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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09
PRIMARY REGISTRATION.

Editor Democrat 80 In yesterday 1
DEMoCRAT, commenting on the ward
registration controversy. you favor the
present system of registration, and to a
certain extent mislead your numerous
readers, when you express the opinion
that the opposition to the Parish Com.
mittee resolutions Is limitedk to the
Eleventh Ward It is very true, that
the Eleventh Ward is the only ward
which has taken an open stand against
the resolutions or the Parish Committee.
but inquiry will reveal the fact that the
majority OF the wards are paying no at
tention to the mandates Of the commit
tee. The Eleventh isprobably the only
ward in which the matter has been fully
discussed Other wards may vet be
heard from, In which great dissatisfac-
ton exists. owing to this one-sided and
unfair system, which cannot but result
In the most damaging consequences to
our party at this time, when our success
Is a necessity.
In your remarks on this subject you
say:
what is required, above all, IN n plan of or
gnnization which will render mobocracy impos-
freely suppressed and the viii q the en- ma;o n N
thus fairly ascertained."
Any one familiar with the workings
OF politics, will at once admit that to
oomplicate the machinery OF primary
elections Is to assist scheming polf-
ticians, against whose nefarious prac-
tices we would DO induced to believe
that the new system will operate. Men
who make politics business, and who
always have q certain following, are al
ways careful to be within all the pre-
scribed formalities, while it Is notable
fact that the large majority OF good and
true men, who do not make politics a
business, either from apathy, ignorance
or negligence, are excluded. They are
excluded by q system, which on its face
would seem to favor them, but which,
when analysed, shows an open door to
even greater frauds than tho State reg
istration under Radical rule. There Is
no one who claims that q full registra-
ton will be obtained under the new sys-
tenn; then we will have a minority vot-
ing for delegates to nominate q ticket
that the whole party is expected to sup
port.
In your account OF the proceedings of
the Eleventh Ward Central Club you say
we "repudiated" the resolutions or the
Parish Committee. This is q mistake,
for the INFAMOUS resolutions of that
meeting, at which there were fully 1000
bona tide voters of the Ward, were
couched in respectful language.
In this connection Is it merelya cOinci-
dence that SO many Republicans are tax
Ing great interest in the matter OF Demo-
cratic registration; or Is there some
scheme at the bottom OF all this? Is 1t
merely another coincidence that pools
are. being made up. to buy up false
registration papers, about 1000 Of which
are well known to be floating around?
Or Is it that many of our friends who
want experience in the working of party
politics have been ensnared and once
moro deluded into lending their honest
support to measure which, outwardly
fair, will In fact and practice admit OF
greater fraud than the simple and
customary system heretofore in vogue?
ELEVENTH WARD,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

Avery, who is In jail in st. Louis, was
convicted Of comRlicity in the whisky
ing. he was chief clerk Of the Treasury
Department at Washington, and is sup
posed to know all about those rascalities
In which he had hand. He says il he
is not pardoned by the 18th OF June, he
will make revelation that will cause q
commotion in Washington! 1t is said
that Avery's wife has been given good
clerkship in the Internal Revenue De-
partment since her husband was sent 10
Jail.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09
PLEYEL PIANOS
Gruu wald Hall.

woilfY Il Cd. Paris, as Ey0LUYIvR dENT''
OF their celebrated Pianos, II IL an acknowledged
fat that / have considerably KEDU' ED THE
PRICES on these ever popular instruments.
Fly ANY COMPETITION, either for cash or On
monthly payments. The freuuen, and large re-
ceipts BY me, BY almost every French vessel.
speak plainly OF the daily increased demand Of
the excellent Pianos. and the public may rest
insured that by calling. at my warero ms they
will only get the "a ENUfNB" PLEYEL PIANOS.
with the Observation-Disclosures.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

baton Rouge Advocate. ]

y IJIG1H fsUuz6 HUvVcH1ts1
We learn from thehparish treasurer
that the tax collector who off1ciated
from january to April has not yet made
d settlement with the parish for that
quarter. Az the said tax collector was
superseded by Mr.. Babin In April, and
has been out OF Office some two months,
there Is q little public curiosity to know
what cause there Is for this delay to
SQUIRE up.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

The attention Of the Democrats and
Conservatives Of the Third Ward is
directed to the advertisement in the
usual column Of Walter H. Rogers,
ohafrman.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

In Mondays issue OF the DEMOCRAT,
Mr.. Bechtel is made to say in his testi-
mony before the Congressional Commit
tee, that he docs not know that Lar
oussini is employed in the Custom
house" Mr.. Btchtel named James
Sweeny, and the mentioning OF Mr..
Laroussini's name was an error Of our
reporter M
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

Why is it. my dear sir" said Wafbes'
landlady to him, the other day, that
you newspaper men never get rich?"
do not know" was his reply, except it
is chat dollars and sense do not always
travel together"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09
THE PRESIDENCY.

The Chicago Tribune, an extreme Re-
publican laper, presents the following
table. showing the chances Of the two
parties In the presidential election:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

A crowd Of letter-writers are now
oAgagcd In working up Gen. J. w.
Denver, Of Ohio. for the Democratic
nomination for President.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

Tho Associated Press informs us that
Hin. Col. Fred. Grant has been happily
delivered Of o twelve-pounder (heircss.)
Granted. But is it hcresy to say that
W. d6nst caxe much about It?
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09
Tegardens' Hotel,
MISSISSIPPI CITY.

We tnke pleasure In announcing that i'm
provements have been made "a this favorite
resort for families. Wharf and Bathhouse COM
plete, Kitchen at the East nd of the house.
and new Barroom near the depot je9 IL
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

The m0rning dispatches state that
Mr.. Blaine has no idea OF going to Gin
olnnati.. what woul1 he go there for?
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09
'uRArD JuNEJUpILRE AND F1REnEN'1
FESTIVAL, S.
TO Die GIVEN AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
PHILADELPHIA FIRE COMPANY No. Il.
ON sunday, June III, 1875.

Tickets 90 cents. Ladies and children IT,:
Each ticket bears a coupon emitting the h0Iqef
70 o chance in the drawing for tho following
First Prize so In Gold:
second Prize s1s in Gold.
Third Prize-9f0 in Gold.
PROGRAMME:
/. GRAND PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH b.
tween the members Of the New Orleans Gus
DO seen during tho week on exhibition q
RH Nsfs dHR a stG5s nj if 81 p sHo
MATCH between elk crack shots. .three Of
Se r three sSsi ore s% .S s% ss
.. aE ba,i1bs CHALLENGE MULE RACE be4wsss
ESTAEssykrX aea NJ erH ns efsscsss
y 90 ebtated BACHELOR; mile heats,
l. GRAND MULE HAZE. open to 81 h2sT
g. PaciNd RAGE.to harness ' opss t q u milo
heats, to rule: entrance, 50, to go to tho
8. TROTT1NG RACE, in harness. for horses
that have never bea'en 2:4s, nile heats, =
rule: entrance ss.-to be added to the Drizo.
l. RUNsiNG RACE. milo heats, opon 70 III. y
dH ai r fos vi RACE. TX hand. and under
dsxEb oAL2 LII sSopa liz I'm 1p MfAcH
one mile a dash' Entities: vlssns FIss Com.
pany No. 4 and Pelican Hook and Ladder
10 d Ss%EEfpS fs RUE f ffnfTs Dtzcn
between the several crack engines Of the
New Orleans Fir Department. Prize 1fO0.
II. COCK FI6HT-hoyai Battle. To rule. trize.
so gold
H. GRAND BOXING MATCH. with gloves. be-
tween we'll known amateur sparrers OF this
city. in full prize ring costume, on secluded
grounds.
And other sports ~ be- announced In handbiIls
All entries for races and atches must be-
made before o'clock p. M. Friday. June q.
1876; entries t. be announced In programme.
All applications for entries. and all commune
cations, to be addressed TO
VIM. Il. KLTENPETER
Chairman Of the Committee.
jes til at No. 81 Camp street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

~ - IL II
The following Watches are ali Lever movc.
ments. Jeweled. same size q 11S Wetch. and
sold with guarantee for two years.:
Solid Silver Watch. same ae the cut 1880. Arg
SSCuu 65iv3r stem wln0er..................... ~
Stem Wtnder. o. Silver case. 8
same. but open face nat glass. ............ 30
So!id 4 Karat Gold Watch. . o.. case ........ Is
So!id 1e Karat Gold Watch, . on caee. 1890. IS
SOLID u karat Gold Stem Winder * 81 caeo -
solid le Karat Gold Stem Winder Ak o. caeo 10
!, The following Watches are two sizes Smaller
Enan the ei6 Watches, and inner quality:
~ p1lver hunting or open face case.......... ~
Solq q karat Gold caee... 6
ponQ II Karat Gold case. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
ladies' Watches. Solid Gold cases. ........... IS
stem Wfnders. Solid Gold cases ....... 6
Ls snd Stem Winders. elegantly ensr.ved
Gentlemsns Gold Chains in ersst vs e +.
Prices vary from Sl5 to SIS.
A large assortment OF Ladies' Gold Chains.
from SIS to 800 -
!, Silver Chain. suitable for the SIS Watch. from
Any. Watch sent by mail, In registered pack
age at my risk, on receipt Of price with 50 contx
ior postage; or by EXPRESS, G. @ D., with privf-
,ege OF opening the package and examining the
watch before paying for It. Address as above.
a hey that winds any watch sent by mail for
W1TCI REI.1 IH7E0 BY sKILLFuL WORE
MEN. u lowest possible prices.
spa o. 9dp d&W
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

With increased facilities, the most experienced
workmen and skillful artists, l am now better
prepared than ever before to supply Tombs.
Monuments. Headstones. Tablets, Counter.
Table and sideboard Tops. Also the largest
stock Of Marble. Slate and Iron Nantes In the
Southwest.
Estimates furnished. and comparison Of
work and prices solicited.
mv21 I'm JAMES HAGAN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09
JOHN BRUINS

Kespectfu ~ informs his friends and the pub
lie that ut his new store
144 Camp street. .144
He has fresh and we'll selected assortment
-Or--
BUILDERS AND GEN. RAJ HARDWARE.
Carpenters Tools. Crates. Stoves.
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
of oil kinds.
He liz better prepared than ever before to do
COPPER. TIN Nd SHEET IRON WORK.
And will furnish Estimates to builders and
others. and
leo 70 ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-09

Tickets 30 cents. Ladies and children ~ ~.
Each ticket bears n coupon emitting the hOlqe
to o chance in the drawing for the l0iioWlne
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nj KID.

BOSTON. on April 81, 1876, RosI BoszOx. in
the alet year OF ner age.
Thefunersl v al take place on Tuesday, 81. from
her resiaenCe Q, Capitol Hill. sOu.h street.
ELLIOTT. suddenly, 10 New York, April 70,
lS76, Of disease Of the heart, SAMUEL e kLLiOrr,
forms rly OF the U. D. aayy, aged 81 years.
HE rem aims were broaGht 70 this city and III
TERED in the family yauls az OAK Hill cometery.
MICHAEL fITzSERALD, the beloved husband Of
Ellen Fitzgerald, native Of County Kerry, Ire
land I'm the <4th year u his age.
His funeral viii take place from bis late resi-
sd, ct O'Clock Solemn high Tnsss al be 1t 81
Aloysius church. The friends aud relatives Of the
iauiiy are invited O. attend. Day be rest in peace
Rep .t6Bslto papers q
ND A,rl q, is6, Carl, y 0uneest son q John
DAYS.
MkSsJIELD. On thu l.t Of May. 1875, Of bros-
chifis. wN. ERNEST MkSsFIELD, ssn Of sarah A
Tunersl win take place from No. ~ 6th street
tODthv ett Tuesday. 2 o'clock.
oUIN April 80, IS7s. Of consumption, EARr
CoTFEY OTIS, relics OF the late Edward Mn. ases
IT. neral will tsSe place non the resisencsof her
broth Y. 500 q street southwest, on Wednesday,
%, st O'Clock
soBRlIsRk. In this city. at midnight Of the
s,h April, kae, ANNA MARY scHRE-aER, in ths
The funezsl viii take place from ths residence q
her sister. Mr.. AnIs z niddleto0. 40, 1925 9th
street northwest, wednesday sfterEoo the "a in
slant. ~ $50 y. N.
PATERSON. child q HenIy 4. and Hennie A. slye,
aged q u 0slhs and days.
funeral Tuesday mornist. from oo6 6gt streSt
southeast, 81 II o'clock.
SMITH On the sOth 81 April. lgs, DsaPKR Q,
exiEH, VI Nssein gtcs a..
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STOCK AND FIxIURss FOR SALE

The C rariHership % J. O. wI5wALL GO.
fTF7riHE o. 'iHIfa'i0H on JE'y Isf, our stock
MySTBE CLOSED
or before that date.
We shall offer - morrow, and continue to sell
'O7 so Days, sur large snd complete stock Of
DIZZY GOODS
At CHEAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and al g. q. remaining on hand June lst, viii be
sold ~ AUCTION WITHOUT RESERYE
liz order 90 CiOSf ~ 30 Days,
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
y III be msde sn q Isrse portion Of our stock
Prints, 4, and etI cents per yard.
brown lotions, cents per yard
Figured Grensdi aes. 81, 10 and I2J, cts
Grenadines In Stripes, st 10 cts.
silk Grensdine- htloE cost
summer silEs, T1s cts and upwards
Pure Black MOhstrs. 30 cts, worth IS.
fine Black Dress Silks. S. o. worth al 40
s1o9 yerds Blsck Alpacas, l5N 20 sly cts,
PARASOLS cost
Large lot Table Dsmssks Napkin. vine Cloths
flano O1yers, &c ~ less han New York cost,
"GREAT BAEGAINS in everything.
y. g. WISWALL d CO..
spS-I $40 7th st., near Pa. svs.
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THOMAS DewLING, AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on THE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE.. BEIwEEN 17IH AND lsIH STREETS
kORTHHEST. At AUCTION.
n On MONDAY. May sth, 1876, at sk O'Clock
D. m Tn front Of the premises, viii sell that
very variable busiEess property on the north side
Of Pennsylyania avenue. between 18th and 18Th
streets northwest mo. 1743 being Lot No. Z, 10
lOa IL IL feet 10 " AZ OF alley, aud improved BY
. two story Brick Dvelir g known as the Star and
Garter Restaurant
Terms: One tnird cash: balance In 8, II and Is
mouths notes bearing interes, at per cent per
abp1m, and ~ cured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty cep osit Of . 40 required 1t time OF sale.
ali canveJ q icing 81 the cast OF the purchaser.
ar25-d THOs. poWLIN0, Auct.
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BANKERS.

ALEX, FROTHINGHAM CO., BANKERS
n and Brokers, No. IL Wall street, make tor
customers desirable Investments Of large or small
auosnts in stocks Of legitimate character, which
frequently Ray from i've to twenty times the amount
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried a. long O. desired on
deposit Of i've Per cent. Circulars and weekly re-
ports teht free. aDn eoly
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m AFRICA

FBAsER-H9WLETT. At tue residence OF the
bf ides parents, April Do 1875, b. Rev DIR. George
". Sampson, JAMES FRASER e. Mic HAREIET
MAYHkw HowLKTT, both OF Washington, ID. e.. /"
y0NEs-BATES. In Baltimore. ma, April m.
1876, by the Rev. j. b. Stitt. Nj VIZ JONEs 20
Miss CATHAEINE NJ. BATks, b5th OF the District %
htPP-CLAMPTTT In Baltimore, eep,en5sr
Il, 1875, by Rev Mr. OhipchAso. EDEN ksPP % gna-
ME q. CIAsPITT, both al this city.
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RUNOANsoN BIOS, Auct,oneers

TRISrEkS SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
IOE On X STREET. Il sTWEEs ISTH AND
18Th SITS. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
a. By virtue Of deed CT trust, dated 18th day
LIN OF September, ID. le75, duly rec nd I'd in Lioer
No. IO2, folio 81, of the land records for Wash
fOston county, in the Distr ct If Columbia and by
Inert OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
pubic auction on TIL RSDAG the 25th day of May
a. 1870, st clock M, in trout of the prem
lses, all tba' certain piece parcel OF ground aud
promise, situated and l. ing q said city Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia and kn0wn and described
as the east half OF lot numbered fOur, In SOU are
numbered one hundred and seven, (lO7J together
with all aud snS ular the improveme Its privileges
AID app rtenlnces to the same belonging, in any
manner ~ pertaining.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase M Oney
In cash; the balance in eQusl inStgm5nts Of notes
st g. ~ and IS months, with interest psr cent.
per annum, said notes secured By deed of trust
the premises cold. CoDyeyancirg, &C, at purchas-
er's cost. deposlt q $40 will be required as
soon as the property is knocked of If he terms Of
sale are not compiled With In one week from day Of
sale the Trustee the ght to resell the prop
erty at tbs risk ard cost Of the defsli0g purc lsr
upon giving hye days notice OF sucn re sale ia the
Evening Star newspaper. published in Washing-
ton, ID. @. sAMUEL L. ARNOLD,
ar2O III No ,iiIII9th " kfdts TyUstse
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
AND STORE. O0RNER 1THASO 5 sraEErS
NORTHWEST, At AUOTIOS.
2lst day Of March, 1874, and recorded in Liber
No 749 folio u.s. one of the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, l shall, on THURSDAY, the
4th day of MAY 1876, at O'Clock .. in front Of
the premises sell AZ public auction, part OF lot No
j. in square No Az Beginning for the same at the
southeast corner Of said lot J. running thence north
50 feet s 7th street vest thence west IS feet TO
public alley 10 feet wide, thence south al Jng said
alley IS feet TO north street, thence east along said
5 street 93 feet, to the beginning; improved BY o
fine brick house, with store room.
Terms; 81 500 cash. and the balance In two equal
payments at and II months, from day CT sale, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearin interest
at the rate OF per cent per annum AID secured By
de- ed Of trust on the property, shall be given.
the time Of sale. All conveyancing at the expense
Of the purchaser. II the terms OF sale are not COM
trustee reserves the right resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defsu,ting purchaser
giving seven days notice in the Evening Star.
ap10.eo&ds CHAS MADES, Trustee,
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nowEhAN & GREEN, Aucts, 4I2 9TH street
'RUsTEE'S SALE.

81 Unser and by virtue Of q deed of trust,
~ dated April lst. 1865, sod duly recorded in
Liber T ard q, No. II, folie 337, one Of the land
Columbia, and at the request, in writing, Of the
holder Of the note intended to be secured thereby
shall SELL at public auction in front OF the premises
on wEDHESDAl. the 10Th day OF May, A. ID.
la6, at $50 . all that piece or parcel Of land
situare In city Of Washington, and known and de-
scribed on the ground plat or plan Of said city az
Lot "B, - in William A. Bradey's subdivision OF
square numbered four hundred and thirty four
{ 4Al, together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, and the residus In
two equal instam ents, at six and twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale; or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser; defer ed payments to
be secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee IL the
terms OF sale not complied with In one week. the
trustee the right t. resell at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser, upon hye days
notice by advertisement In some newspaper printed
and published In the city Of Washington. All con-
yeyspctng AZ the cost Of the purchaser. ol0 to be
paid of the time OF sale
A. THOMAS BR abbey, Trustee.
BOWMAN d GRHEN,
anil lRy2w&eolw6ds Auctioneers
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THOs. DOWLIHG, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PBOPERTY
an pU6RARTON AND BEALL STREETS,

an DUERARTON AND BEALL STREETS,
IN GEORGET0WN.
= By virtue Of two d. eds Of trust, bearing date
81 ,he LIST aud Sd DAYS Of February, 1864, aud re-
COZ ded In Liber N G. T., No 70, at folios iS end
29th day OF May, A. d. l16. in front of the pre-
misses, on Dunbartcn street, at > O'Clock m, the
dition Georgetown the same fronting thirty 800
feet on Dunbarton street and extending back Of
that 10th norIhwardy one hundred sni twenty
feet, improved with y comfortable dwelling b )uss
ard other out buildings, the premises being No. 90
DuIbarton street. and the OF her par eel being
lot fronting 50 fee - Besll street and having
q d pth Of 10 Get
Terms OF sale. One lEiId cash; residue in two
canal paymeDts st six ard twelve months, with n
ieT, 30 be secured By coed Of trust S2Oo deposit
when the property IL struck of, which Is TO be for
fei.ed II the terms are not complied with within five
days after sale. All convey aDcing and recording at
purcb aser's expense
HsAU PICKRELL, Surviving Trustee.
ar2s cod ICocr JHOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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DAwEBKOKER's SALE.

TBCsTEES' SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROP
II ERTY ON SOUTH SIDE OF VIRGINIA
ANENUk,NESR TWFNrY- FIRSrSTREET
WEST, skD ON WESs SIUEOF FOURTH
Eth hF EAST, bETWEEa A And u
go BY virtue of a cecree OF .he Supreme Court
- 81 the District of Columtit, passed ia cause
No 0Dg, VIC viii sell az suc-iOn, in front of thu
premises, on TIL tuesday,. the tth day of May, ls76
10 eighteen 49, both inclusive, our subdivision of
oigusl lot one in square eli Ehty three, 49, in
lie CITY OF washington, u. O., recorded ia book
OF SUBDIVISIONS b IL II. at paE- l52. Virginia ave-
Lue is grade d, aud he stone sl0ng sauars
on FhiDAI, next day, ia front of thu premises.
al ClocE p ~, weather pspmtttins, lots in our
subdlv lson Of tho east half Of seven hundred
aud eighty eight, 1851 in the CITY of Washington
-. U as recorded in book of s1bdi vision X L. III
AZ phge loi The streets bordering said part sauaTe
Io3 are completely i'm proved
Terms Of sale: Oae fourth cash; balance in three
equal iLstaliments, in six, twelve aud eighteen
moi tbs fr M the day of sale, with interest; or the
Shcie purc base money may be paid in cash within
ten "a after sale. A d pOrit of us on each lot
VIII De required AT the time Of sale All convey.
snolng ~ purchasers cost. No deed given until the
NhoIe OF the purchase money is paid If the terms
OF safe are not implied with within tea days from
Inc dsy OF sole, Ne reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost this defauIting pnr
chaser after five days pubic notice in the Evening
A plat Of each subdivision will he exhibited at
We will pay all taxes aud assessments th.t are
levi d. due and payable.
ED BAbLAGTYcE 42s7tha nwl r
WILLIAM, 9O1 Penna. ave n. W.. ( IEus-ees
apps DADS b, ii WARMER, Auctioneer
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q FOR SALE.-Rare Ch1nce for Had some
El Suburban hsstdsaos RyTHSriHs, MD.
o. a att vii oeer q public suc ton, on the pre-
n Uses, III TUESDAY, May 4, at p m, q new .
trees and fipe shI ubbery. FERNS at sails. Lot Sc
feet front. IL not sold will be rented. apf9st