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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
oCJoBER 10TH, 1875
LEAvB WAsBIEGrOH-

Ama Lave WASHINGTON,
Pent of ssci ann nap ana way Stations.
o., Main Stem. '''' ''~-''1''
ElSG~BsltiDere and AIe1sndri. Junction. sun
s1o-S.w Tork, Phil.deip JS.'t .os Boston n,
pes: Pullman Psrlor Oars. Sunday, stops
s:so-B.itimore and Way Stations.
burg II1re.s. FredericS, HsssrstoSn, and
valley koed; Parlor and sleepers. No con-
s;oo-PSint Of Rcels and way Stations. H.r-
ppi,sogSooIs and Nay Stations Valley B'ansh,
s:20.N,w YORK. and Boston Limied 4, press aud
for through pssssosss Bsiti Hn ana q P .s
d.iphis Sunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
iisnbsmmore, Way Stations. EIlioost City aud
1;A0.Ne. York. Philadelphia and Norfolk E,-
Esy stations AID Baitimore o nh sunday ell
'''ytn u. sI.nre and Way stations. Frederick
4:So-Raltimors and Laurel Express.
eoI,,se and Pint Of R"oss. via Metro
EsSer.oxn n saa wiS SInsss. on Saturday for
%HSEsaitipore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s;s9mBsltimOre and wsy Stations to Annapolis
ss,s saturday Hsser.sovn and &inehs'ssr.
a.. sleesina car; TO CiScinnah and Louisville.
1no-P Philadelphia .nd Baltimore Express.
lIS- -beit1c ore and Way Stations.
5:35-Pittsbars, Chicago, columbus.
s233Baltimore, Alexandria junction, and
l0:00-new York and Phil sdel phia Might Ex-
pres Sleeping Oars to New York.
io:oy-Baitimore aud Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction.
i1:4s-st. Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago.
and to LouIsyile Saturday. sieepsrs.
40. e:1o, $40, $40 .. m: 40. 4:45, $50,
HAS p m. daily.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
La. 30 connection On sundsy for Hsssrstoyn or Val.
81 Q. and 40 IN.
Tor further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
4ss. COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be checked and received ct point
In the city.
TBOs II SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l. COLE, GeneI al Ticket Agent
GEO 8. kOSHTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
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sSThe Boston Herald wants q medical
staff attached 10 the public schools TO Keen
children from being killed by overstudy and
impure air.
~Spurgeon refused 10 take the money
rich woman offered for his charities TIN he
ascertained that none OF her relations would
suffer from her act.
- This IL story OF what hspp suued not
long since In the Pine Tree State: a new
baptized by one minister and 10 jotn the
church Of smother. She vent to the frst, md
asked him n &c could be done. aYeS.1 -
replied, ~ could do II, bat I don't take In
washing"
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ASTHMA AND
~ The most sffectrsl remedy
viii be found to be
" prepared In all forms, for
smoking and inhalation by
lA3 New Bond street. Lon
do,, and sold b. than and
OuT THE UIifBD OTAfEe CANADA
jyssS euaiSssDe % oct1l nsvll sAee9 jan0 .fsoo.
H,nasu Al y0,Ay0Joe
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ID A. pARNEILLE, AuctioReer.

A sslGNEE's SALE.
FHAEKLIN shhyIEs Fund SOCIETY,
THOMAS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
well established Business Stand.
FOUh-STCRY MARBLE FRONT HOTEL,
NOwN AS The IRVING HOUSE." Nos 9I3 AND
Oh WALNUT STREET, WEST OF era STREET,
Fifty five feet front, ard 1sS feet deep to SAMSON
TWO FRONTS.
In the District Court of the United States for the
Ia tera District of Pennsylvauia, in bankruptcy.
ins Fund societg, in b.HSfaptey 'n0 fankiih cav
On TUESDAY, October 81, 1876. at l2 -
ss h1@a S iad ra6SaaSa sis
that valuable four story marble front hotel build
norm size Of walnut street vest Of 9Th Street No
PIP eontainips 10 trent on WainSt street IS feet,
two fronts. II is we'll built, handsomely finished,
gSd aRd sG.
On % Is saa
out, Stationary Wristbands, bell calls, speaking
sng Rcs doing ETC ,I
able business; and must ,ptinue 70 improve owing
,s.Ihs s.,. .Sis prSP.Isy .djoinins u. .sov.
the pufshsssr desire to enlarge tbs ho:si '''0''
SS $ s;ss sSsSSss.s''.' .-'.a...
~ coo TO be paid on each al tirns of sale
sC M
or at the Cfhce OF the assignees. no sic Walnut
street il. THOMAS SONS, Anctioneers,
139 aud South 9Th street.
Philadelp hia, October 5, 1876. octll ii
u. . % &Affs1 And I'D asa esS TONS VI
Of ~ the E,
of Columbia, and TO ma directed. will cell, for
cash ct public sale. at No 63 street southeast,
on TUESDAY the 24th day OF October, lsl6, .. u
One hurdred and fty 1907 toms OF White aud Red
a Goal seized and levied u Don - the goods and
satisfy sxecufiop No. ls 066 In favor OF Phtladel-
Dhia and heading Goal and Iron Co:
ALEX. SHARP,
octA dts u. B, Marshal, d. q.
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"WATERI WATER WATER" - General
Des Pallieris, just dead, during the cam
very intelligent, very faithful, and very
lazy. After long days march the General
WAS awakened at midnight by the moaning
Of bis servant, who, stretched on q mat al
himself Water! Water! WaterlD
The General calls out GHallo! Taere,
Quick! Stir yourself"
The servant approaches, painfully.
Get me glass Of water, and b. quick
about It."
The servant departs, grumbling, but re-
turns speedily with ft.
Here Is the water, General"
"Then drink 1t yourself, and let me sleep
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1876 rrssssff1 sE AH1A 1876
To the North, West, and SOuthWe est.

1876 rrsssfSTE 1876
To the North, West, and Southwest.
Dotlbls Track, Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
OOTOBKR 9fH, 1876.
corner OF Oh and 8 streets, as follows
soe Gar !. Chicago. and ii:so an. daily. sI
BALTInORs AID POTOMAC RsILROAD.
For Csnandsiguss Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Ps.es Oar. 70 &aifin: ' For ssis S.n:ndsi
ss an, b9nsio, ana Niagara Falls, l1:sO an,
For Ne. York and the East, 1888 m and s;4sp.
a.ify except sunday. For New York ssd the
s1na.s ..s farc ono d.r. ..!.nsa daily
For Philsdslpbis, sos an and l:s9 q; daily lily
s:4s N daily. Limited Express, s:ss ana.
6aly ssSsSs sS ion Baltimore. Am daily,
For Pope. 0Tsss Lin. ITO m and 4:so pm.
For Annapolis, 500 and 1850 am and $40 ,.
ALExANDRiA FREDIRIuKsBURs RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & wAsHINGroH
Tor AleIsndris, 2:ISo,1 $50, g, 10, IL. am !,
Is, a:s9. s.; s, ZOO m. On Sunday at 9
For the south, vi. Richmond. 2:I5 an. daily;
and via Lynchburs, 7:iS am. and II p.m /,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8. =, .,
80, IL an, \, 3, 4:2O, 3, g., and Pm.
On sunday at and % m, and Pm:
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Pafior Car
accommodations can be procured at the ON
Northeast corner of Thirteenth street aud Penn
DIYsnis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF Baggage to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
ID. M. BOYD, il ,Gen1 Passenger Agent.
FRANk THOMSON, Gent Manager. Jans-ly
UTHIvER8AR z. II. YusKUY OFFICE.
BAILBOAD TICKETS 10 or IRON ali Hofntl
s0 fsaSs. sasn Il .. 1l a sSa Ia
Ia this city.
Tickets good TIL used Dsssays checked tarolgs.
Apply 20 n. ID. wHITESIDD.
sblB eS1 Penn. ave-. Dandy store.
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TRUSTEES sALE
ID A. DARNBILLE,
i. Auctioueer and Real Estate Broker

ID A. DARNIILLE,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Broker
TaUsTEEs' SALE or TwO-STOBY BRICK
Ht UsshcD LOT Oh N STREET, BETWEEN
41H sND 51H.
by virtue OF q deed OF trust to US, dated Sep -
TENDER 9th, ls7e. And recorded in Liber No. f.!I
$50 folio so, &c cf tire land records of the.2.A
Dttrict OF Columbia, ano st the request of the
Treasurer Of tire Hbernia Building AssOciatioa We
I'll sell Mt pub &c suctlou in front of tbs premises,
GA MONtkG, the 23d osy of October, 1876, ct y
clock ia the afternoon, all that piec parcel Of
ground I'm the city WASH gto descrioei in said
deed Of uud q, the east fiftesu fest and ous ipcn
t6 4 4 ON fjott rear OF LOT number ed twenty
one, 81 IN square five huadred aud thirteen (6IS)
:, gc' her ~ th tte impr meDts theroon
Terms: One thu q of the purchase money ia cash:
the balance In Elk aud twelve ,nths, with
fr M Gay Of sale, toe deferred pay mepts to be se
cured by deed OF trust the property sold A
deposit Of go will be required when the op.rty
l. kIocktd down If terms of sale be a t complied
with in seven days from day of sale, the trustee
reserve the right to resell tho risk and Of tn
cefsulitl purchaser. on si,ing Que weeks noticA
by bic advertisement. Convey ancing ut cost Of
put chaser,
JAMES sRWYHhiiFFER WIFE, Trustees.
oc'2 7awswsds Ed. OLEARY, Salesman,
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nUEOAEsOH BROS, Auctonssrs.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT ON DEF BE rs cREEr, BETWEkN
EOkTA CAPITOL AND lsT sTREETs WEST,

TRUsTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT ON DEFREHs CREEr, BETWEEN
E0kTh CAPITOL AND lsT sTREETS WEST,
By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust, dated Ssptsm- u
Der sd, 1873, duly recorded 10 Libsr No. 6ts, ..
foios Is ct seq, one OF the land records for E.lU
tire District Of Columbia, aod at the reguest of the
party occurred thereby, We will sell a. public
ton, in front OF the emses MONDAY, 9Th
Gay Of Nove@ber, at 4:3O ,. m, the following
described real estate, situated In the city of Wash
ington, District OF Columbia, to wit: Ali thst piece
snf parcel Of ground lying in the said city and Die
g. let Aforesaid, and known and beiag Lot num-
bered seventy six t in Oh. pherd's Iecore ed sub.
dfvfs1on OF Square numbered Elk handred scd
twenty hree t61sJ, together with the improve.
Terms Of sale One third Of the puroha ss money
TO be paid 10 cash. and the residue In Of eQ ua
anc unit, payable In six 80 twelve I2I aud eighteen
tlo) months After dae with interest 81 eish. per
cent per annum till paid and to be secured by deed
OF trust On the property. deposit Of afg0 will be
required at time Of sale, and all convey acing and
recording at purchasers coat Ii terms of sale are
not complied with In ten GAYS from the day OF sale
abe Trustees reserve the right to ese the perty
at the Tisk and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser,
etter hve dsyt' advertisement
FhkD. w. JONES' rr,..o
oct2l -eo6ds JOS b. EDSSN, feee'
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NEW GOODS EVERY DAYI

Handsome DREer GOODS al kinds and ouaIi.
Tee, % prtoss much bslOv the regular rates We
sell ever his - IIw douu prices
bIhlh ciLbe BLACK and COLORUD
MkBlhOS SIC Cash AEREs. tH Wool SERGES,
worth rs. ~ 'e'S'
hsIesOme PLAIDs and STRIPED MATE.
BIAls, for Ladies' aud MissesI Oyerdres.e. a,
Almost half rates s'
o. s5 Per aid. - WHINE
BLksKITs and BED COsFORrs, . full stock.
nJ on want Day GOODS OF any kfnd, don 4 fail
= see cur stock before making your purchases
We promise to save you from 10 % % per cent
- Remember location.
w. n. BROWN.
3I4 SRI SrREBr,
octIo Near PsBnsylyania avenue,
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MARRIED.

TOUMEY-D0H0GHUE. On the 18th OF Octo-
Der, 1876, st 81. Pstricks Church, by the Rev
Father Walter, TIsO1RY TOMMY, OF WsshiaetOp
and ATE DONoeHUE, Of BaltimOre, Nd
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TROMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON WATER
s1BEkT. GE0RGkTOnN. ar AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, October gath, $50, az -
O'clock, in front Of the premises, VIII seII2D
cant u Lot No 20, fronting 81 feer the norlh~A
Size OF water street, By depth Of 50 feet inches
on he vest side OF Cecil alley
Terms: One third cash; balance and u months,
with interest at per Mt. per anbum. and secured
by a o. ed Ct trust on the pro eerty.
octi9-ots THOe. DOWLING, Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
hUECANS0H BIOS. A uctionsers,
II eoutht asst corner sIh and strests a.

II eOuths asst corner sih and y streets n. v.
PARLoH srITLS: CB<MBER sErS, BEo.
RUBEs, cASE sSO WOOD sE II sliaias.
HAIR ABB OTHEs MATTRESSES, s.S7
sEsihs, LouSSks, sIOEs0akpS BRUS
ooPPkR Dish sTEAMER WITH sLL A p.
ssLdSsSsS, COOK No IND HEATING
bskD STOVE P1Ps; DOZ NAV OLO raFS
ktSks LOT NE O-kPENfSRs' TOOLS,
rsnAh SKY, &c 40. AT hpOTIDN.
On &c s5Ds1 mOkn ING, October 31th.A
ecu nSs1efng st 10 O'Clock, we Eiil es-i la
froIt at our salesroom. @ general assortment
Of HSD-Aoid Furniture. \"
ALSO.
One OiseS Press, with solcs com slete.
One Bsr5eF Chair.
oet2l DuNOAENOH RROa Auc,a
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DEATH AT THE WHEEL.-The Albany
Journal of Monday evening says " Mr.. Levi
Best, of Germantown, pilot OF the steamer
New Champion, OF BLACK & Donohue's Cats
Kill line, was stricken with apoplexy At his
post on the up trip on Saturday night and
died few hours later. At O'Clock the
steamer had reached Esopus light, below
Rhinebeck, Mr.. Best being at the time alone
at the wheel. His son, Truman Best, second
pilot, was asleep In his room next the pilot
house, and heard his father ring TO slow the
boat. Thinking that something was wrong
he got up and stepped into the pilot house,
and as the night was perfectly clear and no
distractions In the way, he as ked his father
what was the matter. We have had q heavy
fog said the old gentleman, 'and don't
know where we are.' His son attem pied to
tell him that all was right, and asked his
father to sit down, aud after some persuasi
Mr.. Best stepped back and his son took the
boat in charge. Captain Stead was sum
moned. and by his aid the stricken pilot was
assisted to his room, when all That could be
done to allay his suffering was done, and the
boat came through TO Catskill without land
ing. When the boat reached Catskill, DIR.
Tanning was summoned, but found that
nothing could be done, aud shortly after his
arrival Mr.. Best died. Mr.. Best was about
65 years of age, and had been a boaCmau ali
bis lifetime, and for the past Is years had
run continuously from CatsklIl."
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEB6' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON FAYETTE STREET, no. 50. Be
TWhnh 3D. AND 4TH sTRsErs, GEORGE
Uncer and BY virtue OF deed Of trust 10 rs, -
bearing date the twenty third day Of March, 10
ID. 1875. and recorded ia Libsr n 7sO, folio Elx
8, one of the land records for Washington county,
District Of Colun bia, and 1T the request Of the
party secured thereby, We will sell AT pub ic auc-
ton. In front OF the premises, Oh M0HDAY. the
23d dsy Of October, ls76. at A. oclock m, ali
that piece parcel of ground know and desig az
ted upon the plan OF Georgetown 10 said District
lot numbered ia, In Thelkeld's addition to said
city, the same fronting sixty (60) feet the east
side OF fey cite street between Sd and 4th streets
ana extending back Of that width $50 feet, more or
less to the line Of Beatty and Hawkins addition TO
said city Of Georgetown.
Terms OF sale: "a 800, and Interest from March
sd 1873, and taxes ia cash the balance Ia notes at
g. II and u months win icterest, said notes to be
secured by deed OF trust upon the pro perty sold
q deposit Of ESQ required hen property IL struck
IF. Convey ancipg at cost Of purchaser. IL terms
Of sale are net coC'plied with within seven days
from DAY OF sac. the Trustees will resell st the risk
and cost Of d ,faultipE purchaser.
JOSEPH Z. DYER, lro..
CHAS. ii. MATHEWS, (ius'eNs'
octS THnS. BOWLING, Auct.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Mon DA . October 3Jtb, ian hour and place.
By order of the Tr usts
oct:O THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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OLIVE Log AN describes the appearance I'm
the London Courts OF SlAde, the American
medium, whose tricks have made him the
subject OF criminal prosecution. His face
wes as white rs snow. He wore the con ven
uonal American oress-black broadcloth
with q narrow black tie like q tape, and
showed broad expanse of shirt bosom. His
white lace was crowned with q tall black
silk hat, and his thin hands were ungIoved.
he turned from side TO side, glaucing rapid
~ at bis counsel as though TO say, "Where
am TO go now? On, my God! what Will
happen next" The room being packed as
1ull as II would hold the entrance door was
with difficulty held by the struggle of a half
dozen policemen uatil the bolt could be SHOT.
The nrst witness was the prosecutor, Prof.
Lancaster, gentleman who is In fact one
OF the most prominent scientific men OF the
cay, being Professor of Zoology at Universi-
" College, London, and q Fellow of Exeter
College, Oxford. Prof. Lancaster told his
story with the utmost frankness and perspi-
unbiased judgment could have listened to
Prof. LankesLer's evidence without being
fully convinced that Slade is an imposJer
The exciting scene OF Mr.. Lankester's
snatchtng away the slate from SIade as he
was about TO put IL under the aole, aiming
III TO be then fee from whiting, and bis dis
covering writing upon IL; his calling out to
SHADE, You have already written upon the
STATE have watched you doing IL eac time;
you are u scoundrel and an imposter," was
detailed by The witness with q dramatic
vlgoi, worthy OF FIRST class actor. Daring
this recital SHADES bosom rose and fell with
agitation, AID he glanced around among the
crowd To see what effect the story was no Ak
Ing among the auditors. That he had many
s. mpathizers was evident, fo- when the
Court was about To adjourn the case, and IL
be- anne que ton OF " no should 60 bail for
lbe TWO Americans, Slade and his agent
Simmons, various persons of condit iou
preferred the service. Two well appearing
gentlemen became their sureties.
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AUCTION SALNS.
mn ARHEn N.,uN

II h. wARsER, Auetionesr
1 s9sB Eso ;AL ss g .TE!sSsEoar .as
iossH asD SIZE R1u q srs
BY virtue o. /. deco Of trust, dated Ausu.,so. -
td is % sI Y. , sSs n L,esr No SOS
tiet o. oonIesa -nd g, tire yritten Ieque., Of the
sHr IN san q the y 's q enc
!Sbsr u Iss, u 8 clock ,; m ali shose certain
h the cts Of ston pssrci % 6 sna plbns
sn.wB and described Is being thu western fweaty
.uS % nnmssIss ~, -ad a s i nssi1
sons .Gbc % square one su adred and eighty
be- s s~ ssa h, ss
streets west and IuDsi - back By ihst idth nins
Nth interest st 10 pr cot, per snnnm from Febrs
dated Sssu.i - MA 10 o. Ii S er No. o.
7el folio 72 &C; Of tho land records for said Dis
Ters, 81 7te in cash ,ad the balance Ia II aud
90 Gss saai, gen ; ct the IoIoh,s5 Of
ooa t e al. al s9e sas saa
RIed .iih in seven d.,s, the Trustee reserves tbs
a%n resell The dsy sv'F
oc's-eoAds 2. C"LDwkLL, ssie.msos
TRUSTEES sALE
Ey virtue OF deed OF trust TO me. dated 40. 80
tiItb, 1878, aud &c lrae E5ber 7sl fo:IoE
"a OF l.i records q D,strici Of Dol lm- -
'Ia, and b. direction Of holdsr Of nyte secured
Hi~reb-. will sell a. public -ac i'm. fn froa. of
premises. on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2Ist
1875 81 I:3O s'ci es m, the ea.t u feet of lot
nE. Is In ,Qnsre N S6s.
Te,Cs Of sale: One fourth cash, and residue in
e"ual 1p,fameats al g. II " months from lay OF
-ai~, e. be secured bs pm chaser'e nntas, with in
feresf snd deed ~ tru.t OF property sold Convey
a-cinf apo recording at purchaser cost. o53
ulted With within tive days from day OF sale, the
property will be resOld at the risk and cost Of de-
,snllins purchaser, sft'r ive days notice in the
Evening Star newspaper
JOHN r. HANNA. Trustee
WASH. b. WILLIAM5,
oc'lU,i2,H,H,l9H Auctfoneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE

BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust from RudoIph -
. obs,eer and Metta Lobsfger. his wife, to me 9
core ed an eng Il land records Of Prince George
coui ty, in trust for the benefit Of Ellen Ooidens-
the premises, on WaDHEsOAG, the sth Of No
ytnber next, e o'eioek n on the srsaisss.
are in Prince Georges county, Md, sboat ave
miles from Washington city, on an exc client rsed
and Mseruders stssion, on the Bslsimors and Po-
tcnae railroad. Ii ooptains nine ecres and one
poses, tho soil being ole ns end tt edotas
she lsnae % John y. Jones ed ofh9s. In the
would prove safe - ysc1 o6lS tnysSnla.
eelll-eol Il. O. oT1PHu0, trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-21
ID a. DABHEiLLL,
!. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker

% a. DABHEILLL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT IN ALLkY BETWEEN AND AND
4TH AND 3TH STkkETS NORTH WEST
On MONDAY, the 23d day Of October, 1876, -
81 O'Clock In the Afternoon, will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, ct
the request OF the Treasurer of the Hibernia Build
ing bssceiston and By virtue Of t~o dseds of trust
81 us dated respectively October rs and November
23, ls7o and rded III Liber No. 800, folio 226 and
NO. 79S folio 1894, land records of the District of
Columbia sill that piece parcel Of ground In the
cts Of sshfngto described In said deeds of trust
sss pert of Lot fur A. in SQUARE ave hundred and
t@eiNe l5i2), begfnniog at . potut the line OF q
thirty feet alley In the Of said lot, the dis
lance Of twenty 20) feet east from the northwe
corner of the said lot thence running east with the
line Of the satd alley. seventeen (ED feet, thence
south eighty FIVE 1857 Feet. thence est seventeen
feet. and thence turning and running north to the
beginning
Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash ;
the basL in six md twelve months, with interest
from dsy OF sale; the deferred payments to be
sEcDrsd by deed of trust dep Fit OF S 50 will be
required when the property Is knocked off. If
terms be not complied with In seven days, the
utee. reserve the right To resell At risk aud
OF defaultIpE rurch ,ser, after giving week g
uotice by public advertisement Convey snoing TO
be at cost Of purcb, ser
JAS FULLERTON,l r.r.,..,
JAMES WHITE, iru'ees'
oet2 7sw3w6ds r. II. OL1ARY. Salesman.