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SPEECH OF SKIPWITH WILMER, ESQ.
Mr.. Wilmer, of Baltimore, was the mex
speaker. He said /:

Mr.. Wilmer, of Baltimore, was the next
speaker. He said
Ladies and Gentlemen You have Just
listened to an address from the gentleman
who l hope is destined to cast the electoral
vote Of this district for the Democratic
candidate-you are to hear a speech from
the gentleman who has so faithfully repre-
scnted you in the House of Representa-
tives, and | see around me the members
for the county in both branches of the
State Legislature, besides other gentlemen
we'll known to you and to the State at
large. These gentlemen will speak to you
from an experience which | cannot pre-
tend to. All that | have to say will be
as citizen of Maryland to citizens of
Maryland, on subject in which We arc
all equally and deeply interested. There
are some men who devote their lives to
politics, there are others to whom it is a
subject of only occasional interest, just as
there are men who make a profession Of
going to fires-there are others who go to
fires if they occur in their immediate
ncighborhood-but there are times when
every man will 60 to fire or take an in
terest in politics-and that is when the
flames are raging around their own roofs
when the rafters are falling in, and when
oil that is dear to them is in danger, when
their liberties are being trampled on and
ruin is impending over their common
country. That, gentlemen, is the crisis
that is on us now. Believing this man
should have good excuse for refusing to
contributed his share, small though it may
be, to help the good cause on.
The issues before the country are few
and easily to be understood. Many efforts
have been made to becloud them, to d.
vert tho attention of long suffering peo-
pie from the real cause Of their sufferings,
but these efforts have been for the most
part fruitless, the strong common sense Of
the American people can see through the
disguise. An attempt has been made to
afix the stigma of initiation to the Demo-
cratic party, but from tho time that Gov.
Dorsheimer rose in the St. Louis conyen-
tion and announced that the nomination
of Gov. Tilden meant hard money, and
upon that platform they would stand or
fall, imitation was dead issue. The tariff
is not an issue in this campaign. hope
TO live to see the day when this question
will be taken up by this people and settled
and settled Alright, but that time is not
yet. Religion is not question in this
campaign 1t has been sought to make
I
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Speech Of James A. C. Bond, Esq.

NJ, Fila, 1,,-T L l..
or tyo raaa.,;"ns ~ - Ase ~; 1as vae
bonr And " thS e.. - ~as: ah;.s - en,s ,s ,a.s
br;aav ;ny;ts Wv ronr 's s..aa.;an :. s moulu
w;sdcm &c th.. 49, na,;a,s n. 'ns;aa = 70 y ~: ,ae
t;ncn;sbed ,hs nIasas, .da,;n;...; | mas - .s u,s,
which i con,spnIasaS | a,.'a''pn, = a..as s, aau
into tbe newt ;f sJ narahsosa - o1l p p,ssiy
i;oan 80. p'SnauOv, - ~ nepu.-
nsta % M. s,..; :; yoI uouD:ies''y an.,ci.
pol;ov E of 1 ,5o - Gana.qss quess,p sna'
y K "s.s,.,sd = ~ ,s;.,' J,o.en' incl. Mal0n s:As =
som ona soo,;on " Twsis fsn" eAslaofaiaal ~ NY
ao,n.rS - 80 !, ssSa. . !. Nsne s'ioaserl y 'ne
| t;on = shsi,;s M = svse.n me ~ o'ner w,
that thsss larrs noa ssvys1 rsrhI;o. ~ ~ .O.a
nacsssarv s % =, ~ ospO0an rssas.a powers ,;s a.s
fro,o H. oond;.;on ssssseS e ~ Sa aIu sPPisu
w;,hont ,hsm m N, n e ~ ,~Jaa, | ssu .Io. .nas
Jona hv sbe v.r Th.t N ~ % Sa.',. 10. : sss WI
thon.S .hs .onsss.od L Jsssas ~ 'oa.h ~ = ss NY
i bs5. On o ,n;sch;sf ~ anJ I or;, = ..;,, ny Ths %
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-10-07
SPEECH OF DIR. FRANK 7. SHAW.

AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Roberts re-
marks, DR.. Frank T. Shaw was introduced
and among other things, said
"Can you ruin the trade, prostrate the
industry aud otherwise oppress the people
Of eleven States Of this Union and The
remaining States not feel tho effect /? Can
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Nhohoho paul duu
terest on public debt,
amounted to the sum of S2,230, ,947, ,173. .2l
Difference.........-~... Ss,72s,O ,0S9. "a
Thus, my fellow-citizens, you will perceive
that it has cost you from 1865 to 1875, ten
years of peace under Republican rule, after
excluding all expenses growing out Of the
war, nearly three times as much to operate
the Government as it did to operate it
from its formation to 1861, period of
seyenty-two years. And / will further
state without the fear of successful contra
dictisn, that six years of President Grants
administration has cost 100000, 900
more, after deducting pensions, interest
and reduction of Public debt paid during
that period, than all the expenditures Of
the Government from its organization in
1898 to 1861, a period Of seyenty-two
years.
| know, my fellow-citisens, that these
statements are calculated to excite wonder
and alarm, and sincerely trust that they
may induce you 10 make a careful exami-
nation into the accuracy of al that have
said and if any of you shall, by compari-
sion with the official records discover that
| have misstated any fact or circumstance,
no one will more gladly than myself make
any proper correction. But, l appeal to
you, and especially to my Republican
friends, If you shall either accept my state-
ments as true, or examining for yourselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

ABoUT TrS O'CLOCK a rcd-eysi warrant
entered The central station and wantrsf -
know u they had a copy Of the message lying
You'd better he looking for soa . sos We
ter replied one Of the men.
Il had, eh? / want you TO understand thas
can read The Presidents message Quicser.u
any policeman between Tyburn rree and Or,-
gon. don't look stylish, bat can tPke tho
constitution ofthe United States apart ana
sci ~ up again, ard the big words ina a Priest
cents message donf hothel me any moro
than stfaws bother an elephant"
He went cut, bat al eleven o,c,och ,a-
was In Yet.
"No, sir" was the prompt replv.
1Ail riCht-all Tigl,t = ~ ,.lt,-.oa
turned away IN going To digest that mes
sage before ] sleep"
do you expect that message TO reser "a
YOU. asked the sergeant.
mo. sir. i don't hut I want to know
whether the lamp Of liberty stll shines ia
America, and whether the star spangled han-
ner h our flag ar some II rant = mop"
lie returned az one O'Clock and gently re
marked: III You have no objections I will
take look at that message"
See here, now. You want TO dig out or
III let YOU take a look AZ a cell" replied ia,
annoyed official I'm charge.
"Putme right i'm. The country l. drilling
INTO anarchy anyhow, and want 10 do NV
share OF the suffering"
lie was locked mp. and al midnight was
Press.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DECEMBER IIrH, 1876.

S:ee-Baitimore and Way Stations.
s am and way Point Of Rocks
.onGgrs Hssefsosn, and WAY Stations. mar
s;oo6Nsw YOrk, PhilsdeIphis and Boston Express
am. 1or Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
s;3o-Bsltimore and Way Stations.
s:40-Chicsgo, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Pittsburg and
hhsS,svllle Express vETcspt Sunday frsderiek
1o;oo-Bsltimors Express.
I2:O0-Bsitimore Way Stations, EIlicott City and
ANNAPOLIS No connection for EllicOtt City and
I:ao.Nex York, Paiisdeiphis AMI Norfolk Express,
s sieaanaIa ma, Junction On Sunday, all Way
5:3OPpBaitlmore and Way Stations, Frederick via
3:so-Polnt Of Rocks and Way Stations.
4:3o-Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
@SoHf reaerick and Point Of Recks. via Metrogo-
EeTstown and Winchester.
hOaSs e cSum n ws and s'i fnas
o%% s1s Except sstsrday Hassrs
sunday Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, Louis
st 9-Bsltmore and Way Stations.
$50 New York and philadelphia Night Express.
ss hp , cars to New York. Stops at Blsdens
e:231sti Louis Expres-. Chicago. Cincinnati, Lon
Gas, 500, .; m; 100, 80. SEQ. e;as, p. m.
daily; 600 D. m. daily except Saturday.
All trains stop tpi at Relay St station Suio"s
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown Valley
Branch or Tor New York AMI Philadelphia al 500
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ass, COL ard 6O3 Pennsylvania avenue, and 8 rs
18th street northwest where orders will be taken
baggage to be checked and received at any point in
the city:
TH9s; R; SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
M COLI General Ticket Agent.
GEO. y. kOONTZ, General Agent. dec4-
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BAkkER On the morning of the 18th 81 Decein-
Der lNe. after long and lingering illness. EIszs-
BETH BARkER formerly e England. but Cos the lat
LOFTY years resident OF this city, in the nth year OF
Funeral will take place from the residence Of h~r
son-nllaw' II Gay Stewart. corner aud nth street
northwest, at u clock SATURDAY. the lsth install
Friends OF the family are inv tied O. attend.
HARpIE. ON December ", l16, AZ r1i5 n
sslrel, 5aMEs AlLEN HARDIE. Inspector General
Dnlted states Amy, aged 50 yeSrs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KENNEDY: On the 18th of December. 1866 n
of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
reguested 70 attend her funeral from street,
North Capitol street northeast Sunday, al clad
pm. a.
sELDEN. Departed thi. life on the 18th Of De-
OF her age.
The friends snd relatives most respectfully "a
vted 10 attend The funeral SUNDAY, from her daurh-
tea residence, 305 g street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

A CHICAGO GIRLS DETECTIYE-FranlS
Monroe is trapeze performer by profession.
and recently filled an engagement in Chicago.
His graceful performances won for him the
anections OF Miss Lawrence. When he left
Chlcago to Ill an engagement here at VolkS
Garten she presented him with a handsome
gold locket containing her picture, and got in
return many promises to cherish her MEM
DRY, and TO write early and often. Frank
either forgot all about this last interview or
his letters never reached the giver OF the
locket. This made Miss Lawrence angry, IL
is presumed, for one night last week a detec-
tive nom Chicago called on Monroe at Volks
Garten, Just as he was preparing To go on,
and informed him that he held a warrant for
his arrest on the charge, by Miss Lawrence.
that he had stolen the locket. The detective
said his name was Frank Berry. Monroe
surrendered the locket TO him, and then the
detective proposed TO compromise for $50.
Monroe refused and was arrested. Judge
smith, at Essex Market yesterday released
10 him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

The Raltincr' Ssm ,ire..s:es an oofssarv
notice OF the deSth OF Andrew y. Trivia q
young man, who~c A. a fate a. describes On
the Following verses
The Plan 90 tc-s-ed srd FRO
The cariaiE cftVsl; We II nssrt % 60"
1bc1 il tse Nsvibosi th~y an css
And Oh so~i 49, " hst ~ fheir be
orr AntT-v stssrcd until - cod
We dropped the car. then y hsf v - tod
The isosi CarSiret. and the 30 went dow
His last WoTds were: . ! m E,ne. q M esss'
Oh ~ m 80, cannot taFrf.
AnEets All uiy -oui o. caFIr.
IT., tsthef, ui0thcf. Necb Jot -
" yoa love M, lct M SO.
tic v enfs no parents' tenfeT Csrr.
boz sU u ssfe and ha ppy thru.
We v ouid not cRii hun bark axstn
Our Toss = bic eternal gain.
Nv W. RzoraEas
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r H. WARMER, Aueuoaeer, cor. 7fh ana r st.

II III. WARNER, Auct,oueer, cor. 9TH ana r sta
Trustees sALEoF THE ELEGANT BROWN
Fk2ETrG H bN THk F WPsT
aQRRMsRLf 0CCUPIED BIZ soLICITOR
eth day OF December, A. ID. $50, and recorded f:.R
IN Liber 6s2; at folio 90 Of the washin gton.x.A
county ID. &. land records. the subscriber by dirc
t9n o. the holder Of the debt secured thereby viii
premises, on THURSDAY. the 2sth day 81 Dec I'm
per A u 1850, the following property. situated in
square No. l6 IN Washington city ID. C., viz: "All
numbered So thirty nine, in Chiffon and Magru-
DER subdivision OF the north half of square number
ed 10y lone hundred and sixty seyen,i In the city of
cause OF McBair ct al, Gadsby ct al. No. l4I5.
equity docket Of the late Circuit Court of the District
iColumhia the part OF said lot % hereby intended
TO be conveyed being the northernost part fronting
eleven feet and three inches jackson Place and
binding on the south line Of said lot 81 both
running back las feet inches, less. to al
the vacant ground In lot s. twenty two feet six in
ehes 'front.' by the depth Of the lot hch released
from said trust on or about the 9th March, A. u.
1870 the part to be sold containing the dwelling
house. with the heridit aments. &c
terms Of which will be- fourth cash for all cash
be paid at the time Of sale and the residue in three
equal annual payments the whsle of the deferred
payments in hive years, at the opSon of the pur
chaser 1or which the purchaser must give notes.
per annum from the day of sale until paid tc be paid
semi annually and to secure which the purchaser
must execute deed of trust on the premises sold and
pay all the cost of conveyancing. Should the terms
not be complied with within five DAYS after the day of
SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
efty, on the same terms, on five days public notice,
4" the risk ana cost OF the pSTshassr in default
dec5 2sw6ds 1T COLDWELL, Salesman.
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A Poor but benevolent pastor was aecaS,-
ed by woman I'm Paris the other dav
whose heart-rending tale induced him 10
give her ten francs, all he had. Sitting down
10 his frugal meal il struck him She might
want IL more than himself. and hc carried AZ
10 The address she had given. on the ton OF
me staircase he heard loud laughter and the
repeated cry: Turn Gerad. tuTni, ON eo-
tering he saw a splendid goose which hat
been bought with the ten francs, roasting
before large fire, and a jolly company Sit
he smiled, bowed. retired, returned home
and cat his cold meat
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TRGsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN AND

Under and by virtue Of a deed Of trust bear IA
ing date on the 9th day of November, ls7l, i'm
the land records of the District of Columbia the un
dersigned, Trustee, viii sell az public auction, in
December, 1870, at pm, Lot No. 49, in D. L. Nor
No. SIS. -
Terms OF sale: 0nethird cash, residue in six,
chaser secured by deed of trust the property sold
and hearing eight per cent interest, be given
A deposit 81 loo TO be made when bid il accepted
II terms OF sale are not complied with in seven DAYS
from day OF sale Trustee reserves right TO resell ar
risk and cost of defaulfing pure haser.
decs- m ,wf,m,t THOS. Z. WAGGAMAy Trustea
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ON 24IH STREET, BETWEEN l. AND NJ,
NORTHWEST, AND ALSO INTEREST IN
SUNDRY PATENTS.
BY order of the Probate Court, on TUES IL
DAY, January I'd, 1877, at IL O'Clock m, / I'M
Will sell at public auction, at the court house.k..
door (south front of City Hall, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described property:
All that piece or parcel of ground in the city Of
Washington, in the District of Columbia known aud
described the plat plan Of said city part of
Lot seven, in square thirty seven part lot T. in
square 80: Beginning for the same at point on oath
street west twenty four feet south of the northwest
corner OF said LOT seven, and running thence south
with the line CT 2ih street west twenty eight feet
feet three inches g inches 10 the south line of
lot seven; thence in straight line east with the
south line Of said lot seven, one hundred and twenty
TWO leet and two and half nches l22 feet 2 inches
10 the rear line of said lot seven; thence north with
sad rear line twenty eight feet two and half inches
to the place of beginning.
Also, Patent No loo 62s being Cor ship chair in
vented by Dana Parks which legal title is held sub
Ject TO the equitable title of Parks inventor.
Also, one third interest in Patents numbered
1905, for improvement in brakes. and No 40 O7
for improvement in railroad car brakes
Also, the exclusive right in David Hiestand's pat
ent carriage jack-patent numbered liz 2l2. for the
states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina South
Carolina, feDuessee, Texas, Virginia, West yir-
ginia, Ohio. Indiana. Illinois, Missouri and Kansas
EUNICE B. SAWYER, Administrative
decll dads DUNCANSON BROS, Auctg
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EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY.-....D ecember h, 1879.
CO6GREsslOGAL.


SENATE.-After our report closed
nebate continued on the resolution pro-
vfding for the printing of an additional num-
Der OF the Presidents message and accom-.
lanying documents In regard 60 counting
Ine Louisiana electoral vote. IL was finally
agreed 10 print the papers, which are 20 b.
accompanied with the statement of tiae dem
ocratic COMMITTEES which witnessed the count
in New Orleans
HOCSE.-After our report closed
The House took up the Post Office ammo
priation bill, which sppropriates $50 .asS. Is5
A number of amendments were voted down,
but without final action on the bill the House
adjourned.
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HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
WEST PRICES IN WASHINGTON.
Rad FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS..


For the next ten days will sell 60 White Bed
me viii be sold out W holesale.
,I3dezen Lsdies' best button Kid Gloves new
SO Ladies CARDINAL skirts cloth, from 611S 70
$3.50; great bargains.
$50 Ladies CIoth Cloaks, new, from s3T5 to $50; a
splendid Cloak for IS.
BLANKETS BLANKETS, BLANKETS
Largest stock in Washington A good 1914 Wool
Blanket, white. for Sl9115; fine wool Blanket for
81. Our large stock Of Comforts will be sold al A
sacrifice; large Double Comforts for - best goods
IN be sold At -.
Our stock Of OIL Cloths is very large, AMI we viii
miss no sales on them.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
500 yards COlOred CashmeTes, new shades. at 22iS
case COl0red Alpaca, at DC; good Bed Cashmere
IT 3: splendid article AZ GA
Alpscas and Mohairs ut prices that defy cOmpeti-
tioR a good DoIble Field Alpaca AZ 22ls; splendid
Black AOhair at S1s; 300 yards best Prints short
lengths, at Sc; ] case Canton Hlannels at -
splendid line Of Shawls. Sheeting<- Linens Wa
ter proofs. Fisnnels, and Ladies and Gentlemen
Underwear.
Call and be convinced.
WISWALL r. GWYNN
No. 705 Market Space.
- Dor forSff tAs EEUoSy. dec9-tr
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SIwo young brothers may be asdevotesl-
" attached 10 each other as were Damon and
fythias, but you will never hear of one
snatching the scuftle from the hands of the
othef and insisting upon going down cellar
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Blankets aud Bed Comforts. White and CoIored
FlsnPels, TW HE'D and Plain.
Bla, snd Blue Beaver Cloths at extra low prices.
IN fine qualities.
Lsdies' Brown, Blue, and Cardinal Skirts very
cheap.
20 pieces Back and Cclored Cashmeres, and Meri-
nos. some IN very dne qualities.
Black Silks at lees than old rates.
Cloths aud Cassimeres for Men and Boys
A full stock Of all kinds Of Dry Goods. which must
De sold on. n you ant anything in the Dry Goods
line Of the best quality much less than retail prices
don q fail to give a call
We promise to satisfy you in Styles, Prices, and
Qualities.
W. VI. BROWN,
No 314 sth street n. W., near Pa ave.
!" ReDisB1bsT Location deco r
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

100 DOZEN ROGERS AND OTHER SILVER
PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, FORKS
&c. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, December 10Th
lS76, at , clock at my Auction Rooms. shall sell
the above superior consignment of Silver plated
The attention of dealers is called to this sale
Terms cash.
dec42t THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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1875 GREAT 1875
Pennsylvania Route.
To fhp North. UTpa f mud G0MfI arc Of


Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
NOVEMBER 21TH,Is76
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot,
corner OF 9th and b streets, as follows:
Parlor Car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis aud Chicago:
40 p m daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North, TAO p m daily except SATURDAY,
with Palace Cars to Watkins For Willismsport,
Lock Haven, Elmlrs and Watkins, AT 9:53 q. m.
For New York aud the East, 2:O5 8. m. and 9 40 D.
nj. daily, with Palace Cars attached; Limited Ex-
press OF Pullman PsrlOr Cars, $40 q. m daily
For New York and the East, 100 p. m daily, ex.
cept Sunday, with Paror Cars to New York and
Sleeping Cars to Boston.
and 2:o3 a. m. and $50 aud 9:2O p m daily
Limited Express, $40 q. m. daily, except SUN
Accommodation for Baltimore, 7:35 a. m and 90
D. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Creek line 1885 a. m and LEO p. m.
daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 9:55 q m. and 30 D. m daily
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA h FREDERICKSBURG BAIL.
NAY mp ALEXANDRIA 4 WASHINGTON
For Ale.andris, 1:55, 81. SIS 10, IL 3. m, 1,
3, AGO. 5, $40, 100 p m. OR Sunday at 9
an, and 1 and p. m.
For the South, via Richmond, SIS a. m. daily; and
500 .. m: daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8, 4 =, g,
"a, IL a. m, I, 3, 4:20, S, $40, md Z .. m.
On Sunday at and a. m, and D Il O D. m.
Tickets information, Sleeping and Parlor Car &C
commodatiOns can be procured at the Offices: North
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylvania avenue and at the T"pot where orders can
be left for the checking OF baggage to destination
from Hotels and Residences
Iv
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nOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers,

nOWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE0F VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF COR
C0RAN l0R M0NR0E) STREET, BETWEEN
10TH AND 18th AND AND Il STREETS
NORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF THREE MN
TW0-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated November -
9Th; a. ID; ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber -
no. oVv, t"iios 81, ct seq, one of the land ILL
cords for the District of Columbia and at the
OF the party secured thereby, will sell public
auction IN 'front.' Of the premises 10 the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, December 18th, 4. d. Is76, at
4l3 D. m, the following described real estate, situ
ated IN the city of Washington, in said District, viz
Lots Nos. 81 and g. in John b. Turton, executors
subdivision Of square No. I9, as said subdivision
Is duly recorded in the snrveyors Office of said city
IN hber"W- F. folio loS. These houses will be
sold separately, with privilege of two or al.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, (of xhich $50 on
each house must be paid at time Of sale.D and the
balance in and lsmonths, in equ.I payments, TO be
secured by purchaser notes, bearing interest from
day OF sale, at Per cent per annum, until paid, and
deed OF trust on premises sold. Conveyancng and
recording at purchasers cost. If terms of sale are
complied with in six days after sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and of purcha
ser in default.
VIM. +. H0LTZMAN, Trustee
noVH -eotde No. 1921 4 street northwest.