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ElUNC AESOE BROS, ootioueerp
~ Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest

= D1UC.s bUCiIOUeefb,
~ Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest
FCENITURE tF A FAMILY DEcLINING
Eol StkEEP NC: BAUiSELS CaHPETS.
MIRROR, SLAB AND BRA WALNUT
PA. LOB .HAIbS. TETks. MARBLE TOP
TABLES. CHA WALNUT
AND OTHEN HEnSTEADS, BED CLOTH Nc,
RsesING 6uREAUs. EN9kAvINGS. Oh 20.
F Fn RRiNfiAAinH1lS. EASY HHhlsS nhIIIaES
W.ts, sc, AT No. As DEFREEs SEREET,
AT AUCTION.
IN On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January
W. 9th, comm encng at o O'Clock, A. the abe 9
~ named dwelling, We shall cell sil the goods
y C. ntaned therein. House for Rent. HoI and
cold water and other coGven fences.
dec3l-4t DUhCAESON BROS, Aucts
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TkuSTn1B SALE Q! VALUABLE
is.a AND IN siSsEfs EosFawwEssT,
M0DlRH I4RRQyEMEMT6, IN ONE on
TIE BEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY,
- BY virtue Of DEGREES Of the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed In probate and
a equity cause 10. ass, docket N the undersiensd
DAI, the S0th asy q December 1875, 1t IL dock,
Lot twelve, y! IL eigs. PIantt division Of
three story Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of .ais One-third In cash; balsnce in six,
cent, sscursd oy lien UPON the properly. Sloo
piled With IN seven days afts sale, other sise ths
lroDery nay BE- resold ct t1D risk asd cost OF the
oeiSuions poronaser. ~Oonyeyencdng ct the cost
''"' ''''A' wn. 9: 4oLIrDAr. r......
n0TH1 ABOVE SALE Is POsTPOHID, in
consequence Of the rain until MONDAY, January
dssa-dts (Rssi 1H0s. D0wtIa0, Auos.
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STEAMER LINES
STAR BALL LINE.

SrAB BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STRAIN.
WANT Ss,nns e regularly every month from wstscns
PERSAaBgCo. sHI. and ,Gr RIO ggA,,afffk
nninrKHio, calling At ST JOHNS, PORTOslzzzs:.zzs
EELLIE nATRIs 8 ooo tons, Jan g, atlp.m
III W bhh xp LL, $50 tons FEB. ., at p IN.
.a ne AZ 80 OF month falls on Sunday, steamers
:, These steamers are perfectly new, with ALI the
ssss, nm improvements, having first class passenger
For freight and passage Ct reduced rates apply to
dsc,s sm j. ;. TUCKER Err eco Az nts,
NEW EXPRESS LINa VIA CANAL.
ssrwEky
fHlL1fsSSh4toT H za64 55hsH5ssss2zt1 VASE
sI FIT s,sF :. se5,h Sssl-s., PAll.es,ss,.
\ From + g y stsr st. e, Georgetown, sss5nzc
D. T q, Ma MO- st 6paan;
ResulaI weekly Line OF steamers for I Pyosi
asnGe, Boston and New ansIsnd states. No wharf.
w Pr GLYPs 90. rsllsdsiDhis. - '" o.
III, 2, Fnssishts dsiversd By KnOI Express. Order,
ss the Steamer Wharf, WIN be promptly attended
sep7tr
CUNAR LINZ.
NOTICE.
:, Wish the view OF diminishing the chances OF col.
nsfon, the Steamers of this Line take a specinea
course Tor all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from % ee,ssown 10 New
nothing TO the north of g.
On the homewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
OF ~ ~ Il hat, or nothing 10 the north Of a.
THE BRI AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYA MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NV YORK AND LfVER-
POOL, CA LING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK. FROM NEW FORK
Parrhla..... ed. Jan. 8 Chiua....... v ed, Feb.
AIeerlA.- wed an. IL Pzrthia.-.... We'd, Feb 9
.ava..-M Cd Jan. ~ Aby ssin,a.- w ed. Feb Is
hussla.. wed Jan n JAVA. Wed, Feb q
Ruesia....Wed.. M. /
n a nd every following WEDNESDAY and sATUR.
Steamers marked do not carly Storage paaseu.
gers.
Bates OF PAssAss.-Osbjn, $50. 800 and $50
gold according to accommodation Tickets TO Paris,
el4, gold, additional Eeturn tickets on favorable
terms.
Storage tickets to and from all parts Of Europe Al
very low rates. Through bills Of ladins given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean porte For
freight auO passage apply AZ the Com psnyt Office,
No Bowling Green; or both steer age and cabin,
TO SMALLWCtn MORRISON No. SIS 7th st.
janOly CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN. Agent.
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II %, hUCtIOnter9,
~ Southeast corner 9th and streets o. ".
100 VOLUMES SELECT LAW BOOKS, AND
500 QUIRE5 BLANK BOOKS, VIZ: DAY
BOOKS, JOURNALS, sc AT AUCTION
rnr. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, January
kH73d, commencing at 4 o'clock D. m. L., at our
Wo sslesrooms, 9Th and streets, We shall sell a
portion Of a Law Library, embracing in the collec
tion many select works.
Also,
50 Blank Books, Journals, Ledgers, &c.
decN3t DUNCANSON BROS ,Auots.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
HOWAo OO"HIAU, AUCtluHter.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF TWO COMFORTABLE
1&O-sTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
AND BRlOk STABLE, In GE0RGETO WIN,

1MO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated Juno 18th.
IS A. d; ISIS, and recorded in liber 72l, foie 2s9,
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia, and
at the in writing OF the party secured there
Dy, we VIII sen. ia front OF The premises on MOH
DAY January 10TH 1876, at O'Clock p. m, part Of
Lot No. ls6, in Beatty & Hawkins addition to
GEORGETOWN, District aforesaid, and bounded as fol
lows-Beginning on the south side Of Third street
At the northeast corner of said lot, and running
thence south by and will the east Hne Of said lot
No l56 one hundred and fifty feet to the line of
said lot thence by and with the said rear line
vtnty feet to the southwest corner OF said lot;
then north BY and with the west line of said lot
forty feet then east and parallel with Third street
thirty -one feet; then north parallel with the east
line Of said lot sixty eight feet; thence west two
feet thence north apd parallel to the east lae of
said lot forty two feet to Third street; then east
on Third street forty one feet 10 the beginning.
Terms: One tEird cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest at pr cent? secured by deed
Of trust on the property Sold All conveyancing at
the cost Of the purchaser. A deposit Of q loo re-
auired at time Of SALE If the terms OF sale are not
complied with within i've days the trustees reserve
the right to resell at risk and Of pur.
chaser.
MILAN p. gASsLH; lrrustee.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR. & iTuStees'
dec28-dts THOS. BOWLING. Aucf
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NUNOANsON BIOS, Auctioneers,
CHANCERY sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED

CHAANCEBr sALEUF vAhuABtE IMPK0XED
- BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
~ the District Of Col9mbis. paced in Special
cause No. l,Oo1, Equity Doc. Il, the undersigned
viii offer for sale, ON the premises, on MONDAY,
the Sd day of January, 1916. at 4 O'Clock Q, m !,
Lot numbered twenty No. (z2) in reserv alton ten,
no. in the city Of Washington, d. y.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash
and the remainder In two equal instalments at one
and two years from the day Of sale, the deferred
purchaser, 6earinr eirf Der cent Interest ,er AM
MIN, and . lien a,cn the property. II the terms
OF sale are not with IN days from time Of
risk and Of the defaulting purchaser and upon
advertisement Of one week. Ali convey ancing ct
S Ss xshr = s SGGllox, {rru.sss..
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SICOND TH0UGHT.-He skulked fnto n
Larned street saloon, leaned over the bar and
Whispered: "Hero's my last ten cents. n
you were me would you pay 1t out for Wits
~ OF buy some candy for the ehildren's
piled the bar keeper. the man put up the
money, made for the door, bat halted as {
happy idea struck him and returned and
get trusted for the candy ."-Dctro0 Fres Press.
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eTCbeer mp, old gal! Your centennial
year In Also . leap year.
~ Gladstone says: elevate the working
class by keeping your children In It,,
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J SNE ET, Auctioueer.

IL
TRUSTEES sALgOF NEW THREE STORY
AID BAShMkNT BklCK DWELLING, on
IHG NOkTHNES CORNER OF ADD AND
M STREETS NORTHWEST.
Ska By yIr-ue of ds-d Of trust, dated Nay 2o-h,
- A. ID. 1878, oGly recorded in IIiber No. 7S4.
t9lIc S # the land records for the District OF
tolur. ba aud 81 h req of the party secured
thereby ~e will sell At pbc auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY. December 27th, 1873,
81 O'Clock p IN, the following described real es
tate. situate In the city of Washington, n. G., TO
Wit: Lot numbered twenty uine, 49, in the sub
div sion # original Lots numbered one, H. two a.
and three, g IN square numbered thirty six &c
as made by william Ward. trustee, together with
the improve meIts, &c, snbject to deed OF trust,
GATED May is, 1915, for two years 70 S275o,
with interest AT ten per cent. per annum.
Terms: One halt cash and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent per sDnum, secured by q deed of trust The
property sold, or all cash. the option Of the pur
chaser. deposit IT SlO will be required at time
OF sale. All con .yaucing At purchasers cost.
q. HISE, ( trustees
decl3 eoSds EJ SWEET, Auct
HTHE ABOVE sALEIS pOsTPONED until
NkDNEsDhY, January 18th, 1876, same hour aud
place. BRhINAkD WARNER. Trrs,a.s
l.. G.. HlNE, trustees.
dec1S eo6ds Il J sW SET, Auct
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ARRIED.

LENDEKR-LBE. On the evening Of TIE ~
instant, Augustus b. LkxpxKR ana RosALiE =.
LEE. q the Metropolitan PrssbytevSsn Ohurch, ~
the Rev. John Chester, y. ID; IPhilsAslphia 81
Baltimore papers please COPY
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A Cool SCorCHMAN.-A London paper
says IL is impossible to disconcert a Scotch
man unless he has been demoralized by resi-
dence in the south, and as proof thereof tells
the following story: A lady residing near a
Scotch city had set her affections on a hand
some little calf, and was much annoyed on
being informed by her man servant that her
pc: had been accidentally SO much hurt that
he had been obliged to kill IL. The lady. VINO
had loved the creature too well 10 think for
one moment OF disposipg of its remsias by
any culinary process, ordered the man to
bury IL, and herselfsuperintended the burial.
When the chief mourner was gone, however,
1t forcibly-occurred TO the sexton that here
was waste of good material, so ne disin-
TERED the calf. Meanwhile the lady dreamed
dream; she saw a round of veal smoking on
her servants board, and, when morning
dawned, summoned him TO her presence, and
explained to him that for divers reasons she
desired once more to behold the body OF her
faVorite. Without betraying the slightest
uneasiness, the worthy man followed her to
the rif1ed sepulchre, took his spade and dug;
dug on, indeed, till his mistress cried out ia
utter WEAKNESS, "Why, John, you must have
eaten the calf" "'Deed," replied John, with
out moving q muscle of his countenance,
land that's Just what I've dune, my leddy!'
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DIED.

BRODIGAN. On tina Lat Of ysnuary, luS, La.
eldeet daughter OF Chrfstopher and nllsn 1r1ngo6-
Her funeral will take place &C 2 o 'ciock fro1 ~
parents residence, 41s q street southwest 10
Gay, - Instant.
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LIMIT YOUR WANTs.-From the nature
OF things, the income OF most of the inhab-
tants Of the earth must be limited, and in
deed within very narrow bounds. The pro-
duct OF labor throughout the world, If equally
divided, would not make the share OF each
individual large. II is impossible that every
one should be what is called rich. But IL is
by no means impossible TO be independent
: And what is she way TO compass tbs
very simple. 1t consists in one rule:
Limit your wants. Make them few and
fere but little with your real enjoyment
IL is mostly q matter of habit. You require
more, or you are satisfied with less. Just as
you have accustomed yourself TO one or the
other. Limit your wants, estimate their cost
and never exceed 1t, taking pains TO Keep ii
always inside Of your income. Thus you
will secure your lasting independence.
Young men think OF this. A great deal of
the happiness OF your lives depends upon IL.
After having made your money, spend IL as
it first.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer.


TKUsTEES' SALE At AUCTION OF AN ELS
CANT DIV ELLlNG IN MOST DESIRABLE
PeRT OF THE CITY, ON STREET, BE-
TMEEk yERMOnT AVENUE AND l6TH
STREET NORTHWEST
1 By virtue OF . deed Of trust TO us, dated octo-
Der a. ls72, aud recorded in Liber No Sas folio
46 one OF the land of the District OF Coum
bia, We will, Oh To kSDAY the III day Of January
lo!6 at clock IN, Ia front of premises, sell
at public auction, lot numbered q, of 8erre,'s
ion Of original lot Mo- s. il square l9s said
subdivision Icing reccrded in Liber II d. q folio
!44 ia the Office OF the surveyor of the District Of
CoiDmbia. This lot fronts on l street north, and
runs back to 80 foot alley is improved By an eis
CANT three story brick dwelling, mo. 1897 strest
porthwestD with basement, attic and back building
and has excellent fur nsce and rance.
Terms: 81 eoO in CASH, and balance in two sQu.l
payments at twelve and twenty four months, for
WHICH the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
Ct the rate Of seven per cent. per annum from the
day OF sale secured b deed I trust on the prop
erty sold, will be required. deposit of ESQ sl be
required of The purchaser at the time OF sale. aud
All convey ancng is at the expense of the purchaser
II the terms of sale not com oiled WITH within
one week from the day Of sale, the Trustees reserve
e Tlshtto resell the property a, the rtSk AID cpt
OF the defsutins purch upon giving dsys'
notice In the Evening Star.
JOHN BERRET,
JOHN + OhnoTEAD,{ trustees
cecl3 mt &eOtd THOS DOWNING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOhAs BOWLING, Auctioneer-

I'nUmAb UNWILLING, Auctioneer
1RusIEkS SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M.
PROkEn PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN ar
AUCTION.
- By virtue of authority vested in me By the
- VIII of the late John T. Essex, 1 will sell A.
pubic auction, IA front of the premises, m TUES-
pAl January 4th, lo'o, at O'Clock, Lots IS a.
eno ", frontlps 10 feet the east side of Hal
seliest two stOry and basement Brick Dwelling
house; me two-stoEy aue Tenement HOUSE, aud
large frame Cooper shop, being the property ior-
metiy occupied by the lac james +. EsseK, de-
Ceased This property " ill be sold as an entire lot
or divided, to sui purchasers.
TeIms: One third cash. the balance in 6, IL and IL
months, With interest.
q. m. MATHEWS Tru,see
dec2 Thus. BOWLING, Auct
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AscHooLBoY's DEATH.-On the;l6th inst,
as william McDonough. nine years old, and
another boy, named Buckhart, were playing
IN q room of the public school In 10th street.
between stn and SJh avenues. Buckhart gave
his playmate push. which made the latter
collide with the assistant janitor of the build
ing, a lame man. The cripple was provoked.
and he struck McDonough on the stomach
win his cruteh. The boy for over a work
complained OF pains in The stomach. Last
rlday IL was found necessary TO call In q
DOCTOR 70 examine the wound. and from that
tlme he continually grew worse. YESTERDAY
he died. Deputy Coroner DR.. MacWhiunie
made ost-mOrtem examination last even
ing, and found that death resulted from tran
matte perltonitis. He found no exterior
marks OF violence. The janitor had not been
arrested up 70 last evening, nor is his name
known, which may De accounted for by the
desire OF McDonough's mother TO keen the
matter quiet. She Informed Or. MaoWhinnio
Yesterday that IL was her wish that the affair
should gain no publicity, but the doctor
replied tnat II was the coroner's and his duty
10 md out II criminal violence aad beea
perpetrated, and, II IL had, 10 bring the
guilty person or persons 10 justice. Coroner
". L. Herald, SOth.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOuAs DowIINa


TBoHAs BOWLING
auctioueer >nd n-s, ssss.e ,sr...es
AT the old stand III is-rnef 4 Olo>ry,
scIthvest corner P-nns .Venue I'D iifh .,rsss
GOOD WILL STOCK md FIxrURrs oF A
DIR SToRE, h.. COS PENN. AVENUE.
BEIHE.N oTH AND sTH SIS. EASs, Ar
Il On HUEsp.Y AFTERNOON, Dec .mes-
S3oh. 1875, at Al . clock, n toe preiai.--,
u >nai .eii a. an eut'rety the above ests,,isE-
aud tar ,ughi, farnishss e.;sslisblaent, should
si Gse ~ '"s their a'e4 Tss Bow
pss1Fsst hB 10y s sokE TsAyors,9gI
ssm. hour and place.
1t [kepI THOs D0sLING. Auoir.
TBos BOWLING.
Southwest corner Paun-s ivsnis avenue and 18th
SIZE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES rRo4
TIE .Yk.kG S SsTAHkIsHMsNT OF ";
sknRsErowst. "a, AZ a sttdtffikssoS srkEsr'
On TUESDAY, January i'th 1870 at o O'Clock,
lsIge lot Of unclsined pack &c. from tbs DTeias
stDs In part y sssa
Tim, cash. ' rios. DOWNING.
IshI-c Aaclionser.
CHoMAs BOWLING
Aacticneei ami Real Estate Broker,
su., AZ the old stsnd OF Lat;msr cieary,
HOUSEHOLD G00pS At AUCTION.
q On TUESDAY MORNING, Jauusr, 9Th.
SA lHo IN fT"bt auctioa Rooms, a
~ 10 O'Clock Shal sell III following collection
y OF H1usebsld tH.c.s:
Fine Parlor FUR iLuIe
2Supsrb Git Frenct- ila - NsotaI Mirrors,
SGlit French at. Pc ~ ASS,
Nethrf Nj rbie i.p Chan her Furnit1rs,
Martie-top aud Plain Cottage ee;s,
1ahoeepy Furniture.
Hair ard Busk faItrE4ss-
Feather Bed Rois 'rr- aud Pillows,
DinirR-r"oH Fu'ui.u-e,
Cane aud Nosd /. ~ Chairs,
China and GLASS " are
Cooking sud Hsstius Stoves,
iichen r. yuisites, sc.
ieriDs cash.
jspllt THOMAS BOWLING, Auot
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A CATHOLIC FUND-The Chicago Trt-
pune comments thus: The Catholic churches
OF California Will not need any slice of the
school fuDd' for a little while 60 come for
they have Juf got a judgment against Mexi-
CO for nearly a million dollars now am&
something more every year forever. Late in
me seventeenth century the JeSuits raises
what was known as the Pious Fund for the
conversion OF the heather OF California-Up-
per and Lower. In 1864 the Society OF Jesus
was expelled from Spain and its proper r
connscated. The Pious Fund was adminis-
Tered as trust by Spain aud Mexico, and
nnally by Mexico alone. Politicians used -
live ON IL, until Santa Anna covered ~ int
the y ationsl Treasury in iS42, and agreed %
pay SIX per cent interest on 10 10 the Califor-
MIA churches. II had then been so depletea
by fraud that 10 amounted 10 only al 900 O00
when Upper California was ceded 20 the
United states Mexico stopped paying their
share OF the Interest 10 the Catholic churches
In the ceded dioceses. The diocesan author1.
ties soon brought the suit that has juSt beeo
decided. The claim was submitted TO the
Mixed commission now sitting at Washing
ton, which disagreed and referred the matter
70 The arbitration OF Sir Edward Thornton.
The British Minister at Washington. He has
found that the California claimants are M
The right, and the republic OF Mexico ig
therefore adJudged 10 pay over 5000 900 cash
ana certain annual sum forever herea fer
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

AVA COFFEE,
- OLD GOVERNMENT,
warranted to be strictly prime; roasted daily.
4. WILMER,
FINE GROCERIES,
dec7str 1918 Pennsylvania avenue
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsTRICr
OF COLUMBIA.

TvOHluD LOAF 0YIIO1, Obvs0 q IfA akss
~ - Ns0 HwS ssn.s, enfIsnee g 1sw -
s q ~: nssY lesa:S 8 e l9ysa ~
&C., :ss a 70 :I. - o. - - = -
NO lgIl0a5L, 1Iq1 Xm - 3 e. 1 - -
s s I'll. ;si e e -; s:;y;si :, "a: q
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By E.J. SWEET
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON Tbs EAST SIDEOF 3D. SIRE 4 r ,
BETWEEN b aNDC STREETS NORTHWEST
80 BY virtue of n deed OF trust, dated December
- LIST, A. ID. 1874 duly recorded in Liber No. 10
- folio 81, one of the land records for thu District
OF Columbia aud ~ the request of the party
thereby, We will sell. at public auction, in front Of
the premises, Oh FRIDAY, December nth, LIS, az
O'Clock D. m, the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington, ID. e., to VITAL
Of lot numbered eleven ii reservation numbered
eleven ~, according to the groFnd plat plan Of
said city, fronting 3 feet Sd street west by
depth of $50 feet 10 35-foot alley.
Terms: One hird cash; balance in 8, IL and Is
months, with interest at 10 per cent per snnum,
pay able semi annually, secured by deed OF trust
purchaser. deposit of 100 will be required of the
chasers cost. If terms of sale not complied with
In seven days, the Trustees the right to
sell the property at the risk Of the default
ing purchaser after five 6ay S advertisement.
BRAIN I'D 81. WARMER, r--..ao,
JOHN HITZ, iE"''ee''
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, December oath. 1875, same hour and
place. BRAIhARD Ii. WARNER r,.ao
JOHN HITZ, ifuS'ees'
declS-eo&ds
~ THE AB0VEI Is FURTHER PO.TPOyED,
on account OF the rain until MONDAY, January
30, 1916, same hour and place.
BARNARD II. WARMER, r.
da-eo6ds JOHN HITZ, trustees.
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UsSsvssAss,
~: ssa e '''''.'' ss.''' s'.sssss-n.,
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Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Drot Building, corner sth and SITS. northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UHIMPROyED PROPERTY SOCTH-
EASTERN POTION OF THE CITY.
- By virtue of q deed of trust, recorded In Liber
- No. ia, folio 2+, ct seq one of the land records
OF ashington county. District of Columbia, will,
on MONDAY, The 10th dsy of January, 1876, at 81
O'Clock m, offer for sale, at pubic auction, the
highest bideer all of lots numbered two three,
four i've elk, eight, nj ten, eleven twelve,
thirteen fourteen and sixteen, according to Thomas
seven hundred and thirty 7s7J in the city of
Washington, District OF Columbia. and also all Of
lot numbered fourteen. In square numbered six hun
dled and ninety three (69,), in the said city.
Lots numbered one and two, in SQUARE 1871. i'm
proved with frame house upon each, aud lots three
and six, IN the same square, are improved with two
frame houses each.
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
money in cash; and the remainder in equal pay
ments at twelve and eighteen months from date Of
sale, with iDtere at seven % per cent deferred
payments to be secured by deed OF trust upon the
property. Each lot will be sold separately, and
deposit of 25 will be required each the time Of
sale. Ill convey ancing at purchaser cost. Ii the
terms Of sale are not Complied with within ten days
from the SALE resale will be ade at the risk and
h ROSS PERRY, Trustee.
cec28 eo6t YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucta.
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NOUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
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