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DALTInoEE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW IOkh IND yASHINGTONA LINE
sUMMsB sCHEDULE-JsNE s. 1879.

rHea wAsHINGros CITY.
. 80 . m b. 5imar@, BladensbGrg and Relay.
e.@3 s. ~, EsiunOre, Annapolis, Frederick and
y 10 a N Baltimore. Brsatfas nj RsI1v.
= so m S,anuton AID Virginia Springs. Pa,Ic-
800 q. m, Nsz York, cape May, Philsdelr hia,
Bo<IOE E.is more and Relay.
nal, Logi-y lie, 81. \, uis, Pitrsblrgh, Deer
Para, p. rke.ey, Hsssrs tgyspj FREDERICK. Pay
eIos ". y sg%inTIoS ] enction aud " a. Stations,
lMetropolitan Branch
lois 8. m, Bsltirore and Delay.
II so n Baltimore, Eiiicott City and Way Sta
zoo , m, New Yors, PhiIadeIphis, Bos;on, Nor-
folk, and BALTIMORE. blzss1 a! RCLGg Il 30
? N, on Sundays, Baltimore and Way Sta
$50 ,. m Baltimore, Laurel and Relsy.
NsD Stations, via Metre polita0 BrsnchJ
S.&s p m. Baltimore, Frederick snd Way Sta
q 90 p m, baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay
.9 m BsiTmsre' an1s1os saG !, y st 91
bus, ssudusky, Cihcinnsti, Deer Park, Berke-
ffaStBrs. Breakfast al PG1ksrSbE,s asf BEN
Stations, VIA MetrO5olitsn BrsDoh,
T-ls ,. m, Baltimore sad Delay. Way SaiiOss
SIS ,. m, Baitlmere and Way Stations.
. 90 .. m, Baltimore Fast Express.
and Boston Fast Express.
1l-23 D. n, Eas, Express. PHtirran ears 20 Cai-
e..
BrsHkfaSf at Grafton
SUNDAY TRAINS.
els p. m, Baltimore, PhiIadel phia, New York
and Boston fast Express.
bShtoof. anI Say Sfafto~s.-s Q. In, 80, 100,
Ir Baiiysoy. a.i R.Ias-s 80 .. m, 500 and
900 m.
Em.-s Oa q m, 5 30 and IL as p. m, stopping
- during the week.
- Az 1raiaS Sop al V.sdx7 HoisI, RsI1y Hos,s
Sgsftor.
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
aod Ohio Ticket Offices, W Arlington Station. aud
as fennsyi ysnis avenue, where orders will De
s,sen for Baggage 10 be checked and received any
IsiLtin the CITY
THOS Z SHARP, Master Of TRANSFORMATION
l.. NJ. COLE, General Tfcket Agszt.
GEO. :. EOONTZ, General Agent. lei
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CAPTAIN BoYroN is doing a heavy bust
ness IN Europe, where his name and nata-
tory performances have created universal
interest. AcceClng 10 the request OF the
managers OF the International Maritime eN-
hloltlon, IN Paris, he has consented 10 90
over 10 France with the lord mayor Of Lon
uons party on the 18th OF August. aud will
swim IN The saiety-dress up the Rhine and
Danube. Finally, he VIII swim across the
Hellespont without his safeiy-dress from
Sestos 10 AbydoS, feat which was per
formed, at the age OF p, by Lord Byron. on
May =, ltl0. In the second CantO Of non
Juan lie says OF his hero:
better swimmer you cOuli see never.
ue could, perhaps, have crossed the Hellespou,,
IS Once a test on which ourselves p-ideiD
Ieender, Mr.. Eckenhesd, aud did. p
The actual distance il not above a mile
out the rapid current renders IL hazardous
Lieutenant Ekenhead, who was Byrol's
companion on this occasion, swan across in
one hour and five minutes. Byron took i've
minutes more, but had not been able 10 or -
a lew days before. Only four persons be-
sides the traditionary Leander crossing 70
WISH The lair Hero, were known up to 1921 TO
have swan across the Hellespont. Taese,
byron says IN one of his letters. were "a
Ne9politan, a young Jew, Mr.. Ekenhcai,
and myself" Considerable interest has been
eAcited by the announcement OF Captain
Eoyb us intention 20 pass in this N amer
from Europe to Asia.-ltRa. Press.
81 a wild-eyed man, carrying his hat i'm
ne hand, entered the depot yesterday and
Called out 10 man VINO was wheeling bag
gage-truch along: "Where's the train -
what trainy" ANY train-any tralnt
Ny wife isn't ten rods behind, and she's got
an aN-handle over her shoulder aud sulphur
In her eye"
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A PLCCRY WoMAN-One day. o. wears
ago, four gentlemen were seated arourd a
table in restaurant I'm San Francisco, one
OF them was the postmaster of that CITY and
all were, or hayesince become distinguished
IN the politics OF the Pacific coast. The post
master took a letter from his poo ket and said:
"See W hat got to-day" 1t was from a Young
woman in central New York, and directed
simply TO the postmaster OF the city of San
francisco, she never having heard of him
except officially. 1t stated that the writer
was poor, and depended upon her earnings
as teacher for living. Salaries I'm central
New York were low, and she wrote 10 ask If
the postmaster Won Ill not send her the mo-
ney 10 pay her fare out, she engaging to re-
pay him when she could get q position 10
teach in California. Here was most singu-
lar proposition, bat she had not reckoned
without her host in appealing TO the gene
roSlty OF California man of that time. Oar
Jour politicians made up a purse large and
iuiI enough not only TO pay her expenses, but
10 provide her with handsome OUTFIT. She
came, and they eXerted themselves TO get her
position 10 teach. or course she married
IN short time, but not before she had paid
them the money that they had lent her. They
lost sight OF her for years, until one OF them
happening 10 be in the town in which she
lived, inquired for her. He found that her
huhpand, having been for awhile postmaster
OF the town, had been displaced and that She
had left her baby with him and gone To
washington TO have him reinstated. In this
she succeeded, and IL is 10 be hoped that tae
reward of all her efforts was That they, as
Story books say, "lived happily ever after"
This woman, with her ''c!ear grit" and in
comitable pluck, is type of large class of
ner sex In New England and New York.
They are TO be found all over the country,
sewing, teaching, practising medicine and
sometimes even preaching. In New Eng
Iand, when the father dies, leaving but few
OF this worlds goods behind him, his daugh-
ters Go not, as is too common in this part of
the country, depend for support upon their
brothers and other male relatives. practising
pinching economy injurious alike TO their
bodies and their minds. Having been fitted
TO support themselves, they soon find oppor-
tunitles TO do SO, and thereby enjoy their
own respect, that OF others, and the content.
ment which is the result Of both Of these
PittStoVy Dispotch.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING,

NNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Broker
At the cid stand Of Latimer Z Clesry,
TRUsTEEs SALE OF TWO KbIsIBLE VA
STREET. ts saRm i,sy S ON RFTIEfrkEiS nth
Use HOME" AND Fol BTEksrh STREET
a BY. virtue of deed Of trust dated October
Setnl ls'A and recorded amc ng the Iaud records
$50, and by direction Of the party secured theraty,
the subscriber viii sell the premises to the high
DAY, the 2sth day of july instant, Lots numbered
and :! six and seven, in John Davidson sabdi
cGntainng ass square feet Of ind, or less
The terms s II sale are: s3ea6, together with the
ssot' in 6ash; and the residue on the 9th day Of
the day Of sale cent p 30 sSsu nn p s
and to be secnred By deed Of trust the premises
each lot must be paid 10y the purchaser ar the time
Of sale All convey ancng viii be at the cost of the
with within FIVE days from the day of sale the Irus
ps, t5a,s 'n rSht 70 resell The property, or any
m efsnt the risk and cost g the purchaser
h2o,d LCriticl THosA. D6 64I drq hSct.
T.. J. swk ks,F r.,,,. n-o..- ~, ,n,,,on..-
No. 5ll 18th street, opposite U. S. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE DESIRABLE THREE
sSH s4n$f4s mi FRS gEb
MAY s Srsog OF 49, deed sSa 9f trust t. u.s. dated
30 ISL folio $50 Of the land rtc5rds Of WsshiuStSn
D e. and at the request of the party secured there
by, we will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, July go, 1875, at
clock p, m. the east q feet Of lot numbered 9, in
square numbered ID, having q width Of IS feet and
a depth OF 100 feet, and improved b. a three-st0ry
brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness &C.
cured by said deed Of trust and the expenses of
sale, all amounting 10 about S3.GDub in cash, and
the balance in elk twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes ct the purchase bearing interest
upon the property shall be taken: Conveyancing at
purchasers cost. IL terms OF sale not complied
with within seven days after the SALE the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property after FIVE
days adj ertisement, at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser
WIN. A. MELOY, r.
L. M. N0URSE, irusIees.
jys eo&ds J. SWEET, Auct
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COAL AND WOOD.
STRlkEl STRIKE STRIkE FOR YOUR
~ FIRES

STklkEl STRIKE STRIkE FOB YOUR
~ Fires
WOOD WOODll COALi COALlI
S5.OO-Ss. O-S5.OO-S5.OO.
Being crowded with cOnsi guments Of al kinds OF
WOOD, cargoes upon csrgoes, daily arrivals, more
than We can dispose of readily at Wholesale, hence
We are pleased to inform the public that nOtwth-
standing the strike in the coal mines We propose
furnish fuel at price within the means Of the hum
olest individual.
LOOK LOOK
GOOD PINE WOOD deliy cred for 8 5 per cord.
OAK from So to 81.
All kinds Of COAL with 2.2iO lbs to the ton at the
lowest possible price.
Also, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
ingly low prices, at
Main ONCE and Depot at Johnsocs Wharyes, foot
OF 18th aud 18th streets southwest.
OHroa 1909 street northwest.
f1113 9Th street nav25 eo1v
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LVl BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

Heresfter the nne Steamships +. q. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week -R60k
y triPs betweeen NEW fORk, ALEX KAN
a akkbPRkdtkkhI We ID NGT9E e d. S1er
from Pier East River, every SATURDAY at
m; leave GE0kGETOWN every TUESDAY at 10
o. n, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For full Information apply TO X +. A. DENHA
business Office and wharf, So Water street, George
town, or 1t the Office Of the President Pstreet
bridge. J. w THOMPSON, President
/" Fretghts Delivered by KDoI 3 Ey press. Orders
LEFT 81 General Cf5ce, sos PennsyITania avenue,
or st the steamer wharf, VIII BE- promptly attended
20 leiI-ty
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STEAMER LINES.
REeILhk LINZ TO NOx FOLK, NE

EeULAk Line To NORFOLK, NEW
IA YORK. BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, July L. 1875, the new and
elegant steamers
Lady of the Lake md Jane Meseley
Will make four regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week, -
In gs, a. follows: a611u
THE LADY OF THE LAKE viii leave WASH
1NGTON every MONDAY and THURSDAY at Z
o'elosk 2; m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
TIE JANE MoSELEY will leave WASHING
ION every ~ ESDAY and FRIDAY AZ 3 O'Clock o.
m, ard NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
DAY AIR In.
Fare to Norfolk, 81; round trip tickets, So Meals
and state rooms extra.
EXCURSION RATES.-Rouud trip tickets at re-
6uced rates 20 Point ookout, Fortress Monroe and
Nue de LEau.
To Point Lookout and return, S25O; to Fortress
Monroe or Vue de l. Fan and return, SIS. further
REDUCTION TO families Of fifty cents on each fare
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, staterooms information apply at
the ofhce Of the INLAND AND SEABOARD
COASrlNG COMPANY, Room No. 2, National
metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite TreasurJ
Department. IyS(lV
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WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
!" (Successor 20 Green & Williams, Aucts j
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th aud sts
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIL
NORTHEkN PART LIE TIE CIrN IT pI-p

NORTHERN PART OF THE CRY At PIrB.
Lie AUCTION
"a On TIL uRSDAY, July %, at o o'clock D. m,
~ ana nifty So in square 40, each having front
eg9 oil "a feet and depth Of les feet to a 81 foot
paved alley. These Lots are improved By two frame
Houses, with hne lot Of peach trees in the yard
Terms; One third cash; balance in 6, II, Is ~
ard So months for notes bearing interest and secur
10y deed OF trust on the premises SO doyya on
each Lot al time OF sale. ConyeYancing, &C, at
JyN-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS Auct
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A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. A>
ONLY LINE CARRYING THE@kTA
AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every THURSDAY from Fhil.dslphia for
QUEENSTOWN sad LIVERPOOL.
CsBIN,| INTERMEDIATES a,d STEERaGs
ACCOMNoBATi0GS UNSURPASSED
Gates as low IS by another FIRST class Line
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General AGENT
Philadelphia.
Il. d. COOKE, JR. q 90, CBsnkersJ, Agents.
scEH-y 1879 street. Washinsfcn
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Asia.
Voted Vulgar I'm Paris.

-
Win the exception of the antediluvian
Engllshman Worth, who still battens on
The DEBATED enthusiasm of lovely ladies' from
lhe iahd OF the big Bonanza" the dress
makers OF Paris are In despair. In the really
great world extravaganza has at last been
definitely voted vulgar, and, as the really
great world never does anything by halves
an Arcadlan simplicity and frugality have
become the fashion. At a grand ball lust
given by the Duchess of Cheyreuse the
grandmother OF the youthful Duke Of Luynes
and one OF the "summits" of French society,
the toilettes ofthe ladies were as remarkable
for their simplicity as for their beauty. At
the races In the Bots de Boulogne, the three
tnianlas oil Spain-young girls, IL is true,
but PrlnceSses of the House of Bourbon -ap-
peared In eNquisitely-cut dress CT simple
gray mOha1r. And at a grand concert in the
Champs Elysees, the Princess de Bauffre-
mont. observation-disclosures of AtriscO and
MarchioneSs OF Leganes and Morata in her
own rIght-made n sensation i'm a charming
costume OF pale blue Oxford glace in white,
winch had been made up by her femme-de-
chambre, and which cost precisely7 francs
ana 90 centlmes, or rather less than two dol
lars IN the currency. The wonderful i'm
provements which have taken place of late
years In European manufactures while we
nave been stumbling along in the twilight
OF protection" are partly TO be credited
M Win TINS most benign revolution.
1he french dry goods shops now sell pieces
OXfords at the incredible price of five Sous a
metre, SO that for a franc and a half a laiy
can buy SO yards of lovely summer stun.
For Is sous metre-less, that is, than cents
yard-they sell charming Scotch goods To-.
peIgnoIEs; and, for from 20 to 80 sous metre
inohairs and tafeta-lines OF the most exquis-
lite shades. The result of this state of things
is, that for francs ready -made peignoirs can
be bought in Paris. and full costumes for the
watering places, with all the appointments
OF lhe highest Bankruptcies, tabliers, tu-
mes, and casaques,-fOr from 20 To 35 francs.
No wonder the dressmakers rend their hair
or their cilignons. With the exception of the
SSqp lolnelaIe delnl-monde, into which NJ.
VI. Arsene Houssaye labOrs necessarily with
so much Zest 10 delude the feminine readers
OF Jay Goulds newspaper, nobody in Paris
now drerms OF lavishing the work and the
cost of winter costumes upon summer toilets
by next year, perhaps, this commendable re-
form VIII reach and revive our own springs
and seaside resorts. Let broken hearted
husbands and responding bachelors, then
take heart of grace. There really nav be q
good time coming, after alI.-N \. HCrgd
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2 HOUES AND 30 MINCTEs-wAsHIHGTO
To CAPE MAY.

The PESNSY LYANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
he's FCt IN a Fast Express Train -
from Philsd@lnhis TO Cape May ,tlb{ -tEETys3ssss
max ing the following time. Ezz S9H>Ess
Leave WssbiDEt1n-1.45 a m, tdsy Express,l
arriving ~ Cage May a. 5 D m.
Leave " a-hIn gtOn-9 23 a. m. Limited Ex press)
eFriVing at Csos Mag at s ..
On Limited Express an extra seat fare Of Sl.T5 Is
charged between " ashinstCn and Philadelphia.
u. NJ. ROlD,JR.
General AgeDt-
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LOCK MILLS At krCrIO,

\
e. On Tuesday, suggest 81. I-1s, a 4 @ clock
III 2 m, on the premises l will sell ths very &C.
sirabie propsTiy. Containing about four acres Of
FrouLd, and known the Lock Mil,, sttu.f-.
town. -
The capacity Of this Mil is abou. one HUNDRED
barrels of -four per dsy. The ws.e-rsn - n0usua
and there has been recently erected = new fprebav
and one OF Leffes nsw Turbine water WI Sals az.
ing the MIL now in good running order. There Is a
g.. Miller House on the property
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in ono two ans
three years with interest
nnuUrN.
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Nc HO Il LINE.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Fsvorfte route for Tourists
Finest approach to Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
BATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK to
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST.
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINs-S65, $50 & SSO-Currency.
Return tickets al reduced rates
steersge always as low as by any other
EIRST-CLASS LINE.
OOMPASY'S OFFICES: Bowling Green, N Y
CAMMACk h Co, 1923 r street.
MIeS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
spl0-t.th. som 43O 10Th st. =, near Pa avenue,
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Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Office No. 9O2 oih street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
fEOvhp REAL ESTATE AT THE INTER
SECTION Of NEW YORK AVENUE AMI U
STREET NOR WEST AT AUCTION.
~ by virtue OF deed al trust to the undersigned
- dated February 2ith 1873, and duly recorded in
-. Lioer liz folio a. SEQ ons of the Land Re-
cords in and for the District OF Columbia, and at
the request OF The party secured thereby, shall on
FRIDAY, the 9th day of August, A. ID. lS15, at six
O'Clock p m, proceed to sell at public auction, ia
front Of the premises, all Of original Lot numbered
eghtt (lSI, in square numbered two huni red and
fiftv-two (252) in the city of Washington, u. C. =;
said lot fronting 90 feet inches New York avenue
and u feet inches North street and occu MED
in part by a wood and coal yard.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash, and the balance at six aud twelve
months with interest from day of sale at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum. pay able semi an ualy,
and !. cured by deed Of trust the property sold
$500 to be paid down Immediately after sale Com
veyaDcing at cost Of purchaser.
JOS c. G.. KENNEDY, Trustee
Y26 JOS. +. K ELLEY, Auct.
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UNDERTAKES.
" =. HARvGY,
Undertakes.
Ne; $50 = erRErI, b~tveen Ninth sad rssis


~ CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
CALLED
THE "P00R MANS FRIEND"
hconhdently recommended 70 the public
failing remedy for Wounds of every description for
llcersted Sore Legs, even II of Twenty Years
standing; Cuts, Burns, Scslds, Bruises, Chilblsins,
ecortutic Eruptons, and Pimples in the Face, Sore
and lnnamed Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Bressts Piles,
Fistula, 6c.
Sold in Pots ct Is I'D, o. "a, lis, and rs each.
ALSO HIS
PiLULR NTIACROPHULlE,
ConnImed BY sixty years en- perielce 10 be Tor
Scrophus, Leprosy, and ell SKIN Diseases, 81 the
sssissins 1a,nre IN al Ser ns-sti,,se Tes- en-
mild and superior yANILY APERIENT that may
be taken 81 I'll times without confinement or change
Of diet.
Sold in Boxes at Is. I'D, a. Sd, g. Cd, lis. and
12s each. -
Sold by the Propriescrs, BEACH BARSIcorT,
81 their pispenssry, Rrdport, England. and BIZ all
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
1 IRON SAFE.
1 OFFICE DESK.
l OFFICE STOVE.
CHAIRS, LETTER PRESSES.
l FAIRBANKS SCALES
] PORTABLE SCALE.
10 WOOD AND IRON COAL TUBS.
Coat BARRELS AND COAL SCREEN
HARNESS, HOSTING BLOCKS AND ROPES
CIRCULAR SAW, ICE TOOLS.
LOT OLD LUMBER
lRs-s On FRIDAY MORNING, 3Oth July, com.
MI imencing at 10 clock, at Easily wharf, 2Gt n
SV9and G streets north vest, | will sell the above
named goods q. HIESTSN, Assignee.
Jy8 DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
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FOB POTOMAC RIvES LANDINGS.

The wit snd fsvorite Iron Steamer . NA
PILOT BOY, W. III. Byles, Captain shrS
having been thoroughly oyerhauled aud reftted,
will resume her trips for Potomac river Landings on
TUESDAY, March ID, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Fitzhugh's wharf,
foot of 9Th street, AZ O'Clock a. Retnraiug, viii
arrive in Washins ton every wednesday and Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al hreights must be prepaid.
febT N. h. FITzHUGH, Agen
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NO HUMBuaIL. RICE VIM pay 4 fajr cab
bHQES. e., s23 TIN street, between aud q
Seufh. Eo(e ef nail promptly stssaasd -. uy9-l
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WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Aucuoneer
w (Successor 20 Green Williams, AucrsJ
no. 1901 northwest corner 10th aud D streets

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUG
TON.
O. On TUESDAY. August Sd, at 6 D m in
Iii front OF the premises, shall offer for sale the
property know as No. 1911 9th street northwest,
being fine Lot, Is feet front, b. 90 feet, more or
less deep impro' ed by frame Dwelling; Stable in
the
Terms: One-third cash. $50 Of which must be paid
at time OF sale; balance and IL months for notes
bearing interest and secured by u deed of trust on
the premises sold. Convey ancing, &C, at pur-
chaser cost
JyI WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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TEGSTEES SALE OF A DEsIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK House ON THE S0UTH
SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN IITH AND
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST
THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
. . At the old stand of Latimer Cieary,


i Auctoneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer 4 Ceary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lyania avenue and llth ST.
TBUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY CORNER OF FREDERICK AND
EIRsT STREETS, GEORGGTOWN, DC.
80 BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated une Is,
HS 1873 and recorded IN iiber Us, folio 2, and of
the land records OF the District of Columbia, aud by
direction OF the party secured thereby will sell
public auction, on THURSDAY, July goth, 1873,
AT O'Clock all that parcel of ground and premises
lying and situate in Georgetown, in said District Of
Columbia, AMI known upon the public plats and
plan OF said town an being lot numbered seven
- three, 49, Of Beatty aud Hawkins addition
Georgetown the said lot fronting ninety six (96
let street, al having depth OF seventy Isl
binding on Frederick street, and mproved by a sub
dwelling.
with interest at 10 per cent per annum and secured
by a deed of trust on the property sold All con
SeyaDctng nt cost of purchaser. A deposit of 800
will be required when the propirty is sold.
IehN d = fNW2kRIs' Trustees.
jy22-d THOMAS D0wLISG, Auct.