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MONDAY OCTRAGES IN NEW YORK
hO1Ren ChoeeI and ROtbcf-In New YORK on
Monday, Z" three well-dreSSed' men entered
Tie dwelling house of Mr.. Duncan. "A we'll
known gambler, at MONDAY. and after men
acing his wife carried off $4,000 worth OF
state bonds. without attracting the attention
OF The average policeman Oa TUESDAY
afternoon, Mrs. Van Slyke. aged fifJV-five
VINO has been an invalid for eighteen
her own parlOr. She resides al No Man
GIN street, and her husband, Professor Van
Sly he, who keeps gymnasium in Brook
lyn, Is neceSsar ~ absent a great part OF the
cay About three O'Clock on Tuesday well
dressed man opened The garden gate, end
taHln2 notebook from his pocket in 30
duced himself to Mrs. Van Slyke as a SaDi-
tary inspector. He wished 10 examine the
closets. Having Obt9ine1 permission, he
complimentei her on the beauty of her gar
den. and asked whether she took charge OF
II. Ms Van Slyke told him OF her delicate
health. chair stood IN the doorway and
he seated himself Mrs. Van Slyke took a
seat IN her armchair. Suddenly he clutchcI
her throat and strangiel her, and she became
UNCONSCIOUS. Her dog seized the outlaws
leg. and held on, deSpith a vigorous clubbing
at the hands of bis prisoner, until a little
SRI, attracted by the Noise, approached aud
theB alarmed thC neighbOrs. A broken stove
inter, and broken club covered with blood
and some Of the dog wool. attestCd the stub-
tornness OF the dogs defense of his mistress
y fter the neighbOTs arrived, and Mrs. Nan
Styke recovered consciousness she saw that
The Thief had torn the bosom of her dress aud
Snatchei her pocket book containing $50
lie mad also taken her watch and speclacleS,
but an his hurry had dropped the latter in the
yard.
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Dice.
uaIrI HNnrrE

HAULENBEfh. Suddenly, the llth in
slant, CONNETI, emily son Of George W. and susan
u. HsuleRbeek, aged eleven months and els hteea
days.
Inferred at Mount Moriah cemetery, PhuadsI-
pbiA,
Newark, New Jersey, papers please COPY
PlEhhE. On Friday morning. Jelly 18th, a; 8
CLOCK, OF cholera iniantum, CHARLES 8. PIERRE,
youngest son Of Samuel and Mary n. Pierre, age
one year and seventeen DAYS,
His funeral VIII take place fro m his parents
oence, NO. 2l2o street northwest, on Saturday.
the 18th instant. ct O'Clock d. M. The relatives
and friends are respectfully invited.
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u Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Fedora Buildings, corner 7th aid sts uorthv west

GUARDIAN SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 1sT STREET WEST
80 BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court
- Of the District Of Columbia, sitting q Court
49, # Probate, and ratified by the said court sit
tiI Court of Equity shall proceed to sell, in
troIt Of the premises, on T THURSDAY, the 22d of
July IeNt, al d O'Clock m, Lot numbered TIVE aty.
four t24,, in Square numbered five hundred and
eighty four, (5eI.l
Terms of sale: 0ue third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest ar 8 per cent Der
aLhDm. Ali conyey anciDg at cost Of purchaser
6 100 down at time of sale.
ANN BURKE, Guardian.
jy6-eokds F.E. CLEARY. Salesman
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Is TIE sUFEENE cogET o. THE DISTRICT

SIs@l7t Tn, FrssG,s .FntSiirffJn. ysHs 29f5 Is7s
~ iEe matt o.! THE viii Of WILLIAM X GAZE
ROLL. arst--t'tHn Tor letters testannetfa-y ON
tht e ate 4 y IiiisIa 4. Carroll. OF tue District
81 columbia LIS this day been maze by Juison
Narr,u- All persQns interested are hereby
ncuae1 u aQPe2r IN this court on TUESDAY,
ne @Oth Cas- % July next. at II O'Clock a m 70
SNOW caC-e Why letters testameutary on the estate
q re sSo deceased should not issue a. PRAYED
70 geo, copy q this order be published once
hek tof Y -se weeks IA the Evening star previous
10 VI -a.1 1s@ Test Il. WEBSTER.
~ -. Register II wis.
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NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,
IL

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
INGT0N AND GEORGETOWN, D. o.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North Wharves, Philadelpnt,.
SATURDAY, Of IL IN. 49, A.
From SO Water street, Georgetown, 5000
ID. O.. MONDAY at p. N.
This lie connects at Philadelphia WITH Clyder
Regular Senii-weekly Lioe Of Steamers for ProvI
ceuce, Boston sHd New England States. Eo vbarf
as in Boston BY this line.
@. +. HYDE, 4 gent Tor D. ofC.
HM. 2. CLYDE CO. Philadelphia.
y. A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
j. u. G. MINK. % Devonshire street. Boston.
81 FrCights deiiTered by KnOI's Express. Or
ders left at General ONCE, sos Pennsy wanna ave
nue., or at the Stesmers' Wharf, will be promptly
attended TO. sens tn
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TRUSTEE s SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
~ BY virtue of two deeds of trus. hssripg
HTTNdate respectively the 18th day Of Februsry
w ~ 'lsI4, aud the 18th day OF February, 1874,
and duly recorded in Lber n 1873 folio 4sf et sen
and Liher No 1i0, folio 46S Of the chatrel rec m
fOT the District OF Coumbis, shall sell nj nublic
auction, on MONDAY MORNING, July the 2StL
ls75, at 10 o clock. at the residence No III2 \
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest the
following superi IT Furniture: 49,
Square Grand Piano forte. (Steinway1
French plate Pier Mirrors, Ornaments:
4sets CT W anut Marble top Chamber Furniture.
fine DrawlEg room Furnture and Haurines.
Paintings and Pictures;
Elegant Brussels Carpets and Rugs;
Hall and Stair CARPETS, Three ply Carpets:
Elegant Lounges and Easy Chairs:
ZINE Hair Mattresses and Bedding:
kNtension Dining Table and hairs;
French China Dinner Service. Fine Glassware:
Fine Hall Set, Superior Office Furniture;
Kitchen Requisites.
ALSO,
Herring Safe;
BLACK Morgan Mares;
l Family Library, 800 volumes;
EOuT-sest Phaton and III arness conn lete.
1 Coupe and Double Harness;
Harness, Robes, Blankets, Stable Furniture, etc =,
etc. Terms cash.
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee
Nio-eo6ds THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOOS

THOMAS BOWLING,
Anctirceer and Real Estats Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer & Clea-y
southwest ceFner Pennsylvania avenue aud iith st
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR LKORoIT
FARh AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Juls 18th
i. s at 5 o clock in font of the premises
sbel! sell Lot Is in square 81, having front Of
q b. depth Of las s. situated on the east Side Of
50 strsei1 between and Il streets. northwest.
Immediately after, Lots /, ., g. . and a. ia same
square, bounded by q, Boundary aud ist F.r@ets
northwest on the high ground immediately aijoin-
ing LeDroit Park.
Parties desiring profitable Investments should not
miss this opportunity
Terms: One third cash; the balance in three e1ual
pay At g. II and IS months, with notes bearing
Interest at per cent. per snnum and secured by
ceeds o. trust on the property sold. Conveyancioy
81 pm cost deposit of $50 will be required
on each Lot at TINE of sale,
yS-dtd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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4 y, x U q +,
HOTELS.

NEW EUROPEAN RESTAURANT.
" SO4 STREET, opp. Masonic Temple
ARMAND BOUIN.
ComfoI table and elegantly furnished ROOMS.
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest Wines and
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars.
Elegantly furnished Rooms for private dinner and
supper parties lel9- ly
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

SENATE OF The UNITED STATES, }
OFFICE OF The SERGEA r-AT-ARMs,f
WASH lNGTON, July Is, I-75
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this offica
rutil IL IN. on SATURDAY, the cath Of July
instant, for furnishing the Senate of the United
States with fuel for the ensuing year. as follows:
l 900 Tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal
Six hundred tons # same to be delivered before the
lst day of September; the balance AT such time in
the winter as room may be found for its storage 81
tho CAPITOL. The coal 10 be 2,2l0 lbs. 70 the ton
l25 Cords best quality well seasoned Bakers Pine
wood.
40 Cords best quality well seasoned Oak Wood
Subject TO Gov eminent ins pecpn and 10 be stored
In Vaults Of Senate wing Of Capitol all at bidders
cost.
Bids for different articles will be considered sepa-
rate and the Igh; : reserved to REJECT all any
pCitcn OF the bids received, II deemed for the inter
t5r If the GOVerume ut 50 to do.
Bids will b. considered binding for three days
after the 18th of july
JOHN Il. FRENCH, Sergeant at rms,
lyI3-eC5t Senate Of the United States.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
lCNCANSoN BROS, Auctfoneers.
II Corner Sth and ID streets northwest

nCNCANSoN BROS, Auctioueers,
~ Corner 9Th and streets northwest
EXECUTORS SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
UN STREET, NEAR 10Th STREET NORTH
WEST. ~ "
- ! will offer for sale, At public auction on
Eli TUESDAY,, the goth day ef July, A. u. ISIS
a. clock m, in front Of The premises the west
- feef from front t. rear 81 Lot IN square SS7 i'm
proved by three story brick dwelling (rOOf K
street and brio K stable
Terms One third cash; balance in one and two
Ns, win interest at Z Per cent. per annum, pay
suie semi 10 be secured by the purchasers
notes Deed given upon full payment Of purchase
money. A deposit of 8 IG0 on day of sale III the
terms OF ssie not plied with within ten DAYS
afer day OF sale, reserve the night resell the
property az the risk and of the defaultinC pur
chaser. npoa giving five days notice in the Daily
National be Psblican.
REGINALD FENDaLL,
Executor Of Walter Lerox, deceased,
Iys INV DUNCASS0N BROS. Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
E9yERNMENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN
~ SANE,
NEAR WAsHINGrOS, d. G.,

July 6, 1873
Sealed Proposals are invited until NOON OF WE'D
NESDAl, July st. 1875, when they will be opened
In presence OF such bidders choose attend, to
furnish the Hospital fifteen hundred II 5OOl tons Of
2,2+0 pounds each of best run of mine BtumnOus
Cumberland Coal, end three hundred 5000 tons of
2,2O pounds each Of Anthracite Coal, one half Egg
enc one half Nut size to be delivered in boats along
side OF the Hospital wharf, in cars upon the
wharf, the delivery to commence in seven ~ days
after the acceptance OF any proposal and to be con
unued at the rate OF not less than three hundred
900 tons week until the whole quantity advertised
Tor IL delivered. The coal will be received in strict
accordance with the act of Congress approved uly
lst 1870 Payments Of ninety 1917 per cent. of the
amount due Tor each cargo will be made immedi-
atCly after n Is received and the ten 0) per cent
withheld will be paid when the full quantity of Coal
engaged to be delivered in accordance with this ai-
VeTtisement is received. No offer TO furnish Coal
a above will be considered unless the true name is
given in the offer by which the coal the bidder pro-
"oses to furnish Is known in the market, unless
1t ls made by regular dealer miner, and the
successful bidder must furnish the exact quantity
and description OF coal that he agrees to furnish
Oilers viii be receive cd from the person or COM
pany to furnish either BitumiuOus or Anthracite
Coal alone, both kinds Of COal. Bids will be
considered binding for five days after tne 2Ist Of
July and the right is distinctly reserved rejec
AL or any OF the offers made ii, in the Judgment of
the Superintendent the public interests require il
Jy7-e0l2t c. ii. NICHOLS. Superintendent
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A LEXASDRIA AND wAsHIsGToE q R
n THE SUPREME COURrOE THE DISTpICr
OF COLVNRIa niOi

Si,e's1 IsIs'-PTO5ats yRrIsdicficn 2aJ. ,S-s
DALEY L l1 49, Of the will Of LAWRESGE
isry on the estate q LaVTence bsIeH hen o,
Ie b rI 81 Columbia, has this day been male
hhch baiey. All Persons interested 80
r,rsby n9utet 20 appear in this tSonrt az ne
ItfSbA1, tie Dih day of July next q, IN m
CSI.cA a m, % show cause why letters t-s,.
meutaTy On tbs estate Of said deceased sbrn15
not Issue. A. prayed: Provided, a copy of this rS
De published OlCe week. for three reeks - 81
Evening Star, previous % said day. Te.; '
It=5 -5v A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills
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The intimate mixture of equal parts OF
choral hydrate and cimphor Will, il is said,
produce a clear fluid which rs OF the greatest
value as local application in neuralgia
Or. Lenox Browne states, in one OF the Eng
lfsh medical journals, that he has emploved
IL in his practice, and induced others To do so
ana That IN every case ii has afforded great
anu some instances instantaneous relief
Its success, be says, does not appear TO be at
all dependent on the nerve affected, il being
equally eftlcaciOus In neuralgia of the
sclatlca as OF the trlgeminus-is of the great
est service in neuralgia Of the larynx. aud in
relieving spasmodic cough OF a nervous or
hysterical character. 1t only necessary TO
paint Inc mixture lightly over the painful
part, and allow 1t 10 dry. 1t never bIisters,
though III may occasion tingling sensation
OF the skin. For headache il is also found an
excellent application.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING


BUREAU or ENGRAvISG AND PRINTIxG,}
WASHINGTON, ID. C, July 2, 1875. \
Sealed Proposals. viii be received at this office
until 10 O'Clock a. IA. TUESDAY, August Sd, for
furnishing six hundred 1000 tons of run of mine
George Creek Cumberland Coal, to be delivered
~ such times and places and in such quantities, as
NAY be required, and subject to the conditions re-
guired by act Of Congress approved July IL, 1870,
W = That snSh coal shall weigh 22p pounds to
the ton and shall be Inspected and weighed. and the
quantity Of each load certified at the time of delivery
10y the person appointed and qualified under the act
for that purpose and that the prescribed fee of %
cents for each ton Of coal inspected, weighed and
delivered shall be paid by the contractor Pro-
p0sal viii be considered binding for one week from
the Sd Of August, the Department reservng the
night to REJECT all any portion of the bids offered
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence of ability fulfil
the contract, nor will any payment be made without
tie certificate of the inspector that the coal fur
Eished IL such a. the contract calls for.
Proposals shall be addressed and sent 20 the Of
flee Of GEO. i. MEGA RrEE.
Chisf Of Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing,
Jy2 n W.ttAUg3 Treasury Department.
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RAILROADS.
sIAsT TRAN FoH oAPs May

sNAsI III l = EOh CAPE MAY.
HCJES AND 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO CAPE MAY.
The fESS> \ bNANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
a. put on o ttSt Express Train
u en- Phiis',rlrhIa to Cape May - -
Lave Ma.tlosi.n-5 IS a. m, (day Express
arriving At Gaze May al 2. m.
Leave a~hiH gton-9 % a. m, GLimitaSi Exnra.sl
orris lBC at CAGE May at D. m.
or Limited ENpress an extra seat-fare OF 81 IS Ia
charged between Washington and PhiiadeIphia
ID. NJ. BOYD,JR,
yS-T General PASSENGER Agent
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" II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r streets N. W

ID. Real Estate Broker snd Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 14rH STREET NORTHWEST
1920. BETWEEN AND OSTkEETS NORTH
~ BY virtue of . deed of trust to us, dated Oc-
: tober Isl lS74, and duly recorded in Liber 76i,
fUiO 2s one of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby the subscribers will sell at public auction
to The highest bidder, in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, goth day Of July, 1875, at q o'clock p.
m, part Of Lot numbered IL and all of Lot num-
bered is, In square nun bered 2ll, in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia. the part of Lot
IL hereby intended being the southern part 'front.'
ing ten feet 18th street northwest, and running
back of the same width the front aud binding on
the north line Of Lot 49, tho depth of the lot l feet
more or less, making the whole front said lith
street 20 feet by the depth Of the let's together with
the improvements thereon, consisting OF a fine
Terms of sale: 81 90, with interest at 10 Per cent
Der annum from October Is, 1874, and expenses of
sale, in cash and the residue in equal sums in
and two years spectyeiy with interest thereon At
per cent per annum from the day Of sale, fer which
the purchaser must give bis notes, secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold All yeyancing to
be at the cost of the purchaser, and q deposit of
800 Will be required at the time of sale. If the
terms of sale not com Piled with within five days
after the day Of sale the Trustees The right
TO resell the property for cash st The risk and
of the defauitins purchaser after five days notice
BY advertisement in the Evening STAR.
y7 eosds nos 6sfhF YtpE, Trustees.
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RALTIMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCAAEE eCHEDULE-yuNE 6, 1877

FRO4 WASHINGTON CITY.
s-ecs N, bs;tnOre and Way Stations.
~ y T. SS;.IInlre, BladeHsbIrg and Relay.
e-4' u r., biailnore, Annapolis, Srsderlck and
$50 ssaajoa and ViGsyr s 81 H6las' Ps,.r
CGrS 20 Eaits So p4Ey.
coo .. n M YORK, Pnilsdel phis, Boston, Bal.i
coo a m, Cheap, CoIumtu.. sandu.ky. Cincfn-
PARK. BefksioT, HagerstSsni n. rfsdsrick. Pay
eIo rs sss1 a. G g5s,i%S S ana s,.,o,
. 40 Metro. ,itan Brsne3;l 60.
1918 N, Fillmore si and m Rts S''''
ALSO a. u, Baltimore, EllicOtt City snd Way Sta
400 ,; m. New York, Philsselphis. Boston. Nor
IO4k' ~Ad Aa'tlmore. E'tHrs- at Relay II 30
2, rs On Sundays, Baltimore and WAY Sta
S.3e n. ,Bs.tinore Laurel and Relay.
= 40 p m, Frederick. Washington Junction ana
NaI Stations, via Metropolitan B-alchJ
ga p u, Baltimore, Frederick aEa Way Sta
90 ,, m, Baltimore aud Relay.
80 p n, CLissgo. s. Louis, LouisyilIe, Goi1m:
iuss SAND ls'-y. Cincinoatf Deer Park, Bsrke-
les SrTl1z@r FHft1IGH Cas-. SrpPsv a. MAY
tiIs5'Gs 6rsaNjGN AZ Parkers5ErE and Ban
$40 ? m Haserztovn, winchester, and Way
Stations. via Netrc politan Branchl
TIS p m, Baltimore sad Relay. WAY StatioHs
sIs pm, Bsirmere and wsy Stations.
200 p N, Baltimore Fast 2 press.
and Z, -t1n Fast w pres.
ll2S Y Fas, kEPI T Ps,as 'ar! 70 ca
BFtGEfISE CO GRAFTON
SUNDAY Trains.
s.1J ?. m, Baltimore, Philadel phis, New York
and Boston Fast Express
EsHts-crs aTG Way Sidfiozs-z &. u, 80 5 90,
7.l5 an --IJ ?. n.
Eo- bG!fIET9rs aHI hs.gy-b 40 A. m S 90 and
9-0Op.m.
EsH.-s;06 >. m. ) 30 ard IL rs .. m, stopping
&c dUTITy Ne week.
~ Al Tan St0D al Ftsasc: Hoss!, Rs!1y Hon,s
Station.
For further Information sgry - To. baltimore
and Ohio TlcHrt Offices, " Washington Station, and
So feh,s5 i'snib ayenue, Waerc orders viii Re
- en- for BAGS ~ be checked snd received at any
yeiDfiu the City.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket gent.
eco. :. 6OONTZ, General Agent. Jet
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MARRIED,

DAyIs-GRUVER. On the 18th instant, by the
Rev. Z. g. Meador, 81 the residence OF the bride
aunt, Mr.. MM. N. DAVIS, % Alexandria, Va, 20
Mics MARY v. GRUyER, 81 ChsrlestoR :. q.
Charleston, 3. G.. and Savannah, Ca, papers
please oopy.I
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rEHOMAS T. WAGGAMAN
Real Estate Anctioneer. SIG 9Th street

Real Estate Anctioneer, 519 9TH street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
bWEDLlNG ON STREET. BETWEEN I'm
AND1STH STREETS NORTHWEST.
- Hder and by virtue Of deed of trus bear
k:I ing date the ith day of june lS73. and record
ca IN Liber No folio 1923 Zone Of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia. the undersigned Tru.
tees VIII sell AZ publc auction, in front OF the prem
ises, on UESDAf, the 21t day OF July, ISIS. at
. clock T. N, all Of lot 81 Of Burgess subdivision
OF part OF square l52, with the improvements
Terms OF sale; One third cash; residue of DIR
chase money to be paid Ia four equal instalImeuts
AT sIX Twelve eighteen and twenty four II )nths for
winch the notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest,"
from the day Of sale and secured by deed of trust
on me property will be reauired-Or all cash at the
option Of the spurchaser 100 to be paid when Did
acc pied. III terms Of sale not com piled with in
seven days after sale the Trustees the right
10 resell at risk aud cost Of defauting purch aser
GEORGE r. APPLEBY, g.
W. E. EDg0NSTON. trustees
ly16 eO5ds THOS. T.. WAGGAM An, Auct
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WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Aucti1near
w (Succe5sor to Green / Williams
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets

No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OFTMPROvED PROPERTY
IL IHE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY,
- By virtue of deed of trust dated the twenty
NE first 2lstl day of May, A. ID. 1874. and duly
recorded In Liber No 49, folio 3D. one of the Isud
records for Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, shall proceed to sell at public auctiop
M, IN front Of the premises, all that piece or parcel
OF ground situate, lying and being in District of
columbia, and known and described as the middle
one third - of original Lot numbered ten llO in
Square numbered eight hundred and seventy six
$50, the same being comprised within the following
metes and bounds, viz: Beginning for the came at
a point on South Carolina avenue distant two hun
dred and hve Dos feet (lD inch from the north
east corner OF said sIuarei thence running back to
the rear line OF SAID lot ten, parallel with dividing
lots ten and eleven 10 and IL in said square, dis
taEce Of one hundred aud fourteen feet and nine
inches ia feet inchesl; thence twenty (2O)
feet eight and one sixth Is To- inches thence north
parallel with the div iding line of lots and eleven
to said avenue one hundred and fourteen 40 feet
and nine ~ inches: thence along said avenue twenty
together with the improvements, consisting of a
three story Brick HOu@e with basement.
Terms One third :, cash; balance in s and II
months, Tor notes bearing interest ten per cent
per annum, and ,ecured by deed of trust on the
premises sold. Cow ancing, &c, at purchaser
cost. III the terms not com piled with within five
days from sale, the Trustee reserves the right 70
resell al defaulting purchasers risk and cost. Sl0O
down at time of sale.
PETER GUDENGATH. Trustee.
V1-dSds WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct
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'HANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
BUILDING L0TS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
EAST CAPITOL STREET, NEAR THE COR
NhR OF

AZ Id VT III = a. EAS
<{se by virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
W. u. G., passed IN equity No. 1859, 1 will
S offer fox sale, AT public lion, in fro 1t Of tas
premises, on III URSpAS The 2qth day Of july,
lSJ at O'Clock D. n. the east 80 fee. and inch
'front.' on East Capitol street. by the dsph thereof, OF
Lot o. IN square 9i2. IN ashingtuu, ID. c.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash: the residue in
three equal instalm ents al s. L and Il ths from
the dag Of sale, with interest at per CENT or all
Cash al The election Of the purchaser the title be
REAR ed until all ut the purchase money and the in
terest paid. II the terms Of sale not CON piled
with within seven days from the day of sale, re
serve the right to resell the property AZ the ri * and
cost Of the ceiaulting purchaser. All conye! anc-
ing at purchaser cost; 40 deposit on acc III auce
Of bid JAS 8 EDWARDS, Trustao
Jyl5- eo&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-16
UNDERTAKES.

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