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TIE NEW SULTAN Will De known n.
Abdul Hsmid ] L. the first Turkish ruler OF
hat name having reigned from IVA 60 fIse
be Is the thirty fourth Sultan OF the line OF
Osmsr, and the thirty nrst ruler OF Turkey
slnce the capture OF CoDstsntinople. He il
represented as taking deep Interest IA the
working classes and their condition; Ia said
20 be measurably free from the vices OF
turkish princes; Is neither a drunksrd nor a
spendthrift, and lives a quiet. domestic Life,
with bis one wife In chief-aithough, in &C.
cordance with the tenets OF his religion, he
owns numoer or female slaves, or odales-
ques, as they are called. He inherited from
his father q small place at Kiabat-H asa-
also on the Sweet Waters-and there he YES
Wltn MS wife and two children, a boy of ak
sno girl OF three years old, quite content
eddy eating 81 the same table with t6em.
and playing with the little ones like a deceOt
CHRISTIAN gentleman. He has a fond ness for
tafne animals, as well rs for stuffed ones
and devotes much time and money 10 ina
CORRECTION OF choice assortment Of handsome
weapons. DE Ia an orthodox Turk aud q
party-being, In fact. an "Old Turk.1 but
not, IL is said, one of the fansticsl sort.
HAzING A NEWLY MARRTsp PAIR
John ID. Docher OF Charleston, 8. Q,
mnlstto), was married I'm Newport, r. l.,
Monday evening, 10 Jeanette Burbrfdes
Cwhite), daughter OF one OF the business men
OF That city. The marriage ceremony was
performed oy the pastor fthe Union Congre-
saIonA tcoloredl Church. As it was
10 take place, q large aid boisterous crowd
OF men, women and children congressted
SPOUT rut tne house and male night hideous.
They threw stones at the house, broke win
dows, and used the most insulting language.
the women being the most demonst We.
Inc police was summoned, but 10 no pur-
pose. Tar barrels Were burned, aud the
marriage was delayed In conseQ uence OF the
moo. The bride had not lived at home for n
long time, and her father, although opposed
70 the wedding, took DO measures 20 prevent
the union. The bridegroom Is q college grad :
uste and very good looking Providence
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RRODHRAD & CO.,
S39 PEHEsYLvsNIA AVE. AND s32 ID ST.
BETNEGN 9TH AHD I0rH srs.,

sSS PEnnS1 ENANIA AVE. AND ESQ 81,
BETWEEN 9TH AHD 10TH Srs.,
Offer 10 their friends. customers and strangers
FALL DRE IS GOODS AT R8DU CE ID
PRIcBS.
Blscf Lyons Silks, 7sc. per d and (old prices).
Zeal brown. bsvy Bloc and Bottle 4reen silks At
An-wooi French CAshmeres, 7Sc. and n, (original
dyel,
Black Alpaca aud Mohasrs double fold), asc, M,
Wool fls1Dels. i5c. abd up,
hndroscoggin EIeached Cotton, &c,
Shetting Uuttop, 16c. acd up
Linen Tcvels, per dozen and up,
Brttisn hose, 81 s1 per DOZEN (rece ntlF So,
Bslbrtgtan se. s. per box sad Up,
j BustOn hid Gloves, SOC. (IC b lott.
S-Button Kid Gloves In Black, White, Street and
Opsra cclOFs. el IS,
All Linen Table Damssk SOC. and up,
All Linen D0ylies and napkins, Use aud mp,
Ladies and Gents Underwear ct man afacturers
prices,
six Tissue for Yelling, 5Oo. and mp,
COrsets. 31<e- and mp,
Hamburg tdgl ok best makesI, Sc TO s3 per yard,
Gents good = slish carpenters. 25c. pair,
New style Lasies' Belts and Melted Silk Ties,
Ladies aud Gents Collars, Cuffs. Ha1dkerchiefs,
Runs, Ties, &c &C., Of late styles at lowesf
nArket prizes. Cali snd examine.
BRODHEAD q co.
ausS-y 939 Penn. ave and 932 street.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

l5o dozen Hrck Towels, at sls0. e. - IS and
o3 and a..
500 yards Richardson's Linens, IN short lengths,
selling very fast.
8 and l04 BIesehed and Brown eheetinss, q D
cents per yard. Table Damssk, Wine Cloth, Nap
kins, Pillow Linens, all widths; alf DO White
eprsads all qualities and patterns. We would call
the special attention OF Customers to the above
goods, as they very cheap. Also, B!eschsd and
Brown Csntoa FlsDnels, at 8, 10, l7. Is, D and Is
cents. 50 dcZea ladies' ali linen II. 3. Haadker-
chiefs, st IN, %, IS, 80, ~ and 80 cents. Black
Oashmeres, unlonb % 50 and 62H cents. 10 pieces
Lupin's Black Oa5hmeres. from T5c. TO . 50; all
prices; new goods, Just opened. 10 pieces whits
Cambrtcs II l21 cents, As good % Lonsdaie. New
Embroic ertes. IN handsome patterns, received NJ
most every day. We intend TO satisfy every one
Who fsvors rs with . call. W. n. BR0WH.
auEl4-tr No. ala sth street northwest.
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DRY GOODS.
RARGAINS ONLYl

GOOD WHITE FLANNEL,
KXCELIEkT YARD WIDE WHITE FLAH-
MEL. %.
Remnants Excellent BLEACHED COTTON, Q.
Esnnsnfs rest CALICO,sA.
LoeSDALE "a 1BBIC, Is.
Cod BLACK a LPAOA, -.
Pure FIR BLACK MOHAIR, 50, worth rs.
Excellent BLACK ALPACA 81.
widest al Wool BLACK CASHMERE,
BLACK sILks yEBY CHEAP, 81, 81 Is, a 20,
fIT5.
CARRIERS, 507 Market Space.
Every dag We are receiving new FALL DRESS
GOODS and AZ ttnds Of New Goods
TABLE IihEE, exoelIenf quality, all linen, 50,
BOYS CAsSIs EEEs 81, 70, g.
Excellent BAD TIOE. IS
Largest WHITE BLANKET, s3.sJ, worth IS.
sus5l-tr
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The Centennial Regatta.


The last OF the International amateur boat
races on the Schuylkiu were concluded yes
terday.
DOUBLE SOULS.
The first trial heat for double SOULS was
rowed at 3 O'Clock between Walker and
Rogers. OF the Oneida; Mengus and McMII-
Ian, OF the Vesper; Rogers and Alderman,
cry, OF the Northwestern. The Atalantas
won In 10 minutes % ! seconds. The Vespers
followed in 1892 anu the Northwestern in
1882, leaving the Oneidas last.
The second trial heat for double sculls was
started about O'Clock, between the Crescent
young and Tasker), the Union Springs
Courtney and Yates and The yespeg Hem
Club had withdrawn, as was antici pated.
The Union Springs passed the line in 10 min
utes, IL seconds, followed 10y the Crescents
a,out three lengths behind, and the Vespers
q long distance.
The final heat for pair oars was between
the Northwestern (Killorn and Smith), and
lantas led until the island was passed, bat
the Northwesterns pulled up, and dashed
past the winning post In 1902, the Atalantas
COMING In fourteen s seconds Later Toe North
prize given by Messrs. Wright & Sanford,
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE RACE,
which came next, was between the Yale,
Columbia, and Cambridge crews, but owing
to the illness OF Capt. Close, Of the Cam
bridge crew, the composition was confined
at the bend OF the river Yale and Columbia
were on even terms, but Cambridge pulled
hard and overlapped Columbia At the mile
point Yale was ahead, Columbia second.
Just below this point Mr.. Close fell back In
the Cambridge boat In q fainting condition
and was taken on board the Press boat. The
race from now TO the finish was . tight one
between Yale and Columbia, but Y ale passed
the winning post In minutes. l0A seconds,
and Columbia In minutes, 81 seconds. The
Yale crew were greeted with cheers at the
finish, having won the prize oontribp.sd bv
Mr.. Cnilds. W
FINAL HEAT OF DouBL- scr,,s
AT 8 O'Clock p. m. the d. al heal Of doubla
SOULS was roweo oGsween the Atalsntas
(Hogers ana Aeksrman) and Union Springs
courtney al Yates) THIS resulted In
ylctory III the Union Springs, who cleared
the course In 9:52K, followed by the Atalan-
tas In "a. Thus 70 the Union Springs Club
belongs the prize cup contributed out OF the
funds collected by the regatta committee.
THE BRITIsHKRs DISSATISFIED.
The following correspondence has passed
between the London Rowing CLUB aud the
regatta committee:
PHILADELPHIA, August 81.
GertS-As do not consider that my crew
received that treatment either In the four
Dared race OF yesterday, or at the hands OF
your umpire, TO which they were entitled by
to decline further competition at your re-
gatta. have the honor. &C.
lSigpedl- T. 8. GULsroN, Capt. L. r. G.
To this the committee replied that they
had nothing to regret In their treatment of
the London crew, that they had the fullest
confidence In the impartiality, fairness AID
n1-s.orable conduct or the umpire, and also
that they were satisfied that all his decisions
Were in accordance with the laws OF boat
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THIS EvENINa,

A. REPETTI, Auotioneer
y. New uction House, 6O3 7rh street,
Opposite the Patent Office.
SIZE OF THE USREDrEMxp STOCK OF
WAICHE-. yEWELkY SfLVER WARE, &c
sF NJ. H Pr MOI, LATE OF 1606 PENN
IN which will be sold at public auction, with.
SSs}out reserve, con menciug FRIDAY EVE
49, MING eep;en bar LIST, At o'cl0ck, and CO q.
u ming until the AT tire stock IL disp 1sed Of Sales
at II q. NJ and z p M. daily.
Goods offered at private sale throughout the d AZ
eug3l 81 j. A. RePErTE, Aucttoneer
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nOwHMAN GREEN, Auotionsers.
TRUSTIyS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE Oh UORTH SIDE OF MARY-
LAID AyEnUE, RETWEKN 10TH AND n Ira
slsTdNG OF THREE STORY ICK
GR0UND ATTACHED.
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust bearing date -
September l0th, A. d. 1875 and duly recorded t...
cords for the District OF Columbia, and :. Inc re-
euest OF the party secured thereby, re will SELL az
public auction Ia front Of the premises to the high.
est bidder; on fRIpAY; september 9Th, a. ias,
at O'Clock M, oil those certain pieces parcels
q lot: Of ground situate and lying ip the CITY oi
Ing known ana described upon the ofcisl or ground
cBn and CO." in Iodd's recorded subdivision Of
original LOT numbered one Cl, In square numbered
three hundred And nitytwo tsS2, together with the
Terms q sa!e: .0ae. third cash. Of which 600
must be Detd ct time Of sale, and the balance in
Six and twelve months In equal payments, to be Sc
cured By purchasers notes bearing interest from
day OF sale ct the rate OF eight per cent Der an
rum until paid, and deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold. Oonveyanctng and recording ct Dur-
chaserb cost. terms al sale not complied With
In six days aor sale, the Trustees the right
to resell Of risk and cost Of purchaser In Default
IUQUeTUe BO0Ue, Trussesss
oUaX.d fRAO col No. 1871 p ntYoaf uorfhWAnk
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNO0N.


Aucf1oneef and Real Estate Broker.
TRUsvEIs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
o. sTkkET NORTH, BxTWEBa FIRsr
sInEkT VAST AND NORTH CAPITOL
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated November -
y, lsIl, and duly recorded In Liher III folio t...
,. ore OF the land records of WAshfu gtoDs4.
county District Of Columbia, and By directf "a Of
tbe holder OF the note secured thereby will cell
nn Hnplic auction. in front Of the premises SAT-
UspA H. he "a day Of Sertembef 1875 ~ 6 clock
z. m All that piece OF ground In Washington city,
lows nseinning for said piece Of ground on the
north line Of street, in 1cGuire's subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and twenty -four,
eight feet six inches from the southeast corner
OF lot numbered twenty. thence running nsrth
eenty eight feet, thence west too feet ons aud
nAll inches, thence north thirty four feet, thence
wet ten feet four and o half inches, thence sous
one hundred and twenty two feet, thence eat
t.sve Feet SIX inches to the place OF beginning.
WIN the Use Of alley set apart for the Denent OF
ihres houses. The property is improved b. aframe
Terms of sale: $500, with ten ver cent. interest
from November 8, 1875, with the exp enses OF sale
IN cash; balance In and twelve mouths, secured
oy notes bearing interest and deed OF on the
property. OonN ey anctng az purchaser cost $50
down n time oil sale. III the terms OF sale are not
complied with in i've days the trustees reserve the
right to resel the property ct the risk aud OF
the defauitns purchaser by giving days notice
In some newspaper PM fshed Ia W Washington city
B p. DODGK, (r-.-..
r. A. DABNkTLLE,f Hutses'
eosSd6ds r. ID. OLE AIRY, salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs. K. WAG9AMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 Tth street.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY In
TIE EASTERN PART OF THE CITY.
On wKpN EeDAY, September 9th, com -
mencinE At ESQ . m Il win offer for sale the
Psrf of Lot g. In square 90! fror tiog on Tth
street, between and southeast: Lot No. j, ia
square loll, fronting on l1h etreet. near LiooOiu
Square; Lot No. 2, square l0il corner l2th street
md Georgia avenue; Lot No. 6, square l945 'front.'
or street betv cen 18th aud lsth streets south
East: Lots Is, H. Is ana TO- corner East Caritol and
18Th sire Its 90 utheast.
Ter ms day of eAle
sepa-lt THos. 4. wAGaAAAN, Auc..
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MtRRIEn.

BLODGErr-OLARk. On August sist, lS76 NJ
the residence OF the bride's father, M WfLLTl NJ
n. BLoD6E rI and Miss LIzzIE n. 5. CLARE, botn
OF this city. Ne cards. .
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sugn-t
RUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY.

RU NVW AND SANH y NV4Nn .
BLACK LYONS SILK at $50, slTs. 81, 9ui-
acts make. These prices are much iees than we
can buy TO sell ~ again.
A full Hue Of BLACK CASHMERE at 81, 81,
q Is, ols0, old prices.
One case of best all style CALICO, fast colors ct
&c, worth Sc.
The best WHITE SHIRT. finished, at el IS. bet
ter than what ally sold st TIE same price IN.
finished.
Frank Leslie's Cut sper Patterns.
GEO. j. JOHNSON CO,
sufls-eorr III Market Space.
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nOWNHAN Q GRIEH, A1crioneerS.

TRUsTII,s SALE OF I'M PROVED REAL rs.
TATE ON (south side) GRANT AVENgE. 4
TWIN sfH AND 9TH eTREETs, OONTIa-
HOUSE AND LOT. i61sC.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated December Il
18th, 1873, and recorded In Liber No. sos, folio 1.
SIS, Of land records for District Of Columbia, k.s
and ct the requested the party secured thereby,
will sell Of public auction, in front OF the premises
on WIDNEsDAY, September 9Th ~. 80, at o. q, :,
Lot" j; W. Wright's supdiv ision Of lots 81
to both inclusive, o. wright COX 3 subdivision
OF part OF Plessapt Plains, said subdivision py
w: Wright il recorded In Liber, Levy court, No
]. folio 10 in Surveyors office OF said District,
Terms Of sale. One third Cash, (of which $50
must be paid at time Of ssie,l and the balance In
and II months, TO be secured By purchaser notes,
bearing per cent interest from day OF sale aud .
deed q trust on property sold. Conveyanciog and
not complied with In days after sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
Wa. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
aus26eo&d 1891 n street north west.
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(HHANgHRY SALE OF PROPERTY ON
FIRsT AND SECOND STREETS EAsT, AT

AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Oourtsa
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity -
cause No. 4004, will, on THU RSDAY, the
front ef the premises, offer for sale at public auc
tion, lot No in qusre No. 73i In this city, hav
ing front of eighty six feet five inches on sorth
CAroliHs avenue, and an average dep-h of about
hundred and fifty six feet.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in cash,
and the residue In two equal payments, at six and
twelve months, with six per cent. interest. Defer
Deed given the final ratincstion Of the ssle, and
o deed Of trust taken to secure the deferred pay
mepts, or else deed given upon the fun paymert OF
the purchase money; C9nysyancing at the guehs.
eoon a. s9ld. REGINALD FENDALL,
Trustee, 32S ~ street northwe est.
aus3Q-d DUHCANeUN BIOS, Auats
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1876 r..ssnt!tEE! ANA 1876
p tia UAvfk VAT nuA RAushwAaf.

1870 rH"sss.EEfE!AHIA 1870
r the nsHth, West, and ssutbvssts
Dsssbss Ireeh, Steel Rode. Spsendsd soss-
erts Aa4ntfscesss kqutpSssst
JULY 10TH, 1875.
Trains leeys W.shinstSn. city time, IRON Depot
T.rIor Oar 3 i fs..s Ss 11s M a sis, viii
osss s S1J . oh''aso' s,A li:se o ~ sAAs'
sALITIM9El A1p roI0sA9 saILioAD.
ao1 ss Ysr.s sao., an
Pc: Oar: e y ssiin:. For ssi.. o.nsna:lsa.,
rsr Ss~ York and IN. Hast. sac r 8. a.sIy, s1s.
nan Parior Oars, 9:3s 3. 70. daily, except sunday.
Tor New York ard the East, SOS q IN and lac
~. daily, sxosDt Sunday, with Psri'r Carr st-
FOR PhilaAeipnia. SOS m. and I:4o ,. q. daily.
s = tse Io 0 aad ssy
Accommodation for Baltimore, <:2s ,. .. daily,
sof PoseS oresi Linz s:ss Q. y. md t:ss >. =.
sS1 zns.Sels.. ' zoe :nd ll:so.. Z. and .ss !,
ALEXANDRIA a RRlDlRIOKsBURg nall
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA wAsHIKor01
'S 70 sisns,!; :. ;ie IL: ). ssss.; q
sor n. ss o1i u. an' s,ennend. l1:as p q. daily.
sxesPt eHndsy: and via LJnehburs. Sac .. m.
r: snS .sS. aaa for w..hns.on
3. ss1d.; .. and IL 3 I. mo NO. and ana a.
:sd ,ns @.
Northeast corner Of Ihirteenth streeI and Penn.
:. .
ssssina ticn from Aotels and Rssidsnoe..
rRAHk raoMS6H. aasn s1 hs ,H iaa;.iy
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BY yirfue o. . deed Of trust, dats1 Augustano
folic t, one Of the asd records Tor TIE Districf@
o. nd e the re2nest Of he holder Of the
On The Drs@tses, On e0nDAH, the 9TH day Of SsD-
- PEI. ~ 9 o'oaook ,. M, al those pieces or
n sd Dstriet. knovn and dsszibsd : ioss Sfsy.
s ~. my sven. any any nine,
Hthrss, t@ sixty .feer: o. nxty I'VE, 1GJ Ixty-
nI...e y. tG, sixty eight: sixty
two. a. ssysety three. lzsJ ssvsssy.ieur, T4J
eeveny.oye, (5bs) aud seventy -etx, 00,) n Hail
Holdsns subdiv ision Of .Oottses Aiii,n formsriy
knovn - part Of tsact Of land csiled "IonS Hesd-
Terms: Qns.fourth cash, balance In 9 and n
month"; With interest at per cent Der snnun, e.
cesh. e olStoe q y1rchasee OF 0afehsssrs. a Dc:
losf % ~ v1u . required on each lot ct tine q
g lurchasee.. TsF9s % - es1Illsd v1ek q Ssvsa
tss IreIssty 8 - ~ ard go q 1ssS1lda6 pm.
ehassr % SsrehesstS; uu.,.~
o1G01&1o j. 3.OOLDWDk6. oa1n1nnn.
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YOUNG h MIDDLETON,
l. Real Estate Auctfoneers.
STORE ON PEnNSFLVANIA AVENuH he

STORE ON PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE, BE
TWH1H 18th AID 10th STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust TO the unaer- x
Dgntd dated Be ptember LIST, 1874, and duly re G3Y
corded in Liber 760, 70 10 l63, one of the Iaud
records OF the District Of Columbis, and at the
written request OF the parry secured Their sby, L
shall proceed to sell at public auction the pre-
m,tes on THURSDAY, sept' mber 9TH, 1876, at IL
O'CLOCK Q. NJ, all the contents OF the Drug Store,
No. 1891 Pennsylvanis avenue, consist az in part
9tFtxtures, shslving. counters, SHOW Gases Soda
Fountain, Gas Fixtures, Store and Windew Glass,
&c, SC.
Terms: One half cash; balance and II months
at per cent interest," secured BY deed of trust on
property. SlCo down at time Of sale. II terms are
not complied with In five day the Tr ustee reserves
the right TO resell ct cost Of purchaser.
.us.sdd youNa X MI HHhLs1TN, Trustee vSss.
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following is from correspondent OF the st.
Louis Globe Democrat at Kensett, Ark: At
Garuspring, one and half miles south OF
SohSifss. have been ACTING very strsneely.
@. ID. Humphreys, Of Searcy, scd Nj. Blake,
Of Elpaso, went ont TO investigate. Tue for.
mer was seized, cut to pieces and decapi-
tated, his head being impaled on q fence
picket Blake escaped and brought the hor
rtble news TO Searcy. A posse started out
and found the fanatics gesticulsttng fran
tically around Humphreys' head. They
leader, ordered his men 70 IRE, and two Cob
bites were killed. -Four men, four women
and three children were arrested, taken TO
Searcy. and subsequently, released, a. they
ligion and starvation. Their leader II Q man
named Cobb, who they think is Christ. His
doctrine u adultery, claiming that By that
means only can the souls OF women Be saved.
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UNIvkRsAL h. n. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKDTe 70 q from Ill points
:::sss:is s q -. ~ |, 81
IN this city.
Ticksts good tll used. BasGsge eneeked taroash.
Apply 70 II. D.. WHITEoIDD.
aDCJ 097 Penn. ave.. Candy store.
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TNHOe. X. WAQGAMAF,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 3 1th street .. v,

On TUESDAY. September 5th, ct 5 O'Clock 60
N Il will offer for sale, in front o, the prem.
fsee, Lot No. ., square No. 20, fronting 81 fest-
~ inches on i street between Is and Gath stree %
northwest, containing 6sA6 square feet of ground.
sepi.n THos. n. wAGsAMAN, Auc..
TRgsTREp SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
l. 6nTY sdTUATE o. TaE NORTH SIDE
NORTHW 1Sr, HAVING A FRONT OF
40 EE1T 8 IHOHIs, BY los FEET 81
lHCHEs, IMPRovED BY NEAT TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Ho.
l5l.
Under and by virtue OF q deed of trust, re- "A
corded In Ltber 7e5, folio 04, OF the land fK
ords for the District OF Columbia, and At the &k6
written request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder in front
OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 25th day
Of g ptenlbeI, 1876. At .. m, Lots a and B, IN
together With the IMPROVEMENTS, consisting Of q
neat two-story Frame Dwelling and outeuildfnss
Terms Of sale: ONE fourth cash; balance in 8, II
and IL months with interest per cent, secured
by coed OF trust on property sold ell cash, at the
option OF the purchaser. o2Q down at time Of sa'e
Conveyapcing At purchasers cost. Ii terms Of sale
are NOT complied with within seven days the True
tee reserves the right to resell the property at risk
and cost OF defsultiDg purchaser.
j. TARBELL DYER, Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
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augIS- dtd YOUNG q MIDDLETON, Aucts.
II H. WARHER, Real Estate Auotioneer.
Bs 2S H5i a5 SSaR1 UEi
By yissge Si DEED Of trust 70 me. aassa1
No p.ss Of n the ,'HSd'G record:
the county Of Washington, and District Of Column
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m, snbdivision lot numbered three, OF tract Of
seven square RODS Of land located % the ssdens
burg road, near Mount Olivet Cemetery, being part
Is No. Ss folio So a Ct u the
Terms 81 s.s cash. of which 800 Will
be required to be paid Immediately after sale, the
balance in six, twelve and eighteen months after
until Bald. If the terms are not oompiied With IN
ten days afer the day Of sale, the property will be
rs 81
SER an the cost of eonveysncins and recording to
T. do kDHr3hDi s. I..:ss
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
T0EsDAY, September Slh, p. ls!S, same hour
susss eo&d, Ut. CoLbWEEG. saIssm sss1
TRUs1IEs SALE Of ~, VALUABLE ZEAL
By virtue Of . deed as II trust Trust from Rudol,h IA
Lobsiger and wife to me, for the benefit OF "a
Thomas e. Z Hume, esq dated the 18th 9f Sep; EM
ioIiO ass, &C., one Of the land record. Of Prince
Georges S2TSiy will expose 70 psblie sale to the
THURSDAY, the 2i.t Day Of September next, at 4
ocl, ok p. m, the land thereby conveyed. This
property contains 3sI scrss more less elisibly
situated Ia Prince Georges county, Md, about
three Diles from Washington CITY, on excellent
,ad leading thereto, and but short distance from
Msernder,s and Bepnins stations. on the Bslti.
more and Poto mac railroad about equ distant from
each IL admirably adapted to the culture Of grapes
vines fruits and vegetables, and in the hands Of an
experienced and actical gardener could made
safe and profitable investment. The land will be
shown TO any one desiring TO purchase. appli-
cation to Mr.. John =. Jones, who fesides on the
adjoining farm.
sus2S tu,th&s n. @. STEPHEN, Trustee.
COvEREMBNT SALE OF QUARTE XMAS
" TERS STOKES, &c.
DEPOT QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August 81, 1875.
Will be cold Ut Public Auction &c the Quarter
termastsrs Corral, corner II Fourteenth and 80
etreets. southwest, at 10 O'Clock Q. m, FRIDAY
September Ii, lS7s, the following described prop
cry:
Horses. Wagons, Harness. Double ventilatips
Fire Piece Stoves, Heating and Cook Stoves, and
variety OF Quartermsster's Property also TvS
Hospital Tents, Flies. Poles and Pins.
For full particulars apply 10 this Office.
Terms cssh.
A. y. ROOKWBLL,
| seplW Depot Quarterm aster.