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TBueTEEs, SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
l. ELEGANT DWELLING ON 1 STREET.
bETWEEN YkRMOST AVENUE AND


- By virtue of q deed OF trust to us, dated
- March Is, 1874 and recorded in Liber No. 7l7,
iollo liz, Of the land of the District of
Columbia. We will. on THURSDAY, the 2Tth day
OF Aprii, 1876, at O'Clock p. IN in front Of the
premises, sell at public auction, Lot No %, in G.
Berrets subdivision Of original Lot No. s, IN Ga usre
No ls9, said subdivision being recorded 4 Liber
II. ID O., folio LA In the Office Of the Surveyor Of
the District of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north, and runs back 70
q 80 foot alley; Is improved By an elegant thr ee-
story Brick Dwelling. mo. 1887 1 street north
west, with basement, attic aud ba ,k ildfuR and
has excellent furnace and range.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
and balance in three equal payments g. II and Is
months from day of sale, FOE which the Of
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum, and secured By deed of trust on
The property. shall be given. deposit of 3 900
Viii be required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale.
All convey apcing at the expense of the purchaser
III the terms OF sale not complied with hin one
week from the day of SALE the trustees the
rght 70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice in the National Republican and Evening
Star. GE3RGE RIGGs, trrustees.
apll [Rep.1 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
OVER sl73,OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND Do N ESTIC DRY GOODS

At their Large and Spacious Store,
GUNNER 10TH AND u sTS.. Washington, ID. c. q,
Commencing TUESDAY, April Is, 1876.
A large consignment of Foreign aud Domes ic
Dry GOODS, consisting of West of England, French
and German Broad and harrow W poien Cloths of
al shades ans colOrsi French, English and scotch
Fsncy Tweeds and OsssinereL Furbsck, Moscow
sId Esquimaux Beavers, Chinohillss, Vestiuss,
Sioaklngs, &C Also, Scotch French and German
Palsy Cashmere, Queensland, OttOm An Lace, aud
otheT fashl nable and desirable Shswls, Swiss Not
tins ham L8ces sc.
DRESS GOODS In great variety, such as heavy
BLACK ana OclOred SILKS, Satins, Irish and Ly ems
Poplins, W oil Merinos, Dslaines, Sateen Cloths
serRes, elegant imported Plsids Alpscss. Elm press
cloths, sc &c very rich and rare assortment of
Ly OILS SILK Nryets Neiveteens aSd fine Plush Suit
1ngs Prints. Bleached aud Unbleached Oottons from
one TO three rds wide, large line of English and
AmerlC an blankets, Elannels; Ladies', Gents aud
Childrens Hosiery. Gloves, &c, together with a
very choice ard well selected stock of Velvet Brus
s.ls, Administer, Tape try and Ingram CARPET
IfGs, RUGS, &C, &c, from medium to finest i'm
ported Marseflies and Turkish Quilts and variety
OF fter goods too pume rous t. mention.
" Sales TO continue from day to day until the
entire stock is disposed of. The whole to be sold
with ut reserve. in let's to suit, all for cash
Sales commence daily at IL a. m, p m and IL
y u apl4 I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.

INVEST END INSTITUTE Family ScaooI 10,
w Young Ladies. Mrs. 8. l.. CADY, Principal
New Haven, Conn. Send for circular. mars 6m
TIE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
L Corner l5th and streets.
REV. =. L. KNIGHT, ID D., r. cad Mastsr;
PROF. JOHN LOWRY A NJ, Ass Nasty.
The Sixth Annual Session OF this church school
Tor boys will commence on WEDNESDAY, the 8th
OF September. Further Information can be had
from the 'REv. u. l.. KNIGHT. ID. d.
~ LECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 9Is
New York avenue n. w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK
SON, Principal.-The eighth annual session begins
on the 18th of September, ISIS. Aug24-1y
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.UHOANsON BROS, Auotioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOr ON sTREET BETWEEN 18TH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOr ON X STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND
18Th SITS. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
. By virtue of deed OF trust, dated I2.h day
IL Of September, ID. ISIS, duly recorded in LII Der
No. 702, folio 81: one Of the land records for Wash
tDgton county, in the Distr ct Of Columbia and by
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the 25th day Of
May, 4. u. 1876 at o'clock, in front of the prem
ises all tha sertain piece OF parcel OF ground aud
premise. situated aud ~ ing 10 said city of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, and and de cribtd
as the east half OF lot NUMBERED four 90 In square
numbered one hundred and seven, (lO7.J tORet her
With ell aud sint ulsr tue improve privileges
ard app rtenances TO the same belonging, or in any
manner 81 pertaining.
Terms Cf sale: One-thi-d OF the purchase m 1uey
IN cash the balance in equal nstallmeuts Of notes
AT o, IL and Is months, With interest at par cent
per annun, said notes secured BY deed of trust on
the premises sold. ConveyanciDg, &c, at purchas-
er's cost. deposit OF S250 viii be required a,
soon a. the property is knocked off 1.-THE terms of
sale are not complied with In one week from day of
SAFE the Trustee reserves the ght resell the prop
ert az the and cost of the defnuliug purchaser
upon giving i've days notice of sucn resale in the
ton, ID. @. SAMUEL K ARNOLD
sr2O tn m ,iilil9thM &tdts Trnstee
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DIED.

bhoMh on Sunday, Aprtl ,sd 1873. a, y.u ,
~ 1kohSk BkowN; In the TOth year "a ID ass "
.nunere " III take place st his late re-idenrs 40
.tth street, on "Wednesday. April asfS al
terd. 'h'"eo 70 90
LAKE. At70s m on SUNDAY. .,-,, "A. ,s,.
MS tLizA LAKE, 81 Falmouth, Hnslsnd A,
the 10th year Of hfr ags '"
Funeral will take place from her late ,...a...-
2@h A''s'' hprh
WHITE. April Nt. $50, LEwts n infant an n
LeSis snd Lsudonia White, sgei yesrs y mopth.
and Is days. 'o1'"s
Lay aside the little dress
That our Louie used 90 wear.
lie on earth ~ih need IN IN never
he has climbed the golden air
uneral viii TAKE place from toe parent rass.
etnlr, NO 1884 l9th street northwest, on Tue .asT
hTril 18th, st Z clock q ma -
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n0WNMAH Il GREEN, Auctioneers
~ No ala Tth street northwest,
TRUSTEES sALEoEyALUABLEI IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
20 BY virtue of two deeds Of trust to me, dated
Us hpril 18th, 1873, and recorded May %, 1873 in
Llber 100 folIO8 81 and g. Of the land records OF
the District II Columbia, and by direction of the
party secured thereby, will SELL in front Of the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY, April
2oth, $40, OF clock all those certain pieces
OF ground and premises, uate In the city of Wash
lDgtoD, District of Columbia, and known as lots
numbered 26 and 233, I'm square CTS, and i'm proved
by two tbIee-story brick and basement houses, Nos
81 and 3 X street. northeast
Terms: One-fourth of the amount OF indebtedness
secured By this deed of trust unpaid, with expense
OF sale In cash, and the balance at 6, IL. aud Is
months from day OF sale wi interest at 10 per cent
per annnm. The houses will be sold Sc parately,
commencing with No. ~. A deposit of q 100 will be
required each house at the time Of sale and con-
yeyancing shall be at the purchasers cost. The
trustee reserves the right TO resell the property
risk of the defaultng purchaser III terms are NOT
complied with in six days.
VIM s. HALLIDAY, Trustee,
apl4 BOWMAN GREEN, A nets.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WARMER, Corner I'm and = streets.

II Il. WARMER, Corner 7th and r streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
PgovkD ZEAL ESTATE ON TRE CoRNER
OF MAsSAOHusnTTs AVENUE AND 1srH
STREET SOUTHEAST
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated APRIL 24th,
1875, and duly recorded in Liber No TS3, folio
-. lei et SCI one OF the and Records Of the Dis
ufct OF Columbia and by the written re nest Of the
party secured thereby. we will sell Al public anc-
ron on the premises, on M0aDAV, April 2&th,
EIS, Ct /? O'Clock all those pieces OF parcels
ton, District OF Columbis, an known and desisns-
ted as original lots numbered fourteen Cl4l fifteen
ll3l snd sixteen tl6l, in square numbered eleves
hundred dliool, containing is,7sS square feet Of
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In 6, H. and Is
months, for which the notes of the purchaser bear
Ing interest at per cent. per anuum from day OF
ssIs, and secured by adeed Of trust the oper
will be required 1T the time Of sale All convey.
ancing at the expense OF the purchaser IL the
terms OF sale are MT piled with in 10 dsys from
dsy OF sale the Trustees reserve the right resell
purchaser, after days advertisement.
CHAS j. FRASER, -
JNO JOY 1DsON, trustees.
sPo-eo3os J. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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+. tsaeoe.ser to b. =. Louden 4 Co..,
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, date Browns,D
1yl-N Ne. 500 Penn'a ave.. Washington.
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nUECARSON BROS, Auctfopeers,
~ southeast corner Of 9Th and ID SITS northwest

ASsIGNEF'S SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, LIQUOR WAGON, HARNESS
&c. &c, CONTAINED IN STORE, OBS
PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE, BETWEEN 6TH
AND 7TH STREETS NORTHWEST
E6N BY virtue # an ASSIGNMENT given to me.
HtASv III sell on TUESDAY MORNING, April
Ssjz& l25th, lTo, commencing at % O clock at
store No 62s Pennsylvania avenue. the
entire Stock and Fixtures contained therein com
pTising in part
Barrels Sugar 9. Flour;
Barrels hiskies, Wines, Brard.es
kalt, Buckets, Broom;
Teas CCffees, Soaps, Starch:
Candies, b pices, Counters, Shelving;
Coffee Mill Counter and Platform Scales
Grocer's Wagon and Harness:
WIZ numerous other articles usually found in q
Irst class " hOIesae aud Retail Groct ~ Store,
Terms of sale a ii sums under SICo cash; over
that amount credit Of 20 dsl S. notes satisfactorily
or eCrsed III. BRO WNING,
ap22 Assignee of Parker Bros.
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~ Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On l. sTRrET: BETWEEN 22D AND 23D

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON l. STREET, BETWEEN 22D AND 23D
STREETS NORTHWEST
- by virtue Of deed of trust to us, dsted on the
Iii 9th day OF May. A. ID. 1874, and recorded in
LiOer 49, fOle l9z, of the Iaud records for the
District OF Columbia, the Of the holder
OF The notes thereby secured, we will sell at public
auction; in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
the I'd DAY OF NAV, A. ID. 1874 At ) O'Clock .. m,
the following described real estate and pem'ses TO
wit Part OF lot member ed four 80 in square nuyaber
&c nifty one 5ll, beginning for the same at point
the lie n street northwest thirty six 1867 feet
elsht 80 inches from the south vest Of said
let numt cred four A; thence running esstwa-dly
or the line Of said street northwest eighteen gD
feet, thence nOrthwsrdly seventy three iT3) feet;
thence westvaTdy eighteen (lSl feet; Themes south
vardly SEVENTY three f73 feet with The right TO he
free and uD0bStrUced of tine alley in the rear
said lot numbered four 80 with all the easements
&c. together with the improvements, consisting Of
substantial two story Frame House, with back
building
Terms of sale $1,000, with interest at ten ClN) per
cert. from the 9th day of May, 1875. and the ex
penses Of this SALE in cash s1d the balance in one
year, for which the note of the purchaser will be re-
quired bearing interest at eight 80 per per an
mum, and dated on the day Of sale a de pnsit of
500 will be required at the time of sale All con
yeyauoiuR at the purchaser cost. IL the terms
not complied with in seven days, he trustees will
Iesel the property at the risk ard cost of the de-
faultiDg purchaser.
AUGUSTUS Z. PERRY,sl r,
sp7 eoads +. J. MIDDLETON, JR.,f trustees
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AN INDEPENDENT QUESTION. UTen
cents more, sir; trade dollars are ONLY worth
ninety cents, and we can't take them for
any more than their market value" The
speaker was clerk in a well known busi-
ress establishment on Montgomery street;
the person addressed Enthusiastically foreiE n
in costume and English in feature; the
transaction which called forth the remark,
the rendering OF trade dollar in payment
OF Dill. Jaw, hem, sir, you don't mean TO
ior dollar" said the foreign gentleman
Win an air OF wondermeut 81 said that we
can't take trade dollars, sir, for more than
ninety cents" replied the clerk, good ma
tuTedly but firmly. "Well, sir, dem. me,
Sir, II this, sir, is not the most demntble
country, sir, that have ever seen, sir. I" ex-
eitedly remarked the tenderer of the trade
dollar. "Here is coin, sir, bearing the
aT-Stamp, sir, OF the government-aw-o
the United States, which processes TO be a
aw-to be dollaw, and yet, sir. you say it
is only worth-aw-ninety cents" Gust
the remark which L made, STR" said the
SIN cOmplacent clerk. 81 am lust from the
colonies, SIR said the low thoroughly dis
gusted customer; am-hem-an English
man, SIR, as you may probably have Oh.
served. NOw-hem-in the old country, sir
a shilling Is shilling and a guinea is a
guinea, and / supposed a dollaw in this
country was dOllaw. But-aw-hem-aS
you say" he continued, 'this is not q dollaw,
may ask, sir, what is the dollaw of this
blarsted country II is unnecessary to saw
mat the conundrum remains unanswered
lSdn EfGRctScO Bulletin.
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UNIVERSAL X. II TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS TO or from all points
eo Tednct sdGh Of esk or D s%ld
upon any other Office or de- olHET HE sSxK11Ae
in this city.
Tickets good till used Baggage checked through.
Apply to M d. WHITESIDE,
APPLY 915 Penn. ave-. Washington, ID. O.
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STRANGE SUICIDE or MERCHANT IN
CENTRAB PARK.-Dallett Bliss. coffee
merchant, Of 1875 Pearl street, committed sui
eide In Central park yesterday, about 4
O'Clock. Officer Burns, of ths park police,
while walking near the Loeb Pond, In line
with One Hundred and Fourth street at the
northwest end OF the park. heard the report
OF pistol. Search was made, and the body
OF MIR. Bliss was discovered in the poad. AS
distance was quickly procured, and the body
was taken 10 the arsenal and searched. In
The pockets were found gold watch and
CHAIN, $40 in money, three gold studs. a safe
X y ard pocket knife. The remains were
then sent TO the Morgue. The hat found
noatlng on the water near the suicide cOl-
tafned the name OF the maker, who at once
Identified IL as belonging TO Dallett Bliss, OF
81 Park avenue. An officer then went TO the
residence of Mr.. Bliss and informed Mrs
Bliss OF her husbands suicide. Mrs. Bliss
said her husband left home in the morning,
as usual, for business, as she supposed, APP
pearing in good health and in very good spir-
Its. Before going out he asked her If she
would like 10 take walk, but she declined,
and he then kissed her and babe her good by
On being told that her husband had shot
himself In the left breast before jumping
into the pond, she went up stairs and dis
covered that an old pistol belonging TO Mr..
Bliss had disappeared. Mr.. Bliss was men,
Der of the frm of Dallett Bliss & Con- Y
H,OTld 0o1
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MARRIED.

etn, lse ey the Rev. Dr. N orris. AUsUsrUs Far
~ 70 hART A HAMMOND, both of wsshinstes
nsskshw-MATrHEws April 10Th, 1879, Sy
~. - n fether NC arthy. Mr. w. y RcKSEw
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-" Black Hills soap" is the latest novelty.
There is as much gold In each cake as there
Is in the Black Hills, whence the name.
@There is a female evangelist named
Emma +. F. Snyder successfully working In
southern Illinois who publishes list OF her
converts regularly In the papers.
HSThe reported supposed murder OF Will
county, Va, was without foundation. HE'S
alive and well.
~"Mother," said Artsxerxes to Mrs.
Marrowfat, 81 guess You must be going 70
commence nouse-cieaning pretty soon"
smilingly.
"Wen, 1 notice that Pop read two chapters
OF the Bible, and prayed harder than usual
this morning. Brooklyn Argus.
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nOwNMAN GREEN, Aucts, 4Ia 7lh street
TRUSTEES SALE,

@ Unser and by virtue Of a deed OF trust,
81 dated April LIST, 1855, AID duly recorded In
Liber AID b., No. IL, folio 337, one of the land
Columbia, and at the request, in writing, of the
holder Of the note Intended to be secured thereby,
shall sell at public auction in front OF tine premt es
on WEDNESDAY. the 10th day of May, A. d.
la6, at $50 . m all thai piece or parcel Of land
scribed on the ground plat plan of said city a,
Lot "BI !" in William A. Bradley's subdivision of
squsre numbered four hundred and thirty four
Asa, together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, aod the residue in
two equal instalm ents, at six and twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale; all cash, at
the option of the purchaser; defer ed payments to
he secured to the satisfaction of the trustee III the
terms OF sale not complied with In week, the
trustee reserves the right ts resell at the risk and
cost OF the defaulliDg purchaser, upon five days
notice by advertisement in some newspaper printed
ard published In the city Of Washington. All con-
veyhBcLg st the cost Of the pur haser 2IOO to be
paid at tie time Of sale
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
BOWMAN 4 GREEN,
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TOMORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IMP0 RTAN9 SALE OF WORKS OF ART.
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY, FINE
FRENCH BRoEZES GROUPS, FIGURES,
VASES, BLACK MARBLE CLOCKS, FINE
LY CARVED MARBLE sTATUETTKs, MAN
TIL VASES, CARD RECEIVERS, &C., &c.
On tt ESDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS
April led Goth, at 80 clock will be sold AT
me auction rooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania
enue and 18th street grand collection of works of
srt comprising elegant FrenI b Bronze Grou ps and
Figures, Black Marble 2l-dsy Clocks surmounted
With Bro' re Figures; eles ant Bautel Vases Of .te
sienna, and AmarmO Stone; Finely carved Trns,
Gard Receive rs, Statuettes, &C. &C. The entire col
lection IS the recent importation from France and
l'aly OF MessIs VIII Bros. late Vito Viii Sons of
Philadelphia, and will be ready for examination on
NJ onday, 18th instant, With catalogues
aP9d THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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A GRATEFUL FATHER.-The Chicago
Tribune says: "a doctor on West Adams
street saved young wCman's life two
months ago. When ne brought round his
bill the grateful father replied: Take her,
doctor; she is yours; her heart beats on ly for
live with You by and by The son OF Escu-
lapius said he wasn't that sort OF a man;
that he Couldn't afford IL; that, seeing IL was
screamed the pious father, why could have
buried her for half the money!
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n will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, at o clock m on MONDAY,
May A., two-stOTy frame HOUSE. No. 1920 New
Jersey avenue; also, on TUESDAY, May 2 At the
same hoDr. on the premises, one frame HOUSE and
BACK BUILDING, northeast corner of X and LIST
streets southeast.
Terms liberal, GEO. COWIE,
Secretary n q. Il. E. Association,
DOWNMAN GREEN. AuctioneeTs
spH cod M @. LUTTKEIL.
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THIS EVENING,
BANKRUPTCY!

BANKRUPTCY.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
THESTOt NEWYORK WHOIE sxrE
IMPOhTING HOUSE AT AUCTION
LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
CcrslstinR in part OF the Stock of the late firm
oil e III b. McStaYe & Co., of New York
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!'OAL AND ENDING MOOD,
STEPHENSON Il BRO,
Mill and Depot 7th- street Wharf,
fssi4-ly Branch once 121- Pennsylvania avenue
GOAL! COAL! WOOD! MOOD!

CHEAP CHEAP FOR CASH.
TuOU SANDS OF TOaS ORDERED.
Arriving daily cargOes II the best varieties OF all
kinds Of COAL and WOOD.
Now j the time 60 buy
III yoU would save money get E0Of dytiris aud JlSt
fciEh, zt1iJ pounds 20 the ton, call the under
signed before sOu buy.
Haying two q the largest vharves in the District,
sud all the taclltits possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels 10 the
consumer, We Can certainly offer special induce
Uenfs. A visit % our barves and Depot will con-
vince one At glance Of unsurpss advantages
Good PlAk WOOD deliy cred as low Q $40
Per Cord.
Gosd OAK WOOD delivered &c low as So to 81
per Cord.
the public O. To- above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Cfce SEd Depot at Johnson WharSes, foot
q i2th and 18Th sfI eets.
oHcas- 1909 street northwest.
fI112 9th street aup25-eo
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE
OF OF, I4JH sIREkT, BETWEEN AND U
n On TUESDAY. April oath. 1876, at $50 o'cik.
- VIII offer for sale, az public auction, in
front OF the premises part OF lot 20 in square Dos.
beginning Tor the same at the southeast corner Of
said lot, and running thence north the line
Cf 18th street q ard SIS 100 feet thence 100 feet
thence south % and IS 100 feet and thence east leo
feet to the beginning. with the improvements
iDgs, Nos. 1896 and 1888.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal payments at II and Is months from the
day OF sale, with interest. The deferred payments
to be secured by deed OF trust on the property
els. elCO deposit on the acceptance OF each bid
MABY HUMES, Guardian.
apSeOSds THOS BOWLING, Auct
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TH0S. K WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, S19 7th street.
&C On TUESDAY, April 25th, at 5 O'Clock D.
~ m. Will sell in front Of the premises, Lot a,
= IL Square III, fronting Is feet s inches OF 18Th
street northwest, between L and VI, having q depth
Of l4O feet 10 inches.
Terms day of sale.
ap2l eo&ds THOS. r. WAGGAM AN, Auct,
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hUkCAESON BROS, auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS a. VI

wELL;BEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, CHAMBER AND
TURF. MkKBLE TOP TABLES: WHIiE
LINEN SHADES; ROSEWOOD BOOK CASE:
gINlEG ROOM FUHNITURE, VIZ NAL
nut EMTLhsION TABLE, DINING CHAIRS,
SIDE ThBLE; CR0CKERY. GLASSWARE
Sells AND WOOL HALL, STAIR AND
IHAMBER CARPETS, CHECK AND Fanny
At AUCTION AT No. 10 GIANT PLACE
BB6appW&EnN 9TH AND 10Th SHEETS
a On THURSDAY MORNING, April 27th,
commencing at 1 o O'Clock, we shall sell the
~ entire Furniture, Carpets, &C, contained in
1.-THE above dwelling, and TO which buyers are
ap22 DUHOAEsON BROS. Auets