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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

THE CHESAPEAKE & DELAWARE RAILROAD
Says the Ccntreyille, Nd, Observer: "The agents
OF the Chesapeake " Delaware Railroad were In
this county last week. arranging with land own
ers along the line OF the proposed road for the
there but few cases where jury will be ne
cessary 10 award the damages, the great majority
OF cases being agreed upon by the road aud the
land owners, This road is to terminate at Mr. j
d. Calviie's shsre on Chester River, Kent Island
and will run within about 21S miles of Centre
VILE. 1t is said that the completion OF the road
is fixed fact, the contract having been given oui
and the funds already subscribed and ready fol
payment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

A Box OF TooI. oI.s.-aome time ago. IL gen .
tleman in this city sent n box of carpenters
tools TO his son-in-law, "a young man residing
In Glasgow Scotland. But before the tools
reached their destination, tho young man
died. and, Immediately on their arrival
they were shipped hack To his father In
Wilmington. On theii arrival In New York,
however. they we're stopped by the steam
ship agent, who did not know whether they
were articles sent over for sale I'm which
case payment of u duty would be required
or were the baggage OF passenger. The
state OF affairs was explained to him, and
on the payment of freight charges, the box
was sent 10 this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

FiRE.-The barp, carisge mouse and stables
on the farm belonging to Mr.. G.. ii. beaverton,
of Kent County, Md, near Clannahah's Shops,
in the occupancy of Mr.. +. A, Villa. we're en-
tirely destroyed by fire on Wednesday las.'
The origin of-tha Gre Is unknown, but it is sup
posed to have 3ee3 ihq work OF an incen diary
Mr.. L.eaverton's loss is estimated at 81 200.
Mr.. Willis lost a number of agricultural imple-
ments and buggy wagon, the whole valued al
about 5000. We have not learned whether
there was an insurance upon the property OF
not
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
The I'cach HrospeC.

FEAPs OF lNJURY.-THE EFFECTS or THE
BAD WEATHER.
The present cold. damp and disagreeaLle le
weather, II is feared, will materially reduce
the extent OF the coming peach crop, though
no general failure is predicted or appie-
hended. In the lower sections of the State,
the fine weather which prevailed during
the early part of March, had the eject OF
opening the buda on manv peach trees, and
giving them good start. Such trees will
undoubtedly sustain serious injury. Fur
ther up the State, the trees were not SO
forward, and are therefore better able 10
withstand tho effect of the present weather.
By gentleman from Clayton. who came
up this morning, we are informed that the
growers i'll that neighborhoOd experienced
considerable alarm, and greatly feared much
evil from last nights storm. When he
left, however, they had not examined theii
orchards, and could not determine whether
or not their fears were groundles
But, rs we stated above, no fears of .
general failure are entertained, though some
Injury has doubtless been sustained. Shoulc
nothing hereafter happen to injure lb,
trees, there is no doubt that next year
crop will be as largo o - usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

ERECTING FRAME HoUsE1.-In Reading
Pa, Monday, Joseph Ermentrout who had
been sued before Alderman Bscker, by the
City of Reading, for erecting frame wagon
shed in the rear OF 327 South Third street,
contrary to the act of 1877, and the CITY Or
dnance passed in 1872 in consonance with
1t, was mulcted in S75 damages with costs
of suit.
As similar Ordinance ia in force hero,
this case possesses considerable interest to
our readers. Wo believe that In quite a
number OF instances, owners OF houses in
this city have constructed frame additions
to their property. This IL "a dangerous
practice, and renders every man 40 doing
liable to prosecution and fine. as IN the
ab5ve mentioned case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

THE Notwithstanding the uupleas-
ant weather this morning, the street market was
we'll supplied and largely attended, as usual
Butter, since last report, has again advanced. and
sold at % and 10 cents per pound. Eggs, owing
to the approach of Easter Sunday. also took an up
ward tendency, and sold at 2j 2S and 80 ceIts per
dozen chickens, 81 25aS2 30 per pair; turkies,
Q0as2 90 each beans,' 10 per quart; homipy
half peek, or 81 25as1 rs per bushel; turnips Sale
per half peck or 40 bushel; white potatoes, 2Oa2d
per half peck, or 81 40 per bushel parsnips pei
bunch coery, 3a5 do cabbage, 5a10 per head
mince meat, l5 per pound cranberries, IA per
quart; beet l2a25 per pound pork. loal4 do.
veal, l0a20, do mutton, sale do liver, 10 do
lard, 1lal2 do. sausage, ~ do,
At the lsh market thare was line supply OF
shsu. which sold from 90 TO Sl,25 per pair
Herring were sold at from 20 to 80 cents pei
dozen; halbut 20 per pound; pike, IL do; rock
10 do; salmon, DO perch, Is per dozen "yel-
low neds, 20 do; suckers, 25 lo; catfish, 10 do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

FORTY YRARs' EXPERIENCE have tested
tho virtues OF Dr.. Ftstdr'S Bdlsdm Of Htit
Cherry, and it IN now generally acknowl-
edged to be the best remedy extsntif for pull
monary and lung diseases; embracing ihe
whole ralx yrom a slight cold to r settled
consumption. Were it not for its merits, II
would long since have "ded and made nc
sign,' 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

The HEBREW PAssovER-This evening at
sun-down, the Hebrew feest oil the passover will
commence, End last for eight days. In the large
cities the services at the synagogues will be par
ticularly ceremonious and solump, and Hebrew
melodies peculiar to the time will DO in order.
The Passover is feast of the Jews, instituted to
commemorate the provdental escaps OF the He
brews, in Egypt, when God. smting the first.
born of the Egyptians. passed over the houses Of
the Israeiites, which were marked with the blood
Of the pascha lamb. The Jewish residents of thi.
city will generally observe the fsest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
LOCAL 1NTELLIoENCE.

Our house carpenters, as general rule, are
quite busy. 80 ~
Merchants arc presenting their quarterly ac-
counts to-day. -
Little children are trying, in various WAYS, to
"fool" people, to-day.
Such weather as we are now having is very nm.
usual for the first OF April.
Good and reputable candidates ouly should be
nominated for the Board of Education.
The bed Of West street, between Delaware ave.
nue. and Eleventh street, is being paved.
The top has succeeded the kite with our youth,
as n pastime. and motley groups OF all colors can
be seen spinning and hr'lolng" together on the
vacant lots.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
IMPORTANT TRIAL OF A NEW PATEN
River Banking Machine.

To all who may feel interested. | will have an
exhibition Of my Patent Horse Power River Bank
on TIL URSDAY Afternoon. April 9th. 1874. There
will also be the same number of men that is re-
quired TO work the machine, with wheelbarrows, at
the same time and place.
All persons owning marsh land and the public in
general are respectfully invited TO attend and see
the machine in operation. and then form their own
JOHN BRADFORD, Pstentse.
L, VANCE, Agent, maI2sd2t wit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S5 Market
street, respectfully infOrs his friend and the public
In general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
msdicines, and that d competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store. and that no charge mado exc ut the regular
price Of the medi ,ines. the price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
heir esidnoes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

BOARD OF EDUCATION. In the First Ward, L..
w. Palmer will be a candidate for the Board OF
Puplic Education. lie will be opposed by VIM.
IL. Pierce.
Jacob Richardson will be n candidate from tho
Fourth Ward. Wlirn IL. Griffin will oppose
him.
In the Seventh Ward, Colonel A. H Grimshaw
has consented to run as m independent candi-
date, MIR. M. NJ. Child will probably Iuu against
him.
In the Second Ward, Colonel John II. Moore
WI be candidate for reelection
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
A CARD.

HOME FOR OLD PEOPLE when not able to
ii work or not wishing the perplexities OF
servants. dependence On children. or the excite
ment a ud confusion OF hotels and public boarding
houses, where they can find the physical and social
comforts of = LIViNa Hons.
After some three years of examinations ot the
different institutions in several States. have not
been able to find any ono that seemed calcul ated
as II resting place for such persons as have been
for having been in IT, such an institution i'm
tend THE DELAWARE HOME to be so far as
lies in my power. hoping it may soon ba placed on
foundation that will continue its usefulness long
after the present gen Grafton shall have passed
], A. BROWN.
janl7.s. fwtl West WILMINGTON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

ALL Fools DAY.-To.day, the first OF
April, is a day generally conceded to be
one of some license In the matter OF p-aati-
cal joking. On the first OF Apri! folly Is
permissible, provided i - aot excessive.
hose who catca april fishes" have a
right to lruah, and tho fish or fools will do
we'll to JOIN In the hunior of their csptors
'rA little fun now and then is, as the old
saw hath it, "relished by the best of men."
The main thing TO be done by those VIII q
are fooled" is TO refrain from anger and to
console themselves with the reflection that
1t takes very wise man to make tirst-
class fool.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

WILMINGTON LOAN AssoCIATIoN.-Last
night, at the regular meeting of Whining.
ton Loan Association, 5000 sold at 301@ per
cont. premium. The balance of the money
on hand was taken by old stock holders at
par. and In payment O? their shares and
loans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

STRANGE pIsAPPEARANCE. = About two
weeks ago, Richard klrby. Il pedtIeT Of to-
bacco and cigars, made hi4 uenal trip down
the State, and roturu rued between IL and
O'Clock, Tnesday Night, March 9th. He
was particular to return before the 25th. as
he desired to assist his family TO move dur
ing that day. IIe put up his toam at the
stable and started for his residence, which.
however, he never .reached. He his not
put la hIs appearance since. and nGthing
has been seen or heard OF hlr9, Mr.. Kirby
possessed considerable sum OF monev at
the time O, has disappearance, and his
frien6a entertain suspicious OF foul play.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

LopaRRs.--L night, there were forty
one dodgers at the City Hall cells. This In
cressss the number OF dodgers during the
month OF March to 1852.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

THE LEVY CouRT.-The Levy Court still con-
tinues in session, aud is mainly engaged on the
assessment lists. An adjournment will probably
be effected friday,on which day the appropriations
will be made
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

IMpRovEMENr.-At Ridley Park, on the
p. w, Il B. Il. r.. about thirty men are at
work, sidding the banks which rise up on
either side of the road. This work Will
greatly improve the already handsome ap'
near rance OF Ridley station.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

DULL Controlled by the westher, police
business is very dull, and the police are at ease
for little, at least. No cases have been tried
before the Mayor silcs last report.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

TEMPERANCE MEET. .Na--Tbis afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, the secoud meeting OF the "Womens 3
Temperance Society,"" which was organized We'd
ncsday afternoon last, will be held ut st. Paul's NJ
Il. Church. 1t supposed that the Society will,
at this meeting, decide upon some plan Of opera
tions
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar,
are = very cOny yenient. ethcacious, and palstabio
form for administering Iron in general Debility.
and deficiency Of coloring natter in the blood.
These Lozenges are valuable as n tonic for i'm
parting strength and a healthy color to invalida
Ratticglsfiy ADAPTED for t,malOs and children.
q. BRlN4HURST j. CO.,
ApOthecaries,
april Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

No CoNsTABLE.-Middetown just now, has
no resident Constable, end the officer for st.
Georges hundred is occasionally hard to find
This morning, Mr.. Edward Reynolds, OF the Mid.
dletown Transcript, had TO come ell the way to
Wilmington to put case in the hsnds of Con.
stable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

personal Mr.. H. H. Colclazer. formerly New
Castle correspondent OF the Commercial, has
been attached to the local stat Of that paper.
Mr.. c. is ready writer aud faithful gatherer
OF news.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
Toilet nllrrors

full assortment Of all sizes. including double
magnifYing. 10. "
Il. BRINGHURST d CO..
Corner Of Six th and Mark ct Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
Special Notices.

ChamOis skins.
eral kips of beautiful soft skins. suitable for
Gloves Windows, Carriages or other purposes, Just
received by Il. BRlNGHUkST Il CO..
Corner sixth,and Marke. streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
Pink Twine,

For the use of Druggists. Jewellers, and other
cold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BKINGHURST ( CO.,
Corner Sixth and Marke OF Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

Bathing sponge,
OF tne quality ia large. medium and sm al pieces
fer sale. wholesale and retail by
II. BRlNGHURST h CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WLMIsaToN. Del. April ]. 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
johnson d Co. T. n. Cor. 9Th and Market street
Wilmington. Del. at p. n. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

Carriage sponge.
A large supply Of sponge of convenient size and
shape, vel! suited for washing carriages, Nc. for
sale Wholesale and retail by
Il. BKINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

IGOR RENf-New House, No. li2l Har- .s,,xs
- rison street, eleven rooms all mode rn Ts0&
improvements. bay windsws, three stories ~ ri
lill Harrison street --f"e - 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

k'ok KENr-Large Front noom, second ste
- 4Io Market street. Apply at this office.
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| sTIRNATI0NAL IxaIBITIOE.

70 Sonraefors, Builders, Lumber Merchants, and
Inc United States Centennial Board of Finance
Ill III receive ProDosals for the supply of Lumber,
Sc u,a. verkS required in the erection Of the Main
monns ps 1IniiaipG, covering 80 acres, In Fair
Plans and ;Pscihestions for the same may be seen
81 sno nSf heerSary sh 49, ct the Once Of the
stEsss phiisdsSsis and sss!ed bids, p conformity
whole or part Of the Building up 10 noon On Tebru
ay sd. lS4. % the same place.
Information 90 to the nature and extent of fhs
work may now be obtained at the oce Of the srchi.
teetss nessrs. NAUX RADF0RD, No. 40
JOHN WELSH, President
fR1DxR1Ck FRAL1Y, Secretary.
Approved. a. 81. GOeHOBU,
jan26-m&th2w Director 0ensrel.
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by pUNOANsON, BOWLING 4 co., Aucts.,
u Southeast corner 9th and d streets Northwest
TRgSTEIs, sALI OF VALUABLE HOTEL
r STTRS ~ Is g, M0RTHWKsT, KNOWN As

- By virtue Of . deed Of trust to the under.
signed dated December Is, A. d. 1871, and duly
recorded in Liber No. 66S, folio ALI, one OF the
IsnG records for ashington county in the District
81 Columbia, and ct the request Of the party secured
merely, We will sell at public auction on THURS.
DAY the 9th day q March, A. d. 1874, at O'Clock
land and premises situated In the city Of Washing
described on the plan Of said city those parts Of
lois numbered nineteen twenty 600 and twenty
seventy Sven tS7), included within the following
metes and bounds:-Beeinnine Ct the northeast cor
neL q eaio square, and running thence west on
street northwest hfty.tvo (H1I feet and eight 0D
inches; thence south eighty six {66l feet; thence
west sixty nine {69l fest and six O inches; thence
soutn thirty feet thence east TO 9th street west
snd thence NORTH along said 9th street, to the place
OF beginning; with all the improvements, rights
AND appurten ances-being the property known q
the : ST. CLOUD Hotel, on the corner OF 9Th and
streets northwest.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In notes to run
one and two years, bearing interest ~ the rate OF
ten Dor centum Dor enpum, ana secured by deed OF
trust upon the preuises; OF al cash the purchaser
50 prefer. A deposit Of q 900 VIII b required -
soon e the property Il kpocksd OF; An convey
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten dsys
after the sole, the trustees reserve the right to rose
the pfoDery 1t nd and cost e the dsfsuitins Sur
chA0of. HB4kI DOGUk,t w-
,rvo.usDDvJ 19LnT Trustees.
febloeoAdbs
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DIE d


ATLEE. OF cor sestion Of the brain on the flth
instkLt, kOBkkT WALKKR, son Of Goodwin
forke and q airy Crosson Alice, aged months.
CRATTf, Tuesday February 18th, az s O'Clock,
a m, WILLIAM P. Ora TTY, aged q years and
months, former member Of TypOgraphicsi
Union. No lol, OF Washington, ID. O., and later Of
sSShuyi6ih typographical Union, No ls, Of Potts
The funeral will take place on Sunday st o'clock
2. m, from the residence Of his brother, Daniel
Crafty, 4th street. between q aud X. The friends
OF the deceased are respectfully invited 20 attend
LK0BBERGIR. On Wednesday evening. AZ
O'Clock, X. MARY, wife Of John Leonberger, in
the ed year of her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of hus
band, corner Of 9th and streets, South Washing
ten, Friday, the 18th inst. at 80 o'clock D. m
LIHDLKY. In this city, on the morning OF IN.
I'D year Of his age.
McMORBOW. On the Ilth inst, MARY ANN
beloved dsnen OF bsrthoiomew and Msrcelo Ne.
Morrow, aged is months and Is days
Friends Of the family are respecffuIr fnv,... A..
ats nd the funeral, on Friday, 18th. az Isl n m
northwest.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1sr, 1874.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
fxBRUARv 1sr, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON oIrY.
Fsn. q ss si.sss
Winchester and al Way STATIONS
e.4s m B:itimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and Gil
500 :. m. Eev YORK. Ps,Iadelphis, Boston, Bal.
vile, s.; Louis: columbus; s.ndusky, Wheei::
Valley Br.nohss. Prilma. Cars. DinnsT al
$50 e m, Baltimore. Annapolis and all Way Sta
1000 .. M, Baltimore and RELAY only.
1909 m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and all Way
loo p m, New York, Philsdslp hia, Norfolk. Bal
timsre- Dinner at Relay.
~ kase.tcwn. WincSsste S, and iii intermsdiste
. Way Stations west Of Relay.
$40 ?. m, Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
S5oR, "a: Point Of Rocks, Frederick and eli Way
4.4s p. m, Bal, imore, annapolis and all Way Sta
$40 ?. M, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
las + p, Pit,ssgrs, CHICAGO, Cincinnati, Louis
ing and the West. Pullman Cars. Brazilian
: 80 p m Baltimore and all Way stations.
500 m. New York Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
11.3O p m Baltimore and all Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
All Tains Stop al Via5uc, Hotel, Relay House Sta
tt0n.
For further information apply a. the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, W Washington Station, and
4e5 PennsylSa nis avenue, where orders will be
taken Tor Baggage to be checked aud received at
any point in the city.
THOS. r. SHARP, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
feb7 GEO. b. K0ONTZ, Gent Agent.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WAsHISsTON, December Is, 1873
Trains between Washington and New York are
Fo6 NEW YORK, Withoig chang. Of cars.
Leave daily except Sunday, at s.O0A. NJ. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday, Of 500 A. M and
LOO, $50 and 800 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York ct 90 p. NJ. and Philadel.
phia at 80 and 800 PM
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
8ylvania avenue.
Passengers pure asng tickets at the Avenue onioe
there arrange to have their baggage called for
and checked at their residence taken to the depot
and put in the baggage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annap-
oils and the West.
THQs. b: SHARP, Master Of Transportation
L. III. O0LE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent at W ashington.
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RY DUHOAEsON, BOWLING q co., Aucts.
- corner 9Th and streets northwest
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF FIRST CLASS
L pwHLLiHGs ON CAPITOL HILL, IN

6WTINnS IN LEST CLASS
GRANTS EAST CAPITOL BLOCK.
By virtue OF ten deeds ef trust from Albert Grant
ana wife, dated May ~, 1871, and duly recorded
folio g. ct seQ Of the land records of the District OF
the premises, on SATURDAY, the asth day Of
b.1 eESrsry d iH a. 2, eeIoSf Lett n .IS
ton, District Of Columbia.
BY hGs dl .n so IS son
are new, built Of brick, trimmed with brownstone;
finished inside with black walnut; hot and cold
water on each floor; three bath-r oome and closets
and are F sts 81
and nve-story bach building, finished in the same
the above lots are further Improved By subst.ptisi
brick stables ana carriage house,.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance
at SIX, Twelve, ano eighteen months, for which the
centum per snnum, payable semi annually. spd
secured on the property sold, viii be taken A
sss SsW VI o reauired on each lot 1t the
with ~ hve days, the Trustees reserve the right 20
resell the property i've days notice By
nssi IN he nyssing Star, e the risk and cost of
,..z..e In.,l L + I: fsAAIIss.H .U Trustees.
AT AUCTION.
q s ass 4
folio 5, one Of the land records Of The county Of
Mashineton, ID; o., snd By reauss Of the party se.
CT sSs o on shs
ssssy lat. q O'Clock , M psrs OF original Lot
issS made saevn On ds 4 ~: s'sssrp r,,...
fse7-d Jos. =. K8LL1T, Asct.
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MEROHANT's LINE or sTEAMsHIP6
lN1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

JOHN GIBSON will make regular week l01SS
x friBs between NEW YORK, ALEX: <fl
GEORGEfOWN, a. follows:-Leave NEW YORK.
from Pier 50 East river, every sATU EBAY at {
.. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same DAY al IAN,
Aasn,, iu oae ns0 .1S spR e
town, or 1t the corner Of nth street and New York
avenue; w. THOMPSON, President.
ders len ct General once, Sos Pennsylvania ave-
nue., OF ct the steamer wharf, Win be promptly q.
eenoeo 70. fell.tr
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cio.b sSd o Ml pay fair prcss sor
Streets, sor,sr N, ssrsss ,ssssssn On snd ioth
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RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING & CO.. Aucts,
- Corner 9th and ID streets northwest,
rTNRUsTEES' SALE OF FIRST GLASS Dwell
L ING HOUSES ON CAPITOL HILL, IN

nRt HT,s RhSwoN oAPiToL HILL, IN
By virtue Of q deed Of trust from Albert Grant
and wife, dated April a. 1875 and duly recorded in
Liber No 7l6. folio s45 ct sea Of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia, We will sell, ct public
auction, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
p m, Lots numbered and s, of Grant subdivision
Of square No. $50, IN the city OF Washington, D. c.;
the proceeds of sale, far necessary to be APP
piled 70 the satisfaction Of the prior deeds Of trust
upon the property, being held by the same parties
Lots Nos, and are improved by Dwelling Houses,
Nos. 2O2 and I'll East Capitol street. The houses
are new, built OF brick, trimmed with brown stone;
threestory front, four back building; finished
inside with black walnut; hot and cold water on
each floor; three bath and water closets, and
are in every particular strictly first-class houses
The above lots are also improved By substantial
brick stables and carriage. houses.
Terms Of SALE One fourth cash; the balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
ofthe purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
sale and scared BY deed Of trust upon the proper
dollsrs each lot will be required of the pHrchs
ser at the time Of SALE III the terms Of sale not
complied with in five days, the trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and of
the defaulting purch five days notice by ad
vertisement in the Evening Star.
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