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NER, corner 7th and Il streets.

B Fl. "AhNkK' corner 1'h and street,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STkhET, BETwEEa Sd AND 4TH SIS.
NORTHEAST.
. By virtue Of o deed of trust, dated December
Is, lo70, duly recorded in Liber No So, folio
sS. Of the land records for tho District Of Do
lumbis, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby will SELL at public ssis to the highest
bidder, in front of the premises, On M0HBAY,
described real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton, D. O., to Wit Lot numbered iv (5), in square
according to Il. n Halls subdv ision OF said square
together with the in provements thereon.
cost Of the purchaser, and 100 must be paid Of time
of sale Terms TO be complied with In seven 10 days
ct the risk and cost OF the defaultipg purchsser
IONA. KIRKWO0D, Trustee.
febl9-eod j. r. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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WRITE TO SARAH.-The Fort Plain. Re-
ter says: A few evenings ago Sam I
modestly performing his duties at
general delivery OF the post Office, wher
she turned TO go. but after traversing b
the distance 10 the door an idea struck B
Returning 10 the delivery window, she rs
ed herself on her toes, poked her face eli
up TO Sans and said In voice loud eno(
10 be heard four blocks away: aYoud bel
write Sarah letter. She wants one aW
had -
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THoMAs BOWLING, A uc,ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
ThTE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
hDJOlNlNG GSOnGFTOWN ON THE
NORIHM EST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF a deed of trust, executed TO me
Il by Richard s. Cox, bearing date on the 18th
DAY Of January, A. ID. 1871, and recorded in Liber
No 64, folio g. of the land records of Washing
ton county. District of noIuRbis, shall offer at
pnblic auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
21st day OF March, A. D. 1870, ct the hour of AZ D.
m T. satisfy the debt secured In said deed and at
he request in writing of the holder of said debt, the
following described property viz: All that tract Of
land owned by the said Richard 8. Cox contiguous
To GeoI getown, in the county of Washington, Dis
rict OF Columbia lying west of Fayette street and
M rh OF and adjoining to Seventh street continued
berg part OF tract called "Ber leith, and con-
tanning sixty three acres more or less, (improyed
by q large double Brick Dwelling House, Stable
Orchard, &C., &C. less that portion thereof hereto
fore sol1 by the said Richard S. Cox to John a.
Small and John Ii. Berry. This prc perty is sold
tn. Of sale
Terms of sale: 81 757 and expenses Of sale In cash;
balance IN one, two ana three years deferred pay
mets TO be secured by notes. with interest and deed
OF trust on the property sod deposit of $40 re-
CURED at time of sale. All convey sucns at cost of
purchaser. III the terms of sails not cor, piled
with within five Gays after day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property, after five
days notice, at the risk and of tie defauGing
purchaser,
WIN. ID. CASSIN, Trustee.
mars THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN 7IH AID sTH STREETS NORTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue of q deed Of trust, dated February
Ah, A. D. 1873, aud duly recorded in Liber No.
7U9 folio 49, one OF the land records for Washington
c. unity, in the District OF Columbia and oy request
of the party thereby shall proceed to sell,
at public auction in front of the premises, MON
DAY, March 9Th, lS76, at 4 so O'Clock p m, all
that certain piece or parcel Of ground, situate,
biDg and being In the city of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, known and described as Lot
numbered eleven Cn!, in sluare numbered eight
hundred and ninety eight (o9S), with the improve
Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of saIs: 5000 and interest at 10 per cent.
per annum from August 9Th, 1875, toy Their with the
expense Of sale, in cash. bAlsn at and IL months,
for notes bearing interest 10 per cent per snnum,
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold.
Convey ancins at cost Of purchaser. gao down o a
day OF sale, and IL the terms Of sale piled
with within i've days from day Of sale, the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
w. Ii. REED, Trustee,
feb2S eo&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
ITBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, March 21st. 1876, at the same hour and
place. BY order of the Trustee
marlleo WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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TnFRE was an old fellow named Hester,
Who proved a most wretched old ehyster
1--WE cannot go on,
For our witness has gone;
We are Marshed," exclaimed Clymer.
Hester Burlington (Tos0d) Hmpks7l
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CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PkOHED REAL PROPERTY On q STREET,
NEAR STREET NORTUWrsT

~ q Il,
NEAR 14TH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Cf decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, sitting in equity, and
passed In equity cause no. 0S7, doc Ia, Carroll vs.
LaEore CT al the undersigned trustees, appointed
Dy SAID court will ell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, March 22 ls76. at
CLOCK p. part of orr glnal lot numbered fifteen
10, In square numbered two hundred and fifty three
t2sS, in the city of Washington, beginning for the
same at the northeast corner of said lot, ronnins
th.rce west rs feet 10 inches thence south 20 feet
inches thence east - feet inches thence south p
teet iOS Inches; thence east feet inches; and
thence north 81 feet los inches to the pOnt Of be-
SHINING, together with the improvements thereon
ng OF comfortable two story and attic brick
dwelling house.
This property is located near the Treasury and
other departments OF the government, and in prox-
unity TO the kebtt House and Willard Hotel. aud
by reason OF Its location Possesses great
over any other property now offered for sale Ii is
nearly opposite the Foundry NJ. 4. Church, being
honse No 1914 street northwest
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue
In three equal nstalments payable six, twelve and
eighteen months, respectively after the day of sale
nth interest. deposit OF 80 will BE- required at
the time Of purchase. All conveyaucinR at pur-
chaser cost. If the terms of sale shall not be fully
complied with within one week after the day of
sae, the Trustees the right to resell the pro-
pert At the risk and of the haser after
giving six days notice Of such resale.
r. X. ELLIOTT, Ia
A. THOMAS BRADLEV,< iiustees'
marl4 dads WASH. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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nowNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers
II No Ala 7th street northwest

SALE 0ENERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
AND skC0sp SHEETS EAST, ADJaCENT
TO THE CAPITOL PARK.
- On TUESDAY, March 81. at 4 o clock
n in front OF the premises, we shalt offer for
sale, at suc, ion, the be- ntiful building lots
south street Capitol Hill being lot No. z square
No 729 This lot is 10 feet inches front by l23 feet
II riches TO - feet alley, and being situated in
ire most heautiful and desirable location Capitol
Hill offers rare opportunity to parties wishing T.
purchase nTst- class bulldog sites.
Terms: Two Thousand 81 coo cash. aud the bal
arce IN one and two years, with interest at per
cent, payable semi annually. Title guaranteed
perfect.
msrl4 BOWMAN GREEN, Auc.s
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MARRIED.

WORK March l3ta, ls76
Rev. z. j.. Owens. JACOB ID. wORKTN6ER, Of
county, Pa 10 Miss BfRTHA Rowe, 90 Balti1
county, Md: baltimore Sun and county psl
please copy.l
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A SAD SToRY.-A short time since. Solo,
mon Abbott, living at place called Indian
Arm, went TO considerable distance up one
OF the bays for the purpose OF baiIdfng r
small vessel. He was seized by sickness TO
which be speedily succumbed. and his body
was carried back 10 Indian Arm. but not To
bis fsmily's residence. as his wife being In
delicate state OF health, ii was judg ed impru-
dent TO inform her OF the circumstances. Ii
was decided 10 bury him without letting her
know al ything OF the occurrence. She was
led to suspect that something unusual was
going on, and the unsatisfac Glory answers she
received 10 her inquiries aroused her sus-
picion that something was conce aled from
her. Determining to ascertain for herself
what had happened, she went TO the house
where her husbands body lay, and entered
as the coffin lid was being closed down. TIE
shock proved too much for her strength; she
was thrown into commissions, and in four
days she died. Newfoundland Correspondence
Of the 81. John ". b Telegraph.
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RAlLHUADS-
1910 rE"sssTTf.i.ANIA 1876
10 the NOFth Wesg and aout av esI.

Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
corner Of ans streets s az follow fSss Depot
gsl e 5ss..1s n. NO Rs. s:5
except Sunday
sdl c.nsnSssu AZ Su
f.ss g.. 9 ss:s s.sS!.s ssp
'GI E:. is.f ne e E;s sIeo N daily. With
d shi' saas:1
81 Ia 9a s Limited
accommodation for Bsitimsre. 1850 Q. m. daily.
$50 @ dr LIZ. sHpd AZ go
e. 2nSsSeIi.: 4'so. m and ass NJ. ..o.,.
S SIIIk APP 1ALExANDBIA 3 wAsHfSaTos
8, s; I;os: :ad ii 10 = M on sunds; 49, Il !:
s1s ssSopday e.. Ts, via Lynehburs, 1'a :. m
Tram. leave Ale1andr1a for " sshington, 8, 1.s,
Sunday !. .ha a. 81 m 4, and an; a. d. M On
SHgssi ,Rt0Ius;pn Sleeping ana raT,%T oar
sylyanis avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street
and Pennsyly ANA syeRSe and e the ospSt where
iestin alton from Hotels and Residences.
FRANZ Tsoms6s en sP a eassns'r j ass
RALTInORB AND sHIO RAILROAD.
0HAsGs OF TIME rEsRuAa. 18th, 1870.
t:oo-g.ltimore aud Wa Stations:
Iseo-Bsltimore, a1napOlis and Way Stations.
1:30-BALriMORB EXPRESS.
e:oQ-NEw YORK AND BosToS kxrREss.
s:4s-Cin cinnat,, 81 LoGis and Pittsburg TX
s:S0-Batimore snd Way Stations. on Sunday
se-Psp. q p Rs st9sp sns Re,s s. anly
I0:I s-BALTIsoRSUNLIsITRD EXPRESS no stops
i2I5-Bsi.in,ore snd Way stations,
i:so-Sss vn, YoEh ANp NORFOLK E1rRrs,.
so-Baimc1s Pf T1sss GsJs H,.s,,,n no
..a.rSss ss.t, !: We Main a sts%S and
F PSnt q ssS va,
Stations Via metropolitan Branch J
and S %gs E, 5ngrs
s:30-CHIcAsO FAsI fIPRsss Hsserstown.
6:00-BALIIMoRE ExRREss
6:05-BaltiuOre and way Stations.
s:o0-BsltimOre and wsS starlens
press CR,case, Goiambus s,V ssadusSy and
all Way Stations or Ohio and Chicago
s:2S-NEwYoRk MORT ExPRsss. Sleeping cars
to New York
$50, s:oo s4 s s4s 1I s, ~ . sassso
SEQ. s;23, and s:3s .. m. daily. All other
Lsdr,ns Caniasn ssa,ion 10, wasarnno..
e:43, SIS, 500, 100, s:45 q. m, 1890,
t1s, 200, $40, b:S3, 1910 .. N. daily.
$50, $40 1880 O.. N, Sis, $3.50, 9:IS
o. N, daily. except Sunday.
lepois, stanton Valley Branch, nor for Rev
serk and Philsdel phis at 800 am. ard 1 80 pm.
nd OHIO eset saon sns
as Pennsylvanis avenue, where orders win be
-oiBs In the citv. THOS. X. SHARP,
Master of TRANSPORTATION.
l.. N. CULS. General Ticket A gent
GEO. s. h0ONTZ. General Agent aovI-tf
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RAISING SPRING CHICKENS FOR 90
Henry Anthony, living near Smyrna. has
new process for growing spring chickens for
the Centennial, which, from present indIca-
tons, promises well He has a house, about
II by 25 feet, with glass front and ends. He
has stove In IL which he uses when neces-
sary. He set his first hens some time in De-
cember, and now has nearly 400 little chicks
his first lot Of "brodilers" In May. Each hen
has her own particular compartment I'm the
house, and the floor is covered with little
pens and thronged with little chirpers. The
house is lined with tar paper. 10 keep out
vermiD, and SO far this seems TO accomplish
all that was claimed for il. The success in
growing chicks has been remarkable, so far
in the experiment. Smyrna Del Tunes.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE b.
SlNLSs PROPERTY on CAPITOL HILL.
u the eth day OF November, A. ID. 1870, and duly
recorded in Liber 62S, folio lS9, &c, OF the land
direction Of the party secured thereby we will sell
ane an oMn ,sTpt Sa 56e Ptemdstv
A D. 1876, the northern half of lot numbered TWEEN
ty four (24D, in square numbered hundred aud
thirtytwo 7s2 in the city of sshington, 18th all
the improvements thereon, consisting of q large
brick business house aud dwelling.
Terms Of sale: e4C00 in each (of which $500 must
be paid at sale the deferred payments to be paid
equal pay melts in six and twelve months. with in
teres from day If SALE and to be secured by deed Of
trust ard insurance TO the satisfaction of the trus-
tees Terms of sale to be fully complied with within
six days after the day OF SALE the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property after
week notice. at the risk and cost of defauting pur
chaser. All convey ancing at the purchasers cost.
Sn ION T ENn}s Trustees.
mari StRH&ds WASH. b. WlLLI mis-. Auct.
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e b. wARNER, corner 7th and + streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL e.
tta aITE On P6NNsYLyANIA ANENUE,

THSSSTEE rs SALE OF VALUABLE Real Is
raIIEE Un PENNsYLvANIA ANEHUE,
LAST OF THE CAPITOL.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated July LIST, A.
ioI,a $40 hsa' and duly recorded In Libsr No. SIS,
e ono D., OF me land records for Warrington
sounD; and oy Srtten dire ctiOn of the party
d o,hdDAi the Ith day Of March, A. ID lS76, at
real esta'e In the city of shington,
~. IN square numbered seven hundred aud thirty
t'S), and being described rs follows Beginuins at
p Int on PeHHsylv anis avenue IS feet eastwardly
from the southwestern corner of said lot, and
the ce westwardly to said southwestern corner:
ihence northeastvardly along the western line of
SAID lot 73 feet and one % inch the northwestern
corner OF ssid lot ths nee east along the northern
III cf said lot y feet thence southwestwardly to
POINT IN said lot Is FEET fire. said western ne ard
~ feet from the point Of ming ana thence TO
the said avenue and point of begin ing toeether
with all the I'm provenlen's thereon. This properly
VIII De soid subject to prior deed of lrust state
mept OF which will be exhibited at the sale
Terms OF sale: One half In cash, of which ESQ
must be psil at sale; the deferred payments 20 be
made In six and twelve months from day of sale,
with interest at be rate of ten per ceoI per an
I'm. end secured by deed # trust and Insurance to
the satisfaction Of the trustee. Terms to be fully
complied ith within six days after day OF sale,
otherwise the trustee Reserves the right to resell
the property alter one week public notice, at the
rlss and cost OF nrst purchaser. Ali conveysncing
at purchasers cost.
VIM. III WARD, Trustee
maT8-eoSds j. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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AN ELABORATE AND NOVEL SERVICE is
in preparation for Thursday evening OF
Easter week In Trinity chapel, New York.
Three choirs Of boys, with organ, harp aud
q magnificent service. There will be q triple
antiphone between the chancel choirs and
the chorus choirs In the gallery, an echo of
choruses, solos and q grand climax In the
Glortas and other parts. This is the first
time q service OF this sort has been intro
duced in this country.
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II UHCANSON BROS, Aucttoneers
II Southeast corner 9th and u sts northwest
THOMAS BOWLING, Aactioneer.

TRUSTEES sALE OF IMPROVED PROP
- BY virtue Of trust deed, dated ApriI LIST. 1874,
k1t ard recorded in Jiber 746 folio 49, will sell
90 TB URSOAY, the 23d day of March, 1876, at 4 y
oc,ock on the premises, Lots Nos Il and a.,
In Just subdivision of square No. 935. The prop
.rty fronts 40 feet on 10th street east, and hiss a
depth OF nc feet to an alley, aud Is improved with
comfort able Frame Dwelling House, &C
The property will be sold subject 10 3 prior trust
for s. 400 bearing date with interest at 10 per
cent, PAY able half yearly.
Terms % sale: One half cash; residue in two euua
payments At six and twelve mouths with interest TO
be sfcnrea by deed Of trust All conveyancius aud
recording at purchasers cost. 500 deposit when
the property is knocked off
LORIEG CHAPEL. Trustee
marl5-dts TH0S. DOWNING, Auct.
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WHILE James Buchanan was President
he was so particular not TO receive presents
that when lady sent him pair OF slippers
he not only returned them, but directed the
messenger to wait and get q receipt from the
giver, 90 that he might have In his posses
sion proof that they were sent back. Maybe
he did It because he was q cautious old bach
elOr-fCiu. Obua.
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A FAMILY LIVING ON Docs MEAr.-The
fact has been brought to the notice OF the
Newark IN. j. health authorities that Frank
Scrubb, living at No. n Berlin street. is In
the habit of subsisting. with his family, on
dog meat. Scrubb takes stray dogs from the
though they were sheep. The family are not
compelled by want to subsist on dogs, but IL
is the result Of q disgusting appetite. The
neighbors are very DESTROYS OF having the
family removed from the neighborhood, but
the authorities can ind no law against eat
ing dog meat. The interference of the society
for the prevention of cruelty TO animals has
been suggested.-CN. Y. Times.
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ssSArIsfACTIOh,' 81 PEB BOTTLE. Don
fOolonization Building jyl-iOms
HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEI,,

UNIUN SUI AXE HUTEL,
AND isfH t NEW WORK. f ps sPsnSsEs.
Al this Esta blishment are to be found all
me eHceIlencies known to modern hotels OF the
highest grade.
Its location IL the most desirable IN the city,
being IN healthful and charming neighborhOod,
and within easy distance Of the chief public insti
tuttons, the leading business houses and the prin
cfpal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished, sDd thoroughly ventilated and the views
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant mas superior anywhere cut
OF Paris. Eyery luxHry l. here supplied at mode
rate cost, and the attendants uniformly courte
Gus and Efficient.
The elevator ts available ct aIi hours, day and
night.
Visitors to New York win nowhere meet
better accommodation CT more reasonable terms.
Janl3S m
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EVENING STAR.
Ia URsDAY.........Ma March Ne, 1876.
a Satisfactory Interview with Gene
rat sheridan

Prom me Chicago rgesl
After waving his inquisitor 10 a seat the
general, with an urbanity which hOded no
good to the matter In hand, and with a twin
kle In bis eye which no really conscientious
Intervene ever likes 10 see, blindly sub
Reporter-Genersl, the Times would like 70
know what you know OF post sutlerships.
General Sheridan-AhI
And what you think OF the way in which
them"
Yes"
And about the recent developments OF the
Fort SIN matter"
ard your views on Belknsp."
The reporter paused; the general paused.
The general stroked his mustache; the re-
porter pulled bis. Both looked at a marble
bust of the Fifty Miles away" that had its
optic cooked at an acute angle OF the Sher-
man House, and both agreed Il was a good
Likeness: And then the pencil Pusher re
turned 10 The charge, and Phil. closing his
eyes softly and basking in the sun, settled
himself I'm more comfortable position in
me easy chair; and proceeded TO pour forth
Reporter-You know General sherman has
said that I'm his opinion
General Sheridan-Oh, sherman?
Yes"
General ofthe army"
The same"
Well. but you wanted to know something
Yes. Wen. what about sutIerships9r
My dear fellow, there are polIIiciaus in
this country"
Il guess know II, general"
"Well,' cOntemplatively Stroking his mus
tache, 81 tell you these fellows always have
their reasons for doing things, and they have
know"
II know"
"Well, you see we don't have anything 20
90 with those post traders now. We used TO
have when they were selected ny the senior
officers OF the post. They always mansg ed TO
select gentleman, and the men in the ser
vice were protected by the monthly advisory
council which audited the affairs of the suit
Ter and liked prices at fair rate, and so on. -
"Well?'
"Well, all that's changed since 1870. The
politicians managed 10 change the whole
thing, but am free TO say 10 you that the
men In the service much preferred the old
method, for then there was some protection
for them.
"of course. Now, general, isn't il shame
full that a Cabinet"
Bought IL in Europe when L was there
Dresden there"
"What?'
THAT cabinet
"NO, you were going"
West, you know. Stayed there quite a
mo, no; about Belknsps-you were go
ing"
"No, 1 wasn't"
"But this is awful at this rate"
"Fine weather, but sloppy-by- by: take
the elevator, save you lots of trouble" and
the good humored Phil cordially wished his
interviewer fifty miles away.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


- Under and BY virtue OF several DEGREES made
BY the Supreme Court Of the District Of Golum-
= bia, in cause No. 1906. Equity Rules s. Ezsby
by, the undersigned will, upon the days aud
times following, sell the following described real
estate In the CITY Of ashiDeton; that is to say:
On WEDNESDAY, April ,, at $50 O'Clock In
the afternoon, upon the premises, he will sci. lot
numbered eight, 49, in square numbered six hun
dred snd thirty one, (63ll Thi- lot is op posite
the baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, in q neigh
oorhood where property 10 rapidly advancing in
On THURSDAY. April %, at 4 80 O'Clock, upon
the premises he will sell lot numbered six (6,l in
square l4S situated near the intersection Of 18th
street and New York avenue, and fronting on Raw
On FRIDAY, April II , at 4 30 O'Clock D m d, at
the auction rooms of Thomas Bowling, he win Sc
the following lots:
Part OF lot 2, in square IL;
Lot q, in square 81;
Lot 8, in square IS;
Lot 3. in sQuare 60:
Lot 70, in sQuaIe743
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree are
One fourth OF purchase money cash, and the bal
81 &C in equal payments in six twelve, eighteen and
wenty four months purchaser to give bonds, salts
iactoriy secured, bearing interest, payable quar-
ter yearly, from date, for the deferred ps yments
Deeds and recording at pureh Aser's cost,
w. b. WEBB. Trustee.
mar4-tth,s THOS. BOWLING.
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AUCTION SALES.
To.MORROW,
III "a. ALsH, AuctiOneer,
~ s2l 7th street, bet. I and X northwest.

NJ L. WALSH, Auctioneer,
A'A' s2l 7th street, bet. snd northwest
REGULARsALEs AT STORE OF FURNITURE
sNp household kFFECrS. DRY GOODS,
tIkCE AND CUT GOOL S,CROCKERY, GLASS
AMI Tin WARE &C.
n On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRI
k pA 1s9f each week Personal ttsntiop paid TO
M oct-door sales, Real Estate and Person Al Prop
very OF every desert ption, on the most reason
aole teru,s MY experience in the auction and Com
mlssl, business Tor ihe sst twenty eight years
tr,olmet3 WIN W L.. Wal a % corner 9th 81. a q
fenhs9lfenis avenue and more rec.ntly In business
a. the corner Of 10Th ST. aud Pennsylvania avenueJ
VII: rust De sufficient guarantee of my ability
business, and give entire satisfaction
,,o N. h. WALSH,
marII-eo5t WI 7th street, bet. and X NV