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TRUsTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING on eBVENTH Strict. BE-
TWIN AND 1 sTREETs SOUTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.

a By virtue Of deed Of trust datsd Aasust 7,
~Al, one Of the land recorde for Washington
county. in the District OF CeumSis and e the re.
public auction, In front OF the premises, on WE'D
kgsDAY, jelly =, 1874. at O'CLOCK .. N all thst
rain piece or parcel Of ground known and distiu
guished the south twenty two - feet front by
one huI died and thirty three S3) fest deep Of lot
eight hundred and ssvsnfy-eisht f7s), improved -
ab we.
August ISIS, day OF sale, and expense OF sale In
cash: balance In six and twelve months. Tor which
the day Of sale, and secured By deed Of trust on
The abs 3 .sscs.,t Z q seo v
convey ncipg 6 purchaser,s cost. terms OF sale
are not complied With In seven days from day Of
city a tbs rfsk end cost Of the debating purchaser,
GEOaGE W. SftGKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
jeas-e66ds j. r. O0LDW ELL. Bsissman.
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DY LATIMER & OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lania avenue and llth st ,
Star ONCE Building.

D Auctioneers and Reai Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue and llth 1t
Star ONCE Building.
oPkSSERYsA M
STREE T, HEAR d STREET HORTHwEsT,
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia ii
In cause depending in that court, wherein
lthe under.gned trustee will sell 81 public .uc:
Friday ioss q July next s 0eSsi
p M, parts Lot: 2,s and %, 10 So uare 81 This
near street northwest, and is improved BY hand.
seme three story brick residence.
money cash, and the balance in equal payments In
.w.SS eighteen 3. s;ys and ts the
faction Of the trustee: and bearing Interest from
II terms Of sale are not ce%Ried with in ys days
je2seoads LArIMER : Oh GAsY. Rac.s
- Real Estate Broker and Auc:ioneer,
Federal buildings, corner 9TH and sts. northwest.
TkT INanES SALE Idns OF A;TCWX o-sToRY AND
Sri sTSikr 8 S5sFaEA5 sEr AZ aSJ
IN ESsr s fOo i oSs 81 Thy
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, will sell az public aucti In front Of the
n: foIoSins real estate sit1ste IL
the city Of Washington. p 70 wit: Being lot let
said City Of Wasbfnston. as recorded Decsnbsr II,
page l, containing O70 square feet Is feet front
above.
Terms: 81, 800, with interest ten per cent from
October 10, 1873, and expense of sale, in cash; and
the balance ut six and twelve months for hich the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, will be taken deposit of 300 will
be required Of the purchaser at the time of SALE aud
all conveysncing at tho expense Of the purchaser
Ifterms Of sale not complied with In seven days.
the trustee the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser,
after FIVE days advertisement.
GEORGE w. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee
Je23-eokds j. T. OObDWELL, Statesmen,
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THE HIGHLY AND FAsHIONABLY BRED
L TR0TTING STALLIONS,
Star Pilot and Richmond, are making the ~
season at the stables Of J. T. PRICE, 9Th 1A
street and Louisiana avenue, Washington, GA
D. Cat 91 the season, payable IN advance.
sl'HIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il have obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
testamentary on the personal estate OF JOSEPH
BRYAN, late OF Washington city, d. O., de.
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the saue with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, before
the 10th day Of June next: they may otherwise
BY law be excluded from ali benert Of the said %.
tate Given under our hands this 10th day Of jane,
lS4. JOSEPH B. BRYAN,)
i.ss.rm ST Id: s skYAs:: Executors.
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ERCM PHILADELPHIA

ERCM PHILADELPHIA
Snipb By
"Eew Ex press Line"
FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
Eark freight VIA iydes Iron Lir,." and shin BY
Boston and Providence Railroad
zee advertiseneet of anew Express Linen
For full information spply to
G. +. HYDE,
er22-ly 50 Water street, Gsor getown, d q.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
TRuETEEs'sALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON crH STREET. BETNEEN q AID q

Gy DCHCASspN BEES, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9fh and ID streets northwest
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RY THOMAS DUWLING, Auotioueer.
II GAL Louisiana avenue, two DOORS east Of 7th Ct.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS AT CORNER OF Y4TH AND II SITS.
- By virtue Of Q deed Of trust. dated Juae 18th,
3elaS, and recorded ia liber 40, at folio 27l,
will sell, on FRIDAY the I'd day of July next,
az O'Clock p m, in front Of the premises, Lots
and b, in Majors Subdivision OF lots and 8. in
square No. 80. The property fronts 40 fset on 2ith
street and 10 feet ON street, and will be sold in
two lots Of 20 feet front Gath street and 100 feet in
dep.h.
Terms One third In cash; el0o down when prop
erty is struck OF; two-thirds ct and II mouths,
TO be secured by deed OF trust. ALI conyeysncing
and recording at purchaser cost.
FRED. W. JONEs,l r
JAMES DICKSON.S iru"77s.
je24-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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10y IL. III. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th s,s., northwest
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4; .; is7a, and duly recorded ia Libsr 40. es.,
Of Cslumbis, aSd by direction Of the parties secured
s1 ~ e
s that tract Of Isna situate in the former limit, Of
bes ~ e then ,as
street Of the city Of Washington and north Of
era esaS e ts 60 D%s.
barton, ""Besll. Lott and the "widow'. Mite,y
snd usoe
AID l,i now KNOW a. "LyoDs, Mill Seat Tnis prep
rama on the Vest, % on the nopth sSS
overlooking Oak Hill Cemetery, W sshin ston city
taseousIy in building lots. or for ee@ots9y or
national park and Possesses one Of the finest views
renders accessible and brings ia close contisu.
ty TO Psfreet circle, at present the mos: improved
mansion containing eighteen rooms, with ali MOI:
ern improv ements and conyeniences; grounds well
&c, and baving smoke-houss, ice house. csfrisee'
house; stablisg, &C, making il in every respect .
mill in good order. with the best and most approved
machinery, and capacity Of one hundred aud forty
ROCK creek There I. also valuable ,tone
which IA: been, and can again be- worked TO sdvsn-
tention Of speculstors.
annum from july n, is72, and expsuses Of sale, in
cssh; balance in six, twelve and eishteen moaths,
cured b. deed Of trust on t6e proSersy. All con.
yeysncing At expense Of the purchaser $500, as a
Of soe are not complies With in Ten DAYS from the
day Of SALE the Trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the risk aud cost Of the defsuting
purchaser, after tsn days advertisement ia some
ore or more newspapers published in the city Of
Washington, ID. @.
aEo. W. sTfCKNEf, Trustees.
BY ylrtue OF @ certain writing, signed By all par
ties concerned the terms of sale q the above
described property are changed TO one-third cash.
Tks difference between the cash payment and the
anount que on the frst trust il one year aoa the
ing interest at eight per cent per snnum.
G eG6h W. w. s fhSSER s Trustees.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MCEpAY, June 20 h. 1874, same hour aud
place sGas * " At ssT2nktBRsEY,t Trustees.
je23eosss
10 THE ABCyE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 18th. 1874. same hour aui 9lace
when the sale ill pOSt.Irely take place.
JOHN w. aLynPD. tv.,...,.
!e.e-eeSts GEO. w. SrICKNEY,S iiUS'
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Gu n A e ID LIN K,
NOTICE.

-. :. NCITCE.
. with the view OF diminishing the Oh snces Of col.
Ilsloa, the steamers of this LINE take 9 specified
course for all seasons of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 Nav
fork or Bo.ton, crossing Meridian os 90 at 43 lat
or nothing to tho north of AZ '"
On the bomsw ard passage, cross,n the Meridian
o1tO at AZ lat. or nothing to tina north of r.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Aucsioneer,
Federal Buildings. corner tn and u sts. northwest.
TRUeTEIssALEe OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWIN 18th AND BOUNDARY STBEETS
AND NORTH AND sTREETS, AT AUC-
- By virtue Of deed OF trust, dstei June Il,
A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded In Liber No ne,
&folio ~, one Of the land records for Was ling
ton county, District Of Oolumbis, aud by direction
OF the party secured thereby, will sell. At public
anction. in front of the premises, ON Friday July
10th, a. d. 1874, at ~ O'Clock D. IN all those
pieces parcels Of ground situate in the city of
Warrington, D. O., known and described on the
PLAID Of said city az lots numbered seventy six 06l
to eighty I've (85l, both inclusive, in Fay, Torment
Barrettt subdivision Of square numbered one
hundred and fifty (l5O), together with the improve
ments as above.
Tens Of sale: One-feurth CASH balance Of six (6l,
twelve fl2l and eighteen (sl months, with interest
at ten Per cent. per annum, secured by O deed Of
trust on the property. deposit of 800 each
will be required at time Of sale. All conveysnc
at cost Of purchaser. If terms of sale not com.
piled with in seven days, the Trustee reserves the
right resell the property at the cost and risk of
the defsulting purchaser sitter Il sc go days ader
tietmept in some one or more newspapers published
inthe city Of Washingten, D: G
GEORGE w. eT1OKHEY, Trustee.
je2s-eo&ds j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesnan.
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IN THE SUPREME COURrOF THE DISTRICT


Holdins a Special Term, June sd, 1874.
exseutors e !0AN N: YOUNG, deceased, n. exec
utors aforesaid have With the Of the Hn
lreme court Of ,he District Of oolumbis aforesaid,
the Anal settlement and distrib1sioa q the per.
hand. q far q the same have been collected and
and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend,
with their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceasedh estate: Py0ctded, COPY Of this order be
published once . week for three weeks In the
Evening Star previous 70 the sAiA day. Test:
je2s-tM A. WBBST1R, Reg1ker Of wills
TNTRR sUPR8as GQ0RL ~ TH1 DIsTRICT
i OF C0LUMBIAs
The l6tk day Of Jane, 1874
JOHN ". rORNEY aud BLIzABkfH II. FoRNHYs
Ilsintins,vs. HARRIRT p. Smith ct als.-Equity
On motion Of the plaintiffs, by 3. B. Bond snd
George Burgess, their attorneys, It s ordered that
the defendants. Herriet ?: Smith, Jnls Pitt. Mar
Garet Pitt John X. Pitt, Annie 9. 6Addler and
Catbarine j. Hummell, cause their appearance TO
be entered herein on Or before the first rule day 90
eaDss viiI Be proceeded With =; Il case OF defanit
a true CODY: b. J. MEI0S, Clerk,
jels-w 8 BY h. J. MICS, Jr., Asst.
CENERAL EMPLOYMEHT OFHIOH-A
NJ persona wishing TO employ reliable eeEyants
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AUCTION SALES.

by WH. L. WALL CO i. Aucsfonesrs,,
- New Marble Building,
NO. sOO and goa Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9Th sc.
saLr OF CoETENTs BILLIARD SALOON.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING Jciy
5z1 xz{I3 L. i1t, commencing 81 10 o'e,ocS. ne
1 ~ wall sell the contents Of tbs BiIliard
- Saloon, No. hoo ssh street, Navy
I've Pm. Ian . CoIlander Billiard Tables, complete:
Two eettees, Clock -ix CuI sssns, &c.
WIN L. WALL 90. Aucts.
by LATiHER q OLKARI,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
southv est corner Pennsyly anita avenue and It'll n
Star Once Building.
TRUsTEESsALH OF yALUABLIIMPRoyED
PROPBkT1 ON DKfEEKS STREET.
- BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated the 9Th
dsy OF june. ISL, and duly recorded in iber No.
oOt, ~ folfo 49, ct seq. of the land records
OF Sshineton county, Distric, Of Columbia, and
py erection OF the party secured thereby, L will
sell. on FklDAY, July 10th. 1864, at o O'Clock, IA
front OF the erepises, Lot 81. ia shsphsrdrs SUBJ
DIVISION Of SQUARE numbered 62s, i'm proved by q
fhree-stoiy Brick Residence, containing modern
improvements.
Tel ms fineen hundred collars cash; balance on
Ione tiE-. Teams sale 80 be implied vita wthia
hve days, otherwise the Trustee reserves The right
yeyancins at purchsseris cost. sleo z own at timS
IF sale. s. HALLlpAY, Tr astes
jeso 9Sds LAT MER CLEARI, Arot..
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RY EATIMEE CLEARLY,
~ Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PelDsylysnis avenue and nth u,
Stsr Ofiee pGlldings
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HY b. Ii. WAREEn,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctforesr,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 9TH and SIS northwest
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EE-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 18th. 1874. same hour ani 9lace
when the sale " i'll pOsi.irely take place.
JOHN w. ALypPD. lr-.
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NOTlCE-LAND SALE.

In obedience to an order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court at its August term
1871, in favor of Melvin, Dosser & Co.,
for the use of j. ii. Dosser for the sun of
Forty>one dollars and--cent debt and
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boro' Washington County Tennessee, on
the 10Th day of December, lS74,fo cash
IN hand the land described in the levy to.
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IN Washington county Tenn, one tact in
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Joseph Ia. Burts, and others containing
200 acres more or less. ard known as the
James Young farm. One tract in dist.
No. III containing l40acres adjoining the
lands of David Bowman and others on
which John Miller was living at the time
of his death, to satisfy the above men,
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to be paid in hand on day of sale, or nc
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