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hUHCAHeON BIOS. Auctfppeers
II Southeast corner 9th and SITS. northwest,

TRUhTEE6p SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND IN
GIOk0BTOWE,D ID. O., NEAR THE HEIGHTS
b virtue CT deed OF trust dated the sd day
OF march, 1876, recorded 10 Liber SU, folio 4
Of the La nd Records Of the District Of Oolum-@
ba and at the written rQuest Of the party secured
We shall sell at pubic auction in front Of
the prtmfses, on UE5DAY, the 18th day OF Eo-
vemotr lS16, at O'Clock .. m, the following d.
soribed Real Estate in Geo. setown d O., beginnfne
ata point IN The easteriy lire OF Montgomery street.
stoddsrd street, AID running thence north dess
vest along SAID easlerly line OF Montgomery street
Viset, q, nee north " degs east along the south
erly line OF land Of John " Mcpherson $40 feet to
the Cemetely line, thence along said Cemetery line
eoutn oege ~ seconds west 80 feet 70 the line OF
the land OF U. kittenhOuse, thence alon the line
o. raid Rlttenhouse's land on or about south 81
dogs, west HS feet, and thence south ~ deys west
24l feet 10 the place Of beginning, contaipins
1910 81 100 tquare feet Of land more or less
Terms Of sale: q, 900, with interest at ten Der
cent Per annum from the Esd day OF March, 1876,
and the peDaes of sale in cssh the balances at six
and twelve months, for which The purchaser
notes. bearing six per Ger {. interest from the day
Of sale and secured by deed Of trust q pom the
property sold, will be taken. de posit Of olO9 VIII
be OF the purchaser at the time Of SALE
ell oonyeyancipg shall be at the pense Of the pur
chaser. II tho above terms of sale are not COM
rlied with within five days the Trustees the
TO ressll At the 81 and Of the defauting
purchaser.
GHOR9E III. b. WHTTE.l
WM. z. WOODWARD, irus'ee''
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ga message that Knocked operators OF
their stools I'm several Offices passed. along q
telegraph wire In Nevada. II was a stroke OF
lightning.
~The Baltimore Bulletin says that when
General Burnside is al home IN Rhode
Island the shadow OF his side whiskers tres
cut"
~An experimental in the east nnds that
wash bowl, nearly hal:-f full OF water, COW
cred with meal, catches and kills more mios
than all the cats and traps that can be en-
ployed. Children, let US try IL.
~ReferTing TO the silence OF Josephus
concerning Jesus Christ, Dean Stsnley
shows that IL Is far less wonderful than tbs
silence OF Thucydides with reference 10 the
splendid and Influential position OF Soc
rates.
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nUHCAEsON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS, SALE OF vALU ABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIHPKOVBD PROPERTY
ON STREET AND M ssAOH UsRTrs AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN 9fH AND 10TH sfREETS.
hOBTHWEsT, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Novem- "a
Der I'd, 1876, at 80 O'Clock, we will leIl at f.x
public auction, in front Of the premises, part.k.
Of Lot in sQuare BIO. SO, having trout OF 90 feet
on street north and running back that width 81
lee I, improved By three small frame Houses
Also, part of Let in Square $40, having front of
40 feet inches on Massachusetts, avenue. with an
average eel,h OF about los feet. THIS will maze
splendid building lots, being In one Of the most de-
sirabe locations In the city.
Terms OF sale One fourth OF the purchA v money
In cash; the balance in equal instruments at l. 4,
emo years, notes bearing Per cent. interest and
securtd By deed OF trust on the premises sold. a
deposit Of el0e required upon each piece sold All
COMFY sneins spd recording at the expense Of the
With within ten days from day Of sale, the execu-
tors Ieserve the right 70 resell the property ct the
risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser or pur-
ehasers upon giving i've days notice Of such resale
In some nswsDseer lI6lishsd IN Washinston, d. O.
oct28-d CHAB. ABBOT, Executor.
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DROPosALs FOR MATERIALS To BE suP
l. FLIED TO rHn NAVY YARDS URDIR
The COGNIZAHCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTIONS AND REPAIR
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
brRsAG OF CoNsIRCcTIoN AND kEPATR,
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish Timber And
Ing June viii Be hiSf BS gssI end
III ~ O'Clock m. Of Thu RsDAY, November istn
proposal. must Be s's sddres.es e
p @ .saT a. and hspa Nagg R
poSais 10, T,asSe. f. Tn psa W raoor;ea fro.
may be distinguished from ordinary business lei.
To PTsrsHt and Caci,ta.e the opening Of
~. 9ldS pdies bidfiazt0T supplies a. ,srsTal yards
yaFd, Idd0TNd tcttA the adMe " tae yaydJOr trhtch
Priatsd schedules for such clsHe. a, var.ie, deal
IN and intend t. bid for, together with
70 70 bidders. sivips the forms Of proposal Of Euaran
forms o. offer viii furnished to such psrsons :,
desire TO Did, on application TO the Commaudan.s Of
yards on application to the Barssu 'HO'0 Vi all the
The Commandant Of each Navy Yard and the pur.
Of the schedules of the other yards for exam,n ss
ton only, in order that persons who intend To bid
ton for an, OF the classes y those yspds appca
1hs proposals must be for the whole Of q GLASS;
should de 81 hs shs
seaIiirs T. before The s.een:ion Of the contract All
Of san Pies must be made to the Comm sndsnts Of
Bids or ofsrS lciH Be -scsiued only from p1,,,,s
icho are bona hde dealers an, nlanHJactWrsrs or
must be cer.ea b. the Cector of R9s
me e Tor the district 10 which they reside.
makes The lowest bid and gives the guarantee rs
aIlrtsd y law, The Ssyy Department. h9wevef, re-
which 1t may deem exorbiiant. ''
r. Under fae Pror1StoHS 81 s.otiOn H22 Of ths RsrtSsd
sety has bssH dsfasite1 IN ans prsriOSs eostrasi
Wtia ne Mary Depariment toiH NOT Be rsestred.
,ign the snd their res possibility must be
etItned TO the satisfsction Of the Navy Depart
As additional security twenty Ter centum viii be
Sahheld ircn the apouat OF the 6ills until the
per oentum Of the amount Of EACH bill approved in
iriplicate BY the Comm an DAMS Of the rsspeotiye
desgnssd in the con,rsc. or II none is 's seeded
% the Ps.mastsr Of the station nearest the yard
.fer ssTrsat FOR the sam. hail hss ss S BEEN
TIE Glasses Of this Burssu n s.s no%bsr.d and de.
signsted Is follow:
pisHt. Bo.Ias; No. Is. s,.s SO x,h osrs ais Pins
GypI.ss, Cedar; 30 "a, White Oak slaves and
Eo i ~ 9rs s. 5 Sss ai No
No a.; Iced, PIG, shsst: No. IS. Zine; 10. IS,
Aussr, No s., Tools for siiS stores: No No. IS Tos 81;
s.s ID zss !e:aa. s S & so CO. g.
?, III ~ fSS = = siss$ s sss
s sss sEP 6s.sd "A No.
e sSI P;eh 10 oTsdi Me- s
The following are the Glasses, By the numbers, 70.
ouired Of the res Dective navy yards:
Nos. Is. Is, 50. s. S 3, g. ., d.
"a. IS.
BOSTON.
. $3.50 :. g, g 2, g 9 g, g,a'~. 81, $3.50
NEW YORK.
Nos. n, u, q, So, 81, IS, %, %. IS, ss, rs.
LEAGUE ISLAND
nos s, 50, -, a. AZ, 90, 50, IS, 81, 90, S. 81, So,
g. "'h' "'"' Y W Al 81
q 81, IS, q. 10. d, IS n, Is, s., 3d. ~ w.
HORGuLk.
Fns n -, y, 50, IS. 80, q 50, IS, 81, S. H. g. 80,
%, s. 81, s., 90, 7e, ~, Is. ~, IS
nAhn Is snp.
60. IS, 81. =, %, %. ~. - Is. ocii
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
OCTOBIR l6rH. 1879
LRAvl WAsHIHarOy

AMo Law MAsHIHGrOH.
s:eo-bsil iiore, tiieost Oity and Way Stations.
Point Esoi. and isss s.s :tstons.
r:10-Baftfmere sod AIers,dy,. Ju,c.,o,. SIM.
s:I0-Ssv YORK, Phiisdsiesis 'i and Boston RI
sW W., fss ,a,, fariOr Oars. Sunday, stops
s:3o-BsltimOre and Way Stations.
VALLEY koed; ParIOE and sieessrs. No con-
s:oo-Point OF Hook and way Stations. Han
p;s1o1sf and ss.tSn: w.ls, ,. ss1ss
s:25-Nsv Iorh and Boston Limited K1 pre-. sud
all Eastern Cities. Ne stop. except at Relsy
a.lshis; lsands1 % B.ltimors, Relay, and
l2:1sEBaltimore. Way Stations. Erioott City and
l<o-ss. York; rhi.delphis and Norfolk E,:
station ara B.lsnsor. O 9p sunday al
S:30.Baltimors and Way stations. Frederick
I:so-ssitimore and Laurel Express.
Se oI,,s and Point Of Rosss via Metro.
nI sla wiSe lnss on s''ara', Tor
<a2-Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations
s:39-Baltimore and wsy Stations to AnnspOli.
s4sNOiooinnati and Louisville Express. TX.
slsesins cars 10 Oineinnad and Louisville.
Phiisd lei md as s.liinoTs IIpfe.,.
III Baltimore and Way Stations.
J:33-Ptttsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
S:2oIBaitimoro, Alexsndris Juhction' and
Relay.
lO:OO-hev York and Phil sdeIphia Might EK.
press. Sleeping Osrs to New York.
1o:oS-B.ItimOrs and Way stations to Annapolis.
Junction.
I1:45-st. LOui. E1,rss. Cincinnati and Chicago
and to Louisville Saturday. steepers.
7:1O, $40, $40. $40 .. m: 40. 4:4s, $50
s:45, 100. 7:l3, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
Il:4S D. m. daily.
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday,
Eoconnection en- Sunday tor Hagerstovr or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philsdslphts 81
$40 o. and i 40
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, W ashtngton Stations, and
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvsnis avenue. aud 81
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be checked and received al poin
In the city.
THOS T. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
Il n OOJE, General Ticket Agent,
9EO. 3. kO9HTZ, General Agent. sep4.n
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EVENING STAR.
DESCRIPTION OF q DsvIIrsH MURDER MA
CHINE

DESCRIPTION OF q DEvILIsH MURDER Ma
CHIyE.
The explosion OF an Internal machine In q
un nr 70 one OF the baggage cars OF the Penn
STAB few days since, has created consii-
cradle excitement, and no clue has as vet
the ingenious but devilish piece Of mechsn-
ism. The machine by which the contents OF
the trunk were nred on was on exhibition
Saturday NJ the once OF the train "a sstsT
Mr.. Watts. In the Pennsylvania railroad de,
pot at Jersey City, and 10 thus described 10
the New York World 1T Is a simple affair,
accomplish ali that was desired The ieStsD
was 10 IRE the explosion n II O'Clock, by
means OF clockwork. The clock used reseun-
hles one OF the small Connecticut clocks OF
Seth Thomas's make and Is bout q We inches
square. The glass face and the mi cute baud
tsd been removed. Ga the front face inst
seove the dial plate was fastened q single
osrreled pistol nearly SIX inches In length
with q three inch barrel. IL is OF very sntsll
cahbre and was loaded with a small copper
cartridge, nlled, as IL IN supposed, vito q
blan charge OF powder. 1t was fas tened TO
the clock by long screw running through
the hole. by which the wooden butt plates
sre attached TO the pistol. The left side butt
plate was removed so rs 20 make AZ lie hat
10 The clock face. IL was further fastened by
small piece OF wood screwed TO the clock,
winch pressed against the barrel near tue
moZZle. just above the figure IL on the dial
plste was a small wooden lever, working
loo, ely ON screw This was fastened IA
such manner that when the hour arrived
al which IL was set 20 explode, the hour
Rand would press firmly against this lever
turning H. so that IL struck the halr-tTIgger
OF the pistol. The whole machine was then
screwed 10 the bottom OF the trunk. with the
pistol pointing upward. The trunk was lied
with gunpowder, straw, cotton saturated
with some Explosive, and a bottle suppose A
10 contain dynamite. Soon after the train
left Philadelphia one OF the employees I'm the
baggage car noticed something Leaking from
the trunk, which on examination proved TO
De guDpowder. As there was smoking going
on in the car the trunk was put on the top
or the baggage, and this fortunate discovers
ana the fact that the contents did not all ex-
plode account for the slight damage done.
The most probable theory advsncet is that
the clock was set To explode at the hour
when the train arrived In Jersey City, aud
during the removal OF the baggage IN the
depot, when large number OF persons wOul 1
be gathered around. The fact that the train
was behind time, and was about due al New
York when the explosion occurred, helps 10
bear out the theory.
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SCANDAL NIPPED IN THE BUD.-A cou-
pie of weeks ago New Orleans journal and
one or two OF the New York dsilies pub-
lisbed q Tdmor which affected the honor OF
Mrs. Romero, the wife OF the former MeXi-
can minister in Washington. Mrs Romero
is an American lady, and became &C.
quainted with her husband In the national
capital while he represented there the gov
eminent Of Mexico, then under the renowned
JuareZ. For several years past Mr.. aud
Mis-. Romero have resided happily together
in the city OF Mexico. The malicious ru NOR
lately published was TO the effect that Mrs.
Rome 70 had eloped with an editor living In
the city OF Mexico, and that she had Ia ken
with her large sum OF money belonging to
her husband. Yesterday Mrs. Romero's
mother, who Was greatly nloyed because
OF the malicious calumny watch had been
ventilated TO the prejudice OF her daughters
fair fame, called at the Office OF d.. Juan N.
Navarro, Mexican consul general In this
city, and showed him q letter from the in
tured wife under date OF the 10th instant,
which gives the lie direct 10 the falseoood
which has caused the family so much unes-
siness. Consul Navarro also states taaI
many OF the passengers who have jet ar
rived from Mexico Join their testimony IN
branding the report as an outrageous fabri-
cation. The sensation, while il lasted. was
doubtless choice morsel with the vulgus
but 1t lacked q vital essenttal-that was
truth v. y. Herald, 26th.
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nUkCASsoN BROS, AuctiOnsers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROP.


Py virtue of deed of trust dated October -
lltn A ID lSog, snd duly recorded IN Liber ~
and *, Mo- Is, folio leo, OF the land records i'll
bts, and by direction OF the holder Of the nc res,
will sell at public sale on MONDAY, the 3Ota day
OF October, ID. ls76. at half past O'Clock D. N !,
in frcnt CT the premises the folio wing described
piece or parcel Of ground, In square six hundred
and eighty ak, l6SS in the cttS of washington In
the District OF Columbia, being part OF lots
two (2l aud seventeen, II } in said square, begin
n1bg Tor the same at he distances Of seventy
III fact from the southeast Ber of said square,
on North b ttreet, and running with said Is street
tfy 800 feet; thsnc6Aogt line parallel TO the
west line OF said lot No 2, in said SQUARE No. 636,
one hundred and thirty seven (lN feet TO the con
Allel with said North street. fifty (50l fest thence
place OF beginning.
This property Is located IN 9 very desirable and
Improving mel reorhood
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be cash; the balance In equal payments at six /,
twelve and eighteen months, Tor hich the notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, viii be takes. secured by deed of trust pom
the premises, the purchaser having the option 70
Terms OF sale to be fully complied with within
days AFTER the day Of sse otherwise the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of drst purchaser, after one week notice
All convey ancing and expense at cost OF purchaser.
deposit OF o 100 will be required 1t time Of sale.
oStl9 EDWARD Il. BROWN, Trustee.
@'THE ABOVE sALEI5 POSTPONED until
mCkDaf November o came hour ana Place
oct31 EDwARD Ii. Brown, Trustee.
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y et. Cloud Building.
VALUABLE LOT Oh THE NORTHEEsy COB.
nlh OF INV JERSEY AVENUE and ID ST.
hUhTH, ~ THIS CITY, FOE SALE AT Pc B.

lin = ~ NJ n = hiS NlI bOh . ALE Al PUb
We viii offer Tor sale at public auction, in -
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the IN ct
day OF October, A. ID. 1876, at 4 O'Clock D. m -
parn OF Lot numbered three o.. in square numbered
unored and thirty $780, dfstins uished on the
Plat 81 the city OF ashingto ID O, viii Oh are re-
epectiysiy dascrbed follows BeginE for the one
part OF raid Lot No. at the southwest of said
iot, and running thence east ID street fifty (5o)
feet; thence at right angles with said ID street due
north seventy hve 75l feet thence due west to New
Jersey avenue: and thence s0uthw ardly alons said
avenue TO the place Of beginning. And besfaning
New jersey avenue at the northwest corner Of the
INST part Of said Lot No. hereinbefore described
cisant about epty elk (76) feet from the south
wet corner Of said LOS, and running thence at RICH
angles TO said avenue eastwardly seveuty-one III
feet six 30 inches 70 Q straight north and sou IN
line, running 70 the northeast corner Of the rst
part OF said Lot no. 5. hereinbefore described:
theme south nineteen (l9) feet three (3I iaohes
mere or less to said northeast corner OF saio frat
part OF Lot No. which Is distant seventy ave (75J
feet north from street, thence due vest along the
north line Of said first part Of Lot No. 3, TO New 5f
sey avenue and point Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One. third cash; balance in equal
Instruments In six 90 and Twelve I'D months from
dsy OF sse the luI chaser TO give mis- notes for the
payments bearing interest at SIX per cent,
down at time Of sale. Conveyancing and recording
AZ purchasers cost If terms OF sale not com
Piled with In hve GAYS from day Of sale the right
reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost
'l the purchaser sHEBMAN 4 HANDY, Aue.,.
EG H snoo1 1E6sf. Attorneys. oe,. dad.
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THE CHICAGO MURDER CAsE.-A dis
patch from Chicago announces that the Jury
In the case OF Sullivan, on trial for the muir
der OF Francis Hanford, was unable TO agree
end has been discharged, the jury standing
eleven for acquittal and one for conviction
The defendent was then released on IS 900
bail. The case Is briefly as follows: Several
months since Francis Hanford, who was q
public school teacher In Chicago, addressed
an anonymous letter TO the school board OF
that city, In which he brought gave ACCUSE
tons against the wife o. Mr.. Sullivan, a
Journalist and clerk Of the board, charging
smonkst re DINER Things, mat sue exercIs.
ca nLoer influence over certain members ~
SULLIVAN, VINO was present al
'ne meeting OF the board when the auouy-
nous letter Was read, demanded the name
OF the author, which was given as that of
hanford The same evening Sullivan and
MS VIE drove TO the residence OF Hauford
Ior the purpose OF demanding q retraction
and withdrawal Of the letter. The parties
met 10 Hanford's yard, and an angry con-
yersation ensued, finally they came 10 blows
during whice Hanford struck Mrs. Sullivan,
VINO Is very delicate woman and q sufferer
from epinal affection, wbereupon her hus-
band drew pistol and shot Hanford' the
wound proving fatal in q few hours. The
instructions OF the judge TO the jury were
strongly In favor OF the defendant,
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nOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctionseis 8.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL Estate ON SOUTH SIDE
OF CJkCORAH STRHEr, BETWsEE 10TH
AND 17IH nHDQANO tREETS NORTH
WEST, COhs1SJIsG OF Nav AND EbE.
CANT BRICK DWELLING WITH LAkG @
BACK BUILDING
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated April I'D, IL
A. ID 1916. and duly recorded in Llbsr No. ta
sg' ioli9 ~ 2. seq one Of the lana records =
tee Esrty securtd THEREBY, viii sell at puolc
ton, in front Of the premises, 10 the hghsst bid
der, on WEDNESDAY,. November -th. ID. 1876.
at clock 1.-The following described real est ate
si ustca In the city of Washington In said Distri
viz: Lot numbered sixty one (6II in John b Tur-
tons subdivision OF square Numbered one hundred
and sevety nine as the same 10 recorded In the
Survey or's Once OF said city september LIST. 1864
together with the improvements the reOl.
Terms OF sale: One-third ca,h, Of which e2C
must be psid ut time OF sale; and the bal .nce in
H. and Is months, IN equal pay msnts. to be ured
By purchaser 10 es, bearing interest from day OF
sale, at per cent. per anuum until paid, payable
semi annually, and deed OF trust on the premises
sold CoByeyancing aud rec ording az pI rchs ser
cost. IL terms of sac rot com ed it'll in 81
days after sale the trustee the ri ght to
sell Of risk and lst OF plrcha.er ia defau 1t.
VIM. ". HOuTZ NAN, Trus tee,
octi7. d&ds No. 1921 r street u0rth west.
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DIED.

1khfs-sudcep ca October 20 1879, Az az
N.kf JANE, eidess daughter Of Thom A. ana
ne Iate Msry ByrneS, IN the I'D year Of her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
kLMOOD On the 18th Of October ls7s, VIII
Lam ID ELwooD, In the Soth year Of his sss
the funeral will take place from the resideuo. M
ms orother Thomas ElwOod, sIs ssssobu &C.
avenue, on Tuesday ct O'CLOCK D. N. The friend.
~ OF the family are respectfully req ssst
JILLAkD. On October 18th. 1876. Atb.0p mn
VI oksk 3. yILLARD, csd 6 year,
tuoeral 20 morrow tTa-s1ayD mo.niuo nj eIevs,
northW est,
NoRELAHD. On October 2ab, ls7s. sftv,ho,s
"a herIs fever, CAkOLINB MoRELAND, widow ofths
late knoch horsand, in the sal year % ser are
Funeral VIII take place from her ate res ideocs
llO1 Fourth street northwest, 90 no O'Clock a m ,
tuesday, Slst instant. The friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
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L Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A pEeIRABLE BRIJE
UNWILLING ON DEEREEs ETREET

January l4th, A. ID. 1873, and recorded in
Liter No, 7Oi, felio 40, enc CT the lsnd he -
oOICs for sshIp gten county. ~ u, and al the re-
quest ut the boloer Of be note sscurtd therebg
s. all fer for sa'e, 81 pob; suc Hon. in font ~
premises in fhlDAh, November 70. ,s -
pEv r: I,..v-Ing described real estate %
VT: All y At certain piece or psrcaI ~ srcnn
sU T.n ana l. as Lot numbered ninety
iQuiIe IUpbeyesI, sir hundred and tSenty.tbree
to;3I, together with the Improvements, coEsisIips
Of a ut sTsbIe hi K Residencs
Terms 81 G0 with interest 1t the rats OF ten flOl
per cent. per aunum from January 18th. 1876 ana
the IF the sale In ash and the baIsuce 10
six 81 ard twelve II months secured By o deed of
uusi por the premises. and the notes Of the pur-
cfNer bearing Elk 81 per cent. iuteres. deposit
OF 0lU will be required at the tn of sale All
cow ysncirg At the pu chs'er cost. n the terms
are rot CT Piled 18th in FIVE 80 Gays, the Trustee
the right TO resell the premises az the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
WIN b. TODD, JR, Trustee
cct,52aw&dbs YOUNG MIDDLETON Auc,s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DUSOAasOH BIOS, Auouonesr..
Oh H8W JERSEY AyEHUE, BITWEEH d
AND erREATe NORTHWE6T, AT AUO-

ZION.
By virtue az . deed OF trust given 10 rs, -
dated the l2th OF October, ISIS, and duly re- a.
corded In tiber y O. 1?9, folie SO, one Of the t@
land records Tor Arlington county, Di troe Of Oo-
unbis, and By request of tine parties secured there
by, We viii sell, at public auction on WEDN IS
DAY, the sth day of November, A d. 1876, at
$50 O'Clock . N, In front Of the pre- misses, all
that certain piece or parcel OF ground known and
designated on the ground Plat or plan OF said city
% part OF lot mum hered three 80, In square num-
bered SIX hundred and thirty $50. beginning for
the same at point on New Jersey avenue two hun
dred and seventy feet frsm the northwestern cor
ner OF said square and running thence northeast
warily on line At right angles to said avenue
hundred aud twenty six (1t6D feet inc noe thence
north t. intersect . line drawn parallel With the
line last afor esaid, and twenty two 2 feet distant
thertfrom, theDSe southwestw Ardly along said
reI aile line to the line OF said avenue and thence
18th the line OF eio avenue to tue besinninG, to-
eether with all the fmpcov ements, rights, prtvi-
legee, and hereditsmeots to the same belonging or
In any wise ap pertaining.
Terms Of sale 900 and interest ct the rate Of 10
per cent per annum from April Ii, 1916, and :
penses OF sale In III, the balance in one and tSo
years, notes bearing interest st the rate Of per
cent rer eunpm. deposit Of $40 required q,
soon sold All convey sncins, and recording at the
expense Of purchaser Ii The terms Of -sle not
complied With within ten days from DAY OF
sale, The Trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the detauing pur
ohsssr. upon giving days notice Of euch resale
In somo paper publ he'd in ashin gton, v. q.
TBOs. IL. OALLAH, lrn..
oCtT RkGIHALD EENDALL,