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The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
ILLEGAL OYSTER DREDGING.

The St. Michaels Comet has an account
of the capture on Saturday of three vessels
employed in dredging in Eastern Bay, an
arm Of the ChesaSeake near St. Michaels.
The Comet says : That Capt. Tom Valiant,
an officer of the Oyster Navy, intends that
so far as his authority extends, dredgers
must not cross the line of demarcation, and
failing to observe the legal statue on this
point, they will see that over the line in the
Eastern Bay is only short route to the
Eastern jail. On Saturday last he added
reinforcements to his crew and started for
the Eastern Bay as dredgers this season
seem determined to work there in spite OF
the law. He was not long away before he
returned with three schooners and their
crews as the spoils Of his expedition, viz ::
the schooner, Thomas W. Moore, Of Som
erset Co., Capt. Revel schooner Jacob
Bulack, of Balto., Capt. johnson and the
schooner Masonic Hall, Of Balto., Capt.
Morand. The Captains were committed to
jail by Justice Sparks in default Of $500 bail
| in such cases. I..l ~
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
Latest, spanish .AGlars.

BY the American Press Association /
New YORK, Jan. 25.-Lctters received by
the last steamer from, Havana assert
that force of Cubans Of two hundred and
fifty strong rode through San Rafael Plan
tation on the 18th in the vicinity OF Bolonsd-
son station, . few miles from La Union on
the junction of HMatauras and Havana, on
the main trunk Railroad, ,unmolested. They
did not stop to destroy anything about the
place. This estate, belongs to senor Pafeal
Jourvin. On their way they passed through
the Plantatation Antilla, belonging to senor
RODRIGUEZ, few miles beyond, which they
completely destroyed, carrying awaynegroes
of the gang capable of bearing arms. La
Union Isl quite near Havana in Southeasterly
direction and portends the insecurity Of the
wealth of the country lying round about
in every direction. Should rebel hands SC
wish we shall be minus half of the sugar
crop. l-u - |H. " "it
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
CAMILLE,


:, One Of the finest houses Of the season
greeted Miss Charlotte Thompson last even
ing at the Opera House Although without
the finish and correctness of her Jane
Eyre" Miss Thompson's Camille " is
much more powerful, At times she is a
little given to rant, but In the last act her
genius over.omes all the difficulties of the
situation and her acting is equal to .Jannu-
scheck or Lucille Weston. Indeed Miss
Thompson seems to possess a great deal Of
the education of the former and q full share
of the magnetic influence OF the latter. 1t
is needless tosay that the large audience
was delighted, and evinccd their satisfaction
worthy of the star which is sufficient praise.
Mr.. Lingham's Armand was. superb and
ELECTED deserved applause. Mr.. Atkina
Lawrence as CASTOR did himself credit, and
although the part scarcely gave him an
opportunity of displaying his talent. fully,
he made the character prominent and ex-
hibited very plainly his superiority as an
actor. His charming wife Mrs. Louie Law
renee did so we'll with "Nanine" as TO elicit
in one or two instancesdecided applause.
We hope to see Miss Thompson in our city
again soon. L ,e1sr II =' .'''t
~7H r4 BRYANT's MINsTREts. a."
This popular company will appear at the
Opera aouss on Monday night, next next JAN
uary 31st. s.fggEI'g Y a,,t,.,@M
The Detroit Free Press says the concert of
Bryant's Minstrels, in that city, on Monday
night, was an excellent entertainment. The
singing in the first part was fine, and the
ol;o acts were among the best that have been
given by any minstrel party that has visited
Detrsit in many months. Lew Bepedict's
oratorical dissertation was of the side-split-
ting order; Adam and Lees banjo solos
were received with demonstrations of favor,
and the bill concluded with funny produc-
tion called "Weston, the, Walkist," intro
ducing the ininitable Worden and Mack,
Lew Benedict, J. W. Freeth, VIM. Welling,
and number Of auxiliaries, and all sorts
of eomical characters.p ~. TT.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
MINOR DISpATCHE ES.

HALIFAX, Jan, ,,25.-The screw Of the
schooner Maggie Campbell, wrecked on the
New Foundland coast, arrived at st. Pierre
to-day in destitute condition.
HARR1sBuRa, Pa, Jan. 25.-Dan;el Sell
lers, laborer living in shanty here was
burned to death this a. m, the building
having taken fire. The man was drunk
yesterday.
LINE Dock, Ont, Jan. 25.-At the in
quest on the body of Mrs. Hopkins, who
was murdered last Saturday, the jury rem
dered verdict of murder against the hus-
band, Samuel Hopkins. ~ ''
tT1rr1N, Jan. 25.- The Star has informa-
tion from the neigboring village of Green
Springs in reference to the elopement OF
Young lady of the best circles with two men
Of the theatrical persuasion. 1t is the theme
of conversation. r. -..
= HARTFORD, c., Jan. 25.--A report was
telegrapbed last night that the body OF the
missing son of Francis 8. Gawdy had been
found with his throat cut and horribly
mutilated. A special just received by the
Times says the whole story is a fraud, no
body being found. ..g
WORCESTER, Jan. .25--Lucius W Pond who
has been prominently before the public Tor
the last four months charged with forgery
was to-day sentenced to fifteen years IN the
State Prison. He pleaded guilty OF three
counts of the indictment and received his
sentence without trial.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 25.- The
United States Steamship Marion, after re-
naming at the compass station sSa about
tventvssour hours to adjust her compasses,
sailed for Norfolk, where 1t is understood
she will be examined as to the damage r.
contiv sustained by grounding in this har-
hor. Her ultimate destination is the Medi-
terranean Squadron.
WASHING TON, Jan .25.-The House Com;
mittee on Appropriations to-day heard
Msssrs Martin, Jones & Lockwood, stamped
envelope manufacturers, Of Philadelphls ia
mi mt in the Post Office Appropriation bill tc
protect their interests, claiming that the
way the Post Office Department now deali
with such envelopes occasions them loss.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
Y, r. g. A.

The Young Peoples Christian Association
held it, seventh entertainment last evening
in the lecture-room of the First Presby'e G.
rian Church. The room was densely
crowded, and many were turned away
unable to obtain admittance:
The exercises of the evening consisted OF
selact reading, duets, solos, essays and ora
tions. Among the solos was one w MRS
DR.. ]. P. Wales, which was finely rendered,
and heartily applauded. ~.
"The American Press" was the title OF an
Grafton, by F. H. Hofecker, which was
well written, and delivered in good style
B. @. Saville, and G. G. Royce, also sang
solos, which were received WIN applause
Tha ant ertaipment was excellent through.
ont mt and much enjoyed by all present.
The Association extends cordial welcome!
TO ali who wish to become members, anc
also invites those who desire to enjoy the
entertainments. .-"
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
TIE CLATON HOUSE,

ARRIVALS UP TO MIDNIGHT.
Jas. Bailey and wife, New York.
Ellis Pennington, City.
j. NJ. Wilson, Phila.
Geo. Lendrun,
j. A. Harding, "
H. NJ. Mills
M. L. Bewrus, Chicago.
Charlotte Thompson, New York.
L. Rogers,
Miss E. Evelyn, Phila.
Charles Marlin, New York.
Mrs. Stone, Phila.
Mrs. Watson, Phila.
J. w. Norris, Phila.
NJ. II. Lingham, Phila.
John 7. German, Phila.
s. NJ. Heilburn, Phila.
Atkins Lawrence and wife, Phila.
John A. d, Phila.
G. M. Howells. New York.
W. 8. Pride, City.
Chas Heath, Newark, N. j.
Mrs. Reider, and child-nurse, New York
Mrs. VIM. Hubert, and Daughter, Pa.
w. Horace Lodge, Balto.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
OVER THE CABLE.

BY American Press Association.
The Insurgents Ready 10 Disarm.
rl VIENNA, Jan. 25.-privatc kilograms re-
ceived here to-day announce that the in-
surgcnts in Herzegoyinia are ready to dis
arm in the event of the Porte accepting
Count Andrassy's terms. g .,.,,ia'. ~
A New Archbishop Tor Vienna.
4 lROME, Jan. 25.-In the consistory: held
at the Vatican yesterday, Monsignor Kutsch-
Ter preconizel Archbishop of Vienna, in
place of Ranscher, deceased.
Telcgrspic Deransement.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Noon.-T telegraph
lines throughoutthe country. are still llderaged
and messages In every direction are serious
ly delayed. .s, 81 .l,.
The Turkish Late Battle.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, jan. 25.-An official
dispatch has been received by the Porte
from the Ottoman Consul at Ragusa, which
states that severe engagement occurred
near Trebingc on the 18th and 10Th between
the insurgents and the garrison of Tre-
bingne, VIII had made are cOnnoitering sortie
from the town. This official dispatch in
contradiction Of the other accounts, an
nounces that the insurgents we're beaten and
retreated with the loss Of one OF their chiefs
killed. .ai la -H.-
tNa Military NunlOrs Denied.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-The official Journal con.
tradicts the rumors that the reserve will
shortly be called out and also the intended
mobilization Of the territorial army.
The American Note.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-It is stated that the
European governments have reserved theiI
replies to the American note on the Spanish
Cuban question until they have had IN op
portunily Of exchanging views oil the sub
ject.
Death Of a Race IEOrse.
LONDON, Jan. 25. The famous rae
horse Gladiateur, which wen the Derby
the St. Leger, the two thousand guinea
stakes, and the Grand Prize Of Paris II
| 1865, is dead.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
OUR MINlATURE PONTER.

Detroit policemen don't seem to be very
good marksmen. ~ want you either to MT
me or stop making such blamed racket"
said thief in that city, at whom police
man was shooting. f., 49,.
Over 500 900 bottles Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup arc sold every season. and thousands
of persons saved from an untimely grave.
"a genuine poet" an exchange says, "is
always ahead of his age" And he has
very lonely time of It If there is nobody
there but genuine poets.
O'Conner, No. 2 E. 3rd street, keeps in
stock the latest styles and finest qualities Of
cloths, Mhich he is prepared to make up in
to well fitting and fashionable garments.
"Affectcd with mental arrangement Incl
dent to his employment in brewery" is
the San Francisco Calls description of
man who leaped from fifth-story window
Boots, shoes and slippers in large quanti-
ties and at low prices at Fenessey's I'll.
Market street.
"No, SIR" said weary looking man on d
street car to an individual by his side, 4"
wouldn't marry the best woman alive. I've
been dry goods clerk too long for that"
Now is the time to get stove patterns and
rugs ut McBridc's, 72S Market street.
Strange, isn't It, that while Kentucky
chooses Stone for Speaker, our State Sen
ate should propose Woodin man as Presi-
dent ~. Y. Com. Ad.
Beds renovated and all kinds of furniture
sale at Adair's, Fourth and King streets.
! Black and white lace fans are pretty for
the evening. Some Of these lace fans are
edged with feathers, which makes them
more dressy.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
Knights Templar.

- Yesterday, at 1910, special train con.
tanning a delegation of Knights !emplar
from Baltimore, passed through here en-
route for Philadelphia. The delegation
numbered twenty-eight members, several OF
them being from this city, who had pre-.
viously gone to Baltimore. The object OF
the visit to Philadelphia is to make the ne
cessary space on the Centennial grounds for
an cncampment. ....,
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
FIRE.

Last evening about 4:so o'clock, fire was was
discovered in the dye house connected with
the Franklin Cotton Mills at 9th and Wal
mt streets. The alarm was given and soon
the engines were on the ground applying
streams of wator in vigorous manner
The fire was quickly extinguish he'd, and
no damage, with the exception Of, q prooa-
hle loss Of about 200 pounds Of cotton
which was thoroughly soaked by the water
was done. The fire originated from stove
in the second story of the dye house.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
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.JVSTICE COURTS.

Last evening before Esquire Brady,
Daniel Mooney was given hearing, charged
by his wife with committing violent
assault and threatening her person with
bodily harm. He was held IN the sum OF
$500 to answer the charge of assault, at the
next term OF Court. He was also helo IN
the sum of 5000 to keep the peace, IN de-
fault of which he was committed to jail.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
THE CITY RAILWAY.

The cars on this Wilmington City Passen-
ger Railway will change their time Of run
ming from ten to fifteen minutes on and af-
ter January 26th until further notice. They
will undergo thorough overhauling in the
shape of repairs and alterations.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
EufeHtainM10nt.

Yesterday afternoon, signor Duvali gave
an entertainment before the students OF
Rugby Academy, with his trained canary
birds, making them perform many humor-
GUS and wonderful tricks, The performance
was highly enjoyed by the scholars. '4
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26

The Board Of Trade met last night, ''in
the usual way.
The Trustees of the Poor will meet 10
ay at the County Aims House.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26

Bush's Philadelphia freight line run as
regularly now as in summer time.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26

The Weather To-Day.
For the Middle States clear or fair Weather,
stationary tsn,1,erature, southwest to northwest
winGs rising barometer.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
ComnsrsfA.
wAvrv-a yrav-uvnw


Nxw YORK, Dec. 5.AGotton firm; sales Of I,419
bales at II 1-l60f2l4c. Consolidated net receipts
95557 bales. Exports-GIcat Britain, 50 338 bales;
France, II 33s bales; Continent, s9es bales Chan
BALrINoRn. Dec. 5-Ootton quiet and steady;
middlfng, n3lc-
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat active
nrmer and higher; No. Western red, o. 3s; No
ado.,el.2s; Psnnsyivania red. .sls59l 30, Maryland
red. good TO prime, tl-4o@si4ss do. amber o. 50
@1s5; do. white, e1-z50l.l5. Corn-Southern &C.
tive and firm; Western active and higher; South
ern white, new, 51057c.; do. yellow 5235Te; West
srp mixed, old and spot, ss14e.; December, s9.;
new, spot, 51z4c; January, 5ses Oats steady and
demand fair: Southern prime, 3Se.; Western
white, s7Qs9c.; do. mixed, sSGa5c. Rye steady at
7oG75o. Cloyerseed dull but steady ut 146l5c
Hay steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet and
firm. Pork, 41725 Bulkmeats-Leose nominal;
packed, shoulders 7zc.; clear rib. sides, sI<c.
gs4c. Hams, 1411G151<e. Lard. refined, rL6
1ile. Butter unchanged. Petroleum strong;
crude, 121ze.; refined, 251se9e9c. Cofee quiet,
firm and unchanged. Whisky dullat st.Oe1%
Reoeipts-Flour. 400 barrels; wheat, Al, 600
bushels; corn 90, 900 bushels; oats $1,000 bushels
rye, 500. Shipments-Wheat,2 2o,oos bushels; corn,
liQ 500 bushels. -
National Republican., 1876-12-06
AUCTION SALES
0OOOSNOOOO
Future Days
nUNOANsON BROs., Auefioneers.
TRgSTESs, HySEs SALE OF FyAhUABLE IMPsnyED
WEST, AND Oh STEEET SOUTHWEST.

ALSO.
on sEvENTH sTBEET Akp on SINrE
2, Iss5, and recorded IN Ltber NO. SO, folio 10
secured thereby, We %i oisr fos sS sale. on o. FRiaf, III
rreniees part a osd and eaSne 81 g:
the S eos1er e S and
nhg insncs south ths ases @ feet nine and one
twenty 5 fses: ;henee norts fifteen tiSS feet nine
ana ana one third r s ipeheS e., tsnse east
improve by three-story res ePcS dwelling. sitai,sd
on Sixth street, between AID Z streets south-
And Immediately thereafter We win sell lot 81
and ihe eastern part Of lot p : IL square no. 80
win the same width to the southern line q
ssy sas dn
F0ur-and-s-haifs and siTia streets sodssSesi. :
On SATURDAY, December a. 1876, 1t O'Clock
p M We vii, sell part Of lot le In squsse 90, be-
seysnt6 street west, twenty FEET north from the
southeast 9 corner Of said lot T. and she9se run;
four f a Ia half inches; aud thence west one hIndred
feet and four and half fnches and thence esst QUE
hundred feet 70 the place of beginning, LHpre~ed
street. between R M and streets nortsSest. . ''H
And Immediately thereafter, all that piece and
forty o feet south OF the northeast corner o
e line Or Nn, sree Ssnee we @
drsd to feet 70 original lot L. thence north twenty
to) feet, and thence east hundred (0OD feet TO
The place of beginning. This lot is situsted or
Ninth street, between Rhode Island avenue and
Terms of sale: One third cash, ana balance pay
able IN six, twelve and eighteen months, with In
terest st cent. from day OF SALE to be secured
BY n deed Of trust II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within five days, the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk aud
OF The defaulting purchaser. A deposit of 900 will
be required on each sale. Conyeyancing, &C., at
purchasers cost.
I9syfa THoTRs Ii aIps EPsoN' }Trustess.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
BOWLING, Auettoneer.

siRhBLE THREE; STORY BRiSk DIV = LII
INC HOUSES, WITH BASEMsNTs, 0N
WEST, NEAR TUE CITY HALL.
- By virtue of deed of trust to the under
g ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber No soi folio
Ington county, In the District of CoiumbIs and By
Se i or
described real estate and premises. situated in the
city of Washington. in said District, to wit; Lot
h3nased and thirty three, W tsss tegethaP With the the
his iot fronts 81 feet e.z inches on Four-and-a,
brick buildings, now occupied as law Offices. The
feet will be first sod and I'm nedistely thereafter
IS teet.
The property will be sold in two separate lots,
each house separately. II fers an excellent op
portunity for good investment.
money in cash, and the balance equal INSTALL
ments In tweive, eighteen and twenty-four months,
on the day sale, bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. per annum and secured by deed of
@ the and pOc of a
on each house Will be required at the time OF sale.
The terms OF sale 10 be complied with within
serve he right resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser. upon giving ave
in said city of Washington. All conyeyancing and
recording to be at the expense Of the purchaser
hkhFHMa 4! b. MeeTfRE, FfRGALI' Trustees.
THOMAS DoWLiNG, A1ctioueer.
ssTHE ABovEsALEIs Is Questioned UNTIL
MONDAY. December ls, 1876, same hour and place.
by order of the Trustees. esS..r,o,,s powr,Sc
dee5-TuThs&ds Auelioneer.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
MARRHEn.

WEAvER-SCHNEIDER. THURSDAY even
ing, November 70 Is7e at the residence of the brides
parents. by the Rev. Drs. Domer and Butler, Rev.
7. II. WEAyER, Of Grafton, W. Va, anu KATE N.
SCHNEIDER, ofIhis city.
hILLHOUsE-yAN RENsSEEAER.-At All
Souls, St. Mary lie Bone, London, November y, by
the Rev. Charles Q. w williamson. PHISEAs r. HILL
daughter OF the Rev. Maunsell Van Rensselaer,, ID.
D.. of Geneva, NY.
National Republican., 1876-12-06
THOMAs D0wLIse. Auetioneer.
L - - v S =
GHANCERY SALE OF FURNrIJRE AND
EFFECTS OF TWO BARBER SHOPS

EEFECTo Of L Wo BARBER ShUPo.
a Under and BY virtue e decree q the su-
hMa cause pending therein betweer Mary 4.
tboofer, plsintif, and Carter A. Stewart, de-
fendsnt She undersigned will proceed to sell, for
pe purpose of settling the affairs o. the late m Of
Booker Stewart, nj of the furnitufe q Ntufes and
enects In the two shops of said firm. as fofowss
On MONDAY. the llth OF Desennbsr, at I2
O'Clock m, will Sell the furniture, nxtufes aud
effects in the shop at Willzrds Hotel, and on the
same day, at eefoek p. M. will sell the fyrnt-
ture hxtures ard effects in the shop atthe Metro
politdn Hotel. ...
The terms OF sale will be as folIows>Aii sums
a credit of ninety ahys.
GARTER A. STEWART,
Surviving Partner Of Booker & stewart.
National Republican., 1876-12-06


TRUSTEES SALE OF ATwO.STORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE on THE EAST
SIDE OF TENTH. BETWEEN AND O
STREETS NORTHWEST. 49, :
- By virtue of deed of trust to,Joshua Whit
ney and myself, dated Del tober /. A. ID, 1870,
duly recorded IN Liber Ne; s2s, fot5e isS, one
- Of the land records for the District of Colum-
hia and at the request Of the thereby,
az surviving trustee, will sell e pgh,ie sIctlon,
cember o ls76, at O'Clock p. m.- all that
piece or psrcei OF ground situate In the city
and dlstip Gnished as and being lot numbered
& In SSseps Se,t key n
nu%oered three hundred and slxty-fSe, Ess5,) to-
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance At six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at six
per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold, or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of 500 required 40 the time
Terms TO be complied with In seven days, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to reseH the
property At the risk of the defaultiRg purchaser,
after ave days advertisement.
-...-- BRAINARD ii. WARNER,
norS-MWF&ds Surviving pfuStee.
National Republican., 1876-12-06

w sefenth street northwest. s.-
: TRUSTEES SALE or TWO LOTS, 100 FEET
fkDkT, On ELETENTH STREET SOUTH
EAsT. BETWEGN G AND STREETS. I'M
3 PROVED BY 3-STORY -BRICK DWELL
ING AND By A 2-STORY FRAME WELL
IS6. Mes. I15 and ~. = =
By virtue OF 8 decd of trust, dated Nav T. A. d.
isf duly recorded in Liber No 7J9 folio ii6 one OF
me lahd records for the District Of Columbia, and
at ne request OF the party secured, shall sell at
pubic auction, in front of the premises, on sI-
DAY December Is, 1876, at four (il O'Clock p, M,
and and lying in the city Of Washington. in the Dis
trict or Columbia, and known and described upon
the eround plat OF said city as original lots uum-
bered tweiye (iZ) and thirteen, (3 In num-
bered nine hundred and ninety-hye (995 together
with all the Improvements thereon.
Terms: one fourth cash, and the remainder in
four equal tnstallnents, at six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months from date of sale, with in
ttrest at the rate OF eight per cent. per annum.
until paid, payable semi annually, to bc secured
by deeq Of trust upon tke property Sold. A de-
post OF one hundred dollars will be required at the
time 0, sale Terms Of sale 10 be complied with In
- : OTTS BIGELow, Trustee,
- - WILLIAM NJ, SMITH,
ala
National Republican., 1876-12-06
BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

EMP0RTANT SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE
sMTATTMARH; M M *; VI; FRENCa BkQNZE B g GGR0uRs R
MAkBLE VASES, srATUETTEs, URNs,
ON THURSDAY snd FRIDAY. December and
g. at l0:s0 and 7:3) Will be sold at the
auetion rooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street, a grand collection of
works OF art, comprising Carrara Marble statuary,
with subjects of Ruth; The Gardeness, Spring, &c;
Elegant Parisian Bropzes Black Marble Clocks,
surmounted with Bronze Groups and Figures;
finely execated Castellina Stataettes OF Venus OF
Thorvzldsen, Dance Of Venus. Three Graces, &c:
Manfel Vases In Amarmo, BardiglIo and Agate
Stone, Urns, Card Receivers. &c.
Alse> Two Marble Monumental Statues, repre-
senting Hope -.--.
The entire Collection Is the recent Importation
from France and Italy, of Messrs Viii Bros. qate
Vito, VIII & Sons Of Philadelphia, and will be
ready for examination with catalogues on Tuesday,
5tE instant. THOMAS BOWLING,
National Republican., 1876-12-06

- BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court
Ia OF the District of Columbia, sitting In equity.
in csuse mum Dered 4, ST John A. J. Crcswell and
- others against Samuel Phinips and others, the
undersigned trustee will sell a public auction, in
front OF the premises. on SATURDAY, the ninth
O'Clock, M, all that piece or parcelof ground
and improvements lying and being in the city of
and described as lot numbered one hundred and
forty two t142) of Morrison and oehers, recorded
dred and sixty-hve, tss5,) together with the appur
tenances.
1erus OF sale as follows. to wit: One third of
the purchase money to be paid In cash Within nye
days after the day of SALT, OF which 500 Is to be
paid deposit the time of SALE and the balance
Of the purchase money in three eQusl installmeuts
sale, for which the purchaser or purchasers shall
oeiver TO said trustee his their premssOry notes,
dated the day of SALE and to u interest the
rate Of per centum per annum. All conveyanciug
to be paid by the purchaser or rpurchasers.
ENUCH TOTTEN5 Trustee. o..
SHERMAN HANDY, ARctioneers,
uOcS-TuThSSds