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DIED.

ABBOTT. On the morning OF Nay ID. ISIS, as sD
q. m, OF pneumonia, THOMAS ABBorT, aged 81
There a tear that flows when we part
For father, whose loss we moan.
There tear that flows from the half broken heart
When we know he will never return.
But when all that in absence is DER,
And sorrows forgotten our pain;
THERE tear that ows. not from sorrow, bat Ior
bs se h IF me we shall Iss' h@ s
q attend the funeral from his late resideace, No
1880 street northwest, on Tuesday afternoon,
CUsICk. On Saturday. May IS, ls7s after q lin
sssT o. her eIdsst dsas Il Johanns and the
light from our household is gone,
The voice we loved IL still
place is vacant In our midst
Which never can be flied.
Our loved one hath departed,
And our home 10 wrapped N al ION.
Il wonoer not tnstve are broken he.rted'
Her spirit has departed;
AAgels came with eager love.
ReJstoinRty they bore nc
To their bright home above.
Long, long months Of suffering
The pesh did sorely try.
Thou hast gone ct l.st, sweet darling,
Gods kingdom 20 enjoy.
Though her body will be carried
And laid beneath the sod,
Der soul make ne glad Thanksgiving
Before the throne Of God.
weep not for her fond mother;
Weep not for her loving companions:
Weep not, sorrOwing friends,
She now dwell with the elect
In bliss that never ends.
Der funeral will take place from the residsoos Of
Patrick DovDey, on street. between North Capt
tOl street and New Jersey ayense, Tuesday, the
18th at oolocL be TRENDS Of the family are re-
FLBTCHER. On May IL, ls7e, ct .. m, Louisa
TX, beloved wife OF Edward 8. Fletcher
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~Chicaeo Times:-ssThe most corspicu-
Gus idiots In the east at present are young
men whose collars are buttoned on at the
waist and end at the eyebrow"
grin Nevada, when q building falls and
kills two or three people, the jury frst hunt
mp the contractor and hang him, and then
bring In q verdict that nobody IL TO blanae
but the contractor, who cannot be found.
ga Boston teacher asked one of the little
boys In her school, "where does the sun
riser" Great was her astonishment and sat
isfaction as the little fellow, with q wise
look, answered, "In Boston, ma'am."
Grange f9eorgia) female college have unani-
mously resolved to wear no kind OF dresses
but calico 1t their next commencement. Too
late! All the men In search Of those sort q
girls were married last year.
nVIn battered trunk belonging 20 IN old
woman supposed 20 b poor, who lately died
at Bangor, Ne, there were found aoout tVo
quarts Of gold and silver coin together via
. large number Of bank hills ranging In de-
nomination nom ave to one hundrsd dollars
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMP
~ k0yID PROPERTY ON x STREET, BE-
TWIN ilIH AND 18th STREETS

IN pursuance OF q decree In the cause OF IN
Equity numbered 44sl, Docket Is, made by the Jus.
tioe holding the Equity Term May Sd l76, appoint
ing the un0erGg ned Trustees, we will on WEDNES-
DAY. May 15th, ls76, 10 front VI the premises, at
O'Clock m sell at public auction, all that piece Of
land 10 the city OF Washington known on the Plat Of
said city as the west twenty i've feet Of Lot num-
bered ten t1OD, Ia Square numbered three hundred
and seventeen 3d. together with the i'm ats
thereon, consisting of a two story Brick House.
Terms OF saie, as liked By decree, are One third
ofthe purchase money In cash. and the remainder in
equal installments, at six and twelve months frem
the day Of sale, the deferred payments to besr
interest and to be secured By lien upon the prop
erty sold. One hundred dollars In cash must be
paid at the time the property is Knocked down, and
IL the terms not complied wit h within one week
from the day OF the property is to be rescId
the risk OF the defaulting purchaser
HENRY WISE GARNETT,
No. 2,Col umbian College Law Building, rr,.o.
JAb. G. PAYNE, hfus'ees'
Webster Law Buildire,)
Euncanson Bros Aucts. mY6
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BY Virfue Of deed Of trust, daied lSth day .
Of Sestsmber, 4. ID. ISL, Only recorded In Lipsr
ibeton county, in the Distr ct Of Columbia and By
request Of the party sesgEsd thereby viii ell e
A. u. lE6, ct O'Clock M, in front Of the Pre6:
ISIS, al the, certain yfeoe % parcel Of rognd and
ton, D.trict Of Columbia, and Known and described
the east half OF lot numbered four In square
numbered one hundred and seven, flWJ together
with ell and sins ular the improvements privileges
and spp. rtenances to the same belonging, or In any
Terms Il sale: One third Of the purchase money
In cash; the balance In equal nstaimslts Of notes
per annum said notes secured by deed OF trust on
the premise. sold. Oosysysncing, e. g Sgrches-
socn q the property is knooked Oh. 4ths tsrns q
sale are not complied WITH In one veek mcn Gay Of
ery ct ths risk and cost q the dsls1iiing yarchar
upoa gising I've days notice q s9oa rsse3s 4 The
ses: Se 8, '' ..,,s., s !S!i :. As!SIS:
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EFFECTs OF A SECOND MARRIAGES.
Il. Young, in an Outburst OF parental affec-
ton, conveyed all his real estate To his
daughters, and on the same day the latter
executed to him a life lease on the property.
Mr.. Young was then widower and his
daughters grown up and married. Suisse
quently, on taking TO himself a second wife,
he repented of his nberality and brought
suit TO have the conveyance set aside. On
behalf OF the daughters a motion was made
for the appointment OF q receiver OF the prop
erty in question on the ground that Mr..
Young was collecting the rents but leaving
the taxes and assessments unpaid. 1t is aver
red that the second Mrs. Young prevented
the papers being served on Mr.. Young, aud
so another motion was made for q substituted
service, which was granted by Judge Curtis,
OF the Supreme Court. A motion was then
made 10 set aside this order, which motion,
together with the one for the appoin tment OF
a receiver, was heard before Judge Speir, OF
the same court. Judge Speir gave his deci-
sion yesterday, refusing 10 vacste the order
Of Judge Curtis and granting the motion for
q receiver.-lM Y. Herald, 18Th.
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AUCTION SALES.


TRUeTEEe, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
I Ho;, ssE KEf6kH s6HoSt; And 4 fsXnE
lGI, and reco rded in Liber No. $40, folio liz,
in the district o, Columbia, And b. drecion' Of IN.
perty secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees
on Il. ds a. q q the
SoSniy spd B:rst part part. ' p = tract
for the same Of stone planted in the ground on the
es; side Of the turngile road Leading from the city
ia: a.. IS sS.sss + q
gree st ~ 1s5cnss; thence ;oIth 7ss dssssss
to the place OF beginning, containing Slx acres,
.Also, at O'Clock p N. Of the same day, in front
Wing and being on z.h street. east, in the city Of
john c. Adams subdieision Of original lot s. "a uare
81 This lot 10 improved by Frame Dwelling, and
has frontage Of 80 feet BY depth Of los feet and
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
ss tie end Of year and the other ' half at
the end Of two years from the said day Of sais. A
deposit OF SiSe rom the purchaser or purchasers Of
The credit payments, with interest thereon, ct the
rate Of ten per cent per annum, payable semi an
by note and deed Of truss the property sold; or
at the option OF the purchaser or purchasers, the
Be pad IN cass
ing at the cost OF the purchaser. Unless the terms
Of sale are fully complied with in ten days from and
after day OF sale, the Trustee the right to
resell the property at the cost aud rsk OF the de-
fsuiting purchaser after giving ct least ten days
S SRII5Sx iI Hsa,ENsnrLLE.,r Trustees.
my5-eo&ds YOUNG 4 MIDHJET0N Aucts
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1876 rEns sshxEEtEEAN1A 1876

ROUTE
70 the Herth, West, and Ssuthvests
Double Truck, Steel RaiIs, Splendid Sce,s-
srS' AGgntfeens Eantp"'e'ss.
rr.,n, ,s.vs w Mhh 18Th as7S; ,, r.
corner OF 6th and B streets, q follows:
P.EIor Oar e Pttt.6urs; T;4e ,. %. daily Win
i1Sfcr iaudiE AND POTOMAC KA1LBoAp.
IalIs. and Tie Worth a. @ daily, A enoeSs snn
Palace Oars to watkins For Erie, csnsnasi sa%
BDfslo. and Niagara Falls, 11:s0 q. N. daily, ex-
For New York and the East, $40 .. m daily, with
Palace Carr attached Limited Express a Pull.
For New York and the East. I 80 D. N daily, q.
cert sunfs1 Eith Psrlor Cars attached.
and and DAILY Limited Es1sSss
"a fss SatiSsie. ESQ . m. daily.
reF PcDs f Line s M sSd .so
FSr 2nH.sois.: s 90 and 11:5o .. n. and 4:2o ,.
ALExAEDRiA q FREDERICKSBURG BALL
NAY AND ALIxANDRIA 3 WAsHIHdToH
Tor Alexandrfa, o, =, SOS, 9, 10, IL O. m, |, 8,
4:So, B, o, 700, and 11:40 D. u. On Sunday Of
90. N. and and Pm
except Sunday; and via Lynchburg, 500 Q. 20.
and 1870 p. N. daily.
Tram. leave Alexandria tor Washington, 8. 2. 9,
Sunday at ard 10 g. m, and D. IN.
{ Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parior Oar
sec0mmodatfons esn be procured at the Omces:-
sylysnis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylyan avenue, and At the Depot, whore
ordsr. can Be left for the chsokins Of Baggage 70
sRASK THOMSON. Gent msrsser. jsnS-V
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A THUNDERBoLT THROUGH WILD
CONSTITUTING the thunder storm yester-
day flock OF wild geese were seen flying
northward. They whirled and changed their
course many times, but turned to the north
after each change. When over the corner OF
10th and Felix streets a streak OF lighting
was seen to strike downward from q large
cloud, and one OF the geese dropped az IL shot.
was seen TO fall, expecting, no doubt, wild
goose fC iinner. Upon arriving on the spot
he found what, without question, was one
OF the most curious freaks that that most
sub tile Of fluids ever played. The goose had
q SCARED and burned hole extending from
the back down through the body, there being
through the flying bird. The feathers were
somewhat singed, though not 30 much as
might have been expected. The bird was
reporter among the number, all agreeing a.
70 the manner Of its death.-l6t. Louis MOI
Herald
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0A female pugilIst at Ltue Rock q.

R-A female pugilist at Little Rock An
Known as Joan OF Arkansas.
sS-Since the Introduction of silver thera,s
greater variety, but not so much change.
eP-It is not etiquette for lady 20 peruse
an Ice cream Sign aloud while walking with
a gent M.
ga wealthy New York widow wears n
heavy gold ring made from the plate OF her
departed husbands teeth.
@An exchange says, "thst a Savannah
man cured his dyspepsia by taxing a shovel
and wheeloarrow and helping TO build ten
miles OF railroad There are a large num-
Der OF dyspeptics I'm New Orleans, but they'll
not adopt this method as long as they can
md billiard cue 70 punch the balls with
". o. PicdNuae.
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II h. wARNER, corner 7th and + streets.

* "a. W h0nhn, CORNER ftn ana u streets.
TRgsTEE's SALE OF TWO THREx-sToRY
BkICK STORES AND DWELLINGS,, AND
SIX TWO-STORY BRICK STORES A
DWELLIAGh ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
THIRD sTkEET EAST, AND ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PEHNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
EETIWELN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust dated May "a
18th. A. 1870, and October 3lst, A. ID. l3yi inn
duly recorded in Liber No GA, folio Est, anc ".
Liber No COY folio S31, respectively, of the land
OF the District OF Columbia. and at the re-
Quest OF parties secured thereby, shall sell, at
public au CO In front OF the premises tn as
DAY, Mag rs 1876. at o'clock D. m all that Ger.
tain piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying In
the city OF Washington, d. O., and being known
and described as part Of lot numbered Eve (6 fn
square numbered seven hundred and ninety (79O),
beginning for thessame At the northwest corner OF
said sQusre, thence east along the line of Pennsyl
feet ten 0 iJche'; thence southwardly seventy one
Tl feet thence westwardly eighty six 1867 feet five
and half (51 inches; thence north along the line
OF Sd street east hundred and fteen l5) feet to
the place OF beginning, together with the improve.
ments, &c.
Terms One Fourth of the purchase money to be
pc Id In cash, and the balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day of SALE 10
be secured b. deed of trust on the property sold
deposit CT 500 will be required on eacn house AT
time OF sale and all conveysncing at purchaser q
cost. IL tern OF sale are not complied with IN
seven days from the day Of sale, the trustee re.
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
days notice In some one o more newspapers, rub.
listed in the said city of W sshington, u G.
WILLIAM Is. TODD. Jr, Trustee
myS-eo5ds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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nUNUANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TW0.STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
hEAk GOyFRNEENT PRINTING OFFICE
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERHOON, May 18th. "a
at clock. We will sell lot III, in square 62I fnR
fronting is feet on North Ca pit, street, wit
depth Of So feet on Defrees street
his property is situ ated on the corner OF North
Capitol ard Derees Streets and imp prov ed by we'll
built TIVE story brick dwelling and room: also
stable the OF lot THIS perty rents at the
rate OF SAD per year, and Is now under rent.
Term: One fourth cash; balance in o, IL and Is
months, potes be arpg per interest, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold. de-
posit OF Sl0O required soon sold. Convey.
apcfng at purchasers cost.
mylI DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS,
Slightly soiled BIesched Cotton Sc, worth IOc
Ends best Calicoes ONLY Sc q yard
Plaid Hress Goods ~, 195<. Is, 20, 25c.
Dress Goods very cheap in varied qualities.
Wash POplins &C.. worth l2Kc.
Silk striped Dress Goods cheap.
ATWOOD Debsses, PONCE Silks, cheap.
Elegant tyles in Lawns l35<c. worth DC,
Victoria Lawns IS, Is ~, 25c. ,ysry low
bite NaiDsoOss, Piques, fsrlatOns, Lace Stripes
Black Aipscas cheap, pure mohairs sacrificed.
DUB CARPET STOCK 20 be slaughtered for the
CASH
just received, W bite and Check Mating sc.
Am determined to meet the times aud sell goods
cheap.
apsr los Market spsoss.
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VOUNG & MIDDLETON,
Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
BRICK HOUSES, ON THE WEST sIOE OF
18th, BkTMEEN AID U STREETS
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated August -
i9th, A. d. 1870, and recorded in Liber ga: So;
folio ZIG ct seq. one Of the aud records Of -
Washington county. in the District OF COLUMBIA
ard by direction Of Of the holder of the note secured
thereby. will offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the prem ises, on WEDNESDAY,. May
parcels Of ground known q. Lors IS and 49, i'm
Falconer and Aliens subdivision Of a part of the
BY a two story Brick yelling.
Terms Of sale: 81 200 on each house and the pro-
portional penses of the sale in cash. balance in
six and twelve months, secured by notes bearing
interest at eight 49, per cent? and BY deed of trust
will be required at the time of sale. Conveyancng
at purch asers cost: II the terms of sale are not
complied with within seven days, the Trustees
the right to resell the property, at the rsk
and cost Of the dsfaulting purchaser.
PHILIP A. DAkNEILLE,l r.
ROBERT p. DODGE. trustees.
myl3 dads YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEo. W. sTIoKSEH, AuotiOnssr.
Sat JUST NORTH OF GEORGETOWN, IN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Gko. W. sTIOkNEY, Auctioneer.
'SsslS MI fSss.is
lsscISs q sss p,! ass S rs
ITss Is r. r. ssisss
and fo. fs1s. e in .:aa
q lsnd called The Book OF Dunbsrton," or The
Hse 81 xSs.y. s' the ssms
may be known called, consisting Of four several
ra q henry eis ss sS
ard waieh s,id PARCELS uni ed in one are pounded
on Ss IVES. ::
x the nI lands q. q nolr. ADLER aud s.on
isS BE- an; z S.i as
q less and being the parcel Of land oonysyed to the
~ s'e5s bss
instailnents at twelve, eahtesn and twenty your
the purchaser 20 give his notes for the de-
Ssr and secured b sps dssa 81
trust on the property. $500 down ct time Of sale.
k k0s.sF E. eA FsSssi4os, Srrussss..
y 4, sBoys sAIa II
~, 2, order q 'Ss sss,
MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct1oneer.
w 1901, northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
TIE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
o. l5TH STRAET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
On MONDAY, May S, 1876, at O'Clock D. -
m shall cell. Ia front Of the pI emises, part f3
Of original Lot IA, in square 203, improved BY LUZ
houses, being Nos 1854, Ii Sc and L 60 Q street,
between 18th and 18th streets northwest each house
contains eight rooms, newly papered and painted
Throughout, gas and water, street parked and
paved. Persons in search Of property should not
TO secure q home reasonable terms.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance In 8, u,
ID and "A months, for notes bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed Of trust pro D.
erty sold. 500 down en- each piece of property
when struck off. All conveyancDg at pure aser q
cost. WASH II. WILLIAMS,
ny1S 1t Auctioneer.
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YO.MORROW.

nuNOAEe0N BROS, Auciioneers,
II Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest.
PLATE MIRRORS. ~ OCTAVE PIAaO,
HERRIEG,S IRON SAFE, "a FINE OIL AND
WATEB COLOR PAINTINGS. WALNUT up
RIGAT SHOW CASE, 23 CARRIAGE STEP.
STONES, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, May 18th. com n
menciDg at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at our AUG VI
fon rooms amiscellaneous assortment of Fur n "a
Dtture, &c, among which may be found the
above mentioned articles.
ALSO,
At / O'Clock m =. IA fue Oil Paintings aud Water
Oolors, some Of which are rare and worthy the at
myl2.st GUECANsON BROS. Aucts
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIkROAD.
APRIL 3OTH, 1875.

APRIL BOTH, 1875.
An. LEAVE wAsHIHGToH.
Point q Rock. 1 s1S i:s s :ssti O
IIe-B.iii@srs and aI.1sndris junction.
soon Y s1m ps,g P.s,S, AID scC. "a.
s;do oo q; N Sunday; stops.t Way Stations,
s1s-ae e.sa s. 81 1L1 os:s ass pssr xu
Pres Frederick, Hassrstovn. and valley
s:3e-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
s:!s-Bcltimore and way stations.
io;ls- Baltimore Unlimited Axpress. Stops at Re
ls:ls-Baltimors. Way Stations, Ellicott City and
l;so,nsY iSyt, Pa,Ladst,ssa and Nestoa 1z:
RRi,;,o vi sunday, all way Stations and
s :ssSS-ss:i,i%sIs ssa way stations; ,,....
City, Frederick and way Stations, Via Re.
A:Ss-Frsderiek and Point Of Books, tvia Metro
Roiitan Brsnchl.
Except Saturday daily to Columbus louis
s y s.sn 81 s.s s;saTs s:,:
.,o to Ihicaso, CINCINNATI and LoKisviHs
ssel md W. VS., H Esis; Con
s.,s p ps1s;I Tor Anpnapoiis sunday9 -.
tnIs Issrel SGilss'' D'
1S-RssItmOrs ana way :sation' Lar,
s:ao.Pii,.sufs: but no come c.lon beyond MAJ
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
9:30-Nslr York dad PHILADELPHIA Night Express
Sleeping Cars to New York.
9:30-BsltimOre aud principal way stations,
1880 artinsburg and way stations, Metropoii-
tan Branch.
l1:3O-H Louis BzpTsss. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
1:I0 800, SIS, 1918 g. m; 1880, s:I5, $50,
5.35, 7:IO, $40, $50, $40 and 11:3O D. m,
daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstown VAL
leJ b arch; or for New York ana Philadelphia at
= IN. and 1 80 D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
4s5, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, where
orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked and
received at any point IN the city.
THOS. Z. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
u. M. COLE. GeneI al Ticket Agent.
GfO. s. K00HTZ, General Agent. apl5tr
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AouRDucr
WASHINGTON, D. G ,MAS 9th, 1876.
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the under
- 81. ned, will be received at this ONCE until II
O'Clock noon, on yune L. 1876, for ucting an
iron truss roof and galvanized iron cornice the
Gate House At Great Falls. Plans and specifcs-
tioDs car be seen At this Office and all necessary in
formation can he obtained from
o. X BABCOCK, Col. OF Engrs., u. s. A.,
myl sc Obitf Epsr. WashingtOn Aqueduct.
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nUNCAEsON BROS, Auctioneers.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, HOSIERY, AND
CENTS FURNISHINGs. ALSO, 60 CASES
On TUT SDAY MORNING, May 18th, at IL
O'Clock, We will cell the above within our auction
rooms.
myl3 DUNOAESON BROS ,Aucts
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WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
UnTS

By virtue Of authority contained in deei ex- -
ecuted on the llth day OF June, ls7S, Aud duly <N
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY. May
Is, 1876 at O'Clock Lots 1, "a, 49, u, rs, 7o
a. and 50, of Ohm b Turtons subdivision OF square
n9: bounded 81 10th and 18th aud and streets
northwest. These lots very desirable for build
ing purposes bsiDg located In a rapidly improving
section Of the city, and the around being high and
well locate ana the lots Of convenient size, will
be seen from the plat. The property will be sold in
quantities TO suit purchasers.
Terms OF sale One-thfrd cash, OF which a deposit
OF 025 on each lot will be required the time of
sale; the remainder In equal instruments at six,
twelve and eighteen months. the deferred paymeat5
to be secured by the notes Of the bearing
interest ar six per cent, and deed OF trust the
property. If the purchasers fail to comply with the
terms within ten DAYS after sale, the Trustees re-
serve the reht 20 resell the property at the risk and
cost Of such defaultiag purchaser. All convey
ancing at coat of purchaser.
GEO w. EVANs,f h"sVees'
myl3.l57 WASH, b. WILL ANS. Annt.
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u Ii. NARNER, corner r and 9TH streets.
AUOTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH 81 n
OF X STREnr, RkTWEEE 24IH AND 2STH

ok STREET, RkTwEEN 24Ia AND 2SIs
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY,, May gath, 1876, ct 5ks>e
O'Clock D. will be offered in three parcels, -
In front Of the premises the following describsds
real estate situate in The city OF Washington, D. O.,
to wit: Beginning at the south line OF x str. ct
northwest thirty 500 feet east of the northwest
ne. q lot No pinsteen 1iS5 In square No; e. IN
along the south line Of said z street sixty.three
to the west line OF said LOT ia feet II inches t. the
alley, thence westyardly along the north line Of
inches thence parallel to the west line
OF said lot la feet II inches to the place Of begin
No, Is. 'SA-''
Terms: One fourth cash; remainder in equal In
Ing 10 per cent interest date, secured BY deed
Of trust. deposit Of $50 viii be required on each
chssers coat. T.. z OBIrTENDEN, Trustee.
myl3-eo&ds j. T. GOODWILL. Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
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NEW PRICES.

NEW PRICES.
10I4 SEVENTH STREET,
Best SIX and Wool Pongees, 40c., worth 5Oc
Goats Hair Chatn Cloths, SOC, worth 371fc
All Wool Spring De Beges. 40c worth soc,
Best Pacific Gam orics. IKE. very cheap.
Plaid and Striped SritiDgs, l2Sc. up to Soc
White Plques and Victoria Lawns ID, l2< Is, o. 60
BLACK SILKS cheap, s7h, 81 81 Is, el.s0 and 81.
BOYS Cassireres # Low prices, Q specisity.
&(ParasOls aud Sun Umbrellas In great variety.
1"Esgle" Shirts, made Of best materials, oad
eornpLstsiy finished, only 81 rs. without button
holes Only 81 WIN. BIRD WYLIE,
ap2Str 1o14 7th street northwest.