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DIED.

CHEW. At"dover LAID. Prime. william q. .
Va, On july SD, $50, BLADEN DULaNT. Ouly son
Ci 4. :. AID III Chew, agsd year and II days
baltimore papfrs please copy
HABRISGrOf At Norfolk Va on the lth Of
July, lsle. ct an advanced sge, Miss MArILDA HAIR
To those OF the tId resident. Of Capitol HnI that
yet survive -ala5 that they are bat few-ghs an
n1uLctm6It Of the desih u this most estimabia
lady Viii EUR reel eotOns aud iaspire regrets th.t,
SPOKEN OF expres.ec would tell how truly she wss
beloved, SUD how well she merft-d the affect ,n Of
her friends To tsose shg STA survive, the sal in
tellgerce oil her death Will bring sincere grief aud
sOrrON.
HhRRoNER. On Friday. July IN. 1915, RoBER-
Lucy 4 HaTrCyeIl
LANG. On the morning OF the s;h Of JuIF ls76
kLlZABETH LANG, w the oSgh year Of her sge
her mineral will taks place from tne residence Of
her SON. 10 law, James III Skidmore, Sunday even
Ing at otl *. Relatives and frieEds respect
fully iDvi ed 70 attend.
LOGAN. On the N 1r1ing Of July s., Is76, JAR
Funeral services viii take place from ST. Peter :
Church, Monday, st $50 g. N.
MEDLER. On Saturday morning, July sth, Is-s
Mecler, aged months aud days.
be has Joined the saints comnuning,
Econ you n meet ia heavenly union,
Meet where loved ones part no more.
TO attend the funeral from The res6encs q his par
ents, No 1880 18th street northwest, Sunday, june
MATIIBGLY. Sunday night, July ?, Is7e, at
ll:S, Ina :, daughter OF .. h. and Annie n. Mat
[IumbeTland psSeTs please COPY
sHoEMAhER. On the stu of July, Is76. at Q
o'clOos o. m, aftbf lingering illness OF typhoid
pneumonts, EDw n J. shoENAEER. seco nd 500 Of
h. j. and the late Indiana NJ, Shoemaker, aged ~
years.
His furersl viii take place from the Methodist
protestant Cnuret Georgetown, on MoaoAJ morn
iLg Of 10 o clock m
Valley, In philadelphia, at the residence Of
her niece Miss 9, FRESHMAN D. on Saturday, July
lst. ls76, Mrs Am NALEET, widow Of the late wfl-
liam Nslery, form1riy Of Norfolk, Va.
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THOmAs DOWNING, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES skLEOFD PROPERTY
ON ID sTREET, OPPOSITE cad OF POTO-
MAO STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. c., AC
AUCTION.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated April -
18TH. A. ID. 15!4. and duly recorded in Liber ssA
10 40 follo 452, one Of the land records for -
;he District Of Coiumbis, ana b direction Of the
la u secured, thereby, we viii sell at pGbic suC-
a n, In front Of the premises, ON FRIDAY, July
I4th, A. d. 1916, al O'Clock D. N all thar certain
pliCe or parcel of ground Is ing and being Ia the
city Of Georgetowa, District of Columbia kno pn as
tie east q feet front by the dspIh Of Tot 1873, Of
pity and Hawkins addition, with the improve
L stheIeOn, consisting Of double Brick Cot
ttE--
rCIma: $500 and expenses Of this sale in cash,
(C'which 1913 20 be paid uten the pro psrty Is bid
of, aud the balance in twelve months, with intere.t
at cent from day of SALE secured by desd OF
trust the property All sHcing at the st
OF the purchaser.
GEORGE II ELLIOT, r..o
JIM ChPERTON trustees.
iy3 THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctiouesr.

HOusnH0LD fURNITCRE AT AUUTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, July sth,N
lo16. at No. 1101 street between ii, n AMI ~
~ streets northwest, the reside &c OF a gen-
man aeeIInlng Housekeeping, will sell the . !
french plate Msntel Mirror.
air cloth Psrlor Furniture:
Walnut striped Rep ParIor set:
Marble top Tables, Walnut Whatnot:
BroI re CLOCK. Ornaments;
Lace window Han gipgs ADD Shades;
walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture:
Painted Cottage Furniture;
Painted and other Wardrobes:
Hair and ii usk Mati resses;
Brussels, Three play and Ingram Carpets:
Brussel Rugs, Hall and Stair Oarpe Oil Cloth;
Dining Table and Chairs, Rocking Chairs;
China and Glassware:
Cooking ard Heati-g Stoves;
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Terms cash. THOS DOWLIN0,
JyS Auc soneer.
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A DUBUQUER AT THE FALLS.-The Du-
buQue (lowa) Times prints a letter from a
citizen OF that town, now at Niagara Falls,
in which the writer gives this bit OF graphic
description: The falls looks to me like a
river standing on end and trying TO walk of
on stills. The only thing can compare Nj
agara to is Julian avenue, ana that covered
with sleet and ice, and about thirty boys and
girls riding down on handsleds OF a moon
light night at lightning gait, and fetching
up at the Lorimier House all pellmell, with
a few legs and arms broken after running
over three or four horses and carriages. Our
Dubuque water works don't begin 10 compare
with Niagara as TO quality and noise. but the
water is better for drinking purposes and
comes out of great deal longer hole
A person viewing the falls has a sort OF nerv-
Gus feeling-almost afraid the water will all
run over before one can have a fair look at
IL. The water, after IL passes through the
falls and rests from It's labors In the abyss
below, collects Itself together and forms
itself into a river again, and passes dowl
the deep gorge at rapid gait, whirling,
leaping, and foaming like thousand whales
when IL reaches the great whirlpool; there IL
performs duck-waltZ, and alter sashaing
up the river short distance Il finds a mar
row opening and passes on TO mingle with
the briny deep, never to return until taken
10 by evaporation TO the clouds and brought
back by the winds of heaven 10 take the
same fearful leap again."
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts


vA k9 dH JIM IMPRRoyEP PROPERTY FRONT,
P sTRlEis sosraWIsr, AT AuoTIoN. y
On THURSDAY, July 4 9Th. 1876, at $50 -
prenis's 8, parts Of lot No IS and n, 10 square x
aS having Is feet Inches 'front.' by 9s feet deep.
an eHey. wed by aiwo-story brick d yelling,
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in 6,ls and Is
me ntns for notes bearing interest at per cent per
erty sold. All convey sneing at purchaser's cost.
s M9 down on day % Sf ssls w,,1,.ys AM,
T EpnsTvShs ga SALE OF .yAAbgAABsLII I'M,
north side,l CONSISTING OF a THREE.
STABLE IN BEAR
N ~ 'iTt5e 81 deco Of trust, dated October II
COO folio las, among the Land Records Of the.glt-
District of Columbia, by din tction Of the parry
IL front o. the pi.mses. tn, hights ST bidder on
WEDNESDAY, July 18Th. A. d. lsT6, AZ $50
groGnd IN the city Of ~sshinst6n. in said pistrict
and known and described as follows, to wit: The
eastern &c feet fronting MT en- East Capitol
width OF 2 feet the full depth of said ot also, lot
lettered and marked M in II. G shoies aud
10 IL, and 49, 10 square No Z59 excepting the south
u feet inches fronting Sd by 60 ual
depth Of 20 feet l inch of said lot M }" together
Terms of sale: One-third cash (of which $50
must be paid at time of sae aud the balance in six
twelve, and eighteen months, equal payments, TO
be secured by purchasers notes, bearing interest
from day of sale at the rate of eight per cent per
deed of trust on the premises sold Corresponding
and recording at purchasers cost If terms of sale
tee the right to resell at risk and cost Of
VIM. II. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
No 1921 II street northwest.
y1-cts bowman q 9REEN, Auces.
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EVERYTHING TO MAKE LIFE PRE-
CIoUs."-Mark Twainis description OF the
happiest boy in the village: 'Huckleberry
was always dressed In the cast-off clothes OF
fuli-grOwn men, and they were In perennial
bloom and futteripg with rags. His hat was
a vast ruin, with a wide crescent looped out
~, as brim; his coat, when he wore one, hung
Veal, = his heels, and had the rear
Ward bnttons IN, DOWN the back; but one sus-
pender supported his nousers; the seat OF his
trousers bagged low md contalnv. pothiBgI
the fringed legs dragged in the dirt when no;
rolled up. Huckleberry came and went at
his own free will. He slept on doorsteps m
fine weather, and In empty hogsheads Ia wet.
he did not have 70 60 TO school or TO church,
or call any being master, or obey uSbOdy,
he could 60 fishing or swimming Eheu or
; here he Chose, and stay as long AIT Sdftei
him; nobody forbade him 70 ffght; he -coIld
sit mp as late ~ he pleased; be was Always
the first boy that went barefoot 10 the sprfhg
and the last TO resume leather IN The fRfl; be
never had TO wash, MOI. put on clean clothes;
he could swear wondetfnfly. In q word,
that boy had.v 1lAHu - ~ =
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
JULY 7TR, 1876.


AN. LEAVE wAsHIBaTON,
500 Baltimore, EllcOtt City and say stations.
6:4O-baittmore, Annapolis, and way sraIluus,
rcint Of Rocks and intermediate stations,
T:I0-Baltirlore and AIexandria Junction.
t1o-Nee YORK, PhitadsiPhiG and B0ston Bx-
aud Saturday. By boat via New Castle; dsf.
ly by rail. Pullman Parlor Oars. Sunday,
stops 81 Way Stations, and connects for
s:IO-Csnctnnati, St. Lexis and Pinsbxrs Sx-
Press. Berkeley, Deer Park, Oakland, Fred
ssieE: Hsssrsio~n. and. Valley Road. Par.
s:9o-POint Of Books and way stations.
s3S-Ss~ YorS Limited saOrsss, Baltimore and
m Philsdelphis Sunday to Baltimore only.
l2:l3-Bsltimo.s. Way Stations, Ellicot. City and
I:40-Nsv York, PhiladsIphia and Norfolk e.
PES PES, On Sunday, all Wsy Stations and
f:30-BGLtlrOrs and LaysI Brpress. HTlicott
City, Frederick and Way Stations. Via Be
<:ss-FIederiek and Point Of Rocks, via Metro.
s45-BsltjmoTe. AuuspcIi, and way stations.
s:zS-ah'easO; CtHeiaHd:i aAd Louisville ErPr.s
Ps sSspt sst.r9a sn Gsy 19 BsrkeIG{ Deer
by 1880 p N, trsiu o. Saturday. hsgeTs-
town ard WiEehssteT. slseslnS care TO Chi
5:4J.Bsltimore and Hs sta lows. Connects
Tor annapolis on fu- day
7:o0-Ph'lqdelBaIa amt B1 ..iyTors Express.
TO3-hsll imore ana way stations.
= 2o-PitIst urs. bar no conno5tion beyond as,-
,-'~bGTs bV train leaving Sunday night.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
NlrvpeIs.
9OG-Balt1mOre. Blsdeusburg, BeltsyiIle, Lsu-
rel, Rel
1O:OG-NsJo l0yk mad Patiadslpt1a N.sH E1prs;s
Sleep NJ Care II Efw York.
IO.o5-Es'tlnpre BLd principal var stations,
1910 GaTtiEsburE and way stations, Metropon-
tar ranch.
1I;So-S! LOurs FJprsSS. chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
End OskiGd. On Saturday foT Louis 7iile
S'e-Vers
T.IO, sic, SO, 9:3s m: 40, s:23. s:45.
zoe, 03, $40, 800, 1890, 1000 and 1870
3, y q, daily.
A!i OtHsr trains daily, except sunday.
Nc Connection or Sunday TOR II -gerstown or Val
leJ Branch; or for EeS York ana Phllsdel phis at
$40 N. and 1:40 ..
For further information apply ~ ths Baltimore
Rnd Ohio Ticket Offices, WashiLg tOn Station, and
ass, COL and COS Penusy Nv ANA avenue, and D 3
l5tB street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be checked and received at point
10 the city.
THOs. Il, SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
4. NJ ]. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. E0OkTZ, General Agent. spl5-tr
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EDWIN J. SWEET,
H Retl Estate huctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or TwO-sTORY BRICK
ShaRsgTESfER SHOP, No. 100 % STREET
BY viItus OF deed of trust to me, dated -
JsouarY IL, a. u. 1876, aud duly recorded In ID
1lber No eS. folio 226 Of the laud records LIN
for the District Of Columbia and st the request of
the party seem ed thereby Sl sell at public auc.
ton, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY,
July 1876, AT o'clock .. m, all the following
described real estate, st1ate 10 the city of Wash
ingtou, District of COlumbis, to wit: The south
twenty (Nj feet front by the depth thereof of lot
four (4) In square 49, containing 2,l83 square feet
of ground, together with the improvements, con-
sstiDg Of Q two ktory brick building. subject TO
certain deed of trust dated October 1874 secure
~ 600 in three years, st 10 per cent interest. and
duly recorded in liber No 100 folio 362 one Of the
land records for the District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: For amount realized above said
dead of trust follows 10 Wit One af ia cash
and the balance in 8 aud IL months, At eight per
cent interest secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold. A deposit OF 600 required when the
property Is sold. All conyeYsncing at purchasers
cost " the terms OF sale are not complied With In
seven day after sale the Trusee reserves the right
to resell the properly at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser.
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Trustee,
je23 eo&ds 4. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, July Is, 1876, same hsur and
place. BY order of the Trustee.
CHARLES T. DAVIS. Trustee
jyl 2sw6ds j SWEET, Auctionecr,
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V'HOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON


a..
BY virtue Of three deeds of trust. duly re- -
corded In Lipers r. NJ. H., No. 4, folio BIS, N.r4
folio so and $50, of the land records Of the l&
District OF Columbia, the undersigned will offer at
public sale, at the request of the party secured
thereby in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
the i 9Th day Of July, 1876 at the hour of O'Clock
.. M, part Of Lot No 80, in Homesd s addition to
Georgetown, fronting Is feet on Monroe street and
IS feet Cay street, with the improvements Also,
another piece o. grouLd, beginning at point on
the esst side of Monroe street distant so feet from
the corner of Monroe aud GAY streets, and running
east RO feet then south rs feet, then west i59 feet
ino Al ~ IL ,h 70 oeR unins WIN lhe puio
point on the east tide Of Monroe street distant south
rom the corner of Monroe and Cav streets rs feet,
and running east $50 feet then south Is feet, then
west ISL feet, ihen north % feet to the place Of be-
ginning.
Terms: Ore third cash; baauce in and IL m onths,
with Eotes bearing interest. All convey apciHs at
the expense OF the purchasers. dep sit of 051
quiTed Oh each piece Il pro pertT when sold.
O6-lW JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Trustee.
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nBY GOODS SLAUGHTERED.

nBY GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DBESS GOODS SACRIFICED
CLOSING = LIE FOE THE SUMNER SEASON
All Greu stiEe g at half their former price.
Discount II 80 per cent. OF Lace SacIues.
b per C &. taken of Parssols.
Large STOCK new style LaEnz, 10 aud l212c.
GTey Gre aadnes. 1879 and l6c worth double.
Ladies aud Gents GsuZs Shirt, Sc worth 81.
Best CsfcO, remnants. &C worth lie.
Lace siri pee Ptque, Is and nc.
Victoria Lawns, l21a, Is, TO 25c.
PtrCeles IL .nd lf7sc.. good styles,
Sumner SILK prime cost.
iueu Lawn. 81 and 2sc.
Straw Nattings snd Carpets At cost.
Lstfts LiEf1 suitiugs. 25c.- worth &c.
Cash bUy CTS should remember the pace.
r, n. sAUDaIN.
leSl-tr 70S Market pace.
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EDUCATIONAL.

X INDERGARTEH NORMAL OLAsS.-My first
IN lecture to the Summer Glass for the instruction
IN Troebel's Science Ct the New Education" will
be given on TUESDAY, Jure 10th, at 8: Is m, st
No. 70s llth street, between G and III, explaining
what the urse will consis st IN and what are the
objects definitely attained thereby. The lecture
will be given ecery SKccesfias Tuesday and Friday
IS for the whole course OF twenty lessons ar.
gements for Private Lessons can be made with
MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK,
iel9 I'm LIE Droit PARK, W sshingtcn, ID. O.
WKST END INsTITUTE. PANTY SeaosI (ss
w loErg L1dtss. Mrs. 8. l.. OADY, Principal
New Haven, Conn. Bend Tor circular. mars 6m
EkdLISH, FREHOH, AND CLASSICAL 81.
H LECI SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, g 8
New York avenue n. w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK.
SON Prtnctnsl.-The eighth annual session beSIas
on the 18th Of Sc ptamber, ls7S. suxS4-1y
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF Hay SCALES AT AUCrIo

ENGINEERS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF OoLUMBIA,}
WASHINGTON, June 3Oth, 1876. (
On MONDAY, July 10th, 1876, at heir re- -
spective 10 aiops, shall offer, for cash, to II
the highest bidder, the exclusive right and sSSSS
privilege OF using the several District Scales until
the 18TH day OF July, 1877 for the purpose of weigh
ing hay, straw. fodder oats in the straw and live
stock, at tbs following places and times:
No i. situsted opposite Post Office. Unontown,
ID o., at 1Gh O'Clock O. m.
No 2. Situated on 9th street southeast. between
4 street ana Georgia avenue, Navy Yard, at IL
O'Clock a. m.
No. 5. Situated st corner Of 10th street and Louis
lans avenue northwest, at A 80 o N.
No. 4. Situated in the yard of the Tyson Housa
corner Of 9TH and streets northwest, at ~ m.
No. situated on High street, near Canal,
Georgetown, ID. G. 81 O'Clock m.
No Z Situated at the Intersection of 7tb and li.h
str eet re al, Brtehtv God, az o'clock D. m.
Parties purchasing will be required to comply
with Gil the of act the approve June
lS72, and entitled IAN act regulating sale of Eay
&C." BY order Of the Com mirsioners.
Ii. L.. HOMIE, Lieut.. Engineers. 8 A.,
JeUfd Engineer of ID. q.
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nowEMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH CELLAR, WATER, GAS,
&c, ON SOUTHEAST UOhHER OF AND
18th STREETS NORTHWEST
BY viz tue of deed of trust, dated October -
10Th, A u lSl2, and duly recorded in Liber f%
No e9S folio 1913, one OF the land records for&8
the District of Columbia ard ct the req uest of the
party secured thereby, 1 will sell, at pubic auc-
on In front OF the premises, to the hghe bidder,
on WEDNESDAY,, Jolly 18th, 1876, at $50 p m d,
all that certain piece parcel, or lot OF ground stu
sted In the city OF Washington, 10 said District,
and known az Lot numbered one hundred and
thirty three (133l OF James II. Darrow's subdivision
OF part Of square numbered two hundred and six
t2Ool, IS said subdivision is duly recorded in the
surveyor Office of said city, In Liber II. D. Cooke,
NO. }, folio liO, together with the improvements
Terms of sale: Onethird cash, (of which SIS must
be paid at time OF sale; and the balance in 6. IL
and " months 70 be secured By purchaser notes,
bearing interest at per cent. per ennum from day
OF sale until paid, and deed Of trust the pro-
peIty sold. All cOnyeyaLciug aod recordiog at pur.
chaser cost. IL terms Of sale not piled with
In six days sttr sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell a. risk and cost of purchaser in de-
fault after FIVE days public advertisement in Even
ing Star. VIM. HOFFMAN, Trustee
Dnrth aSt
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nOwEMAN GREEN,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.

- AuctiOueers and Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 7THAED STH
SIRkETS WEST, CONSISTING OF FOUR
STORY BBICK HOUSE,
BY virtue OF a deed of trust to US dated pril IL
Esd, ID. 1873, and recorded ia liber No. no,
iona "a, one Of the land records for the Dis A.
trict OF Columbia and at the request of the parties
sscnred thereby, shall sell at public auction in
tont OF the PIT misses, RiDAY, July IL A d 1916,
al clock .. M, the following described real eS-
tlie, situate in the city of WeshiCg tOn, DC, 10
Wit: Being the middle portion OF LIT No. two. ~ }
IN square No. four hundred and twenty Eae, (419,)
c mmeDciug at a point twenty feet from the east
corner q SAID lot and running thence west twent
tett on the lne OF q street northwest: thence wit
SAID width 81 twenty feet front th5 rear OF the
same, together with the impTOv ements CON
slsslDs OF IA three story ana basement brick dwell
ing.
Terms OF sale a. prescribed by the deed Of trust:
be amount Of lndeb, edness secured by the deed OF
trust NJ paid, and the expense OF sale In and
tb1 b3iancs Ia and II N )nths for which the notes
CT he purchaser, bearing interest from the day
sale and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, shall be taken. A deposit of 500 shall be
required OF the purchaser st the time of sale, aud
al convey anctug shall be at the e1 perse Of the
purchaser, IL the terms Of sale arc DOT com o. led
wi IA one week from day OF sale the trustees re-
serve the r lac To resell the property the risk and
cosJ OF the dstauItius purchaser, after five days
advertisement
w. BOWMAN
Ie24 lRepl W. 4. GOhDOH, iTus'ece'
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A VICTORY FoR MfNSrxfixpcTA Mfnnfe
Hauck, the prfnna-donns, cputrscted VITA
Lafayette F. Harrison % sing in concerts.
signed by Harrison she refused TO ma ke the
contract with him alone, and said that II
Mr.. 3, N.Pike would not tpin none would
her1isfles; and wrote his dame up pS the
margin OF the agreement, She sued the exc {
cutofr OF Mr.: Pike for balance due on the
.ss e sDs s ssr nn
OF Agpssi, ysstsfdsy reSsrssd g q dsnsnt
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CHANCERY SALE ON 9TH STREET. NEAR
u sTRkET SOUTHWEST.

CHANCERY SALE ON 6TH STREET, NEAR
~ STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under end by virtue of a decree of the gu 80
rreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, In g
kquty cause No 5I026, the undersigned will -
on MONDAY, the 10th day of July, 1876, at q
O'Clock ia the afternoon, in front Of the premises,
proceed 10 sell the following described piece par
Gel IF erOurd siuae In the city Of Wsshin gton and
District Of Columbia, and known part OF Lot No.
IA in fQuaIe No sCl, being the north IS feet by the
depth Of said lot.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
in siI 90, twelve (l2), Aud eighteen (13) months
sfter date Deferred payments to bear interest AID
to be secured by deed OF trust on the property All
conyeyaEcibg at the cost of the purchaser. A de-
posIt Of ESQ will be required at the time OF sale.
LYDIA WILLETr,
Trustee for John u. Willett.
DUEOANSON BROS, Aucts. Iyld
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON COHNER OF
LII ST BEL EAST AND @ STREEr

EAST AND g SIRkEf
BIZ virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court -
OF the Distr1ct OF Columbia, passed In the ID
Iolson ct al, No. 4-56s Equity docket, tue under
signed Trustees VIII sell IN front of the premises
July. A 2. 1876, a. 81 O'Clock p. m part Of Lot
no 81 IN s?ua,s y o. SIS, the same being the north
" feet and inches fronting 7th street east aud
runping back from said street with said width SIS
feet inches on sooth street to the west lice OF
said Lot, improved By Q two story and basement
Brick house
months from day Of sale with interest at per cent
per annum until paid. The purchaser to give his
or ner notes ior balance OF purchase meney. with
or the purchaser or purchasers psy all cash on
deed given until all purchase money shall have
been paid. All conveyancing ct cost OF purchaser
or purchasers. A deposit Of Sl00 viii be required
R.s. DAVIS; once 3I2 ~ ct. n.w.,(
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustees
ONCE 40 La ave-,
p. A. DARNBILLE, Auct. je24-dkSs
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press, strain and meeeofe them Put the
boiling over the sugar, auoNtng9 pound 70
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nUNCAEsON Bios, Auotioneerr.
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TRUSTEES SALE 9" TwH BRIOK DWELL.
IhG HOUSES sITUaTE ON STREET,
NEAR 18th STRHET NORTHWEST. BEING
THE FIFTH AND SIXTH HOUSES from
THE CORNER OF 18TH sTREET, AT AUO.
TON.
By virtue Of two deeds of trust given TO US, -
and dated June Soth, 1878, duly recorded In '.s:f
Liber No. US, fsios lS2 and 1885,, Of the Ia LII
records Of the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the parties secured thereby, we will SELL at
public speti9p in front Of the premises, on FIJI;
o'clock p all those pieces or parcels OF ground
situated and living in the city Of Washington. Dis.
trct Of Colun bia, and beiog known and desert oed
as all Of lots pumbered thirty three s3l and thirty
Of part Of square numbered one hundred and fifty
two ls2), together with the improvements, consist
ing Of two Brick Dwellings.
Terms: Qne.fourth Of the purchase N ,ney In cash,
Of which el00 must be pac at time OF SALE and the
balanee IN equal instalme In g. and IL monshs,
with interest at Sper cent, to be secured by pur.
sold. All con tey ancipg and recording at purcha.
cost Terms OF sale to be complied with n seven az
days after day Of sale, otherwise the property Will
chaser. w. y CHANDLEB,t r.n.....
jyleo&ds D.A. ROLLINS, Irustees'