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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

ACCIDENT AT THE JACKSON & SHARPE Co.'s
WoBKs-An accident befel W. II. Ssmmons, an
employee of the jackson &c Sharpe 90, while at
worl, to-day. A piece Of lumber fell down from
above and striking him upon the head laid open
tho scalp in large gaping wound. He was re-
moved TO his home, Wilson strcet above Sth,
where his wound was dressed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

LYMAN REUNION. Lyman family held a
re union on the banks of tho White Clay, on
Thursday, at which about two hundred and fifty
lineaI discurdents' assembled. Fires were kindled
on the banks and while the matrons staid dis
charged the cuisine duties the stal artmenlr s.
ecuted the'past-time of Isaac Walton and drew the
iinny inhabitants Of the creek to the shore until
more than enough to feed the multitude were
secured A bounteous repast was spread, and
the reunion was most pleasant in all respects.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

Franklin Fell. Esq, continues i'll at his resi-
dence ut Falkland.
The quantity of corn in the market has brought
the price down to 10 aud f2 cents per dozen.
During the raid on Greenbank station on
Thursday, tho cooperative fower-bed escaped
injury.
The late refreshing rains have a favorable Of
feet on pastures and are keeping down the price
OF butter
Watermolons are making their appearance in
market in large number8 and sell for 40 to 10
cents apiece.
The macadamzing of 4th street, between
Shipley and Orange, has been completed and the
d" bull" is putting tho finishing touches to it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Navv Aavertsnemonls, To-day.

Observation-Disclosures d james
Co. partnership-W alton d Bro
Wanted-Two young men as b0af'ief=
List of Unclaimed etters
Warwick cOllar-Brevity
Beds renovated a dair's breyity
Bcecher's Diamond Baskets
For sale-Six room house
Br vity-DeNorm sndie
Fullmer's clam soup-breyity
brevity-Tatnal Il Co
All things new at webh's-Breviiy
city Laundrys bseyity
Brevity-Dubell
Upholstering-Ent. Mnf. Co. Breyily
Geo i-o1erl's tailoring brevity
Breyt y-Dcnahte
Grand clearing ssle-Buxbaum Brevlty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

FINED FOR Observation-Disclosures Chasemille was
ariaigned before Esq. Frazer, this morning,
charged with the commission Of an unprovoked
assault upon Thomas Manning, in the II. & II.
yurls, yesterday. After an examination Chase
milo was fined IS and costs and required to en-
tor a peace bond in 5000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

The clothing mon and shoe dealers will play
their proposed match game at sSchutzen Park.
next Monday. Seals large wagon will run cut,
No o charge arc 'iie, for admission to the grounds, ~ "
No game was played at Gloucester, n. j., on
Thursday between the Creger Club, and the
Reading Actives, on account OF the rain. THO
Eagle correspondent modeatly (l) writes to his
paper that providence was kind enough to save
The Cfogers from an overwhelming defeat =.
Dear, dear, how did he know? That's the sort
of word that WAS sent up from Wilmington be-
fore the game with the Quicksteps
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

TIE PEACE SHTpMGsTs.-Yes Yesterday, about iir-
teen car loads Of peaches came North over tine
Delaware r. r., five of which were chartered
cars. Three of these came from tho Dorches-
ter ~ Delaware II. r., one from Seaford and
one frem LAUREL On Monday next, the first
regular peach train will be put on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
NOTICE.

IN WE HAVE
CHOICE ST. LOUIS FLOUR,
AIs,,, LEa's PoUTAXAT AND PRICES CURRl-
TUCK FLOUR.
And other brands at lower prices. The above are
made of the very choicest wheat and we guarantee
10 please. Please favor us with your custom.
Respectfully,
W. N. CHANDLER,
iygr-3tfo Gil Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

Benjamin Rousseau was killed at Troy, n. y,
on Thursday in a singular manner. He was
grnging stove plate. and wedged it against
the emery wheel in such way that a large frag-
ment few oil and dashed out his braius.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Tep advertisements,

LNINE POCKET CUTLERY-KNIVES
4 aud forks, a very large assortment of ladies'
scissors, For fale h.
WIN. II. BILI.ANY,
214 Market Street wilmington
WE ARE SELLING A HEAVY STEEL
w back scythe for heavy grass, etc will not
bend. For fale by
VIM. II. BILLANY,
2id Market Street. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

CHANGE IN AN Ice FIRM Tho firm Of Walton
e James was dissolved. this morning, Mr.. James
retiring. A now partnership was formed, MI
Walton taking into business with him his broth
er. Puseg A. Walton. The now firm will be
known as Walton & Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
" Gather Record
REPORT os THE sIasAL sERvIoE.

WAsuIaaTos, July 81
Probabilities For Middle States. rising
baromerer, and lower temperature than on Fri
day, with north to east winds, partly cloudy
weather in southern and western portions, and
rain arnan
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Con,nacrcini Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHrLADELpTuA, July 81.
Flour dull and holders more anxious to real
ize extras S5 Penna familN?G 2j@6 rs high
grades, ?76D7 75. Old wheat firm new dull /;
old red 81 35@137; new, do 81 250D1 80; white
Sl.43@1.45. Corn steady yellow sjc0SGc. Oats
G015@6Jc. Whiskey, S1.2i.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

ytsrIINd FIREMAN.-on Monday next, Engine
Company No. s, OF Philadelphia, which will then
be on its way down tho bay on pleasure trip,
will atop at Wilmington. and make flying visit
to the Friendship fire Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

HACK LINE FROM HARnINaToN TO MILFoRD,-
Commencing on Monday night next, Mr. John
d. Wilson will run hack from Harrington to
Milford connecting with the evening and morn
ing trains on the Delaware railroad. The hack
will be in waiting on the arrival OF the 20 +.
NJ train at Harrington to convey passengers to
Milford, reaching the latter place about 1880.
O'Clock Leave Milford at A. NJ, arriving at
Harrington in time for the $40 train North.
Fare II each way,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

The AcrIvEs LICKED IN BuIL1SdroN.-The
Active, of Reading, yesterday visited Burling-
ton, N. j., and played game with the Burling-
ton, and met with an overwhelming defeat, the
Burlington ut-baLting and out-helding their op-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

DEATH OF THE DEPUTY posT-MAsrER Ar MIL.
Milford, died on Thursday last after 8 short i'll
ness of scarlet fever. 1t was only on the pre-
ceding Saturday that he was first stricken, but
from its very incpency the disease was most
obstinate. Mr.. Hudson was in his 2ith year-a
Young man Yery highly esteemed ut his homo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

Book CONTACT AwARDED.-Tbo Book Com
mittee, of the Board of Education, met on
Thursday evening" and awarded tho contract
for furnishing books and stationery for the
ne xt school year, to Boughman, Thomas II Co.,
they being the lowest bidders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

DOCKS PRINTED AS NEATLY, AND
D at lower prices than those charged In the
arQe cities at the COMMERCIAL ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
THIRD EDITION.
DEATH OF Ex-pRESiDEHT JOHNSON.
THE STROKE OF PARALYSIS FATAL
ssss winding-Sheet the STAYS ana
stripes.

CHArTANo0dA, Tenn, July IT.
The Death of Andrew johnson, at $50 this
morning, is now confirmed. He desired that his
winding sheet be the flag of the country.
FURTHER CONFIRMATION. OF TIE REPORT OF HIS
DEATH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

A locomotive of tho Kent county II. r. which
has been undergoing repairs at the T. W. 4 Il.
shops, went down to tho company, this morn
ing.
There was an Unusual amount of travel over
the Del Il, Il, south, this morning, the las
sengers filling seven care.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

BLOCK OF BufLDIsGs BURNED AT PARSONS.
FoRT sooTT, July 81
A block of buildings was burned at Parsons,
Tho loss ie S2j 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
ttlgssia.

GREAT FIRE IN DR1ASsK--Two- THIRDS OF THE
TOWN DESTROYED.
Sr, PETERSBURG, July 81
fire broke out on Thursday in the town OF
Briansk in tho Government OF Orel, and ragged
until to-day, when it was extinguished by rain.
Two thirds of the place was destroyed.
The Inhabitants b.came panic stricken during
tho conGagration aud fed 10 tho fields for shfe-
ty.
Briansk comprised population OF about
10000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
The death Of ex-President johnson, somewhat
doubtful at first, is now fully confirmed. He
was attacked on Wednesday and never spoke af-
tar,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Kansas.

lsE oomprisol population OF about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF A
L LOT IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,

In virtue of writ Of ari facas issued out of the
Clerk s Office of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia and to me directed, will sell az public
said District, on FRIDAY, the 2lst day Of May,
1875, at clock m, the following described pro
est in and the southeast part Of lot ST. section
g. Of the Barry farm tract, in the District Of Coum
bia beginning for the same the northeast corner
of said lot thence southwarly along the southe .st
line Of said lot, twenty percbes to the southeast car
ner of said lot, thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY along tae
souhv est line of said lot four perches thence north
ardiy along line parallel to the first above
the railroad crossing said lot and thence Along the
line Of said railroad northeastwardy to the psc OF
less, tOgstheI with an and singul.r fle improve q
menis, seized and Levied upon as tb,, property Of
sold to satify execution No. sS2 equity IN favor q
James Oden. ALEX SHARE
WAyi-td l.. 3. Marshal, D, q,
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DIE.

RURLEN. o. diphiheris. on the 9th inSt ats y
O'Clock M. Mr.. ,oRNkLiA M. B. RLEN, IN th-
spfh year Of her age.
Her remains will be rested in Union HetnI
Church. street, between 18th aud l6'h streets.
northwest Tuetday, the nth inst. al . clock Ser
vices precisely az 10 clock at which time IN.
family ard friends are generally invited O. attend
Mot RlSfAL. Suddenly. on the 9th inst . a. -
clock a. m Il parnlk lis, loMN MrGRISrAt an fhs
4ith year OF his age He leaves wife aud siN chit
dren, wh' deeply mourn hs loss lie Was a member
At FEDERAL Lodge, No. !. Masonic fraternity
Friends Of the family invited o. attend hts 10
neral from his late rs>id~nce, NJ. 1901 7th str~.i
Tuesday. at a. olos~ pm.
PkkhlNs. ON the 9Th instant. MAsN LIrlrAN
PERAlNs, youngest daughter % Daniel and Annie
Perkins.
The funeral will take place from Ter parents resi-
dence, No. 1909 street northwest. On Tuesday AZ
ternoon n O'Clock, 20 which the relatives aud
friends Of the family are invited.
WALSH May 9. after "A lingering Illness which
he bore With Christian iUrtitude, JAMES NAi>s,
aged S years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 81 Strrat
soui hesst. Tueslsy morning At O'Clock. th@nUe 20
-. Peters church, where requiem Mas will D..
celebrated. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 60 attend.
WILSON. ON SUNDAY. Nav 9th. ls-s. Ipgrx
H ssFLL, sSed u months and p day, son Of Jsha
II. and N y. Wilson.
The funeral viii take place from the residence st
Mr.. W Il-on, i9i III street southwest, GA Tuesfaf
MAY nth, NJ 10 o'rlock q. M.
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rNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued out of the
Supreme Court II the District Of Columbia and 10
PC directed, VIII sell al public auction, for Casa
~ front q the Court House door of slid District on
MONDAl The 9TH day Of May, ISIS, at ? o clock
r. al III Buckley right. title, claim and inter
st a. and O. part q Lot No. AZ IN D. settings sub
DIVISION OF lJ- IN square No So D. ginning for the
s a. point the line Of said lot 81 feet
- inches south from the northeastern corner Of said
II th-uc-s nth - feet inches the west - feet
ihrUCc uuTth I'D feet. thence east . f-at. thence
bpriA - iec- inches, thence east 4 feet o. the
D'ce q beginning, together with all ard singular
Ihe IN pEovements thereon in the city If washing
T. \ u Z seized aud levied upon a. tn PROPERTY q
Johi Bnckley and viii De sold O. satisfy execution
No. 9So7 ia favor Of the District OF Cllanbia "a
kichart Smft b and John Buckley. a. security
-, q. hLEA Z SHARP, U. :. Marshal, ID. C.
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nCNCAESuS BROS. AuctIonef -
" k--.--.--- r--uaI 81 lIE I'D ID ..ra..s n "

TIL STEE-S SAIT or VALUABLE PROPERTY
o. NAS~At Il SETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN
+IE ANl1 ION STREETS. NOR1HW VEST, AT
AUCTION.
- ~ ,IF;u- e a deed cftrast gIyeu 70 me. dated
Ii iltE 1-t g January : j.. l>j1, and recorded
u tts I af =, No. folio 81 - 81 0ns Of the
Tar. ErC.r - the District &c Columbia. and by
rtTe-; - f.tH patty secured thereby viii sell
Sal EbAh tie lJtE DAY % Nav. =. u. lis. AZ ;
rryk IA I front e The premises. all that Ger
tam q. ftTrel g land situated IN the city Of
a. Arlington Il the bi-trIC. # Columbia and bsiny
H,i thar part q Z numbered in square numb red
81 a. The sane designated and described on the
H A. end plans % said CITY CONTAINED within the fol-
northwest corner q -8il Lot and running theme. in
rtLWe-te.iy line - feet SiuChes ia line AZ right
7.r Ei- t tire Ias OF Ma--C hu scits avenue thence
east 20 tsst- thence south fret iGch-s, thence
uhet~tgTil D e more or les, thence - north
-tfIlF direction Oh line piral with the d Il
t'F - ii inches @ point ta line If said
E-- distant - let tr IN the place Of beginning,
thence allIE the lire g said % the place Of
4 ginning, with th- buildings. rights privileges
AID HppErter arce- tEereUutO belonging. or in any
manner appcrtsiIiEg- This lot j. improved by a
tars- Brick Binding known as shiloh Baptist
Church.
Term Of sale will D. stated On Iav Of sale and II
ta.. tuifr auClug. &c. al cost OF the purchaser
lse terms - -air are not complied with within one
week frm DAY q sale the trustee the ri .ht
." Te-rI thr ~ prrty At The rJ-k aud Cost of the
oe'aE tr- rurr ht-lug upon giving re week notice
g rrssi- lu the o. Evening Star newspaper, pub
HENRY q. TONLES. Trustee
ms -.1St~ btNCANSON BROS. AuCt~.
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3 SIIED STATES MARsHALsSlLE-

Il NirtIe CT writ 81 heT facias Issued out Of the
i-IE on - ne supreme Court Of tie District OF
= !lLnblA AMI 20 me directed / will sell Al public
fiie ios CASA IL front Of the Court House ar 90
ssId District on MONDAY, the I'm day Of NAV
80 a. = Siyck m, all Henry Himber's right
title claim and interest in and paFt ~ Lot IL NJ
N s9uaEe Nc 90, beginning Tor the same Is feet
south trcm The northeast corner Of said lot AMI
square, On -lSt street, and running wet nm fs..f
thence sOCth - Feet, thence feet To- 81 a. street
thence north - feet 70 the place of beginning to-
RetbeT with All and gular the NJ there
o., in the city Of Washington, B. c. seized ana
levied upgE a. the property Of Henry Hmber, and
viii be sold TO- sstI-fy execution No sS3 in favor 81
the District q! Cvlrrnsss against Walker White ami
Henry HiuIh-r. security.
ALEXR SHARP, U. S Marshal DC.
April Ath. L15. apai I'd
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THOS Il. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street


CHAECERY SALEOF AN UNDIVIDED FIFTH
INTEREST In VALUABLE WHARF PROP
ERIY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ Under and by virtue Of decree OF the Su-
~ preme Court Of the District of Columbia passed
The Path Cay of October 1873, in Equity cause No.
3,267 the undersigned Trustees will sell at public
m, an undivided fifth interest in the following real
estate lying in Washington city, ID. O., viz:
Lot two CD in square ten l0 lot two a. in square
Cl2). Each of the above lots fronts the Potomac
river, and is improved by a substantial stone wharf
Lots three IS) and four ), in square twelve (I2l,
fronting on street, between 18th and 9th streets,
Lot eight (s in square twelve 2l fronting 50 feet
on street between 10Th and 9th streets improy ed
by four brick houses Of four rooms each.
Lot nine (9l in square twelve fl2l lot nine t9 in
square twenty 2ol, and three 80, in square twenty
And on TUESDAY, May 18th. 1875, commencing
at O'Clock M, an undivided fifth interest in the
following lots, viz:
Lot tive l2. IN square sixteen tlsl lot twenty
Fifty mine (s9, and lots four N and five t5b in square
one hundred and forty three ll43
And on WEDNESDAY, May 18th, ISIS, at
go, in square six hundred and thirty one (6sl
The Hfh interest in each Of above lots VIII be sold
fhe terms Of sale viii be: One-half of purchas.
twelve mont from day of sale, for which the nots
of the purchaser bearing interest from day OF sale
and secured by lien on the property sold viii Q,
required. 80 much of the cash payment on each To-
as does not exceed $50 will be required when tn
" Z. EEbMSopSsros Trustees
speld THOS. s. WAGGAAAN, Aact.
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- Ii. WAKNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and L streets n w

TERy DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
On THE sol TIL SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, TWO DOORS WEST OF SIXTH
STREET WEST, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
o. We VIII offer for sale at public auction, in
NJ front If the premises, on MONDAY, MAY 9TH,
lo75. al clock p. IN, the House and Lot now Oc
cupied by Joseph Pia:Z as "a restaurant, known as
Lot numbered one, a. IN square numbered four
hundred and sixty one, t46l contained within The
following mcte5 and bounds -Commenc ing at a
point on Pennsy avenue northwest forty five
Ijl feet eight 90 inches westWardy from the north
east corner Of said square, and running thence
WaTdly along the line OF said avenue twenty two (22
feet, thence scuthwardly ard AZ right angles with
said avenue hfty-two 1927 feet, thence due south
fifty three 1881 feet eight - inches to the line Of
north street. thence east along said street twenty
Two ~ feet thence north forty +6I feet nine 81
inches, and thence northwardly 10 the place Of be
ginning.
The improvements consist Of large four story
Brick House. containing eleven large rooms, in
elusive Of the room the first floor, which fronts
both on Pennsy lvania venue and street north.
Terms II sale One third Of the purchase money
cash and the balance in equal instruments of one ID
Will be required TO give his notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest at the rate of eight (sl
per cent. per annum, and secured by deed Of trust
on the property. deposit of $50 will be required
when the property Is bid of. COnveyancing at cost
Of purchaser. LEWIS j. DAVIS,
EUGENE CARUSI,
WIN. +. LEACH,
Executors of Estate of l. johnson, deceased.
mayi d Repi L. ID. CLEARI, Salesman.
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JANIS ". CORCoRAN. Trustees.
3 -cpSds DI-NCANSON BROS Aucts
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucti0neers,
II Corner 9Th aud ID streets northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON

CHANCEBY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON,
DC,
O. By virtue Of a dec &c of the Supreme Court Ct
t:i the District of Columbia. passed In said court
on the l2th day of April 1875, IN Equity cause No.
6i. doc Il, will offer for sale at public auction,
the premises, the following described property:
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1875, at 5
clock m part Of square No. yU5i beginning for
the same al point distant ia feet 10 inches north
from the southeast corner Of said square, at the in
tcr-ecton OF street sOut and Sih street s0uthe
running thence north IL feet said Sth ST.. hayin1
northern boundary line of - feet, southern bOuD
Gary line Of about % feet, and contain l2O squ-
feet. more OK less, aud improved by three story
lTick house
TN TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1875, at
80 o'clock p. m, the west p feet of LIT q, in
square lg2p, with imprey cmcnts. Lots l aud ?, n
square iafo, with improvements. Lot ,. in square
lt6i Lot 9, and the IL feet inches Of Lot s. in
square lp16.
ON WEpNESDAY,tt TIE 18th day of NAV. 1875. at
80 clock = Lots ]. 3 3, A. I = g. 10, o. - -,
so 81 3, 81, IS 3d. IN square No lUi3, with improve
meut-.
Terms: ne-thrd of the purchase money to be paid
IN cab. and the Residue IN two equal instruments,
pay able IN six and twelve months pectiyely 18th
Interest from day OF sale, 10 be secured 10y notes of
the purchaser sud reserved lien upon the property
sold, deposit Of SO required upon each pur-
chase at time of sale
JUDSON T. GULL. lr.
CHARLES T.. FRASFR.S if"s'~es'
may1 ptNCANSDN BIO :. Aucts
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
aud UNIMPRDNED REAL ESTATE. BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE of TIE LATE AMMON
GREEN. SITUATED IN TIE CITY OF WASH
lNLllN- III STBIEI DE Col I'M RIA

CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
and UNIMPROYED REAL ESTATE. BELONG
ING TO TIE ESTATE of THE LATE AMMON
GREEN. SITUATED IN TIE CITY OF WASH
lNGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
e. By virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
La the District Of Columbia, passed on the Tth day
~ December, A. u. l>Ii, in cause numbered 1875,
Equity docket IL the undersigned, Trustee will on
> o'clock m, proceed t. sell. at public auCtion. on
the premises, Lot numbered eleven tlll, in square
Numbered eight hundred and sixty four $50: Be-
ginning for the same IA point on Eth street east,
sixty SIX 66 feet from the northeast of said
lot, running thence west one hundred and twenty
tlD ieet thence north sixty six 1857 feet thence east
one hundred and twenty (l1DD feet; thence south
sixty six 66l feet, TO the place of beginning Also,
Sub-lOts numbered twenty three (23) and twenty
four ga. Eay ing j feet front. running back 50 feet
! inches, In square numbered nine hundred and 81 K
ing on oth street east. between and d streets
north With Improvements thereon, consisting two
small twc-stOry Brick Dwellings. Also, Lots num-
tered one %, SIX 80, nine (9 twelve l2), thirteen
Gred and ninety five tS95), running the widths nd
depths uf SAID lots laid down in he recorded plat
of the city Of Washington. Also, Lot numbered one
ID in square nun JeTed eight hundred and nnety-six
1886. Beginning for the same at point street
east sixty two G2 feet from the southeast Of
sald lot running thence north eighty nine $50 feet
four inches thence east sixty two 62 feet thence
south eighty niue lS9l feet four a inches; thence
wet sixty two G2) feet, to the place Of beginning
he terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are.
One-thrd OF tine purchase money in cash, and the
balance i'll two equal instaments at and two
years fl, III the day OF sale, with interest. If the
terms Of sale not complied with within six 10
days from the day If sale the Trustee the
tight to resell he properly at the risk and cost Of
defauIiug purchasers. deposit of fifty 500 dol
lars will b. ed at the time of sale each piece
Of properly sold. All convey ancing Mt purchasers
cost. X. ROSS PERRY. Trustee.
ap2S-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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