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PLAYING SEVENTH FOR BARY-we
have II from good authority that near this
city, Few days ago, n game OF ssseven-up'.
was played, a little girl OF Eve summers he
ing The prize. The father had PLAYED and lost
everything he had, and while under the in
nuence OF liquor proposed % put up his LITTLE
sirl against a certain amount OF money The
proposition was At once accepted aud the
game began. At the last hand the gam,
stood-father, .; opponent ?. In the deal the
father received the following trumpS: King.
zen seven and tray; HIS opponent received
ace, JACK, four and deuce. The father begged
ana was given one, which maSls him within
one OF going out Confidently believing that
The game was his, he threw down the King
and tray, eNclalming. "Can you beat that for
nigh or low His opponent replied that he
could beat both, and showed his hand and
claimed high, low, jack and the game. The
claim was denied, the father hoping That ne
could take the game himself The game
went ON, resulting IN the success OF his oppo-
nent, who secured the game by two POINTS
The winner stiH has the child, and states that
ne intends Keeping IL, unless the father uses
The law TO regain his loss. She is in good
hands, much better than those OF her father
who Is widower and a man OF disSolute
naolts, although the possessor OF a kindly
neart when not under the influence OF LIQUOR
C6ssacR Bluffs Globe.
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He rs dn't seen him, tut Sometu.dv Ia, trsx
him That there was q lady with a 40, = "a -
M usin. -Ah, ne must be rem wed. Palace
oettern 70 oring nasty sore-eyed Poodles into
He ssve another twis, a, the brake. SIAM
med the door behind hiaa. cockei MS rat
over bis len eye, and vsddied down me Aisle.
hating IN front OF the mistress Of TIE dog
Madame, that dog N have 20 come out o.
but, sir. be dees not disturb any one IN
nerei he lies very quiet under the seat Voc
wall let him stay, won't you?"
cant DO ~, ms'sm; he'll have u come
Out hems my orders, no dogs aboard the
'sleepersi here, you little brute, here"
low growl nom under The seat Was the
Only response. The brakeman Opened his
key, a little too deep a bass for q small aos.
but he must be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an.
cents on every dog brought 20 he baggage
smssher. Come out OF hat, yon cur lie
reached under the seat. grasped his doxxhtr
by bis of ear, and he came out In facf yoa
nsvsr saw saw dog come out 80 lively, and he
OF an Insignificant little poodle, n great,
black Newfoundland, a. big Is a cow; W az
brought 10 light. Things look interesting
bad the brakeman by the part that On the
Lowl race generally gets over the fence last
There " rs a struggle, brakeman was sent
20 perioi m snndry antics over the top OF the
car seats; then there was a wipins OF floors
ny brakeman, assisted by dog. Ladies
scUamed, men fiourished umbrellas and
travelling sacks. Only one unfeeling urchin
the eanut boy, hallooed, "Sick him Tige'''
and quickly disappeared. Some one in thr
confusion pulled the bell-rope. Toe engine
whisiled down brakes, and the conductor
ana All hands rushed 70 the rescue. Aswiich-
man pried open the dogs teeth, poor man =
plaster placed where 10 would do the most
good. and the bra KEENAN,. and not the dog.
was taken 70 The baggage car.
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"WHAr keeps Mr.. N from kirk,
james 2" said q worthy minister. al hope it's
not Methodism." "No," responded the YER
ger; It's something worse than Methodism.
What then Is IL Calvanism ?' Worse
IL is not Deism ?" "Much worse, an it
please your reverence, than even that"
"Good heavens ~ said the astounded pastor,
"can Ii be Atheism which deprives us of the
best churchwarden that ever shook a box ?''
"Truly," responded pious James, "'tis q
much more serious matter; it is rheuma-
tismi-
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CpGAR SPEIDEN,

VERY DESIRABLE 49,. ss6R SALE AT AUG.
- On SATURDAY, Oct 3Oth, 1875. at O'Clock
- m, win be offered at public auction, in front
-of the premises. on 9, between lath and 18th
square 2O9 with depth Of 100 feet 70 pubiis alley
TO be sold subject to decd of trust, dated August
eth, 1875, for 500 for one year.
Terms: One half In excess Of trust, cash. balance
In twelve months, secured BY deed OF trust on the
property ct per cent. interest go down when
sold. Convey ucing q cost Of purchaser.
- ". I. JOHNSON; Auct.,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUHCANS0N BROS, Auctoueers
- Southeast corner Of 9Th and stresrs n w.

q s1a srask afn sssr
Dsire, Of SoISmsa 'ns Sss On The S0 ss
ss5 e eetSssT A. aod D. s in Sal sSa csass
asth dss oe s1 sas s on s
sround and premises with the sp s,n Z.
the P.rcs Of coiams. and tno .. nna
on me srou1d plan or pls, Of said ey IN said Dis
red aad twenty eight and oou,ain
60 , within the ioio.ins metes aud bounds: Begin
Quss ches Icrta from the .onss~est stu corr SS.
ner o. said iot and running thence sith the bound
lsSl feet mine and three quarter asj inches to the
corner OF saiu square, thence east along
siIty let .nd one inch to shs northeast
corner Of said Tot, thence along the boundary
quarter thence es. fns eng 1f sss
one T sm inch Cd to tot, the place q besinI'nf
equal nsiau,ents sir and twelve mouths respec,
lively, with interest, to be secured By approved
final ratification Of the sale and the fun payment Of
the purchase money Convey sneins At cost q pur,
sale JUDSON r. GULL, Trus.ee
oct15-d DUNOANSON RROS Apcfs
THos; BOWLING,
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis avenue and iith st.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE,
n On TUESDAY M55fRs1so, October 10Th,
ls1s, at 0 O'Clock, at store No. t6s Penpsyl
81 vania avenue, betw cen A. and 9th streess,
northwest we shall sell the following effects
2French plate Mirrors,
2Marble top Tables,
SMarble top Counters,
2silver mounted Show Gases,
walnut Case,
7Window Rehectors,
42light Chandeliers,
Shelving Gases and Drawers,
Lot Stands and other miscellaneous goods
terms cash. f RoBERF + " kA fhTfE. Adm'rs.
octllI3,l6, THOS BOWLING, Auct.
Tux ABOVE SALE Ia UNAyOIDABLY
POSTPONED until TUESDAY MORNING, No
ysmber I'd, lS75, same hour and place. BY order of
the administrators.
octls q 26.29,novl THOs. BOWLING, Auct
TH0MAS DOWNING,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker,
, At the old stand of Latimer & Cisary,
Southwest Corner Pennsy vania avenue and 18th st.
TRUSTEES sALEOF COTTAGE HILL" LOT
AND COTTAGE.
G5 BY virtue 0ftrust dated May LIST, 1873, Liber
LIS, folio ~. L will sell FRIDAY, the 29th
OF october: 1875, at O'Clock D. m the premises
Lot 81, in block 3, Hall Holden's subdivision of
Cottage Hill The Lot has about l,St0 square feet,
q small Cottage.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six months
with interest: SGO deposit when sold. All con-
veyaneing and recording at cost OF the purchaser.
g. W. STIOKNEY, Trustee.
oct2l dts THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FVNHOMAS BOWLING
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
(At the old stand of Latimer Clearly
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street

TWO FRAME BUILDINGS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
There will be offered for sale, at auction, on
~ THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, at 5 OF ock D
~ in front of the premises, two Frame Buildings
situsttd on Lot In Square &C. being the invest
corner OF 2ist and STREETS. The buildings be
removed within 80 days from the day of sale.
dc eTms Sash ,Rs,, k kHns kSrTA
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~ Young ladies are advised by the Hart
ford Courant 10 carry revolvers.
nrRejected lover-But couldn't you learn
TO love me? Young LADY, might I'LL
never saw you again.
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hOWNMAN & GREEN,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
No. Ala It'll street northwest.

h0WNMAN GREEN,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
No. Ala It'll street northwest.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE SITUATE ON SOUTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN ATH AND 5La STREETS SOUTH
HAST, BEING A TWO-SrORY FRAMED
IWELLING, No. All STREET SOUTH
EAST.
a By virtue of a deed of trust to rs, dated the
II oath day of March, A. ID. 1875, and recorded
March 25th, D. 1875, in Liber No. $50, folio O.,
fthe land records for Washington county, District
of Columbia, and by direction Of the holder OF the
note secured thereby, will sell public auction
in front Of the premises, MONDAY, the LIST day Of
November, A. y. 1870, at o'clock .. m. all that
piece or parcel Of ground and premises, situate in
80 being the east half Of Lot No. nine, 9l in quars
numbered eight hundred and nineteen, 1919
Terms of sale: Six hundred dollars with ten per
cent interest fIom Mares oath, 1875, and the ex-
penses Of this sale, ia cash; the balance in six
Twelve and eighteen months. with interest, to be Sc
cnred by deed Of trust. Fifty dollars down when
properly is sold. Ali conveyancing at purchaser
c,ss. The Trustees reserve the right to resell at
purchasers coet il the terms not complied with
In i've days. w nowur.u
8. .. GsEEs. AM Trustees.
DOWNMAN 4 GREEN, Aucts.
oct73s ,tuah&s (Trib INV ,f&m.l
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An OBSTINATE WoMAN.-Ona WOODWARD
avenue car yesterday an oldish man with a
beakish nose and hawkish eyes changed
seats 10 get beside n woman about thirty
years old, and trying 10 smile tenderly he In
quirec:
will you be my ducke-
w b. att" she exclaimed, moving away
"Win You be my morning lark he in
quired, smiling all over.
Who are you, sir?" she eaSped, looking
nom him To the other two passengers
Names Highly, ma am and will You be
my Sparrow
Protect me, sir9" she asked OF one of the
passengers.
eff you say another word TO that lady III
snock your head Off" exclaimed the passen-
ger doubling his fists.
mot word-not another word - replied
the beak- nosed man, waving his hand. sIf
she doesn't want 10 be my jaybird that set
ties IL, and she can be an old maid and love a
yaller- eyed parrot"
And he settled hack, wiped his nose, and
seemed sleepy.-Dcfroif Ere Pres
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GOAL. COAL! WOOD! WOOD y
CT ZAP! CHEAP FOR CASHf

TH0UeAHDs OF TOMS oRpEREp.
kinds Of COAL and WOOD.
Now n the time 20 buy
IL You would save money get GOOD article end ,sss
scstsAs, 80 pounds % the ton, call on shs under
sifnsd before ySI by:
and III he issiiitsss Ribs tSsrsse snss2sS sSs
the delivery Of Coa direct iron our vssssis % -
nents. a visit 20 our Wharvss end Depot Vim co.,
vince one = gScs H q or uns1s.s.ss seys,sscs.
Coed OAK WOOD delivered - loo - 90 10 ~
sinse TRIAL n I'll thas n nsosoasy % convince
the public Of H. sboys fscg-
Ma, on. -: yH bs.ss ~ :: SSosS1SfS HHsS1
q l1th and Nh 0troses.
oas.-siifs { 80 -. s''ss'~' ..s..
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVE- BETWEEN
W-ASRIN GTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Ste amships Z. C. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will u ake egu'ar week -cccs-
iy trip between NEW YORK, L.LEX aSfEfn
ANDRA. WAS GrON andss<I5--s
GkORikTOWN. as foliows:-Leave NEW YORK
nom Pier II; East River every SATURDAY az
a. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
Ttr full Information apply TO r. p. A. DEEHAM,
business Office ard wharf, % " ater street, George
tov n, the Cfice the President, near street
bridge. wv. TBOMPSUN, President
~ FreiRhts delivered by kDox's Express. Orders
left a, General Office, COS Pennsylvsnia avenue
or at the steamers wharf, will be promptly attended
o.. al tr
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pERFUAIERY.

PERFUMERY.
J. Il Il. ATKINSON'S
EsS. WHITE ROSEWOOD VIOLET
and sTEPHANOTIS, EAU DE COLOGNE
-LAvENDER WATER.
PRIZE MEDALs-LONDoN, PARIS,
VIENNA, CORDOVA, LIMA.
Sold By all first class dealers throughout
the States.
J. Il z. ATKINSON,
"a, Old Bond street, London.
Sole Agents in New YoIk..AREOLD 4 McNARY
ssaD,Hs s.sEso,ssS y Trade MARK
II The once II the LYooMINo FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY has been removed 20 Room Mo-
III. suOeh old So%rssy he's been IL Tor
.ss =. isS;;s q ssRa. A....
s6 81 SGTkT ~ E Lss DISTRICT
~ si@No $50 T. s. Equity Docket Il. 0s y
"B" and :. r." OF Thomas H Parsons recorded sub
sys,0S Of =,
1873 ordered that the land sales Be rathed and en-
tore the ass Of u.s. pes
yiced this order be iasertsd in pewspsper pub
tnrss sssa:. The report states the smosut q sles
wii stfIssHs o S:.s c.rs
dIfrzxsssa ss r.; e Alb = a tGssso Oo.J
N sscasNr TAYLOR
Metro pslf,n az tsl, llats Bro.atg
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

f sSSs si Z. 4:
snd DSoestic onAIMfe end 0ALCIMnD las
d66hks az hs1diins rely my niliio.s q ~.
charect.e IN ny line VIII dispafch end ndslity =
Wholesale end fsta0, upon torn thAt dsly eo0De-
dtton-
Central omce-sas Lcuisle.s syssue norsnvse.
80 49, :. z: -; - -. s's.A's's'
ocx0-1y w. 0O1AAuO.
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INOwNMAN 4 GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers' and Aucttouee~x
Al2 18th street Northwest

TRnSTkEs SALE OF THREE Two-sToRY
ss1UTH sIpE OF sIRhHI, BETWEEN
IssCOND. IHIRn AND Fouhrh HOUSES
- by virtue Of Q deed OF trust. dated Octoher
= 10Th, A d. lsl3, and duy recorded ia Liber No.
t93 folio 1873. OF land records for the District Of
olu,, 6ia and ct the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell. at public auction in from of the
premises, on TIE RSDAY. November I Ith, ls7s, at
ocloek m. all those pieces lots of grou I'D in
the city OF sshingtoD. in said District and known
as Lott number ID one hundred aud thirty four lSa
ore hundred and thirty I've (i35D. and one hundred
and thirty six (l3sD OF Darrow subdivision of ARR
OF Square numbered two hundred and six (2OsI. a,
said subdivision is recorded in Survey or Office of
said city in Liber e. D. o. No. folio lao, together
with the i'm prov eme Its thereon.
Tbs property Will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. (of vbch e7s on
each house must be paid at time OF ssie;D and the
balance in six and twelve months, with interest at
ten per cent. from day of sale until paid, 90 he
secured by purchasers notes and deed Of trust on
the property sold. Convey ncing and recording At
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale not complied
with in six days after The Trustee reserves the
right te resell q. risk and cost of purchaser in
default WIN r HOLTZNAN TTu stee
BOWMAN q GREEN, Auctisneers
oci2s eotd TRepuhlicani
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u Il. WARNER,
d. Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and y Streets q. ".
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE ON iAIH SHEET WE5r.
WASHINQTON n m y

. By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the lst day
OF October, 1879. and recorded in Liber No gu,
folio Isl, one Of the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, and BY drec-
ton OF the party secured, will sell ct public auc-
ton In front Of the premises. on THURSDAY, tho
18th day OF November, A. ID. 1875, ct O'Clock D. N
all that piece or parcel OF ground situated In the
city Of washington, I'm tbs District Of COLUMBIA,
Known and described ~ Lot numbered sixty niue
t69 In Pierce and Klnglos corded Subdivision OF
square numbered two hundr, aud seven ls07), with
the improvements thereon, con .isting OF Q three
8 orr Brick Dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in and II
months with interest, secured BY deed OF trust on
the property. A deposit Of lao viii be required ct
the time Of sale. All conveyancing ct the cost Of
purchaser. II terms not com plied With in ave
dsys from day Of sale tho Trustee reserves the right
to rsse the property at the cost Of the dcfaultng
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR., Trustee.
ocfDd J. =. COLDwDLL, Salesman.
~rHE ABOVE PB0P8RTY, No. lySs 18th
street, IL . dne three-stary press brick Dwsllipg
House. containing Is rons, with hot and cold
water, range, furuaoa and batfObe stoves, aud All
modern impseveneuts. PezsoDs DESTROYS Of pur4
chasips are invited to inspect NE premises before
the day Of sale. Z
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EVENING STAR.
AN OHIO PBYsIcrAN Paws Dr.RIy ron

An OHIO PHYsIcrAN PAYS DEARLY roR
OUTRAGrNG A PATrENT.-At Urbana, m. A
case OF considerable local interest which ha
been on trial In the circuit court for some
time was concluded last week. IL seems frou,
IRE evidence that, one year ago last Nav
DR. II: A. Haley, was the family physician oi
Asa Bymer, poor but honest man, aud that
about that particular time he had been treat.
ing one OF Mr.. Hymer's daughters, a girl Of
sixteen, for a disease peculiar 20 the female
sex; that one pleasant afternoon the doctor
called at the house OF the patient, and invit-
ed her To ride out with him in his carriage.
as be was going 10 Thomasboro, about three
miles distant, and would return before night.
which she consented To do; but, for some res-
son, best known TO himself. his stay In town
was protracted till after nightfsll, when he
started for home. But, before reaching there,
the doctor succeeded IN accomplishing the
young girls ruin. At the same time urging as
reason for % doing that her health would
be much benefited. The father soon after
learned what bad taken place, and immefi-
stely commenced suit for damages, and the
case was given 10 the jury. After being out
about one hour, they returned with a verdict
OF 81 ,0o0 for the plaintiff.
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MITCHELL. On Tuesday, a5th, o. n O'Clock D.
m. after q painful illness Of days, MR. MArIIDA
4: MITCHELL, age 7s years and 10 months.
Funeral thursday, O'Clock D. m. from her late
residence, 1016 street southeast. The relatives
and friends II the family respectfully Invited 20
attend. m
Ryan. On the 18th Of October, 1875, at o'clock.
MICHAEL Ryan. aged ~ years.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
the deceased, corner 9Th and northeast on
"Wednesday, 81 ~ O'Clock.
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RALIIRoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEror cORNKR 6TH AND e1n IITs NV.
Amer MSndsy, September 18th. 1875, trains viii
rRAIHs LEA 50 ron BALTIMORE
geo ha;' t,Lhited Axprea, daily for the West:
Yars a Dali, .I &c. and Nov
$40 g. M, ACCOMMODATION 70 Baltimore, daily.
s:33 Q. m, limited Express for New iorG, dAii,
Il:ss Gins w..s aSs Ee eI daily s.o.,
lis IL S:.s 81 e ssss:. q: s:I s 5:
H.s..H,; Sse?s%anaos.uss, a.,,y except Sunday.
$50 M. Cincinn.i KI eres., daily for the West
SOS , u csily. New YORK Might Express.
els n ssf w E. 4, sst1
SIS o. m, Accommodation, daily EXCEPT Sunday.
e:St .. NJ, T.st Line, daily.
s:ss ;. n, ssiii@ors ssS fSiisasiSSsS izS1:s
les ,. n. ifm,ssa i,,rs. i.o. new YORK, d.,,,
s:SS ,. M, asy EIpr.ss, daily except sunday.
SEQ ,. N. Aocommodation, daily except eund
e:l0 ,. NJ, taily from Baltimore AID the Wet
Trains leaving Wsshinston ssT:0 Q. n and 80
a so snsspt SusdfE, connect 81 Bowie With
Trains leaving W ashinaton q 500 O. n. and IN =,
.. connect ct odenton With trair1 fer Annapolis.
frefae arriving 1t WashinGton ct 5N N. and 800
T. .'sonnsos 81 Bowie Win trsiss from PoDsb OrssA
fs.enlsrs ieavin| sssir orders q Ilekse OAee,
syeaus, noras est corner stS SsSess and PennWivs-
s6.etsd 81 hs,rs aud rssdsaes: g su POINTS aorsS
ous, indians poiis, Leuisyiile, o. Locis, Nov or.
eens Chicase, 0nah., San Yrsasisos, and an Doflis
ezo. o. WILKIas. sq2erinssndens:
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Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary,
southeast corner Pepnsyiyanis avenue and 18th o.
TRUSTEEs' SALE CrvALUABLEIMpRov
or H sTREET NORTH AND TWENTY.
FOURTH STREET WEST.
z By virtue of deed Of trust, dated July 18th,
ID. 1873: and duly recorded in Liber No III,
feo 2o one Of the land records for the District o!
CoiumbiA, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, we will sell At public auction in front Of
the premises on MONDAY, November LIST, ISIS, at
4:3O p m, all that lot, piece OF ground. situate
In the city Of w ashingtoD, in said District, and
known as lot numbered eleven III J, in square NUN
bered thirty 81, with the improvements there
on, consisting of three two-story frame houses
nearly new.
Terms Of sale: Fourteen hundred and seventy f,ul
dollars and expenses Of sale to be paid in csh OF
which ESQ viii be required at time of sale, and the
balance in six and twelve months, BY purchaser:
notes, bearing eight per cent. interest from day OF
sale until paid, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, all cash at the purchasers option
ConveyanciBg and recording at purchasers cost.
The above perty will be sold subject to such gen
eral other taxes may be against it, If terms OF
sale are not complied With IN ten days. the trustee.
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
LOUIS p WISEs Trustees.
octls Saw THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, uctioneers.
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
STREET NORTH, NEAR l4TH STREET

a By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, passed on the I'd day
Of March, 1873, in Equity cause No. 3,l22, wherein
Robert Cotman and Others are plaintiffs. and John
w. Moore and others defendants, shall sell TO
the highest bidder IN front of the premises, at FIVE
S,eloek P m, on TgEspAY, the % day o. Noyem-
ington city. These lots in beauty and convenience
Of location are not excelled BY amp in the city.
They front on street north, very near the 18th
street Circle, at the intersection OF Vermont and
MASSACHUSETTS avenues. Lot Q is unir proved, and
is Is feet wide by Isl feet deep. Lot Is Al feet in
width, with an average depth Of lbs feet, and is ion
proved by good three story Brick Dwelling house,
containing eleven rooms, and large Brick Stable.
There is wide alley in the Of these lots. They
will be sold parately.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash-SaD0 at time Of
sale; one third in one year from day OF sale, and
one third in two years; the deferred in all
to bear interest from day Of sale, and to be
cured by the notes Of the respective purchasers and
as to either lot be not with in days from
day OF sale, that lot will be resoli at the risk and
to be at the purchaser en- pense.
A. q. WORTHINGTON, Trustee.
ect30 dtd WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aqct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-SToRY FRANZ
HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED ON THE COR
NER OF 9TH AND l. STREETS NORTH

HOISE hND LUI STU BUVN tn Y CUK-
NER OF 9TH AND l. STREETS NORTH-
FAST.
T. By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the 2i-t
"a day OF ynDe, A. d. 1872, and duly recorded in
Llber No. 6Ss, folio 1913, Of the land records for
Washington county d. O., and at the request of he
ton, in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY the
4th day OF November, ISIS, at 81 o clock m ali
that piece and parcel Of ground in the city Of Wash
ingt9n, ID, e., and known az and being Lot num-
bered one I'D, In James Csllan's recorded susdi-
ty nine 1921 with the improy enents, consisting Of
q two-story Frame Dwelling house.
The terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in
notes at g. II and Is mouths after date, at psr cent
interest per annum TIL paid. Adepost of 100 will
be required Of the purchaser time of sale. All
conveysncing, &C.. at purchasers cost. Should the
e ms Of sale be not complied with in 1--WE days after
the sale the Tru tees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauting pur
chaser. jos n ES y; JONES' Trustees.
octl6-d DUNOANSON BROS Aucts
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