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LARGEST CIRCULATION
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Tt publishes all the news. The ser
want OF no man and the slave Of no party,
it can afford to and does tell the truth
about all.
lit is impartial aid independent.
Believing III intelligent suffrage, it aims
to furnish voters the fullest and fairest
information, to qualify them for the
wlsest discharge of their responsibility.
Hit is, as it always was, essentially
Republican. 1t may quarrel in the FL
tglre, as it has done in the past, with
errors of Republican leaders or corrup-
tons in the Republican party bat it
can never cease to be true to Republican
principles, and especially to those golden
doctrines of civil service reform, hard
money, the sanctity of the National faith
and equal justice to all classes at the
South, which formed the corner-stones
of Gov. Hayes admirable letter OF. ac-
ceptance.
IV.-Its moral tone is pure and ele-
waited. The family circle is never pro
famed by anything which appears III the
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from the most talented and popular
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Wit is the best and cheapest farm
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TERMS OF TIE TRTRTEE.
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TIE "Little Wanderers" at Boston
had great Thanksgiving feast obtained
in a novel way. Superintendent Toles
sent OFT $4,000 large paper bags and as
many envelopes to the churches and
Sunday Schools Of Boston and vicinity,
with a request that they be filed with
provisions and money. Every one of
them was returned full. There were
cart-loatis of pies, cake, confectionery,
etc, 80 barrels of apples. three bins of
potatoes, 500 head of poultry, etc., and
a partial account of Che memory reveals
s.. 200.
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A DARING BANK RoBBERY.-The En-
quirer's Yanesviile, Ohio, special says q
must successful and daring robbery was
perpetrated at Somerset, Perry county,
last Thursday night. The banking house
of Wu. NJ. Eeam was entered by four
masked men and over $4,000 stolen.
The bank building is two story brick,
situated in q prominent pant of the town,
the second floor being occupied as a
dwelling by AIr. Ream's family. About
10 P. NJ, Ecam was suddenly aroused by
two masked men on either side of him,
they seizing his wrists, while the other
Two stood at the foot of the bed with re-
volvers. Ream was ordered to accom-
pany three of them to the vault, the
fourth remaining to revent an alarm
being given by Ream's wife. On reach
ing the vault, Ream was ordered to un-
lock the door, and the thieves took
SIC, 200 therefrom, leaving the gold and
silver coin, etc, untouched. Ream was
then gagged and bound to chair. The
robber watching Mrs. Ream, and the
whole party fed Rean was not releas-
ed till nearly daylight, his wife expecting
to be killed # she gave the alarm. It is
supposed that one Of the robbers gained
an entrance into the house early in the
evening, and afterwards admitted his
associates, a3 no doors were forced.
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''YoUR visits remind me OF a success
full newspaper" said uncle Jabez, lean:-
ing his chin on his cane and glanciDg on
William Henry, who was sweet on An
gelica "Why 500" inquired William
Henry. ssWell, they commenced on
weekly, grew to be tri-weekly, and
have become daily, with Sunday Sup
plement." ssYes.' said William Henry,
braeing up, ''and after we are married
we will issue an extra ''Sh-h,
said Angelica, and then they went out
for q stroll
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#. u. .FEEEE.s'D

DEGTOERArEK Err. Eighth Street, White s
/ new block, Mantowoc, Tis is prepared 10 take
PhotoxraLhs Tintl pes of every size and in the
latest style of the art All negatives reteuched Call
ind examine specimens and prices. Copying and
enIarging ED pictures speciality. keep constant
lr on hand large assortment of frames for the
trade ehp2Oisn75 A. B. MELENDY.
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Il. f. p.FF.YE. ~. ID.

II caaRoEsathfc Physician. Surgeon
II xnd Acconcheur. late resident Physician at the
Ikhn.mann Hospital, Ciecago, has permanently 10
Gated Hanitowoc. Office in Plunlb's building, cor
Buffalo and Eighth Streets.
| S to A. NJ
" TIE iooIe 1 to ., auh TO P. NJ.
Diseases tho eye and err treated
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EE.sREEg EsO FEE.

NFERCKEAyT TAILORING EETAEs-
- Iishment Sth street. near south end of Bridge
siloring depar tment is complete, and contains
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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g. SsF.TDEEtSDE

MANUFACTURER and Dealer I'm
lN Boots Shoes, Leather, &C., &C. Shop on Buffalo
Itreot nsas the corner of Fl ghtf. Repairing neatly
ana promptly executed.
Manitowoc, September 20, 1865.
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T.. IA ER.S'.

WORK street. .-anitGwo Wis. Dealers
In Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Haas ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Parer hanings Hats, Caps Toys Children Carriages,
live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
lamps, &c. &c. share of public patronage is soii-
TED
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Great Reduction in Prices
TO THE
Farmers Of Aanitowoc Co.

of o counties have iesgued together TO destroy
the manu- OF plows in Manitowoc hy instruct
ing their agents sell their ploWs points cheap
er than they do the factory. and in consideration
that several merchants in Manitowoc and some S5
pretended agents have Joined in this conspiracy, and
in the full faith. that the farmers of Manitowoc
County disposed to support our home industry
and aid it gainsts this conspiracy have resolved
to sell my puws and points the following prices:
Ne. TS Lord cast-iron piow complete $3.50
!. "a a steel nlow complete 1880
IS common point AZ
IS cutter point SIS
Is land side for cast-iron plow .os
~ rs /" a. steel plow LOO
All ether plows and points at the same rates. Al
points are GROU D and all 7lows are w A R
RANTED.
lsaug74 Ono (. j. SMALLEY.
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r. R.ff'SEE.

TEwEEER and photographer. All
e kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction.
have Jest received Wing 0rnsbey's Multiplying
CAEERA OBSCURA, with which take small
pictures the hsest order for dollar per Dozen
Photographs taksn of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
sxstantIy on hand. York Street. 13-4tf
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FER ED gEEGER,

OFFERS to his laany friends ard the
" public generally, a choice selection OF Fresh
Easts Salt Fork and Beef Smoked Beet ard Hams,
sheuldsrs sausage4, Talow and Lard at the lowest
rates. Market on Commercial Street. Oily
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DEfTESTEs e.

TNH. a. 7. PArEFsES- Dentist. Office
IL Ia SherInan's building, sth Street.
N.atewcc Wis.
We Teeth extracted without pain.
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Fr. CD.gEEEE. .T. y.

pE EEsgEGfAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
ana county of Manitowoc Office over j. a. kcehlers
stere, where night calls will be attended to-
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DIEyNEGFAE. SURGEON AID AC-
L cnccheur Difficult obstetrics and surgery
egathsr vit all critical and obscure cases. Will
esvs prompt End especial attention. Office and re-
sidence, Cor. Hsin and ChciaSo Street, ManitowOc
E3-Ni2ht bell at office door. febIT-6m
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"a Complete Pictorial History of the
EEs;aes ''-ssTf.c best, cEs cnRi est, and
successful Family Paper Ealos:
Ia the EsaiGn.''
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'UEaques!ionabIy tE- best sustained
work Gft,3c Kind :sa ssie woEss5.''
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.

Each person procuring club of ten or more
subscribers is entitled TO one extra WEEKLY,
and of fifty or more to a SFMI-N EEEEY-
To clergymen The WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be
sent one gear for S1.50; THE SEMI EEKIY for
81 50, and The DAILY for $500.
Specimen copies free.
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made.
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istered letter.
Address simply
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.EGgE s SCK.EETZ.

TTOKEEY ard Counselor at Law
"A ONCE corner Eighth and York street. over
Thornton S store. Coll ections promptly attended to
l Jan. IS
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y. D. .7E.aR AE.s.W,
TT1RNEE and Counselor at Law.
N aE-co corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
xec, NlsCoEs.n. 2-sl
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m. e.. S So. u. TUR.7.ER,
TTGREETS AT LAW. Office on SiEi
n Street South side, koehlers store, Mani
towoe Wisconsin. 1871
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W.EETE s. FDRE2 EST.
TTgENE1S at Law. Offfce Oh Sth
n street, South side, opposite Schuette's Store.
1873.
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UISOOF Lhl OF The -aEASIkE
which is now offered to the Trustees of
the British Museum, and viii probably,
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4 SALE UNDER DEED OF Trust.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated June llth, A.
the land records for the county OF Washington, ID
G., and BY direction q the parties secured in said
MONDAY, January 3lst, A. d $50, at $40
O'CLOCK m, all Of Lot numbered niteen. in Square
numbered one, in the city OF Washington, ia the
District Of Columbia, containing $50 stuare feet or
theIeabouts, with the Improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in equal
irstslments ct 6, II and Is months, with interest
from day Of sale, eemi annualy, at rate Of
eight per centum per until paid the deferred
paymsrts to be secured BY the purchaser q notes
and deed Of trust the prop srty sold all cash,
ct purchasers option. A deposit Of Sl0O req uired
at sale, and the convey ancing must be at pur.
chaser's cost. II terms OF sale are not com piled
resold at risk and cost of defauItng ser after
i've days notics In the Evening Star newspaper.
JOHN r. HANNA frustee.
janu-3aw&ds WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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DIED.

CCRTIs. On Tuesday mornir g, the asth instant,
at Lime O'Clock a. m, HANRY d. CUkTgs, In tho
s4ih ear Of his age.
Bis funeral y m take place from his late resi-
deIce, No. 11Os sth street northwest, on Thurs
Gay, at III O'Clock, the 9th inst Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 20 attend. Rep,s 4
FORD. At Bethlehem, Pennsy lyauia, on Sunday
evening, January 10TH ISIS, after . short and pain
1ul 1lLese, kMMA H., beloved wife Of Charles n.
Ford, aged % years and months.
Her funeral took place rom the residence Of her
parents, Third street, Bethlehem, Wednesday
morning, the 18th inst.
PLACE. On the gath instant. at 8 O'Clock, NAM
4. PLAsK beloved wife OF Lewis u. Place, aged IS
years;
lis sod, indeed, TO say farewell
To those knew aud loved 90 we'll:
lis hard 70 miss mother care,
Her guiding hand and fervent prayer:
Through sl the phases Of . noble life,
henects the xealoue mother, faIthfui wife.
Relatives and friends are invited 90 attend the
~ O'Clock.
RIIH0HL. On the 3l,h instant, CECILIA 3.
PAnkEa, daughter Of u. u. and Cecilia 3. Reinohl,
agsd 10 months and Il days.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, q 8 o'clock,
from SO Penn.yly eais avenue. Frtsnds Of thS
TURvEr. On the 18th January, ISIS, st ss
Se CLOCK VIM. L. TURvEY, aged - months and u
|rays, son Of Thomas asd Frances furyey.
The funeral yill take place on Thursday, q
block, from ~ Potomac ST, Georgetown.
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'TROMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer

- by virtue OF two deeds OF trust, dated respec-
+flvely December Sd. A. ID. ls74, and recorded in
- , llber No 40 foio 1885, ct seq, and hber No.
trict OF Columbia and al the request and by the d.
fectlon OF the party there By secured, viii SELL at
PuF nc auction, in front Of the premises, TUES
DAY, February 1st. A. u. $50, at O'Clock D. m
the following scribed real estate situated in ;he
city OF Washington, y: o., to wit: All of lot num-
bered hfty-four, in Edward Clarks subdivision Of
original lot numbered sixteen, in square numbered
FIX hundred aud teen. the same Is descr bed
The Office Of the Survey in said city, In book w
II psge Is. Also, part of lot numbered fifty three,
IA said square numbered six hundred and sixteen Of
the same subdivision, the said part Of lot numbered
my hres being Immediately next AID adjoining
lot No q, in saio SOUS are, the west aud having
front OF ole loot On north L street aud extending
back with that wild IA the whole depth OF said lot
hity three to All alley.
Terms: One cash, balance in six, twelve,
ard eighteen months, with interest 81 the of 5
per Cent per anbum, Secured by deed of trust on
the property said or all cash, az the option of the
purchaser deposit of 100 will be required of ne
purchaser at time O! SALE All Convey aUcns a. pur-
chaser s cost. If terms of sale are not corn oied
vii in days the trustees reserve the right to
resell the properly at Il risk and cost of the de-
faulttug purchaser, after 1--WE days adv, r:isement
jas. FULLERTON. r.
DENNIS CORNELL 'ue'oes'
l3n4-nOffg THOs. DON LING. Auctinpaar
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
IOMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer.

I'HOmAS DcWLlSG, Auctioneer.
TgUsIEEs, SALE AT AUCTION 9fA ELS;
sT MEks N XE bnHHTs AVENUE AND 16TH
Der a, k72, and recorded in Liber No CSC, folio
, one o. the lard Tee1ras Of the District q Coum
lot e. eel
seins rseofsed In iSsTq s1S
-, In the office Of the surveyor Of the District Of
runs back to 50 foot alley, is improved by an eie
giant three story brick dweling, iNo. 1888 street
and has excellent furnace and range. ''> '1N0'"S'
Terms 81 900 in cash, and balance in two equal
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest
st the rate OF seven per cent. per annum from the
erty sold, win be required deposit Of Ssso u. 6e
required Of the purca at the time Of sale, and
Of sale not nsh
one week from the day of SALE the Trustees reserve
Of upon giving seven days
notice In the Evening Star;
.j 5SHs} +. t StMsFEiAp,{ Trustees.
decl3-mt.&eOtd THOs. BOWLING, Auot.
rn 2THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTP )NED to
TUEsD1Y January 1s,h, 1876, at same hour and
JAMS colds U'''' VI 'H' THos. BOWLING. Auet.
PnNED 10 TUESDAY, January 25rh, 1870, at same
hour end place. By order OF the Trustees
janis colds IRep1 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
- CHANUERY SALE.
s. By vtrfue OF q decree of the Supreme Court
CT he District OF Columbia, passed in EQUITY
cause No. 33ls, hammond ct al. VS.. hammond
ct al. will, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
gay OF January. 1875, at Z O'Clock p. m
an snction, original Lot No. i, in Square No:
6S, situated on the corner Of Delaware avenue snd
q street south fronting Ill feet inches on said
street and o. feet inches said Delaware avenue,
AMP containing $50 square feet OF ground This
property fs in the square Immediately south of
The Capitol, and west Of the U. 3. Coast Survey
Office, and is unim proved.
Terms: One,fourth cash; residue I'm three equal
rayn ents, at 8, II And Is months with q per Ceut
interest, secured by q we'd lien the property
Deed given on full pay of the purchase money.
CoBveyanciDg at purchasers cost. A deposit Of
2b0 will be required soon sold
bUNCANsoN BRos.. REGINALD FENDALE,
jana d IRep.I Office No. 325 ~ street NV.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
nnIIl TUESDAY, 23th Of January, 1876, same
Jsn10-d REGINALD FEND.LL, Trustee.
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DYE. II. WAENER, Auctionesr.

TRrSTEE's SALE OF A FAITHFULLY Lo-
GATED LOT IN MOUNT PLEASANT STU
ATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNeR OF
Brown STREET sND MEaiDIAN AVENUE.
"a By NirIue rf deed of Trust to dated April
~. rH. md duly recorded in Liber 745. folio AS,
OF the land records Of the District Of Colurnbis
and a. the request OF the holder Of the note secured
thereby, will offer for sale at public aucIon in
rort u the pr emises, on TIT RSOAY. February
SERTED uIinproved real eItate, viz All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground situate lying and being
known and described rs Lot 40 of 3. r, Brown 4
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the county of
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: The amount Of Indebtedness, viz:
S6Q and interest due thereon secured By aforesaid
Seed OF trust and the expenses of the SALE in cash
balance In six, twelve aud eiR hteen months.
lan20 eo&ds THEO. y. GATCHEL, Trus.ae
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RAILROADS,
1870 PErNsYLyANIA 1876
40 u TIE
Tn the TaTth, West, and Sauf invest.

DOuJle TrNras, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
ery. Magnificent Equipment
Trains Ies.e Washington, City time, from De,ot
corner 80 s n . ID streets, &c follows:
For PiI'shrfE snd the West, q. m Dolly, with
Psrlor OR o. Plttsburg; 7:40 . m. daily, with
Palace Car 20 Chicago, and 1855 O. M daily,
except Sa- day.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Ter CansGSE qua. Rochester. Buffalo, Ntasara
Falls, 81 d TIE North, 6 9. m. daily, except Sun
Palace Cars % Rochester. For EIrnira and Buf
tslo, SIS a m. daily, exec pt Sunday
For Mes York and he Ea-t, 9:IOp m daily with
Palace Cor, a'tsched; Limited Express q Pull
For New York. 1880 . m. daily, excep. Sunday
with Par OF Cars attached
For PhiisdeiEh.a 80 D N. Tally, except Sunday,
1913 a N daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Bsltimsre, $40 .. m. daily,
EXCEPT Suncsy.
For Pofe's Creek Lie 1850 q. IN. AID 4:2o ,. m.
daily, eNcCp: Sunday.
Dor Annapolis, 1850 .. m and ass .. m except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AM, ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For sIexA, dris, 8. =. =. 9,1O.IIam.1,3, 4:20.
80, snI i:3- D m. On Sunday at = q. m 1,
Tor the South Via Richmond, lbs o. m daily
sNeep; Suntsv: aud $40 q. IN. daily; and via
LyI6kburg e. N. s-d il:3- D. m. daily, ex-
Trans leave .IaxanGria tor Washington,
80. Ii q m ', 3 {, 3, 8. and D. m. ON
sEEjss Al D AID % a. m, and y. m
Tickets, l. fgTE sIiOn, Sleeping sId Parlnr Oar
sccon ucdaiiUrs Can De procured ~ the Offices
Northeast corner f Thirteenth street ard Penn
syIvsnis avenue, Northeast corner OF sixth street
sni PeuD=y! AKA avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can ," III for che checsins OF Baggage to
de-tin alton r. IN Hotels and Residences
II, 81. BOYD. ia Gent Passenger Agent
FRANK TH0ISON, Gent Manager jap3-ly
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UNTRE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA

HeLdfns q S2seiaI Term, January 1874, ls76.
In the case OF Len uel J. Draper aud ia g.
Payne, Adm Illustrators W. OF ANDREW
BALMAIE deceased, the Adm Illustrators ". e. afore-
esid, have, With the APPRECIATION u tue Sup reme
Court Of the District of Columbia afores said, ap-
pointed TUESDAY. the 18th of Feb uarT, 1876,
tor the final settlement and distribution Of the
persons estate of said deceased, and Of the
IN hand, as far Is the same have b. collected
Creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified
10 attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
they NAV other wise by Law be excluded from all be
EFT In said deceaseds estate: Provided, copy OF
this @, der be published week for three weeks
An the Eyeuire Star previous 70 the said day Test
ianlo-v ST A WEBSTER. Register Of Wills.
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nOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE SALE or LOT S0x5s, IMPROVED
BY SNAIL TWO STORY FkAME, BOUN1-
ABLY RE1MEkN 18TH AND 18Th SrRIEIS
NORTH EST.
a By virtue of coed of trust, dated January
II 9th, ISIS, and recorded In Liber No. ~ folio
1oJ land records for District of Columbia. aai at
request OF party secured thereby, will sell public
suction, In front OF premises, on tt ESuaY, Feb
ruary LIST; lo76, st o'clo p. m LOT No. 81, 10
Starr subc lvlsi6 Of Lott z 5, g. 6, anc9 IN
with The in prove NE nts thereon.
Terms Of sale $500 cssh, fof which $50 must be
paid time OF ssle;l balance IN and IL months 20 be
secured by purct asers notes, with interest at Pc
cent from day Of sale, and q derd Il trust on Ire
property sold. q; DveJ anciny iecoriing o. pur
cbaser's cost. Hterms Of lie compiled with
In six days after SALE tie Trustee the right
- res, II at ris6 and Of pur in defsut
Nm. y. HOFFMAN, Trusies,
jan2leo;d No. 1921 street no thwest.
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II II. WARNkR.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN.
SIDE Of NEW Y6kR hvkNUs, BETWG I'VE
hsb TIE s6 srhTaEs N 66kssR IF
10Th AND h STREETS NORTHWEST.
n By virtue of deed OF trust, dated April 3lst,
of the land records for the District Of Colnmba
and ct the request Of the party secured thereby,
Sl us
l76, the follow ing described real estate situate in
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, to
At SK O'Clock p m, the north twenty five C25 feet
OF LOT numbered six go, in square numbered three
hundred and forty three (sisl, beginning for the
same at tie northeast corner of said Quare number
tepoe along the south line FIX, street narts
one Eundred (ltCJ feet; thence due solth twenty fl
to the frst iiGe to the West line OF 10Th Street West
thence north with the west line of 10th street west
feet to the III PLACE of eesnn,ns
90 ard three 49, In Davidson recorded subdivision
OF original lots In square two hundred and rtytwo,
tween 18th and 4h streets northwest, said lot three
90 beipg iWp proved by three story and attic Brick
Terms: OIe-third Of the purchase money In cash,
and the balance at g. u, Is and "a months, at per
Of the purchase deposit Of $50 viii be
On the New York avenue lots At time OF sale All
convey ancig al cost OF purchaser purchasers If
from sse the In se
ne dei.ulline purchaser or purchasers alter ave
s Essjsssiss ( sssS9fgssEss Trustees
TEE na Jon
usIy 26th, s76, same hour aud place.
0' 0'Us' " 'H' +. CALDWELL Salesman,
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