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\ PARTISAN TRAGEDY.-Thc holy of Era
llN Mafaune, eleven years % age. the daugh-
Ter OF yun1iSfe i'm the Rue du Fouarre win.
let home on the sd of November with 200
francs belonging Ia her father. has been Toe nd
IN IN" Seine. II has been aScprtafnei tbat a
youth of bad character. aged seventies
named Eugene Henry. with whom she hs~
formed al acquaintance, induced her Ia steal
The money. She gave IL up 10 him with the
exception OF a few silver pieces Being afrais
To return home. She passed the night in the
public latrines. The next evening. meeting
him near the river. she told him She could
not remain an Paris, but intended going In q
distance, and asked him Ia return the mOnr,
He shook some coins out OF his handkerchief
ana on her stopping Ia pick them up. he
Slipped moose around her neck Strangl~<
her, ana threw the body into the river Do
being arrested he attempted suicide He bs.
since confessed Ia the murier. Part OF the
money was found i'm the house OF his moth-s
PORK butcher I'm one of the markets has
also been apprehended, together with two Oh
his companions
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hEPRLLING ANTS.-SOme years ago sayss
correspondent OF the London Times. nj NV
house IN the country, n colony OF ants estsb-
liShed themselves under the kitchen flooring.
Not Knowing the exact locality OF the nest,
endeavored 10 destroy the insects with tree
Gle. sugar, arsenic, &c; but. although I slew
numbers thus. the plague still increased. Al
last, bethinklng myself that ants dislike the
smell of tar, procured some carbolic acid.
and diluted ~ with about n dozen times its
weight of water. j Squirted a pint ofthe mix
ture through the air-brickS under the flooring
and my enemies vanished that day. never 10
return. IL has always been successful. For
cricketS, &c, also. a little of this sent into
their holes acts a. an immediate notice 70
quit.
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lanS 81
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctinneer
ederai Buildings, corner 7th and 4 street, N w

u ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker aud Auctinna~r.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and Il street, w
g. by virtue Of adee,i Of trust to me- dated March
l 70 S J, recorded in Liber No. us, folio 1885, one
G., shall sell public sale i'm front of thu nrmi
ise.r on ShIUkDAl the 10th day of January ISIS
at clock p m, part of Lot one in Square threA
hundred and eighty seven, beginning for the SAM
~ the southeast corner OF said square and running
Thence north ninety feet, thence west twenty five
ieet' thence south ninety feet, thence east ~ The
place OF beginning together with the imprp,e-
House. '' 'iiOH
Terms of sale One fourth cash, (of which sion
mus DE paid ON the ground, and the balance in siI
w. Ee and eighteen months thereafter with Interest
al ten per cent per annum, TO be secured by a decd
OF trust ON the property and il the full terms are not
coniplcd with within ten days after the sale thu
properly VIII he re>old At the risk and cost of the
deiatltlng purchaser. All the Of daeds and re
cordIng to be at the expense of the purchaser
JOHN w. STARR. Trustee.
laE5d Ii. ii. WARNER, Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INpROyRD
PROPERTY ON DEGREES STREET
THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
- 1O14 Pennsylvania avenue
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS. DRY GOODS
CUTLERY, WoMEN'S UNDERGRADUATES
Sales EVERY EVENING at 100 n m and
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY At 10
o'clock a. m.
Oct26 3m JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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Is The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICr
Or COLUMBIA M

Hysith< >Pscta! Tern, December 2oth. ls74
w The ca-e 81 Adiie Winter aiIninistr.frix 81
HENRY st CLAIR WINTER decs.ssj ~ biN ~
ministrairiN aforesaid has with the appreciation OF
Ihr supreme Court OF the District Of C.lumbja 49,.
raid. appointed TT ESDAY, January 2S,b a m
lS95 lot the hnal settlement and distribution OF the
irsnl rstate OF sild deceaed and of the assets in
turned INTO money; when and where all the cTeiitnrs
and hriTs Ot said deceased notified TO attend yitb
their claim. properly youched, or they NAV Other
wis By law b. excluded from all benefit said de-
ceased estate PrOrtdSd, copy Of this order he
published once week Tor three weeks In the Even
Ing star prev iOus 20 the said day. Test
decs tuN A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
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EVENING STAR.
TUNOAI...........y January 3. ls7s.

NO ONE WILL BE SURPRISED To learn
mat N. Guixot, when drawing up his la.t
instructions i,l to his FAMILY, wished 10 preface
Inc nrst page OF his will reads thus:
Il die in the bosom OF the Reformed Chris
tan church OF France, In which was born
ana IN which congratulate myself ON hav-
ing been born. Ia remaining always cnn
nected with her L exercised the liberty of
conscience which she allows her members i'm
enSir relations with God, and which she her
amined, L doubted, L believed that the
strength OF the human mind waS sufficient
70 solve the problem presented by the uni
verse ana man, and that the strength Of the
human viii was sufficient TO regulate mans
life accounting TO it's law and its moral end
After having long lived, acted and reflected
The universe and man are neither of them
suncient to explain and regulate themselves
naturally by the mere force OF fixed laws
which preside over them and of the human
wills which are brought into play II il
my profound belief that Col who Gre
aItu me universe and msn, governs aud
preserves or modified them, whether nv
those general laws which We call nat
ural laws, whether by special acts which we
call supernatural, emanating, ike the gen
eraI laws. from His perfect and free wisdom
ana from His infinite power. which He has
enabled us to recognize in their effects and
Iorbids us from being acquainted with i'm
their essence and design. thus returned
the conviction I'm which 1 was graded
always firmly attached 10 the person and
liberty which have received from God and
which are my honor a. well as my right on
the earth, but again feeling myself child i'm
Gods hands, and sincerely resigned Ia ~
large a share of ignorance and weakness /
believe in God and adore Him. withou; at
tempting to comprehend Him. I see Him
present and acting not only i'm the peTna-
nent government OF the universe and in the
lnnermost life of mems souls hut i'm the his
tory OF human societies, especially i'm the
Old and New Observation-Disclosures Of the
Divine Revelation and action by the media
ton and sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ
for the salvation OF the human race / bow
before the mysteries of the Bible and the
Gospel. and hold aloof from scientific dis
cuSsion and solutions by which men have at
tempted 10 explain them. 1 trust that God
permits me To call myself Christian and /
am convinced that in the light which L am
about to enter we shall fully discern the
purely human origin and vanity of most al
our dissensions here below on divine things {"
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The Family sSDDss. >.

WUYTtfI It1 NNFVVttTc.
The following message passed through the
Warren office one day last week: Colonel
If YOU don't come home the day before
Christmas, and bring my trunk, will make
the store bills hot for you. i have nothing To
wear, and we are going TO have compan'
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
EnD GAIT

IL Is claimed for these waters with perfect conf
denCe. that in certain forms OF disease they have
equal among the medicinal waters of America. rs
p"cially Is this claim made Tor them in the disc
peculiar 20 women, in affections of the kidneys tIad-
DER and appendsges, and in arrangements of The d-
geStiye organs.
Boxes, Containing six gallons in glass, delivered at
the Scottsburg Depot of the Richmond and DanyiIle
railroad at SO Patent carboys Of i- GALLONS : 81.
to be paid in advance. For testirIonials address
THOMAS Il. GooDE, Buffalo Springs.
sep23 WIN Mecklenlurg county, Va
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arEight hundred thousand more women
faar fin

~-Eight hundred thousand more women
Than men I'm Englandi
ayISn't Mr.. Beecher little too serene for
a man in his position?-BOuOa Pos.
py-A close room, a hot stove, and tobac-
co-chewer make powerful bouquet i'm this
kind of weather. The board OF health, az d.
understood its business, would enforce the
cuspadore ordinance.
MA Kansas hydochondriac. meditatins
upon the death of a dog fancier i'm his neigh-
bOriIood, gives vent too the mOumful thought:
Our great men are a petering out sort
rapid like these times. Whisky kills most On
'eIn; some tumbles overheard, ana 'casionaliy
one gets hung"
~A student was reprimanded by the Pro-
fesSOr for his lateness at morning prayers.
and excused himself on the plea that the
prayers took place too late. How, !" said the
Professor, "is six O'Clock too iate?" Yes.
sir" replied the student. "If YOU had them
about four could attend. but no man could
be expected 10 stay up till six"
~MrS. Remission, who had been married
only a year and was only seventeen years old,
was left by her husband i'm NoblehOno. Maine,
while he went on a business visit 20 England
The other day she received news OF his death,
and her grief was intense. She had a bottle
of composition for removing freckles, one OF
the ingredient OF which was an acid, aud OF
this She drank enough to kiln herself
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ii +. ZIMMERMAN a son, Auctioneer..
He No. 3lJ eth street northwest.


Trustees SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE 9N THIRTEENTH AND ID
C0NSISTING OF THREE Two. STORY
THREE TWO STORY BRICKS on d STREET
ALL SIX HOUSES NEARLY NEW.
~ BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated May 2Sth,
kaI A. D. 1873, and duly recorded in Liher No 722,
folio S. ct seq of the land records for the Dis
tIic Of Columbia and AZ the request of the party
cured thereby, will sell at public auction, III front
Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Jan
nary. A. d. ISIS, at O'Clock r. M, the following
described real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton, IN said District 20 wit All Of original lot mum
hered twenty one IN, and the south forty two (42D
feet 90 inches, fronting 18th street east 10y the
entire depth thereof Of original lot numbered twenty
three I'D, In ,uare numbered ten hundred and egh
teen Ols) together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale prescribed by said deed of trust
the amount of Indebtedness secured 70 wit S202975
with interest, at 10 cent from May 18th 1874, to
day OF SIZE and expenses of sale in cash and the bal
ahce ate and IL months for which the notes of the
bearing interest from the day Of sale and
secrred by deed Of trust the property sold shall
De tskeD. $50 deposit each house at time of sale.
hese houses will be sold separately, and the amount
I'm cash to he paid each house will be pro rata of
the whole amount in cash required. Conveyancing
and ,ording at purchasers cost If terms of sale
not complied with in six days from day of sale,
the trustee reserves the right to resell risk and
WIN, +. HOFFMAN, Trustee
decc9-td II. F. ZIMMERMAN & SON, Aucts.
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Southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue aud 18th st
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES ALE0E VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIDE OF il sTRkEEf N6RTH, f BEf TWEEN
fRf sf IRE fsk S5krH MEs at
ACGTi0N, consisting of one Double and three
story Frame House --''' '"' 0n' h"o
y by virtue Of = deed Of trust dated February
ioy, one Of the land records for Washington ccsnty
in the District , Of Columbia and BY request and d
public auction, in front Of the premises, on SATUR
Gssd4Se S:a siSsie p ths I fol Of
Washington, District of Columbia, and known and
deScrIgd as s f%owS to wit Parts Of original Lots
bered three hundred and seventy four, 81 L. begin
f S 1 sHd RSh@s sjFs east nfT am
the southwest corner of lot eight, 81 thence east
one hundred and five (lo5l feet: thence west sixty
FIX feet and six INCHES, 66 r., thence south one
Beginning for the second part at the southwest cor
ner Of lot eight (S thence east eighteen feet nine
lUjl feet thence west eighteen feet nine inches rs
sl2 thence south one hundred and five 1851 feet to
Al point ON 10Th street west one hundred and Sven
feet ten and onehaf inches (IG lOe I2l north from
forty (4Ol feet thence east one hundred and three
'll3 teet thence south forty 40l feet thence west
ginning. Together with the improvements ON the
several parts above-described.
n
and the balance in twelve and twenty four months
Ion which the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers
hearing interest at the rate of ten To- per centum per
anHum from the day of sale, and secured By deed of
lIst on The property sold will be taken. The prop
eriy viii be sold in parcels, each house and tie
ground appertanng thereto constituting one parcel
deposit Of one thousand dollars will b. required of
the purchaser at the time of sale and all convey
Gncing will be at the expense of the purchaser If
the terms of sale not complied with in seven ~
days the trustees the right resell the prop
after five days advertisement in some one or more
newspapers published in Washington, ID. c.
HALIET kILBOURN,f
LEWIS CLEPHANE, ( trustees.
decl2 Rep. LATIMER & CLEaRY, Aucts
NJ TIE ABOVESALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY the 9th day of January, 1875 at the
same place aud hour.
H IAL,t r, KrIdLBoURN,t Trustee.
decT LATINFR 4 CIFsPy ,rc,,
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON Il. r.

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG Il. R.,
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria a. fOllOws.-6,
= 9 10, 4 a. N 3, d, 6.05, p. IN; a
and p. IL. daily, all other trains daily except
sunday.
Local Trains leave Alexandria a. follows:-6, :,
@ 10, 1 a. IN, 1 3, 4 5, 6: 10 and p The
IA. and D p III. from Alexandria daily. all other
trains daily except Sunday.
n. and p: m connect with trains on Wash
ingtpn and Ohio X. u.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond
leaves Washington 1 b p m. daily, except sunday
Through tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
for sale Offices 18th street and Pennsy
avenue and corner 9th street and Pennsy ly ana
nue. where passengers can leave orders for baggage
10 be checked at al hotels and residences through
destination. f.. :. YOUNG,
Jy2iu General Passenger Agent.
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NEWEST DESIGNS.

LANDAUs, LANDAULETs, FIyE-GLAsS
LANDACs, C0UPEs, CoUPLETs. BARoUCHEs,
PHET0Ns, yICTORIAS, CABRIoLETs, BSG-
GIES, DRAGs, COUPE -R0CKAwAYs, GER
MANTOwN COACHES, CLOSE AND SHIFTING
QUARTER COACHES. ENGLISH CoACHEs
CLARENCES, HEARsEs. oct9 IN
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CONSUMPTION, WASTING AND INDIGES
- TON.
sAyORY A MOORE'S

Are As most Potent Remedial AGENTS
They are the only remedies Yet known for affecting
the digestion Of Cod Liver oil and preventing
nassau, while they also efficiently supply the place
0f the oil when the stomach cannot tolerate 1t.
These facts attested by the published records
Of numerous medical men, extracts from which &C
company eac bottle
SAyORY 4 MOORE.
143 NEW BoNp STREET, LONDON; W.
Bottles from 2s. 10 2ls.
And Retail of all Chemists throughout the States
end Canada, who also supply SAVORY MOORES
celebrated COUGH lINCTUS, or PICTORIAL
SYRUP. IVA lists .l2t
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AUCTION SALES.
THUS AFTERNOON

nUNCANSON BROTHERS,
II Auctioneers and [; mmiseion Merchants
southeast corner Of 9th and streets northwest,
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK BoUsys I'M
AN ALLEY BETWEEN AND u AND iorH
AND 18Th STREETS NORTHWEST
81 BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated July s.
one If the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby
viii sfll a. PSbie auction, in front Of the premises
the following described real estate situate in III.
CITY OF Washington, District OF Columbia, TO wit:
Lots numbered fifty eight (sI and sixty two Css in
hundred and seventy four (Nt, together with the
Terms One fourth in cash; balance at one ~, two
secnred BY deed Of trust on the property sold 4
deposit OF 500 will be required deposit on each
Terms to be complied with In seven DAYS pa'oh'eF'
BRAINARp II. WARNER,t
,s.., CHARLES PRENTISS, iras'e'
I ATIMER 4 CLEARI,
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and IIth
street, Star Office Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INpROyRD
PROPERTY ON DEFREES STREET
81 by virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 9th d.v
FL o. y,une, ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No
Washington county, District of Columbia, and by
dlrecti6n Of the party secured thereby win sell on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of January, 1875, at O'Clock
p m, in front of the premises Lot 81 of Shepherd
subdivision Of Square numbered 623 improved NV a
three story Brick Residence. containing modern i'm
Terms Fifteen hundred dollars cash; balance ON
long TIME Terms OF sale to be complied with within
i've days otherwise the Trustee the right 10
resell at risk and cost OF purchaser in default Con
EeyancIng at purchasers cost. 500 down at time of
sale VS.: HOLIDAY, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AuOTIoS-THREE HOUSES
On THE WEST SIDE OF BROWNS COURT.
BEIWEEN 18TH AND 14rH STREETS
NORTHWEST, NEAR BOUNDARY STREET,
SQUARE pa
O. BY virtue of deed of trust, dated June o.
E:i lSl, and duly recorded in Liber No 652 folio -
Of the land records of Washington county, D. c. and
by direction of the holder of the note secured there
by, we will sell at public auction in front of the
premises, ON MONDAY, January II, 1875, at $50
clock p M all those pieces or parcels Of ground in
a~hIngton city, District of Columbia, known and
designated "a lots numbered So, 81 and IS, in w II
Brownies subdivision OF lots in square 23f Each lot
improved by a two story Dwelling.
Terms of sale. $1,000, with ten per cent. intereSt
thereon from December -, 1913, together with the
taxes and expenses of this sale, in cash. balance in
six and twelve months, b. DO secured by notes bear
ing interest and deed Of trust the property
Each house will be sold separately.
Fifty dollars down on each house when the proper
~ l. sold If the terms of sale not complied with
IN five days, the trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and OF the dpfauIting
purchaser. COnveyancing at purchasers cost
X. i. DODGE,
L. a. DARNElLLE, ( trustees.
deCp dSds IATIMER " CHEARY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW,

w. L. WAN T.. = S So3 ,sYSs s,Ps,ss.'
Nos. 900 and goa Peonsyiv sais avenue, cor 9th st
SPECIAL SALE OF 40 ELEGANT p.RIoR
SUITS OF THE MOST MODERN STILES,
~. MHnhiLNST CHAMBER FURNITURE, SIDE
BLES in WALNUT AND OAK, WITH Din
M CHAIRS. HAIR AND SHUCK MAT
CLOTHS, &C, &C
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January s,
" iH3, commencing at o o clock, We will self ON
10 the first and second floors Of our salesroom-
= 40 SETS PARLOR FURNITURE
Black aud Gray Hair Cloth, London Smoke, Pearl
Green, Striped, Red and Fancy Reps
we call special attention Of buyers to the Parior
Furniture.
Twenty five sets Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Fifty Marble-tOp Tables.
Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bureaus.
Be1steads, Tucker Springs
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Sideboards, Bookcases, sc, &C.
Also,
Ten Rolls Tapestry and other Carpets
Three hundred pieces Olcloth, with large stock of
other furniture and housekeeping articles
Jana W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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NOTICE.-Highest cash prices paid for Second
l y hand CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BOOTS and
MAN 4 CO., $50 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 10th
street, octS-ly
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WASH. y. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer
w tNuCccssOr to Green & Williams, AuctS -,
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sis

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
House ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF NORTH ID
SIKEEI; BETWEEN 131s AND 14TH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
- ny virtue OF deed Of trust to Us, dated August
IL %, \. II. l513, duly recorded in Liber No T2t
folio i3l ct seq of the land records for the Dis
rict Of Columbia and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, will sell, in front of the premises
az public auction, ON WEDNESDAY, January s.
loi at clock p. m, all that certain piece or par
eel Il ground situate in the city of Washington II
& known and described rs lot ettered " II, =" of Ann
blanchard subdiN IsiOn of lot numbered eight (SD
aud part 81 lot numbered nine 81 square numbered
~" hundred and fifty seven 257D, fronting eighteen
49, feet nine (9l inches ID street north and run
hing back with that width distance of seventy six
76l feet, together with the imprOv encnts a. above
TERMS One-thirl cash; balance at 6. II aud Is
months, with interest At ten per cent from day of
sale secured by deed of trust the property sold
deposit OF loo will be required time Of sale All
ConNeyanCing at expense of purchaser. If terms are
not complied with i'll seven day-, the Trustees re
serve the right 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost 81 the defauting purchaser after five days ad
yertIsement. NJ. L. CALIAN,
b. IL WhKNER, Trustees.
dec4-eo6cs WASH Il. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ED.

OWENS. On January 4th, lS75. Al 10 O'Clock ..
m, CHARLES & OWENS. aged 20 " ar.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his son. George W. Owens, No. AGA street, be-
tween 4ih and 5th streets Relatives and friends
invited to attend AZ II o'clock Wednesday.
RILEY. On the 81 instant, at ] clock II. m,
TERRENCE W. RILEY. aged - years.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested 20 attend the funeral, from his fate resi
dence, AZ street, between and streets southwest,
10 morrOw, Wednesday, at clock Pm. q
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THE SECRET of health. First-Kecp cool
Second-Eat regularly and slowly. Third
Maintain regular bodily habits. Fourth
Take early and very light suppers; or, better
still. none at all. Fifth-hecp - clean skin.
Sixth-Get plenty of sleep al night. Seventh
keep cheerful and respectable company.
Eighth-keep out OF debt. Ninth-Don't set
your mind on things YOU don't need. Tenth
Mind your own business. EleVcnth-Don'L
set up To he a sharp of any kind. Tweifth-
Subdue curiosity Boston Tron0Tsg.
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TIL STEFS, SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
DN ELLING, SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
Oh STREET. BETWEEN 18th AND l4TH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
Tta By virtue of a deed of trust. dated November
Iii %, A. ID. 1873 and duly recorded in Eiber No
~ folio 33, Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thereby, we win sell. at public auction in front of
the premises. on TIL RSDAY, January Z, IS74, at 4
@ clock p M, the following described real estate,
situate IN the city of Washington, District of Colum
bia, and known part of lot No. -, in DayidsoDs
subdivision Of square No. 24S beginning for the
same at the northeast Of said LOT 40 and run
ming thence south one hundred and ten aud ten.
twelfths Clio l0l2) feet; thence twenty three
and n-twelfths y 10 l2) feet; thence north one
hundred and ten and ten-twelfths (llO 10 l2l feet
thence east twenty three and ten-twelhs (23 10 ~
feet TO the place Of beginning together with improve
ments above mentioned.
Terms: : l,7S3, with interest at ten per cent per
annum from May ~. s74 to day of sale and xpcnses
OF sale IN cash; balance at six and twelve months for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from day OF sale and secured by deed of trust the
property sold will he taken deposit Of 500 will
be required Of the purchaser AT time of sale and all
conyeyanciDg at cost of purchaser. Ii the terms
sale are not complied with in seven % days, the
Trustees the right TO resell the property
the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser, after
five days advertisement in some one or more news
papers published in Washington, u. c.
JOHN HITZ. In.
BRAINARp IL WARNER Trustees.
deC24-eoSds E. SWEET, Auctioneer