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DY B. ii. wARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 729 18th street, between q and II SITS,

TRRUssFFEEETs , sAhE OF SEVEN NEW THEE
S FTksE EI skT%EEN sSRrH cAPiToE AND
- By Virtue o. three deeds OF trn.t N ma. all
h Liber Ne: $50, folios ai2 alo, and 49, Of the iaad
bis and also Of four other deeds Of trust me- al
S STee sss RsTe, IN thereby seeqTsd vii sell At
,rort Of the premises, on FRIDAY, August Sth,
real est,ss 4, 09aock M the foSSins pieces Of
Of square numbered six hundred and seventy nye
(6ISl, and the improvements thereon:
one hundred and forty l4OJ feet OF LIST street
street, thence south eighty tsoJ feet, thence east
twenty (0D feet, and thence north 20 the original
BY virtue Of the trust recorded IN Liber No sos,
t nna 40 all that piece or parcel Of ground beginning
east, and running west twenty ODD feet along K
sO1s @
point o. beginning eighty (0l feet. a..
folio Isl, all that piece or parcel Of ground, besn
ming one hundred and eighty llso feet west Of LIST
street, thence south eighty cso iest, themes east
twenty 2o) feet, and thence north to the original
By virtue q the trust i reoSrdes in Liber No s7,
folio 49, al that piece or parcel q ground, begin
and running vest twenty @ feet ct ALONG street.
thence south eighty feet thence east twenty (20j
Iee1 nv s-teeo urtu W the oflsihoi vim VI Oo-
By virtae Of the trust recorded 10 Lfber No. SGT,
folio 100, all that piece or parcel Of ground, begin
street east and ronnips IVES; twenty D, feet along
twenty lO) feet, and thence north 70 the original
virtues Ss Ius tn Lbe No s
" :sa:s. s:s :.ss
street thence south eighty lsclfeet thence east
point Of beginning eighty (spl fest
n
two hundred and sixty 16eb fest west o. lf street
east, and running west twenty CDl feet along X
street, thence south eishty ts0l iset thence EAST
point OF beeinninG eighty lso) feet, together with
the improvements thereon, Consisting Of new three
story msnsard and basement Brick Heuss on each
Terms: Qt0p, Win Ten psr cent interest from
August -, In, and expenses Of sale eecn Of the
three parcels 81 ground nrst described; ess@ wisa
expenses Of saeea each Of the I've parcels OF Gfoana
81 rom Aas9 :1,sSSsss: s q s:li ss On
sDce on essS pises IN - q MONTH. .ita Inter:
est IRON the e.y Of sale, ssc1rsd y &c. 9, ng
on hs & e 'i Sro sss ms x g r
purchassrs, Sl0 eovn q tine 81 sale on each
house. Al eonvsysneins - sose Of DuEshassr or
r. srss Of the sbeysasss.ibsd lsroels Of ground
"a hses e assd q -. = ,h L. - so.io sS
. ~ q sg.ss n LiSsr No Ss ioIies - ssd .,
soSjscn ts Ssss q Esa n tlSsr 10. -, folios 50
ssd 20 70 AM: soS.e e S.:s 4 No.
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EAST IRON WORK,
OFFICE or suFEEyIsrSs ARCHITECT,


TREASURY DRPARTNKNT,
Washington, ID. G., August !, lS3-N
Sealed Proposals will be received At his once I'M
iii IN AUGUsT IL, 1873, for furnishing, fitting
and delivering the Cast-irln Frames required for
the Windows - the South Wing and the Cast-irOn
Columns and Pila-ters required for the Basement,
First, Sscnud, and Third Stories Of the Ia 81 Wing
of the New state, War, and Navy Departments
Building Al Wellington, d. O.
Copies ofthe Drawings, Specification, and Sched-
ulemay he had on application at this Office
Proposals win be made by the piece, weight or
Eneal foot, for the various items Of Work a. called
Tor in the Schedule.
The work will not be subiividad among different
bidders. bat will b. Considered in the aggregate.
The " hole Of the Window Frames must be com
pleted within two months from date OF acceptance,
and The Columns and Piiasters Of Basement within
one month, the remainder as may be required by
tie progress OF the work.
Pay mouts will be made the delivery and
ceptsnce # the wOrk deducting ten per until
the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by penal bond, in
the sum 81 five thousand dollars, (S5,O00) that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract, II
certified BY the Uiited states Judge, CLERK OF the
United States Court the District Attorney of the
district wherein the b: Id resides.
The Department the right TO REJECT any or
all bids, II IT be deemed for the interest OF the Gov
eminent to do 50; and any bid that ts not male on
the printed form, 10 be obtained at this office, and
does not conform every respect with the terms OF
the advertisement. will not be considered; neither
will proposals be received from parties " no are
not themselves engaged IN the manufacture Of cast
iron work. and DO have the necessary facilities
for getting out the y Ork.
AL bids must be enclosed In Q sealed envelope,
and endorsed Proposals. for Cast-iron Work. Of
Sou tn and East Wings New State, War, and Navy
dressed TO A. b. MULLETT,
sugl-l1t Supervising Architect.
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hoPhs FOR FfRKNEs.-The Boston Traveller
suggests 20 the committee ON the reorrani,.-
non OF the hre department OF that city th.s
there ought 10 be attached 90 every hose CO..
riage tall-block aud about l40 feet OF % -in,h
rope snugly cOiled up, with the turns carefuliv
taken out OF it before coiled, and arrAnl G 4 IA
such way that \ man could easily carry A ON
his back upstairs 20 the top OF a building The
Traveller SAYS; The whole weight OF such a
COL need not exceed so pounds. Let there be a
small hook in each end OF the rope. and a hook
in the end OF the tail attached % the block Ma
nllla hemp rope, beng timber, would be best
When an alarm Of fre sounds, let Il be the duty
OF one man 10 proceed 70 the scene OF the ire
a. last A. possible. IL Il should be in a high
building, and there Is a chance 20 ascend by the
stairs, LET the roPe be carried up % the most con-
yenlent window, shut me room door % keep the
smoke out, then make fast the tail-block. AMI
throw both ends OF the rope into the stree,
one end can readily be hooked around the hoe
and then the crowd below, taking hold OF the
other end, could run the hose az 60 the ton Of
any building in a few seconds. There a man
would be on hand 20 receive IL and know how IN
arrange IL for service without delay. Those who
own high buildings would do well 20 have such
a coll OF rope themselves independent Of the ire
department But a. manila rome Is liable TO
swell when In contact with water, whale line
might be used in preference. This rope would
they found the place too hot for them With
the hight of IL around under the arms aud the
doom over the rope, a man taking hold Of the
other part could easily lower himself into the
street, having first sent the hose down. The
same process could easily be used for raising or
lowering ladders, OF for taking out light fuTnI-
ture from upper stories"
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EVENING STAR.
How 90 wash summer s.ss..

Summer ssits are nearly all made OF white or
bun linen. piQne, cambria OF masiin. and the
art OF preserving the new appearance after
Washing IL = matter OF the greatest import ance
oommon washerwomen spoil everything with
sSd@, and nothing Is more fneguenf than 20 see
ue ashcste uhts Of lawns and percsles turned
INTO csrk hlotches and muddy streaks BY the
ignorance and vandalism OF . lsundress. IL IL
worm While Tor ladies' TO pay attention 70 this,
Ah'i ihsist upon having their summer dresses
washed according 10 the directions which ths
should be prepared % give their lAundrexs.s
the mselves- In the first place the water should
be tepld, the soap should not be allowed 10
touch the fabric; u should be washed ana rin.s-,
quick, turned upon the wrong side and hans In
the shade to dry. and when starched in tein
boiled, but not boilingl should be folded a,
sheets or tewels, and ironed upon the wrong
side as soon rs possible. But linen should
be washed IN water in which hay has been
boiled OF quart bag OF bran. This last will ho
found 10 answer Tor starch rs well, and il ex-
cehent Tor print dresses OF all kinds; but q
nSh1tnl OF salt IL very usrful also % set the
oolOrs Of light cambrics and dotted laWns. and
ahttle beers gall will not only set. hut brighten
yellow and purple tints, and has . good effect
upon green.
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DIABoLICAL WRAPoN.-A man was n nged
the other day OF San Francisco for murder with
aWeapon Oh peculiarly dangerous and for q
long time mysterious nature, This l. a ssnd
club, formed by filling an eel-skin with sani
When this instrument was first brought into use
the authorities were greatly puzzled BY deaths,
be found ON the outside of the BODY. A burglar
was hnally captured with a sand club in his
possession made out of eel-skin stuffed with
sand. Being closely questioned, he ex-
planned Its use. When the victim Is struck.
for instance, on the head, he drops insensible,
and soon dies from congestion OF the brain
Often the skull suffers no injury from the stroke
and II the person struck RECEIVERS sensibility he
gradually relapses into a condition of idiocy
Sometimes man struck IN the body will be
Knocked down by the peculiar force OF the blow
and feel no immediate results from it. In a few
weeks, however, the flesh will begin 90 mortify
under the line of the blow and rot down TO tho
bone. Heller, the celebrated pianist, & sup
posed 70 have met his death in Mexico from A
stroke Of this diGbolical weapon.
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DROPUsALs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREAsURY DEPARINESr-
B-REAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINrINs,S
July 26th, 1873 y
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
al 10 O,elock a. m, TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
August, los3, Tor furnishing one thousand (l;ool
tons Of run Of mine (Georgeis Creek umeeriand
Coal, TO be delivered st such times and places, and
In such quantities, may be reqaireda and subject
90 the conditions required oy act OF Congress APP
proved July IL, lSO, viz: "That such coal shall
weigh f1O pounds to the ton and shall be Inspected
and weighed, and the quantity Of each load certified,
st the time % delivery 81 the person appointed and
qualified under the set fer that purpose, and that
the ibei fee OF - cents for each ton Of coal
Inspected weighed, and delivered, shall be paid BY
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 18th day Of August, 1873, the Department
IeservnR the right to REJECT sill portion Of the
bids offered.
No proposals. will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence Of ability TO fulfill
tbs contract, nor will any payment be made without
the certificate OF the inspector that the coal fur
nished IL such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office % GEO. B. MCCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing,
jy25-eotaug25 Treasury Department.
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Dk0POsALs FOB HEAD-srONEs FOR Ma.
TlONAL MILITARY CEMRTERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QrARTEHNASTrR GExVDr, nvv

ANisENAsItk GENERALs OFFIcR,S
prcro..t.. WASH NGrOS. June q, 1873. Y
f.SSpcsals are invited for furnishing Heal .tonss
,of Ihe National Military Cemeterss a. nrs.critsS
y an ns "a. o. ID March, ISIS, Of which the FOLLOWING
that the head stones required nv a, at
S...ss an act 20 establish and protect Nafionai
sct sn.ns.,o,s pProyed February h, 1857, and the
= q durable .,das .na JY.Scs June 1 .hs
- snsI Keep them IN place when ST ard ~. Ign m
tor suE pylns the same shall be AWARDED nv the
= -. etsJ o. war, sner sixty days adyerti,emsnt
sponiole person or whose sarn 81. 40 ~
sesn ~ the greatest measure combine the elemsnt.
o. dursbility, decency, and chea e.s: ana ~. LII
OF ooe million doilArs 10 hereby sppro priatsd NJ,
osherxiss spprOpriat.l And he secr.tarx ~ not
sca nrst determins for the various ceneteries ,ha
~ and model for such head-stonss, and the st.nd
as o. Quality and color Of the stone to be u,ed ana
IN sea o. made and decided With reference there
-, ana eenfrsen may be made for separate Quanti-
es q such bead stones; and the contracts made nm
ihs sc shall provide for furnishing and ssttiae
~ the aid d-stonss, sad shall not n the aesrs
ss's s''eeo .hs SUN hereby sPpropriatsd.
The total number 70 Be furnished A, .stiu.,sd a
- e Tor the known, IL 90; for the unknovu,
az sf es dsssrsiSe In detail tn. standard
se5lon By letter to this once, where aso snac,nan
VIZ De placed on exhibition within a fsw ikvs
he proposals should Be In sealed snvelopss
Iiii,sdv roycsals for Heedstoaes for National
tsrnsster General o. the Army, 10 Whcse esas thsv
rS a September 0, l0s, commencing Il il o'clock
BT order Of the Secretary Of War.
osArt'rnAstsr General, Brsvss MAJOR Gsnsrsl o.
-. je3o-e0t
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PROPOSALS.
DR9PosALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
CURED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
NEMGoxERNMENTB BUILDING AT PHIL
ADELPHIA, PA.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcHITRcr,)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1873, \
sealed Proposals will be received at this once un-
III ~ N Of the sIH DAY OF ACeUsT 1873 for fur.
G2SsTnmsnt Building at Philadelphia, Pa, ali the
ne h5;TiaoN STONE required for the exterior Of
The species Of stone from which selection will he
stones and the Qualities especially Insisted upon will
ne unnOrmty OF color and texture, durabi ity, and
the capacity for working under the chisel or ham.
a., A sample block, laxl2.i2 inches, showing on one
lace the natural fracture Of the stone, and on the
others different kinds Of cutting, be submitted
No that has not been tested By actual use AZ
s,Gns 10 buildings for at least ten years, will be
used for that period must be furnished
Inc stone must further have good grain, and be
from which i is procured must be fully opened and
capable Of furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About 900 cubic feet, more or less, will be re-
Qulred. The actual average Of the stones cannot
gest stones containing about DO cubic feet. The
stones will be ordered q schedule Of net SKIES in
aHce. for cutting in the quarryins, and on this
schedule payment will be made, allowing addi-
Die stock and Of one half inch to each cut face Of
Bidders VIII state how soon they can commence
deliyerins the stone and the amount per week they
~ tn. that csn S
r. s from e:
proposed to be furnished, and certificate from the
Recorder OF the county In which the quarry Is situ
ated, that the bidder IL heovner or leesoee Of the
quarry, must accompany the bid
with the printed forms TO be Obtained on sppi
estlon At this once, and must be accompanied BY .
penal bond In the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
te50oo) that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract, awarded to him, and give bond therefor
In the penal sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
l9lOo) and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
70 the 0evernnent As security fer the faithful per-
formanee OF the contract, the lease to take effect
upon the failure OF the contractor to comply with
the terms Of the contrast Said lease to authorize
and work st the expense OF the contractor In case
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all BIDS or TO divide the contract and use two or
more kinds Of stone.
Proposals must be inclosed IN Q sealed envelope,
Endorsed Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
New Government Building, Philadelphia, Pa ;" and
addressed to A. B. MULLETT,
Jy1At Supervising Architect.
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NJ A 70 X Il Il d.

BuRDLE-rREEMAH. On the 10th o. July, by
the Rsv; DIR. Butler, at the parsonage o. the Ing
lish Lutheran Church, Mr.. EDWARD NJ HUR-
LIE, Of Baltimore to Miss CLARA @. FRHHMAN
OF Washington city. baltimore Sun please copy n
hLLLE-BIRTH. On the 5th inst, at 81. yohs,s
Chureh, by Rev. J. Vaughn Lewis, ROBERT L.
hlLLE and ANNE III. BIRTH, both Of this city .
LUGkkTT-fEhToS. On the evening Of Thurs
Church, bythe Re-. Mason Noble, d n, THOMAS
city.
wo0p-RANDALL. On July sIst, By the Rev:
Alfred HolmeAd, Mr.. GEORGE II. WOOD and
Western papers please copy.l
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HAtR.-"Spinster" writes TO the Boston Tran
script from Saratoga:-The style of parting the
hair upon one side aud fitting the hat 20 the
other, cannot possibly be adopted by any true
lady, although there are many WHO deem lt
necessary to follow every absurd caprice OF
fashion, IN order TO make people think that
they are somebody. The American girls are
too pretty as class to need 10 distOrt them
selves in any way TO attract attention. III chew
only had the good sense 20 appreciate this their
prospects in the matrimonial lottery would hs
Increased an hundred fold, As well as the
chances for happy homes and well-cOnductel
households for the prospective husbands
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PROPOSALS FOB WROUGHT AND OAsr.
l. dkON MOkk RkQUIRED FOR THE ROOF
sTATE,wsRIhShp sttS SS 6 4H TILE NEw
BUILDIN0, AT WASHINGTON, b. O
OFFICE OF srPERvrsrNs ARCHITECT, ,
TREASURY DEPARIMENr, July 7, ISIS.
M,Ik1UGHr ANp OAsr-IRON WORK.

NhOJGHT AND OAST-IRON WORK
seaed Proposals will be received at this once
furnishing, delivering, fitting and putting In plaee
ne " wrought and Cast Iron Work as exhibited by
LuS la~lng-J described in the specific atiOns and
Salleo Tor IN the schedules consisting OF the rolled
80. -, iahhel irons, &C., wrought angle irons
S1st,iTon brackets, &C., aud ornamental casf-iron
SoIk ID eorniess, &C., required for the Roof OF the
Solth wing o. the New State, War and NAVY De-
payments BdildiEg, Washington, d. @.
81 the drawings, specihcstions and schedule
~ DC nAi IN Application at this Office.
Al g aEOldlng required By the Contractors to nut
nc VOTE ID place will be furnished by the Govern
Tree OF charge, but will be erected b. the con-
Proposals will be made by the piece, IneaI foot, or
N the schedule. The work will not be snbIfyijsd
among different bidders, but will be consiareI H.
the aggregate. The whole work must be comnletad
NIhln Tour months from date Of acce ptance
rSnehls VIII Dc made monthly, deducting ten
tract. VI tl0 NOn-
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond I'm
tne sum y nfteen Thousand dollars nD that the
SddsI ~ seespi and perform the contract IL award
hui the snmclency Of the security to be certified
y the nited States Jadge the Clerk OF the limited
wherein he resides. " NV D'AS'
al SParmeni reserves the right to reject any or
al bids, u be deemed for the interest Of the dow
srnment g DO so; and any bid that Is not made on
me printed form, to be obtained in this ONCE and
1Ots LOT csnform In every respect to the require
mems OF TINS advertisement, will not be considered:
hsl-her viii any proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged ia the manufactures
q wrought or Cast-Iron Work, and vi no have not
th5 Necessary facilities for getting out the work.
.fnopo>sls will be endorsed " Bids for Iron Work
% KoIt Of South Wing Of New State, War, and
and .5Srses srtHents' Building WsshIngt9n O."
Jlo ult superyisfug Architect
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,

Holding SPECIAL Tenn, JnIy nd. 1873.
In the care Of Patrick Knox, Administrator w. q,
Of BABTLEY KNOX, deceased, the Administrator
". .. aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August,
1873, for the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased and Of the in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate: PROVIDED, Q COPY o? this
erder be published once week for thee weeks in
The Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
jy22tsts Register OF Wills
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ID 4 Y ID

DAVIS. On the sd Of July, CHARLES JE-
ROmE, youngest child Of William and Susie DAVIS,
aged years, month, and q days.
HARDING On the 4th inst ant, of consumptfon
JOSIAH v. HARDING, aged % years
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
~ invited 90 attend the funeral from hts late resi-
dence, No. a01 ath street, between and sts =,
Thursday afternoon, at $50 O'Clock. As
McELWEE. At Hannibal, No, on the 81 instant,
Of cholera, JOHN =. McELwkE, in the S6lh year
Of bis age, formerly OF this city.
mcO0RMIOk. On the 5th tnttant, at ~ o'clock
q. m, HERBERT 90RsUCH, aged months and
days, son Of John II. and julia A. mcCormick-
baltimore papers please copy.1
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be receivd for the Graduation and
mAsCnrN on the Wa-h'r Cfon City AMI Point Look
out Railroad, until THURSDAY, August Tth, At
O'Clock .. m. Specifications and pronles % work
be seen At the Office Of the company, corner Of
lsh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
JOHN A. PARTRIDGE,
augfb,6I Chief Engineer
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lY KERBY, DENT d CO.,
ID Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 3l3 and 81 9tn street, near Penna. svenu

ulY KIRBY, DENT CO.,
ID Auctfoneers and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 3l3 and 81 Hn street, near Penna. avenue.
- BY virtue Of Q deed of trust, dated June 18th,
"a. d. 1877, and duly recorded In Liber No. 6a
kfolio rs, one Of the land records for Washing.
q public auction, in front Of the premises, ON MON.
PAL, the 1lth Day Of Ausnst, A; D 1875. at $50
ground Known and described upon the plan or plat
book a re city q MsshhinSiSn part q lot
(l@ } and beginning for the came It point on an
alley lW feet ee.f OF TIE northwest corner Of said
street, between a1a d streets northwest, in said
SQUARE one s nun s Snd ninety seven. tlw and
l1.1p thence vest eighty seven fest, ia;) fhsncc
sose sst tsst *. two thsnos
Terms: 9Ds;thiId cab: balance IN 81 and twelve
deed Of Hsst. OonyeysseinS, &C., q SsrcbsssSz
cost deposit Of ol60 win Be required : soon =
' 1871 JiiHiis B. HARRovER, rrua.s.
jy3sotd KIRBY, DEBT CO.. Apeta.
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G CAR, ia srBskf, MAR sfkSEf, CAP,
- Under and sy virtue q a decree Of the s1-
Aass d.te on The 81 day Of June, - D. ISIS, and
pa 81 L. certain cause pending in .eid court, in
ants and Thomas W. Anderson and Others are de-
s d.1sspi hs sa%s ss.s cans, No s Y.
nSssSn f m sss es q
S..c cnd .s s1sss ssd q spS n che az Wash
ssseTSed on the general pas or ean issrso s.s
parts Of Lots numbered eight az and ten TO- j in
beginning for same on the line u NORTH Cspaci
sreseS, o. point distant twenty -seven feet four
with the line Of said street tweaty seven feet four
@ eight sseass ss. BY n ss ID
with said line, one hundred and twenty two feet,
,G aumAs.ea ten thence Win said last msn
g9 Inc north twenty seven feet four inches,
twenty two ll21l feet, more or less, to the begin
four story Brick DWELLING with thres .stasy hsos
building, being No. 239 IVY A
Onethird ash; and the residue in two equal install
meuts at twelve and eighteen months bearing inter-
sale, deferred payments 70 be secured to the ats
faction of the trustees; aud In the purchaser or
Of sale within ve days after such sale the trustees
may cell the property sold to such defauing pur-
mem who shall be in default upon weeks notice
m some newspaper printed aud published in the city
OF Washington. Two hundred and nifty doll ars TO
De paid at the time OF sale; otherwise the trustees
may resell immedaely, at the of the defaultng
purchaser All convey aucing at the cost of the pr
chaser or purchasers
A THOMAS BRADLEY
&C MAGRUDER, JR., trustees.
je2s-3aw3w&dts LATIMER y OLEARY, AucUs.
RI IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
sale is postponed until TUESDAY, August 9th,
same hour and place. By order of the Trustees
Jy5l-d LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.