There was strong oppos
ton to Judge Tappen in Tho Democratic Nominating
Convention of district and tho disahectci delegates
Withdrew and nominated Mr. Dyk1nan.
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man must have endured before he determined to commit
suicide.
Fulton, Nov. /, 1875.
WASHINGTON.

SOME LARGE NATIONAL EXPENSES.
ITEMS IN THE COST OF The DIPLOMATIC sEkNiOh-
STATISTICS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE sfR'ICh
WHAT KAL,EAUAs VISIT COST Us--Ihk CLAIMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS IN Kings COUNTY
A further revision of the official returns OF
the election in Kings County shows conclusNcy that
Jacob Worth was reelected - Asscmb'yman from the
With District by majority ~ *, mistake OF 100 haY-
ing been made in tho Official transmission Of the vote Of
John Ma,rz his competitor The police returns show
flat John NcGroary j. reflected by small majority in
tho IXth Assembly riot int Col. Copsey AYERS that
he is elected according ~ tie county towns Of
which the police have figures. In the same way IL
appears that COL Csyana n elected senator from the
md District 10y 81 majority, while John C. jacobs
claims that The county returns show bis reflection by
small majority. Tho Republicans ba,c elected only IA
instead OF ID Of the - city Supervisors There being
two Republican md three Democratic Supervisors from
tic county towns. p''rccra;eNupsr1sora Large,
the X pubcns VIII have majority Oh ono IN lhe nc"
Board. --.- ...-.
4 revision Of the votes east for Assembly
man sows that az error had been made in footing UP
the returns so that, instead OF the election Of John
Decker. the Democratic candidate, by Fl majority,
Kuooland ). Townsend is elected by majority Of 253.
Mr. Townsend received 2,-75 votes, and Mr.. Decker,
1922. Mr.. Rlwsou, Dem, the unsuccessful candidate
for County Judge and Surrogate defeated by soS
votes, while MI Tappcn the Democratic candidate for
Justice Of the Supreme Court had majority Of 49,. Mr..
Rawaon thus running i9j behind his .icko; This
onposan vas caused il is said by Mr. Rawson's
when Disirct-Atbrncy. Mr.. Nestcrvelt. the new Re-
publican Judge very popular csndd9te against
Mr. RaWsOn. He old resident OF staten Island ana
has % large number OF personal friends among b1;h par
ties Wien defeated FOR District tttornrS, n Wls ny
division his party. He is now elected Judge for
II years.
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ToteIa 90 37G so,3ft .77,9I3 sico5 1850 1885 81
Pmrali!ies 1892 $685.
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San,nel J. fden's ma 0rity in ls7i...... '5O,t
Bg,ow' majority IN S,1IS
National Republican., 1875-06-11
RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND UHIO RAILROAD

Summer Schedule.
500 a. m. Baltimore and Isy Stations H' " t''''
$50 4. m. Baltimore, BlAdeusburg and Relay.
6;I5A. m. B%Itimere, Annapolis, Frederick and
7:21G IN. Baltimore. breakfast at Relay.
7:5S Am. stanton and Virgini1 Springs. PArlor
Cars to White Sulphur
s:OOa, IN. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, BAltl'
sOOa IN. Chicago. St. h Louis and the West; Pitts
burg, Hagerstowu. Rockville, Wash
Fsrior cars. Dinner at Cumberland.
Supper at Gr4ftoni ,
$50 a m. BsIiiI6 BalItm0re and and R %Sy Stations
lI:5O. IN. Baltimore, Enicott City and Way Sta
LOOP m. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Nor
folk and Baltimore. DinncTa at Relay.
NayStStiOns ealy.6
3:sn P. N. Bali ore, Laurel and Relay.
IS T.. M. Frederick, Washington Junction and
Nay Stations. (ViA Metropolitan
8:45 p. IN. Baltimore Frederick and Way STA
500 p. m. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay:
$40 p. ia. bait more, Annapolis and Way sta
5:sOp. IN. ChicaEo, St. Louis, .RocEvIne and the
West. Pullman Cars to Cincinnati
and Columbus without euAnge. Break
5:iup m. HarerstoMn. sa Ts e wiRchester aqd Way
ST, tlons, via Metropolitan Branch.
7:l5 p. M. Baltimore and Relay. (Ray Stations
s:ls p. m EsI.i@0Se and Way Stations; alto ..,
II :25 D, m. Fast Express. Pullman cars TO Ghl-
cago, ST. Louis and PIttsburg without
chsnge. Breakfast at Grafton.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Baltimore and Way Statlons-S:Oo a. M, l:Sn,
$500, 7:I5 aud S. Is D. m.
For Baltimore and Relay, $50 a. M, $500 and 800
p. IN.
West-S:Co a. NJ. $3.50 and 1l:25 p.
For further information apply at the baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington station, Aad
4S5 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for baggage to be checked and RECEIVED At
any point In the city. TH0S. r. SHAH
Master of Transportation.
J.. M. COLE. 6enerAl Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. KUON rZ, General gent. je1-tE
National Republican., 1875-06-11
PROPOSALS.
SSISISIc;IIi1siscT DS0fTs AIS FOR STATI0NEET.

DROPUSALS FOR STATlONERY.
DEpAETMEuT OF STATE,T
| WAsHINeToS;- May 20, 1875.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Ss1tionSry 70.
this Department until the 10th day of Juns, 1915,
Hank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
Tbe bids will be considered and accepted o. re-
jected item BY item; SHd this advertisement and
the proposals, so far - accepted by the Secrstsy
of Slate, and the bond accompanying the san0eI
shall constitute the contract betHeen the Govern.
nent and the bicder or H9dders, and no further
contract will be executed.
The articles contracted fyF must be furnished
from time to time. during ths year, IN Quantities
The entire quantities Of eaoaf article will, how
ever, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the 1ndiv1duaI
or hrn making 1t, and be accompanied bJ bond,
with sufficient sureties, in suni equBi 20 ntty
per cent; OF the bid or bids accepted approved 6y
q United States officer Of the distSct In which
the sureties reside do business, OD af0rH TO be
furnished by the Department, conditioned Tor
be be- awarded % under il. and the perfcrmS1cs Of he
contract.
an expert detailed for the purpose by tbs SecTe-
tary OF State, and the delivery Of an inferior ar
ticle will be deemed suficient cause to an1Ul th1
contract, at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Depart
mept OF state, Washington;
The failure TO comply with any one order under
OF State, operate as q forfeiture of the entito
penalty Of The bond or the Secretary Of Stste-
may direct the puIchGse, In open market, OF such
quantities Of any article as shall be necessary TO
supply the deficiency caused by such failure and
charge to tbeicontractors my per centuu OF tbs
price which II shah be found necessary to pay
for such articles.
Proposals unaeeonpanisd by q satisfactory
bond will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of or
dealers in the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and marked proposals for Stationery"
HAMILTON FISH,
my2l &Iu5,lz Secretary Of State.
National Republican., 1875-06-11
DRUposALs FOR HAY AND COAL.
NAVY UEPAKTMENT, D
BCEEAC OF YARDS. AND DOCKS, I

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHIHGTON, June Q, 1876.
Sealed proposals for each class, separately in.
dOrsed proposals for Glass No., (name the class)
for the Navy Yard at !1nms the yIrd viii be
7th Of July, at which hour the opening Of the bids
will be commenced, for furnishing and delivering
at the several navy yards the articles embraced
IN the following classes:
Bureau of Yards and Docks, Class No. 20, Hay
and StrdIc, 1879.
kittery, IS tons C224O lbs.) best quality hne Eng
Boston, 100 tons 20 I6sJ best hay, loose, per
Boston, ten tons 22sS lbs rye straw, per ton;
BrOokIyD, ions 4 80 ibsj straw, in bundles of
PhfIadeiphis. % ions (22iO Ihs.) best clover and
timothy hay, mixed. loose, per ton.
Philadelphia, glI tons 2,2io l6s) rye straw, in
bundles Of lbs. or over, per ton.
League Island 10 tons e. 2sO lbsl best clover and
Le'gps Island q H. Ton (&2.o lbs rye straw in
Washington, 80 tons 224O lbsI hay, best quality,
Washington tons e 2e4O lbs.) long rye straw. per
Norfolk, IS tons (2,2iO Ibs) best quality timothy
hay. loose, per ton.
Norfolk, 10 tons 2,2+0 lbs wheat straw, per ton.
Deliveries to be made as required.
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Glass No. q, Anthra-
cite Coal, lS55-7o.
K ttery, COO tons C224O Ibs.) white-ash, steam
Ktttefy' i50. tons C2,Sio Ibs) white-asb, stove
Boston, 80 tons T2 2lO Ibs) White ash, steam
boat size, per ton.
Boston, 20 tons (2,240 lbs.) Red-ash, for stoves
and furnaces. per ton.
Brooklyn 700 tons q 80 lbs Locust mountain
coal, screened for steam boilers, per ton.
Brooklyn, so tons (2,2+O lbs.) Locust mountain
coal, egg size, per ton. -,-
| Brooklyn, IS tons (2,240 lbs) Locust mountain
coal, stove size, per ton.
| League Island, 20 tons ,24O lbs.) best quality
League Island, 200 tons C2,24O ,Ibs) best quality
Lehigh coal, egg size, per ton.
Norfolk, 40 tons (2,24O lbs) Whlte-ash stove
Mare ISL Island nd 100 tens C2,2IO) Ibs) Anthracite
coal, per ton.
Bureau of Yards and Docks. Class No. %, Biu-
| ainOus Coal, 1S7j-'To.
Kittery, tons G, 30 lbs.) English camel coal,
BOstOp. Is 5Otc tons (224O Ibs.) lump Cumberland
| coal, for blacksmiths' use, per ton.
League Island, 25 tons e, 30 lbs.) best quality
Cumberland coal, for blacksmlths' use, per
Washington. 400 tons t2,24O Ibs.) Cumberland
| coal. average run Of the mines, per ton.
| Norfolk $50 tons (2,24O lDs.) Cumberland coal,
average run Of the mines, per ton.
| Mare Island, so tons t2,240 lbs.l Cumberland
coal, in casks as imported, per ton.
| All the coal to be OF the best quality OF its
kind; TO be delivered into carts provided by the
Government, and the quantity delivered to be
| paid for at the weights OF the Navy Yard
| scales.
| delivered on or before the 1st Of October next.
! Bonds and security in the full amount OF the
| contract will be required to secure its faithful
| execution and fuIfllment, and the Bureau re-
]. q. HOW ELL,
| ies Chief Of Bureau.
National Republican., 1875-06-11
GOVERNMENT SALES.
Ill IL nnnNaScE Sr.1uE>- II -

UNITED STATES ORDNNACE AGENCN. I
NEW YOEK, n. Y, May :. lS'5. {
Will be offered for sale at public auction at the
New York Arsenal, Governors Island, on
WEDNESDAY. June l6. 1879. and at Frsnktord
Arsenal Philadelphia Pa, on Friday j ane Is 1879.
at 10 O'Clock q. m, a quantity OF Bronze aud Iron
Cannon. Gun Carris Ges, Shot and Shell, Muskets,
Rifles. Revolvers, Swords, Sabres. Artillery In
plements and Equipments, Infantry and cavalry
AccUutrements, Small Arm Ammunition, Cast
and Wrought Iren Scrap; also, one Horse and
one yoke Of Oxen. Catalogues giving full partic-
ulars can be had on application to the Ordnance
Once. Washington, ID. C., FrankfOrd Arsenal,
Philadelphia, Pa, or at this Agency.
Terms cash: ten per cent. on day OF sale on
acceptance of bid, and the remainder when the
property is delivered.
All stores will be required to be removed within
twenty days from close Of sale.
The Government reserves the right TO reject
any bid not deemed satisfactory.
Packing boxes to be paid for at price to be de-
termined by the commanding ot1cer
ieqst Lieutenant Colonel of Ordnance.
National Republican., 1875-06-11
pY THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
IL Real Estate AuctioReer, So Seventh ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRsT-CLAsS
By VII tue of deed OF trust from Albert Grant
and wife, dated May twtnty-nine, eighteen hum
@ Ror 2ds 9T an TesSrd r. M "a tn
Columbia, in Liber No. CAS-, folio 4g2, anil by the
% on m the Psy P Of Spr
at four (l) o'clor p; m, offer for sale AZ pubic
bidder, ali that parcel q ground in the city Of
Washington, in the Dist rict OF Columbia. ami de-
recorded subdivision OF square numbered seven
hundred and sixty, CI6o, improved by \ desirable
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
in cash; the balance in four equal Installments.
G2 Months, with fnterst aRa
ly, the deferred payments to he secured by the
property, drawn and execut ed to the satisfaction
Of the trustees: the whole Of the purchase money
Hdeposit of three iGnd ed dollars Css Ol will lie
required en- acceptance Of the bid, and all convey
Ifthe terms Of sale are not compiled with within
Eve days from the day OF sale the trustees rye
ofthe deflsting PuEcha$sr af.er ten days n1tic,,
by IdvertisemTs1t In n TIE SATy99SHk EEFUBLrcAS.
fDFH Il. Z. PIiSE, a iNSfEshERSoN' Trustees.
mh2o-MwF&Gs
ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED To
%SaDAJ Sses J1RN 1RE D. D. PHERsx I = !S sane hour and
II. z. FAME, A'"S'ee7'
SPHE PURrRAsER ATTHE EABOYE-MEN-
o sse s. sS0Te Iefts 10 3 %Ie
real estate viii te offered for sale his risk and
cost on FRIDA9 the 1lth day of June, 1875, At the
T'E {2TSH + FS1Sf' 3; 1NS1fPHEEsOS' trru,tses.
mya-je2,5 5,S&iI Ii AIM K
posi- poDes 10 DHEsJAY tSie IstK day Of June "
at the i9iS nTi SoI! P rs MsgaERsoN, gRaBhsfs s,.
.,, r,,,,, H. Z. PAISG,
National Republican., 1875-06-11

l. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
is prepared to supply, at shert notice, Thing Tor
VestibuIes, Sidewalks, FOotways and Curbing, In
different colors: Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fronted: cellar walls and hOOTinR cemented to eN.
cIude dampness: kitchens and areas cemeLted and
made perfectly dry. and q re preventive against
the Intrusion of rats, insects, &c:. and all other
work executed for which PoItland Cement Is
adabIed, Our Portland Gem sIt becomes In few
days superior to any OF the marble or natural stone
in common use, ar Is an aolnllaole imltaton oi
either marble or eConc: is more durable. ana In
creases its crushing resistance with age Its oeAuy
ID unq @, n, ROBERTS, Manager,
JaSQ-tf RS Louisiana avenue
National Republican., 1875-06-11
DY ,. r. WORMLEY, .,
ID Real Estate Broker an Auctioueer'
Ifl1 PennsYlYania 8Ienue.


TRUSTEES SALE OF UNI MPR0XED PROP
ERTY ON @ STREET, ETMEEh rHIRD
AND FOUETH STREETS s. IUIhEASG;
BY virtue of n deed of trust, NeS SePtemosr o
A. b. 1879, sGd duly recorded in l4oet no. ISl 70,
lie No. H. one Of the land record et the DIstrict
of Columbia, and at the written request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell Ipube sucSlon,
In front of the premises, to the hit nest olddeF, on
MONDAY, june Z, A. u. 1875. at o'clock 2. n,
all that cert in real estate known IA deserioedO Oy
the plat or plans Of Washington cit. E-D o., asfae
east half of lot No. 3 in square NO. 49, haflnS
front of Is feet, by a depth of 100 feeL.S
Terms: One third cash: balance RsiE, Twelve
and eiR htnen months bearing interes - eiRhtpeT
cent. per annum. and secured by deed n rust upon
the property sold, deposit Of nifty t1ollars VIII
be required of purchaser at time OF sale nterms
OF sale not complied with in seven SS vs. Siter
sale the trustee the right to III prop
rty AT the risk and cost of the defAutng pan haser
ConyeYancing at purchasers cost; r..
WILLIAM ". WHITE, TraStee.
myG- -ThM&ds J. T. WORMLEY, Au Il.
AETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPoSEDU IN
TIL MONDAY, June Il. 1875, on account OF the
-~''' WILLfKa ". WHITE, Trustee.
j. L. WORhLEf.
jes-TuF&ds Auctioneers
National Republican., 1875-06-11
AUCTION SALES.
(INNNNNNN -
Future Days.
nv VOUWR MIDDLETON.
DAuctIoneers, Real Estate and Insursn ce Agents,
Le Droit Building corner Of Eighth and streets.

DY YOUNG q MIDDLETON.
DAuctIoneers, Real Estate and Insurance. Agents,
LIE Droit Building g. corner Of Eighth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE on
SEVENTH sTREET. BETWEEN h AND L
SOUTHWEST. -,
day OF January, A. D. 1874, duly recorded In Lioer
No. "a folio los d seq, OF the land re- ords OF
Washing On county, District OF Columbia, and At
the request OF the party secured thereby, viii
sell at public auction, in front OF the premises,
The highest Iidder, on TUESDAY, the 22a day OF
June, A. D. 1873, at O'Clock p. m, all that GER
tain piece or parcel of land known and described
the ground plAt or plan OF said city aS lot num-
bered tWPnty-four, (24,) In John Van BlsiWick's
subdiyision of square numbered four hundred
and seV enty- one, t41,) together with all and sin
eulAr the improvements, privileges, heredita-
luents and appurtt names to the same belonging
n, in Any manner appertalning.
t,VPrlS Of sale will be stated At time Of sale.
IL the terms of e are uot complied with within
sew Sn days from day Of sale the trustee reserves
The light to resell said property at the risk snd
cost VI the defaulting purchaser. by giving hve
dHys' notice through some newspaper publ1shSd
De 1csit Of siOo viii be required At the time Of
..Ta Nouyryancing, &C., at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. VlNI- VEU " "a y HInnT' M ET1N
IeIc-ThS Tu&ds. auctioneers.
National Republican., 1875-06-11
RT II, WAHMEE, -, .,.,,o,..,
Federal Building3SeO corner SeYenSa and ste NV.

RYB. h. WARNER,
ID Real Estsss BrokeE and AnstiSHeer,
TRusTEE,s SAFE OF A yALTABLE TRAer
TON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT
fk1TEp R1TfNS By YlLkRSE sfW bwEIIiSG M eHotsE fI
AND OTHER I4PROTENTE BIS.-
the District Of CoiHIba, holding IN Equity Court,
passed in equity cause No; 3,94 OE James l.. Bar
undersigned. trustee, will sell as Pnbl auction,
10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 2I>t day
the right title, interest cl5im and estate. OF the
psrties to this cause in and TO all that certain
said county. at UniontOwn, district ecCOiumbi1
beginning for the said piece parcel a or TT tract OF
section of Pierce street and jeff street. as laid
running thence along the south side of !, her,on
stI eet south 75g degrees, east 53I feet TO s. iOh
deerses west So feet, more Or SIS to the division
line betweLn n, said UnlOntown property and ne
With said line North a.! degrees, west taIIOSilg
q of degree for variation OF cOmpasS) $50 feet;
ee9IFe Of said Fierce P siresi thence north az d.
gees, east 20 feet, to point in line with the
thence south 75 degrees, east 30 feet, to the east
.ide of said Pierce street and THENCE north ll de-
grees, east 1876 feet tp the point OF ginning con-
tanning 81 acres of land, more or less, together
Terms Of sale: one third Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance of purchase money In SIX
twelve 2 and eighteen @ mqnhSi nSid TI T+6G Sl3T AZ
of sale. The purchaser or p9LchaSeeir5s 70 give %
Pre- noIs esd siyeR 70 until ali ParehaSe
money and interest shall have oeen pald. TWO
at me- Tine OF sSe, or Within hours
after said sale: and the balance OF cash payments
o3beTWie trustee reserves tie right to- resell the
property at the cost and risk OF dciahItng pAc-
chaser or purchasers. All eonTeyancing at pur-
ehASef A'0''' WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee,
jes-d&ds rStaEl Salesman.