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FRUIT EARM.-The fact that a ca

FRUIT FARM.-The fact that care
full cultivation Of fruit pays well in this
country. has been fully demonstrated by
the result Of an experiment made on the
farm now owned by Messrs. Weuger 4
Burner, near this place. From early in
the spring to the present time they have
had fruit for sale, first strawberries and
in succession, raspberries, blackberries,
peaches and grapes of a number of va
rieties. Their peaches are Of excellen.
quality and though they are ripening
rapidly, the demand is in excess of the
supply. They have about 800 trees,
now in full bearing. and expect to gath
er from them from five to six hundred
bushels of good marketable fruit. APP
plications from every direction are COM
ing in, and all orders are filed in turn.
The grapes are just beginning to ripen
and il few days they will be able to
fill all orders for Concords and other
early ripening varieties. These gentle
men have clearly demonstrated the
truth of several facts which have often
been disputed, and are now able to con-
vince even the most sceptical that we
have both the soil and the climate suit
ed to fruit culture. In their peach Or
chard they have Dineteen different vari-
cites. so that in color, size, flavor. or
time ofripening, they can suit all. 4
personal inspection of their orchard
proved most agreeable to the writer
Full justice was done to every variety
which is now ripe, and we shall hold
ourself in constant readiness to finish
our work, upon notice from the proprie-
tors that our further services are needed.
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Local Notices.

How IT'S DoNE.-The first object
in life with the American people is to
''get rich''; the secopd, how to regain
good health. The first can be obtained
by energy, honesty and savings; the Sc
cond, good health by using GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER. Should you be a
respondent sufferer from any of the
effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, &C., such as Sick Head
ache, Palpitation the of Heart, Sour
Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &c., you need not suffer
another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam
Pile Bottles 10 cents. Regular size Is
cents. Positively sold by all first-class
Druggists IN the U. S.
Bucks Grape Brandy, Just received
a large lot of this fine old Brandy which
1 offer for sale at greatly reduced rates,
this Brandy is highly recommended by
Physicians for medical purposes.
M. GEARY.
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SUMAC & BARK

1 will buy any amount Of S,uInac leaves that are
gathered in dne time and properly cured according
TO the Following Directions and PAY CASH for
them according to quality, as follows Direction
ard-ialiyerei at nv
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASH.
ROAD, NEAR iNrERs EoTIoN o. Road rs
S@DLBIERS HOME, IMPROVED BY two,
WITH BRICK SLAUGHTER-HO HOUSE AND
OTHER OUT BUILDINGS.
BY virtue of deed of trust to me, da'ed on II
the l4th day Of November, ISL, and recorded ~
ia Liber No. COS, folio 30, one OF the landsxSk
records for the District Of Columbia, and by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, will
DAY, August 2Sth, 1871, at ; o'clock D. d ., the
'ollowlDg described real estate, situate in the
county of Washington, District Of Columbia TO wit:
Al that piece or parcel If land lying ia county Of
at point on the west line OF the Seventh ad
~ perches north Of the northwest corner Of the in
tersreiion OF said street read with the Rock
Greek church road and running thence N So, w.
N. sd, w. lid perches; thence N. IL. W. L. IS
percbes; thence ) So, Z. "a; thence 3. Ia. T. 4i6
peIcAes to the place Of b. ginning co taning one m
acre, one rood and five 80 per- hes of land more
lots oneitD and two ~: In the dvi,ioa of ads
worth surveyed for William A Munier in No
vember, 1868, and recorded in Plat Book Levy Court
No z, page s. of TIE Office of the Surveyor Of said
District with the imProvelnens consisting of two
story aud basement lick Dwelling, Brick SlauRh.
ter House. ami other out-buildings.
: erms of sale: Une-fourlh cash; the balance In
notes Of the purchaser Of equal amount At one, tSo
and three years, with seven per cent interest from
day of sale, secured by deed of trus, upon the
property sold. A dep sit of three hundred dollars
all he required Of the purchaser time of Gale All
convey ancing at purchasers cost IL the terms Of
sale a'e rot complied with in seven days from sale
the Trustee the right to resell at risk ana
ERAsTUS NJ. CHAPLIN, Trustee
WASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auct. aue3 3taw &ds
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.pany. O.har trains daily. except Sn

JUNE 24,ls,J
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets, rs follows
For Pittsburg and the est, Gi q a. m datly, with
PIttsburg TO CINCINNATI st. Louis, and Chicago;
TAO D. m. daily, " it'll Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
EoT CanandaigUa, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and 1:dO 2. m: daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars to Watkins. For WilliamspOrt. Lock
Haven, Elmrs, and Watkins, at 1910 . m,
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 9:58 o. m daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of Pull
man PIrlOr Cars, $40 u. III. daily, exec pt Sunday
For New York and the Eass, ) :2s a. III. and 1870 D.
m, daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Cara from
Washington to Boston.
For Philadelphia, S:x3 a. IN. and 1880 2. Ia daily,
except Sunday, ard $50 and 9:35 D. IN. daily.
Limited r. press, q 20 m. daily, exec NJ Sunday,
Accommodation for Baltimore S:53 a. m, and Lao
p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For POpe's Greek Line, 0:SU Q. m. and 4:2O p m.
daily, except Sunday.
For hnnapo Is, 6:S0 a. N. and Gao p. m daily, ex-
cert Sun lay.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For AleXandria, q, =, =, $40, 10, Ism, l,5,
s:2O, 80, . p. H. On Sunday ~ 81 o a. m. and
and y 2. m:
For the South, via Richmond, 1875 O. ~ daily; $50
- ,. N. daily; except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q, Z, $40,
$40, 10, 1 q. n; i, 3, A. 30, 5, 8, and 7 r. m
on Sunday at :: 10 and o a. m and ?. IN.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlOr
Communications can be procured at the offices, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner OF Sixth street ard Pennsyl
wanna avenue, and at the depot whsre orders can BE-
left for the checking Of baggage to desn alton from
hotels and residences.
L. P. FARMER, General Passenger GENT
FRANK THOMSON, General Mansgor. je5
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTH, UNIFORMS
AND HATS

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,)
Office OT the BOARD. 1872 Louisiana ac.,
WARRINGTON, ID. t.. July 81, lST.S
seaed Proposals will be received Ut this ONCE
untl 10 a. m WEDN ESDAY, 18th August, 1877,
al which time thoy will be opened 10 furnish this
department wi h tive hnndrei ~ fifty (l50I yards
Blue Eearn Cloth; thirty t3G) VAR Blue Doesktn
CLOTH four Eund ed (fO0l yards Blne Dress Cloth,
and fifty 800 yards Bloc Yacht Cloth, all TO be OF
bfkt quality, Indigo Blue dye.
Sea ed Propos ais will be received at time for
furnishing, TO Measure, Winter Uniforms for the
Police Force consisting o. Overcoats of Blue Bsarn
Cloth, Frock Coats of BlCe Yacht Cloth. Vests Of
either Blue Yacht Cloth OF Bus Dress Clio H. and
Pantaloons OF ne Doeskin; material to be of best
quality, indigo b'ue dye, IL be cut in ia nee
with the Re gnlations for Uniforms be W orn by
the Mefropolita An Police Furce:n bids to DO 10 sde
separately for each garment.
The dies Tor the buttons, the properly Of the
Board, will te loaned to tho success nj bidder
Sealed Proposals will be received same time for
furnishing Two Hundred and Sixteen sl6l Hats for
inter wear Of the Police Force.
The quantities given are approximate only; the
stances demand.
Mark envelopes containing bids, respect ely
Proposal for Cloth" :. Proposal for Uniforms"
" Proposal for Hats" as the case may be.
SAMPLES must accompany bids.
The Board reserves the RICH. 20 reject any or all
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
For further information apply to Capt. BROCK,
Inspector NJ. P, TO the Secretary Of the Board,
this Office. By order of the Board
y3l,aue4sA Il. G. CURTIS, Secretary.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioreer.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, Gated Septern- IA
Der 18th, A u. 1867 ard duly recorded IN Iiber I'd.
Il. f.. No. Is, folio 81 one OF the land rec -A,A
orcs Tor the County If Wsshington, ia the District
OF Columbia; and a; the request in writing II The
party secured thereby will sell public auction,
day OF August. at 81 O'Clock D. m, parts II lots
Nos ard IS, in square No. 25 in the city OF Wash
IDgton, District of Colombia, contained wi hin the
follow ing meies and bounds: Beginning for the same
AT the southeast corner of said square aud running
thence north on 18th street west eighty Si feet
and ten and one half (l0nD inches; thence west
twenty Do feet; thence south eightytwO 1872 feet
and ten and one-haf (l01sb In che :, th.nce eaFt
twenty 20D feet TO the beginning together with the
i'm proyements thereon, Consisting of q threestOry
Brick Dwelling and 81 pre-.
And also, that part Of the same Lot No. IS begin
ming at the northeast corner thereof. and RAINING
thence south on 18th street twenty two 1922 feet and
ten and onehaf ll01iD inches, and extending back,
with the same width, one hundred feet the whole
depth of the iot
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue In
one ana two years, vi Interest at egdt per cent.
Fer ennCm from the day of sale, secured by the
notes Of the pure haser aud deed II trust upon the
premises, ana also b. policy Of Insurance ON the
bui ding, the purchaser may pay ali Ia cash At MS
option. deposit Of = lvo on zach parcel will be
required at the time of sale III the terms u sale
not cn Piled with within seven DAYS after the day
OF sale, the Trustee the right resell the
premises st the Of tie defaulting purchaser Al
convey anciug at the cost OF the pnrcha-er.
6ugl dads WIN. J. MILLER, Trustee.
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" ID. waRsER, Real Estate Aucuonoar.

z
TRUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE IMPROVED
EtaL ESTATE on RsfREEr NORTH VEST,
Bt1MEFN SEVENTEENTH STREET All
NEN HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, q ,tet Hay Ilth, a
a ID. j. l. aud recorded in Liter No. 7G9, folio II
s5 OF the land records for the District Of % -
tia at the request OF the no der Of the note there
" s:uTec the UNDERMINED viii sell at pablo auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the
18Th day Of August A. ID. ls77, at u clock D. "A :,
tie following described real estate, situated in the
city OF WashiD gton in the District u Columbia to-
wit: The west twenty-five IS feet, by one hundred
and twenty seven and one half (l27s feet de %, II
Lot Numbered three go, in square numbered ons
hundred and fifty -four $50, together with the in
west.
Terms: 0ne-third cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months IN equal payments for which tue
pronissory notes OF the purchaser will De 2nrod,
bearing interest AT ten per cent. per aunIl,
by decd q trust on the premises, the purchaser
may pay all cash At his option. deposit Of one
hundred dollars viii be required AZ the time q sale
All ccnyeyancing to be At the Of the purchaser
II the terms Of sale not complied ih within 10
days thereafter, the Trustees serve the right to
resell the pr perty at the risk aud cost of tbs de-
fsulting purchase.
SoS S G TS e. KKENNEDf kTrus.oo..
j. T. tOLDH ELL. Salesman. augi-eoSds
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOeBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ THE GREAT DOpBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
To THB
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST sOUTHN Est.
June 21th, 1877.
AN LEAVE WASHINGTON
4s1-Bst1mOTe and Way Stations
6:s0-Baitinore, Annapolis and Way stsions,
Point OF Books and Way Stations, via Be
T:5O-White Sulphur & Valley Springs Express,
makes no stops between Washington and
ParIers Ferry
1856. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago end Pitts
tnrg Express. (Haserstown except Sun
500 Baltimore Express
e:iO-P iedm2Et, strasburg, Winchester, Hssers-
town, Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
e:3O-New York, Phsdeph Boston and Bslti
e:OO-'Batim6re and Way Stations Cop Sunday
Connects for Annapolisi
1Q:0o-Bsltmore Express.
I2:10-BsItimOre, Eliicott City, Annspoli. and Way
I:3O-New York and PhilsdeIr his, Baltimore E1-
press. ION Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
Ping ping at all stations and connects for Fred
5:SO-Bal;imore and Way Stations.
<:30-Ba!tmore and Laurel Express. Stops at
l:36-POint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hsssrstown,
WINCHESTER and Way Stations.
ApNS STas s and M sta P:
sengers for Norfolk takes in the cars di-
rectly TO boat,
chester and HagerstOwn, excep: 51ndsy.J
100 Baltimore Express.
1873 Baltimore and Nsv Stations.
e:0O-POint of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
politan branch.
9:s3-'St. Louis ana Cincinnati Express.
IU:oO-'New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Tx
Laurel.
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W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
T'HOMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
EEALL sTnEET, BETWEEN OON9RESS
AND WAkHISGTON, GEOKGETOWN, d. G..
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dateI August ssf
I'd, 1875, and recorded in Liber 1876, folio g. ~
of the land cords for the District Ot Columbia -
aud at the request of the parties secured thereby
Will sell Al public auction, in front Of the premi-
SEES, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of August, lS77, at
O'Clock p: m, all that piece or parcel of grJurd
situate in the CITY Of Georgetown and District of
Coiun bia, being the east ~ feet of Lot No % ard
the VI 81 az feet of Lot No 90 in Bea addition TO
said Georgetown, fronting on the north side of Beal
street snd running north depth of l2J feet, with
width Of front.
Tern q of eale: Onethird cash; balance in six and
twelve months. with interest AT per cent. per an
num- properly secured Deposit of ) 100 req uired at
the Of sale. Conyeyaucing At ccst ~ purchaser
augI-eotd JOHN Ii. TYLER, Trustee
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rlNHOS. 4. wAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate AuctIoneer, SO 7th street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF wELL-LOCATED
BUILDING LOT ON TWENTIETH STREET
BETMEEN Y AND STREETS NORTH
NEST; WITH TIE FRAME BUILDINGS
BY virtue Of deed of trust, boring date -
on the 18th day OF June, A. ID. ISIS, duly re- tSE
cOrCed IN iiiber No 7S5, folio 4lU, Of the.S94
land records for the District OF CoIubia, aud a. the
request OF the party secured THEREBY, will s-n
at public auction, in front Of the premises, To KS
DAY, the l4th day Of August, A. y. ISL, at 4
O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece or parcel OF
ground lying and being in the City Of Washington,
District OF Columbia, and Known aud designated
upon the ground plan thereof as part OF Lot uunl-
bered four -. in sQnare numbered one hundred al
22J beginning for said pars Of sad 'ot
at point the east line Of 10Th street distant u
feet north from the south Of square
and running thence east - feet to alley; theaco
north "a feet thence west 90 fset and thence south
q feet to the place Of beginning, with tbs frame
Buildings thereon.
Terms Of sale: slOO cash upon acceptance of BID,
balance in I, 49, and years, with iaterest al 5
cent. per um. secured by dee of trust upon
the property sold. III the terms OF sale not
piled with In v days from day of sale, the Trus-
the right 20 resell the pro psrty tho
rick and cost OF the defaultinz purchaser after ye
days previous ad yertisement.
JOHN s. McKESNEY,lr.-..oo
CHAS. h. CRAGIN, ( hfus'
THOS. Z. WAG0AMAN, Auct. aEs2 7.l0,II
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L 7. COLDMELL, Resl Kstate Anctloneer,

TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT, ON THE N0BTH SIDE Or VI ST,
bLTM ZEN AIM AND 2JTH SIS. NOBrH-
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May stu. 49,
A. u $50. anf duly rec,Idr la Libcr No. IS. AZ
folio 25, one Of the land rts for the District s
81 Column Ia, and At me request Il The party -si
thereby ve will sell ct public auction, front OF
The premises, on FRIDAY, August Isth. lS57, a. @
uaie IN IRE city Of Washing on, ID. o., beng part OF
original lot numbered four a., IN square numbered
ts ents -four IA: beginning for tho plint
10 the ine of North street 0-e hundred and sixty
seven 40 feet aud three 80 inches from the sbrth
eastern corner OF said square: thence running west
eighteen i feet and seven ~ inche', - pth Of
one hundred tloJD fest 20 ten tlO foot alley, con-
tanning J S5ets luare feet more OF less.
Terms. One-thlrd cash; balance at 9. IL sui -
Months, with per cent Interest, secured 10y dasI
al trust; or all cash. 81 option of the purchaser.
deposit Il 80 AZ time Of SALE AMI al )nyry cin.
AZ purchasers cost.
RI BsA ,IS AZ IL WARNEE. Trustees,
anrfi- enkds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
d a. WARMER, b.. E.1alc Auctlopeer,

II a. WARMER, he., Essare Auc,ioueer,
End MANSAkD ROOF BRICh DSELLiNG,
Re. lac C9SsEaTlEuT rs t N,R ~ w, sT'
By i;r,,. l. =, a. d.. = :, 80,
18th, A. y ls75, duly TecIriei IN Lbsr 10. -
70, folio ga Que of the Land Records for the s.A
PaT n .. + f ). Of 1s
tn ir1nI OF ne % misses, on THURSDAY, August
parcel Of ground lying aEd bsins in the oits u
Washington, District Of Columbia knSSa aud de-
scrlbed as lot Nv ia Alex h Shephsrd's subiiTi.
sion of sub lot in square lol male October Itth
isI5 ana rec rG.d ia Surveyors office Uf sail city,
feet il ches on Connecticut avenue and being the
north half OF sub 9. together with the improve
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance a. s, IL
snd Is months; with interest st six Per cent. per
sold deposit of 500 required the time Of sale
and all conyeyancing At purchaser cost Terms to
J. T. oOLDwELL, So osman n 0'0'1 j1 sre'sS
DUBLIC SALE OF THE sOUTHERN MARY.
LAND RAILROAB.
By virtue of order of the Circuit Court for
PRINCE George county sitting Equity passed on
ingtoD City and Point Look ut Railroad Company
AID others vs.. the Southern Mar, lad Rsrosl Com
expose = public sale, thc Court use door in the
own q Upper Marlborough, on THCRspAY, til
if isr, it not the newt fair day theresftsr, he
R.ni s,G Personal Property Of the Southern MARY
sells and Bridges aud Cross ties Of the said CORPORA
ii n, and the Fran Chise N reof
TIE. ms of talt: One-faur-h of the purchase IN Jney
T. be paid 10 cash on the dAv of sale IT the day
OF rsitcation thereof by the Court AMI the residue
IN three equal instamert Is in six. nine and twelve
months from the day of sale; the whola pure base
money 10 b-ar In eCes from h dsy of sale, and the
bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers for the
ierred payments TO be secured th "A surety
'les 10 be approved by the Trustees The Trus
VIII reqlirt caeh nlrTt OF "ne th yu-ld dollars
on the day 90 sale
RICHARD CHEW r-.
jy4-lawts JOS X. ROBERTS, JR. I trustees
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme court oyAnR
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 18th day
Of June. Isl, in Chancery cause No. $50, tn~
defendant, viii sell at public auction, upon the
grounds, g oclock ,: m, ON the 18th DAY Of
and 10, IL James n. Lattas recorded subdivision Of
square "a. These lots front both upon North
the Capitol grounds. lot 10 fronting the public
Terms Of sale: One fourth part Of the purchase
money IN cash, the day of sale, on the ratnca-
ton thereof By the court and the balance 70 b paid
day Of sale in notes Of the purcha:er, bearing inter
Son the Sropsry So,d be nnreh ~ geo e o. GS
immedi.E y after the 1roPerty Is bid OF, and also
pay for al conveyanctng In case OF Dli ance
with the terms Of sale the property 10 Be- rcsod q
the cost and sk Of the dsfauitins purchases after
-. ALoNZO A. MARI, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TEls AFTERSecs.

T. CoLpWELL, BeAl Estate AuctiOneer.
eox .sES spS s.LE OF DESIRABLE SIRE
y sT FkkEsEEEfUk EsNT on 9N TiE soGId Sos
STREETS NORTHWEST i''H AND 1sTH
Ry virtue 60 deed Of trast, dated .Juae on, -
A. u ls'oduly rs5of4ed IN Libsr No. IS, folio -
=, Ct sea one II fte and records for the Dis -
rct o. ColuG5ia ant az the request Of the party
f,5t ~ Jfhf re we VIII sei1 a El6I.I aqetoa 10
~ At q cloek m, the f2lloEing described raj
tsta'e 81 mated In the city of Washington District
srgund known and distneui.h. as lot nnmb req d
eignleea tlSl, IN square numbered one hundred and
SIXTY nine lSsD also known As lot Numbered nfteen
l3l,in Davidson subdivision Of said square, front
street, BY depth OF ore hundred and thirteen lll3
Ieft eight and hal ts inches 20 thirty so foot
Terms: one-fourth in cash; and the balance in 6,
II AID Is months, with interest at per cent per
so'd, all cash, at option of the purchaser de-
post OF leo required at the time Of sale and all con
not complied with In seven dsys, the Trustees re
serve he right 20 resell the property at the rick and
cost Of the defauting purchaser after hve days al
40 oosd. s skAlfsR p Il koSkEk1 Trustees.
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN,
sAsTIN M. Ron sER, Trustees
~ THE ABOVE s.LEIS FURTHER POST.
hour and place.
Jysld MAEriN NJ Ron8sB, Trustees.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-
PoNtb until SA1UBDAi, August 4 n, Isl. same
hour and place.
BRAINARp H. WARNER. y-
angS MARTIN II. ROHkkR, trustees
nyrHE yoyE SALE Is FURTHER POST
FcNEp until WEI NESDAI. August sfh 1877
hour and rlaCe '
80. BRhIN sRPH WARNER, r,u.,...
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ROAD, NEAR SOLDlERS' HOME, D. u.
BY virtue OF deed of trust t. me, dated Ia
June 18th, A. ID. ISL, duly recorded ia LiDer cM2
No. 6I, folio 45l, ct SEQ, one If the land re-2A
CORDS for the District Of Columbia. aud the re-
qnest Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction. il front OF the premis-s, on FRI
DAY, Auguit 2lh, 1877, at ) o'clock . M, the
following d'scrlbed tract of land, lying in the
~ OF Washington, nistrIct of Columbia, and
formerly part OF Thomas Browns land. situate on
Rcck Greek Church Road, and beginning for the
sad tract at an old bound ,ry stone marked I, on a
plat. accom- panying d5ej from said Thomas Brown
and wife 10 john EOelicer, which deed is recorded
IN Liber j. A 5 No 2 o, folio 253, SEQ. uf
the la records for said county and District, bear
ing the description No. ); tic nee RAINING south 80
degrees west 100 Oh 81; s. thence north 6i degrees
east 30 chains, tbeace GCFtbIEi degrees 81,
Ans; thence north ga degrees west - chDins;
thence south SS1s degrees west 10 IS chains;
theEce south rs degrees west II - chains thence
north kiSi degrees east 4.3 chains the beginning,
containing thirteen and 40-lo0 acres, more or less,
together " it'll the imprOv emeats
Terms Of sale: One tRousaDd dollars cash, and the
balance In four equal yearly pay nents. witt inter
trust on the property sold. A deposit of $500 re-
Quired Of the purchaser the time of sale, and all
EXPENSES at purchasers cost. Terms ~ be complied
" 18th within seven days
This property has good front, the public road,
with nne whey ard in good bearing order, and Is
III a good stare OF cultivation. There are frame
houses on the premises one of about rooms, known
as the wine House" and the other with about 8
room; also barn, &C., &c.
JOHN HITZ, Trustee.
W. Nj. SMITH, Salesman. aug3