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81 90 PRCEhGE TO THE rsrsTDENr
DwtNplEs DowN TO Third TERN EDI-
Capt Cbas. Worms. whose earlier srrtvs,
ln tins CITY wa delayed By Tie endeswors a
us counsel IN Montreal. Canada. 10 prevent
Lis eNirsdit' On, was yesterday brought he
sioDs. and delivered into tie custody al ths
court, Re being charged with forging the
name OF Laetarish Chandler. the Secretary
OF the Interior. The circumstances % tie
case ere somewhat peculiar. some time
since Worms appeared IA Chicago. aud ren-
resenting that he was an inspector cOaneot-
cd with the Indian bureau, impressed NJ.
Newman, proprietor OF the hotel Nc whlcs
he was stopping, with tie belief that he could
secure Tor him very lucrative contract.
- 60 however was necesSary 10 gain the in-
rnence Of a high official In Washington.
Newman finally consented 10 advance the
money, the two proceeded 70 Washington.
worms promising 20 introduce Ills compsn-
ION 10 The Secretary of the Interior. Arrives
IN The capital Worms conducted him to-
Ns f the Secretary's once. but before they
nso acoompl tShed the entire distance he Sug-
gested That IL. world not appear quite right
Tor him 10 he seen at heada uarters with n
would DE contractor. Newman therefore re-
turned TO the hotel. where Worms Afterwards
arrived with a contract purportine 10 he
sirged by Secretary Chandler. All that vss
now necessary, ne said, was 70 proceed 10
dollars. They accordingly came 10 Phtla-
delphta, and visiting a SALON on Walnut
street, near OH, Newman placed i've one
Worms directed 10 10 Ulysses =. Grant, Pres
ident OF the United states. The captain then
requested Newman 10 walk down stairs auf
procure piece OF sealing wax 20 secure the
fold OF the envelope firmly. Before the Chi
cago hotel man had reached the bottom OF
the stairway Worms called him back. and
said he had found piece OF sealing-wsN 10
these few moments the inspector captsi n had
substituted for the precious envelope an
other, IN All respects exactly similar 60 Tn.
one containing the i've thousand dollars. At
Worms suggestion the substituted letter
was registered and mailed. and Newman,
with the tat CONTRACT IN bis eye. went on his
way reiolcipg. The President received the
registered letter, and was surprised 10 aud
That the strange document contained nothine
but newspaper cuttings IN reference 10 the
Third term. The Chicago man an due tins
discovered the fraud that had been perpe-
tTstef upon him, ard Worms WAS shadOwef
TO Montreal where he was arrested fwa
months ago, but his counsel retained him
There until few days since Fii'9. Ti8es,
-UfH.
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ID I'D.

JACOBS. On Wednesday. April 10, l576. a, N
p n. D. LIS late residence, 100 9TH stt set south
east, A. EoszILL JACOBS, in the 35,h year IL
his age. -
Funeral nom the Methodist Protestant churoa.
corner oth a9c streets southeast on eatuuday the
"a irstsnt at p m. fTieEds Of the family ere in
yited 10 attend.
mcfLfREeH. On April 81. 1876, of parslyss
6LoRG y b. mCELFREsH, fn the 65th year OF HE sge
he funeral viii take place sunday afternoou
al ) o clock, from his late residence, No COG n
street northwest The relatives and friends OF the
family ere invited 10 attend.
TIT RGlS. In Georgetown ID. c., April 70, ISIS,
CHARLIE BKNNET. son Of Owen Thsmas and Nsrv
virginia sturgis, aged years and months.
Funeral from his fathers residence, corner "a
yette ard Bridge streets, at O'Clock Saturd.T
FIiencs Of The fan lily are invited 20 attend
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
~ Real Estate Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES sALEoF IMPR0vED PROPERTY
~ sIkhET. BETWEEN s2D AND $50
SRAE7s NO6THWEST.
g. w virtue % deed oftrust to us, dated N the
Kin Fh Cay OF May. A. n. 1874, ard recorded in
hIbSr ~. fo1@ lo3 Of the land records for the
.Tict oil Columbia and ai the request % the holder
OF he notes thereby secured, we will sell public
snolion; IN front OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
the "a day OF mav, A. ID. 1874 at > o'clock D. m
the following described real estate and EN- 'sss 20
wit Part Of lot number ed four 50 are uumer-
&c City one l6l, beginning for the az 1int on
the Ire OF street northwest thirty six 1857 feet
eight 5 inches from the south corr or Of said
let numbered four li); thence running eastvardiy
on the line CT said street northwest efs i6J
feet; thence northvardly seventy three (7S) feet;
thence westva rdy eighteen l8l fest: thence south
vardlY seyeptS-three 73 feet with the right to
free and unobsructed OF the alley in the of
said lot numbered four a. with ell the ats.
&c, together with the improy emeuts consisting Of
. substantial two story Frame House, with back
building.
cent from the 9th day of May, S7e. and the ex
penses Of this sale, in cas- and the balance in
year for which the note of the purchaser will be
Quired bearing interest ct eight 81 per cent
nun, and dated en- the day Of sale. A deposit Of
S20o will be required at the time Of sale. All con
veyapcipe at the purchasers cost. III tbs terms
not complied with in days, the trustees will
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
iAui'iDs AUGUSTUS =. PERRYyk r
spl7. eoSds T.. j. MIDDLETON, JR.,{ hlustees'
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THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS. - The Bass
levee on the Mississippi, in Carroll parish,
La, has breach In IL a mile wide, aud the
loss there is tremendous. 1t is estimated 1t
VIII reduce the crop sent 70 New Orleans
100000 beles. Other deStruct. re crevaSses
are reported along the river in LOUISIANA
and Mississippi. 4 convention OF Louisiana
planters is in session In New Orleans 10
urge Congress 10 make the leyees a national
work
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INTERESTING TO TRAyELER5-In the case
If Philip A. Madden VS.. The New York
Transfer Company, tried in the superior
court OF New York, a few days since, for loss
Of baggage taken by Defendants agents from
q New Haven train, the defense that PLAIN
tiff was handed (at mighty a receipt for his
check on which IL was mott fed that the COM
pany would only be responsible for 800 for
loss of baggage, did not avail, and verdict
for plaintiff for STA was rendered.
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DRY GOODS.
GRAND OPENING
SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
AND PARASOLS.

tust opsned IS pieces Plain Plaid and Scroll Dam
ask DRESS GOOps, from Is, 81. ~ snd SOC.
Another rev stock Of new style PARASOLs, from
81, sl75. O. 50, 81 rs, o., 81 30 ssand upwards.
AIithe uevesf style II andes in Pearl Set, French
Horn, Ivory, Centennial shell, &c.
100 pieces MIRRIMAOK CALIOOKs, no side
bands, at Sc. reduced from loo.
100 pieces yard wide FRENCH OAMBRIOs, ct
I2Xc. reduced from sc; all the newest styles.
Great bargain in double width BLACK ALPA
CAS-, from Is, 50, T1l, Soc
70 pieces more CALCUTTA PLAIDs, as heavy o.
Cavsrs Hatr, ct l5c worth &c.
abaIes yard vide fine COTTONs, stsc.
Double weight Heron Bone BED TIO,S at Doc.
Ceases y. wide sHEkTIsG COTTON, at sc
100 dozen all linen HASDKEaCHIEFs,s Sc.
100 rolls new MATING Is low a. 2Oc, better
grades, =, p 81, IS, in hite aud check.
Men AID Bogs' CAssIaEREs, from Is, 80, g., rs,
!, &c 81.
Gres Grsio BLACK SILKS, rs, SIC = 81, sI.25, &c
Black CAsHNERKs, double width, so; 62H, rs
sc, 81
CM. TOwsON & CO.,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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YoukG MIpDLETkS on x.,,,. .,,,o,..,,

TRUSTEES sALEoE VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON TBh NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVE
NOBTAwEST.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust to rs, datei on
the FIRST day 81 p9cember, A. ID 1870. and r..
c'Tded In Ltber No. SIS, folio Sg ct SEQ Of the
Land Records for the District Of Columtis, AID az
the request q the holder OF the note thereb, Sc
cured. We VIII sell at pIbltc auction. in front Of
the premises, en- WEDNESDAY, the 3d dsy of
May, A. ID. 1879. at m the toll wing decor bed
oil estate ana premises, situated in tire city %
Washington, fTl the District of ColHmbis, {, wi
the east half OF lot numbered four 80, in sauare
numbered fo1r hundred and nifty t40i, toy tbsr
with the i'm pfovements thereon.
Terms, One third 10 cash, and The balance T.
three l5l eQral payments, 80 IL i and p N h.
foT which the notes of the pur hsssr will ne Re-
Quirtd, besIipg interest ~ eight 81 per cent D r
an I'm and dated on the day Of sale secured b a
deed OF trust on the premises; thu purch
psy all cash At his optil de posit OF 5 loo vi De
REQUIRED at the time Of sale. Alt coaveyancinz at
the rurohssers cost. lfthe terms not CON piied
with in ten DAYS thereafter, tho Trustees reserve
the right TO resell the property the risk AID est
OF the deiaulting purI hsseT.
RbBECCA EGLLEN,
MABf Il. HAHN MATHS , Trustee.
sp2t eoSds NEE HAINl,N
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NOUNG 4 MIDDLETON,
Il Real Estate Auc.ioneers

AEEG cEM r SALE oE .ySALTAELE TRUCE
s SIZE GIs nKsSp 2E COLUMBIA, AND 0PP0
q so J m and r s sSs 5J Ssi
ords Of the District Of Coium bis, and al the rtten
the fst yas OF ss thsf'f i s 1t
81 ssssi hidden ss Paa @s
in be District Q; lumtis, opposite slexand is,
d Blue Plains whdh wa. devised d q, 1n Tsoms
W Berry by his father, Washipg to1 Berry, by his
Berry to Aaa 3s9s b. deed d ssig
recorded Nov mter l1th, 1865, in Libsr SIT of the
the fooans metes and bounds BE ginairs fSr me
same at stake the edge Of the tans OF the Poto
and notched bears south ST. deersss VEST is
ard from which stake the northeast corner ef the
touth l554 degrees, east chains and as links: and
runnirg thence IN straight liue fer a stone, an
stake II ence south degrees, 70 chains AMI S.
oil Ferry road iheao zee so Sh 1lS dsgre tas
vest 10 chains and 81 links 10 a stake at
bar K, as follows, viz:-North, 7Uls degrees west
chain AID 81 links, to a tig elm Tres at high tic
Inks; thence north ga degrees west, Chain aad -
links; thence north 8 degrees west 8 chains and
$ Inks; there's north IL degrees east. chains and
60 inks; thence north 500 degrees east, chains
a., - links TO the be ginbins, the whole con;aiaing
81 acres more or less; eXcep'iDF, however, thsrs-
from ell tGat part OF ssid Irect heretofore conveyed
by said Hays 20 the wash egton City and PCint
Lockout Railroad Company as right OF way. con
ia ming for the said right CT way about and s. 100
acres more CT less.
This tract contains the most valuable lard for
market gardening IL tbs District OF Columbia, and
ts unsurpassed as truck farm. The HsshiDg ION
City and Z. L. Railroad passes through the place.
Tie terms of sale srs: One third of the pnr %
money IN cash, cad the bs.ance ia two ca 1aI psy-
ments, at enc asd two years resp ctiyey from date
OF sale, bearing Interest st the rate of per cent
and secured by a deed of trnst upon the premises
All convey ancinR at purchaser cost. deposit of
SE0 VIII BIO required at time OF sale IL the terms
Of rele not complied with in 10 days from time Of
purchase, resale win be made at tbs risk AID cost
OF defsulIing purchaser.
RpIQ tdhs X. ROSS PERRY.
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DUNOANsON BROS, AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
and STORE. CORNER AND STREETS
n

fRl SILKS SALE OF BRICk DWELLING
and STORE. CORHER AND SHEETS
NtRTHWkST, AT AUOrIOE
Ez3 BY virtne Of a deed of trust ID me, dated the
e list Gay Of March, 1874, and recorded in Libsr
No. gag, folio rs, of the land records of the Die
tict of Columbia. | shall, On TIT b. DAY, fh.
ith day OF Ma, 1875, az clock p u, "a from. of
l. IN square No. AZ. bes!iuing for the same Al the
s9ttns6s corner 81 said lot run ans thence north
30 ne TN street vest, thence IS feet to
pnbIo alley 10 feet vide, thence south al ns said
alley 50 feet to north street thence east along sad
street 95 feet, to the beginning; improved by "A
fine brick house, with st re room.
Terms; 81 500 cash and the balance in two eluaI
payments at ard II months, from DAY Of sale, r
which the notss Of the purchsser besrids interest
at the rate OF per caLt snnum, a. q secured by
df Cd or trnst on the property, shall be given A
deposit ct SOD will be required of the rurch aser at
the time Of sale. All cOhveyancins It the expense
OF the purchaser. If the terms of sele are nor com
Eled with within week FIR m the day of sale th
trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property A.
the rick and of the detsu'tinz purchaser "a
giving seven days notice IN the Evening star
apS1-foSds CuAS N4DES, TRUSTEE
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SCANDAL.-The Rev. Father John Raber.
OF st. Paul's church, L. d., has been sued for
$4,000 by Mr.. Bachman, who is the organist
OF the church and music teacher, and who
claims that the Rev. Father has slanderei
him, by reporting that he was too intimst e
with Miss Appig. one of the members of the
choir. The matter has been before Bishop
Iouehltn, but was not satisfactorily settled.
The case will be tried 10 morrOw.-[N Y.
EJDreSS, 18th.
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AGAINST PUBLIC POLTCY-ygfJa Lru-
T6fces Opinion upoa SsrUiceS a. lat reacigJ
Congress -Redick Mckee sued Richard
CheDery for services In procuring the audit
ing and settling of claims against the UEftei
States government, under an agreement by
which the consideration that X. Mckee chad
obtained an act Of Congress for Chenery's
RELIEF, aud for - 600, together with a report
from the Secretary OF the Interior allowing
the claim. and paper from the Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs referring the case
FOR settlementand payment. and OF the Sec
ond Auditor establishing the defendants
right 10 the same as the law ex SITS or as SO m
a. an amendstory or explanatory resolution
shall be passed by Congress, and in cOusid-
Grafton OF ~ GOO advanced by Mckee at san
Francisco; and as compensation for Mex &c 5
services CheneTy promises AZ soon as he
realizes on The claim 10 pay b, 500"
The suit is for $500, or ten per cent OF the
s., coo recovered, which was for meat furn-
iShed to the Indian Bureau. Judge Law
renee decided yesterday, after eX ininiug
the plaintiffs evidence, that the agreement
was against public policy, and there lore
void y. san 18Th.
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STRIKE TRoTBLEs-The Italian labOTers
VINO went 10 khinebeck, y. Y, 10 take the
place Of The striking railroad labofors at
that place, on Monday evening refused 10 20
10 work except at the advance demanded by
The strlEers and returned 20 New York.
The building IN which they were lodged was
set ON IRE by the strikers and burned 70 tho
ground 10 prevent n being used FOR the same
purpose again. -''- Tue negro lahprers who
were taken 10 BrOwnstOwu, W. Va, % re-
pisce The striking laborerS at that place,
agreed 10 leave the EcighODrhOOl ~ unmo-
Tested by The whites, aud In view Of this ac-
ton the contractors have deemed 70 atvis-
able 10 leave the plara.
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BRUTAL MURDER.-At Oneida, Illinois,
Tuesday night, John Burgeson and Erie
Linde, in a flt of drunken rage, drove Mrs
Burgeson. the wife OF the former, from her
house and in most cruel manner murdered
her son, boy about i've years old, bruising
the body and horribly fracturing the skull
in seven places. Both parties have been com
mitted, and there is much excitement over
the deed.
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BROOKLYN CROoKED WHISKY SFTZED.-
Yesterday I'VE deputy collectors. uuder es-
cort OF Captain Ferry aud n platoon OF the
Third precinct, msde descent upon a sham
~ situated in Columbia street. near Hunt
ington street, i2th ward. Brooklyn. They
seized Still OF $50 gallons capacity an full
play. copper worm. a goose neck. forty
gallons OF whisky and 500 gallons OF mash
were also found on The premises, but no one
came 10 The 'front.' % claim the property. A
motley assemblagP assailei the OH Gers, but
Mere driven olf---A Y KsrIII. Ia-h.
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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The ship
menfs of coal from Cumberland for the week
ended April Is amounted To Is, 3SS tons 10
cwt., OF which the Baltimore aud Oaio rail-
road carried II ,6i2 tons II cwt., the Chess-
peake and Ohio canal, 6 1921 toas IL cwt., aud
the PENNSYLVANIA road ,36s tons 5 cwt.
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MENICAN RFVOLUTIONIsTs RoBBTNg
AMERIC ANs.-Mr James j. Haynes. United
States commercial agent at New LsrefO,
Mexico, has Informed the state department
that the TeVoiutiOCists az that place are
levying forced loans on American citizens
aud asks FOR instructions IN references there
to. The Secretary Of War has, in conse qusncs,
telecrapnet the department commander Ia
Texas 10 afford the Deceesasy Profession 80
AnC.ise. 80
-. ciuZcus against sdch outrages
where The Mexican government is pOwerless
10 Protect them.
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mA6RIED.

PENTER-kEkDRI on April L. 1916
= tue Rev. J.. D Oven Ban. r. CssrENrFR 70
Mics MARN 4. kENDRt,K , % 4 II th!s ctr 4 Port
Tobacco pApeTs please COPY
LEACH-JoNES. On THURSDAY. Apra -, ISIS,
a. The paIsoUege q ~ land NJ y ohur.h, sIa oh
stree. sOuthwr 81. By Bev. X - Owen WILLIE IA .
LEACH 60 GEORGE u. JoNEs all O. this city.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND MURDER.-Oh
March 30th last the body of q girl years of
age, named Emily Holland, whose parents
live In Blackburn, England, was found at
that place. The arms, legs aud head hal
been cut from the body, and the trunk was
folded up in paper. The girl had been miss
ing several days. She was last seen fetching
tobacco for strange man, who was sup.
posed TO be the murderer. A barber named
Fish, a married man and the father OF sev-
erai children, has now confessed 10 having
outraged and murdered the girl, aud after
wards mutilated the body
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THE DEATH OF OEKSTEs AUGVsTUs
BRowNSoN, the American author, occurred
Monday al Detroit. Mr.. u -ownson, during
his long life OF - years, passed thr0uEa
almost as many changes in b. ra,fg,o,,s
views as Blsnco White, the difference 5ajng
that White seg8n life "a the Roman Catbns
nc communion, and went through Trniss-
rianiSm, Episcopacy and other faiths. and
wound up nationalist, and BrDwnSqp h.
gan his matured life In the Pres pyteriau
ministry, anu after oscillating for twenty
years among the Protestant sects be became
Roman Catholic Among his works ars
The Convert, or Leaves from Ny Expe.
rience;" THE Spirit Rspper," etc. He was
widely known as the very brilliant editor OF
'Brownson's Quarterly Review" in which
he Srdently defended the Roman Catholic
latin. Numerous translatfOns OF Mr..
Brownson's books and essays have bse1
n ade in Enrope.
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n RAILROAD CONDCCroR SHoT-On
Sunday last Capt. Wm. Chew. conductor 81
Tie FREDERICK Train on the Baltimore IA.
ohio railroad, elected from his train sn ua-
Known man, supposed TO be a tramp. who
waDted 10 ride free. He was pat of twice
and the second time drew pistol and IRE
into group Of train men, the ball LODGING
In Capt Cbew's thigh, inflicfing a painful
but not dangerous wound. The miscreaut
ran away and was saved from pursuit by the
iact that western freight train was then
due at that point, and 1t was deemed impru-
Gent 10 delay the passenger train longer on
the track CtfnIbtrl0nf Ne1rs. 1911.
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1876 rr.ss fssStf4SEAsrA 1876

70 the North, West, and Southwest.
Dotsbie 1rock, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
frsiLs leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner of 9th aud streets, as follows:
PsrlOr Oar to Pittsburg; TAO p "a. daily, with
Palsce Car to Chiosso, and 1850 .. n. daily,
BALTIMORE And POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Canandsig1s, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
falls, and the North, q. N. daily, except Sun
day; and 5:&0 D IN. daily. except Saturday, with
Palace Cars 20 Watkins For Erie, Canandaig qua,
BIZ hsio, ard Niagara rails, 1l:sO o. m. daily, ex-
Tor New York and the East, 10 D. m daily, with
Pslsce Cars attached; Limited Express OF Pull
msn Psrlor Cars, 9;23 q. m daily, except Sunday.
with Psror Cars attached.
for Phaoelphis. 1880 D. U. daily, except Sunday,
S:23 3. m. daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Bsltimsse, 1850 a.. N. daily
and ago .. IN. daily, except Sunday:
For Pope's Greek Line 1850 .. 10. and t:2o y m.
Tor Annapolis. s 90 and 1I:5O .. no. and t:2o ,.
IN. sICuET Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA EREDB bICkSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
Ecr hlexanaris, 6, T,.:C5, s,IO,lIa.u.,1,5,
4:2o, 5, o., 90, snd i1:40 , M. On Sunday at
for the South, via Richmond, ll:40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday; ana via LyDcAburz, 500 8. n.
md, and Leo ,:s p N; dsi,y; ,,- w..,,n..o
a,In,1I 8. m, I, 3, 4, s. o, and D, Ii, On
Sunday IT and 10 q. M, and p. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana ParicT Car
accommodations car be procured at the 0niceS:-
syivsnia avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and PeDnsy anla avenue, and st the Depot, where
orders can De left for the ehecstng Of Bassass to
tuzftz alton from Hotels and Residences.
D NJ B0Yps JRa Gent Passenger Agent:
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nOWEMAN GREEN, Auctioneers.
IL No. ala 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

hEAL EoIAIE Al AUOTIUN.
Ha By virtue Of two deeds Of trnst to me, dated
A pril llth, 1873, and recorded May %, 1873, in
Liber 10 folios and ga Of the land records OF
the District Of Columtia, and by direction of the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY, April
2sth,'S76, at CLICK m, all those certain psces
OF ground and premises situate IN the city Of Wash
inEton, District of Columbia, and known az lots
numbered 2S6 and 23S. In square 675, AMI i'm
BY two threestory brick And base ment houses, Nos
81 and 81 X street northeast.
Terms: One-fourth Of the amount Of Indebtedness
secured by this deed of trust unpaid, with peuss
OF sale in cash, and the balance at 6, II. aud Is
months from day OF sale wi interest at 10 per cent
per AMMAN. The houses will be sold parately,
commencing with No ~. A deposit of 500 will be
required each house at the time of sale, and CON-
veyaDeing shall be at the purchasers cost. The
trustee reserves the right to resell the property
rss OF the defaulting purchaser If terms are not
complied with in six days.
WEN s. HALLIDAY, Trustee.
apl4 BOWMAN j. GREEN, Aucts.