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WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.

"AohinGIoN ClT1 HOUSES AND LOTS.
- By virtue II the last will and testament of
u May Ann X err. admitted to probate Itb July
f ss,, sba ORDERED to be recorded By the Supreme
cepyeyins Real Estate, which was devised to the
subscriber to be sold, disposed Of aud csnveyed BY
thereon 20 % pa of hsr .na sa the
subscriber offers for sale the following ho aud
lots late the estate of the said Mary Ann Kerr, his
Ist and ad.-The brick dwellings, stores and
ming bach to street 9Th aud ie,h streets,
don e s Lei; and ia The soeuPs
Drew, each fronting q feet ~ inch on the assnue,
saG afsss G the .:ss TGs s
~ sT5t,en agreement with B. She paerd esq.
Wall on the side Of hi. lot. use d.
Sd-Lot No z, Square No, 81, on the north side
4th.-Lot No 4,of square iOI, q feet inches on
TIE north side OF street north, containing ,ssl
sth:.Lot No. u. Square sss, 50 feet front on the
s sss side Of 18th street west containing 1886
6th.-Lot 2s, Square 70, 20 feet on X street, near
Ith-Lvt !, square ss5, 81 feet on 7th street east
sth;.Lot No 5, Square sa7, 20 fee. on 5th street
sth-Lot No. g. square sos, IA feet 8 inches on the
north side of Massachusetts avenue and "a feet
ins h., : on 7th street. 10 es2 square feet.
Carolina avenue, between LIST and "a streets east,
11th.-Lot s, Square es5 50 feet inches on 10th
OF this lot.
I2th-Lot 7, Square e55, rs fee, IN 10Th street
east, and 81 feet Ii inches on North street, 1914
square feet.
The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase
money TO be paid within thirty days from the day of
sale, and the balance in and IL months from the
day OF sale, bearing per cent interest from that
day, TO be secured 20 the satisfaction of the subscr
Der. A deposit of 80 will be required on tn day
Of sale from each purchaser. On payment of the
purchase money and not BEFORE the subscriber viii
execute the deeds
Some of these Lots may be sold in divisions laid off
by the surveyor, or entire, to suit purchasers Pur
ohssers are requested to write to the subscriber, or
TO leave their offers at the office of Randall Hagner
eco, Attorney ct Law, Young's Law Building,
Louisiana avenue, or with Henry K. Randall, No.
500 street.
If not sold before the Lots will be offered at pub
lie sale on TUESDAY, the Goth October instant, at
10 o'clock M, as to los. and If this advertise
ment, Lots on Peunsyl vaDia avenue, and on the
premises, respectively. As to the other Lots, az
O'Clock p. IN on that day, following the order of
their numbers herein, beginning at No. 3, and all
TO be sold on the premises. IL the sale be fin
ished on that day the sale will be continued daily
thereafter at 4 O'Clock y.
A. RANDALL. Executor,
Annapolis, Md.
oct2 Paw IRep1 T. COLDwELL, Salesman
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 9th and d streets q. ".
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL. ON arr " n y 4 OF


- BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
d Of the District Of Columbia, passed the 9th
day Of October, A. d. 1875, In said court, in
No 4eo5, Equity doc. Is the undersigned will offer
for sale, at public auction, the premises. on
!HGRsDAY, 2eth day Of October, A. d. 1878, at
$50 O'Clock D. M, all that piece parcel Of
ground and premises with the sp purtensnoe., sit9
the District Of Columbia. and known and described
on the ground plan plat Of said city, in said Dis
tric, as part OF Lot seven In square numbered
nine hundred and twenty eight, (9l8J and contain
ed within the following metes and bounds: Begin.
ming at point distant twenty 2O feet eight and one
qua ter (s<) inches north from the southwest cor
ner Of said rot, aud running thence with the bound
airy line OF raid square 8h street east forty
ti2 feet inc and three quarter (yA inches to the
northwest corner OF said square, thence east along
the boundary line OF said square south I street
sixty two I62I feet and II inch to the northeast
corner Of said lot thence south along the boundary
line OF said lot Iortytw t42l feet nine and three
quarter ia inches. the east sixty two 1927 feet
one (ll inch to the place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In two
equal iDstallments at six and twelve months respec-
lively, with interest. to be secured BY approved
notes and reserv ed lien; deed to be given upon Q
nal ratification Of the sale and the full payment Of
the purchase money. Convey ancing at cost Of pur-
chaser. deposit OF sloo required at the time Of
sale JUDSON r. GULL Trustee
octl5-d DUNCAHSOS BROS, Aucts
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THE GLENDENNING SCANDAL. - At the
meeting of the Synod of New Jersey, held in
the Central Presbyterian Church In Orange
yesterday, Rev. John y. Glendenning. the
Pastor OF the Prospect Avenue Church, Jer-
sey City Heights, who was deposed by the
Jersey city Presbytery for immortality, with
drew his appeal TO the Synod from the deci-
sion of the Presbytery. The reason that he
assigned was, not that he feared that the
issue would be unfavorable 10 him, but as he
was about TO retire from the pastorate OF the
church, and withdraw from the Presbytery
and Synod, it was not necessary for him 10
prosecute the appeal. The Prospect Avenue
Church appealed also from the decision of
the Presbytery, claiming that that boty had
no right 10 dissolve The pastoral relations
existing between Rev. Mr.. Glendenuing aud
his flock. Practically the same questions
are involved in the appeal Of the church
in that OF Mr.. Glendenning. The appeal was
referred to a commission expected 10 report
to-day. A meeting of the trustees OF the
church will be held I'm a few days 10 take
such action as the interests OF the church
seem TO reQuire.-M T. Tunes, 22d
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II r. ZIMMERMAN d SON,
LIZ Aucuoneers and Commission Merchants,
NO. 313 9Th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SAIL OF A NEW TwO-STORY
TEAM DWELLING AND LOT 40 By 81,
Ann r Al r II ETR NnRTHEa ar

- BY virtne Of . deed Of trust, dated November
I'd, A. d. lS4, and dull, recorded In Liber No.
7 foio 100 ct seq Of the Land Records for the
District q Columbia, and 1t the request Of the arty
secured thereby, viii cell at public auction, 10
1876, at 80 m, all that LIT piece OF ground
situate In the CITY of Warrington I'm said District
trells subdivision Of original lot numbered Ave 80,
In square numbered six hundred aud eighty two
Terms Of sale: One third cAsh, Of which o7s will
be required ct time Of sale, and the balance In six
notes, bearing eight cent. interest from day Of
sale until paid, and deed Of trust the property
sold. Convey ancfng and recording ct purchaser Q
cost. IL terms Of sale are not Piled With In ak
days after eale the trustee the right to
WM. 2. HOFFMAN, T. ustee.
octl3 d. o. LUfTkELL, Statesmen.
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BpenK OF kpgrdrtag and Printing,

WASHINGTON, u. c., October 18th, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this Office
until 10 O'cl ok M, MONDAY, Nov ember LIST, for
furnishing eight hund ed 1901 tons Of Of niue
livered at such times and places and in such guam
titles, ~ be required by the Department, and
SUBJECT to the conditions BY act Of Congress
approved July ii, $50, viz: THAT such coal shall
weigh 80 pounds to the ton and shall be
and weighed, and quantity Of each load certified
at the time OF delivery BY Ihe rerson appDi re aud
qualified under the AIT hat purpose, and that
the prescribed fee Of % cents for ton Of ai In
speeted weighed, and delivered shall be paid by the
contractor " Proposals will be sidered binding
for one week from the LIST November, the Depart
reservig the right to reject al or any portion
CT the bids offered.
No proposals will be entertained unless sccompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence Of ability fufl ths
contract will suy payment be s4le without the
certificate Of the Inspector that the coal furnished Is
such rs the cootract calls for.
Proposals. shall be addressed aud sent TO tbs ofice
Of ego. b. McOARrEE,
Chief q Bureau OF Engrayin Ing and Printing, Treas
ury De partmebt. octab eotd
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMOKs AID OHIO RAILROAp.
View York and Washington Air Line.
eUNMEB SCHEDt LE-sEPTEMDER 30, ISIS

FROM wAsHIserey CITY
q 90 O. N. Baltimore and Wa, ststtIe.
6lSa N Baltimore spDsnoI;s Frstsri.S A.,
Way StzriOn. MA
= 90 q m. Raitim,rr Br,akfa., ~, Pst,,
= 40 N Basffmore - my
. 90 O. m, New York Cnp- Nsv phuaaalnh,,
Boston Raltinore asd keIsy
.O0 o. m = hicago, Columbu- Sa,susky Ofnefn.
nat, LouisYf lie o. LSpi.. Pi.tsbTr.. aSers
town. red. rick Sfaunton Winches er sni
Valley Branch Pa-lO- (,u,s DIn.sv M Cx,s-
beTlnsd ~ ~' N-''
SO O. m. W ashins t1l junction and W av Station.
Metro nl tar Bra1rh
. 80 o. m, Baltimore and WAY Stations
30 Q. m. Baltimore PnyLor Cars No Sim,
4 90 q. m. Baltimore and Way station.
1 90 D. m Heu York Phi,adel nhis Rs,.,on Nor
folk, Baltimore and ElIicotf Ci9y D,,.Sy a,
Relay $50 n m on SnnAays Ralfinrara
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A CURIOUS FEATURE OF city politics this
fall Is the diverse character OF some of the
candidates for Office. For example, the Arc
tic navigator. DR.. Hayes is running as the
republican and anti Tammany candidate fos
The Assembly I'm the seventh district while
In the fourth senatorial district John Morris-
sey-a gentleman OF a somewhat different
tyre-has been persuaded Ia run for the STATE
senate, likewise as the anti -Tammsny can
dldate against eX-Congressman Fox. With
nominations OF this description 20 choose
from no one can complain OF variety.-N Y.
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AN ALIFotn SwT~DIv 49,. -

AN ALLEGED SwINDLE.-Marttu W
Stlnson. formerly publisher az "A small paper
at Portland, Me, aud taken 10 Boston Thurs
Gay on charge OF fraudulently inducing
some nfty or more men to ave him their
notes as part compensation for Interest each
individual was TO have in a colony at Marsh
neld, VT The party were ready % embark
When the scheme was exploited. Sunsoa
had secured about SIT, 600 worth OF notes lie
used the names of several prominent persons,
10 il said. 10 aid him In his trans acfinns
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
-. Reel Estate Broker and Aucrioueer,
FEDERAL Buildings corner u b and y streets a. "


FEDERAL Buildings corner n and streets e.
TRUsTKEy SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkII On The WRIST SIDE OF HIGH
81 BkTHEEE BRIDGE AND PROSPECT
sIhhEIs, GEORGEIuwN, d @
- A. ISIS, duly recorded In Liber No IN, folio
M one OF the land records for the District OF Ooiu
bia and n the request of the party thereby
we VII sell at public auction in front OF the pr-mi-
ses; on MONeAI, October 25tn, A. p. ISIS, at
ate in the city Of Georgetown, ID G., known and de-
sciibed as parts Of Lot numbered ninety -one 81 in
Beatty end Haw kips' addition to 0eorgetovn D. u
The hrst part Of said lot besinutng twent, ak (16
fef from the south corner Of said lot No 81 fronting
twenty seven I'D feet With said street thence vast
wsrdy at right angles the rear II ne of said LOT No
81; thence southwardly with said rear line twenty
seven "a feet; therce Astwardly In direct line to
the place OF beenning end the second part OF said
lot numbered ninety one 9D beginning at the south.
corner Of the line Of said lot and ruuutnR
thence northwGdiy with said rear line OF said lot
twenty six (16 feet; thence ardy one hundred
OI ieet on line at right angles with High street,
thence twenty six feet to the south
feet TO the place Of beginning Of the aforesaid second
part together with the i'm spts Consisting OF
a three-story Brick building, &c
Terms: One-third Of the purchase m ,ney in cash:
ana the balance at 81 and twelve months, for which
lnetsments the purchaser shall give his promssory
Per annum from the day Of sale. and secured BY q
deed Of trust satisfactory to the holder or holders of
eaid notes on the land and premises cold de post
OF S0 Will be required Of the purchaser the time
OF sale and Ali convey ncing at the expense of the
VIM sTfCKnEYr, q seven aA's
GEO. H. PLANT, '"N oeS'
octl4 eoSds j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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A DEAD GIRAFFE SroLEN-Whfle Dr
Planck was In Troy Saturday afternoon last
planking down 10 Mr.. Forepaugh the money
Tor the oefunct giraffe and rhinoceros which
had been purchased for the state museum,
somebody dug up the giraffe, loaded the car
Cas- into wagon, and drove out of Schenec-
lady with his body. The man whom the
doctor left In charge OF the corpse helped the
stranger 20 digit up and load IL upon hts
wagon, supposlng, as he says. that if was ali
right, and done in pursuance of orders
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

ssys assys % hand s,ss s1d s;ssrs6 -
PM, OAK and HICK osy w66D N tSs stiek, e
saved and split; al kept under cover
and Domestic CEMkNre and cALCIMBD ekAe-
TERs, and handling yearly many niliions OF AL
COB LATHe, an n condition % an or1ers a ~
character in my line with dispatch end 1delity e
Wholesale end retail, upon terms that oefy oo0Do-
tition.
Central Omce-623 Louisfsna avenue Northwest
Branch Ysrd-lst 90. bet. and O g.. southsa6f.
octS1-ly WI. 0UINAuD.
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hCNCANSuS BROS, AuctiOnesrs,
" SoutLeast corner 9Th and ID streeta D. w

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED ON THE COR.
SER OF GIN AND STREETS NORTH
O. By virtue Of q deed OF trust dated the a,.t
fS1csl OF nne, A. d. lS72, and duly recorded in
niber No. 6os, folio 1873, Of the land records for
parties secured thereby, will sell by public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the
4th day OF November, 1875, at 81 O'Clock m ali
that piece and parcel Of ground in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. e., and known as and being Lot num-
vision Of square numbered eight hundred sni tween
~ nine ts29l with the improvements, consstiag OF
two-story Frame Dwelling house.
The terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in
notes at g. II and Is months after date, psr cent
be required Of the purchaser st time of sale. All
conveysncine, &C.: at purchasers cost. Should the
the sale the Trustees the right 70 resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauting pur
chaser. FRED'K W. JONES,(
octl6-d DUNCANSON BROs Aucts
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A POLICEMAN IN A TIGHT PLACE
Police Officer Haines, of the 2Ist precinct,
New York, as he lay at his home In bed, saw
John Jones, burglar, enter his room. He
pretended to be asleep, and allowed Jones to
rummage the drawers until he saw him take
a two-dollar bill. He then bounced on him.
Jones was too much for him; but Mrs.
Haines, who came to the door, was paralized
with fear, and neither entered nor gave an
alarm. Haines called to her for a club, and
She, in her excitement, threw him two. This
gave the burglar a chance to seize one OF
them, and a mutual hammering began.
Haines, however, having been drilled in club
exercise, had the advantage A stunning
blow on the head settled the thief aud he
meekly allowed himself to be led TO the sta
tion house.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and fnsura Sce Aver {.
LIE Droit Building, corner Sth and r streets n vs..
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE 4Sro8Y
BRICK house AND STORE, SITUATED ON
THE S0kNER OF 7TH AND i STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE 4STO3Y
BRlCk house AND STORE, SITUATED ON
THE S0KNER OF 7TH AND i STREETS
e. Pursuant to q decree of the Supreme Court
LII OF the District Of Columbia, passed on the 18th
gay OF October, ID. 1875 in Equity cause No 448y
docket Is, wherein Eleanor Miller. by committee
&C., IS complainant and George W Miller and others
are defendants, and by virtue of a deed of trust TO
me, dated January llth, ls72, aud duly recorded in
Ln me s!i fo,I9 ~, "a 81, one Of the land rec
rect errors in a deed Of trust TO me, dated May
an; isoi' and duly recorded in Liber N. 9:
t., No. 5y, foiio 37, q seq, also ope OF taii
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, November
9th, D. 1873, at IA o'clock all that piece or
parcel OF ground being part of square numbered SIS
beginning at the southeast corner of said sIuare
and running west along the line of street eighty
feet aud four and half inches, thence north eirbCy-
six feet eight inches, thence five feet thence
south one foot one inch thence east seventy five
feet four and half inches to the line of 7th street
and thence south eighty five feet and seven inches
TO the place OF beginning, together with the i'm
proyemen;s thereon.
Terms q the sale: One fourth Of the purchase mo-
hey, together with the expenses of the sale in cash.
and the balance in three equal payments at six,
twelve ard eighteen months, secured by the pur'
chaser notes. bearing eight per interest, ami
by deed OF trust on tie premises. A de posit If
SlOO VIII be required at the time Of sale AID All
cohyeysDcing at purchaser cost. II the terIs are
lot complied with in seven days, the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF defau'ting purchaser.
HORATlO BROWNING, Trustee.
oct15-T ,wftd YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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y SKELETON MYsTERY.-The skeleton n
r. man was found in the woods I'm SOUTH
Paris, Me-, Thursday. The skull was bro
Ken. Garts OF coat, vest and boots were
found, and have been Identi6ei as similar IN
those worn by man named Wetseler wha
LEFT the hotel in South Paris about four years
ago, late al night, To go 10 his boarding
house, having Ina his possession a that time
Sl,ioO. lie was unquestiOnably murdered.
Detectives are working IN the case
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MARRIED HER FATHER's EMANCTPATED
SLAvE-At Newport, X. l., colorei man
on the charge Of threatening to shoot hts
wife. Williams was once a slave, aud on
obtaining his freedom, married the daughter
MED his child any further Communication
with him, and did not mention her in his
will. 1t is said that this was one cause that
led the man TO drinking, and when Graz Ell
with liquor he was continually threatening
TO shoot his wife,
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor TO Green & Williams, Auctfoneers
No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
III sTREET NORTH, NEAR lITH STREET

Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
sLREET NORTH, NEAR 14TR STREET
WEST.
q by yirtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
81 the district Of Columbia passed On the "a day
y March, 1873, in Equity cause No. s,l22, wherein
Robert Coltmsn and others plaintiffs, and John
Moore and others are defendants, shall sell to
olcck p. m, on TUESDAY, the ID day OF Novem-
Der, his, sub lots and ID, in square 2i5 in Wash
ington city. These lots in beauty and convenience
OF location are not excslled by any in the city.
They front on NJ street north, very near the l4th
street Circle, at the intersection Of Vermont and
Massachusetts avenues: Lot is unimproved, aud
Is Is feet wide by Isl feet deep Lot lie Al feet In
width, with average depth Of l3S feet and is i'm
proved by good three story Brick Dwelling hoass,
containing eleven rooms. and a large Brick Stable.
will be sold sc parately.
Terms Of sale: One third cash-S2O at time of
sale; one-t third in one year from day Of sale, and
third in two years. the deferred pay ments in all
cases TO bear interest from day Of sale, and to be
cured by the notes Of the respective purchasers and
by lien on the property sold. II the terms Of sale
as to either lot be not compiled with in days from
day OF sale, that lot will be resold at the risk and
cost OF the deautipg purchaser. All convey ancing
to be at the purchaser's expense.
A. g. WORTHINGTON, Trustee
ectN-dtd WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Agct.
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III.
TEEsTETS SALE oF.yALU,RLE PROPERTY
CouhIYiI st NV, n PRINCE GEoRGEs
- ~ urine Ct certain deed OF trust, bsari ag
:, ,,' oYreed 10 liber u. B. No o folio ioi, &c,
g, n. land records of Prince Gorsss cauaty ate
note secured thereby, win SELL at Belsviiis Prince
sxTFRbss%Yln iy MsrS land, 81 pnblic snc.iOn,
LING .ps being Prince Georges County II 10 the
p Hall ON the east. General jacob Amnon on
and D norrhI W,,,.s public road on the west,
beng part OF the Hsyfeld Farm, which was
contained Within the Gs NEE. and 5sgnd
Bsgisnins for the said part at the end Of 7ss
parcel Of land described in the deed fr 1m Pat
teIson ard d life to P 4. DaIneieit being in the
land to the farm Of Richard Halls heirs, aud run n,
asg thence ,th the osuier Of said rad north s.
IS minutes west, Hoo perches; then north 81 de-
gree 81 minutes wss, perc hes then north s. de-
degrees 80 minutes west Is O3 perches to ths end OF
6S perches ON the fifth line Of the aforesaid piece
sixth seven b. eighth aud ninth lines thereof south
% osg5ees vest % perche'. south 9OH degree.
Perehes south So. degrees Wet 57 perches south
To hs ss Of hp the rasns a T ns
OF land south IS degr east HIS perchss the end
land described 10 said deed aud With said line re-
strsed aud part OF ne eleventh line 81 the FIRST
the beginning containing and laid out for Il ty 5OJ
acres.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in s, L.
and Is menths, with interest the deferred payments
to be s,cured BY deed of trust the property sold
the terms Of sale are not complied with within FIVE
dal the Trustees the RICH resell at the
ing ten days notice. deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired at the time Of sale
octII 2awts THOMAS bowLPSG'o fnc tirTssee.
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PEACH TRBE6-An extensive sock a well
grown Trees, embracins thoss celebrats 40 sasty
H!so,. PEaR. APPLE, oRERRY. APRICOT.
bGUT6h bULbous ioors-ny ci-scs snpors..
sione-sre g hand IN hssst order. VA: HyscinRhs.
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sbls for amateur Hioriets, DC. Cat FlogWs, fiaa1
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TNHOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Ut Latimer Cisary,
Southwest c.rner Pennsylvanis avenue and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF "COTTAG HILL LOT
AND COTTAGE.
q BY vfrfue oftrust dated May LIST, 1873, Liber
81 7ls, folio %, l will sell on FRIDAY, the 90th
Of October 1873, ct O'Clock p. m. the premises
Cottage Hill. The Lot has about lyU0 square fsst |,
Q fmsD Cottage.
Terms: On 3 half cash. the residue In six months
With interest. elc0 deposst whom sold. All CON
veysneins and recording ., ecst q The Rurchassr.
oc2l dts THps. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
ifl BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <<oE0S
Y sItPs beswssen NEW Y0KK, ALEX N&9
aE6kaaro%AA,s :. tolioSs0ls.ve NEW YORK
nem Pier a. Ess: River; every SATURDAY 1t =
m; leave GEOkGETOWN every FRIDAY ot
o. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
, Tor full Information Apply g B 2. a. DEHHAA,
town, or 1t tbs once Of the President, Pstress
bridge. y. W. THOMPSON, President.
len st General Once, sos Pennsyivaafa avenue
CT st ths steasner wharf, VII b y-ompty attended
10 toll-tR