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Middletown transcript., 1877-05-05
PLENTY or work-AI Hands Busy.

The spirit of improvement still continues
rife in Atiddletown. Beside the several new
houses that have been, and are being, built,
there is much other carpenter work being
done. Messrs. Lindley L Kemp are building
an addition to their store, recently purchased
Of Mr.. John B. Roberts, on Main street,
which, when completed, win greatly increase
the capacity of their room They will then
have the longest and largest store room in the
town and we hope their business will be pro-
portionate. This building fever, which has
seized our people, is welcome boon 10 the
mechanics, for whereas work was scarce
short time ago, now there is plenty of it and
all are busy. Messrs. Morrison, Lingo, Dodd
and the Associated Carpenters have each full
corps Of men at work. running on full time,
and every man who knows how TO handle
the carpenters tools is at work on good
wages. So much building puts Green l.
Walmsley, the plasierers, to their stumps TO
meet all the demands made on them, to get
all done rs fast as it is wanted. Not to be |
oatdone, towever, they have increased their
force and SO are able to keep right up with
the carpenters. Stanger, the mason and |
bricklayer, takes things cool but does his part |
Of the work pronptly and on time and does
it right too. So all are busy and consequently
happy.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-05
Attempted Robnsry.

On Wednesday night last an attempt was
made to force an entrance into the grain
and provision store of Mr.. Amos Bradley
near the depot, il this place. The back door
Of the building was bored into 10 various
places, with the intention, no doubt, of split
ting of the plank, which, being done, it
would have been an easy matter to have
robbed the building. After failing in this
they attempted to force open a side window,
which was securely fastened, and in this they
only succeeded in bending the cross-bar, and
breaking window pane, which was about
all the damage done. If their object in get
ting into the store was money, they would
have been sadly disappointed, as Mr.. Thos.
Hayes, the efficient and accommodating gem
tleman in charge, informs us that he leaves no
money in the drawer at night.
Robbery.
Some rogues effected an entrance into the
house of the Misses Cow, (situated on the
New Castle road, some two miles from this
city,, on Monday night, by prying open the
shutters of the kitchen window. They pro-
cured candles and made a pretty thorough
search of the lower story. They secured and
carried of lot of solid silverware, which the
family had brought from Scotland, marked
with the initials ~. E. g." also several
table cloths, among which was handsome
damask, napkins, gentleman's shawl and
Scotch hat. The parts also helped them
selves to the bread and lot Of preserves. A
light was burning in the hall up stairs and
the parties did not venture into that portion
Of the house. There was a dog on the prem
ses but he failed to give the alarm. The
Misses Cow on getting up this morning dis
covered the robbery, when they Immediately
,ame 10 this city and waited on the Chief of
Police, who promised to look after the rognes
I is hoped that they may be speedily cap
ured, and the property returned TO the
,wners.-RYubliean.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-05

At meeting of the lot holders Of the Forest
Cemetery on Monday evening the reports of
the committees previously appointed were
heard. That Of the committee on fences was
adopted and on their recommendation it was
resolved to enclose the grounds with a new
fence-the front to be iron and the rest
good substantial close board fence with
locust posts. 1t was also determined to pur-
chase two acres Of ground from Mr. N. Burris
to be added TO the cemetery. Upwards of
$1,000 have been subscribed for the purpose
Of making these improvements and the work
win be speedily commenced.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-05
Eew Castle Courts.

The regular May term of the courts Of this
county will commence at New Castle, on
Monday next. Among the many criminal
cases to be tried are two capital ones-one
of Frank Leauby. of Middletown, and the
other OF John Rhodes for the murder Of Jas.
Temple.
Middletown transcript., 1877-05-05

The R. R. Company is having new floor
laid 10 their passenger depot 1T this place and
other repairs made to the building. IL has
only been very few years since this build
ing was erected, and to see it needing new
floors SO soon, looks as if there was either a
tremendous amount of wear on it, or that
very poor material was used in its construc-
ton.
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1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.

JUNE 2i,1s77.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West 1O:1 o a. IN. daily, with
Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Plttsburg TO Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago;
TAO p. m. daily, nth Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canendaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
and and he North, 1tO m daily except Saturday,
Lock Haven, Elmra, and Watkins, at 1910
m, daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 9:55 p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of Pull
For New York and the East, 80 p. m. daily except
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from Washington to
Boston.
For Philadelphia, s:25 g. m. and 80 D. m. daily,
except Sunday, and $50 and 49, p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Baltimore, 5:25 and g. so a. M
and 4 go p. m; daily except Sunday.
For POpe's Creek Line, $50 q. n. and 4:20 o. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 q. m. and l20 p. m. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKsBU RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 6, Z, g, $40. 10, liam, Ia,
f20'53,6,1 p m. On Sunday at s:I0 a. IN. and
For the South, via Richmond, SIS a. m daily; $50
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. T. $40,
91O, 10, IL a. M; /, 8, 4 30, ), 8, and p. ID.
On Sunday at e:1O and a. IN. and .. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor &C
commodatons can be procured at the Offices, north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner OF Sixth street and Pennsyl
yania avenue and at the depot, where orders be
left for the Of baggage to destination from
LIP. FARMER, General Passenger A gent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. je9
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTB
TO THK
NORTH, WEST. NORTHWEST & SOUTHWEST.
June gath. 1871.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON
4:5o-Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:5O-BaltimOre, Annapolis and WAY Stations
Point of Rocks and Way Stations, via Re
s:50-whte Sulphur & Valley Springs Express,
makes no stops between Washington and
Harpers Ferry
1;55-St Bouis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. tHagerstOwn except Sun
500 Baltimore Express.
s:lO-Piedmont, StrasbUrg. Winchester, Hagers-
town, Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
s:3O-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
s:OO-sBaltimoTe and Way Stations ION Sunday
connects for AnnapOlisl
10:o0-Batimore Express,
12:1O-Baltmore, Ellcott City, Annapolis and Way
1:5O-New York and Philadelphia, BaItim )re Fx-
press. ton Sunday to Baltimore only- J, stop
ping at all stations and connects for Fred
3:3O-Baltimore and Way Stations
4:30--BaltimOre and Laurel Express. Stops q
Bladensburg. Frederick, via Relay.
4:3 3-Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown
Winchester and Way Stations.
4:40--Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
5:3O--Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore Ex-
press; Passengers for Norfolk taken in the
cars directly to boat.
a:43-.Chcago and Columbus Express. Win
chester and IlaQerstown, except Sunday
7:Se-.Baltimore Express.
5:35--Baltimore and Way Stations
925-'St. Louis and Cincinnati Express
1O:1O-~New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ex-
press Stops at Badensburg, Beltsville and
DAILY Other trains daily except Sunday ie1l
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THIS EVENING.

u G. BR0OkER, JR., Auctioneer
II. n W. corner 18th st. and Pennsylyania avenue
Marble Building
IMPORTANT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT OIL.
PAINTINGS: COMPRISING WORKS OF Ell
KpPEAS AND AMERICAN ARTISTS. CON
SIGNED FROM The NEW YORK ART GAL
LER1. AND To BE SOLD FOR THE SPECIAL.
BENEFIT OF THE ARTIST CONTRIBU TING
On MONDAY EVENING next, June 2J h. az
"a CLOCK, at my sa.sroom above, shall sell a
DeaGtlinl collection OF the above works of art.
The Frames and Paintings viii be sold together.
catalogues now ready, and gallery open for in
Ii. C. BRO0KER. JR, Auctioneer,
Je2N No. ll0l Pa ave, cor llth st. NV.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucuoneer.

ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, IN PERFECT OR
DER, MODERN STYLE. MAKER kNABE a
CO., COST $3.50: TWO HANDSOME FRESG III
PLATE PIER MIRRORS: ONE FULL PARLOR
For RMARBIE Top TkRL Is INV nwARF Z
MRiIiNG DESK: Gilt STANDS; FINE BIZ
LARD CLOTH FANCY TABLE. HANDSONE
MARBLE TOP FRENCH BUREAU; WALNUT
CHAMBER SET; THREE MARBLE Top Wal
Nut DRESSING CASE SUITES; HAIR MAT
TREsS. SPRING BEDS; FEATHER PILLOWS;
MARDRoBES; FANCY LOUNGE; HANDSOME
NM NiI,x PILL IA s,b ENTE rII TABLE ANB
CUTLERY: GLASSWARE AND CROt kerry
WARE; BRU SsELS. INGRAM AND OTHER
CLeTHS; BRASS PLATES: MARBLE- TOP
oAk SIpEB0ARD AND EXTENSION TABLE;
LARGE LOT KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.
On WEDNESDAY, the 2sth instant, &c.
I'D o clock a. m, shall sell, at house 70
$50 9th street northwest, the above de uyNvS
scrited Furniture, &c, all being IN good condition,
10 which ask the attention OF purchasers.
Terms cash WASH. q. WILLIAMS.
je23d Herald and Cspitsl.l Auctioneers.
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$ StS. ss5 S SaEIsf: Trustees.
United STATES MAKoaALD SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of erf facias issued out OF the
Clerk Once OF the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, and TO me directed win ssl at public
sale for cash, In front Of the court house door Of
la7, ct IL O'Clock m, 81 the right, title, claim,
and interest OF the defendant Mia 8. Morrow, In
and to Lot 8. square 81 togsther With IN and ngu-
lar the improvenenta thereon, IN the city Of Wash.
srfy Of Eliza Morrow, and win Be sold 70 ssfisly
exocution No. y IS - favor Of Martin l.. Hig9ins
john eHxR4ANs Aucticueee. jN-dN
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SALE OF 0O0 PENNsYLVHII1
AyEHUE NORrHWEBT.

BY virtue Of the will Of Walter Lenox, de- "A
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the I'd day ole
July, =. l01, Ct Q O'Clock p. n, a part Of Lot
the northwes corner OF said lot ON PenpsyIysnia
avenue and running thence soufhwesswardly ia
south in line at right angles with street 20 feet
thence sst along o street zlh feets thence north
thence in line at right ansles with said avenue IS
feet and thence along said avenue ul0 feet 20 the
Brick building, known az No. eos Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in three canal
paymsnts; At respectively 8, p cad Is months from
upon full payment OF purchase money A deposit Of
Ss0 required upon sale. Conveyapcing It pur-
chAser'scost.
REGINALD FKNDALL. Trustee.
DUNCAMe0N BROS, Aucts, jeN-e3&ds
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nELace pockets are worn with summer

,nTLace pockets are worn with summer
dresses.
AZ Black lace wells, dotted with yellow
chenille, are worn.
81 Bathing stockings will be flesh color
BIOS. Post.
public schools" Yes, when the big girls are
coming out.
~ Oficisl returns from log counties an
Georg la gave {, Isl msjority for the constitu-
tional convention.
6-As Gus Williams would remark, the
financial cloud has Sherman silver lining.
Dos. Post.
aSThe Russia on wednesday carried
$1,000 boxes OF cheese for the European mar
ket, making 100000 boxes shipped within ~
days.
e~Geo. Tenant, wife and child vera
drowned in the la Ike at Smiths Falls. Cana
Ola West, Thursday night, by the upsetting
Of boat.
nYMembers of the school committee OF
Boston have issued a short aud earnest al
dress TO the school girls, requesting them TO
dress simply on the day of graduation.
n2-It is said OF Mrs. Hayes that when she
was Miss Lucy Weob she was a very re-
msrkable student, and eclipsed her school
mates.
ex-senator Hsmlin T. known in Maine as
a Jealous and very successful gardener, q
cultivator OF the smooth green pea and the
onion.
rFThe model town in the State of New
York is Alfred. IL has 2,o09 Inhabitants, has
never had single glass OF liquor sold with
In its limits, and never a pauper TO support
BSPresident Hayes's visit to Rhode Island
will be strictly tena perauce one, for IL has
been decided 10 have no liquor ofany kind
at the Governors headquarters in Provi-
dence during the time OF the army reunions,
and mere win be none al any OF the COLA
lions or dinners given 10 the President
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T. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. GIG u street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY AND
MANSARD ROOF BRICK HOUSE, WITH
EASEMENT, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF "a
SfREET, BETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVE.
NUE. AND 18TH STREET NORTHWEST,
BY virtue Of . deed ofsruss dated March Ist "a
A. Z, ISIS: duly recorded IN Lber No. IA folio n.,
292, &c. one & the land rece.9: for the Dis W.
trict Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. will sell ct public Auction IN
front OF the premises: on FRIDAY, July 9th. ISL.
% O'Clock m. the following described real es.
that piece parcel Of ground known and distin-
gpishsd as lot numbered twenty eight, l1s.of A. r.
one hundred and sixty four 1854 fronting seventeen
7, feet on north street by depth of seventy one
Terms: One fourth in cash, and the balanc. in
one and two years, with eight Per cent. interest,
cured By deed 81 trust on the properly soid or al
reaured at the time Of sac and all conyeyaneins 1t
purchs serS cost, Terms TO ne complied with In
seven days
,5 ssAsr 4. sis I; WARMER Trustees,
ala IA.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNOA SON BROS, Auetiooeers,
~ 9Th and ID streets northwe~,

- NN e1e ~ stfc~'H norfnwe<f.
ThCsTEfs. SALE Or 49, IiC 1 III CoVNTf
PROPERTY AT n. 49,,
a., % UT, s,rtns OF deed OF trust % the 4 a.
81 GAsea zS.h OF March, 1873 and rscOr. Gs0
LibsT No. 1ls, folio s, q tse lsnd recori, a,
~ We VIII sell at auction, op the rrea,ises on
aONpa the 2sth q June ls-T. at 3 o. ciork a
e9 reet estate In the District of Columbia
u, AZ cut acres conveyed tn y. W Pobtl ~
Ss NO. IL OF james Dundas' duly recorded subdi-
sIsio, 81 bayley Purchase and p.rt = = FSr
.eIe M, nIsresi being the same conveyed 20 n W
s t o{ NJ Scala, and described as follows Pc
= nh shenSe ;. les s. l0o perches, 10 y E e.TneT ~
10, no. ~ OF same subdivision; thence n 7sS. aeS
e, liz q iW % 10 the Ridge Road; thence on sad
roa9 IN. IouowiDg courses and distances. n "a
Dig. W IL -. 10 deg: W. 10 pa; N Is deg W 4
E.; S1k deg. w. g 40 pc. TO west line Of Lot No
il: then leaving said road n sh deg % a. To- o.
70 ScaRgs land and n W. corner of said Lot Ne m:
llne to beginning, containing ~ acres Of land
more or less, with use Of roadway IA ps wide from
3. r. corner OF Lot l., same subdivision, along lie
We. me- TO the county road, together with the sp
puItenancts.
Terms: $500, with 10 per cent. interest from
March Is, 1S7. and expenses Of sale and taxes. in
cast he balance AZ IL and "a months, for which the
hotes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
date OF sale, and secured by deed oftrust IN the
property sold, shall be taken de sosit of s2O) at
the time OF sale. All CONVEX ancing and recording
AZ ex eense OF the purchaser II the terms are NOT
con Piieo with IN ten days from day Of sale, the
trustees reserve the risht to resell at the rick and
cest OF the de'aui'ing purchaser, after FIVE days no.
hoe IN some newspsprr published in Washington
kE9INALD fENDALL, }r.
DEMANDS @. LOyEJ0Y, trustees.
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nUNCANS0NsBS OS., A uc:ioneers,
~ Corner 9th and ID streets northwest

100000 CIGARS, SEED HAVANA AND
SLtAR HAYhNA HAND MADE AND CUBAN
BRhNDs: H HIGH Ifrr. MiJH bA SusR' oR At
LANTIC, INDIAN HEADS. MERIDIAN, BE
LINN; GOLDEN EAGLE, MARGUARITA,
At auction. within sslesroom. 9Th and ID streets n
W, on WEDN EsDAY, June 2sth, commencing AZ
Terms: Sl0 and under, cash sl5o, 80 days; goo,
GO days: $40, 90 days; 300 aud over, mo 9Th 5
crt dit, for approved Endorsed paper, with interest
Sale perem ptOry, being eremainine stock from
first class house, and 0AgAnt chance for hole
sale and ret ail buyers.
ie23 DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts
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DIED.,

GREER. On the Esd Of June, ls77, after a short
Illness, JOHN GREER, aged years and II mo,Itiss,
son Of Thomas W. and Georgeana Greer.
JONES. At his residence in Selma, Alabama. ON
the 18th Of june Isl, Capt. CATEsBY AP =. JoNEs,
sen Of the late General Roger Jones.
LEE. At UnionfowD, ID, c., June 18th, lT7, 10
sEPH ID. LEE, aged 81 years.
Funef al from residence to- morrow, zbth at pm
MELLINGTON June aath, 1871, infant son u
Thomas and Sarah MelingtOu, aged months.
Strew the sweet flowers around the still form,
X les the pale lire, which loves kiss cannot warn.
Tears drop lke e rain the beautiful head;
Fopd hearts are weeping, fer Walter is dead.
Funeral will take place from his parents regS-
iepce. No. ga Nth street northwest, Monday,
juno Is at 45p o clock .. m.
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DENEsYLyANIA AVENUE PROPERTY AT
AUCTION No lin =

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF IL
the blstr1ct OF Columbia, passed I'm equity -
cause No s s92 dockekl, VIII offer for sale. -k:1
pubic auction, IN NOM Of the premises, on MON
10 4 une 90, Isl, at $50 o'clock p. w. sub Lot
is IN square les, fronting 40 feet on Penusylyapis
avenue, ~ depth OF about IS feet, improved by a
well built three story brick dwelling, Containing
eleven rooms. This property is very d.sirsble
eiter as business stand, OF private dwelling being
sitdsIe the south side of Pennsvly ania sysnue
few doors west fifth street north ~est
Terms Of sale One third cash balau ce in two con al
payments OF one and two wears. with interest At
seven per cent. per anDum On the full payment IF
the purchase money and interest, the interest title
and estate of the parties 20 this cause TO the
" sold, viii be conveyed t. the purchaser II the
terms Of sse not complied with I'm five DAYS The
Trustee reserves the right resell after i've days
rouce, at the risk aud of the defaulting pur-
chaser All nyeyanoing at purchaser 5 C 5st S2Jo
do wn at time CT sale,
THOs. J.. WAGGAMAN, Anct ieis Sosds
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRGsTEEssALEo OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EIGHTH STREET EAST,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CON
SlsrING OF THREE WELL BUILT THEE
STORY BRICK HOUSES, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust given TO us, IL
dated 18th day of March, A. d 1873, and duly t.afS
recorded in Liber No. 7H, folios lag, one ofS.A
the land records of the pistrc; of Cslum and by
request Of the parties secured, We will sell, MON
DAY the 9th day Of july. A, ID. lS7 in front of the
pr misses AT click p. m, all that piece and par
Gel OF ground ling in the said city aud District
Aforesaid and know as lot numbered seven az, in
square nine hundred and twenty f9l5D, together
with all and singular the sppurtenances ghts. priv
neges, improvements, and other hsreditaments to
the same beion giIg other Use appsrtauing This
lot is improved by three ell built threestory Brick
houses, and will be sold separately
Terrs of sale One-third cash; the balance IN two
equal nstallments, at and II months, notes 20 BE-
per cent: interest, and 20 be secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold: Conveyancing, &c, at
cost Of the purchaser. deposit OF 8 no required
upon each house soon AZ sold. II the terms Of
sale are not complied Nth within ten days from sale
the Trustees reserve the right % resell the property
al the risk and cost Of the dsfautns purchaser
giving ve days notice Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, d. g.
GEORGE NElTZEY, lr.
JeH CONRAD SCHAEFER.f iiNseoS'
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} s.. CLOUD Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PEs,R 3 b PRoPERrl

TRUSTEES sALE OF DEE .RABLE PkoPEhIi
By virtue Of : deed Of trust ~ dated August IA
81 !" as, duly recorded IN Eibsr No. e,
~, a - ~ the land records fer the Dis -
ioiio ~, ore "a Ct the request Of the party
seenr o. ,Ssrh On, 81. u public suction is
mont Of Tie prs8i.ss, i foiIo S:i %
described Neal Eststs situate In the District tol
umSia 10 Wit: All those certain piscss OF parce OF
land and premises known and Distinguished a being
Lots bered one hundred and one lol), one hun.
dred And two l01l, hundred and three !1oS) a.d
eetate Of Mount Pleasant made by William r.
Dole end John w. Wright, and recorded In the re-
together with the improymen1s. committing Of tWo
Terms: One third cash, end balance IN one and
two years, with interest g TN Per centum PCT an
mum, secured By deed Of trust On the property ooia
The tine Of SALE end all CONVEX sncing st yarchessrs
cos. Terms g be eemSli,1 With within seven DAYS.
EMINlL ?. HALbTIAD,S Hss'
w. u. smith, Salesman. jeled
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lUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON NORTH STREET. BETWEEN 3 D
AND fTH STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON NORTH STREET. BETWEEN b
AND fTH STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of . deed of trust given TO us and -
dated the 18th day of May, A ID. 1873, and du'y e..
recorded in Libsr No. I'll, folio SIS, one Of thee
land records OF ashineton county, in tue District
OF Columbia, and by request Of the parties secured
thereby, we VII sell; OF public auction. in front OF
the premises, On TUESDAY, the no h day OF July,
ID. Isl. at O'Clock D. all that piece parcel
Of ground lying in said city and District a.oress,.
and known ss part Of Lot twelve l2li S2uare seven
h1ndred and eiehty-fve (7Ssl: Beginning for the
same on north street At the Syidins .us between
thence suth to the depth Of the lot thence with
a 80 foot alley feet aud inches; thence due north
Al feet ga inches; thence west seven feet; thence
north IS feet to the besnnng together with all snd
singular the appurtenences; rights, privieees, i'm
proyements and other Embellishments to the same be-
longing or otherwIee aDpertaining.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal installments I'm and IL months notes bearing
per cent interest, and secured by deed Of trust
auired ss coon e sold ConveysneinS at purchas-
er's II the terms Of sale Piled with
within ten days from day Of sale, the Trustees re-
serve the right and privilege Of rcseling the prop
efy at the risk and Of the defaultng
upon giving i've days notice Of such resae in
Newspaper published IN Wsshington, D.; o.
j.n GoNRSb scHAEfER, rrussess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
MOUNT PLEASANT, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF the last will and testament OF IA
Mrs. Lucy V. Eikin, deceased, and in pursu- e.a
ance OF the power contained therein, the IN 49,.
dersieDed, as Executor, will sell, on THURSDAY,
2sth day OF June, lS77, at O'Clock D. m that beau
nful Tract of Land situated at Mount Pleasant, ID.
W containing about one acre of ground, fronting on
i4th street, and near Columbian Calege. Said land
Is improved by six ROOM two story and back build
ing Frame House; fine well Of water, fruit trees,
grapes, &c.
Terms One half cash; balance ats and y months,
with interest at per cent from day of sse secured
by deed OF trust on the properly sold. All convey
ances ut purchasers Cost and if of sale are not
complied with within ten days, the Executor re-
serves the right to rese at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser 8 100 down at time of sale
FRED. g. OALVEkT, Executor
THOMAs DOWEIH6, Auct. jeH d&ds