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DIED.

FITZPATRICK. At ss0a m, MAY lIth, 1875.
MAGGIE, infant laughter OF James sndlthe las ane
fItz patrick. aged month and ID days
The funeral Will take place from the fathers resi-
denoe No. 233 I'd street northeast on FRIDAY morn
ing, al CLOCK The friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 20 attend.
sHAkHAHAB. Wednesday, May 10th, 1876 OF
pneumonia, JAMES sHAsNAHks. aged hfty three
years. BOrn in the County 81 Tippsrsry. Ireland,
but Tor the last twenty fTe years resident Of this
city.
May his soul rest In pesce.
He remains viii be taken 20 Baltimore for inter.
ment, May lzth- In the l0:t5 lain, b. o. railroad
BALTIC. { IN please copy.
WILLIAMS. In Georgetown. on THURSDAY
morning, nth q lay, lS6, NJ Q clock, Mrs. Man
WILLIAMS, in her 18th year.
Der funeral VIII take place from the residence of
b. Il, MAJ field, corner OF West and wsshlaFton
ttrees, Saturday morning, 18th. st 10 o'clSck. q
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nOWNMAN q GREEN, Auctioneers,
II Real Estate Auctionesrs.
No. Ala 7th street northwest

We will sell at public auction to the highest =
bidder, on SAT URDAY, May 18th, at o'clk
p. N oil that certain piece or parcel of ground
known and Described upon the plat books OF Wash
iDston ID o.. as LOTT. square t66 together With the
improvements, situated on +, between I'd and Sd
streets northwest.
Tens Of sale: OIe-third cash: OF which 8 50 must
be paid at time of sale; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by purchasers notes, bearing
per cent. interest. on the premises sold. Convey
sncips at purchaser's cost
mJ6eo NJ. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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MARRIEn

RopGKIN-RosHRTsoS May sth, ISIS. By
ANNIE ROBERTSON.
PAIKKR-eRIswolp. On the 10Th Of NAY,
rondOrf, By the Rev. O. W. Andrews, MTRON M
PARKER 20 NELLIs l.. GRIswOLD, both Of this
city.
sACeEY-HtRRIsoN. On the s,h Of seps.u.
Der. ISIS, In Baltimore. By the Rev. J. n R5gsrs.
GEORGE y. sAcRKI and Laura p. HARRISON. o.
WASHINGTON.
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THE "MIND READER" who recently COM
mitted suicide In a hotel at San Francisco
left behind him a note In which he said: ITO
the coroner and whom else it may concern:
The man who, In his official capacity or
knowledge OF the faults and follies of the
dead upon the world, is not worthy of man
hood. request that my name and relation
ship be not looked into, or If by chance they
should be known to one or TO q few, that they
shall not publish IL TO the world. die OF q
heavy and weary heart, but of sound mind,
and the man that adjudges the last act of
my life as evincing insanity, either tempo
rary or confirmed, is a slanderer OF the dead
and something Infinitely worse OF the liv-
ing. Let my history and name be as mute
as my body. III my eyes are open, close
them, that may not, even in death, chance
the seeing of anything more OF this hateful
world" He was recognized as having given
public performances under the assumed
name of Professor Blake.
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BEECHER'S INVITATION TO THE CoMMU-
NIoN.-And now Invite all here who desire
IL 10 remain and partake with us i'm the sac
belong TO this church or TO any other; whelh-
er they belong TO Catholic or a Protestant
church, or to any sect in any Catholic or
Protestant church, or whether they belong to
a church or not. It is said that thus invite
the whole world. do no such thing. j SIM
ply refuse the UNCONVENTIONAL test. This or
an individual right-as much so as the right
of an individual 10 read the scriptures or to
talk upon religious subjects-and you are in
vited because In your own soul you feel the
need Of Christ, the Saviour. II there are any
here THAI are sinful and know IL, and are de-
termined 10 overcome their sins; If there are
any willing TO accept help, and If they think
that TO partake OF this ordinance will give
them that help, them invite, because they
are sinful, and because they need help.
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- One Of The dsmsels az the Danbury MAY
party lost q fur cape and q pair OF IN bbers-
- The Great Unknown has been heard
from. Eight chickens were taken from one
Danhury coop Saturday night
- To 70 90 beating carpets next door 90 q
yard full OF clean clothes 10 one of the mean
est things we ever heard Of The man or
woman who viii do 10 IL stone dead 20 all the
inner possibilities OF The human soul Daa-
bsop Nf3cs.
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, b. wARsER, corner TIN and streets.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE or 6OUTaWEST CO6NER
OF NORTH CAPITOL erREET AND NORTH
BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust to me, bearing m
date on the LIST dsy Of July, A. D. 1879. and re- II
c.rded IN Liber No 75S folio SE, u the md RECORDS
Tor the Distriet OF Cou ba aud bv the drscsio Of
the parry secured. win ssl 4 RsSlic suction il
'front.' O. the property: on s, sSpAY the tIth
parcel Of ground "a the city Of w.saias,oa, .; O;
known ana O. scIiosd as 10y ,numoered one HUNDRED
Of square Numbered sfx hundred AID tsenty three
) nesf three story Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; balance In SIX and twelve
secured by deed Of trust upon the property ,ion-
veyancinG 1t purcna:ert cost $40 dom ct time
ave days from day Of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell ~ risk and cess OF asf.n ting pur-
ehsseg. w. =. GOhUuH, Trustee
aPls colds J. T. 0oLpW1LL, Salesman,
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A WARNING TO BATHERs.-It has long
been known that IL is iDjudicious for any
one to 60 into water to battle just after eat
ing full meal, but IL is not so well known
that the practice may result in death. Tnis
latter fact seems TO have been demonstrated
by the recent death in a bath in Bristow,
England, OF boy thirteen years old. He
had never had a ut, and Is believed To have
been In perfect health. When fouzd In the
water the crown OF his head was Just above
the surface, and he was standing in a stoop-
ing position, with his face just under the wa
ter. And the place where he was the water
was only three feet four inches deep, while
the boys height was four feet nine inches
The temperature OF the water was IS degrees
The medical testimony disclosed the fact
that the deceased had eaten heartily lust be-
fore entering the water, or at least had not
given bis food time digest. He had vomited
large quantity of food, and when found his
mouth and throat were full. The opinion
was expressed in the medical testimony and
endorsed by the verdict of the jury, that
death resulted from epilepsy, brought on by
the dangerous practice OF entering the water
Immediately after eating a meal.
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RT Z. J. SWIFT
- Real Estate Broker and uctioneer,
No. 511 7th street north rest
r II. WARMER. corner Tth and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OT VALUABLE IMPROVED
LIZ EnAL E.TATE on SOUTH = srREEr, BE
By virtue OF deed OF tru dsiei rehrusry -
S IN ,,I u sad recorded in Liber No rs, f::N
Ito 423, OF the land records for District o. Go -
iumbia and by direction Of the party secured will
SCI ct public auction in front Of the premises on
MONDAf, the 22d day OF May, A. ID. 1916, at S
oc,oek y m: all that parcel Of ground in the city
OF wasbiDetop D. C known as the western IL
rect lo inches 'front.' by lea feet inches deep Of Lot
NO: 10; IN square no. 1913. improved by neat two
Terms One third cash; balance in six and txely We
months, with interest at per cent. per snnum. Sc
cured on the property. Conyeyancing at purchss
ers cost. 100 down at sale. II terms are not COM
nif with 10 i've day from day of sale, the Trus-
tee reserves the right to reEe ct risk and Of de-
faultiDg purchaser.
ROBERT h. WARD, Trustee.
myN- ec6ds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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A LARGE MAN, who sat on the wharf fish
ing yesterday, gave his opinion with regard
TO the hard times. BE said the trouble was
that capital was opposed to labor, and no
ital would make no concessions. BE wanted
work himself, he said, and once he thought
OF giving up, but now his wife was able TO
take In washing, and he would never yield
He intended to say more, but he was obliged
TO go OF to attend O ball match Nors0Ich
Bulletin.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
APRIL BOTH, 1876.


APRIL BOTH, 1875.
An ss;r,,, h1Ay. wAsMInS ct stations,
Point Of R5eE. sRS sna ssiOns.
7:IO-Bslfimere and AIexandria junction.
s:o0-Ncic YORK. PhiladeIpaia and BO,ton Ez.
gress. Pullmao PArlor Cars. Leaves at
and eoahecf s1s@.s ssSSii. way
s:15-CfHc,nHati, 81 Louis and PinSbnrg Err
press Frederick, Hsserstown. and Valley
s:2e-P:I3i Of Rock OK and way stations
IO:l5-BsltimOre Unlimited Z press. Stops at Re
lay.
12:I3-Baltimore. Way Stations, EIicott City and
I:30-rstc York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Ex-
PES; On Sunday, all Way Stations and
s:3o-Bsitimore and way stations
4:So-I6aH'more and Laurel Express. Blhcott
City, Frederick and Way Stations. via Re
4:ss-Frederisk and Point of Rocks, Cvis Metro
l:45-Bsltmore. Annapolis and way stations.
S:l3-Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Express.
RsssftGwn and wnohssssr n 81 ses SuTS CAY:
aSa pfn sa% Grp1sss Fred
erick and Way stations, via Relay. (Con-
sss-Bsltmore.n BlsSen.o Sass' college, Belts.
81, vile Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
s:1o-Bslttnore. Bl.densburs, Beltsville. Lau.
tinsbp,R by train leaving Sunday night
Way Stations Metropolitan Branch.
9:30-NeIc York and PhtLddslphtd Night Exprsss
Sleeping Cars to New York
9:30-BsltimOre and principal way stations,
lO:30-M artiDsburg and way stations, Metropoli-
tan Branch.
I1:so-S .Lcafs rrprsss. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
vile.
!ao;, 800; sis, IoIss m; 1880, Sis. $50.
daily.
Ali other trains daily. except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstown or VAL
ley Branch; or for New York ana Philadelphia of
= a m and 80 D. IN.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
$50, DOL and 6O3 PeDnsylyanIa avenue, where
orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and
THGs' Z. SHARP n Master SIC e ~ Transportation.
IN COLE, general Ticket ARent.
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EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY............May n, ls5e.

STARTLING DISCLOSURES BY DErEc
TlvE-Are the Molly Mdosares Ovydptrod Assas-
stNs.-The evidence adduced st the trial OF
The MOLLY Maguiress In Pottsvtiie, Pa,
this week Ia most startling. McParian, OF
Pinkerfops agency, who hsd Joined the So
ciety TO obtain evidence against them, aud
who testified that q member aggrieved goes
10 the "body master" the chief OF a district
society, and asks consent for the murder. III
the consent Is given, the body master ex-
amires his men TO nnd some one personality
unknown 20 the contemplated victim. IN ne
cannot md any such. he makes application
10 the body master Of some neigh ooring al :
vision, giving personal guarantee that the
favor win be reciprocated 1t any time. In
accordance with this plan, Mcclellan and
Boyle came over from Carbon county %
murder Yoet, with the distinct understand
Ing that the Tamaqua division were 20 furn-
ish men TO kill John p. Jones, OF Carbon
county. The agreement was carried out 20
the letter. Yost had offended Duffy, one OF
the prisoners, and Jones had incurred the
enmity OF Mcclellan by refusing him work
In the mine OF which he had charge. The
muroer OF Jones was the 80 pieces OF silver
paid for the murder OF Yost. For the clean
job Mcclellan made OF Yosts murder the
soCety sci him up In the liquor business In
summit Hill. IL Is not possible TO describe
the excitement In the court room when this
exposure was going on. The various mem
bers OF the society present were very white
In the face as the detective coolly exposed
tier secret signs and passwords. McParlan
Is guarced night and day, TO protect him
from the vengeance Of the order.
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The &C partEership OF J. o. wIswALL q 90.
szptTtHs by limitation on JAY Isl, our stock
MIST BE CLOSED
on or before that date.
We shall offer to morrow, and continue TO sell
F0r so days, ear large and complete stock Of
DR. GOODS
At GREAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and ell gods remaining nand June Ist, will be
cold 81 AUCTION WITHOUT RKSERyE
In order to Close tH 80 Days.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will be made On large portion Of our stock.
Prints A. and ca cents per ard.
Brown Cottcns, cents per ard.
Figured Grenadines. Ga, 10 and 127S cts.
Grenadines In Stripes, at 10 cts.
Silk Gren sdiner below cost.
summer silFs, 571s cts and upwards
Pure Black N hairs. 81 cts. worth IS.
Fine Black Dress silk ., IS c. worth Sl.0
5000 yards Black AIpacas, lSk to 3II cts,
PARAs0LS at cost
Large lot Table Dzmasks Napkins. Vine Cloths,
Piano O1yers, &c a. less han New York cost.
~GREAT B.BGAlNS In everything.
j. q WISWALL q co.
sp29-r $40 Tth 81. near Pa. ave.
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1876 rrrs sss*sf+EAsr 1876

Iofo fEHNsYLy 1910
fs the hsrth, West, and southwest.
Double Trach, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
ors' nGWgn . Equipment.
trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner Of e,h and streets, as foIlows:
3 fis,.sSrs; daily DAILY vi. vie
ra soe Gar 70 ohicaso, and 1880 .. =. daily,
BxLTia1ss Anp POTOMAC EAILRoAD.
Falls, aud the North, s q m. daily, except Sun
&skns For s1G se scetTssH Sh
Brasio, and Niagara Falls, 11:s0 o m. daily eI-
Tor New J Ork and the East, $40 ,. N. daily, with
Palace Oars attached; Limited Express Oh Pull.
man Parlor Cars, 9:23 .; %. daily. except Sunday.
oe., srrfaS With psrior Cars sttsched.
snd .sa daily Limited i sasSss.
AocoSnodstion fss s1s s.t%ais ESQ M daily.
Tor Pore. GIesk Line T:S0 .. m. ana s:So ,. N.
Tor Annapolis, s 100 and 1850 O. NJ and $40 ,.
ALEXARDKiA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WAsHIHoTOA
Fo1 Alel sndris, Q, =. SOS, 9, 10, IL an, 1, 5,
A:2e, 5, s, 700, and 11:i0 D. %. On SUNDAY 81
%. %. and and pm
except sunday; and via LYnohburs, 500 .. n.
Trains leave AIs1andri. for washington, 8, rs,
Sunday !. .Ia 8. H. a. an. m ana p M p H. On
Tickets, Information, Sleeping snc Pa,lor Oaf
.oeopmoaation. can ss procured .t the omses:-
,ylvsnis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
md Pennsy ania avenue, and 81 the Depot, whore
ff fd@ Hose sn and CT
rRsak fBoss6s. assf Manage. a:ssas'r i a;ls
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Il Rsal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE COgN.
TRY PLACE OF 2IS ACRES, WITH FINE
iMPK0SEmEhTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES

Tk1 PLACI OF 2IS ACRES, With FINE
lMHPIK0vEmhhTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES
Under and By virtue of deed of trust to NO. .
dated August 18th: A. d. 1874, and duly record
ed in Liber d. b. No. g. folio ST. ct seq. enc of the
land records for Prince George county. State Of
ttereby; will sell, at ~ O'Clock m on TH rs
premises al, that certain piece parcel of land,
situate ard lying in the county of Prince George,
Slate OF Mary land, known and described follows:
Beginning for the same at point on the new cut
rosd disan SIS feet terly fr the intersection
OF said road with the District line, and opposite
white oak tree standing four ( feet within the line
Of fence on said road; thence north az degrees Is
east $40 feet along said road thence north
u degrees 45 minutes west 3os feet; thence south
SS degrees ~ minutes weet 545x feet; thence south
Lao feet to the place Of beginning, containing as
acres more or SIS; the saio of land being part
Of tract known as "Chillen Castle Manor" and
VIM +. johnson in 1866.
Terms of eale: o2500 IN cash, Of which q deposit
OF e20 will be required at the time OF sale; and the
balance In six, twelve and eighteen months secured
oy deed OF trust upon the property sold and the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest All con:
sale are rot complied with in fifteen DAYS. the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the detaulting purchaser.
ANDREW @. BRADLEY, Trustee
N.Y. st YOUNG q MIDDLETON. Aucta
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II b. WARHER, Corner 7th and streets,
ING LOT or THE NORTdEAST CORNER of
VERMONT AYkEUE AND h ST. NORTH

WEST.
By virtue OF adeed OF trust dated March 10, -
A. ID. 1873, duly recorded IN Liber 7O3 folio 33l
one OF the land records for the District of Ool@A
umbta, and at the request of the rarity secured
thereby will sell a, public auction. In front of
the premises. on THURSDAY, May Is, 1876, at
Ests,e situate In the city Of Washington District
ofColumoia to wit: Al that certain piece parcel
OF ground known and described as Lot numbered
thirteen (l3) in square num bered two hundred and
seventt ca Az according to John L.. Kidwell's re-
corded subdivision OF said square.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at six and twelve months, with in
teIest at ten tl0l per cent per annum from day of
SALE and secured by deed of trust on the pro perty
sold deposit Of 900 will be required of the pur-
chaser at the time of SALE and all conyeyspcfnR at
the expense of the purchaser IL terms of sale are
not complied with In days the trustees reserve
the right to resell the at the risk and cost
Of the defauting purchaser. after FIVE days adyer.
tisemeIt MMIbkdHn p sTpIfCKsSMrY' Trustees.
my4th,s,tu Ut. GOODWILL, Salesman,
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EDWIN J. SWEET, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE, LARGE STOCK
OF pkUGsh T0GETHEE WITH THE GOOD.
IRUG STORE AT TIE sOUTHW VAST COZ.
EEk OF 5TH AND n STREETS NORTH W EST
cember 1, A.. d. 1873, and duly recorded 10
liber No; el4, felio 81, one of the land records
pnblic suction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
April 29th, E76. at O'Clock p. % #, large and fine
lot OF Drugs, Perfumery. Toilet Articles. &c &C .
&C being the entire stock Of Drug Store No 1852
west.
Terms Of SAFE cash. A depoeit OF 81 800 required
OF the purchaser at time Of sale. III the terms of
sale are not complied with In two days after sale
the trustee the right to resell the property
ct the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
GEORGE j. BOND, Trustee
ap22-td L. ]. SWEET, Auctioneer
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, May lth, ls76, same hour aud
place.
myI GEoRGE J. BOND, Trus.ee.
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AUCTION SALES.
This EVENING.
RANKRUPTCYI
WASH. b. WILLIAM.

ID
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
7HEsT0tK 0FA NEW YORK Who'll sSALE
IMPORTING HOUSE AT AUCTION.
LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF pRY GOODS,
Cor sisiing in part Of the Stock Of the late hrm
Of. n. 4 B. J. Acstave 4 Co., Of New York.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER el73,OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND DO MEsIIC DR. Y GOODS
CORnER 10TH AND eT5., w ashisston. d. o.,
Commencing TUESDAY, April rs, sI6.
"A large consignment Of Foreign aud Domestic
sssS q Of
Al shades and oolorsi French, English and Scotch
fancx Tweeds and Catsimeres, Iarback, Moscow
and 9squfmaux Beavers, Chinckillas, vestiugs,
Gloakfngs, dc. Also, Scotch, Preach and German
sa
nSSFss GOODS N In greet z..isy, ;rch !. h:s.,
Poplins All Wool Merinos, Dclafnes, sstecn Cloths,
Lyons sink V-lvets, vefvetesns and fine Plush Suit.
ines, Prints, Blesched and Unbeached Cottons from
one to three yards wide, large line Of English and
American Blankets. Flannels;. Ladies'. Gents and
osoi:e sf Ta
II Gs, RUGS. &c, de-. from medium to finest i'm
ported aTstflies and Turkish Quilts, and variety
Of ther goods too numerous to mention.
Sales TO continue from day to day until the
entire stock is disposed Of. The whole to be sold
without reserve, In lets to suit, all for cash.
Sales commence daily ct 10 q. m, . p. m. aud TX
Pm. apA I'm
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NEW PRICES.
IoI4 SEVENTH srBEEr.

10I4 SEVENTH STREET
Best SIX and Wool Pongees, 4Oc., worth 5Oc
Costs III str UhalH Cloths, SOC a., worth Tnc
All Wool Spring De Beges, 4Oc worth 500
Sest PscIne Cambrtes RHc. very cheap.
RlAid aid StTip ed Suitipgs, Rxc. up to SIC.
White Pi9ues and Victoria Lawns ID l21f Is, 60 Sc
black silks cheap; s7s, 81. 81 Is, sl.sO and 81.
BOY tass1meres IT loE prices, @ speciality.
SParasols and Sun Umbrellas In great variety.
Eagle shirts, made Of best materials, asd
noles only elJ WIN. BRO WYLTE,
epZy-u lolA 7th stra.t norfn est.
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nUECANsOH BROS, AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
IOr ON X STREET. BETWEEN 18th. AND
18th Sis. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION

10TH SIS. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION,
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated 18th day IN
OF September, A. ID. lc73, duly rded in Liper a
No 7O2, folio 6l Of the land records for Wash
fngton county In the Distr ct of Oolumbis. and by
request OF the party secured thereby will sell at
public auction ON tn URsDAY the 25tn dayof May,
A. ID 1916, at O'Clock D m, in front of the prem
pr, mise. situated and lying in said CITY Of Washing
top District Of Columbia, and known and described
as the east half Of lot numbered foup, In square
numbered one hundred and seven, (IO7J together
with Gil and sins ulsr the Improvements. privileges
ard app rten to the same belonging, or in any
manner appertainfng.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
in cs.h: the balance in equal instalments of notes
at s, u and Is months, with interest ct per cent.
per annum, said notes secured by deed of trust on
the prt misses sold. OoDveysncipg, &C., at prchas-
ers cost: deposit OF $3.50 will be required as
soon a. the property is knocked off If The terms of
sale are not complied with in week from day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty st The risk and cost Of the defauipg purchaser
upon giving five days notice Of such sale in the
Nv Evening Star Newspaper; published in washing
sr2O III m ,iilll9th &tdts Trustee.
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who desire 20 aisPo:s Of q
them for hiza Ter cash price chan any place in the
city, By calling or addressing HERZ00, 91y p
eers1on vfli n Gjvso- oyB-0
n LII KISDs OF GENfLEMEND OADf-OYB
"A WEABIN6 APPAREL oan Be sold 70 the yeU
bssf advantage BIZ addressing or calling on justin,
SIS d street est. eth end m strssts northwest.
uoess BIZ mall promptly attended g: 90
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
ALSO.

On the same day, at s O'Clock %. M. I sbsu se,l
IN Iroit OF the premises, the tbree-sto,y BRICK
LmALLING, with thu ee story Back Building, with
hot and cold water. The House contains IL well
arIaI ged rooms, with bay window
This property is well located. being central Ard
ceIvenient 40 cars, making il valuable to those IN
want OF irst class residence
Terms Of sale: One thousand dsllars cash. hal
anee In one, two, three, four and FIVE years, for
snd secured by deed Il trust on the property ia
Al conyeyaneioe as purehs,er's cost. Adepo.it of
y 20 Will be required 81 the pursh sser at time of
sale. WASH r. WILLIAMS
nySd Auctionaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-11
8. RsHAL's SALE.

virtue OF writ Of sri faoiss issued ont OF the
CLERK 9 ONCE OF the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia and to me directed, 1 will sell at
public sale for Cash, at The auction store of Thos
Dow ling, corner Of Penusylvania avenue and 18th
street northwest, on SATURDAY, the 20th day
OF III ay, 1876, 81 10 O'Clock O. M, the following
goods AMI cha.teis, to vit:-"Fuur Jsponicas, y
seized and levied upon as the goods and chattes Of
satisfy execution No. $3.50, in favor OF Henry Doug
lass.
ALEX SHARP. u. 8. Marshal d. O.
mYl0 BY THOMAS DOXLING. Ancfinneer-