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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN Auetioueer

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
EXTENSiVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
~ HoCsEHoLp FURNITURE AT AUCTION On
THURSDAY \, the 28th instant, shall sell, at the
rssIdence of John Faflsy, Esq U. s c. =. No. as
street, bctwe0d 18th and 2Dth streets west. at ten
O'Clock s. m, an extensive assortment of excellent
Household furmture, such As
Handsome SOfs and Lounges,
parloT, Castor aud Fancy Chairs.
Black Walnut Spring seat Easy Chairs,
Writing Desks and Screens,
Elegant Psyche Glass, finest French plate, 81 by 70
inches,
Sets OF four Brocatee and Lace Curtains, with fix
lures,
Set. of Oam.sk. Woreen and Muslin Curtains,
superior Nolvet ParOr Carp t. and Hearth Rugs,
BRUSSELS, Ingram and Ventian Carpets,
Grumb Balze and Otlcloth,
ptan3 Forts, Sidcboards and Trays,
Marble top Pier and Card Tables,
Vases. Lamps and Manta Ornaments,
Mahogany large Extension Dining Table,
Do; Bedsteads, Wardrobes, w Washstands and
- Toilet Sets,
superior PeathAr Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, &c,
Couches, Rocking and Easy Chairs, Hat Racks,
Zfarlor Grates, nearly new, and Passage stoves,
ono hne Framed Oil Landscape, and Framed En
cravings,
Fresch China Dinner, Dessert an g Band Tea
Fine Cut Gla.s Decantsrs
nshes, Tuinblers, Wines. Champasnes, &c,
Silver. plated Coffee aud Tea Service
Do Castors, Cake Baskets, &C.,
WIN variety OF Table, Kitchen, and other artI-
ces UNNECESSARY to mention.
Terms: All suns under $50. cash over $50. a
credit of two aud four months will be gwen. for
notes IN all cases to bs salts sctorily endorsed,
baaTlny interest.
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THR INSTINCT or ToADs.-A curious anecdote
of the instinct Of locality has come to n. from
highly vera ;iOus quarter. In the town Of Frank
lin. IN kensngO county. once lived a gentleman
who was fond Of bees. One morning he observed
four tOads sitting just below the hive The
next day the same tOads were there. grave and
solemn as sphynxes before an Egyptian temple.
One was black; another bright colored third
blind; fourth marked in some other distiu-
gushing manner. Thinking they annoyed the
bees. aud seeing them pertinsciOusly preserve
their position. day after day, be put them into
81 basket. carried them across the Allegheny,
nEI left them at the top Of = hill. What was
his surprise, three weeks after, to find them ut
thcir old post ~ grave and solemn AZ ever
y gan he remoyed then, taking them. this
tins. IN "a different al rection and leaving them
NJ point much further off. In about ii, weeks
however, they were back for the second time
A neighbor. To whom the incident was told
and who was incrednlous next tried 10 lose
them. But in a few weeks the toads were seen.
one morning. entering the garden. under the
Iesde rship OF one Of their number, who gave n
"checp, eheep.'' looked back for his suite. and
then hoped on, followed by the rest. until be
rea he'd his old station under the beehive.
where he grsvely took up his old quarters
PkiLIiSipifd Ledger.
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COOP ONE.-When D. ). Fowler-so the
story runs-frst commenced the oxaminati ton
of bumps, some Of the students in tho New
York University were disposed to quiz him. A
peculiar shaped squash was found i'm the college
yard, and plaster cast taken of one end of it.
quite closely resembling the cast Of human
skull. This was taken to FO~ler's rooms, and
he was given to understand that the original
was closely connected with literary institu.
tiOn. The phrenOlOgist took tho cast in his
hand, and examined it with some care when q
bright thought struck him. You need not
think, young men, to catch me" ~ said he to the
students; ''dO you think 1 don't know the head
Of Horace Grceley!''
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SUGGESTION AS TO CHILDRBN's FOOD-"To
this fact the attention of parents and guardians
should seriously be given, that by it they may
learn to avoid the petty tyranny aud folly Of
insisting on children eating food for which they
manifest repugnance. 1t is too common to treat
the child repugnance as mere csprice-tO con-
denim 1t as stuff and nonsense when he refuses
to eat fat, or eggs, or certain vegetables. and
wholesome puddings. Now, even a caprice in
such matters should not be altogether slighted,
especially when it takes the form Of refusal. be-
csuse this caprice is probably nothing less than
the expression Of a particular and temporary
state OF his organism, which We should do wrong
to disregard. And whenever a refusal is con-
slant it indicates positive unttnoss in the
food. Only gross ignorance of physiology an
ignorance unhappily too widely spread, can
argue that because ceD.ain article is whole
some to many, it must necessarily be whole
some to all. Each individual organism is spe-
cifcally different from each other However
much it may resemble others. it necessarily
in somo points differs from them; and the
amount Ofthese differences ID often considerable
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ORIGIN OF THE DAGUERREAN ARr-It is re-
lated in old books that u Frenchman inserted an
advertisement in the London paper rs An April
fool joke, to the effect that a new discovery
had been made. by which portraits could be
permanently fixed upon mirror by placing
the subject before it. All who desired 10 wit
ness the operation wero invited to call, On the
forenoon of April lst, at given place. The
crowd was immense. Gilded coac hes freiehted
with nobility, and the humble pedestrian, alike
soughttO to crafty their curiosity. The arrange
ment WAS such that, as they entered the room,
they saw themselves in a splendid mirror, and
read at the same time, in large capitals, April
fool ~ a French artist, Daguerre. taking the
suggestion Of portrait Oh glass, succeeded n
evolving the principles of the beautiful art of
photography. Thus an April fool joke riponed
into brilliant discovery.
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-SrRENGrHENING TEA.-Milner, in his Life in
ChIna has few words about tea and the mode
of making it: " = -
They have varieties of tea: but an officer
once visited produced a valuable packet OF
strengthening tea, prepared in Ylman Pro
vince ana OF groat repute as a medical prepar-
alton. 1t looked much like common black tea
made into round balls with paste or gum. But
the taste of the Infusion was exceedingly bitter
After descanting at some length in a rhapso-
dical strain on the virtue of the beverage, he
abruptly proceeded to assure me that there was
another species superior still, indeed unequal
led by any other tea for favor, fneness, and
scarcity, viz: "lhe monkey tea This, he ad-
ded, could be obtained only in small quantities
and in select spots. Growing on heights inao-
cessible to the foot of man, and approachable Ia
only by the ssgscious brute whose n name it bears
he said it was collected by certain Of the mon
key species trained first to climb up the most
lofty preeipices. and after filling their pouches
with the delicious herb. to descend again TO
empty their contents into their masters bas-
kets. The dclicacy Of the tea he pronounced
TO be beyond exception, and its value very high.
Having himself tasted its sweots he deplored
that no had it not in his power t0 treat me with
n cup of the prime draught.
VALUE OF READING IN 0LUEN TINEs.-In
tho days Of Jack Cade, few could read except
those who were actually in orders, or educa
Tor that purpose; so that if n person was ar
ranged before temporal judge for any crime
(the punishment whereof was death) he might
pray his clergy; that was, to have Lstin Bible
IN black Gothic character delivered to him;
and u he could read passage where the Judge
appointed which was generally in the Psalms,
the ordinary, or his deputy, who stood near.
said ItgftMt cfericHs, that is, he could read
like cicrk or scholar, and the criminal was
acquitted as being man oflearning. who might
therefore bo useful to the public; if however,
he could not read, he suffered death This
privilege was granted in all offences. except
high treason and sacrilcge, until after the year
l53O and 1t was carried to such an extent. that
If criminal was condemned al one assiEe be-
cause he could not read, he might again claim
this benefit either ut that or even under the
gallOws' tree. and if he could then read he W us
pardOned, of which there was an instance in the
reign OF Queen Eiizabeth.-SAukesptare a
LGWyer.
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=. Jas. c. MEG UIRE & CO. Auctioneerr
CHAS. - WAEEACH, Trustee
ap l9 -eOdds JAS. G. McGUIREA CO. Auci
BY A. GREEN, Auouoneer

hWOIIUHbBT.
I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
KRFY.-By virtue of q decd of trust dated the
2"th day of March, A. D. 1851, and duly recorded in
ilDer }. A; =. No b. fuiIo ", ct seq, of the
land records Tor WASHINGTON county in the District
OF fCoumbs the subscriber WI self, at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, IN front of tho promises
at o'clock p. m. on MONDAY, tho 18th day OF
Aprl, 1879, all that ,ot IN Square south OF Square
numbered lS recorded ON the books of tho survey
or oil the city of w ashIngtOn Lot nunbsr 1, oi
the subdivision oi Lot number 2, In said square.
TINS Lot Is beautifully sltuat d. having front on
Virginia avenue and also on south street The
improvements are a Frame House ON street and q
Blacksmit hs Shop on Virginia avenue.
Terms liberal, and will be made knOwn on the day
OF sale. JNO. b. WILTBERGER. Trustee.
ap2 eO&ds A AGREES Auot
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III Among the bills now before the British
House Of Commons, is one TO incorporate the
- Pneumatic Parcels Delivery Company" and
another to construct SuttsrraHsoHs roadway from
Westminster to the Royal Exchange for omnibus
trarlc, To he called the Omnibus Subway"
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II The Legislature Of Maine has passed an act
eSempting manufacturing establishments Of cotton
or wool. both cotton and wool hereafter erected
from taxation for period Of ten years If the city
or town in which tue establishment is proposed TO
be located shall give assent to such exemption.
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IL A beautiful young woman, residing in a
hoGse Of iil-fane in New York, drank two shil-
lings worth of ether, on Sunday night, to assuage
the toothsche. Next morning she was found dead
In her bed, and the supposition Is that the ether
killed her
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IL To people who have any relatives out in
Arkansas the following will be interesting: " The
Pine Bluff Independent says i've men were hung
near Brownsville, Prairie county, Arkansas, by
some of the eitizens. No particulars givenn
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IL The Louisville Democrat says that the King
of Naples is growing thin and failing even Oh a
diet Of ASS milk. whereupOn the Journal in
quires what the effect of that diet is the readers
Of the Democrat
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~ The Spring trottng on the Union Course,
Long island, commenced on Monday last. The
contest was between Reliance and Senator, mile
heats the former won.
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II The Milwaukee, (Ws) News says: " A
large number Of Pixies Peak explorers fron this
STATE are returning. They have little To say, and
nothing To show
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Uwhst prevents cook from swallowing her
apron, tgo-s against her stomach
lPA dandy LATELY appeared in Iewa with legs
so atenuated that the authorities had him arrested
because he had no visible means Of support
iU-There is no beauty like the voice OF happy
child, and no beauty like that ~ the face OF an ln'
telligent one 'BLftTF
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" Rev J. ). Harden, charged with the mur-
der Of his wife, at village in Warren county, n
j., by poisoning, was arrested on Monday, at
Wheeling. Va.
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BY A.GREEN. Auct,opeer

,,,-s,, BY 4. GREEN. AuctIonoer.
TNRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY.-Ey virtuo of a deed of trust dated the
18th day of October, A. D. 1885, and duly recorded
land records for the county of WASHINGTON in the
District of Columbia. the subscriber will sell at pub
10" suction. to the highest bidder in front of the
Premises, at O'Clock p. IN, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of April, 1889, all of lots No. 10 and II of the sub
DIVISION Of square No. al. in ths city of Washing
ton, ID. u. fronting 81 feet Seventh street west
and having depth of lS feet to an alley is feet
Wide.
city, will soon DO very valuable, 10 is corner lot
aud desirable for any kind of business. For saf
Title perfect.
Terms of sale: Cash for all over S53D; on that
amounts a credit of s, 49, and 3, months, and inter
est, subject to the above recitsd deed of trust.
JNO. Il. WILTBERGER, Trustee.
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NEW PAPERHANGING STORE.-The un-
dersgned has now and constantly keeps On
hand large and very hands some assortment Of
vail PAPERS, BORDERS, DECoRA-
wINboW SU.Drs and FIXTURES.
G!ITCORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS,
PICTURE COR ID and TASSELS,
SHUTTER TIES, &c. -. ..' .
All of which will he sold at the lowest cash
prices. EF.. " s,tH
=. :. El. FRANCIS WILMER,
/ sp 1i-Im S65 New York av.. bet 9th and 10th SITS
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IL Gov. Melville, Of Miss, has appointed =
delegation of 3o7 to represent that State in the con-
vention which assemblies al vieksburg on the 9th
~ Nay
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UrThe papers from many places in the wes,
REPRESENT the fruit crop uninjured by the frost
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ID-The Sickles trial at Washington keeps the
whole country on the Key-yiye. The charge
was small, but there Il loud and Long rePsfi.-
ByStOs Post.
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THE PACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COM

u
One Of the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United States Mail for ACAPUI Leo. -rrAN
CALIFORNIA, and OR RECON. leavescs4Gh
Panama twice each month, on the arri sss-7's@>,s
val of the u. :. Mail =. ;, COmpany's Steamers,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
ON the 5th and 2Dth of each month, with the malls
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
proved 10y the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The panama Railroad C47 miles long 10 now com.
peted from ocean To ocean, and IL crossed in or
hours. The baggage Of passengers Ia checked in
New York through 70 San Francisco. and passen-
Compauy's ex pense. The money paid in New York
covers al expenses of the trip.
Reserve sseamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco % prevent detention in case Of acoi-
dent 30 that the Esa ~ entirely reltable-nO failure
having occurred IN = ga years.
Passengers leave Panama lhe same day thsy ar
rive at AspInwall.
Conductors go through by each Steamer end taks
charge of women and children withOG Other sTates
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates. apply. st
the Agency, la West strs.t, New York. 90 ]. W.
RATMOND--Or to ARMSTRONG: HARRIS a.
CO.. New Orleans-Or c. l.. BARTLETT Boston
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;. Z. MCGUIRE & Co, Auchoneer,
EXGEi:I.ENT FURNITURE AND HoTsE-
DAY MORNING.. AT AT pS s,S fIc c, ,s,HLELOp =, TUES
house recently occupied hy Judge Iorin@. ON IN 'Is
sell ali the Enr; ,?tn ana lsth streets west shall
prisingN "' ''"i'ufe anu Household Effects, com
Excellent Rosewood Case Piano Forte. bv Kn,ho
Suit of Walnut Carved Crimson Damssk covered
SnUros u,tnlduto, ta c3nslsting ofarge Sofa, two
one Sewing and four Side chsir,f s2 f""cy Chars
'ui aco ~ rmntD Damask Curtains to match, with
Ws"vo 81 Msfble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
EiSg.ut nrsI lush rGovctrd S"ia and Arm Chairs,
W slEnt W hatnot; neravngs and Paintings.
sauPSS,,6s aiPS,sts- MaIbe e. BuY, Of Gen; Jackson,
ont tb" bo"as and Three P, Carpets through
straw Mating OiIeIoth, Rugs.
sii sEHfGIIsHt dF Es.yslInFuf Wslnuf Library Shelves Desks
Walnut Eaten.iopG 10th 10th, ccTeEsd 0ee Furniture,
NSna Marbe5tGp + sidebosTd. Dining Chairs, iu"se'
Si1iIEa' Shna' Glass and Crockery Ware,
SILVER plated Castors, Tea Set, Baskets. Walters.
Walnut k.d.,.nd and Mahogany Jenny Lind and French
Superior HI, Hair and Husk Mattresses.
CemfoIt! CHsI b1Ists1, canI, and PILLOWS. Blankets,
Hsa@set MstRIs tGR Dressing BnfesHs Wssh.tan.,
Cottage Bedstsads Piain Burea5,''
Keilgerator, Cooking and Other Stoves
All X ,tHa Sitm general assortment of Household
IeTnis; SS' and under cash; over that spu o,ati,
beSrng GAYS Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes,
aP I'D J. c. Mcguire h CO.. Auct..
by Wall. L BARNARD, AuctIoneer-.
f.o,S "a E-By virtue of a deed oftrust
March ~, Iss. sna H Mason and others to u.s. dated
enctIon ON FRIDAY. the I'd dar of April next oS
m tns at o'clock p M, all .'s fot Of ground
No eighteen, 49, Square No rev itx three. fT
stnt, 'rF Era consisting good two
>, Terms 81 salei One third of the pu chase money
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SAMUEL TGGlSkhPENrER AND BUILDER,
No. SAG street. between 18th and 18th street offers
his services TO do every description of work in his
line at the lowest living rates. Persons a oout To
build or having carpentry jobs Of any kind To be
scuted had better give him call before giving out
sA9n ofessA ,.@r~. 'ht-eeSM-
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
y, RENT ia WASHINGTON CITY FOR A

to satisfactory tenant for five years from the 18th
OF September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner OF Penn. avenue and 1lth street, which
for nearly i've years past has been well known as
the Federal Metropolis. It's position on Penn. ave-
nue., nue., ab2ut midway between the Capitol and Presi-
Weshinston Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both of WHICH is open nearly every night in the
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while it's cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
ranged 70 accommodate even iar greater number
private, will he ilth street, within ~ feet Of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and
Hall than Others that can be established. For in
i1rmntIon concerning terms, &c., apply to w. ID.
WAl.l.ACH, Star Office, Washing ton city.
mar y IF ....
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IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
at the request Of those Interested, until WEDNES-
DAY. the nth instant at same place and hour.
ap l9-co&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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OTIS FOR SALE.--On the Canal, No. 5, IN So
No and fronts 60 feet lS1s street adjoining the.
Foundry No: s. in So. 2ea, near corner Of Ohio av,
and 18th St, about 10 feet 'front.' Ohio avenue and
fronts also ON st., on louisiana av, and the Canal
close to the Mar ket; No. 5, n So $50 So feet the
Canal and about same on Louisiana av., (part of
Fuggltts Lumber Yard y also, east half No. s. same
Sd, - feet on the Canal and about Same on Lousi-
Baltimore. mar / -2av2m
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WOOD AND COAL.

KINDLING AND STOVE wOOD-Our mill
IN being again IN thorough order are now pre-
pared To furnish all an want of FU FL. at very low
rates. Our machine prepared WOOD ID acknowl-
edge ths F1e! by all seekers of economy and cOnve-
nienoe. L. ]. w. Nj. GAIT,
N. w. corner I2th sns c sts, NO.547;
mar 1s-lv.r Foot af nth at. halo~ War Depart
Il f z 1T B l. ORE til +
IN PEOPLE,
That A. PAYNTER'S CITY STEIN FIRE
WOOD MILLS is the only place IN the ctty that
Wood can be boug hit cheapest and of the best qnGl
ity, In bales bundles. or packages, warranted full
10 PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
in THE CITY, FOR CASH.
OAK, HICKORY, and PINE WOOD, sawed
a1d split any length or size desired, delivered any
vheSe IN the city, Navy Yard, or Alexandria.
OF GaoTgetown, free of charge. Oders LETT at
=: w X. HaDdy's. opposite Wlllsrds' Hotel /;
WA. BSilanty yne's, 4S8 7th street; with WIN. Wha-
ley olib bus drivers corner 7th ST. and Pa avenue;
or At Pages Wharf, foot of 9TH street, promptly at
tended co. Office south side OF 18th street bridge.
The moneF TO accompany the order In all cases, or
be ready wnen the fuel is delivered.
aP 2-u A.PAYNTER, at Pages Wharf.
EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
NJ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
To all parts OF the city, Navy Yard, aud George
town. Orders by nail promptly attended to. The
money t. accompany the ORDER or TO be ready when
the fuel is delivered. Il. j. x w. NJ. CALF,
N. w. corner 18th and c sts., No. 547;
mar 25-ly,r Foot OF 18th ST., below War Depart.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

II DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DR.. Mastcr, (S6 Penn'Ia@
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., whert 49,
he vii be pleased to see all who may desire
his services. For professional ability 1 am kindly
perIuitted to refer to Dr. Master. ja4
MI TEETH.
lI LOOMS, Nj. d., the inventor AID patentee OF
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attands
persons personally at has Office an this CITY AS
MANY persons can wear these Teeth who ~I1IO
cannot wear Others; and no person can wear others
who cannot w.aF these.
Persons calling at nay Office can be aocommoda ted
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who particular and wish the pu rest
ceanest, stronges ana Esost perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINER AL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SS6 Penn syenue, between
9Th and 10th streets; also, % Arch street, Phiadel-
phia. "a 2I -Iy
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ByJ;Sii MGGUlBE CO.; Apssonssrs.


vAhSukSE fS 4 EfH!k6 fHpE6yk6o Go FkSPERTY kASfGR ON
y NORTH STKEET Between 18TH Ann, Urn
Of the CIRCUIT Court Of tho Di strict Of Columbia,
.s ens S,es uSds, rn H
Noon, April 18th, at O'CLOCK, on the premises,
the followlng valuable real estate ofthc late Com,
SS%srs No s. in Wa.hinston city Tontnt IL % on north t
street 26th and nth streets west toEeth.
or with the lmproyeInents. consisting Ofa three
Terms: One fourth cash, sud the residue IN three
equal nsta mcnts st ninc eighteen, and twenty -four
months; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of sale and tho payment thereof to be
secured by bonds with surety aud lieu the prem
All convey anccs at the cost of the purchaser.
jj3sfR MddHiRkks I'll sksstN GS T,S:,s.. h%sss
! the Circuit Court for Prince GEORGES county,
sitting as C9nrt Of EQUITY the pnderslgned Will
Of Nav. ia5 at s oc"ck , FLAIR, iot the nes, s,si
fair DAY Thereafter, st the late residence Of Oliver
b. Mssrucr, de'd the K cal Estate of which he died
SCI zed aud possessed supposed to contain about 100
acres Of land Z is stustsd about four miles from
ton citJ, in very healthy and elevated region, m
good state OF alton. admirably adapted to the
growth nf the usua productions of the county; well
Wooded and wstered; has 3 comfortable Frame
Dwelling. nearly new. aud everv convenient and
II viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and those
deslous Of buy,ns Are I'eapss&tod % & to Inspect the
snfas. sidaa at, oRVn an sajoiains fsrnl n
The terms uf sale as prescribed by the decrce, are
as follows: $50 of the purchase money to be paid
| cation by tho Court aud the balance Of the pur-
oSs %S Seee dss o .a,
bearing interest from the day of SALE to be secured
whole purchase money and Interest," the trustee Is
anthorx To convey the property to the purchaser
pPlssOts NC. STEPHEN, Trustee.