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DI Il ID


BLUMER- On the 10th Instant, LAURA VIZ
aged ] year, months, and 10 days.
We had little Laura once,
She was our darling pride,
We loved her, Oh perhaps too we'll,
For soon she slept and died.
No merry shouts more we hear,
No Laughing child see;
Dear Lord, how could we give her IN
To any one but Thee
The friends OF the family invited attend the
funeral At D. m, Sunday, the 18th instant from
the residence Of her parents e2S street, between
9Th and 81 southeast.
C0FFEY. On the morning OF the llth instant
MICHAEL COfBEY, sRed Sc years.
His funeral will take place Monday, Of o elk,
from No. 4 25 street, between ISth aud I9tn sts
attend.
JOYCE; On Friday, the 10th instant, at o clock
p m, at the residence Of his father, A. J. Joyce OF
pleuro pnesmonis, JOHN L. JOYCE, in the sch
Notice o. funeral in the Sunday papers. IL
MEIsENBORN. 90 the 9th inst, JOHN fKu-
BY WEleENB0RN, aged 81 years aud months.
The deceased was q member Of Harmony Lodge,
i. o. .. also Of Jerusalem Encsmpment, Of Bsf-
timore, since lssS
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 32o 18th street northwest, on SUNDAY, the
l3th inst, at . O'Clock. Washington Lodge, also
Columbian EDcsmpment, o. o. r also the Ger
man Beneficial Society Of this city, are Respectfully
invited g. attend the funeral. lCty papers and b.
umore papers please copy.l a.
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A PLEASANT REnEDY.-The change in the
weather has given every one coughs and colds.
Tor which here il a very pleasant and effectiv e
remedy:-lnstead of nanseous medicines stews
ana yillainous compounds for coughs sore
throats and throat diseases, raw honey Is used .
spoonful, whenever the throat feels uncOm-
Portable, is taken, with great relief effecting q
cure In few DAYS, and sometimes in a few
hours This II probably a secret worth know
ing IN our throat-disease climate, and we give IL
without any charge for the prescription. Swal-
low II slowly, without mixing It with the saliva.
Is the simple direction. Little glass Jars OF
money Tor this purpose are kept for sale all over
the city.-Pdrts Letter.
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NI0RGTAGEE'S SALE OF FARM NEAR
lI ROCKVILLE,


BY virtue ofa power contained in a mortgage from
ty,to Thomas ID. Fullerton, trustee Of tina estate
OF John Bergman, late Of Baltimore city, deceased,
which has been duly assigned to the subscriber, a
co-trustee Of said estate he will Offer at public sale
AT the court house door, in Rockville. Montgomery
county, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of October
next, at IL O'Clock m, the Land mentioned and de-
scribed in said mortgage, This land is the same oc
con prses two parcels, the composed OF parts Of
several tracts called pectively "Ashley THE
Two Brothers, and "Vslsntine's Garden" contain
ing 26 acres, aud the other parcel being part Of
tract called Burgundy" consisting chiefly OF wood
and timber land, 10 situated the east Of the first
mentioned parcel and parated from IL by strip OF
land Of about 800 or SOY yards In breadth, and
ticular description Of both which parcels may be
found in the deed OF mortgage Aforesaid, dated the
29th Of January, 1885, and recorded in Liber X. b.
p, No. q folio SIS &C., Of the Land Records Of
Montgomery county.
This property is situated within two miles Of
Rockville an2 Is distant about fourteen miles from
the city Of Washing on. The larger Of the said two
National road leading from that city to the city Of
Frederick, and the Metropolitan railroad, now com.
pltted passes through it, the land Is naturally Of
excellent quality and is said afford many eligible
building sites, which, connected with its proximity
to the national capital and the railroad facilities IL
enjoys, will render Ii very desirable location
for suburban residences
are that one half the purchase money shall be paid
in cash. and the reeidue In two equal annu install
ments Of one and two years from the day OF sale,
With interest thereon from that day.
van A. W. BRADFORD,
oct7-eo4t Trustee and Assignee.
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NJ A X X lie ID.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the 9th instant
at o'clock m, at st. Matthew'S Church. bT IN (,
Rev Father White, JOHN J. DONNELLY ana
mlss JULlETTk 3. NEWMAN, both Of this city
alexandria Gazette please copy.l
EDWARDS-WILS0N. At the Dunbarton street
M X. Church, on Thursiay evening, October 0th,
lSS, BY the Rev. DR. VIM. b. Edwards, father I'll
the groom, Mr.: FRANK A. EDWARDS, OF Balti-
mors, Nd. to Miss IDA G. WILSON, OF George
town. No cards.
MARspKS-YEATMAN At the residence Of
the brides parents, on Thursday evening, October
9Th, 1873, BY the Rev, Father FORTUNE, Mr. los p
MARsDEN, Of Philadelphia, 10 Miss MARY
IEATMAE, OF this city.
WOODs-McGINNls. In Harrisburg, on Thurs
Strong, =; Mr.. SAMUEL WOODS, Of Greason,
Pa, and Oh AkLoTrE r. daughter Of the late
Colonel John McGinnis, OF Carlisle, Pa.
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EVENING STAR
Mr.. O,CIarerce I.-.nx, 1. s.Ii.. a.

/ Mr.. O'Clarence bought two ola hsrrel. g.
.I nannes, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY morning.
| Gown cellar 60 cut them up As Il was necessa-
~ TO smash IN the slaves. before doing anything
| else, ne laid the barrel on its side, and taking
| up NE ave, gave IL = ringing blow. The AKA
Immediately bounded from the barrel and dew
! over Mi. O'ClsTenoe's shoulder, nearly taking
hack. Mr.. o'Clarence was astopissea. ne
| .utheu The barrel over and looked AZ n ana
rubbed bis back and felt Of his ear. IL vas
| SSiae e,neht that he must use more caution M
ne would cut open the barrel .ithoSt c.ssi.x
| oren himself. The next blow wss dsliver-t
W SUI ~. greater force, and with such sue
Ike 10 much air, and Mr.. o'Clarence -.
\ WAS not quite sure hut the are xo.IS
h9t oound again, and had actually brAced him
. II IN resistance 20 the cOnseQ nee OF snch -.
snb Jailed 10 recover himselfin time and 20,
down among the slaves on his knees, ana Win
such M SI. a 70 nearly disioint his neck.
was pe,yl, petrihed now. He got upon his
feet ara M, we'd away from the bsrr.l-
hriskly rubbing tsts hee but put saying noth-
lar stairs. AMI mil, Il mp his pantsloon les.
and looked st his kne, ., which were serious
~ skinned. After that h, sst on the stairs some
ten minutes and looked Mt ne demolished bar
rel, and tried 20 recollect whs. e IN twenty-three
years married life he n I'D see an, thing quite 50
contrary and unexpected as was mat barrel.
The clock upstairs striking twelve arr used him,
lie jumped down, placed q stsve In q way tor
fracture ITS spine, and struck 10 sharp pow
lt broke at once, the lower half fieW stra ghf Nm
and slapped him In the face, and the other half
flew over the swinging shelf upsetting a quart
pitcher Of milk and knocking OF a glass lar OF
cherries. The milk ran between the cracks OF
the shelf. and formed In puddcs on the cement
floor, aud the jar came down with force enough
To smash Il into myriad OF pieces and an the
AR with cherries and splinters. The horrihed
wretch dropped the axe and stared AZ thu
wreck, and rubbed his head. ant feared he vas
going 10 lose ms reason. And lust then Wfrk-
ford's little boy, who lives next door appearesa
at the window, In a blue suit with hell buttons
and AZ once shouted: MA, ma! Mr.. O'Clarence
Is cutting wood on sunday" AMI would have
probably added other information, had not A
vel aimed potato caused him 20 retire with
great vehemence. When Mrs. O'Clarence came.
which soon she did, she found her husband
spearing behind the pork and charcoal barrels
with broom for car. As soon As she could
change her dress she went down and helped
MN, but the animal was not found, very much
10 the amazement OF Mr.. O'ClArence.-D1sJ,ry
AcUs.
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NEW METHOD OP SMUaGLINa-The French
customs authorities recently discovered thAt A
ne" mode of smuggling is being practiced
lbey Suddenly observed the number of rocking
horses brought 10 France TO he greatly on the
increase; indeed, IL appeared that a sort of
mama had taken possession Of chidren's minds
on the subject. Suspicion being at length eN-
cited one OF the horses was ripped open. Packed
INSIDE was large quantity OF choice cigars aud
tobacco. The rocking horse, in fact, turned
out 70 be Trojan horse molihed.
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AUCTION SALES.
N. l.. WALL a CO.. Aucttoue re,
Rf " Horse and Carriage Bazaa-

0Vn MI. WALL co, Auct,ope.r,,
Rf '" Horse and Carriage BAzsA-,
-. Nvenne, between 9Th and 10th street,.
spr1.I y rERkMPT2Rr SALE oy .
LAZY SO, 'SGRaiN, VESkrfts' All
hfsrs d fS s2c sAp 'S Gof miS HIS
Oil ri,,TJHsss VI &c BY CATALOGUE Al
hh a. MING, October rs, lisa
claus -iesrooms, on the hrsJ
20 piece. Of oro--ley 4 sonsB. :, and o,h,,
=" pi, nj 81 er9.sl :, Brishts, Oh
Il rhrse Ps, best sake. L. we'll Hart
-, fora. and other mskes %.
T ssTe s.sS co. o.. "
81 PeS &c. Of Of cGsGs and ,siIls ttins.
large inyoio; q ve,ye', F.l,, and N,p,n. Rugs,
Table Covers, Hs--acks, aud blair Gar psting.
Other Carpets, which ia Is unnecessary to enum,.
The sbove will be sold in quantities to suit pur-
We call the spectral attention Of buyer. 20 IN.
above sale a. the goods Of this seasons i'm por
lsiion and 4 the latest style, true o. name, AMI in
c os5,i s Cheeks ,sssO"gs 70 .
flY LATInER CLgARY.
ID .ucti neers and Real ESTATE Brokers,
Southwest corner Of P~nnsyl auia avenue and Elev-
enth street, Star Once Building.
TRCsTEEs SALE OF Lots es. 81, ss. AND
BhONNs sUsDIyisI0S OF PART or
ftTA siNr T TIsTS Az S sSMfss !ST
And NURIH OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE
"A Il NIrtae Il AIDED { tr II & me. dayei Feb
~ mary = 1870, aud duly re-, rh a in
- t-r No. 6iO. Ia. 81 one e the land re- ,rds
AshinSt"u county, in the District OF Cplam
tia' a decree II the Supr me Court Of said Ds
q h.i ia Lguiiy Il NJ 1885, wherein Alexander
tsEoI y plaintiff, aud ; 7 Rrsw, il d.fenfant,
- he ''fcri'p e tn party -sc1r-i thereby, 4
shall offer for sale at public auction, the prem
sss aud n II. corner e said lots l9 ant % On FRI
DAY, the l5th day Of October, A. u. ls13, At 4 =
Hc.uCk p M i've -rtain Lots & land, q wit: Lots
NO az, o. and o5 aud pa # lts ~ aud % being
s.Veh'y feet by two hundred and twenty two feet,
lore or less, according TO plan to be hihted al
ilme - sale, aud i duly recorded II : p Browns
snb DIVISION OF Mount Pleasant, tract Of land so
c lied, north Of aud near the grounds Of CoI.mbia
Coli ge.
Terms 81 sale: Oae fourth cash. aud the balance
IN two equal psymests 1T twelve and twenty faur
months deferred ments TO BE- secured By deed OF
ut on the premises. Convey suciug TO be AZ the
cost of the purchaser. SIS down on each lot al
tine Of sale.
NATHANIEL WILSON Trustee
oStll 81 LATIMER CLEAR0 Aucts
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of BENJAMIN #. sTURTE-
extension Of a patent granted him the 9Th day
Of December, is!9, for an improvement in Lathe
Attachment for Cutting Neneers:
1t is orered that the testimony In the be closed
the 25th day of Nov next: that the time for
fliDe arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied the 9Th day of December next, and that said
pstiiion be heard the 10th of December next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
seIZs.A III. d. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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A UCTION SALE OF STALLS IN THE EAST
"A ERN MARKET.

N
"A ERN MARKET.
In accordance with an act entitled Gan act in re-
sti3h 70 the sale and rent OF stalls in the Eastern
Be IL ENACTED By the L.gislattre Assembly, Of tho
DtSirtd ef Columbia, That after the completion Of
Eastern Market building, belonging to and owned
ton, the Governor shall SELL for the time OF i've
years the stalls and stands heren after suitable ad
yeItsement, to the highest bidders, over and above
mined by the Governor and Market Commit sioners,
and announced at ths time Of SALE and no
OF said stalls stands, except such annual rent as is
hereinafter prescribed for the said time of years
sold as herein provided shs he ce n gu s sf as
purchasers thereof; otherwise such sale shall be
null and void, and shall be resold by the direction Of
the Governor after thirty days notice.
SEC; 5. And be a. further enacted, That the animal
rental for each and every stall in the house
dollars per annum: PTorided, That the Governor
and market comm issioners shall designate tho
different sections IN said market for the sale Of
disc as, in their discretion, will be necessary
sEc; 4 And Be ufwtheT enacted, That the terms Of
snd the remeisder pay able IN three equal annual
instruments from date OF sale, with interest st the
rate Of eight per cent. per annum and in case OF
vernon shall sell for cash the stall or stand upon
which said instalment is due for the remainder of
SEC. S. And be 1T further enacted, That any act or
acts now in existence Inconsistent with the provi
sons OF this act be, and same are hereby, re peaed
Approved, June Is, 1879
Notice is hereby given that the stalls in said East
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, at 8
O'Clock D. m. The full terms Of the law, 50 far as
IL cash pay ment or the time OF SALE will be strictly
Messrs. George A. Bohrer and Edwin Herges-
hemer are hereby appointed as commissioners under
ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, Governor.
DUhOANsON, BOWLING Co,
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ooh, what is the panic?" the little boy said.
As his mamma was tucking him suugly in bed
% he panic. nv love"-was the mothers reply
NLlie tear All unnOted distilled frOm her eve,
And she stified a sob, at the risk of her stavs-
"lts beast that has cost me q new polonaise,',
fATfU York fgrHElfH
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A LEStNHRIA WASH
II ENGT0N X. q. LA -
ALEXASL RIA FEEDEEICKs8UBG B. g.
tsr1-r ~ y amt SJri4 Srssfs.

ttfH-r ~ y 0Hf sara STsstS.
Local frsIL- Be- o. fur Alexandria failUws-o,T,
> . ~ u, = IA ~ ursuu, / 2, B. 4 S, 8, Z 8, =. m
SUNDAY.
Local lfH - from AleN asdrIa arrty- ~ I5lI1ss:-
- IS 800 yS, D. -. II 3, IN, 233, 80, s.
1Sj- x 49, ~ z. 3 30 p m; s. q. N aud SIS
p m " o. Ai-Nan1rr- tai!Y, all other trains daily
CLceTt Sunday
= raiu- u.srh.L tuu- connect With trains on
v zsIiugt i.u1 Ohio K. r.
QlASTlfU Accom-. tatt0r leaves Washiugton
I.40 s.. n lBfiy .Nc-pt sunday.
ObEAI SOUTHERN ENPRESS, via Richmond,
lesNv- ss.lHE' "u u Is g. m daily, except Sunday
Through gs"t- : ali points south aud Southwest
loI sac AZ o~e--2 corner l3yh street and PennsyI-
Nanls avenue. ard corner g. street and PenDsyi-
yala venue, "-re pHsse gers csn leave orders for
through 20 destination.
x. 5. YOING, Gen1 PASSENGER AGENT. Iy2i-tf
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llYB.H. wABNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneers,
No. Tz9 7th street, between @ and II streets.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueers,
No. Tzs 7th street, between and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two STORY AND
BACK BUILDING FRAME DWELLING On
WEST, BETWEEN ANb STREETS, AT
- BY virtue OF a deed OF trust to Daniel u. Eaton
accorded in Liber o. 6Ss folio 354 one OF The land
records for Washington, d c., will sell at public
auction in front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, 26th
those pieces parcels of land situated in the City Of
Washington, ID. o., known and designated on the
ground plat or plan Of the City Of Washington, aud
recorded in tn Surveyors office thereof as Lot thir-
(S5 In Loomis subdivision OF original Lots No two
Cd, one ID three 80, twenty (2ll, and twenty
two (22) in square sixty nine (62 said lots contain
ing twenty five hundred and ninety-s 5g6 square
feet, together with the i'm provements thereon.
Terms: -Four hundred dollars, with interest at 10
per cent. per annRm from September 18th, ISL, and
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
ing interest at ten cent from the day of sale and
taken. One hundred dollars down at time OF sale
All conyeyancing at the pense OF the purchaser,
In case the terms Of sale not omplied with in
days after SALE the Trustee the right 10
chaser after five days advertisement in some news
paper published in the City OF washingtos, d. O.
GEORGE ". sTICkNEY,
sepll-eoSds Ut. CoLDWELL, saltsmsH.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, October 18Th, 1873, samA IA aud
place. GEORGE W. STICKNEY,
sepsO-eO&ds il .ooLD%ELL, s.lesasH.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POND until SATURDAY, October lssh, 1873,
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
oct9-eo6ds Ut. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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X EBBr, DENT 90, Gasal Ascsso~.s,s s.l
N CoMvtssioa alseaasis, slso Agents Tor Her
Rugs Chan plot Fire Proof SAFES, Nos 81 3 sao
SIS 9TH STREET, near FoaGsg lyanie sy.nue.-
Goods sod Al auction 81 roslss OF say part Of
he city Special attention paid selling Real
Estate ct auction. Liberal sdvsnocs on oonsixl-
mepfs and prompt retur mylo-H
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~THR SALE OF LOTS I6. II and Is and
part Of Lot o, SQUARE 635, is further postponed
until THU RsDAY, 10th day Of October, A. d. 1873,
same hour and place.
THB SALE or LOTS 10, 30 and II, in Square
81, with improvement: st. Cleud jtel," Is fur
her, A. d. lS7S at O'clock in front of the prem
Uses. HENRY B0GUE,l r-,..o.
ID. J. FOLEY. iiu9'oes'
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DY X. J. SWEET,
No. OIL 18th street, opposite U 3. Post Office.

ID Real Estate broker aud Auctioseer,
No. OIL 9TH street, opposite U 3. Post Office.
TRUsrEK's SALE OF FINE THREE-sTORY
AND MANsARD ROOF PRESSED BRIOK
FRONT DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF STREET, BETWEEN NORTH GAP
lT0L AND FIRST SHEETS EAST, AT AUC-
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated Au-
III gust %, lS2, and duly recorded in Lissr No &C.,
Afoio 347 Of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and by the direction of the party Sc
cured thereby, shall offer for sals, At public a1c-
tion, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, DC
tobsr Is, 1873, AZ o'clock p. m, all that certain
piece parcel of ground situate, lying and being in
the city Of Washington, ID. O , and known aod de-
scribed as being oil that certsin piece Of ground
commencing at point two hundred and twenty 2AD)
feet from LIST street east and running along
west twenty (l feet, thence south S0) feet,
twenty 2) feet thence north eighty SD feet TO
the original place OF beginning, in b. r Gilberts
record, d subdivision II square no abere ed 675.
Terms OF sale: One half cash, and the balance in
u and Is mouths, for which notes Of the purchaser
shall be given, bearing interest the rae 81 10 per
cent. per asnuln, and cured BY deed Of trast
uron the property, :, Sloo TO be deposited upon
ceptance OF bid. III the terms of sale b OF COM
piled with wi hin seven days after sale, the property
will be Iesold, after one week 3 notice, at the risk
and cost 81 The defaultins purchaser Oonveysacing
at pnrchasers cost. WIN III. WARD, Trustee.
oct4-eo&ds r. ! SWEET Auct
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LIVERY STABLES
CONGREss STABLES.

CONGRESS STABLES.
~ sIH STREET, BETWEEN ANDE.
Horses snd BugRies for Hire, and a fresh supply
OF good Ii Orses for sale every week.
oci2-1y' RICHARD Want, Proprietor.
Is. OLCOTT d son,
'. BOARDING, LIVERY and SALE STABLES,
street, between 18th and l4th SITS northwest rear
OF the Epiphany Church Home.D Fine Carriages Of
ali kinds, Horses and Buggies, PhaetOns, &C., for
hire: Special attention paid to the OF Board
Ing Horses decl8-ly
A LLIsON Major, Jr.,
IA LIVERY AND HIKING STABLES,
Sly LlSH CARRIAGES and C0ACHMEN.
deeply 1928 street northwest.
a RLINGTON ATABLES,-R. ORUIT, JR.
"A g STREET, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH.
carriages BY day or night, and for weddings or
parties. deeply
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RY h. J. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Ne. oil 9TH street, opposite u. s. Post Ono

RYEsJ; SWEET,
Ne. oil 7th street, opposite U. s. Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF "A VALUABLE TRACT
TEN ACREs. BEisG PksT or Two
TkkhoTs kN0WS As PLAIN DsALING'
COUNTY AM ADJhossT 70 rHE CITY CITY
eff WASHINGTON, o. q.
a ,,by 'iT'qs Of a deed Of trust 70 me- dated July
District Of Columbs, and bJ direction Of the party
lin, on the pr, misses, on TUESDAY, pt SOth,
ls5, at O'Clock m Those certain pieces aud lots
sud - Mount Pleasant, being the sane Which we're
conveyed by and described in a certain deed 81
deed dated October a. A b. 1870, the said pieces or
parcels q lad, containing about eighteen acres of
ltbd, more OF less, and being he same which were
e. e Selab u. Hobbie b. certain deed recorded
~ Lih. j s, No. 81. folio las, &c, and also TO
laid parties Of the nr-t part 20 Dau!el L. E stan,
rcordrd u Liber No SIS, foii5 IS, one II the iaad
rts OF the county Washington, District Of o.
Terms 4 sale: Five thousand dollars, with inter
esf II tee per cen fr JUL T. 1873, and expenses
I sale, ~ cash; balance al six aud twelve months,
"st from the day # sale, and secured by deed II
trust rPor the property shall Be given; 500 deposit
Oh acce piaucc Of bid. II ths Of sale not
onpiied with within seven days after sale, the
property will b. resold At the risk and cost Of the
-e!Ig.d EJ. SWEET, Auct.
Es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SAII hDAf October IL, ISIS Al o'cl Dck p. m,
seE20-so&ds IRspl E.J. SWEET, Auct
gg-TgE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
same place. b. order Of the Tfuste..
ocll-eo&d. Ell. SWEET, Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR TWO-sTORY
md BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES Jon MYR-
TIE STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AID lsT STREETS EAST, AND NEAR ST
ALOYSlUS CHURCH
- BY virtue OF "A deed Of trust given to the nm
ts deTsigned, dated March IS, 1872, and duly record
AAtd in Llher No 6I6, folio 1856, Of the land
records OF W ashtnGtun county, District Of Column
bla and by request Of the party secured will sell
on tuesday, the 18th day of October, 1873, at
O'Clock In front Of the premises all those Ger.
tain pieces parcels of ground lying in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, aud being known
and described as Lots numbered one hundred ami
eighty hye, (lS,) one hundred and eghtysiX, (l35D
one hundred and ninety, 1871 and one hundred aud
ninety one, lsi , in Gilberts recorded subdivision
OF square numbered six hundred and seventy five,
(Gb together with tbs improy thereon a, in
said deed OF trust specified, said mprovements con-
sstlng OF four twostory and basement Brick Houses
nearly finished.
Terms: One fourth cash, Of which one hundred
dollars on each house must be paid at the time of
sale, and the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at the rate of ten per ceu per
snnum from the day Of SALE pay able semi annually,
Tor which notes must be given, secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold II the terms Of sale are
not complied with within fv days from the day of
sale, the trustee the right to resell the
property for cash. ten days public notice. at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser in default.
All convey Ancing must be at ths purchasers cost
O. N. THOM, Trustee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

- THE SALE OF LOTS Is, II and IL and
PsITtn q L1t - sgSsre 6S5 is Postponed until
st 80 p. m, in frost Of the promises.
THE ShLR OF LOTS 10, 20 and II, in Square
poned until THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF October,
A d. 1873, at O'Clock m, in front of the prem
Uses. HENRY BOGUE, $780,,
ID. j. FOLEY. ANs'ocs'
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