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Vigilance Committee in Southern
Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, August l6.-Thr G',je-
D,uDcrot has special from Chester, 1 F.
liuuis, which says that II Vigilance COM
m!ttce has been or ,auiZvd in jackson
county. al two men named Montgom-
cry Stevens and VIM. Flood have bccn
arrested Much excitement is said To-
prevail there. and the outlaws are To- be
given no quarter. jackson county ad-
Joins williamson county, and, like the
latter, j.. infested with Il gang of desper-
ADDE'S, who defy the law.
Accounts from CarIist Sources.
LONDON, August lG.-Thc Carlst
Committee here have reported that they
nsyc received official adv!ccs from the
Commander of the troops defending
SEQ De Urgel TO the effect that the Al
consists have captured none of his posi-
ton, aud have lost 1900 mcE during
the seige. The Citadel and fort are III
tact. The Garrison has iorty-fve guns
and is well supplied with ammunition
and provisions. One Of the Altonsist
ta,t"rrs ha, been silonccd. The be-
s,-cyl have made several sorties with
success.
Railroad collision.
DETROIT, August lG.--A collision oc-
CURED on the Flint and Perc Marquette
railroad, near Flint, early this morning,
between passenger train and II special
engine. Both the engines are totally
wrecked 4 brakeman named John
IIcnuc>sy was crushed to atoms; Joseph
liurI, conductor ui the special engine,
wa> badly mangIrd and died tuis after.
noon: smith Randall, brakeman, and
Edward Wilson, fireman, were seriously
injured; Levi Met, mail agent was bad
lv bruised about the head and shoulders;
George Boist, engineer OF the passenger
uuin wa, badly bruised. The pas>cn-
gers escaped with but Slight injuries.
UoIeIStruck by Lightning.
The Star Island House. Il new summer
hotel recently opened Mt -. Clair flats,
was struck 10y lightning Sunday alter
noon, and badly damaged. Some Of the
guest, were severely Stocked, but for,u-
uately none were seriously hurt.
six Cared Boat Race
\ SIX cared boat race has been arrarg-
cd ;o.lalc phase or Detroit river on FIJI
day next. between the EAeelNiorS of this
city, and the Wah-wuh->ums, of Saginaw.
The Austrian Government has notified
Turkey OF the necessity for more cucr-
Setic measures for the suppression OF m
,urrcct!uu IN Herzegovina.
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Official Returns Of the Kentucky
Election.

LOUISVILLE, August lG.-Compiete
official returns of the late State election
give McCreary, Democrat, majority OF
3G,l30 over Harlan, Republican. The
vote for McCreary Is about 1000 less
than the majority for Leslie in ISL.
The House will stand % Democrats to 10
Republicans.
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"Mr HaZlitt was in possession Ofampl-
materials for the accomplishment of his
task, and the COnSumnt" skill with which
h" has turned them 10 account presents IH
tempting object OF literary curiosity"
" J. Tribune
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Cnpture of "a Murderer.

IXDIANAPoLIS, August l6.-Ab"ut I
o'clock this evening, at Cumberland, a
small town on the Panhandle Railroad,
ten miles east OF this city, curing an al
tercation about a trade, Louis Neatch
shot and instantly killed his brother.in-
law, Weldin Murray, with shot gun.
The murderer fled, but was captured. and
i now i'm custody
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EEl.pnch'S Hotel,
On THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite CitY Hall. Park.
Court House and New POsiOfiicc.
New York.
PE0PLE-MALE OK RI

All Modern improvements, including
Elevator. Rooms :. prl. day and upwards.
/. j. FRENCH & BED~..
i,.-IL-rr brnnrint.r.
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THE GERMAN EMPERROs.

Admirably adapted for text book. o.
PhtIalteiphIa Erening Telegraph.
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Undertaking
COEFINS AND CASkETS.

And a full line Of Burial Robes and
ShrOudS kept constantly on hand. All
orders promptly attended To at
iygUh I!Ii MAIN STREET.
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ACIericaI Islander sniff.

CHICAGO, August ia gentleman
who o,cupies prominent position in the
real estate business in Chicago, and who
has been an active member of Mctho-
dist church here, has sued the pastor Of
that church in the sum of $4,000 for i'm
piled SANDER, in having refused him per-
mission of communing with the rest Of
the church. The grounds given for the
refusal were that the gentleman was not
Il proper person to partake OF the sacra
mcut.
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New and Revised Edition. Edited 10y !
Kirk. Fifteen vols. limo. with 20
traits from steel, and Maps. Per vol
Extra cloth, S2.25; half calf, gilt extra
Si.J.
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Fatal gStcambOat Boiler Explosion
NASHVILLE, August l6.--The steamer
Hugh Martin exploded her boilers ut
Washington Landing, Upper Tennessee
river, Saturday afternoon, causing com
p,etc wreck of the boat, and killing
Captain Jack Frysettc, one Passenger and
an engineer from the Cincinnati South
crn Railroad, name, unknown, and u man
and boy standing on the bank Benson
the pilot. and Hood, the mate, were bad.
" hurt Henry Frysette, the clerk, WAS
slightly hurt. Several deck hands and
passengers were hurt, whose names are
unknown.
More Fraud Charged on Government
Officers.
WAsmNGroN, August lG-The Cro"-
icis publishes long article to-day on
The Marine Corps, the details of which
are principally charges of swindlinS the
marines by the officer, ofthc corps. and
charges against QuaItcrmaster Slack Tor
serious abuses in the matter OF purchaS-
ing clothing, &C., with other wholesale
charges against the entire corps So far ~
IHe COZ are ''.i''' '',.'' '''i".' =" .ho ,o
charges of fraud upon the government in
the purchasing of clothes.
The officers mt the Treasury also say
that Major Slack Is entirely innucc Of
ANY completely, and that the oiiens"
h'' between 'h.' '"H H'F"'t"rs anu par w.
VINO !" '"''' "','.'', y, ! ''' 'i''
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=. W, ,,,,i,,.t .L.. ~ ~
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NV" '"' ,'''''I' ""' 80, - va
steamer lo' '"'"l'. Nv c' 'r'.i'' ~
lHc Ir"'"' III '"' P"' ''"",' "a ''"'' ~
c!e"r, o'' ''s're are no Guar S'S '''',.' .!
The ""''fh','"t against o'''eFS o' me
corps e'''S S'.' " ''n 10. .p.''''" u"''''
~"n""' Hch""i A>>en'o'''
FAIR PoINT. y. y August l6.--Ih'S
!. the last day 3i the wn't'"l"" ; SaHd"y
school Assembly. The people have
been ."av'hS on 'h' 'o"'S ana trains MI
day. At'Fr,S'S We're maze ,i,, th'S morn ,,,I
'H- ~
I,nt p, "", IST, ET,, T.n.n. r'," -. ", pn.tom de-.
';ycr.i fine aJ5ro.. ON music in the
sunday school and sanctuary. The
.,.nrral rIn.iry exercises were held il,
,b,.. evening. and addresses appropriate
10 the occasion were made 10y DR.
Vincent DR.. Pre.bv. of Washington.
:, n IA ... = ,. Wi. p.-.,I,,
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Office No. 1915 Market street, above
the German hank
lDuI'an2' -
Rheumatic
Remedy

VIII cure any case Of rheumatism or
Rheumatic GOut In the world, that is not
complicated with other diseases. II is 10
be taken inwardly-the only way the
disease can be reached. Attention Is call
ed 10 the following certificates
NATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHISGTUS, u. e., Dec. -, l7I.
Ms,u' HlphcnStmcG ( B"Htiy:
very chccruHy state that have used
"DuTaug's Rheumatic Remedy" prepared
by you, with decided benefit; and while !
am yet somewhat troubled with the
disease Of Rh-umatism, am in much bet
ter condition than was some months ago.
winch improvement ! att !bute To your
wonderful remedy.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
Member Of Congress, Of Georgia.
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This i the earliest OF Ia" thrc" great
works ON political science which gave To
pr. Llrbrr Il foremost pace among writers
cript.
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Murderer Arrested.

MuscAGEE, IND. TER, August ID
Sheriff c. Dasent, of Landrcs parish, La
arrested Louis Raseau, near Gibson sta
ton, for the murder OF Cyrus PeriguaI,
in March lest, in that State.
Ruscau had been scouting
in Indian Territory for several
months toavoid arrest. He was taken to
Louisiana to-day for trial. We can
spare one hundred more criminals from
the States who are now skulking in the
territory To avoid arrest. Dcspcradoe>
from the States are the cause of much Of
The lruuhIe here.
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w MALE. Employment al home, 50
per week warranted, no capital required
Particulars and valua' samples sent i!re
Address with centre sI2siamp, 6. ROssS
Williamsburg, y. 7. ucll b
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Condition Of the Mississippi.

VI EMrHIS, August l6.-rhe river Ina,
fallen about the fourth Of Nh inch, and
ty tomorrow it is thought steady de-
cline will set in. The water is running
across the nccks Of Devil Elbow, about
thirty miles below here, and some fear it
will cut through and shorten the river
some twenty-five miles, and cansc sud
den rise in this vicinity, but those who
are well informed do not believe II cut
Oft will be formed during the present
rise
The LcIg,,' learns thai on the night Of
the attempt to cut the levcc nt Beuiah,
near Napoleon, Arkansas. the lcvrc put
troll discovered the williams, and II fight
cnsucd. resulting IN the killing of one of
the marauders, wounding oftwo Others,
and th, r.niurp of the fourth.
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Warranted for One Year,
NOTICE.

TNHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
| Wheeling, located AT Wheeling, in the
state Of West Virginia, Is closing up its
affairs All note holders and other crcdi-
tors 0t said association are, Therefore, here
by notified 10 present the notes and other
claims against the association for pay
mcut. VI. \. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Wh""ijpG, w. Ia, Mays 3, lN75. maBsb
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Several small dealers on the Board of
Trade who are on the long side
ofthe wheat market, failed today, owing
to the continued shrinkage in prices in
that cereal. A large firm became EN-
btrrassed owing to the action Of one OF
the banks in not discounting their dra +
us was their custom, but it is believed
that they will continue business to.nor-
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GovERNMENT SALE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
November %, 1875.
The Navy Department will offer for sale, at
public auction, the followlng-named vessels:
Atthe United States Naval Station, New Lon
don, on MONDAY, the 9th of December, ISIS,
at Il o'clock M, the United States steamer Sew
ern,n Of q 600 tons measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, New York,
on TUESDAY, the 18th Of December, 1875, at Il
o'clock m, the United States steamer "Dela-
ware" Of ,, 40 tons measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk, on
FRIDAY, the 3lst Of December, 1875, at l2o'clock
m, the United States ship "St. Lswrence," Of
LAS tons, and the United States ship Macedo-
nian," Of J, 40 tons measurement.
The vessels win be offered as they lie: the steam
vessels to be sold with such machinery as may be
on board of them on the day Of sale. They may
be examined at any time previous TO the day OF
sale upon application to the commandant OF the
yard or station where they are, respectively, who
wiz exhibit to persons desiring to BID inventory
Of such articles as may be sold with them.
Thirty (30l per centum Of the purchase money
must be deposited ct time Of sale, and the bal
snce paid in cash when the sale 10 confirmed by
the Department; the vessels TO be removed within
ten days from the date OF such confirmation
The Government reserves the right to with
draw the vessels or either Of them, from sale. TO
confirm the sale, and. to reject any bid or offer
which may be considered inadequate. deel
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DIED.

,BRANDT.--AtI:so a. M, the 10TH inst, JomS
ID; BRANDT. in the bftT-hrst year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from his late resi-
denee, No. 5l4 Eighth street southeast, on sunday,
Fine en ne pr sse . To op
fully invited to attend.
AcFARLAND.-At HyattsvIlIe, on the 10th In st.,
at n:sO O'Clock 4. m, MARY HELES, the beloved
infant daughter OF James S. Mcfarland and Ellen
McEariand AGED twenty-one months.
suner little children 70 come unto me, and for
pid them not, for Of such Is the Kingdom of
LPittsburg papers please copy.I
GORDON.-At Clifton Springs, n. Y, Dec. 3,
DAVID GORDON, Of Baltimore Nd, aged seventy
The remains will arrive a. the Baltimore and Po-
10 Oak Hill Cemetery.
REYN0LDS.-On December 10, 1873 at 1850 a.
M, Of consumption, NAOMI REYNOLDS. wife OF
the late Green6ury Reynolds, In the fOrty-second
Funeral services at the Christian church, Yer
mont avenue, between n and streets, sunday, at
3o'elock p. m.
ROCHE. Suddenly, on the sth instant, Mrs
MAEGAEEr ROCHE, native OF the parish OF Abb
feale, County of Limerick, Ireland aged seventy
i've years. May her soul rest In peace. Amen.
Her funeral will take place Sunday, at u. m. :,
from her sons residence. John Roche Ridge street.
northwest.
sHANKLIN.-GEoRGE sHASKLIS, December
Friends aud relatives are respectfully requested
day, the iltn, at IL O'Clock i. m, at the Second
Baptist church.
sMALLwODD.-On the sth instant, at s:ao
O'Clock o. M. BERTHA 6ENNIYIE SMALLwooD,
daughter OF John and Agnes Smallwood.
WILSON.-At his residence in GEORGETOWN, on
the 9th instant, at9:O 4. M, CHARLES WILSON, sR,
Funeral services At $3.50 q. m. to-day.
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THE COURTS.
circui. cours-chi,f Ju,tic. Cartier.

Circuit court-chisf Justice Cartier.
In TIL; court yesterday the following cases were
Converse va Washington and Georgetown Rail-
ROAD Company; Motion fer . new trial.
Lyons vs.. Price. Motion for . new trial.
s1iIsSe! as ", msDsyist and aossats. Ferdics
Derby. the latter not found; Gross & Bro. vs..
holds Jacobs vs. Levi; Keen Hagsrty ".
Levy: Cresswell W. Poneroy; Clarke VI. CSrke
$h BOIIinss; Rldxway =, Kinds, and Mallory Va
moulton and wife vs.. Washington and George
town Railroad Company. Respitsd until Mon
Adjourned till to-day, at 10 O'Clock.
Equity court-Judgs Wylis.
Thompson vs.. Thompson. Testimony ordered
taken before Examiner Oliver.
Barrand vs.. Ransom. Hisi confirmation OF truS-
tes SAFE and reference to auditor TO state &C.
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company vs..
Eaton ct Al. Appearance OF absent defendant,
CaIrington We. Piumley. Pro esn5ess0 against
Ban ys: Ban. Ordered placed on calendar of
TYLER VS.. Luchs ct al. Ordered to be sub
.Pritchstt VS.. Pntchstt Submitted By c,n.
plainant.
Fields w. Bowen. E q. Darlington submitted
as trustee, instead Of Richard Brooks and An
Bowling VS.. Baucher Referred TO December
term to be heard in first instance
Kelly vs.. Heller. Continued.
Hurdle VS.. Payne. Reference to auditor to state
rental value Of property, Sc.
Holden We. Lyon. Continued.
Brooks vs.. Francis. Continued.
National Metropolitan Bank W. Cursor. Final
rstincetion Of trustee sale, possession awarded,
and reference TO auditor.
Suit vs.. Tinker. Submitted on record BY de-
PENDANTS solicitor. Complainant's solicitor ab-
sent.
Adjourned till Monday next.
Criminal Court-Judgs Macarthur.
Albert CLARK, assault. Appeal Convicted
Dec. :, 1873. Sentenced TO o ine OF sl5.25.
Columbus Thomas, assault. Appeal. Plead
guilty. Fine Of SO and costS-Sl5.25.
John Jefferson, assault. Appeal. Plead guilty.
Fined S..
Andrew Hillary. Appeal. Plead guilty. Fined
IS or ninety days In jail.
John Shorter, assault. Appeal Verdict not
guilty.
FentOn jackson, assault. Appeal. yerdics not
guilty.
Frank Cole, assault. Appeal. Verdict not
guilty.
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IMPORTANT
SALE OF WORKS OF ART.

ITALIAN MARBLE sTATUARY, FINE
ERENCH BRoNZE GRQUPst fIGuRES AND
CARVED MARBLE kTATUETTES. hANTEL
VASES. CARD RECElVERS. &C., &C.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MORN
lNGS December Is and 16, at 1880 O'Clock, will be
sold at the Auction Rooms, southwest corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Eleventh street, grand col
lection Of orks OF Art, prising elegant French
Bronze Groups and Figures, Black Marble TWEEN
Figures elegant Mantel Vases OF A gate sienna and
Amarmo Stone, 1nely carved Urns, Gard Receivers,
Statuettes, &C., &c.
Also four superb Carrara statuary Marble Busts,
representing the -Four Seasons, by Professor
Salada.
The entire collection Is the recent importation OF
Messrs. WITT BROS, Gate Vito, Viii & Scns,) OF
Philadelphia. and will be ready for examination on
MONDAY, 18th instant, with catalogues.
THOS. BOWLING.
Ar.
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DY EDWIN j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. I'll Seventh street, opposite U. S.Post Once.
STORY AND BAsEMENT BRICK DWELL
N SnHyssi near G Il street Rect STREET
- By virtue of deed OF trust, dated April u,
e folio $50, one of the land records for the Dis
&sss>trict OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured, we will sell at public auction, In
mont Of the premises. on TUESDAY, December
real estate, ST. uate In the city Of washington,
District OF Columbia, known as part Of lot num-
bered three, q, in square numbered four hundred
and eighty. one l4sl, and beginning for the same
from the northwest corner of said lot three, and
running thence south along the east line OF sixth
street west fourteen (D feet and nine 90 inches:
40 inches; thence north fourteen (lD feet and
nine (s) inches; and thence west ninety-three (93l
feet four and one half (Il) inches to the place of
beginning, together with all the Improvements,
Terms. Five hundred dollars in cash, and the
balance at six, twelve, eighteen and tw enty-four
months, with interest at seven per cent. per an
sold. deposit of 500 viii be required Of the pur-
chaser Al the time of sale. All conveyancing at
the cost of he purchaser. If the terms OF sale are
not compiled with within seven Gays from the day
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
B BesfShRb Il. WARNER. Trustees.
Ino22-MWS&ds EDWIN j. SWEET, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, December q, same hour and
ALBERT G. HALL, lTrus.ees
de7-TuThS&ds Auctioneer.
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.Y b. H. WARNER,
BY b. III. WAsNEk.
CTIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, Es-
TATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN G.
AND u sTREkTS IMPRQYED BY THREE:

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON SEVENTH STREEr, BETWEEN q
AND II STREETS, IMPROVED BIT THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE, KNOWN AS NO. rs
SEVENTH STREET. - :
=. Under and By virtue OF decree Of the su-
a. preme Court of the District OF Columbus, SIT
III ting In equity. and passed in cause numbered
&4 $50, on the 18th day Of November, ISIS, wherein
Bernard burnstein Is complainant and j. W. Plapt
and others are DESCENDANTS. will cffer at public
SALE in front Of the premises In the city OF NASH
f1gton and District OF Columbia, on THURSDAY,
the sth day Of December, 1875, at O'Clock d. m,
all that lot of ground lying in said city and Dis.
trict, and known as the north twenty (2o) feet Of
lot numbered eleven ll.) by tho depth thereof, In
square mum bered four hundred aud fifty four, t45sI
TO deed OF trust in the sum of 81 500 and Interest,
which deed Is recorded in Lioe ia folio 20, one Oh
the land records for said District.
The terms OF sale. as pre- scribsd by the said de-
cree, are: Dne third OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash within five days afer the day OF SALE
Of which three hundred dollars ts to be paid As 1
deposit At the Time Of sale and the balance or the
purchase money In three equal installments Ia six
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale,
for which the purchaser purchasers shall deliver
to said trustee his their prossory notes, dated
on the day OF sale and to bear Interest at the rate OF
six Per centnm per annum-
nos-MWf&ds ENOCH TOTTEE, Trustee.
prTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
sccount OF the weather until THURSDAY De-
cember 1G, ISIS, same hour aud place.
EH0CH TOTrEH, Trustee.
J. T. COLDWELL.
aecle-FAW&ds Salesman.
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MARRIED.


sNOwDES-LACKEY.- the 18th OF Novem-
her, Is75. at Christ Church, Georgetown, by Rev.
w. W. Williams, HAROLD SNowDES and LEILA
virginia, ~ -
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PY =. T. WORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
nj
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN ACRE OF LANDIN
THE COUNTY, NEAR THE ASYLUM FOR

TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN ACRE OF LANDIN
THE COUNTY, NEAR THE ASYLUM FOR
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated June
r Is, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded IN Llber
No. ~ folio 3fS, one of the land records for
S& the District of Columbia, and at the writ
- ten request OF the party secured thereby,
We will sell AZ public auction. in front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, December l6, 1875 at
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Washington, District OF
Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered twenty three,
CD in section numbered eight, Is in the subdt.
vision Of Barry Farm as made by 8. @. Pomeroy,
u. y. Howard and John X. Elva1s, trustees, sc-
cerding TO the plat thereof now die in the ONCE
of the Surveyor OF Washington county, District OF
Columbia,
Terms: One third cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at eight per
cent. per annum fIOm day Of sale TO be secured ~
a deed OF trust on the property sold. deposit OF
800 will be required of the purchaser ct the time OF
sale. All -vcyancing At the expense Of the pur-
chaser. If the terms of sale are not compHed with
in five days, the trustees reserve the right 20 resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the defGuting
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
JOHN w. ALVOkIp- r.....
GEO. w. STIOKNEY, iH"ssees'
de6-d&ds j. T. wORMLEY, Auet.
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AuCTIoN sAI.Es
~~-~-o-~O-~~o-cNoNo -oNrooO~oOoOoN-N.
Future DAYS.
pY GEO. W. sTICKNEY,
- Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,

pr GEO. W. srIOKNEY,
Room 10, LIE Droit Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OF
An EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE ESTATE
THE COUNTY 5i oF W4sHiN s D. G. - II
AON BY virtue of deed of trust, bear
b ing dare the iith day OF April, ls74,
I11z1lkL- folio as. OF the land records OF the
t@16zz<5Z- county o. W Washington, In said Dis
sorry note thereby secured, we viii otter for sale Il
public auction, IN 'front.' OF the premises. on TO ES-
Eli iasa Of 81 Situate N sSaasy
Washington. and described as follows:
Parts OF tract ofland called '.rhe Rock of Dun
barton, - or 'sPretty Prospect, - or Weldon or
by whkteyer name the same may be known
in one. which were held by Brooke Mackaii and Sy
him hold to Henry Gildermeister. and which said
parcels united in one are bounded on the south By
bin by Brooke Mackali; on the west by the lands
of Morris Adler and Z. A. Eliason; on the north
Barnard's heirs, and on the east by the lands OF
William Moron aud Robert Barnard's heirs, and
containing In al Y tt5) acres Ct land more
BY deed dated May % Isl, and recorded in Li6srJ.
the Improvements, consisting OF a large and hand
some dwelling-h house, &c.
truss are as fooTs a s qd af t ~ 'hs HssG 2.
money cash; the balance In equal installments at
twelve, Cd eighteen llsl aud twenty-four (2D
ments the purchaser Will be required to give his
promissory notes, bearing interest at the rate OF
to be secured bya deed of trust on the property
sold. deposit OF $50 will be required ofthe Dur-
chaser At the time ofsale All conyeyances at cost
EUGENE oARUsI, ,r-,o,.
R0BERT Z: PRESTON, Trustees.
GE0RGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
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