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DIED.

JEFFERIS. On sunday morning February Ilth,
ISIS, MABEL, infant daughter of William and
Fannie A. JefeTis, aged ~ days
PEARSON. At his fathers residence. on Febru-
airy 18th at II =. in the sd year f his age PETER
". PEARSON. son Of Peter "a Pearson
Funeral services at 9TH street Preshy church.
South VI ashington. on Thursday, February Is. AT 2
clock. Baltimore papers please copy. 81
WILSON. In Baltimore, on the morning Of the
10th inst; HENRY Y. Z. WILSON, formerly Of this
city, Ia his 18th year. "a
WOODLAND. Funeral of JOSEPH MoooLAND
VIII take place Thursday, February J., from hi late
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TRUSTEE SALEOF 4 THREE STORY BRICK
1 ~ a n - \

Trustees SALEOF \ THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON NORTH SIDE OF u STREET,
BETWEEN % AND 3D STREETS NORTH
WEST, No. POS.
e. By virtue If deed of trust. dated October
10: 9th, A ID. ISL duly recorded il biber No G9S,
folio 40 &c, OF the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at tn request of the party
secured thereby, VIII sell, at public auction. in
front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY, February
"a 1875 at clock p m, the following described
real estate, situate in the city of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia, viz All that piece or parcel Of
ground known and designated - Lot numbered
nineteen, 49, III T. X. Allen : subdivision of part
OF lot numbered one, l. in Square five hundred and
seventy, 5I0, according to the subdivision thereof
duly recorded in Liber IL: ID. C., folio $50 ia the
Office OF the Surveyor of said city Of Washington
geiher with the impr0y Cmeuts. Sc.
Terms: BY virtue of a certain writing signed by
all parties concerned the terms of sale in OF the
above described rCperty One-third cash, and
the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes OF tbs purchaser, bearing interest
AT the rate Of eight per cent. per annum from the
day Of sale and secured bv "A deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. deposit Of : 100
VIII be required Of IL" purchaser the time of sale,
and all convey anCing at the eXpens: Of purchaser.
II terms Of sale not complied with ia seven days
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the prop
elty at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
after five day - advertisement.
CHARLES c. BURR. lr,..a.
JOHN &. HARNESS, A'ustees'
feh5-eOd J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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- H. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and AuctOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and + SITS, uOrShwes

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
sTR LEEIlN Er IN IN aSp etps sTRFTTs
SOUTHEAST.
a. By virtue of a deed of trust to Charles 4.
-. Zimmerman and myself dated March 10th ISIS.
duly recorded in iiber No. 7l2 folio I9. of the
land records for the District of Columbia and AT the
request Of the party secured thereby. will sell n
public auction, i'm front of the premises. on MON
DAY. February 22d, ISIS, at O'Clock r. M, all
that certain piece or parcel of ground, situate ln the
CITY OF Washington, District of Columbia known
and described lot numbered thirty four, t5t) M
Jonathan Prouts subdivision of square numbered
nine hundred. $780, fronting twenty 90l feet ON STA
street east by depth of ole hundred aud nineteen
tlI9J feet 10 an alley, together with the improve
meuts, &c. .
Terms: One fourth i'm cash. and the balance in 6,
II and Il months, with interest at per cent. per
aunUm secured by decd Of trust on the prspefty
sold A deposit of leo will be required at time OF
sale All copveyancing at purchaser cost. Terms
10 be con- piled with in seven days.
sIRFRT r. RUFF. Surviving Trustee.
f,Ie-oo I r. COLDWEIL. Salesman.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
ID To all the creditors Gf W. :. c. REDMAN Icto
may hare pTOrsd theiT claims:
You are hereby notified TO appear before the Su-
Ireme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in
Bankruptcy the 23d day of February, 1875, at
clock NJ; at the City Hall Washington city, be-
fore j. Sayles Brown, register, 10 show why
ssid Bankrupt. BY order Of the Court;
A. SHARP, L. :. Marshal for ID c.. as Messenger
Test: Il. j. MEIGS. Clerk fpbI0lI7
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A YOUNG WOMAN in Troy pointed at
her head pistol that was supposed to be un-
loaded, and was about 10 pull the trigger,
when a sister told her that She was setting a
bad example for the younger children.
Thereupon she pointed the weapon away.
and fixed 1t, sending bullet in the sisters
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ACTION SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE BUILD
IN6 LOT ON NoEIII RSTREET. BETWEEN
lRST AND SECOND STREETS WEST
txE On THURSDAY, February -, ISIS, at 4
Il clock p; m, viii be sold at public auction, in
- ifUnt of the premises that desirable Building
Lot situate in the city of Washington. b. c.. known
and designated IS Lot in square 55, fronting
IL feet on north street. by depth Of Isl feet II
wide alley. This property being in TIA" central por
ton oi the city, within square of Peunsyly
avenue ana the capitol grounds, offers superior in
duCementS for a profitable investment.
Terms: One third cash, bslance in one and two
wears with Interest at eight per cent per annUm.
cured by deed 81 trust on the property sold. De
post Of 500 will be- required at time OF sale. All
conVeyascIng at purchasers cost Terms TO br
complied with in seven days.
fcbl3-d J I. COLDW FL l.. Salesman.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of fera facias issued ont of the
CLERK office OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and To me directed will self AT public
SALE Tor cash in front of the court house door Of said
District, on MONDAY, the 18th day of February,
1878, at IL clock the following property OF John
} Sullivan, to Wit: Lot No. : in square No 6E, and
improvements thereOn Lot Ne. H. in square $50, and
No. 9, beginning Il . u feet frCm northeast corner
81 said lot, west - feet; thence running back
the uniform width - feet TO North Carolina avenue
together with all and singular tho improvements
thereon, all III tine city of Washn gton, ID c. seized
and levied upon a. the property of John j. Sullivan
garnshee Of Samuel Bacon, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No IL 6J7, in favor If Frank G.
DAVIDSON ALEX SHARPE
Jan2o-td L. 5. Marshal, ID. G.
r. TIL ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY the 22d day uf February, lS15. at same
hour and place. 10y consent of all parties concerned
febl5 ALEX. SHARPE. L :. Marshal. u {.
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small q
These schemes represent ordinary daily eN-
erclSc OF the voice. which should always bp
able To sing third higher or lower thal here
represented. that IL may never b. summoned
10 trespasS upon its extreme limit IL viii he
observed that In the first choral scheme The
soprano and alto are Just a fifth apart. tenor
and bass in the same relation. again. that the
soprano and tenor are an octave apart as also
are alto and bass. In the dramatic scheme
the ten voices range an interval OF a third
apart; the same relation OF an octave exists
i'm all male and correSp bonding female voices.
G. 2. baSSO pToIundo and contralfo. baritone
and mezZo soprano, the members OF each pair
an octave apart.
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THE RANGE or rHI HUMAN NuTCF-Trp
ranges OF the different orders oI voice il given
in DIV i-ht'S journal OF Music. GA the author
iiN OF "a disciple OF the OIL school or b.
ip-na-comiGg Ia q right line from H-raarai
through IorpoJJ. Fa>>c. Ca>>aE aaI
MicckSCh," whom we guofs.
There are two schemes OF aSSifirafion 81
The human voice. the first pertaining 10
sacred ana domestic uSagJ>. As ia She choral
glCe and other ioUr-p1Tt CpnYO .iSnnS. next.
with reference 20 secular and sacred .oratorio.
ana lyric opera. etc. which may wei % H.
Illustrated by the following.
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49, CARRIAGES. X
JOSEPH BECkHAUS.
CARRIAGE b UILDER,
1905 frankfort Avenue, Philadelphia
ABOVE GlRARD AVENUE
ESTABLISHED 1888
FINEST ASSORTMENT.
NEWEST DESIGNS.
NEWEST DESIGNS.

LASpACs, LASDAULETS, FIyE-GLAss
LANDACS, CoUPEs, COUPLETS, BAROUCHEs.
PHKTONS, NICTORIAS, CABRICLErS, BUG
GlEs, DRAGS, COUPE ROCKATAYS, GER
nANTOWS COACHES, CLOSE ANb SHIFTING
QUARTER COACHES, ENGLISH COACHES
CLARENCES. HEARsES or,so a,
y THE SUPREME cot RT OF THE DISTRICT
u OF COLUMBIA
H0iflHz q SP.cfdi Tam, JaaSayg mn I5-s
IN the case - Ann T.. Lewis, administrator Of
CURTIS LEWIS, deceased. the adn.iuisf rafrix
aforesaid has WITH the appreciation OF the supreme
Court Oi The u.~lrIct Of Columbia aforeSail A, an
pointed SAT- kbAl the 3jth day Of FeIruaryA ii
ISIS tor the final settlement aud disribution Of rhs
personal estate II said deceased and of the asset. in
hand, a. far - the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the cr-Iitars
and heirs Of sand deceased notified 10 attend with
their claim- properly youched, OF they may other
wise By law be excluded from all beneht in said de-
ce3Ssd : estate Provided, copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks in the Even
lng star previous 10 the ssid day. Test:
febl ny A HEBSTER, Register of Wills
NOTICE Highest cash prices paid for Second
~ hand CLOTHING, FUgNITURE, BOOTS and.
shOEs, &c. Orders b mail attended to. II. COL
nan CO., S2f Pennsylvania avenue, corner 10Th
&c octs-H
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctOneers,
IL Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IN SQUARE 274. FRONTING on
NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND


TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMP TeoEP,x RE AZ
NoRTH q STREET, BETWEEN 12TH AND
18TH STREETS WEST.
N.ss By yIrtue OF a deed of trust, dated Sertem-
-: Der lth, A. ID. lS72, and duly recorded in liber
No 63 foos 1884, ct seq, one OF the land records Tor
iirec.ion Of the party secured thereby, will sell
at rnlIc auction the highest bidder in front of
The nreIises. ON MONDAY, the 1st day of March.
4 X Js35, at so O'Clock p m, all that piece or
Parcel of land situated aud being in the city OF Wash
tngton District of Columbia, and known and de
srIiled upon the ground plat plan Of said city
mart of sauare numbered two hundred and seventy
four ie7iE Beginning for the same at point on
north 4 street eighty six feet and half inches
fr,m the northeast corner of said square, and run
ming thence west along said @ street twenty one
feet thence south one hundred feet 10 an alley
freen feet and three inches wide, thence east
twenty one feet along said alley, and thence north
one hundred feet to the place beginning, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of pale: One third cash, balance in two
eaual insta,nents at six and twelve mouths wi tn
interest at per cent. annum from day OF sale
10 De secured by deed of trust property sold,
All cash at option of purchaser deposit of Sl00
will be required at time of sale Conyeyancing a I
cxnepse OF purchaser. Mterms of sale not COM
rlisd with In days the trustees reserve tn e
right to resell at risk and cost of defaulfing pur
chaser. sAMt FL . alLION Trus,aas
TX. D00LEH. trustees.
febI2eoSds DuNCANSoN BROS. Aucts
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REV. NENIN WoODsIDE's ENPLOIT.-Mr.
NoOdside's flock. a Presbyterian congrega-
ton, keep his diversions very secret, but
enough has leaked out Of the elders keeping
TO show that Mr.. Woolside actually main
tanned lady member of the clIuTch in the
character of "A c!tcTe-0,aic. His own brother
precipitated the crisis, and now Nr Wood
side Is fugitive from public opinion, and
his church closed for repairs. '-BrOOktyR Cor.
fIficnnO Ilflllnlc
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= BoT's CHARITY.-.Wcll, nay son" said
Detroit father 10 his Cight -Ncar-old son the
other night. '"what have you done to-day
that may he set down as a good deel?"
Gave poor boy five cents" replied the
hopeful.
All. h3 that was charity. and charity il
always right. lie was an orphan boy, was
hp"'
Il didn't stop TO ask" replied the boy: IL
gave him tue money for licking a bOy vino
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az The French ministry have recently
given a decision in favor of female doctors,
and one Mile. Domerque, OF Montpelier, has
received due authorization 10 pass her exam
inatiOn preliminary TO taking the degree.
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nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
~ BOARD OF HEALTH,

WASHINGTON. February TO- ISIS
Sealed Proposals for the daily Removal and Trans
portation of the Night Soil and Carriages and the
Collection and Removal OF Dead Animals from the
cities of Washington and Georgetown and the imme.
diate and more densey populated suburbs thereof
VIII be received at this Office until IN. MONDAY
March LIST, 1873. The service TO commence AprI Ist
1873 and TO be performed the satisfaction of the
Board OF Health and in accordance with its reguIs
tons and ordinances; said night garbage and
dead animals To be removed and trans ported from
ana 10 such point or points a. may be selected and
the Board of Health. VI
Each bid must be accompanied with a depost of
three hundred S30J dollars, TO be forfeited shond
the party or parties TO whom the contract may he
awarded fail TO enter into written agreement with
such sureties as may be approved by the Board of
Health, for the faithful performance of the work
Proposals will be indOr.ed - Proposals for the Re
moyal of Oals and will be addf essed TO the nndsr
signed, and no bid will be entertained except unon
the blank form prescribed by the Board of Heaitb
which viii be furnished on application '
The Board reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids presented. ' VIM ''ii
By or der of the Board of Health
febl0-u Il. W. BLISS, Nj. D.. Sacrefarv
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THE AMERICAN tLIN ATE.-Americans do
not comprehend their own climate. At least
think 80, Judging from the manner in which
their houses are buili ID seems TO me that
our winters are Semi-arctic and our summers
scmi-trOpical. Would IL be possible To build
house That should be- warm i'm our winters
and cool ia our summers? That il the pro-
blem which ~ presented to American arclii-
tectS, and which they have Shamefully evadei
10y reproducing the villa of Italy. the hotel
OF Paris, ana the house OF London. 1 ann
dwelling in a house which. TO "A certain eN-
tent. combines the points OF an English coun-
tTE mansion. the hotel of some grand French
noblcnan, ana the villas that fringe the
shores OF Lake Como. II marbles. ~ mDSaics,
II gliding, moulding. freScOing could make a
house comfortable, thcn pphir Farm would
be paradise. But. alas the one thing de-
Sirable i'm "a house IN winner time + that H.
should bc warm. and this superb mansion *
a positive ice-hOuSe. In spite OF fires and
furnaces. we are chilled 10 the bone. II
Canada, | believe. 10 il no colder than with
u, but they take precautions against the
chill air by having double walls. wi IA deai len
ing substances in between. which moi only
strife all noise. but add immensely 10 the
warmth OF the house. They have also double
doors and double windows. The question
arises whether TINS system OF building does
not make their mansions intOerably warm
i'm summer. Perhaps ~ does. Then. probably.
the only way out OF the trouble would be To
have one house for summer and one house
Tor winter HU'Sr fNsyf,Fy. Y J. Tones.
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fcbi7-cokis THOMAS +. WhGG;Ih'N
~ IL. WARNER
Ed. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner eth and 4 so. n0rthwes

AUCTION SALE OF A TwO-STORY AND
BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE, No. g3T MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE.
- On II ESDAI, Feb 23. 1875. Mt I O'Clock D
ssi M VIII be sold at public auction. in front OF
The Premises that desirable property tn. north
side OF massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest, fronting Is feet by depth IS
feet. and improved a. above.
Terms Sl'tO in cash, balance a. six, twelve and
eighteen months with Interest at eight per cent. per
allHlln, secured 10y deed ct trust the property
sold. deposit Of LOO will lie required at time OF
sale. All cOnyeyauCing az expense of purchaser
Terms to be com plied with in seven days
trLl6-l j Il GnI. DIV ELL Salnsniar
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- X. WARMER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Anctinneer

- TX. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and L streets w
PEEssEb BRicK front a DIV I Ell EisiS = =.
WITH BACK BUILDING, No. 1909. AND 4
THREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING, No
1907 STREET, (NORTH SiDEp BETWEEN
lsTH AND 10TH STREETS NORTHWEST
- by virtue of a decree passed in the Supreme
81 Court of the District of Columbia on the second
day 81 january, i. ID. lS5, in equity No 4Ojj
doc. u, wherein George +. Russell is complainant
aud Mary ii. Russell ct al are defendants, the un-
deL.igned will sell, on WEDN ESDAY, the 9th day
81 March, \. ID. l1T5, at 4 clock =. IN, nj pubic
auction, in front of the premises all those pieces or
parcels OF ground situate IN the city of Washington
District OF Columbia. known and designated on the
ground plan OF plat of said city "a lot numbered three
I'D and the western part of lot numbered two ~ in
square numbered one hundred and six 1867 said part
OF lot two 90 having front of four ~ feet on north
1 street, and running back the same width t. the
rear line of said lot together with the improvements
&c, the whole Of said premises having front the
north side of street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest OF forty four (4 feet, and running back
to wide alley.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash
ana the residue III three equal iustalmantS in six,
twelve ard eighteen months from the day Of sale,
WIN interest at eight per cent per until paid
10 he secured by the prOmssOry notes of the purha
ser, with suretles 70 be approved b. the trustee
deposit OF $3.50 will be required of the purchaser at
time OF sale All conveyancing at the expense of the
purchaser II terms of sale are not complied with in
seven days. the trustee the right 10 resell
the property at the risk and cost of the deiautin"
purchaser, after five days advertisement
~ GEORGE PETER. Trustee
lcpIZ eONds }. L. COLDW ELL. Salesman
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TNH0S. 8. BOSTON, PIANIST,
Il Will furnish Rece ptions Social And Fasbfon.h,.
Parties with MUSIC at the shortest notice --S
Orders left with Metzerott Co., at tho III v6A
lis n usic Store, or at Coltmans, St, wilJyvyyV
receive prompt attention. Music for the German a
sgecialty Residence, 1741 street northwest.
WAsnineton, D.O nov3- SIN
NOTICE-PARTIES WHO DESIRE TO Dis
i pose OF all kinds Of WEARING APPAREL, can
sell them for higher cash price than any place in
tbs city, BY calling or addressing HERZOG, 9l7 10
street. between Nh and 10th, northwest. Promp. at.
tention VIII De gwen. mayl5tr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
WAsH- b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor To Green a Williams
lOo1, northwest corner 10Th and II sfraats


TRUSTEES SALE OF A. TWO STORY FRAME
HonSE md LOT, No. 1923 h STREET
-NoRTHW EST, AT AUCTION
~ BY virtue Of deed of trust to the under
In signed. bearing date October llh, 1879, and
0uIf recorded IN Liher No co. folio III ct seq one
r the land records in sud for the District of Glrm
ba and at the written direction of the holder of the
mole sec ured thereby will sell at public auction
IA 'front.' OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 22i day
OF February A. D. 1875, at 30 o'clock o m . the
west half Of Lot numbered seven a.. in sntdi vision
OF Square numbered one hundred and sixty three
io,i' N the said city of Washington, D. c.. said west
nan OF said Lot having front of fifteen Isl feet on
the north Size of north X street. and running barE
with an even width loo feet and ii inches to an alley
AMI I'M proved by story Frame Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One half 81 the purchase money to
be paid in cash; and the balance or deferred paw
ments 10 be made at six and twelve months, with
Interest at the rate of ten l0) cent per a.nu
ana secured by deed OF trust the property sold
Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser SlOU to be maid
down Immediately after sale If the terms of ssle ara
not fully complied with within seven days after sale
the Trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost of dcfaulting purchssor by
Civ ing three days notice of such resale in the Even
1ng Star newspaper published in said CITY
x MLARhIER : g JOHNSON, Trustees.
feh9d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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MARRIED..

hIDDER-PERRf. On the 10th q FebTuarv
ls75, by Rev DR. Addison at the Rec;ory OF Trinity
church, Washington. FRANZ klDnER. Of Washing
ton. II. C, to AGNLs PERRE, of Manchester, New
Hampshire.
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ALE OF HORSES.

FokT MCHENRY. ND. Feb l.. ISIS.
There v i'll be sold al public auction, ar Fort Nc
hrLrN Nd, AT 10 @ clock a. m. on WE'D "a
NESDAl the nth day of March, I.7J. = ~
humber 81 condemned Artillery Horses.
Terms cash ! IA LORD
teblj-6t lSt Lieut. I'd Art. A. 4. .. VI.
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UNDERTAKES.
u 4. HARVEY,

II r. HARVEY,
Undertakes,
No. s34 n STREET, between kintb and Tenth.
msrl-ly
MARY K sTOOPs, EpsbaIpasr az Nafusf FloS-
Nl es, formerly GIL street nOrthwest,l hes
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Ty'HOMAS = " NGGNNAN
ReaL E.tate AM.tinmncr. 3 q I'll s-ra-.
SrEtIr Non hfnt W t -, ~ u

IOL AND lST STRESS FAST
So BY virtue Of u deed 81 tIuS. dated October
k5i 18th \. ID. l,72. and duly recorded iu ijHer No
90 9lo 81, one OF thu land records for the District
ct columbia. ant At rha request Of the PARTY So
cured thereby, We viii sell, on the premise hy
pulllc auCilon - RlDAH. the 9TH day OF March.
l>75, at orlcck y. m. all that niece and ptrC,l Of
ground in the city # Washington, ia said District
ard known aS and Icing lot numbered nineteen I4l
in Thompson recorded sEldiy Of square
numbered six hundred and seventy six 1000 with
the improvements.
Terms of sale; Une- third e the purchase money in
cash, the balance in notes at six and twelve
MONTH at per cent. interest per aUUIIm tii1 paid
Ia he secured by deed of trust on the property InJ
must Be paid deposit At he time of sale All
cUnNcNanClUg at cost 81 the purchaser. should tha
terms of sale he not complied with within i've day-
after the sale the trustees reserve the right To re- n
the same at the purchasers risk after five day,
notice. +. ". JONES.
JOSEPH X. EDISON. i'"s'e"7.
fchi7 -cu&ls THOMAS T.. WAGGAMAN. suyt.
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H +. ZIMMEKMAN SON,
H Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
No. 315 9TH street, near ID northwest.
We have several desirable Houses and Lots
sale cheap. Terms reasonable. Rare chance for in
yestment. -Four new Houses on 18th street east. op,
posite new jail S7oo each; Sl0o cash; balance, SO
per month until paid
Sales of Furniture and miscellaneous articles on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
janls-eo1 M. q. LUTTRELL. salesman.