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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
Bnsiness Noiites.

DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your dyelng
and cleaning 10 the NFw.YORK DYBNG AND PuNSG eIA
IsHSST 90 Duare-st 1852 Broadway, ana olO rX'ise "
y. SO and Go Pierrepontst Brooklyn EsIa o. years
To THE CONsUMPTIvE.-L Let those VINO IAN
0usb under the fatal severity % climate through any
1monary complain even those who in decided con
sumptiOn by no despair There is sate anu SURF
remedy al hand and easily tried 'WlIOGS CoNFc Nd
OF COP IIyEg LIME" without possessing the sey
OH heretofore used ~ endowed Oy
the phosphate with healing property which Telei
the OIL dOubly efcGcOus RemarkaDle tesUMoas Oi
shown to those who desire 10 see Iheu O "
A B. WIBOB, Chemist Boston.
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amnsemsnts ano aIestinas 90 Night.

RoorHs TuEATRR-l:30 and 8: "Sardanapalms.
FITTH AVENUE THBATER-2 and ZAP; " l-le;, c.A,u +,
dRtSn OTFRA House, and s: " Uncle Toms Canlh.
TSCEIM TtTEK-i30: Lady of Lyons" 8; Romeo
and Juliet" - ,
OiY1nIc NOyEITY THEATER.-2 and ) variety, Jim.
PARK THEArER.-2 and 9 "sweetheaits' ana 1On
Cobb"
BAN FRANCISCO MINsTRFLs.-2 and z.
TONY PASTORS NEW TnEATER.-NaIiey: ,,.
TwgErY-TIiIRD STREET OPERA HOJsE.-kely q Icons
Minstres o. mi. IT, ~
UEIoS SQUARE THEATER.-l;30 and s: 1.-THE Two W
ypIG1CK's TnEArER-1:3O and 81: Forbidden Fruit"
ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening" Ceh1euiii"
Loan Exhibition. - ,,, r,,ir
ANERICAN ISsuTUrE.-Day and Evening; Annual aia'
CHICKRRING HALL.-l:3O and ; : lie Cohmanucui N''A
-. ..-..,....,.
0ILMoRE's GARDEN.-Barnums EntertalnInenlt. TO-.
MASONIC TFMPLE-CrOmwvPs Illuminated lIiStI q,
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART-Day anu G'ohi"s
Centennial Loan Exhibition. -
HEw-YORK AQUARIUM.-Day ana Evening.
NO Goa MISUNDERSTANDING COaI Mlhe'
sTEISwAY HALL; Concert. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

We Drint i'll another column Mr.. August
Belmonts remarkable effort to show that the
election of the ticket which bears the name
of Thos. A. Hendricks and has the warmest
s,Ipport of the repudiationists and intationists,
would not in the least impair the Govern
ment credit. We have reason to believe that,
of all the members of the Syndicate, Mr.. Bel
mont stands absolutely alone i'll this opinion.
Mr. BelmOnt's views as to the value OF u. >.
bonds in the past have not been found so
uniformly correct and far-sccing as to give
much worth to his present judgment and
neither European capitalists nor American
voters are likely to depend now upon his
guidance in such matters. His notion that
change from Republican to Democratic rule
at Washington would have no greater
effect upon our Government credit than
a change from Liberal to a Tory
Cabinet has in England is absurd. There
is absolutely no parallel between the two cases
The Liberal and Tory parties in England vie
with each other in their devotion to the public
credit and in the indignant scorn with which
they drive from public life any man who
prcsumes to tamper with the sacrcdness OF the
bond which pledges the faith Of the British
nation. Here, on the contrary, one party Is
distiuctively the party of good faith az to the
public debt. The other is cOnspicuOusly led by
men who believe it fair and lawful to pay the
bonds in greenbacks instead of coin, and to
initiate the greenback currency "enOugh to
"drive away hard times" 1t is the
triumph of a party led by such men
that Mr.. Belmont says would not in
the least affect the public credit. The
very existence of such party in England is
impossible but if there were such party
and if it did by any miracle succeed, does Mr.
Belmont believe that Consols would command
their present pricei The fact may as well be
rccognized-and Mr.. Belmont is the only man
in the Syndicate who will pretend to deny it
that the election of Tilden and Hendricks
would put almost an absolute stop to the four
and half per cent loan, and to any further
successful effort to reduce the present rate OF
interest on our Government obligations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 80 CTIm TRIBUNE
Guide to the E1hi6itiOnl is for sale. on all
the principal trains dyririRg at and departing
from Ne,C- York and Philadelphia, aud me re-
Dort 10 this office of any failure to obtain it from
The train nerSJoyS ,oW be regarded as tdCOr.
II piH be sent to any address, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of the price, 10 cents in sheet form, or %
cents IN pamphlet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

It's desirable that there should be full attend
ance at the special meeting of the Union League
Club tonight to consider questions relating to the
Presidential election. BY invitation OF the Executive
Committee, Gen. Carl Schurz will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 Oper annun.
SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. S3 per an
WEEKLY InBCNE Mail Subscribers 81 per annunl'
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. The TRIBUNE. New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

speech in Pennsylvania, in which he states
some facts not generally known with respect
70 significant changes in the constitutions Of
Southern States He shows that Alabama
Arkansas, Missouri, and Texas have stricken
from their constitutions the requirement OF
paramount allegiance TO the Union, and have
substituted much milder phrases After TINS
the South can hardly complain if the North
declares that the specter of States Rights
again stalks abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

In very few days the name of William NJ
Tweed ought to appear in the list of diStin-
guished arrivals. This will be a Democratic
gain of one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

The denomination of S. B. Chlttcnden to
Congress ought to be as good as an assurance
of reelection. He has been a valuable MEM
Der, and he belongs to class of men whom
it is always a good thing to have in public
life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

All the horse-car poetry was written in vain.
While the universal heart of man was melted
by it, an unpoetical swindler in Brooklyn had
organized band of conductors which plum
dered the companies for two years The
ingenuity of these men would do credit to the
trustees Of q savings bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
Nen2lprli Daily 0riba1a1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

While the anomaly of Democratic Con-
gressional delegation from Massachusetts has
already ceased to he with the return of Gen.
Banks to the Republican party, and is not
likely soon to be repeated, there are five doubt
ftl districts, of which some account is given
i'll Boston letter on another page. 1t is a
little encourag ng to learn that Gen. Builers
campaign is less abusive than usual, but by
no means so pleasant to hear that the move
mcnt for Judge Hoar is in need of organiza-
ton. The men who wish to save this district
the disgrace of being represented by Butler
must know that his campaign is not likely to
suffer for want of effort and organization.
They must be up and doing. Butler, reelected
over man like Judge Hoar, would grow In
sufferable but Butler defeated twice and re-
iected by both districts to which he has sub
mitted himself, would be brought pretty near
to his political extinction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

State Engineer Van Buren, has reduced the
cost of engineering on the canals to one-half
the figure of last year. There is no sort of
official achievement that is quite so popular
nowadays as this, and Mr.. Van Bnren, who
has the reputation of being a careful and
faithful officer, deserves full credit for his
economy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

In the Poughkecpsie district in this State
there has been already some mutterns against
Gen. Ketcham, the Republican nominee for
Congress, as "Doss Shepherds man." a letter
from a correspondent, who has an especial
familiarity with the affairs of the District OF
Columbia and the crimes of the Washington
Ring, appears on another page From TINS . ac-
count it appears that 10 word OF accusation
has ever been sustained against Gen. Ketcham'
either rs a Representative or as District
Commissioner, and while he has made mis-
takes. they have seemed to be honest ones.
If therefore. the Republicans allow him to be
defeated by mere catchword, they 40 80 WIN
the full knowledge that the facts are Ill HIS
favor and only the msinuations are against
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

There are few closer students of politics
than Edward Mcpherson. late Clerk of the
House Of Representatives One interesting
result Of his researches is given in his recent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

Spain cannot expect the world TO suppose
that she is safe from domestic disturbance
when the Government orders all civilians In
San Sebastian to disarm, and at the same
time hurries troops to the forts on the French
frontier. These measures betray the uneasi-
ness of the authorities in regard to the Bis
oayans, who are more concerned for their
nenaced rights than for the return of Don
CarlOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

The very elaborate methods which were
adopted for observing the vibrations caused IN
the earth by the He'll Gate explosion are
described in our correspondence from the
National Academy of Sciences. Long Island
appears to have been very perceptibly shaken
on that occasion for a distance of more
than twelve miles, aud it is probable that
some of the instruments used would
have recorded the shock if they had
been placed three or four times further off.
There is wide discrepancy in the results
attained, and the subject will bear further
analysis. AT present it seems probable that
the rate at which vibrations travel through
the earth, though always much more rapid
than the speed of sound through air is varied
greatly by the material of the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19
PROPOSALS.
paOPOsALs FOR sTATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
W. ASHr NcHn ID ~ InIu N lRfA

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July II, 1875
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
err as may be required for this Department aud the
bnresus and Offices thereof, during the fiscal year
enelns June ~, la1, will be received uatil IL
Each proposal must be signed by The individual
or nrm making il, and be accompanied by o salts
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute o
contract, with good and sufficient bond II his bid be
accepted, for any or all articles. No bid will be
considered without such guarantee.
All articles are stipulated 70 be OF the very best
quality Samples sill be required in Cyl caves each
Bond. with approved secniity, will be required Of
the party TO whom the contract, or any Part OF 1t,
On failure to furnish any article specified In Q
contract, within reasonable time after having been
same In open market, or Of declaring such contract
forfeited: and, n greater price than the contract
price 10 paid for such article, the difference viii
Be charged 10 the contractor. Bis will be consid
cred on each item separately.
Schedules. containing blank forms for bidding,
together With items and spProximete estimate OF
furnished on application.
Contracts viii only be awarded 70 established
man ufacturers Of, or dealers IN. the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be Cfered.
Proposals must be addressed 70 the secretary OF
the Interior. and Endorsed Proposals Tor Sts-
ticnery "
No eonfyacs triU BE- arardsd ssdsr thts adrsrfiss-
nIsnt sHfii GPpToprtafIon shaH hare bees made
by Cosgysss Jor hs purchase % tH otdttonry re-
gbtyed,
jyn-wSsya .OHANDLIR, Recrstary.
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THE TRADES.
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORK AND OHIO RAIIlOAI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
JULY IRA, 1875.
500 B.%oTs' tIieois eiis and ssy stations.
Point q Rocks and intermediate ssss siions.
IIo-Bslti%ore and Ale,sndris junction.
b:lO-Nete York, PatIadstphta and Bostoa ~.
and Saturday, b. boat via New Castle ;dsi.
:,oS I q Way Stations, and connects for
e:Io-Ciaeinaatt, ST. Lop,s and Ptass,,. r..
y,sss. Berkeley, Deer PARK, OAKLAND, Fred
s sG H Ia snd,vailsJ Road. Par.
s:soo-Polnt Of Boeks and way stations.
sSsH YORK f n@i,sS ; S1s1s, B.,o,. and
fhiiadelphia Sunday to Baltimore only.
1916 Baltimo.s. Way Stations, slicott City and
1:4o-New fors, Ph,Iad.sps,a a.a Nor,oa. 70.
PES, .,,;,, On Sunday, ali Way Stations and
City, Frederick and way stations. Via Rs.
t:Ss-fIedsrisk and Point Of Rocks, fvia METRO.
t4s-Baltimors. Annapolis and way stations.
assa,s s. Sn,,:raii I'D ssS tosss.,M 1zr,sa
osssna snd H1S e serfEs 4Sss
Swp .Ss M train on ssIssT,rday a.ess:
esso; 0ineinnsa and Losi!Sil l .-.' W JIM
S:43.Bsltimore and Way stations. Connects
7:03-Baltimore ana way stations,
tc-So-fttspurg. bur no connection beyond Mar.
nnsburs BY train leaving Sunday night
way stations on Metropolitan Branch.
s:Oo-Bsltlmore, Blsdensburg, Beltsvine, Lau.
1O:00-Nss York dsd PAtkadeEphta Niskt Exp,sss,
Sleeping Oars TO New York.
iO:o3-Baltimore aud principal way stations,
tan Branch.
1l:30-St. LoEis Bzpress. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
I:Io. $40, $40, s:ss g m; lao, s:25, s:4s,
.. M, daily.
Ali other trains dafly, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for HAgerstovn or VAL
ley Branch; or for New York ana Philadelphia at
81 .. IN and 40 D. N.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
snd Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
$50, COL and sos Pennsylvanis avenue, and l3
i5th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
In the city.
THOs. 3. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
~. COLE. GENERAL Ticket Agent.
GEO. q. k0OHTZ, General Agent. apls-tr
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EXECUTORS eALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL rs
TATE IN SQUARE gas, FRONTING ON K

AMI cIH cTbBGIc SOtThEAST.
We, the executors Of the last viii and tesla -
virtue OF the authority conferred upon rs by.&A
SAID laAtwil and Testament, which has been duly
proven and admitted 70 probate by the Probate
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2ath
cay OF July, A. d. 1876, at O'Clock D. % the fol-
lowing property, situate In W sshington city, o.,
street east, ~ feet 8 inches north from the south
wet corner OF said square, and running thence
north 10 feet, east "A feet inches, north feet
along said sisy. west Is f.et inch south 10 sees,
west 20 feet south fleet inches and 40 feet to
the beginning, improved BY the long established
Also. that part Of square e1s. beginning at tho
northwest corner OF last described piece, and run
ptng thence north feet, east IS feet inch, south
feet, and west "a iest inches to bssinninS' i,n
proved by Q two story brick house. Both the above
pieces having privilege Of an alley.
street. g. go from sopb Ss s2nth
her Q, SAID square. and running west Is feet and
back that width 81 feet inches, lninproved.
Also, that part OF said square INN ediately west Of
h street, and running back VITA that width 81 feet
Cir ches; unimproved
ALSO, that cart Of said square Immediately west Of
x street: and ronning back wah that width IS feet
Also, that part Of said square immediately west Of
the ne It above part fronting feet inches on said
inches uni7pr Jved.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance In three
equal pa! ments at 8, u and Is months, secured on
num 80 o. 81 upon each piece ct day OF sa Q.
Terms to b implied with in ten days, right to
sell at eess defaulting purchaser reserved. Con-
,y,, S STRs0 0st z otS 81sE. Executors.
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hUNCANSOH BROS, Auotioneers.
u Southeast corner 9Th and d streets n. ".
TRUsTEEg SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
1Y ON NINETEENTH AND II STREETS
NORTHWE ST. At AUNTInN

By virtue Of deed Of trust given to me, IL
and dated IN Gay Of yaly, a: ISIS, and III
one Of the land records Of Warrington county, DIS.
trict Of Columbia, and at the request OF the party
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 9lth Of
y9ly, A. y. ls9S. q O'Clock ? m, eli those Ger.
the city Of washinston, and known and described
on the Hound ylas o. Ilan Of said city 9. lots mum
bered twenty i've (3eD end twenty (16j IN square
numbered one hundred and th1rty. four 1Slt &C.
cordfI to A. rardonb ct al. su6dfvision Of said
square, recorded In Liber b. Wallack, folio ave
%. In the surveyors once, together With the I'm
provsmsLts. which consist OF . Brick Store and
Terms: One third cash; balance in SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months; notes bearing eight per cent
isfs sold A deposit of el0 WI be required at time
Of sale. All -coaveg anctng at yurchassrb cost II
from sale. the trustee reserves the right to ressl
the property ct the risk and cost Of the defAuiug
paper published IN WashinRtep city.
jyI3v i'm dds GEORc1 q. WHITE, Trustee.
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Man was made 20 mourn, ana vet when he
strikes out for China on a banana SKIN he
doesn't talk like mourner.
humorous lecturers may have observed
mat nothing will make a sensitive lady stop
Laughing so quick as 90 detect an enterprfs-
ing dentist carefully scrutinlzing her through
a pocket telescope.
Dom Pedro's last words 10 the American
people, Beware OF corn DOCTORS" feelingly
betray the only unpleasantness, in addition
70 being run over by an tce-cart, that he sui
Tered during bis stay I'm this country.
-Green apples are beginning TO make
tneir appearance, and the corner grocery
man who does business IN q neighborhood
where the boys are much addicted 20 sout-
door games" would do well 10 keep a bull
dog.
- IL takes so mach faith TO believe I'm
Uncle Sammy that there's only about one
man ia hundred capable OF enjoying that
luxury.
Those who are moving in tie noble en-
terprise or erecting a monument 20 the gal
liant Custer, ought 70 move quickly. The
American people are mighty fast 10 grab
a grand emotion" by the hair, but they
won't hold on to IL longer than nine days
[ BT00l1lra ArC1.s.
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arkansas horses can feel their oats at ten
cents a bushel.
ga Texas mob hanged an innocent man
"a horse thief, and his relatives are prose-
cutting the lYnchers.
sPIt ls understood thata number OF prom
inent members OF the British Parliament
viii make an excursion ID Philadelphia after
the adJoui lment of the present session.
@Saturday Review: tine happiest lifeof
woman Is perhaps attained when she
9dops the opinions OF reasonably intelli-
gent husband and coascientiously thinks
they are her VA.D
rrA few weeks since a Chicago drummer
saw young lady ploughing a field IN
Macoupin, III, BE stopped - ask, When
DO you begin grading" "Not until the
heads are better nile then yours" was the
sententious reply. The young man passed
Sw. s. Boot and K. W. Robertson, OF
East Baton Ror,ge, La, have been taken To
New Orleans 10y q deputy United States
marshal, havir &C been arrested on an indict-
nent for coasp tracy 70 prevent Parish Judge
Davis from exercising the duties OF his Of
Zoe.
sESt. Louj Republican: We have tried
almost evey plan with these Intervals
Indians bnt rnarTy ing them. Will DR.. Mary
walker mDlolass herself on the altar OF
hard-tsck AID mess pork, and annex Sitting
Bull or one OF his young nen2 Her example
would be a bright aud shining light %
thousands OF the surplus sisterhoOd who are
wasting uIeir virgin sweetness against the
wall.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctfoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS ON Sd STREET
WHIST. BETWEEN o AND STREETs
NORTH. AT PuBIIO AITOTInH

NV0ihs M fUbbtO
. BY virtue OF deed OF II ust recorded amo,e IA
the land records for the District OF Columbis,
In Lfber 10 TO, folio 49, we will sell, at pub. -
lie auction .; IL front Of the premises, on eATUR.
Lots Nos s3, 81. o aud IS, IN the subdivision Gf
oIIglnsl iots Nos II and Is In Square No. 6s3, as
recorded In the Office Of the Surveyor of the CITY OF
Washinston in Liber b d. O., folio "a.
ssid OF No. g has front Of Is feet inches BIZ a
depth OF 81 feet 20 an alley feet vide.
depth Of 90 feet.
Said Lot so: 80 has front OF ls feet inches by q
esid Los No. IS has front Of Is feet inches, and
10 described as iolioWs:-Commencing on Sd street
vest q the DIVIDING line between said lots IS and
Sd street feet iIches; thence III feet thence
south " feet Inchts; thence west "a feet; thence
north foot inches thence east 80 feet the point
o. beeiDning. Each lot il improved By . good
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in equal
instruments ct and II months; the purchaser to
rive his potes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest ct the rate of per cent per snnum and
cured By deed Of trust the property g. 100 on
each lot when sold. Convey sncing ct cost Of pur-
chaser.
E EHHdEsEI 5ah 8f5AsIRUsI' 'R.'} Trustees.
jyltes Re p eo&dsl THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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~ Real Estate Auctioneers
No. 412 It'll street northwest.

IL Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 412 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE, No. 22Os 9TH STREET EXTENDED.
IMpkOvED BIZ TWO STORY FRANZ
BUILDING.
BY viitue Of deed Of trust to us, dated -
March the 9th, 1875, and duly recorded IN 4s.j
L1beI 79e, folio 20, one Of the land records.k3
Ior Warrington, District Of Columbia, aud ss the
request OF the party secured thereby, we will sell
o. public auction, to the highest bidder, on SAT-.
UhDAf, the 22d OF July. at O'Clock D. m, an
that certain piece or parcel Of grouno known ard
described e. lot No. 81 In Wright Il Coxh subdi-
vision OF Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains as
recorded IN the records Of WashiDgton county, the
same Being addition TO Waship gton city north of
said city and west of 7th street extended together
with the above de- cribed improvements thereon.
Terms sale: One third Of the purchase money
IN cash OF which $50 must be paid time of sale
tne bslance In six, twelve aud eighteen months de-
ferred notes TO bear eight per interest," secured
oy purchasers notes on property sold. An convey.
CON piled with in six days the trustees reserve the
right to sell at risk and cost of in default
X. W. D0WHMAE, lr-,.
Jyl3-d&ds GO. GREEN, trustees.
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II II. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.
TkIsTIEs SALE oE DESIRABLE MAR
sTREEr ROAD, NEAR JOHN sAUL'S
lNGTON, ID. q.
By win tue of deed of trust, dated February -
a6' A D. 1875, duly recorded in Liper No. r.,H
rs, folio LOG, one OF the land records for the iu
District OF columbia, and at the request OF ina
party secured thereby shall sell at public
on he premises, on FRIDAY, July fth, 1876, At 8
O'Clock p m, the following described real estate stf.
uate In the county OF sshingfon, D. o. to Wit tots
numbered five 6), four (4, and the west half ~ OF
lot numbered three ~, Of Benz. SUNNY subdivi-
sion Of the west part OF "Padsworth," as recorded
IN the surveyors office of the District Of Colunbia
containing three (2S) acres more or less to-
gether with the improvements, &c
Terms: One third of the purchase money to be
paid In cash; and the balance ut six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at seven per cent
per snnum, secured By deed of trust: or ali cash
At the option OF purchaser. A. deposit Of ESQ will
De REQ ured at time OF sale, and ell cOnveyancng ct
expense OF purchaser. If terms Of sale not COM
Piled with In seven days. the trustee reserves the
rght resell the property at the risk and cost Of
tisement: w. 8. THOMPSON, Trustee.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY July 9Th, ls76. same hour aud place
Jy1-eo&ds VS.. THOMPSON, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
POHID until THURSDAY. July goth, 1876 same
J1Seo6ds j. +. GOODWILL, Salesman