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shfrkNBER II, iSs6-BTLL OF FARK-KrGHr
PRISONS.
gulieone SCUM.
1Biuensth, white wine sauce.
snctd potatoes with cream
lFricsncesu OF veal with peas.
Egg plants stuffed a rIfalacHal
Roast squads;
Lettuce salad with hard boiled exrx.
Queen fTitters.
To prepare oinedsh vi IA viii te wine sauce-
Take q lsrge sized ash, or two small ones.
wash well; place In q dsh pan with butter,
salt, pepper, grated nutmeg, q garnlshef
bunch OF parsley n pint OF " aier and q pint OF
white wine; cover and cook over 8 slow nra
lor sboot an hour, then take OF The fiSh on
The drainer, thicken the sauce with a little
hour and butter, boil a few minutes add 10
~ The well-beaten yolks OF four eggs; press
the sauce forcibly through a napkin, finish
win q piece OF butter and the Juice OF a
lemon End serve the nsh ON q dish. Pour
some OF the sauce on &c and serve the re5t In
Esq plants stuffed a rnaiesns. Take two
egg plants. not too large nor two full OF seed:
cut tnem lengthwise 10 two, with t1e point
% knlle make few incisioDs Inside fry
G . iii tney are soft aud drain them on q
ciotni tnen prepare separately IN a sauce
psn Two ounces OF butter, two ounces OF
sA.uea ist pork, grated or chopped nne, and q
49, 9 Snoppea shA OTIS, cook awhile, add 20
LIS punt OF mushrooms, some parsley and
.nI.e trimmed snchovies, all chopped nue.
win spoon take out part OF the fieshv mari
OF tne egg plants already done. mix m win
lnls preparation, season well. aud Than nnt
The stufnng thus made bsck toto tire ers-
plants, with some bresd-crumbs aud a mia
Parmesan cheese strewed over it sud small
twenty minutes In warm oven.-TN Y
HOyid. 1llh
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Huyfnx q Husband
YOUNG MAN WHO WAS WILLING TO "
~ TIE Girl WOULD GIVE HIN as

A YOUNG MAN WHO WAS WILLING TO WE'D
~ THE GIRL WOULD GIVE HIN as.
A slender young woman slipped into JUS
tce Riley1s private once in Brooklyn yes-
tercsy morning, and said that she lived in
Waiworth street with a lady who objected
10 having James Malone, her best gen tleman
friend, see her At the basement door because
ne soiled the nsgs.ones with tobacco Juice.
The plight before James stayed with her un-
III II O'Clock, and yesterday morning the
lsoy turned her out OF the house. TIE lady
owed her SO, and she wished To have TIE
Justice tell her how 10 get IL. He told her ~
MAKE complaint. but she said that she
Nlsneo the money at once for a particular
reason, which was a secret- The secret that
sne nnsiIy impaired 10 tue justice, on his
promise not 20 tell, was that she waS yery
anxious 70 marry James MsloDe, aud she
couldn't DO II without the $40. Tue Justice
was puzzled until the girl handed him a
cruinPied DIT OF paper, on which WAS written
BROOKLYN, July q, lS;6.
will marry Johanna Pnalen three months
rom the above date IL she gives me s25.
JAMES MALorE.
1--WE were looking at the IRE works Al Fort
Srcene, Judge" the girl addC 4, sOn the
rourtn OF July, Jimmy says, says he, sJo-
mamma, would like 20 marry you, bat I'm
hard up. III you will make IL worth while
Ior me 10 get married, ~ you Will give me,
SAY 80, Will promise 10 marry you said
ia give him the money, and when we got
nome that night Jimmy put what he had
SAID In writing. 1 have saved all csu,
want IS more To give him" The Judge gave
ner nus only advice, 10 make her Complaint
10 q suit for wages, which she dld--lN Y.
Sun, Oh.
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THE LATE VICE PRESIDENTS Two
FIANCEES-A tall, elegantly formed wo-
man, dressed in the extreme OF fashion, Mrs.
w, is often mentioned as having been
the intended bride of Mr.. Wilson, tue de-
ceased Vice President. No one can dispute
this report, as II Is countenanced by the lady
herself, and will not be contraiicted by the
gentleman; but, strangely, another lady is
distinguished by the same report, q Mrs.
C, of Washington. Mrs. W. is az Con-
gress Hall, Mrs. G. at the United States.
Each lady, IL Is said, selected the verses in a
collection OF poems called "The Changed
Cross" which Mr.. Wilson read but q few
hours before his death; each had peuciled
some favorite lines, found TO be consoling at
that trying hour, and TO each q message of
remembrance and affection was sent Oy a
faithful attendant. All this throws q senti-
mental interest around these two pretty
widows which 1t Is not necessary In such
weather to question. Mr.. Wilson was q de-
voted admirer of the fair sex, and appre-
ciated the attentions OF a mum DER OF ladies'
who are socially ambitious. year since
be was frequently seen driviag with the
wife OF one OF Vanderbilt's "whIppers-inn-
woman OF very humble origin aud slender
education. When asked what attraction
Mrs. Blank could possibly possess for him,
he answered:-"She Is 30 kind TO me that /
forget how she murders the kings English :"
Kindness was the rule OF his own life. Even
here, In this Babel, the gentle, pleasant
faced Vice President is remembered and re-
gretted.-(tt. Louis Republicans Saratoga
Letter.
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A Wonderful Romance OF Love. Da-
sertfOn aud Death

Thirty years ago John Seitz, a German
clerk Ia New York store, was engaged TO q
young girl named Katherine Ref. The Cali
fornia gold fever broke out and he ioIned a
party OF adventures. The first letter he re-
ceiVed from home bore the tidinss that his
sweetheart was soon 10 become the mother
OF his child. he pledged himself TO return as
10 Honesdale to live with her brother and 20
wait for her lovers return. Two or three
letters came and then there was silence for
years. A Young blacksmith named Weudt
professt great love for her, and after M Ting
him on for four or five years she accepted
MIN, fully convinced that her gold unter
was dead. She took her child 10 New York
And lived with her husband. He was a BRUTE
He abused her, neglected her, and threw her
into consumption. Meanwhile Seitz, instead
or writing letters or dying, had made az
enormous fortune, and returned 20 Homes
dale after mis- sweetheart and child. Toe
news OF her marriage stunne1 him. He went
TO New York and found her dying In Q tene-
ment, no one near her but her baby-his
child. He buried her in Greenwood, aud a
week afterward Wendt, overcome with re-
morse, shot himself over her grave. The
child was left In Honesdale With her brothers
family, and his father returned to San
Francisco. where he married, built a fiue
house with an elegant apartment known as
'Jonnny's room" and provided literally for
the boy In bis will. Johnny" was q frail
lad, with his mothers consumpLive tender
cies. He never occupied that pal tial room;
be dioc week ago Tuesday, as rich as a
tune, for the father died In San Francisco
rarely an hour before the sons death. The
boys inheritance goes TO his aunt CTacin-
mai Strr.
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EVENING STAR.
September II. ls7e.
Dem Pedro. Dauwb,er.

aAh ShLkBkArfoS oNkR THE BIRTHDAY
OF THE PRINCESS.
sives the following account OF the celeora-
.on here OF the birthday OF Dom Peiro's
uaugnter, the Princess Isabella now In tbe
aoseoce OF her illustrious father. Princes
nesent OF brszii, and, In the order OF nature
nkeiy 70 succeed him as sovereign OF the
The Path Of July, birthday of Her Imner,al
Highness the Princess Regent, was celenrs tei
In this city with all honors due 10 the ex-
allied position OF the lawful Representa- III YES
of the sovereignty OF the nation as well as
TO an illustr1ous Lad whose birth entities
Der In future 10 the throne OF her ancestors.
and whose private and public virtues make
her already reign supreme over the hearts OF
her felow-citizens. From early moruing ali
the forts and men-of-war IN our harbor sa-
luted the suspicious day In firing q royal
salute Of twenty one guns; the public depart
ments, foreign legations, consulates and SUI ID
ping were decorated with their respective
by her royal husband, the Count d'Eu, held
court At p. m, at which q very large num-
Der OF distinguished gentlemen and la lies,
both Brazilian and foreign. attendC 4. Ia
the evening His Excellency the British
Envoy. Mr.. Buckley Mathews, gave a SPLEEN
Ola state dinner In honor OF the occasion. At
our Hotel d'Europe, 10 the diplomatic corps.
representatives OF foreign powers a. this
conrt This day was also chosen BY Her
dlshness for the distrI button, after the re.
cepuon at court, OF the prizes AWARDED by
The Inter nstional r Inhibition OF Chill TO Bra
zilisn expositors. This glorious days cele-
hration closed With great gala representa-
lions at all the tbeaters OF the city; their
Imperial Highuesses attending a. the per
formsnce OF the Italian opera at the I'm me-
rial Theater Dom Pedro IL.
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~Winter is coming. The leaves are red
dentBg along their tips like young woman's
ears when she Is proposed 70 by q man Of
sixty.
SA Los Angeles, Cal, dispatch says that
Knngen Smith, q Mormon witness OF the
Mountain Meadow massacre, has been cap
tured In Mohave desert and brought to that
city.
Swhenever anything OF sufficient
weight falls In the South ID Ia sure To kiII q
colonel or general. A bucket dropped In q
Macon, Ga, well, Without malice prepense,
journal.
ga Wisconsin school teacher had IA.
yepge when the board cut her salary down.
She licked every scholar In school, DESTROYED
four maps. carried Oh the keys, and In the
lawsuit which followed she beat the board
sky high.
~A fat French lady despairinely says:
81 am % nat that pray for . disappoint-
ment To make me thin. No sooner does the
disappointment come than the mere expec.
,st. Of growing thinner sivec me such joy
~Paris, It seems, has steam street cars
that don't brighten the horses, seat forty
persons, run ten miles an hour, can be
stopped within I'VE feet by Q brake, turn
sharp corners, and costs but 81 q day for
fuel and attendance.
~Mary Clemmer has received q "call" to
say this: ministers. rs . lot, are Q couceit-
Cd set, and take on the most insu ffera ole airs
OF condensation 70 women; yet there Is no
~ upon the support OF women-mental,
moral, emotional material"
ga South Carolina man was bitten by q
moccasin snake, and being carried to the
nearest drug store was cured with three
souts Oesoiina isilovs Who mecn ssxef q
moocasin districts. hoping that they NAV
soon encounter three ptntss
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A CASE OF MIsCKG ENATIoN.-On Satur-
day night negro man walked into the
Lexington Market with q white woman
ciingipg on his arm. Both were well dressed
and presented q fairly respectable appear
epce. A crowd gathered around at once and
with shouts and jeers made IL decidedly en-
bari Is3iDg for the lily assorted pair, threat
enipg to ride them on q rail, suggesting tar
and feathers and other such little attentions
as they thought be lifting TO persons gull
~ OF miscegenation. Captain Lepson
coming on the ground with some officers,
took the pair TO the station house, where
they gave their names as Richard and Mary
Drew. They had been married In Bridge
port, Connecticut, and had come to Balti-
more to settle, but after the experience thew
just Undergone only asked for an Opportunity
TO leave The city. The crowd finally dis
persed, and the couple were escorted to their
to consider the weight OF public disapproval
ana decided upon the best method of getting
out OF Baltimore Bdlto. American llfh,
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FULL AND COMPLETE EXPLANATION
n gentleman caught a negro carrying of
some OF his fancy poultry the other night.
W nat are you doing with my chickens?''
ne yelled. 81 wuz gwine fer ter fetch 'em
oack, Doss. Deres Niger round here
what's bin 'sputin' longer me bout dem
chick rs. sed dey wuz Coachin Chlniz. an
he sed dey wuz Alabsmar pullets au' i wuz
les takln' em roun' fer ter Establish my nol-
III dey does, I'm mighty 'shamed or hustlin'
Nv EN- roun'. Aigs is scase.-l SaUdaa Al
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPTEMBBR sD, 1876.

skPTEMBBR 3D, 1875.
.ls asa ~ ,sa W., Stations.
Point ~ Annal'ii., ana Way Stations,
Nam STEM Ss hecks and intermediate stations,
sIS SJEs.,i wore and AIsI.ndIia Junction.
s.ITrdsy b. boat Ii. New c., sS daily ' 30
ssS-bs1sI . s:ss: ss@ VIZ ss.ioH:
e40.OhicsEo, Cincinnati 81 Louis, Louisville
y..y
g.ass "S;;x r vala and slsrpsIs -
70 =, Fhilad lphia. sunday TO Baltimore only.
la:Ie-Bal,imore, Way Stations, Ell,oo.t City s.d
l<o.sevY ork. Phr.ss.pni. q. Norfolk Tx.
iim@,. o III SUNDAY all " ~ Stations and Bal
ssS~B.it,mor. and Way Stations.
rEeseS,ef and Way ss.iloSs. vi. . ..sss
.r-Ii,a ,osriek and Point Of Rocks, (via Metro
s:.ss--IB;.i,i,sS!:, Ann.,olt. and Way Stations.
cent sssurdsy daily to Bsrsessy. A Sssr P.rs.
Ssn M a., =, oolEmbu. Loqi,yiIIe By 1870
Wineh..tsr sisepins car, to G,aeinnsii snd
SS-Bri,imoEe and Way Stations. (Connects
1oa-Phiisdelpbia and Baltimore Express
7:ss.Pnt'turs, Chicago, Columbus and sau-
tan Branch.
s:o01ssitinore, Bladensburs, Belts rflle, Lau-
rel, Relay.
10:o0-hew York and Phil sdelphfa Might Ex.
press Sleeping Cars to He~ York.
l0-O5-Baltinore sad prircipsl Way stations,
lo:40-msriinsbprs and Way Stations, Metropoli-
tan Branch.
11:4s-s.. Loui. Express. Chicago, Columbus,
ssndusky, Newark, Ben kelley, Deer Park add
Oaklsfd. Sl-epers.
7:1O. $40. s:4O.93s Q. m:1:40. 5:45. 5:4a,
700 7:05. 1:35, $40, 800, 1000, 1905 and
has D. m daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
DO connection p Sunday TOR Haserst ovn or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Phil I'D phia at
$40 ard 40 m.
Tor further information apply ct the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations and
4ss. COL and COS Pennsylv snia avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be checked and received any point
in the city.
THOs. II. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
n. COLE, Gene. al Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOSHTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
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SFron Hartford preachers sermon:
most christians hate q contribution box
more than they do the devil"
1.-THE world owes me q living said n
salt Lake hummer. "Yes, !" replied a credi-
Tor, "but q few men nave lad 70 stand the
the expense now"
ga prudent lady applied 10 a free Bible
distributor the other day for q large COPY
she said IL was handy to press flowers in
and IL made nice ornament for the center
taoie.-l oorOich (Cbaa.D Bulletin.
Newport girl had q fall, last week, and
injured herself SO severely that she was car
nrst words, add ressed 20 her sister, were.
MARY, did have on my striped stockings?D
tBTooktyn Argus.
~A fun-loving Concord girl is CRYING her
eye out over serious joke. She and young
man went through the marriage ceremony
oi ,os t ga at BE iding camp meeting the
man who performed the cerem ony is JUS
tice OF tie peace.
~ Miss knickerbocker, home from Sara
toga, writes that she never met such a mean
ana Insignificant collected of beaux 10 her
ne as were mere. She calls them "brats and
Slips OF Doys," without money enough to
pay for two 10 enter Congress Park concerts"
ana OF tne apron string kind VINO "had 70
ask tneir mammals IL they could dance
round dances, or II IL was time 10 20 70 bed.D
ga Kingston paper reports a thrilling
incident al the exact spot where the III -fated
Sunnyslde went down last fall. A young
LADY OF sixteen sought q watery grave be-
cause her sister had supplauted her IN the az
lecuons OF widower residing in the vicini-
". she sat on chair on the dock, deliber-
ately cut OF lock OF her hair, which she told
plunged headlong into the river and was
drowned.
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PROPOSALS


ARCHITECTS OFFICE, U. s.OAPIroL.
September 6th, l576
SEALED Pro ocsals viii be opened =. this One ~,
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of Be ptember. ~ ~
N, for . FIRST class ssphaltic Concrete Pavemsnt
70 be laid ths carriage rays running gh the
Capitol grounds, from Pennsvlvania and Marylsnd
ayen nss % the top Of the hill.
Proposals must be &C oom paned By detailed speci.
neations, giving eepth Of proposed pavement, the
method 70 be f0losea In laying 10, aud the nature
a.a pleportton Of lfs insrediests. Bidders must
1sEe the price PEI 90 uAre yard.
Ten psr cent. Of the cost Of the work VII be re-
Ia, .sd, Tor lsepias the pavement In repair. for
a. ne b. osen stone required for the foundation q
tne Nork VIII be furnished by the United Dsasso
EDWARD CLABH.
peeN Architect U. 3, Uopieol.
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THOMAS DOwLIHe, Auctioneer.
TkUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTf On GRnEH STREET, GEORGETOWH

bALG OF PROP
ERTf On GRrEN STREET, GEORGETOWE,
D. o., AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 18th -
dag OF June A. u. 1875, and recorded ia Liber ia
NO III, folio Us one Of the land records OF the JILL
District Of Columbia, and at the request of tue
party secured thereby, 1 will sell, on m0SDAY,
tie sIh day OF September, 1876, in front OF the
premises, at oeloei ? m, parts Of Lots numbered
dred and els hty nine 1881. in Beals addition to
Storg,town. ID. O bounded as follows: Besinnin
for the same at poiut the west side of Green
street us feet south from the corner Of Brtdse
street, and run thence touth with Green street
,wepty hye (2s) feet: thence vest parallel with
Bridge street one hundred and twenty (l2)D feet;
thence orth parallel to Green street twenty nve Is
feet; thence east in straight line to the place OF
beginning, improved BY q comfortable Two story
bIick Dwelling House This property will be SOC
rded in Liber 7d fClio $685. OF the land records
OF the district Of Columbia, securing the sum of
oO eDd interest from the 2sth day Of June 1875 Al
The rate OF per ceptum per auLum.
Terms OF eale: One thiId cash; bslance fn 6, IL
and months with interest Of per centum, secured
by deed Of trust on tbs property sold. All convey
en-ipg at the cost Of the purchaser. a deposit of
ol00 required when the property is bid on.
CHARLES N MATHEWS, Trustee
sep1-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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PRIVATE THEArRICALs. -"Nou wouId
make most beautiful actress In the drama
OF lille, whispered poetical Chicago youth
10 his inamorata the other eyening-oindeed
us so-you would be very star"
AND yOu," murRurCi the fair one az
she leaned her friZzes on his shouider-
"w-wouldn't you like TO support mePn
SO he arranged IL right there. How could
ne help tp Cards, OF COURSE Czicago Jolfr-
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of eri facias issued out of the
CLERK once Of the Supreme Court, District Of 90
SAFE, Tor cssh, ss the Bazaar, on Louisiana Avenue
on TUEspA1 the 18Th day OF September, ls76, st
i O'Clock .. M, one Coffee Mill, seized and levied
upon az the goods and chsttes OF Henry Troem DER,
and Will be sold to satisfy execution No. Is 361 n
favor OF Hoover Brother.
ALIX. SHARP, q S. Marshal, d. O.
eePd BUROH & hOBf, aucts
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DAefURA0D.-1hst-saA passuraes within ave
nilp q Washingtol. Qrdou lsfs With ~
.d SsR2afsss' d. $50 S; 5 g.
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j. TARBELL DYER, Trustee.
WASH. d. WILLIAMS,
0CGSl- M2WSW601 Aucfianaar
TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RlAL
Il EST ATE.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust from Rudolph -
Lebriger and wife to me, for the benefit Of t::
TENDER 1875, and recorded In Liber b. B., No 10,
folio leS, &C., one OF the land records Of Prince
Georges county, will expose TO public sale, to the
his hest bidder. for cash, upon The premises on
THURSDAY, the . Let day Of Sc pts@bsr next at Z
O'Clock ,. NJ, the land thereby conveyed. THIS
property contains s9X acres, more less is egibiy
situated IN Prince Georee's county, Md, about
three miles from washington city, on an excellent
r2ed leading thereto. and but short distance from
Magrudefs and Bennings stations, on tue Balu
more and Potomac railroad about Qu dist mt from
each; IA admirably adapted to the culture Of
vines fruits and vegetables, and in the hands Of an
experienced and practical gardener could be made
safe and profitable inveefment. The land will be
shown to any one desiring TO purchase, BON appl-
adjoining farm.
sue29 tuih6s n O. sTBPHIN, Trustee
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CHAN9lRY SAIL OF PROPERTY on
fIRsI AND SECOND eTRIETe East, Ar

BY virtue o. decree Of the Supreme Oourt>>>
cause No. leo4, VIM, on fHU RSDAY. the
18th day Of September. l0s, at 8 O'Clock D n. in
'front.' % the premises, offer for sale Of pubic auo.
ton, lot No. In square No. 13l In this city hsy.
Ing front Of ei8hSy six fest 1--WE inches on North
hundred and dfty-six feet.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
eno the residue In two equal payments, q oix ond
twelve months, with six ler cent. Interest Defer
RED Iayments TO Be secured by the purchaser notes
. deed Of trust taken to secure the deferred Doy.
nsnts. OF else deed given upon the full saymsnt Of
:sss S cot dsI0sis e AlSS a. 50 ?: FsSSi5.d .
auo0-d DUQOAHo0H BROS, Aush.
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A STORY is told of a person VINO wItbopt
tlcset or money was several times kicked
on western bound train, but presisten-
uy returned. AT length the conduct Dr.
weary with much Kicking, INQUIRED
or the way farer, elm the name OF good
ness, where are you trying ID ret JoP''
The sorely punished tramp, holding the
sore place 10 his hands, lookC mp In a meek
hopes TO get TO Omaha II the seat OF my
trousers only holds outD
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VOUN0 D AIDDLITOH, Auctionsers.
TRUeTE1e, Z 4 = OF A THREE -sTOR
BRICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE or
BETWBEH lOTH AID ITH sTREHTs

DEL W180 AOIH AMI llfH STbEGTS 3. w.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April Let, u
ID: ld2, duly recorded In Liber Ho 81, To- I..1
lie 461, one OF she land records for the District
q Columbia, and ct the request ofthe party secure
thereby, we VIII ell q Rnblic auction 10 tront Of
H7S, q sk O'Clock , M, the following described
bered three hundred and hfty-ons (sslj, together
with the improvements, 30.
Terms: esO0, With interest Of Der cent. per a.
mum from June lst, 1875 20 day Of sale and Dsnse
eighteen months, with interest, secured By . deed
Of trust on the property ssld. A deposit Of ol00
Ing q Pufchacerb cost. If terms Of sale are not
complied With IN seven days, the trustees reserve
the right to reo the property ct the risk ana coG,
Of the defauliinG aser, altar I'VE days adveF
tisement. 2; n. WARnEn, lT,n.e...
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ID A. DARNEILLG,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
blTWHEN N AND srkEETS NORTH AND
9TH AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated August -
Hth,lab, and duly recorded In Liber No. 791, f.su
folio 4oai one OF the lAod records for tbs Dis e.k
trct Of and by the written request Of the
holders OF the note eecured thereby, We will
sell ct public auction, in front Of the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF September, 1876,
at sh O'Clock ,. m all that certain piece or parcel
Of around known and described on the plan or plat
OF the city OF Washington, d. O.. a. lot numbered
thirty eight fSsl, in Davidson's subdivision OF
square numbered three hundred and sixty sew en-
1851 the same being situated on alley between
ard streets north, and 9th aud 10th streets west,
and improved By two story frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said deed are the
amount OF Indebtedness, $500 With interest ct IL
per cent. per annum from August 18th, 1851 to-
gether with the expenses Of sale cash, and the
balance at ak and twelve months. for when the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest fr the
day OF sale and secured by Q deed OF trust on the
be reQuiredsat time Of sale. All couveyancipR st
purchasers cost. III the terms Of sale not com.
Piled In ten days the trustees the right
to rse at the risk and cost OF the defautiag pur.
chaser after giving I'VE days nOuce in some news
paper published in the city of Washington.
X. r. DODGE, (r
p. A DARNEILLE,} Tfuseees.
sep4-d r. ID CLEARY, Salesman.