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GRAssHoPPERs IN WAsHoB VALLEY.-The
other day, over in Washoe Valley, the Old chief
grassbopper, leader of a mighty host, sounded
bis trumpet and came marching dOSn across
the foothills toward Watkins barley-feld
Watkins heard him cOming-heard the gnash-
ing of mandibles, the ciashing of wing sheaths,
and the raspiDg together of serrated thighs
heard, but was not dismayed. He took down
or two, strapped it upon his back, and went up
against the enemy wearing upon his coun-
tenaIce a snub of derison. When he met the
advancing army he turned the extingulsher
loose upon the front ranks. The old chief hop
per and his little hOppers stood it but amoment.
1t was too many for them, and with wild whoops
they turned tail and fed back into the hills in
diSmaY.
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esrred BY him for legal proceeding. and oosu-

ssr,sd BY him for legal proceeding, ana oesu-
ssvshthly. the disposition OF tn. cases respect
Essshly, = summarized statement Of both
And In IKE manner, the clerk OF sald court.
In the month OF August IN each year, shall M AZ
NJ statement for sach year, ending june thir-
First, al cases I'm hsnkr,,ptev pe,a,n,, =, A..
beginning Of the said year;
Secondly, all Of srch cases disposed OF:
Thirdly, al DIVIDENDS declared therein:
Fourthly, the number OF reports made from
each assignee therein;
Filthy, the disposition OF al such Gases;
Sisthly, the number Of sssignees' accounts
Severthly, whether any marshal, register. mr.
assignee has failed % make and die with such
clerk the reports OF this act required. and ~
any have fAiled TO make such reports, tAeir re-
spective nance snd residences.
And such clerk shall report In respect OF All
cases begun during said year.
And he shall make . classified statement, In
tsensr form, OF al his fees, charges, costs, and
emoluments. respectively, earned or accrued
during said year. giving each head under which
the same accrued, snd also the sum OF al mo-
neys paid into ana disbursed out OF court in
post.
And al, the statements and reports herein re-
quired shall be under cath, aud signed by the
ptIsons respectively making the same.
And said clerk shall. IN said month Of Aurus,
nsnsmn every such statement aud report %
and report aforesaid. TO the Attorney General
OF the United States.
Any persOn who shall violate the provisions OF
this section shall, on motion made, under the
direction OF the Attorney General. be by the
district court dismissed from his Ell e and shall
be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor, aud. on
conviction thereof. be punished by nne OF not
more than five hundred dollars, or by imprison-
ment not exceeding one year.
SKc. 20. That in addition 20 the officers now
authorized 10 take proof OF debts against the
estate OF bankrupt, notaries public are hereby
authorized 90 take such proof. In the manner
and under the regulations provided by law;
such proof 60 be certified by the notary and at
tested by bis signature and Official seal.
SRC. 81. That al acts and parts OF acts incon-
sistent with the provisions OF this act be, and
the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved, June .. 1874.
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RCharlotte Cushman is said to be II, at her
cottage in Newport. 1t has been stated tina
she is suffering from q cancer.
S-In Winchester, ILL.,, an infant escaped tn
lightning which killed its mother while che wa
holding 1t in her arms.
1This is truly a fast age, when the Gold
smith Maid can make q mile in 2:l5x and the
steamer Mary Powell twenty-eight miles on the
Huds on in one heur.
@A Newport, Vermont, dispatch states that
majority OF the delegates to the Congressional
convention are pledged to vote for the renomi-
nation of Judge Poland.
S"Quite a hsilstorm last night" remarked
guest to a California landlord, as he came
down stairs the other morning. "No, emily
few of the boys shooting ChinRman, and the
balls ratified against the house.
~E. Nj. Fisher, prominent citizen of Syd-
ney Centre, n. V, and the agent of the New
York and Oswego Midland railroad at that
place, has absconded with 81 900, which he OBJ
tanned by forgeries on his father. In addition to
81 GOO belonging to the railroad company.
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FIRES AT MIDNIGRT-Mr. Henry Spillmsn,
chief engineer of the Baltimore hre depart
ment, has prepared some statistics showing the
nuDbs sf fires occurring at different hours of
the day and night, from July, 1859 10 October.
1873 Out of 2,t9s fires reported, So occurred
during the day time from q. m. to p. M
ard .23T st night. The greatest number oc-
CURED during the hours between midnight aud
dawn, and the statistics for each hour show
a curious ascending and descending grade.
There were 43 fires az IL a. n. and 70 at II m:
then the number for each hour increased until
1t reached 81 at p. m. There was a decrease
IN the hourly number from p. m. until the cit
liens began to retire TO their beds, at 10 or III
O'Clock. At midnight there were 1873 fires, and
this number was almost, but no: quite, equalled
each hour until O'Clock a. m, when there were
10 fires. Citizens may be presumed then to
have been awakened ana to have commenced
moving about, and from that time until noon
the number of fires decreased hourly until IL
a. M. The aggregate statistics agree in these
indications with the statistics for the year ls7 B.
Watcbfulness and care are thus shown to be
important influences in the prevention of fires;
and as during the hight most people must
forego the watchfulness they exert during the
day, fremen and police officers should. as far as
possible, take their place in the protection Of
property.-Philddelphtd Ledger.
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Born IN A WAGoN.-On Saturday, a colored
woman named Frances Moore, appeared at the
southern police station house, and requested
that she might be committed to Bayvieg Asy-
lum, she being without home, money or friends.
She appeared TO be in great pain, and at three
O'Clock she was placed in q wagon and started
for Bayview. When near the tOllgate, on the
Philadelphia turnpike, Officer Henry Ehlers,
who had charge of the wagon, was surprised to
find that he had two passengers instead of one,
the unfortunate woman having given birth to
a boy after she had been placed in the vehicle.
After reaching Bayview she was placed in
comfortable quarters, and will be properly cared
fOr-Bdn Sun, 10th.
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FIENDIsH WoKK.-A number of hands in the
employ of the Keystone coal and mining COM
pany, near Meyersdale, Pennsylvania, are in
the habit of riding home on a hand car in the
evening. On Wednesday evening last a party
of them were descending the grade, when the
car, which was running at a very high rate of
speed, struck a cross.tie that had been placed
upon the track by some unknown villain, and
was converted into kindling wood in an instant.
The men, elk or eight in number, were hurled
in all directions, and all of them more or less
injured, two or three seriously. William Brace,
ESQ.,, superintendent OF the keystone COMPANY,
has offered a reward of 800 for Information
that will lead TO the conviction of the perpetrs-
tors of the &c ndsh work. Cumberland Netcs, Stt.
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A NCHoR LINE.

"A NtHUH LINE.
a PASSAGE kATES REDUCED @Hk
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW -6Hk
FAEOElTB ROUTE FDR TOUPTST1
Passenger Ace ON IN cd tiOns Uusnrnass.a
STEAMER Livery WEDN ESDSyaVD'
SATURDAY. avn
fRoA PIEss 70 AND u NORTH RIVER, ~ v
BATES OF bAsSAGR-PAYABl,E ~ CVrRKScy-
TO GLASGQW, LIYERPOOL, LOVD0y
Dbhhf. QUEENSTO OR SELFIST
Oaoln zoe - : 30, according 10 AcCrfnpa0dattons
CABIN return Tickets issued NJ reduced rates
lNTERMEpiATE s3S. sTEERAGE ala
D-QttS 'SSf.ffor any 117otHG lOicssf MAS
For Tickets OF further Information snnIv 80
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREYs
sou J street. near Pennsylvania avenue
Orto CAGMACK n Co..I423 street " w
Apc m,witm rear Treasury Deps. UaslSi1Ctor y
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AUCTION SALES,
Tom ORHO ~.
RT WIN. L.. WALL q &C., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O3 PeunsyIyania ayenue

BT WIN. L, Wall 4 &C; AnctIonec1s.
- No. sooh lew m MAJ S.I Boilci.g, $500
WahsTr w*tsgr SsAH Haak
WMRHIdT1NG pEsks, BgREaUs, BE9sTEAps,
sIpHboAkbsH bHFrE Efsks TRATEs S.
B pIIS Asp sH9Gk MATThkssEs, JOKE
FIVE FskS6H PGsrs bmhfssRRd5 ss ~ &c.
a On WEDNESDAY, August ~, 1874, c ,nn-
HAfrst floor Of our saiesrScms, to cover sdva am
o. 80, .ees s snd storage We n.me in part, viz
ID sets o. Parior Furniture, Beps, Tsrries ana
20 Marbie-top sideboares and Bullets,
One elegant ntegere, with marble and mirror froat,
walnut and Oak Extension Dining Tables,
One elegant 1t, E H With T.nnessee Marbe-tsp
80 pieces Mating, white and check,
Maibls-top Tables, Bureaus, Dressing Gases,
Eteeeres. " katnet., KSten:ion Tables, s D0'A''
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs.
Il fHt. a oSt ssTes Sfs%esr sgite'
rs sets TUCKER Springs, &C., &c.
Three elegant Body Brussei Carpets but little used
lot Of Second hand Furniturs Carpets, sc.
sae as the sale Is peremptory to close out cOnsgu-
angiO.t iBep.i W. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts.
- HuetionoeTs ana Real Estate Brossr,
'' star ONCE Building. - 81
Ell SIOJh Nv Mh .. u. NJ,
iI3I AROH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, AT
IN We will sell, at our saIesrooms, on WE'D
EYSNEsDAY, August Nth, at 10 O'Clock, the
0k& entire stock OF Mr.. Lee, who is declining
Less. We name in psrt:-Fiue Gold Americ an
Levers, English Patent Levers, Duplex, Anchor
ard Iepine, fire French Watches, Stem Winding
and Stem Setting Watches, Diamond Set W atchss
ard various oth7r kinds known to the trade, both
now ard second hand.
Cluster Diamond Rings, Pins STUDS, &C., to gethsr
With large assortment Of Jewelry usually found in
hIst-class establishments.
The above stock will be positively sold, and on
examination early on morning OF sale.
rive call special attention Of the public to this
sale. All goods guaranteed as epreseDted.
aug5-d LAT1MER CLEARY, Aucts
'I'Ri sTHES' sALE of one Steam Boiler lad Eu-
4 CINE, three Mandrets, five Cart III srness, five
Block Cats, one Emery Machine, Building, Pull
leys, shafinS, and other appurteRan tEereunto
belonging. BY virtue OF o deed of trust, bearing
date the 10Th day OF NAV, 1873, and recorded in ber
49, folio l9, of the land records Of Washington,
O., We will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY. the
5lst day of July, 1874 at $50 O'Clock D. NJ, a. the
foot OF Sd street soutEeasf, Guinands wharf the
above named articles. Terms cash.
H0RAT1O u. WILCOX,l ,,-....
j73 "a 1877 80 WELCOME Il. BEEBE,S A'"eee
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED to
WEDNESDAY, August l2Ih, 1874, at O'Clock u.
h B. WILCOX ,.
au6-I W. X. BEEBE, ioS'oo7'
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PARIS GREEN AND NOT Chow CHow.-A
startling example OF recklessness is given in the
in New York on Friday before Coroner VOLT
man in the pickle poisoning case. 1t was shown
that that deadly poison, Paris green, was left
scattered about the shelves, dishes aud sink in
the kitchen of Mr.. Ubstells house, in which
the victims died. 1t was used to kill reaches,
but the way in which IL was used was equivalent
TO the suicide of the servants.
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TRUSTEES' SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fROPERTY ON NSr.. BETWEEN l3TA AM

TEUSTEES,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON ySr., BETWEEN l3rH AND
l4TH SITS. NORTHWEST.
- Under and BY virtue of two deeds of trust,
e dated respt ctiyey the 10th day of February,
ISL, and the 18th day of March 1874 aud record
60 in Lber CO. at folio l29, and Liber 675 folio
49,, and by written request of tho party secured
Z: ereby shall sell, in front of the premises, on
FEIDAY. the VI st day of August, 1874, O'Clock
D. m, Lot l8, in q. j. Whites recorded subdivision
OF west half of square numbered 236; improved by
tvo-stCry and basement Brick Dwelling.
Terms: Une third cash; balance in 6, IL, and IS
months, with interest at per cent per annJm, Sc
cUreI by deed Of trust on the premises sold. C1n-
yey anoiug at purchsser's SlOOd at time of
sale If terms OF sale not implied with within
hye days the Trustees the right to RESELL at
risk and OF st OF purchaser In defsult.
y9HN T GIVEN, Trustees.
augE-ee&ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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DROPOsALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
Il JBOh WORK FOB THE LIBRARY OF TIL
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF fCPERvISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
washington. ID. e., July 24th, 1874
Sealed Proposals will be received AT this Office
1NiiL ~ VI. OF THE l4TH DAY OF August, 1874, for
lnInshlng delivering, fitting, AID putting iu place
ne wrought and CAST iron Work required for the
Library OF The New State Department.
Copies of the Drawings and specitic atious may be
MO on application at this office.
, All scsnoldisg require by the contractors TO put
The WORK IN place will be fur0ished by the Depart
sent Tree OF charge, but will be erected By the
Proposals will be made for the whole work COM
pete, as shown on Drawings, and described in
Specification.
The whole Of the work must be completed within
posal.
Payments will be made monthly, deIucting 10 per
cert, until the completion Of the contract.
All bids mpst be accom- psBi,d by q penal bond of
Two rep nsbe persons, in the Of twenty ID ge
thousand dollars, S25 cO) that the bidder will
eeIt aud perform the Contract IL awarded him. the
sCflcl6Ecy OF the security 70 he certified by the
United States Judge, Clerk Of the United STATES
Court, or the District Attorney of the District
wherein the bidder resites-
The Department RESERVES the right to reject any
or all bids IL 1t be deemed fer The interest," of the
Govern ment 20 do
Every bid must be made on the printed form 10 be
obtained al this office, and must conform in every
rtspeCt TO the requirements Of this advertisement
OF II will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
sTe not Themselves engaged III the mauufscture Of
cast-fron work, and vhe have not the necessary "a
clllles for getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed In a sealed euveiO pc,
endorsed proposals for Wrought aud Cast-iTOu
Work Of Library, New State Department, wash
A. b MULLETr,
Jy24-l5t Supervising Architect.
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A CHILD BURIED ALIVE.-Corres pondence of
the Richmond Enquirer from Louisa county,
Va, August ., says: Yesterday O young man
named Dickinson, while hunting in the forest
adjacent to the upper waters of the "New-
scream of an infant. He proceeded to the spot
from whence the noise emanated, and on reach
ing the place he found an infant. apparently
Lot more than few hours old, partially buried,
and shrCuded in an old Stat bonnet. The sup
position is that the buria! would have been
much more complete ard effectual, but the
sourd of approaching footsteps and the scream
of the infant deferred the tend from the COM
plete performance of his disbolical end. The
child was taken up and carried 70 a neighbor-
ing house, where It was wash led and provided
with a wet nurse, and is doing we'll. Every
effort is bfing made to get soma clue or mixing
TO this atTOciOus crime, ana the county Off ci2ls
who are on the trail, will no doubt ere the set
ting of another sun have the Information they
need. The child has white parents.
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- Real Estate Proker and Auctieneer,
No. 511 7th street, opposite u. s. Post once

~ Zeal kgtate Croker and Auctfe1eer,
No. Oil 7th street, opposite u. s. Post once.
TRrSTEEs SALEO OF VALUABLE PROPER
Tn ON 23D STREET NORTHWEST, AT
a By Virtue o. deed of trust TO rs, dated
March "a, 1871, and daily recorded in Liber No.
~oSS, folio 81, one Of the land records of wash
inetop D. o.. will sell ct public auction, in front
Of the premsss,t 70 the hiahes, bidder, on MON
DAY, the S4th day Of August, A. ~. 1874, at
ocloes p. m, the northernmost part Of Lot mum.
be 5, In square No 81, the same fronting l6 feet
and 10 inches Esd street northwest AMI extending
bach with that width one hundred and twenty -two
fest (1z2) feet snd two ana half (21e inches.
NTefms of sale: One-third cash; balance In six Is
tHelse l2) and eighteen l) months for which notes
az the purchaser bearing inte rest &C per cent per
Annum, and secured by dead Of trust upon the pro
eHy, shall be given. ConyeysncinT purch sseri 8
cost. IL terms OF sale not piled with within
seven days after ssle the Trustees reserve Ih right
to resell the property after ve days public adver-
tsemeLt at the risk and cost of the dfAulting pur-
chaser. loo deposit on accs ptance If bid Am 0unt
required TO settle TO date $50 05. Amount req air,
10 pay arrears 10 dste, S2ls IL.
FRED'h. ". JONES, lr,...
JOSEPH Z. EDs0N. hueos'
aus7-eo&ds +. j. SRk Kat, Auct,
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1874 SUMNER AE Be-. 1874
POTOMAC BIyER LANDIHGs.

INCLUDING
COLTON'S. BLACRTSTOV'S ISLAND. AND
LEON4RDTOWN.
The swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT ROW
Captain Joseph White, leaves 6th-
ssIset bari, every TUESDAY ard
sATOhDh MORNING, for Land sk1YzExz
iDgs en- PCtCInar, As f5Ilous.
ON TUESDAY, On sATURpAy
leave st o'clock tor leave at o'rioHk 20,
GlymOnt, GIvmCpt A iOi
Sandy POINT, SANDY Point
Liverpool Point, LtVernooI poi,,
SL.l.n Fciht, Smith 3 Point,
Shstter,Cu. ChatterfOn,
stewart's Wharf, ttewar.Is ykbarf
IOisol ~ hsTf, Tolls ,n's Wharf,
Triss,;DiH Polnt, Matthias Point,
Llus w nAl, MsttOX Greek,
IlaIOt tIt.ki Lougw0Od Wharf,
LoLRNeo1 harfi Dili's Whsrf,
n1H1ISh W srf, OolfOEs Wharf.
Blackistcn's Island, Blackiston,s Island
p OIlLi IhHh- LeOnaritOEB,
.EeluIHi.E on Neonea- turri1Man,
mskilg the above Returning on Sunday,
Fara q. .r-..- 81 making above landings.
Apply to WMH BYLys kcent
loLo-u btA-strest Wharf
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PRAYERS FOR RAIN ANSWERED BY A WA.
TERsPOUT.-The Kansas City Times SAYS: son
Friday afternoon, about o'clock, most ter
rife wind struck the city Of Ottawa, Kan, and
houses. About a dozen buildings we're Olo 1n
down. and number more uurOofed. The wind
storm almost desolated tract of country, south
east OF Ottawa, a half mile in width and Ell sht
or nine miles IN length. Houses and barns were
RACED to the ground and the crops sadly dam
aged. The chimneys were blown from q great
number of the best residences in Ottawa. In
some instances the chimneys were blown in diff
ferent directions. showing that there was no
regularity as TO the course of the wind 1t has
been very dry in Franklin county for the past
five weeks, and the people were praying for
rain, but they did not ask for any such violent
demonstration as that made on Friday. The
rain lasted about thirty minutes and fell in great
torrents
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n n q q 4 n ID ,

MURPHY-NrRKDITH. A. the First Baptist
psSioh, hiSsmsnd' Va I1ly p Isl; b, HeS.
Msshington, ID. C, 90 Miss LkTTITIA W MER.
kDI1H, formerly q Richmond.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF rHE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

Holdins sgeslaL Term, Jnly l4,h, 1874.
In the case Of William @. Tuck, executor Of
THOMAS I. BARNES, deceased, the executor
Aforesaid hss, with the appreciation of the Su
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia afore.
said, appointed TUESDAY, August 18th, A. d. 1874,
for the final settlement aud distribution Of the
personal estate OF said deceased and Of the in
hand, as Tar es the same have been collected aud
turned into money when and whsre all the Creditors
and heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from Gil benefit in
said deceaoeds estate: Prortdsd, o COPY OF this
order be published occe a week for three weeks in
The Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
jyl5-wAr Register OF Wills
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q = A BLIs HR b 1871.
JOHN q. BARTHsL.
STEAMER LINES
n o IL CE .

NoIIcE.
The St@smer GEORGEAESA leaves 7th stre.t
wharf tyesy MONDAY EVENING,
Al elSes for LsoDardtOwE, Pine e. IN
foiLt, mhrstall's, Point lockout rId=z---Tz<zzxz3
Baltimore. Z NIGHTINGALE
Jyl6-tOcl Io.yt
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OFFICE OF PgBLI9 BUILDINGS AND

~ GROUNDS,
NAsHIr6TOS, ID. C., August !. 1874.
Sealed Proposals will be received u1ti THURS
Day, september Sd, 1874, at = O'Clock u az this
ONCE tor the construction q substantis Al Iron
Mssonry Bridge and Of n Causeway across the Ana
costa or Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river
Persons proposing will furDish complete drawings
and description of the structure they Propose to
erect. The length Of the bridge aud cau-sW az will
be seventeen hundred feet. Further information
eau be obtained pplicatiOn TO tine undersigned.
Proposals must be fpdOrsed Z" Proposals for Iron
Bic &c, N asOnTy and Csusswsy."
The right IL reserved to reject any all bids or
ecce 1t any bid. q. " BABCDCK,
6us36t Colonel Of Engineers, II = A
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Ill THOMAS X WAGGAMAN,
V Real Estate Auctioneer, sl9 7th street.

Nl THOMAS X. WAGGAMAN,
" Real Estate Auctoneer, s19 7th street,
TRUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON NJ
s1hkkf, NEAR CONNECTICUT AVEaUE.
~ BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the undersigned,
ES dated January 9th, ISL, recorded in Liber No.
Gag, folio 80, one If the land records of Wash.
trgen county, in the District of Columbia, and by
direction CT the parties secured thereby, will sell
81 rutlic auction, on The premises, on SATURDAY,
August OH, at q O'Clock, the following descr cd
Il al estate, 70 Wit: Part Of original Lot numbered
three 49,, OF Square numbered one hundred ami
sixty (l6J), CDfng for the same at a point on
street ninety tbrse % 100 feet east of the south
WcsteTn corner OF said square thence northessterly
along the line of Rhode Island avenue to point due
north Of the point Of beginning and thence south to
the Point Of beginning. The Lot is improved By 8
con Portable twU-stOry Cottage.
TeIms Of sale: One third cash; balance in 6, IL
AID Is months, with interest at per cent from day
OF sale, and socur ed BY deed Of trust the prem
lses. All convey encpg al the cost Of purch aser.
Deposit OF 500 viii DO required Al the time OF SALE
~ the terms OF sale not complied With in days
from day OF sale, tee Trustees reserve the right to
r,seu tie property at the risk and cost OF the
defauitiDg purchaser
FRED W. JONES, lr.
JOSEPH K. EDSOS,t trustees.
Iy2i-eo6ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAE, Auct
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TRUsTEEs, SALE OF v.LUABLE PROPER

TPUtTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
IL IN ALLEY BOUNDED BY 18TH AND I4TH,
AND III AND IsTkEkTs, NORTHWEST.
- Under aud by virtue Of a deed of trust, dated
- he 10Th day Of July, u. $50, and recorded
~ in Lber G2l, at folio 263, Of the land
oTds OF Washington county, District OF Columbia,
ard by written request of parties secured
shall . u, in froLt q the premises, on TIL URSDAY,
the 2oih day of August, 1874, at o'clock . m the
following real estate, known NJ parts Of original
Let's, numbered q and q, in square 2JO, according
to original survey, aud described follows: Begin
ming ut the southwest corner Of said lot 81 at the
Junction Of two alleys, and running thence north
along the western line OF said lot, binding the
alley fifteen feet wide forty -four fest: thence due
east at risEt angles with said iue AMI parallel with
street moth, sixty one feet one and onehsf inch
thence south, and parallel with line of l4lh ST.
west, fCTty four fee, 10 public alley; thence west
along said ALL y, sixty one feet and one half
Itchss 70 he pace OF beginning, and improved By
Brick stsble.
Terms: One-third cash; balance ia six, twelve
AID eighteen mouths, with interest az per cent.
snnun. deferred payments to be scared By deed Of
tr1st On premises sold. Uonveyencing at purchas-
ere cost DO down at Zine O'sale If terms of sale
are not complied with within SO days, the Tras-
tees ssrye the right to resell at risk and of
defsulting rchSEer.
y MW T Tn GIVEN, Trustees.
ap5-eoSds LATIMER & OLEABY, Aucts.