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DID.

CARIER. On the morning Of Mas Isl, 1875 q
100 CLICK, AkssUR CARTER, aged ~ lesrs
Ills funeral vii. take Thnr1day, 2sth inst -
a. clock .. m, from hts late residence No WI I.
Baptist Church.
CRUlT. In Lancaster, Ohio. Tuasday, Mar ~
lS6, mrs. HANNAH CGUIr, rtliot Of the late Will
liam Oruit aged rs years.
MURPHY. May use, 1876. ILizABErn MrRPHy.
In he 18th year OF her age.
The funeral viii take plsoe from her ,.r.,, !.
Iesidence, No PHO n street northwest, on Thurs
day. 2sth instant. ct o deck D. m The friends nj
the family are respectfully invited 20 attend n.
O'BBlkN. On Tuesday, May 1Sd, is7s Al n
O'Clock IN the evening, AFTER q lingering fllne-s
Mr.. WILLIAM O'BRIEN. IN the 18Th year oil Ma sse
His friends aud the friends -nd &C uaints0ces ~
tho family are respectfully invited 20 attend his I'm
neral from hs late residence, No N Fayette stree
Gtorgetown. on Friday morniog. Nav Ash, al o.
O'Clock baltimore Sun please copy
TATks. Tuesday, May asa, lr6, at 2 o,slock q
m Of consumption, JAM TArEs, dauRhter Of
ihslste John and MARY Z. Yates, aged a. years,
4 months and 10 days.
Our Favour, as Thou wilt
Though seen through many a tear,
Into I by hand Of love,
Fer from this worls drear.
Through sorrow or through Ioy,
Conduct &c hine osn,
Ard help still 10 say
Our Lord, Thy will be done.
SISTER JOsEPHINE.
Friends are invited 20 attend the funeral ~,
Thursday, at o clio 81, from Grace Church, corner
9Th and streets southwest. ILeonardtosn papers
please copy.l
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YOUNG q MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AZ n AtS S AB0gT Slx ACRES ApyoIN:
B0gsE AND LOT IN SQUARE sag:
ore Of the land records for W sshington county -
In the District OF and By direction Of the
party 81. secured thereby. the Sndsrs,gnsd Trustees
on FRIDAY, the Goth day Of May, 1870, at .
O'Clock all that piece or parcel OF land in said
called Scotland and Barbados enlarged, beeinnins
for the same at stone planted in the ground the
Of sshIneton to BisdensSurs and standing q. the
corner OF The farm owned By the Reform Sch ,oI
II
grees ssst $50 pe5ehes thence sOgth 7sa degrees,
perchs 8; thence north 81 degrees east Tx perches
TO the place Of beginning, containing slA acres,
.Also, at O'Clock N. Of the same day, in front
Of the properly, all that piece or parcel of ground
Washnstop d. which is known - ss So" lot y, in
John c. Adams subdivision Of original lot 90 uare
"a This lot 10 improved by . Frame Dwelling, and
has sfrontsge Of 81 feet by depth Of Los feet and
Terms Of sale: One. third Of the purchase money
the end Of two years from the said day OF sale 4
&c tSs sss
The credit payments, with interest thereon, ct the
he 10 Be
al the opt.n Of The purchaser or purchasers, the
for both parcels. may be paid in cash. Convsysn c.
ing at the cost Of the purchaser. Unless the terms
Ser day u sale the the rsSs 70
resell the property 1t the cost and riak Of the
nUaos ana Is. &c.
''''' " SS aiGiSH 4; !H.AIHszILLl., Trustees.
mys.eo&Ss YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucn.
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THOe. BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRgsTEng sALl or yALgABLE PRoPIRTY
On RUEBAkT3n AND BEALL eTR1.Te,

BY virtue q two d:eds q trust. bearing date e
the LIST and Sd days OF Iebruafy, 1854, and re-
corded in Liber n. @. =. No. IS, Of folios - and
"a, the undersiened I'm eel on MoEDAY, the
mises, on Ounbarton street, ct s o'clock D m. the
east BALI parts Of Lots No. 70 and 81, in Bealls sd
feet Cd Dunbarton street and extending bssk Of
that width porthvardly one hundred ami twenty
and other out buiidins, the premises being No. %
Dunbarfcn street. and the OF her parcel bsfng va
depth Of I'D sett.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash; residue In two
terest 10 be secured b. deed OF trust en- dsposlt
when the property II struck on, which n to be for
feited u the terms are not complied With within 80
days sfter sale. All conveyanciAg and recording q
Esx6 fiCKBELL, surviviss Trustee.
ey5s-sod ioourl Sao& pQWAlHQ, Acct
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1876 rE.ssstxEttEtAnIA 1876

ioo SoutEANiA low
fs the Hsfth, West, and southwest.
Uos5se Track, Steel Rats, Splendid Scess-
CRY, Magnificent Equipment.
MAY SIN, 1876
Of 1 .na Sss aa follow
s3: Pitts5urs and the West, .. N. daily, with
PssSs Gar GsI 20 sss.s =, si9 O. daily s: .,h
except Sunday.
BaLTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls, and The NORTH, s q m. daily, except Sun
Gay: snG I:f0 2; "a daily except Saturday, with
srfaso. AID Niagara ads, 1880 .. m. daily, ex,
zor New y o2i ans the r.s, s:1cp. m. daily. with
Palace C.rs altschedi Limited Express d Pun.
nan PaTior Cars, Q 20 .. daily. except Sunday
sSnd. w;S ' car. e.
:.l.SI sss, .as $50 and and YS s An.
Limit 3 E.press .: S3 g. M DALI. except sunday.
Fhilsdelphia ard New York, daily, except Sun.
Day; on Sunday TO Baltimore only; and +:30 ,. N.
Tor PCpsS Gress Line I:se .. m. and 4:so ,. m.
rsr 2nn.sei,.: 90 and 1850 a. m. and $40 ,.
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA . wAsHINoT0H
Tor Alexsncris, 8, ', SEES, ., 10, IL an, L. 5,
4:2o, ., 8, = 100, and I1:4O D. N. On Sunday sf
FOR the south, via Richmond. ll:So ,. IN. daily,
except Sunday: and via Lynchbure, 500 O. N.
Tram! leave Ais,andli. for washington. 8. '. 3,
sal nS; ~ !. .na s. s. n a. az. ~ ana 81" On
EsfsSss corner ' and Penn
:rdsrs can 3 len Tor the eSsesins q B.Sssss 70
rRlak Il assf sa;is
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THE POET LoNGFELLow, who, since his
arrival in this city, has been the guest of Mr..
George w. Childs, visited Independence Hall
on Saturday afternoon, ACCOMPANIED by a
number or ladies and gentlemen. After a
long and careful survey of the hallowed spot
and its surroundings the author of "Hia-
watha" expressed his pleasure and gratifica-
ton at the many improvements that have
recently been made, and was not at all slow
to express his appreciation OF the many his
toric relics stored in the National Museum.
To one friend he expressed the hope thai the
Exhibition would be open TO the people after
Sunday morning service, thus Substantially
coipcidiDg in the views so forcIbly expressed
by the venerable Archbishop Wool Phild
Press.
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EVENING STAR.
WEDNhsDAT..........May "a. lszs.
FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-.
QostnG ProceedSmus Yesferdos,

SENATE.-After our report closei-
Ine senate remained In secret session TIL
o-S0 p. m, and then adjourned.
H0USE--Arter our report closed
Amendments were offered % the naval
appropriations Dill looking TO the retention
OF al The navy yards now In use for general
pn n,P, ihe fniisdelphia members were
Island; California insisted thai Mare Is
land was the best loce ton IN the world.
Maine and Massachusetts insisted upon Kit
terry and Charlestown; Mr.. Waite SPOKE for
New London, and 30 on 10 the end OF the
chapter, each representative OF q navy ward
speaking for his own interests.
Mr.. Randall (Pa.) offered as q substitute
for all pending propositions, an amendment
providing SIS 900 for the civil establishment
OF the several navy yards, ana directing the
S Seereetsfy OF Iee Navy 10 appoint a naval
TO examine and determine ~ IA their opinion
any OF the navy yards can be dispensed with
and abandoned, and also 20 inquire into the
expedieDcy and propriety of ESTABLISHING "A
naval rendezvous at Tybee Island or al
Cockspur Island, Georgia, aud that sat
hosrd report through the Secretary OF the
Navy at the next session OF Congress.
MI. Dsnford (Ohfo) moved 20 amend by
adding after the wort Georgia I'm the SUD.
stitute the words cor any other point on the
coast OF Georgia or Soath Carolina" Adop-
ted.
Mr.. Rsndsll's substitute, as amended, was
then agreed to.
Mr.. Harrison delivered a speech On the
proposition to abolish the marine band,
which excited considerable merriment aud
which had the effect OF defeating the propo-
tior.
Afier striking out the provisions for the
reduction Of the pay OF naval officers fo- the
reorganization OF the Marine Corps and
the abolition of certain navy yards the
bill was reported TO the Holse and was
passed.
Mr.. Ward IN. " made an Argument in
favor OF the distribution of the surplus of the
Geneva awards among the insurance COM
Nr1e
without making any progress In the matter
the House adjourned.
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EDWIN J. SWEET, Auctioneer.

ThuSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRIOK
DWELLING ON PgNNSY s.YlNIA AVENUE,
BkTNkEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS EAeT
By virtue ola deed OF trust dated May 9Th, II
A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber 7o0, 1nR
fono 44S, ore OF the land records Of the Dis &sA
triGt OF Columbia, and at The request Of the party
secured thereby, We will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, AZ oslook y. m, on
THURSDAY, Jube st, 1876, all that certain piece
or parcel Of land situate and lying in the city Of
WASHINGTON, y: O., and knswn and described as
subdivision Of original lot numbered four (4D, in
square numbered eight hundred and seventy three
1879, together with ell the Improvements, &C.,
thereon, c!neistng Of three story brick dwelling
with back building.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at 6 and II
months, for hich the notes Of the purch shall
be tsken, bearing interest from the day OF SALE O.
per cent. Per snnum, and secured by deed of trust
and ateluate insurance upon the property Did. A
deposit d Slo0 will be uired al the time of sale,
and al cenveyanoins at tbs cost Of the purchaser.
~ terms Of sale are not compiled with IN seven days
after day Of sale the Trustees the right to
resell the property 1T the risk and cost of default
J. STANLEY JONES, lr
WILLIAM b. JONES' Tustees'
Il
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GAVE HER LIFE FOR HIM.-An old blind
man has lately been travelling with his aged
wife, begging their way and folio wing The
line of the railroad tracks. Ga SATURDAY
they reached Ecorse, on the Canada south
ern track, and sat down to rest on q trestle
bridge where the road makes a sudden
curve, and were surprised by train, which
was upon them almost before they were
aware OF their danger. The wife sprang to
her feet and dragged her sightless husband
nom the track. She saved his life, but lost
Der own, for she had scarcely pushed him
from the rails before the pilot Of the locomo-
tive struck her down. 6efroi. 7,rib,lne
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS Auctioneer.
TRCsTEEs, SALE OF AN ELwG THREE.
ING, NO. so STREET. NORTHWEST


sT0kI AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, NO. so STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, "a
dated the twelfth (l2th) day OF az "A d ls7l a.H
and duly recorded in Ltber No. 751, folio l20 &..A
enc OF the land records for county Of Washipet n,
strict 81 Columbia, and at he request Of the lrIy
tecureo tt erebT will sell ~ pnblic auction ia
trout Of the premises, on THURSDfY, June !,
ls.6 at O'Clock m, the following described real
estate, situate I'm the city OF w asbineton, ID All
that certain piece or parcel of ground real estate
situate ano lying Ia said city Ct Washington and
known and des cribed az being Lot numbered one
hu1dIed and thirty six, (iS6D in Shepherds re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered six hun
dred and twenty three. (623J together with the i'm.
proytmtnts. &c. consisting Of an elegant three
story sL d basement brick daelling
i. rms: ODe-third cash; balance in six, twelve,
ara eighteen months with interest at ten per cen
tum per annum scared BY deed OF trust on the
properly sold deposit Of q 800 will be required
on the purchaser at time Of sale. ALI convey
81 the ex pense Of the purchaser.
II tsrr OIL sale are not complied with within
seven daEs the rustees the right resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the detauting
pull chaser.
JOSEPH r DYER, lr.
myZ2 dsds MICHAEL GBEEN,( AI"stees'
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AWARE that this is leap year. and butinl-
perfectly acquainted with the deep signifi-
canoe OF religious services, a little girl on
ADA street remarked last week TO her
maiden aunt, who was lamenting that no
one came to marry her-nobody came to WOO:
"Auntie Carrie, II you want TO have q lover
so badly, why don't you be at church when
the minister gives out the hims."-T Ciicdyo
Trihiule- '-S-
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J. STANLEY JONES, tr.
WILLIAM b. JONES, iruHees'
i meyl8d Il. j. SWEET. Auctioneer
TRUsTEE's SALE OF A DE IRARLE LOT
l. OF GROUND ON sTREET, BETWEEN

Pursuant to o decree of the Sup eme Court of 40
term May 18th, 1876, in a cause " herein Sophia
nller is complainant, aud Margaret <. Miller is
mises. on tn tuesday,, the LIST Of June. iS76, at 8
O'Clock p. m, Lot in the subdivision in square
f. ct deep.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money IN
cash. the remainder in equal instruments ct and II
months from the day Of sale, the deferred payments
to bear interest," and be secured By lien up1n the
property deposit OF $50 will be REQ uired az the
time OF sale. and one week will be allowed the pur-
chaser to comply with tbs terms In def .ultof hich
the property may be resold at his risk and cost All
yeytnctnG at cost Of purchaser
JAS. @. PAYNE, Trustee,
Webster Law Bullding.
myz-eo&ds ii. WARNER, Auct.
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Il Real Estate Auc.Soreers
Ts sRT psSp shIy az VALUABLE Brew

IT. N
AND 21Ta sTSGETs NORTHWEST
by virtue OF adeed % trust dated March II, -
III and recorded fu Lsber go, folios 414, as q
ana 40, one VI the land rec0 de for the
OF Columbia, and at tb- written request Of the
party secured thereby III sell az pubic an stion
IN 'front.' OF The premises ON sATUaDAY, june
IOih, IeIo; ~ O'Clock =. m, the following de-
scfibet real estate, situate la the cts If Wsshns
iDetop, District Of Columbia, TO Wit All OF lots
numbered four. 40 i've, 49, six. 90 seven m D
eight % and all those parts Of LIT nun bered nine
tyJ aim square numbered four. go part of lot
piGe tg beginning at the southwest corner of lot
III e. ~ and runniag thence north with the 81 n
OF zth street west, twenty (2D feet, thence east
$50 feet to the back lire OF ssid lot thence south 20
feet thence wEsG $50 feet TO the said 18th street. and
place OF foe the ether part Of lot nine
beginning at the southeast OF lot TO- aid
square, thence south 81 feet, thence last rs feet
tht nee north 81 feet, therce along The line Of
lots IL and il, rs feet west to the place of begin
ming and sppurtensnses, being the pie pro perty
lately known as the Washington Brewery.
Tern :: $500 cash. % So in six t6) months, with
interest, ard balance in twelve I'D months, with
1ntertet. The deferred pay mepts to be secured BY
notes OF purchaser ana deed OF trust on property
sold deposit Of 30 viii be required of the pur
chaser ct the time OF sale, otherwise immediate
resale Conveysncing a. cost of purchaser II other
terms OF sale are not complied with within en-
90 days the Trustee the rf ut to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the detailing
chaser, after five 80 days advert isement
SAML l. PHILLIPS, Trustee,
my24 Young MIDDLETON, Auc.s
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

SAFE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ER9HI TING ON nth STREET AND h 81.
On friday AFTERNOON. May 90, q So
public auction Lot A, In square 10. i66, Which@
viii be divided into four lots, TWO Of which have
inches, being the corner lot; each have depth OF
80 feet. The fourth lot has front OF a feet 3
inches on north street, with depth Of about leo
These lots are in the most desirable looation Ia
WashfngtoD, convenient to the public buildines,
Art Gallery, &C., and win be sold ss above subdi
Terms: One third cash; balance In { and Il
months notes bearing interest and secured By deed
oftrust. a deposit OF 800 re9uired UPON each lot.
Oonveyancipg, Co., 1T Durohas. re cost.
myN bUh0AMe0N R1Qe,, Aucts,
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A LEAF FROM THE PAsr.-The Salem
(Msss.) Gazette is one OF the few papers 10
the country which can quote from its own
files OF hundred years ago. The other day
IL printed the following from one OF its pa
pers issued in July, 17T6:
NEW YORK, June 29.- Yesterday fore
noon was executed in a field between the
Colonies MDougall and Huntington's camp,
near the Bowry-Lane Gin the presence OF
near 10000 spectators) a soldier belonging
TO his Excellency General Washiu gton Is
guards, for mutiDy and conspiracy; being
one OF those, who formed, and was soon 10
be put into execution, that horrid plot of
assassinating the Stad-officers, blowing up
the magazines, and securing the passes OF
isteTial myrmidoDs. 1t is hoped the remain
der OF those miscreants. NOW In our DOS
SESSION. VIII meet with q punishment sde-
QDate TO their crimes"
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A DRUNKARD's AWFUL DEATH AT
chattanooga, Tenn, Robt. Burrows, molder.
formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, shot himse
through the head Sunday night, killing him-
self instantly. He had been drinking heayi-
ly for two or three weeks
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nTI.is rumored that Susan y. Aatboav
Will nov try the stage, as Dssdemoaa, wftk
br Mary walker as Othello.-l Cgcuelaaf
ga gentleman who had beeen raaa,ng
Ine Scostlsb chiefs startled his wife the
other eveoinR, by saving. "My dear. Won
look like HELEN MARI she ssis So
wisben be would put bis words closer 20
gether next time.
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CONVICTION or sAwDusr swrSpLrs.
Deyld Howard, respectable looking young
man. WA convicted IN the u. q. Circuft
Court, under recent act OF Congress OF max
ing use OF The United States mails for the
promotion OF a scheme OF fraud John III
hutchinson and Richard L. Holias OF Woot-
STOCK, Shenandoah county, Va. testified 20
reying 500 for what they were led % sun
pose was package az counterfeit notes In
olsti1 gulshsble from the genuine, but what
proved 10 contain only uobish. In a PRE-
urinary interview the com plai nants borrht
some highly satisfactory bills which we've
exhibited 10 them; among the bills which
they offered In payment were three los which
Howsrd's confederate recognized rs his own
manufacturing and property, and which ne
TOOK possession OF without any credit 70 the
customers. The jury stood ten FOR conviction
and two for acQuittal for nearly two hours.
tne minority being unwilling 20 convict IN
Iess the prosecuting witnesses could be
punished also. A compromise verdict was
nnalIy agreed upon, by which the accused
was found guilty with a recommendsti ton 10
Com DacToc sd
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nUHOANsON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOf On STREET. BETWEEN 18TH AND
18th SIS. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated l2th day a
OF September A. D. lc71, duly rded in Liper Xl
No 702, folio 6l one Of the land records for Wash
iDgton county, In the District Of Columbia and by
request OF the party scared thereby. will sell at
public auction ION tn URSDAY the 25th dsyof May,
A u. I6; ct O'Clock m, in front of the prem
ises, all thai certain piece parcel OF ground and
pr, mses situated and lying 10 said CITY of Washing
ton, District of Columbia, and known aud described
as the east half OF lot numbered foul, In square
numbered one hundred and seven, (J07.D together
Nth all and sinsu iar the improvements privileges
aid spp rtenances to the same belonging, or in any
manner arpertaip ing.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
in cash; the balance in equal nstallments Of notes
st g. II and Is months, with interest per cent.
per apnum, said notes secured by deed of trust
the premises sold. ConveyancfDg, &C., at purchas-
er's cost. A deposit OF $3.50 will be required az
soon as the property is knocked of If he terms Of
sale are not complied with In one week from day Of
sale the Trustee the right TO resell the
eTty at the risk and cost Of the defsuling purchaser
upon giving five days notice OF such resale in the
ton, ID. @. SAMUEL Il, ARNOLD,
ar20- IN m tilII9thM Stdts Trustee.
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sILhnI W1rNEssEs.-A curious incident
OScuIrea yesterday morning IN q trial before
me .. tn street civil court A witness vas
called In The case who was deaf and dumh
and could neither read nor wrfte. Anofhs.
oeaf mute. who could read aud write. Was
sworn 10 answer truly 90 the second, who
was IN turn sworn 10 put the questions ei ven
oy The court and make the answers as given
IN reply. Each question had 20 be writfeo
down for the interpreter, who made sIsns "a
Inc witness. The witness answered IN the
ssf1e way. and The replies were written ONT
and handed In as evidence.-lN Y Herald.
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A METHODIST "SwAMP ANGELy--Tn the
Methodist General Conference In Baltimore
yesterday, during the debate on the report
OF the committee on the Book Concern, APP
propr1ating g, 600 year TO the New Orleans
Christian Advocate, and making IL a confer
eDce paper, Rev. DIR. Moody said: "Old
lack Tay lor, the Joshua of modern times,
and by TRANSPORTATION the rough and ready
OF antiquity, had oncs planted the American
moved to cut of the supplies. But Tom Cor
win afterwards confessed that on account of
that speech he had been crucihed-desd,
buried and descended into hell, Laughter, |
and that there was no resurrection for him
tLaughter.l The same be said OF the man
who would cut of the supplies from the
south. he wanted this paper at New
Orleans TO play the part the swamp angel
cid at Fort Sumter, which at a six-niiIe
range would daily belch forth the cry OF
where are you Beauregard? Laughter I
Crescent City where ii could thunder for the
church. lApplausel
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WASH Ii. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 14TH sTREET, BETWEEN Il
Srd STREETS NORTH WI EST. at AUCTION.

BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated October -
9th, A. 1o72, and duly recorded in Liber ion
No. 694 folio AL, one Of the land records for 80.
the District Of Columbia, and by direction of the
party secured shall self a. public auction,
A. ID. 1876, at q O'Clock p. m the following de-
scrited real estate to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel of ground situate and lying In said city aud
being known and described as lot number seventy
four 74, In the recoi led subdivision Of square num-
bered two hundred and seven (207D, with improve
mems thereon, consisting of two story brick
dwelling with back building, with all modern i'm
proyemepts, gas aud wa'er.
Terms OF sale One third In cash; the balance In
three eQusl tDstsments at six, twelve and eR hteen
MONTHS with interest at ten per cent annum, t.
be secured ~ adeed Of trust on the premises sold.
lt0 will be required of the purchaser at the time
OF sale. All conveyaDcing at purchasers cost. If
the terms If sale not fully complied with in
week from the day Of SALE the Trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk and of
the defsultDg purchaser after five days ed vertse.
meLt. JOHN Il. NORRIS, Trustee.
mylSd WASH. b. VILLA Ms, Auct.
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DUNCAEsoN BROS, Auctionsers.

II tUnIapSO1 bnOo's huctloAeeEs.
W siEg T. s TRse ESoscSsr ARSR
ROeES, BATENsIoN TABLE, COTTAGE
END iEskhiN h6AhRPEfs, BEpb bhSf ac
SST GO S2f SCnTuR ~ No l2hI 1rH
on FRIDAY MORNING, May 2sth, com. n
reneins at 10 o'clock, We will sell, at No. "
Northwest, the aboy mel tioned articles, with
numerous others, which are in good order, having
my23 DUNCGNsON BROS, Aucts.