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HE GIVES UP HIS WIFE TO A FkIsSp An,
hARRIFs HIS ADOPTED pAU.HrEk.


The Msrshaltown (PaD Republicsn says
An ambitious little railroad town in tl,fs
county was shaken from stem 20 stern by a
society "hsppening" which recently occurred
IN her midst This event involved 40 wide q
departure from the beaten track OF human
custom and divine mandates a. well, that
the moral sense OF the community was great
y shocked, and even tire gossips lifled up
their hands 10 disclaim against a.. There
resides In this town Dir. -. who until re-
Gently did business ~ a druggist. Hts lam
lly consisted OF a Wife and an adopted
daughter. The wife was an Rmiable lady
IN The prime OF young vomanhOod, and
TIE daughter an intelligent and engaging
yonng woman, who acted as clerk Ia her
. loster tather's drug store. Boarding with the
family was literary gentleman OF Guilt
waited mind and taste, who occupied a room
ia The drug store, where he devoted much OF
circle, composed of these four. moved along
harmonlouSly until Cupid looked in upaa
them, and discovering latent love In each
human breast, he thence began making
matches-not OF the regulation Kind reouir-
ing four strokes 20 illumine the darkness
cut mat OF binding genial hearts aud hands.
The literary man secretly cherished an Ar
dent admiration for the doctors wi fe, aud the
doctor more than a fathers affection for his
adopted daughter. Then followed a mutual
discovery Of these facts, a mutual recognition
OF The secret passions, a mutual agreement TO
allow the course OF love 10 ''run smooth. =
mutual separation of the doctor and his
wlie-culminating az last in the uniting OF
hands with hearts To suit their wishes. The
doctor gave his wife 20 the literary man and
accepted the hand OF his own adopted daugh-
ter. They now form two families, the literary
man having gone with his new-made wife to
loln the grangerS or a farm not far distant.
lis said the doctor obtained a divorce from
the FIRST wife; that the latter marriages were
iegalized in quiet way, but this, az true,
did not prevent the gossipS from using the
Keen dlssecttng knife, and the affair ava
kened greater sensation in the town than
nyi6ing that has transpired since the Til
ton Beecher revelation.
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FAST TIME.-On Wednesday evening,
while the Louisville short line train WAS
poking along towards Lexington, a passen-
ger stopped the bra kesman as he was going
through and asked: Chow fast does this
train go; mile an hour ." sit goes fast
enough TO suit US. II you don't like the rate
OF speed get out and walk" was the reioin-
der. 81 would" replied the Disguised pas
senger, settling back In the corner OF his
seat, "but my friends won't come % meet
me until the train gets in, aud don't want
three hours" Ine brakeman passed on
Lexington Disy0fch.
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Fun IN BRooKLYS. Somebody amused
himself night or two ago by placing the
stuffed image of man, standing upon its
head, on the top OF a Flagstaff, in Brooklyn.
He attached wires 10 the limbs, and jerked
them occasionally, from a neighboriug win
COW. IL being toward dusk, the wires were
not seen and an astonished crowd frequently
imagined that the man was losing his bal
ance. He was thought crazy, and police Of
fcer finally told volunteer to climb up the
pole and tell him to come down. The fraud
was then exposed.
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GOAL! GOAL! WOOD! WOOD.!
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CAHRl
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
arriving daily, cargoes Of the best varieties OF All
Kinds of COAL and WOOD, "
Now Is the time to buy
III You would save money get good ayttcIs ana ,r,,
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest Wharves IN the District
and al the facilities possible thereto annex Ell for
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels 30 the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
naents visit TO our Wharves and Depot will ron
vince one a. gace Of our unsur passed advanta
Cord. 80 WV Sos
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low ss ss to q
per cord.
single trial is all that is necessary 10 convros
the public of the above facts ~
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main once and Depot ct Johnsop's Wharyes, foo.
OF Eth aud Is. b streets, A0'
onoss- S1ii3 Oh Street f'''""e sne,s-eo
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CURE FOR CATARRH.-A medical auihori-
~ asserts that the seyerest catarrh cold can
be removed in about ten hours by a mi xture
OF carbolic acid, ten drops, tincture of iodine
and chloroform, each rs drops. A few drops
OF the mixture should be heated over a spirit
lamp In test tube, the mouth OF which
should be applied To the nostrfls as VOLATILE
cation is effected. The operation should be
repeated In about two minutes, when after
the patient sneeZes number OF times,
troublesome symptoms rapidly disappear
Ne1C Orleans Times.
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hUNOANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
Corner Stb and d streets northwest

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON C
STREET, BETWEEN y-I lSI AND I'd STREETS
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
- 18th, 1875, at O'Clock, We will sell, by order
OF the owner in front of the premises the eastern
II feet inches Of Lot IL, square $50, by depth of lot
to a O-foot alley, improved BY 9 good frame house.
sold. Conveysncing, SC. at purchs.er's cost.
noyl0 81 DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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THE SAD END OF A FIRST FAMILY is-
10Y q Minnie RO0Ile, rho Flnh Avenue S,acife.
Tie New York Herald's correspondent at
Richmond gives history OF the family OF tue
unfortunate woman who killed herself at No.
40 tiith avenue, few days since. Her real
name was Minnie Roane. She was a native
OF King William county. and belonged TO
one OF the most noted r. r. VS.. Her parents
were related closely 10 the family OF Hoa.
william Roane. a former governor of Nir-
glnia, and her gr2nduncle was Judge OF the
state court OF appeals, and at one time a
United States Senator. Her mother died
while herself and a sister named Belle were
quite young, 10 which may probably be at
trlbuted the cause OF their misfortunes and
terrible fateS. About six years ago these
two girls, Minnie and Belle, ran away from
thelr home IN King William county, with
shame ard misery. They were pursued, how
ever, and with the aid OF some relatives liv-
ing In this city were recaptured and returned
10 their home, where for a time they were
kept under the strictest surveillance. As
soCn as this was relaxed they escaped again
and bent upon leading life OF sin they en-
tered a house of i'll fame In this city. Minnie
left Richmond three years ago and went %
81. Louis, and from thence TO New York,
where her history is well known; her sister
went 10 Baltimore, and, Il am informed TO-
pltal In that city and was instantly killed.
brother, who was employed in a drug
effects OF which he died. The family history
Is replete with terrible catostrophes and mis-
fortune.
The Baltimore American OF this morning
says: "In one or two particulars the above
story is incorrect. The sister who resided I'm
this city did not throw herself from the win
dow OF hospital, nor was she killed. Sue
Threw herself from the upper window OF a
house where she resided, and was taken 90
the hospital, where she soon recovered, her
Injuries rot being very serious. The story
was that her desperate act was instigated by
the desertion OF student connected with the
hospital. Previous TO that she had been con-
nected with one OF our minor theaters. After
her recovery she left the city. She then went
by the name of De Forest"
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ID. Real Eslats Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and y streets n. y.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE. BE
TWEEN lsT AND Cd STREETS EAST, NEAR
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Novsm-
Der 18th, at o'clock, will ell q DubNc
auction, in mont Of the premises, the part OF
Lot No. IN square No. -. With the inprovsm nfs
Brick and part Frame. The Loo has ffonf a sboui
Is fest q the north SIC q Noeth OAsolinA Avenue,
Terms made known stsaie: go doWn n TINA al
sale. AuconyeysncinG ct eoS Of pure6aser-
Executor Of the estate Of the lats Csrineos6sr Nc
Dcnne1l. -
novf dtds Ed. okEARY, ss,ssuaa.
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DALTIMORE& POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DEPOT CORNER 9Th AND b STREETS w
After Monday, September 18th, ISIS, trains VIII
TKAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
600 am, Limited Express, daily for the w est
80. daily except sunday for The North.
York, daily except Sunday
80 an. Accommoda Ton to Baltimore, daily.
Except Sunday PsTio re Gar Se Tra a0ik' daily
HOO am ast Line West and North, daily except
lis pm, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
except Sunday.
40 m, for Phiis1eip 6is, daily. 'A'''' '1"'AS
90 daily except saturday Tor the North.
ssy We 1 AZ USE hsE!sTso
o13 an, New York Express, daily.
s:Ss an, AccommOdaion. daily except Sunday.
1882 am, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
2:4a m, Baltimore and PhiladelDhia Ex fress,
A:o3 , M, Limited XIX press from New York, daily
exc. pt sunday.
s:23 M, bay Express, daily except Sunday.
e:10 Pm. tally from Baltimore and the West
1l:23 p-m ,Rchmond TX press daily except Sunday.
,. m. daily eXeep. sunday, connect st Bowie with
trains tor POyes Greek lire.
Trains iesSing Washington at 6:00 a. m. and 40
Trains arriving at Washington at SIS q. m, and
800 2. m ,eoanect at Bowie with trains from P0pe's
Passengers iesving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner 9th street and Pennsylva
checked b. els aud residences TO all points North
and West. Through tickets TO CINCINNATI, Colum-
leans, Chieaso, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
GEO. @. WILKINS, Superintendent,
DIN BOYD. Jr.. Gent Pass'r Agent. msyas.tf
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Bklrns. ht, nv. E.-ocssos eui.s s.a ...,.,-
iHs' smss,s i.@i sis.,. s:'. 90 :; N s, :.
sTsS 81 "a, q ss;a ~. wSssi q % s,..s.
srn red, iiI Perm. ivsn.A rcd, issis.
hsryis1d rcd, iesei az a.. frs5sr, lssn.C. a.
White. lissl &C. Corn hrn = soa.hern white. az.
sus52 60 new, Ss61; -outher1 yelloS, old. ~, 6s
new, 6,ass; western mixed r1,s 0se nrm-soush.
srn S.ss. western white, st.ss: western MIXED.
MARI. I'd ,ne fePn.llT.ss -. rssv.is..
ncne enerisg Bacon IN eooi dsmane bat scsrce-
hsu,osr.. ALI; clear m sides, Ia Hans, n4
- Lerd cul and vcsk-rcnnes, Ia alft Huff.r
pss,Srs m1Ss.,sre es,r.s ssss Do kr.t. sss
i.,h Ssnee ds,, aud hss.I-klo csrsss. IN sss.
bALriRoha. Nov. B-Nire.nia 81 re- ye-ls-~ AZ.
Va oon.oi-, ess we.t Nirsinis. >: Ssrth cars.
lirs sfrce. Old, lax do rev, q Do sp-ctsl a.,
b,s % day: Sugar sesiJ .es hrn iesiSs'
Ntw lOsH, Nov. E.-etocks dun snt str..x
n"neS,s sold, hs ksehs.se, Ions, ssss sSsrs.
NEW roRx, Nov S-FlOur quiet sni a nchanxsx
Wheat duh ssd unchanged. Corn quiet and sieady
LoNpoN, Nov. Is. Y n.-Ccnsnls fpr money
and socount, - B. krie, isk Tue rsss Coz msses
AZ the stock exchange sOverum slt securities u
Der cent.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHIL LAP! AdX >, ALLk3aAsNHPgJAs WASH

LNGTON AND GEORGETOWN
SAILING DAYS.
from Pier 2, North Wharves, Philadelphia,
SATURDAY, at IL m. rK~A
From 50 Water street Georgetown, se4aRS
DC, MONDAY, at D. m.
THE line connects at Philadelphia with CIyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line of Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age IN Boston by this line.
g. r. HYDE, Agent for D. of O.
WIN. P: CLYDE CO., Phiiadeiphia.
A. REEn; Alexandria, Va.
ID. q. MINK. 80 evonshire street, Boston.
DFrsight. delivered by Knox's x press. Orders
LETT at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue, or
al the Steamers Wharf, will be promptly attended
20. SEMI
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NOTICE FkOM THE AGENT-Just received
~ from Ohio, q, 900 gallons Of the huestOuN
stone WARE In the country, sizes FROM
one quart to SIX gallons, to be sid ct O
Also, so 300 boxes Of MIDEA COLLARS on hand
yet. sizes from u to " inches; to be sold ct two
boxes Tor - cents. Al
oetNsv GIG Penssyi U svs On
Coa1Ey t0AA 0.II0l, -. q 1tA .,ss'
York avenue. The most iFiysts Loan 00oeXOA
Of interest on Gold anA Silver Watche0, DiAmoudo,
Plate and Plated Ware, 0uns, Ristols. GAdise' an1
QcutlsmenS OlothtAgs Oasye0s anA hEt1eleg e1
VLno. ooGo1-1y
THIS is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia, holding special term,
ARTHUR eHAAFF, late Of District Of Columbia,
deceased All having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber, or
before the 9th Of next they may other.
wise by Law be excluded from all benet Of the aid
estate Gsyen under my bad shin On GAY q No
nov6 N Sc Administrator.
TRIs Is TO oLvE NOfIC1, fhat the .ub.ori:
the District Of Columtia, holding . special Term:
Letters Of administr aton the personal estate OF
JANIS BbIGH, late Of District Of 90
against the said deeeased are hereby warned %
sahibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70 the
III benefit Of the said estste Given under my hand.
his 9Th day of November, 1873.
nOys m,%' JOIN BLIGH, Administrator.
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y II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 7th street, between g and Il.

TRUSTEES SALE Of the VALUABLE SQUARE
OF GROUND BOUNDED BY 10TH AND 18TH
sTs: WEST, AND 8 AND SITS. NORTH, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. q.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated 23i July,
A. d. 1873, duly recorded in Liher 10. 7s9, folio
39l one OF the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and by direction of the parties cared
will sell at public auction, in front of the premises
On TUESDAY, November is, 1875, at 4 O'clock p.
m, all Of square numbered hundred ard ninety.
Of Columbia.
Terms of gale: One-third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at eight psr cent
cured by deed OF trust upon the property. A de-
If terms not complied with in one week the
Trustee will resell, at risk and cost OF dsfaultng
purchaser. Ali conveyancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AV1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

Hereafter the fine Steamships Z. c. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will n AXE regular week -IsonS
x tT,Ps between NEW T0EK, ALEX, 33G3&
GEORGETOWN, as follows-Leaye NEW YORK,
from Per i; East Eiyer every SATURDAY at q
a. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
Tor full Information apply to b. p. A. DENHAM,
business ONCE and wharf 50 Water street, George
tov or al the Office Of the President near street
bridge. j. w THOMPSON President
~ Freiehts delivered by Knox's Express Orders
left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
or at the steamers wharf, will be promptly attended
TO. iell-tr
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A BEREAvED MOTHERS DEArH.-About
year ago Mrs. Mary Carly, of Bridgeport.
Conn.,, lost by death q little child, and the
loss bore very heavily upon her. Time, how
ever, had partially healed the sorrowing
heart, but on Wednesday evening she Wis
tied friend who had just lost a little one,
and as she looked upon the features of the
dead child the old wound was reopened. She
returned home, was taken with Commissions,
and died before morning.
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y U N A X ID LIN &

NOTICE.
With the Wow o. dnia ishipg the chances OF COL
hsfon, the Steamers OF this Line take q specified
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from On eenstown to New
forS or Boston, crossing Meridian Of ~ az 43 lat
nothing 20 the north Of -.
On the honeward passage, crossing the Meridian
OF u q, AZ lat, or nothing 10 the north Of A.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN Ne w YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
SsS Nov sAlssTSW.d fo bsc
Scythia...- We'd. Nov 10 Jsys......- We'd, Dec. Is
Russia. We'd. Nov. u Eussia .-.Wed., Dec. q
Bothnis Wed, Nov ~ Chip Wed, Dec q
Abyssinis... We'd. Dec IPar,hiaL.... Wed, Jan. s
Ard every following "WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
Steamers marked : do not carry s:eerage passen.
gers.
RATES OF PAssAeE.-Cabin, $50. 500 and Sl3o,
gold according to accomm odation. Tickets 20 Paris
$40, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable
terms.
Storage ticket. to and from oil parts Of Europe at
very low rates. Through bills Of lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
en- the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and cabin passage apply At the Com panyl
Office, No. Bowling Green: for steerage passage,
No. II Broadway, Trinity Building, or both steer.
age and cabin, to shALLwoOD i MORRISON,
janS-iy CHXs. G. FRAHCKLYH, Agent.
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A NEW Roman Catholic scientific associa-
ton taking for its motto, "Nuila tnQuGn, inter
fdeDl ct rGionesn uera dissensto esse pofest, -
(there can never be any real disagreement
between faith and reason), is In course of for
lines Is an active member, and about 500 an
plications for ordinary membership have
been received.
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EAsI TRAIN FOR CAPE NAY.

HOURS IND 80 MINUTES-WA WASHING
TON TO CAPE MAY.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
pas put on Fast Express Train
from s;, Pe ,hs Eel 70 Cape May - ss
Leave WashingtOn-1.4S o. N, tday Express 4
erriviDg At Cape May at D. m.
Leave WashiastoE-9. % AM Limited Express)
arriving at Cape NAY st p.
On Limited Express an extra seat fare Of Sis Is
Charged between Washington and Philadelphia.
iysr General PasseDser Agent.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGrOS

,,,-,, THH0gaH LINE
ALL POINTS IN The NEW ENGLIND
THROUGH BETWEEN wAsHIsGToS AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equi pncnt on this line Is and OF the most
elegant snc im proved finish.
TEAM LkANING AT gag A NJ. Is PULL
MAN PAkLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and aiter September 18Th, ISIS, trains by this
line VIII leave depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner OF 9Th and b streets, as follows:
and points asst daily, except Sunday.
1928 am. Limited Exnress-Pullman Car Train
Tor fhi.adelphis, New York and points East
DAILY, except Sun ay.
MS PM. Ex press for Philad5l phia and New York
daily, eScepg Sunday.
4:5O m. fxpress for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
9:0s m. ES press for Philadelphia, New York
and points L lst sHily.
PULLMAN PARLOR OARS on eli Day Trains
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and Information can be procured at the Of
fees Of the company.
Baggage GATED for and checked a. hotels and pri-
waite residences orders left at the Offices OF the
company northeast corner 18th stree. and Pennsyi-
vanis avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyl.
wanna avenue ard 9Th street.
DePOt BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Rail-
"" d. Nj BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphis Pa.
GEORGE T.. WILKINS,
febl superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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MARRIED.

sHANEs-HaMnER. ON the stu day OF July,
ISIS, N Ales al dra Va by the Rev n. Basr. sA "a
UEL L. SEAMS 20 kATIs ID. HAMMER, both u TINS
city.
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NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, pissed in cause No.
80 362 in which William J. Sibley Is complain
ant and Martha =. Morgan ct nj. are defendants,
will sell, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
the 2sth day Of October 1875, at 80 O'Clock p m.
all Of Lot 3. In Square No. Is, having a front Of
forty nine 49l feet eleven I'D inches 18th street
Terms Of eale One-third cash, and the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months, with six per cent
interest per 6num, the purchaser TO give his notes
for the deferred payments Endorsed TO tbs satsfae
property until final payment Is made. deposit of
olOO will be required at the time Of sale If tbs
terms Of sale not complied with I'm five days, the
property will be resold at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser. an eoLyeyaneing e the cost Of pur-
octl2-eo&ds DUNCANSON BIOS, Aucts.
IS THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, 18th November, ISIS, same
WIZ. RHpIN WOODWARD, Trustee.
poyll DUNCANSOE BROS, Aucts.
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COAL AND WOOD.
kDW. CLARK. T. B. GROSS, il.
r. EDW. CLARK q CO.,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH
BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &C.

Principal Once, Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill,
loot OF 4lh st. east, near United States Navy Yard.
ONCE, Room No. 1, lFirenen 3 Ins. Ofice,D over
Bank OF W ashington, W ashington, ID. O. octo- I'm
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GgARDIAN's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Est TIE, FR0NTINQ EIGHTEENTH
SSTnREET, BETWEEN AND X SHEETS

d Il
NORTHWEsT, AT AUCTION.
- by virtue OF an order Of the Supreme Court
- OF the District Of Columbia, holding Probate
Court, passed on the 26th day of October, 1875,
ing an Equity Court Ion the ID day of November,
1915, co uity No. 4676, will offer at public SALE
the pr mises, Oh TUESDAY, the 9Th day of No
tile interest and estate OF James O. McSherry, IN
am to the following described real estate in the city
efWashington and District of Columbia, the said
No p. and parts Of lots Nos % aud 30, in square
No. loo Beginning for the same at point in the
west line of 18th street west, the distance of lis
feet from the southeast corner Of said square No LOG,
with 18th street west 65 feet; thence west lis feet
thence southwesterly "A feet inch; thence south
feet thenco southeaserly q feet inch thence east
southeastery 80 feet ~ inch; thence east IA feet;
thence south Is feet inches; thence east 10 feet;
thence north so feet nches thence east 81 feet to
square feet OF ground, more or less, together with
the buildings thereon, consisting Of five small two
story brick houses A plat of the ground can be
bbted at the time and place Of sale, showing the
division OF the property fronting on 18th street
aforesaid, and the viii be sold a. one lot with
the privilege Of the whole or separately, as pur
Terms One fourth cash; the residue in four equal
instruments, payable at 6, ~, IS, and "a mouths
spectivey the purchaser or purchasers to receive
terest, secured by deed of trust. All yancing
ut the pense of the purchaser. deposit of 400
required on the fall Of the hammer for tae entire
plat. II the purchaser should not comply with the
terms Of sale within FIVE days the right reserved to
resell on five days notice al his risk and expense.
the said described property will be sold that the
chased. JAMES MCSHERBY,
nov6 Guardian of James U. McSherry