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ID I'D.

AMBUSH. On rues'ay the 18th Of April, 1875
after Q painful illness, JOSEPH ANBCsH, aged -
y,srs.
The funeral win take place Friday, April IA, ct n
arc invited 20 attend. The body viii be rested in
Asbury church, COZ ner lltb aud X streets north
hour until u m 80 that the friends and the public
can view the remains. n
BR0oKs. On wednesday, April n, ls7s, Of LIS
o'clock ,. m MARIE ASToINETTE, da uGhtsr Of ID
ward and Msry Ann Brooke, aged yesrs, smontks
The relatives and friends Of the family are rs-
spectfuly invited 70 attend her funeral on friday
q, O'Clock p N, ON her late residence, no. fSa
Sd street northwest.
DICKSON. On THURSDAY, April rs. 1876 ANA
JAM, wife OF john N. Hickson. I'D eldest dauss-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GAREs HARP, In the 55th year Of her are.
Funeral viii take place from the residences q
Mu A. Clearing, 30. les Bridge street, 20 nor
row 81 O'Clock. Friends and relatives are rssDSs-
fully invited.
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ga bit of muscle, the size OF pea. taken
from late Indianapolitan, lad IS trichina.
ga farmer Of Santa YneZ, Cal, recently
traded $40 mustangs for one FLOODED stallion.
HThe editor OF the Norristown Herald
has experienced a shower OF lies.
$3.50 people regard it as singular that q
man "who never played cards In his life, be-
cause It's wicked, - will extract Is per cent.
interest from O widow.
~He smiled beautifully, and said,
"How're, Sarah 2" Sarah replied, "You can't
fool dis GALL know you! How's your wife
and family? ?" As be silently walked away
be remarked to himself, Dat ar gal does
know me-"
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INDIAN SQUAws READY To COMPETE
WITH THE RIFLE TEAMS OF THE WORLD.
capt. Mcdonald, commander of the famous
San Francisco cadets, has a camp al the foot
OF the San Bruno Mountains in California,
aud for several months has been training a
company OF Indians, including four squaws
and five men, who represent as many differ
ent tribes. Capt. Mcdonald is wealthy and
eccentric, and IL is his intention that Cali
fornia shall exhibit in the great centennial
show some OF the most wonderful OF the wild
Inhabitants OF California's forests. The In
dances, In the feast ofire, in q ribbon dance,
and In gymnastic feats. The squaws, Capt.
Mcdonald thinks, will be able to compete
with any team OF marksmen In the world.
AT long range distances they have done
some extraordinary shooting. The Indians
are to be in Philadelphia In May. Their
costumes are elaborate and costly.
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QUACK CHAMPAGNE.-Them manufacture
OF quack champagne is something upon
which the public will perhaps get more light
through the trial soon 10 be begun In one OF
our courts. II Is upon a large scale that the
business is carried on, without any doubt.
Most OF the stuff thus put on the market l.
very bad, and easily detected by experienced
drinkers OF champagne. But there are SO
many champagne drinkers who have never
tasted, smelt, seen or heard of the genuine
article, that purchasers can always be found
Tor The most quackish sort of the sparkling
beverage al high prices. Some ten or twelve
years ago there was trial In this city, in
which some startling revelations were made
OF the extent OF the frauds I'm the manufac-
ture OF champagne i'm the United States. IL
then appeared that by far the greater part OF
all the liquor SOLD under that name was
fraudulent, and that much of il was highly
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THE MUCH MINED COTTON CASE IN
BRooKLYN.-H. b. Titus, acting "a agent OF
the Governor OF Arkansas, caused the arrest
OF one Mcdonald, in Brooklyn, a few weeks
ago, on charge OF subornation OF perjury In
pushing a cotton claim against the govern
ment. Mcdonald obtained a writ of tabeas
corpus, and in turn procured the arrest or
Titus on charge OF ia lse imprisonment Titus
applied for writ OF habeas corpus, urging
nor OF Arkansas, he was not obliged 10 look
into the legality of the proceedings under
which he arrested Mcdonald. Judge Bene-
dict ruled yesterday that Titus is entitled TO
the writ.-TN. y Stol, 12fh,
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KENTUCKY STUDENTS LYNCH CLASS
MATE-We learn that a student OF Center
college, Danyille, was hung by the peck by
q mob OF his fellow students the other night
and left In that condition, and death would
Immediately have resultc had he not been
cut down by some friends. The reason was
a suspicion In the minds OF the mob that this
young man had been the writer OF a scurriI-
Gus communication which slandered a num-
Der OF students. II is hard for us 20 believe
that Kentucky boys could be SO cowarily
numerous as 10 hang a man on suspicion
HQJTOiSbgr0 ObSe77eT.
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THE WAGES OF SIN.-Last week there
died in New York city, in an obscure build
ing in Fifty-fourth street, a woman by the
name of Kate Heath, for many years past
the propf1etress OF several disreputa BILE
houses. She has left property, real and per-
sonal, of an estimated value OF Si50,OO0
Some time ago she made will, IL is said, be-
queathiDg her property to her housekeeper,
Miss Harrington, but now q document APP
pears that leaves the property TO one Frank
Durfee, q Wall street broker. There is like
ly TO be bitter contest for the property, as
Miss Harrington charges fraud and intimi-
dalton, and has witnesses to prove the exist
erce OF will in her favor. The property has
been inventoried, and II will probably
be placed In the hands of the public admins
traitor pending the proceedings.
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A PRIZE THAT THE ENGLISH YACHTS
MEN COvET AND AMERICANS HOLD
Yacht Club over the peremptory challenge
just received TO sail for the fau Gus queens
cup. For quarter OF a century IL has been
held in America as trophy wrested by the
yacht America from feet OF nearly forty
English craft. The challenge comes from Mr..
Charles Clifford, Nice-Commodore OF the
Royal Canadian Yacht Club. The yacht he
She is new yacht, and all the improve
ments that nautical science can suggest are
10 be represented In her. She is 22l tons
English, and 233 tons New York Yacht Club
measurement. She is 12i feet long over all,
107 feet on deck, 90 feet keel, "A feet beam, Q
feet inches depth of hold, with 3 feet draft
of water forward, and feet inches aft. At
a special meeting of yacht holders on Tues
day next the yacht TO sail against the chal-
lenger is to be selected.-1N Y Sun.
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PETRIFIED HERoEs-The bodies of those
who fell In the late European war are being
how eXhumed by the suburban municipali-
ties OF Paris for interment IN the several
cemeteries. and a fact fun OF scientific inter-
est has been discovered. Al many places,
more particularly at Chatillon, the bodies,
Notwithstanding the fact that they have
rested five years in the earth, have remained
intact. AT La Croix de Berry, on the open
ing OF tomb containing thirty-tbree Ger
mans, they found them enveloped IN their
heavy NANTES, more resembling sleepers
than the dead. As regards the causes of
preservation, the scientific men say that
these may be attributed 10 the locality, the
nat are OF the soil, the thick solid cloaks and
10 the fact that they fell I'm full health, aud
had not in them the same elements OF cor
ruption as those dying OF disease. Their
medals, crosses, watches and money were
found undisturbed, and served to identity
them. These have been sent TO the friends
OF the victims in Germany.
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THE FRENCH AND GkRMAN ARNrrs.-we
believe that the French army in spi te OF what
has been written In this country on the sub
leci, Is making great progress In every wsy
M0k Is being done silently and well. We
have Just seen the letter Of an Accomplished
French ofhcer, stating that the work, un.iI
Few days ago, was really TOO hsrd
and ON the extra amount fduty neceSsItat-
cd by the training OF reservislS. We see
that in Paris the cavalry regiments are being
drilled To take the rail 81 nighttime aud
by "the lantern dimly burning" a squadron
rides up 10 station, dismounts, piles arms,
Gnsaddles, installs its chargers In the rail-
way boxes, packs mp hay and corn and "a kes
It's place in the carriages. Once ready for a
start, orders are given 10 disembark, aud
men and steed are broken 10 this new SER
Vice-conveysnce ofcsvalry. An Important
measure OF unificatioh In the armament OF
the German armyis about TO be effected.
The Bavartan General Podewils, inventor
OF a system of Misunderstanding rifles former
~ In use with Bavarian troops. has lust
constructed a metal cartridge fitting both
the regulation Werder (Bavarianl and the
Mauser lPrussian) rides. This cartridge has
been Issued already 20 the Bavarian troops
and is likely TO he adopted also In Prussia
[ London hYTly amt NCrl,V Gazette
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A DIsGRACED FATHERS LovE--John
Heavey, the canal boatman awaiting trial
Ia Jersey City for the murder OF a fellow
boatman whom he hacked with an oyster
knife In Washington street, was visited yes
terday for the first time by his father, VINO is
lily OF the Unfortunate man was SO disgraced
by the rowdyism of this Maynard son that IL
was resolved to leave him TO his fate, but the
father q last relented. Heavey wept bitter
Tears when the father entered the cell.-tNY
Herald 18th.
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Two MOTHERS AND Two BABEs-Yes-
terday morning two women In the west part
OF town gave birth TO children in the same
room and at the same time. The woman
who cared for the little strangers, bathed
and clothed them, and started to present
them TO their waiting mammas. Then she
made the startling discovery that she had In
extricably mixed the infants SO that she was
unable TO decide which was the mother OF
either. The two mothers cast lots for choice,
agreeing that II the children should, when
grown, develop family traits sufficiently to
Identify them they should be exchanged If
the selection should prove to be Incorrect
(Des A0ines (IO,Ud) Register, ApTl 6.
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1876 rr.ss fsts5ttEEA.rA 1876
70 the Hsrth, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rats, Splendid Seem.
ery, Magntfcent Equipment.
oofnss OF s.S ,ns city time from
P.EIoI Oar g Ptt:burs; SlS ,. m. daily daily, vi tS
rasss s oar to Chicago and 1895 O. =. daily,
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bor OAnandaisua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
ds1 Ia nc ne nerth, q m daily, eIospt Sun
f.lo, II ;ss :. m: daily, except sunday. 1
sss Limited Hte
Eth Ell BE. Io5t i;s9 AMY, except 5uads;.
and 50 AID $40 p D. daily. Limited sT 1ers
tsf s. sss, sSss ESQ q. m. DAILY,
fs ; asS snnd :sd 40 1, M
Tor 1nn.soii.. $ 90 and 1855 .. m. and ass ,.
m. except Sunday.
WY sRb 54
TGr.Als1 ,.S I;e;s 10, 1.@:. !, 40
M. and and I s nm MAO p M on sun0aS" So
For the South, via Richmond, II:Io 2. m. daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynchburg, 1888 .. 20.
Train. leave y AIs1andfi. for Washington, CTS,
s,Io,lL 3. M I, "a, o, g; and p m On
Tickets, information, Sleeping and PsrIor Gar
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn.
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking Of Baggage to
destD alton nan Hotels a1 n hssIdenoes; 80,
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Manager, jan3-ly
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2 h. WARMER, corner + and 7tb ,treets

X d. WARMER, corner + and 9TH streets.
TkSsTEhS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
VE NEW ykRSEf AVENUE, BETWEEN
IND SITS NORTHWEsT
by virtue of Q deed of trust, dated March 2ad,
800 recorded in Liber 7S9, folio 424, OF the land
ecoios Ior the District of Columbia, and by direc-
moh OF the party secured thereby, Will offer at
Ruovc suct,op 10 front Of the premises, on SATUR
OF LOIS ard D. In square No. $50, fronting about II
ing back the depth Of the lot to an rs feet sey The
property is improved by q Rev brick dgeIine con
prnvements. AA iA
Terms Of sale: One third cash residue I'm G IL And
u months. Deferred payments to be secured nv a
deed OF trust the property Sold aud to bear inter-
est at the rate OF PR cent per frem day Of
sale. 500 down time of sale AIrconvev anc,n.
~ cost of purchaser.
NATH'J OARUSI, JR Trustee.
apl2 dSds ID. CLEARY Salemsn
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RAILROADS.

/ UNIVERSAL Il. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKRTs to or from all points
s, sa.stlss s' q sss q Dscss'es.is@W
In this city.
Tieksts good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply to n. d. WHITESIDE,
epIly 915 Penn. ave. W Aahing tOn. ID. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
YO.mORhuW.
WASH. b. wILLIAMs. Auctioneer.

WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
1huSTKES SALE OBJ VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRuPEBTY FRONTING on THE CORNER
- 10Th AND NJ STREETS SOUTHEAST
+ BY virtue OF Q deed of trust. da: Cd the 18th
day q Decembvr, A ID. ls74, aud duly recorded
In Liber No 169 folie 345, Of the land records
and BY direction Of the parry secured thsIeby,
shall ell ct public auction In front OF the premses
on EhIDA1. April 18th, A. n. 1876, at 80 D m !,
AL that certain piece or parcel Of ground stus-e in
said city OF washington, ard knovn and Designated
As pan OF lot numbered ope ll In square numbered
pine hundred and fifty two fesfc Beginning for said
part NJ the southt asst corner OF said lot AID
south hfty feet and six inches 81 n In thence
north seventy hve feet and seven inches rs fl lin D.
thence east MY one feet and six inches 5l II in
TO the be OF 10th street east and thence south
enfy nye feet and seven inches as IT. in 70 the
place OF beginning with the I'm nts thereon
consisting OF q brick dwelling house containing
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
WELLS J. BABCOCK Trustee
apS o3ss WASH. b. WILLIAM Auct
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hUNCAES0N BIOS, Auctioneers,
II eoutheast cofIer 9Th and ID SITS n W.

UIUNCAESUN BROS., Auctioneers.
II toutheast cofSer 9Th and ID SITS. u. W,
ASsI9HEE's SALE OF GROCERIGS, LIQUORS,
eHELNING, COUNTERS, &C.
ZEN On TUESDAY MOkNING, April 18Th,
HfScommeneng az 10 O'Clock, 1 will sell, by
*al .irtue OF an assign meLt, the entire stock OF
Groceries, &c, contained in store coroer
Al street and Pennsy lyanis avenue, conssting Of
Sugars, O. ffees, Teas. soaps;
Starch, Candles, Pepper, Spices;
Cigars, Tobacco, Tubs, Buckets
Molasses, Vinegar, Prunes;
Brandies, Whisk es, Sherry, Port;
Large lot Shelf Goods. Shelving;
Scales. Counter, Fixtures, &C., &c;
Together with numerous other articles Usually
found IN grocerS store; fkANk HUME.
apll ct
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TNRUeTEEs' SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
l. ELEGANT DWELLING ON STREET,
bETWEEE VERMONT AVENUE AND
z BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to us, dated
II March Is, lS74 and recorded in Liber No 7i7,
folio H. one OF the land records Of the District of
Columbia. we will: on THURSDAY, the 2Tth day
OF April, 1876, at o clock D. m in front of the
pr misses. sell at public auction, Lot No 93 in G.
Berrets subdivision Of original Lot No. s. Square
No le9, said subdivision being recorded Ia Liber
II. d O., folio 4. I'm the office of the Surveyor Of
the District of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north, and runs back to
Q 30 foot alley; Is Improved BY an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling. mo. 1887 street north
west With basement, attic and bac building, and
has excellent furnace and range
Terms: One third OF the purchase money In cash,
and balance in three equal payments at 6, II and Is
months from day Of SALE for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent. per annum. and secured b. deed of trust on
the property. shall be given. A deposit Of 81 90
will be required of the purchaser the time Of sale
All convey ancing at the peDse of the purchaser
If the terms Of sale are not complied With wiz bin
week from the day OF SALE the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the cefRulfing purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice in the National Republic An and Eve hing
Star. GEORGE W RIGGS, tr-
ap1l IBepl DUNOANSON BROS Aucts.
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II II. WARMER, corner 7th and + streets.

X ID. WAENER,corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL CORNER
WkST.
- By virtue of q deed Of trust, made July 5th
1874, and recorded in Liber 756, folio 254 one OF
the land records Of the District Of COlumbia, at
the request Of the party secuted thereby, will offer
at public sale, on WEDNESDAY. April I9, 1876,
at 5 p M, Subdivision l6, in Square Isl, Washing,
ton, ID. c. the same having front of 20 10 feet on
18th street at the Of street northwest hsv
ing depth Of LIS feet, improved by Frame Dwell
ing.
Terms: Or e.fourth cash; balance at 10 per cent
interest in 6 and - months
Jos. q. G. KENNEDY. Trustee
apll-dts It. COLDWELL, Salesman
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW PUBLICATIONs.-"Life and Letters of
,elyan. vol l. 81 50 Life Of John Quincy Hdsms'S
q SssTss TTsDei, Adams vol To- CO. Of
IRON Msndals to Momieu > by Capt Anderson;
o. 80; 1.-THE One Fair Woman by Joaquin Mil
i Ter; 81 90 nrtsl osl Plays, By w 9: GILBERT
BY Mrs Oliphant: rs cents. "a Family secret. "by
Astronomy, ;" by Richard Proctor; Is cents. SPhy.
sseieod. HIenents Of Bansins ri 90. S eSesss
fict between Labor and Capita, }" by Albert 8
Bodies; q 80. Life Of Gen. Thomas stonewsii
Jackson, by Randolph. illustrated; 800. A job
O,S ''Nse rate
Agents Lsvrsnce,s Pure Linen" Papers,
apH.tr Gil Pepnsyivanis avenue
T'BE PLANTATIONS OF MAN IN ALL AGES
Il BY Violet lie Buc.
The Eneids Of Virgil. By VIM. Morris.
Sights and Insiehts. By Mrs. whitney.
Miss Hitchcock Wedding Dress.
Work in the Viney ard. By = r. Burr.
Easter Lilies. and other Lenten Books.
full supply Of Bassters, and other BibIes
At. WIN. BALLANI5tYME1:.
NEW BOOKS.
Diseases ofthe Nervous System. By DR.. Hammond.
Handbook Of Architsctural Styles. By R,sengar-
Animal Parasites and Meesmates. By Van Bene-
A Short History Of Natural Science. By Buckley.
Life of Alexander Hamilton; : vols. $50.
The Habitations of Ian in All Ages. BY Eugene
Violet LIE Due. Illustrated. IS
Bancroftls History of the United States. Gem
Just published and for sale by
msr2fG MOHUN BROS. 1915 Pa. av.
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
TJ'HE STEANEK HARBINGER Will LEAVE
EVERY ssS sSsS ef' C 81 i4sn m nits far
Potomac Fisheries and intermediate Lasding,.
aplOlI NJ. Z: GREeG, Captain.
sTEAMEB LADY OF THE LAKE
s1f as Hsa4 *, sta sI
atsp m Fare. e.; round trip, Sc.
ste:ner JNO: W: THOMPSON leaves Com psnys
and sndns
every FRIDAY at z a. m fer Cosn River, stopping
For Information .Psiy at the Office of the Com
opposite the Treasury or to the Agent. = the
"PEoPLEs' LINE"
MONEY" S5E4SsH SHHHk SSz1s MA
The .idswheeI ste. Asp1No0.
,,,, Captain T. 4, BALDWIN,
Ssssisss. Il sss street , s:srs .M '5I& 8
Retn5Ping win leave HOmini every TUESDAY
febas W " n. R. EIrzHUGH. Agent.
NEW s1PREss LIN VIA CANAL.
1AIL AZ 4as 1S5 s5sz yAsA
Prom r,sz so1ib S' & Rt,s, ph,l.as.,a,..
From IS " a t. &. t eet, Georgetown,
d. o., MONDAY, at D. m.
This line connects ct Philadelphia with Olydsb
Regular 6emi-veekly Line OF Steamers for Provi-
aence, Boston and New England ststss. no wharf.
=. HYDE, Agent fer d. OF q.
WIZ. r. CLYDE CO., philadelphia.
y. q. REED, lexandria, Va.
D. ID. @. MINK, 80 Devonshire street, Boston.
~Ireights delivered by Knox 3 Express. Orders
len at General Once, COS Pennsylvania avenue, or
Of the stsaDers' Wharf, Win b promptly attended
70. usp1tF
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issued eSt Of the GiesSs once Of the 81:
and TO me directed, WIN sell ct public sale for
Cash in front Of the Court house door Of said Dis
An John Amber smith right, due, cisin ana IN
Of Lots Mes. l. >, 3, and s, in Joshua ,: rishers
subdiv sion Of Square No SO, togesher With ell and
Wssbinetob, ID. O seized and levied upon the
property Of John Amber Smith, and viii be sold 90
ter. ALEX SHARP,
sp7-Dt Y, B, 4arahA p, q.
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HOTELS,

UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
u nsS is sSgtss ST. NEW YORK.
At this Establis irment are to be found all
the exoellenoies known to modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
Its location IL the most desirable In the city,
being in Q healthful and charming neighborhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public insti
tutops, the leading business houses, and the prin-
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished and thoroughly ventilated and the views
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has ne superior anywhere out
OF Paris. Every luxury Is here supplied at mode
rate cost, and the attendants are uniformly courts
Gus and efficient.
night.
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
janis SIN
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
Ti, No. 1899 SIXTH SThEET NORTH-

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
Tf No. 1889 SIXTH sTBEET NOkrH-
- By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
he District of Columbia. hold ing Q special
tenn, passed In Equity cause No 4 ys24, docket IA,
Twill sell, Ct public auction ia front OF the prem
isrs. Cd MONDAY, the 1th day of April, lS76, at
$50 O'Clock p m the following described real es
tate. " IL the improvements thereon to wit: Part
of lot numbered z, in square numbered 4Sl, COM
menciDR for the same at point On 9Th street north
vest Is feet from the northwest corner Of said lot
2, and running thence due east 93 feet 4 inches,
the south 10 feet thence west 81 feet inches to
sad 9th street, apd thence north is feet TO the point
Of be cunning. The improvements consist Of q two
story frame house.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed By said decree
are: ODe-thirc cash, ano the balance in three 49,
equal iDstalments at 6, IL: and Is months the do
ferred syments to bear interest 1T eight 49, per
cent from the day of SALE and secured the salts
faction Of the Trustee. If the OF the sale are
not complied With In seven days from the day Of
sale, the property will be resold at the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser upon five days sdver-
tsement Of the same in some daily news paper
printed and published IN the city Of Washington
deposit Of Sl00 will be required ct the time of
sale. All convey ancipg ct the purchasers cost
JAMES =. BANGS. Trustee
sp3-l3t YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE
OF l4LH STREET, BETWEEN AND u
STREETS NObTH.
- On WEDNESDAY. April 9th. 1876 at 30
a O'Clock. will offer for sale a. public auction in
front Of the premises, Irt Of lot 20 in square 2
beginning for the same at the southeast corner OF
said lot, and running thence north the line
Of 18th street % and IS leo feet thence
thence south % and IS 100 feet and thence east leo
feet to the beginning. with the improvements
thereon, consIs ting OF two tvo-story frame dwell
ings, Nos. 1886 and 1888.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal at Il and Is rs from the
day Of sale, with interest. The deferred payments
to be secured by deed OF trust the property
cold. All copveyancing at the Of the purchas-
eIs olO0 deposit on the acceptance OF each bid
MARY HUMEs, Guardian.
WARREN @. STONE, Attorney
apS-eo6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.