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ED.

BRCCE On the SO Of July, Is7S. att c lock
ki. SE @e xi; ego % = ys.,i hu.
father c.nnot longer stay,
For the doctor says am going
To that happy home far swsy
His fun raj will take place from 18th street Pres
blt.risn church on Tuesdsy, the llfh instant, at
CARTWRIGHT. o. the sth OF July. 1876, at hi.
resieenoe, ala sth street, ZAcHaRIA CikTwRiSHI,
Dearest father thou has left US;
But his God that hath berefr Us;
he can all our sorrows heal.
the iS ar eo sse P GsS g
sue Friends Of the family are respect
poNNELLY. On Monday morning. July loth.
ls76 coNAT, son Of John aud oHaG al Dosn a
aseo YEAR,, 9 mont hs ano dsys.
OF bis parents, 1924 O street northwest.
DAILY: Ats D. m. Sunday, July 2, Is7s. Wa.
=. - ~ SOnn sno Margaret NJ. DAILY, aged
Funersf TUssdsy afternoon. July II. at o'clock,
Ine resioenoe OF his parents 4O- street
pEyLIE LoUIs DEyLIS, infant son Of Edward
and kniiie Deviin, sgod II months.
=, ronersl Tnesdsy, tns nth instant, from GIL ID
street northwest, a. so O'Clock m.
81, k ,si In Georgetow2, d. O., on the morning
OF Milllsm K. snd Margaret J. Earle. Manchester
Services VIC s 81 The 6o 9ss1s. sssie SsSPy
The remains viii be taken 70 Philadelphia Tor i1-
ELI. On Sunday, July 9th. ls7s. at O'Clock D.
m, Of congestion Of the brain, LATIMER spn Of
John W. and Aliza Y. Xii, in the 25th year Of his
Funeral win take place from hi. parents residence
o. attend.
,FLEroHrR. On sunday morning. July .. ls7s,
nARiON SMITH. infant dan shter Of 81 yard T. a nd
Marion fietc her, aged months
GIBSON. On Jolly sth, 1875. Of cholera fnfautu on
dsls, youngest child Of Thomas A. and Ests e. Gib-
HELEN. on the morning Of the 10Th Of July,
a r.. of II ~ III
" ELLEN, son VI the late johnson HELEN, aged
Notice of neral hereafter.
HARVEY. On the 10Th OF JuIy. 1876, Mrs MARY
Am sARDo HAEvEY, relic OF the late Hsary T.
; tn, faPsTal will leave the residence OF her son,
Desosy morning. JaIy the IA b, al O'Clock thence
l E ;a T4s friends and
,i aItsus: sq1Ssys Jay ?, 1870, slsmi, q
sSs IL sss 81 year ss..t s0n Of Harriet HI
In the strength Of young msah pod be passed away,
FUNERAL vii taks place AZ e,rses NJ. n church
9Th sad 3 streets nortnws.tl: Tuesday, sta p. m.
HOWARD. OF consum rtion, in this city, Mon
in sns q, year ear q a'
MIoHArL. On the eth Of July, lsl6, st szs
O'clock q. m. JOHN BENNETT, youngeu child Of
william II. and maggie D. Miehssl, aged year and
me relatives and friend: 81 the family are re-
her parents, No 1904 TN street northwest this
MIs sUsASIH PIDsIrI. in the 4l.s year q her age.
The friends end aoaaainiaooes Of the family are
It 'elocf from ohriss Church. @ s;rsot O. =.
sUsTRGT. eudaenly. IN this city, Sunday, July
s; IL me ssa year o. Ms sss VI
WILSON; On shs por.ipe q the ieth Of Juiy.
sunersl Tuesdsy afternoon. q o'ciock. from her
late resioence, no. s1s strset northwest.
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fEr NAMEsIN PUBLIC.-Lord Dufferin,
IN an address before the Female Normal
school In Quebec the other day said. al OH
serve that it Is an almost universal practice
upon this continent, even on public occa-
sioDs, In prize lists, roll calls aud in the in
tercourse OF general society, for Young ladies'
10 be alluded 10 by their casual acousIntan-
ces, nay even In the newspapers, by what in
Ihe Old country we would call their met
names-that Is 10 say, those caressine soft
expectations ef endearment with when their
!athers and brothers, and those who are near
est 70 them. strive 20 give expression 20 the
yearnlng anection felt for them In the home
circle. Now, IL seems 10 me 20 be a mon
suous kacrilege, and quite incompati ble
Win the dignity aud self respect due 10 the
daughters OF our land, and with the chiyal-
rous reverence with which they should bs an
prosched, even In though, that the tender.
IoNelnvented nomenclature OF the nreside
should be banded about at random IN tue
moutns OF every empt y-headed Tom, DICK,
ana larry on the street whose idle tongue
may choose 10 babble OF them. For Instance
IN the United States, before her marriage, II
observed that Miss Grant, the dauehfer ~
The occupant OF the most august POSITION in
the world, was generally referred 10 In the
newspapers as Nellie as though HE nara
graphist who wrote the Item had been her
play from infancy; and even LADY
Dunerin, see. has become X ate' In the eI-
eeant phraseology OF United States maya
zlne-though how Kate could have been
ellclted rom her Excellencyls real Chri stan
name i don't know. OF course tbis A. "a
small matter 20 which have alluded. out IN
is not without Significance when REGARDED A !.
a national characteristic"
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A FIRST PLUNGE INTO THE SEA.-At
last the time came. Shall l ever forget the
satsiaction-the realization of my stron pc II
desire-sccorded 10 me the day before yes
terday; ever forget the first plunging dip in
The sea, the bounding spring with which L
leaped into the seething waters, the un-
speakable happiness of revealing in the
combing breakers that came laughing on to
lap me In their snowy arms and bear me on
their bosom? How new, how strange IL all
seemed; how unutterable the Joy OF such
rollickiDg pastime, such mad cap play So ch
incessant change OF forms, as the waves rip
pied and rolled and rushed upon the beach
before them! On, on they come-what a
troop, what phalanXI what seeming order
and yet what want of discipline; what uni
", and yet what singleness of purpose; what
ahurrying TO and fro, and yet what direct
ness OF action-the crowding on and on, as
though the all and all of a waves life was To
DIE as high up as possible upon the sands.
How they rattle the shingle, as they come
bounding in in the plenitude OF power; with
what dash they make the last push for tle
stake, and with what a gentle sigh-an uu-
complaining murmur-they give over-the
faint chirp OF the cricket as compared with
the neighing OF charger! What world OF
experience is gained at such a time; what
hosts OF trooping thoughts come TO us, and
how long to live over and over and over
again the excitement of that morning-
Letter from the Seaside.
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A TRAMP AND HIS WIFE Tragic Ter77li-
nation o. Fourth Of Judy Spree.-Earl In tue
spring James Fletcher and his wife, both
Riddle aged, tramped into Linden, ". j,
They slept when they could beneath a roof.
but oftener under the trees on the outskirts
OF the town. Fletcher tinkered the old pots
and pans ofthe housewives, aud his wife sat
by him while he hammered and soldered,
feeding with twigs the little fire ON which
his solder pot was kept. On the Attn Fletcher
got drunk, and, leaving his wife, wandered
down TO the railroad station. He asked the
operator there to telegraph TO Jim" Ben.
nett for small sum OF money, saying that
he was Herald reporter out OF cash. The
operator declined and Fletcher returned ia
rage 10 his wife. Then the couple walked
along the road until they reached the bridge
that spans West Brook near John Hatham's
little farm. The bridge is In a gloomy hol-
low, screened by tall trees. Just as their
feet touched the first plank OF the bridge
Fletcher struck bis wife with s. stout stick,
knocking her down. He beat her until be
thought her dead and then disappeared in
the forest. latham, q kindly old colored
man, and others found Mrs. Fletcher bleed
ing and unconscious, aud took her to his
(Hatham's) cottage. Mrs. Fletcher was not
deemed in immediate danger.
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a BOARDING HOUSE HYMN-The Bur,
iIlsOon, Iowa, HaTkeye says: The follow
ing affecting lines were wrung from fila
pesttossed heart ola Burlington boarder.
There are one or two egg-shellent Ideas COW
eTed Up IN The poetic verbiage. The efusio-
u Quilt 10 the ancient Sunday School air.
'Ihere is Happy Land" 10 which IL may
be sung with or without notes. Dedicated "a
boarding house Keepers by the author:
"Ihere Is boarding house,
Not fsr away,
Where they have ham and eggs
Three times day.
ooh, how the boarders veil
When they hea- the dinner bell
OG how the eggs do SMELL
Three times a day."
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AN ERRING SISTER STABBED TO DEATH
BY HER BRoTHER.-Shortly after II O'clock
yesterday afternoon terrible tragedy was
perpetrated In the house No. T28 st. Mary
street, occupied by a woman named lizzie
Irons. The house is one OF questionable repu-
tatlon, and among the inmates YESTERDAY
,thhGfnIpg was young girl some twenty
Until within comparatively recent period
nothing indicated that the girl had tapsei
nom he walks OF responsibility. Efforts
had been repeatedly made, but without sue
cess, TO influence her TO forsake her evil
course. She, however, resisted the earnest
lmportnnltles OF Der family, and gradually
sinking lower and lower In the scale OF crime
at length became an inmate OF the den al
luded 10. At the hour named above Morris
Sprlpgneld, the brother OF the girl, appeared
aI TIE mousse ana demanded an interyieW
with his sister. One OF the inmates OF tina
house, In response to the demand of me
young man, replied that his sister was not
Within, and suggested that he should cali
again at some future time. SpringdeId's
assertion that he knew OF his sisters pres
ence In the house silenced the young girl VINO
probably alarmed at his excited manner.
cried 10 Alice Springfield TO conceal herself
II was 100 late, however, and pushing aside
the girls who attempted TO prevent what
was evidently going 10 be bitter meeting,
she walked forward to the door aud angrily
comforting her brother, demanded his busi-
ness. The girls within heard angry y,orfs
and recriminations, aud then before any one
could prevent IL the Infatuated man, dra "
Ing small pocket knife, which ne hal
hitherto concealed, plunged IL repeatedly
INTO the breast aud sides OF his sister The
unfortunate girl struggled for a nlolaeDt and
then staggering ID the street, cried out Ina.
she was stabbed and went into the dIrectlon
OF The Iennsylvan Hospital. She had goae
but q short distance when she fell exhagsted
by loss Of blood, on the corner or Sth and
LON bard streets. From here she was com
veyed To the Pennsylvania Hospital, where
she shortly afterwards died. Springfield h
about p years of age, was a machinist by
occupation, 81 until the commission of the
terrible crime OF which he now stands
Charged was regarded as a young mau a
exemplary cbaTacter.-I phiid Press I'M
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

| JULY 7rH, 1876.
An. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
s:oo B. Baltimore tlleott ci'y s9d say stations
roint OF Rocks and intermediate stations,
Ss 3S afS Ass:nda. a s1n1 sssc.
sna .t TG CAPE b. nbs
~ By rail. Pullman Psrior Oar snn,d dsr
siops 81 Way Stations, and connects for
s:I0-Csneinnati, st. Lorns and Pinsbrs En-
TsSs. Berkeley, Deer Park, Oakland, Fred
e EN- e.. hsasaeIsto"n, andiVsney Bead. Par
s:2o-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
s:Ss-Ss~ York IimiteS sssT G.: Baltimore and
pn Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
1s1s-Bsltimors. Way Stations. EIlicott City and
1:&0-Neis YORK, Philadelphia and NorfoLL r.
pes si:.. On sunday, all Way Stations and
s:so-Bsltimore and way stations.
<:30-BaHirsors and La1sl Express. Bllicott
CIV, Frederick and Way Stations. via Be
t:ss-FredsrIek and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro
t4a-Bsltimore. Annapolis and way stations,
S:2s-CAiodso, Cincinnati and Louisville Ezp,sss
f.fs osssnd snd Uolunbu seff IoGi:! Rfss
t ~ ,Sa , m train on s;ssTrd.y h.gsEs
caso. Gipcinnsti and Loatsuin. cars 70 oh''
9;4',BsltinoIe and Way ions. Connects
I:oo-Philaastpala and BaH.nuors Express.
1:O5-Balimore and way stations.
u So-Pitisburg. bur no connection beyond MAJ.
t'-sbuTe by train leaving sunday night
way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
kleepeTs.
s:oo-Bsltimore. BlsdensburG, Beltsville, Lau.
10:oo-Ms,e YoTs AID PHILADELPHIA Nish Bzp-asl
Sleeping Cars to New York.
l0o3-Batimore and principal way stations,
1o:4o-M sItin sbprS and way stations, Metropoli.
11:so- s.. .Lorss szpr.,, Chicago, Columbus,
sandnsky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
end Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
IIo. e:Io, $40, 9:3s m: lao, S:25, s:I5,
TOO 0e, $40, 800, 1000, 1905 and 11:3o
HlI other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstovn or VAL
les 81 snch for New York anu Phlladel phia at
81 q N. and l 40 D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washingt Station, and
ass, col and sos Pennsylvsnis avenue, ana 6I3
l5ih street northwest, where orders will be taken
ior baggage 70 be checked and received any point
IN the city.
THOS. n. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
Il NJ COLE, General Ticket AGENT
CEO. s. KOOHTZ, General gent apIs-tr
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fORTT-FOURrH CONGRESS.
Cf0sfng Proeeedia0s Suburban.,

SENATE.-After our report Closed
me beikhAp Imprisonment trial was con-
tnued. At - y. m. the Senate took a re-
cess Tor nfteen minutes, and upon reassem-
bling The cross examination OF Adiutaot
General Townsend was commenced by NJ.
Carpenter.
Mr.. Carpenter then offered 10 put in evil
dence the finding OF the court In The case of
Captain Robinson, and letter written by
him TO TIE Secretary OF War, 10 the effect
that he (hobinson) knew OF the abuse IN the
Fort Sill post leadership, and threateui inc
mat IL the Secretary did not dlsapprove OF
the finding OF the court, he (Robinson) would
expose the whole matter. Mr.. Carpenter
stated that he would follow this up with
testimony TO show that the Secretary did
oceT was and his sour sasa the
letter placed on hle In the War department
by Gen. Belknap.
Witness then testified as TO the court-
martial in the case OF Capt. Robinson, the
date OF bis dismissal from the army, &c
witness, resuming, testified that Secretary
beiknap Impressed him. as a person who
took great care 20 understand all the bust
ness that came before him and transact A.
ernclently and justly.
Inc following kilograms were then sub
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 20. is7.c p
Marsh, care Harper & Bro, 81 Broad war
s S1 T. Letter BY mail se-dsy; You must
WGRDEpARrxrsr. w "; w; BE Sdx 4
Nay 81, lS!5-C. p. Marsh. care 100 Front
street, n. Y. Leave here Tuesday evening
VIII be al 81. James hotel WEDNESDAY
W.W.B.
After the court adjourned,
Mr. sherman introduced a hill for the COM
pleiion of the Washington National Nonu-
ment, which was referred TO The COMMITTEES
on Appropriations.
A message was received from the Housa
announcing the death OF Representative Ed-
ward g. Parsons, OF Kentucky, and the SEN
ate adjourned as mark OF respect 10 the
deceased.
6OU SE.-After our report closed
The bill reported by the COMMITTEES on In
dian Affairs, declaring the country north OF
the North Platte river and east of the sum
NIT of the Big Horn mountains in Wyoming
territory, open 10 exploration and settle
ment, was taken up and discussed at great
length by Messrs. Steele, Page, Hurlbut.
Harrison and Maglnnis in favor OF tue no cas-,
urs, and Messrs. Seelye, Kasson, Lawrence
and Hale In opposition thereto Ia the course
OF the debate Mr.. Maginnis gave an interest
ing history OF Sitting Bulls Expectations
nom 1862 up TO the present time The BIN
went over without action. and the House
proceeded TO the consideration OF private
DlIIs, OF which number were passed.
Dir. Knott announced the sudden death of
representative Parsons, of Kentucky and
after the appointment OF a committee n
accompany his remains TO Louisville, the
House adjourned.
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Escents are more plenty than dollars.

~Scents are more plenty than dollars.
ga man In Yorkshire "swappsd" his
horse for wife. An old bachelor acquain-
lance said he'd bet there was something
never have fooled 10 away In that manner.
0It was q printer who perpetratsd this
double barrellod, breach loading, pun-cou-
undrum: Why IL an old mans farm In Tex As
the place where the sons - iss meat.
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II h. wARhKB, corner 7th and streets.

II b. WARHER, corner 7th and streets.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PIECE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SIT
UATID ON LINCOLN AVENUE, NORTH
EAST OF The CITY.
By VII tue of deed Of trust. dated septem- -
Der 18th, IS 8. and duly recorded in lber No. ?ef
Iy9 folio II, ct s.q., one OF the land records I4R
for the District Of Uoumbia and by the written re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public suction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
July l2ih, la6, at ~ clock p all those pieces
o, parcels Of land situate and being In the County
OF Washington, District Of Columbia. aud known
and designated rs lots numbered twelve ~ and
thirteen I3l, Of the recent sub division made by
pertien Of the heirs at law Of George W. Heating.
deceased being relt Of tract of land situate on
Lincoln avenue, In said county, called Pros pect
or Pretty Pros said subdi vision oeins duly res
corded ss Mclaughlin L Keatng's subdivisi On,
Improved by Q one story Brick Building and other
out buildings.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL ard IS
moIths, for which the notes Of The chaser bear
ing interest NJ per cent. per anuGm from day ef
sale and secured By de d OF trust the property
sold will be taken. A dep1si. OF SlO0 viii be re-
QuiTee at time of SALE All convey ancing at the
pense OF the purchaser. IL the terms OF sale
complied With In 10 days rom day Of sale the trus
tees reserve the right 20 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after
day. advertisement.
d. p BOLLOwAY,l r-rs,s..
CHAS. f. FRASER,S trustees
jos eodds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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ga Spanish proverb: The man who. ON
hlh wedding day, starts a. q Lieutenant In Ibe
family, Will never get promoted.
We saw mosquito work ABOUT ten
minutes yesterday, trying To get hts D in
tnLOueh Iae SKIN OF mau VINO o YES as two
years subscriptions. How we laughed a I,
mat oemoraliZed little insect as, with a
look OF disgust, he folded up his little
blll, placed II In bis pocket, aud went for
another victim WhIebaH TTHaes.
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1876 FxEssyftANIA 1876
ROUTE
Es the Esfth, West, and soathuess.

!" ~sSt oa~
Lo~sole Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Soe,-
srss Magnificent Equipment.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
E-sirs leaTe Washington, city time, from De,ot,
Sorner OF STD snd y streets, Is ioIoEs:
P,,Idr SSr 2 tst The We,t, n daily .,.s
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.
Falls, ADD the North, .. u. daily, except Sun
DAY; and TAO Q. N. daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars 20 Watkins. For Erie, Oansndaigua,
FOR New orb and the East, s:4o ,. m daily, with
man Parior Oars, s:s5 q. N. daily. exsep, Sunday.
Tor New I ork ard the EST, sos q IN. and lao
N. daily. szosIt sunday. with Parior Cars at
For Philsdelphis, SOS = m. and lao .. M eaily,
except sunday, ,nd ZOO aud $40 y. % daily
Limfr-o !, trsss. Q 33a M daily, except sunday
Aces mmodsnon tcr Baltimsrs, ago ,. m. daily,
For Pope Greek Line esq N. and $50 ,. n.
Tor Annapolis. s 90 and 1850 .. On. and G:90 ,.
m. except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY AND AMP ALEXANDRIA wAsHIsoTOH
Tor Als.andria, ., =, 500, ., 10, IL N, 1, s.,
e:Se, 8, 8. = 100, and 1 l:i0 D. %. On Sunday q
90. n, and and p.m
except sOnday; and via Lynchburg, 6:20 Q. n
and 1888 D. N. daily.
Trains leave AlexandrtA tor Washington, D, =. D,
Oh Sunday st and 10 .. m, and ,. N.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlof Oar
accommodations can be procured 1t the Omces:-
syivsnis avenue, Eorthsast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Of the Depot, where
orders can be len for the checking Of Basssse 70
FRAEK THOMSON. Gent Manager. ians-y
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A UNIQUE SCHOOL OFFIcER.-A telegram
from Lansing. Mich, TO the Chicago Tribune
says: civilian Kerr, superintendent OF
recently fined SIS for disturbing q school.
The echool-ma'am says he sat with his feet
ON top OF the desks and across the aisle, crea-
ting laugh among the scholars, and then
him 10 behave himself FIRST, and then she
could keep order. He replied, You are get
ting pretty big, amt you? IL you are too dig
dismissed the school, and the superintendent
annulled her certidcatev
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T'HOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON
MONkOE sTkkET, In GEORGET0wN,p DIS

BY virtue Of three deeds of trust duly re- -
corded 10 Libers Il. NJ. H., No. 4, folio BIS, N-se
folio 3N ard $50, one Of the land Jrds of the
District OF Columbia, the undersigned will offer Al
public sac, at the Ieq1est of the party secured
thereby IN front of the premises, on thursday,
tie 9Th day of July. 1876 a. the hour of O'Clock
2. M, part of Lot No So, In Holmeao s addition TO
georgetown, fronting feet on Monroe street and
20 feet on Cay street, with the Improvements Also
an Their piece o. ground, beginning at a point on
the east side ~ Monroe street, distant 50 fet from
the corner OF Monroe and Cav streets, aud running
east lO eet then south Is feet, then vest l53 feet,
tht IoIth i'ieet TO the beginning with the build
ing Also, another piece If grOdnd, beginains at a
point on the east eide of MonT etTeet dist south
from the corner OF Monroe ana Gas streets IS feet.
and running east $50 feet then south IS feet then
west 10 fest, Then north Is feet The place Of be-
ginDing.
Terms: One third cash; bsaz ce in aud L m ontbs
With notes bearing interest. All CONVEX ancing at
the expense OF the purchasers. dep sit of aS0 re-
QUired on each piece q pro psrty when sold
U6lOt John B. DAYIDSnh. Tfrsfea-
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

TRUsTIEBsA DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON 2DsTAEET, OPPOSITE HEAD OF PUTO-
MAC SThEET, GEORGETOWN, ID. O., Ar
AUCTION.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated April -
18th A. u. 1874, and duly recorded In Liber ca
no l4e, fcl,o 452, one Of lhe land records for
the District Of Columbis, aud by direction OF me
Ial ty secured, thereby, will sell 81 public auc-
III n, In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, Ju;y
14th, A, ID. 1870. at O'Clock .. sll that certain
piece or parcel Of ground bing and being IN the
the tast rs feet front by the depth Of lot 1888 Of
Beatty and Bawtfns addition, with the improve
tsge.
Terms: $50 and expenses OF this sale in cas- h,
(of which 100 TO be paid men the property 4. bid
off, and the balance in twelve months, with Interest
al ten Ter cent from day Of SALE secured By deed
tiust On the property All convey ancing at the
OF the purchaser.
g 8 NJ Ssp 4 REE65ssIor' Trustees.
jy3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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nowNMAN q GRHEN, Auctionesrs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH OKLLAR, WATER, GAS,
&c, ON SOUTHEAST O0REER OF AND
15TE STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY yhtue of . deed of trust, dated 0otober -
10th, A ID. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber I.aR
30 Se3: folio lss, one Of the land records for.GA
the District OF Columbia, ard at the req of the
party secured thereby, will sell, az public auo-
ton In front Of the premises TO the hghst bidder,
on WEDNESDAY, July 18th, 1876, OF $50 m =,
all that cerfa.n piece parcel, or lot Of ground stu
a.ed In the city OF Washington, In said District,
and known as Lot numbered one hundred and
thirty three 1881 of James II Dsrrow's Subdivision
OF part OF square numbered two hundred and six
(2Do), ss said subdivision is duly recorded In the
surveyors Office Of said city, in Liber q. ID. Cooke,
No. j, folio lao, together with the improvements
thereon
Terms fsale: One-third cash, (of which SIS must
be paid az time OF sale;) and the balance In g. Il
and - mosths TO be secured by purchasers notes,
bearing interest at per cent Der Annum from day
Of sale until paid, and deed Of trust on the pro-
petty sold. All conveyaLcing and recording ct pur.
chaser cost. IL term. Of sale sre not complied with
In six days aitsr sale the Trustee reserves the
right TO resell at risk and cost of purchaser In
fault alter i've day. public sdysrtfsement IN Even
ing Star. VIM. II. aOLTZMAN, Trustee,
JeS0 Nc. 1891 street northwest.