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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06
l.. B. CROKER,

attorney az Lac. Mendoza MS.
SIrAIIc Oh IlsLINnIsS. La SALE Co.'s
~ richE tourt thereof. 10 January Tenn A. ID. 1871,
Henhen n. Woods rs John Frey-IH1chment
fuuc notice hereby given TO the said Join Trey that
w OF attachment issued OF the Office OF the clerk OF
me "a Sale County Circuit Court dated the sixteenth
day OF december A. 1876, the suit Of the said eu
ben Woods and against the estate OF the said John Frey
for me sum Of One Hundred and Fortyiour Dollars direct
ed 10 The Sheriff OF la Sale county, which said writ
been returned executed.
Now therefore, unless you, the said John Frey, shall
personally be and appear before the said La Sale County
Circuit Court before the first day Of the next term
thereof TO be holden at the Court House in the city
ottawa the third Monday OF J9nuary A. 1874 give
special hail andspead TO the said plaintiffs acton judy
ment viii be entered against you and in favor of the said
Reuben n. Woods. and much the property attached
may be sufficient satisfy the said dsment and costs
will be sold to satisfy the same.
l.. W HOLMES. Clerk.
l.. b. CRooKER. Attorney. dec23-iw
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Correspondents spea.. of the naked appear
ance of the Centennial buildings, though
every one has heard Of their close. Why
don't they put them on?
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A belated citizen, from whom a policeman
was trying 10 rescue a lamp post few morn.
ings ago. violently resisted the endeavor, ex-
claiming: "Lemme lone! I'm (hic) hold'n
III tOrtr'
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"Tbcre" said Jones, as he wrathfuily push
ed away the pie which his landlady had just
served HIM, 1.-THE stuff isn't fit for pig to eat
and amt going to eat it."
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Oars gwine to be wah," remarked col
Orcd citizen, IAN all We niggahs mout jess
well git ready Tor active business" (Which
side shall we take 2" asked one Of his hearers.
"You niggahs can take jes wat side yer please;
Use gwine to take de Canada side!'
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Talk about discovering Agamemnon's
tomb! What is that to the discovery of new
codfishing grouAd off the coast of Labrador?
Over seyen thousand square miles OF water
full of Goldfish. On, ChOwder!
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EDESENTS FOR GENTLENEN.-Letter Cases
INESLN 10 card Books. Pocket Books &C. %
Leathcr Goods. 81 OsmAn Hapeman's Is Ia salle -
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Books, Receipt Books,
Paper, Envelopes Drawine
Pens ana Holders, Knives, &c.
Glass, Putty. Varnishes, end Coiora
it to their advantage TO call on me.
My prices are low, as buy for cash.
l keep Fine Cigars, both imported
we @.S HU n o. - - .
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@Dont kick man when he down. Its
much safer 20 wait till you are sure that he
is dead Worcester Press.
/" The two strands OF the cable Of the
BROOKLYN and New York bridge were unitsd
yesterday, and house pulled down on the
New 4 ork Side 10 make room for the ap.
proach.
~Miss Elizabeth l.. Van I.av. which v,s
Z. M, al Richmond, paid her taN-bill a few
Jays ago win a 500 check, endorsed:
"Taxes paid under protest, having bitterly
realized the need OF the ballot and being as q
woman denied that right"
The Montreal Witness soberly discusses
Canadian annexation To the United States.
and decides that her existing relations and
form OF government Is most desirable.
1Two little girls were nearly eaten nm
by two vicious dogs while returning from
The post Office at Monroe City. Ind, a few
GAYS ago. Had IL not been for timely assis-
lance both girls would have been killed One
was lacerated In the throat and shoulder. nj
is feared fatally.
~ Thomas Curlew, who is 20 be hanpes
at NoTlstown, Pa, on the 9th OF Aueusf a.
al least q candid person, for In his Confession
ne admits that he killed Mary Whitby afron1
the natural Impulses Of cruelty and a desire
10 Shed blocd.' This brutal disposition IN
cases OF homicide Is not often enough taken
INTO account.
~ Two pounds of black bread ana ma
quarter pound OF fresh meat, or bacon I'm
tea, seem 10 be the daily rations OF The Car
soldiers. occasionally they are treated TO a
SORT OF coarse sweet bean. The Turlxisb
soldiers are wonderfully easy men for "a
coinInlssariat 10 satisfy. They will tight for
weeks on meal or bruised Indian corn.
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The WARM the East.

In The House OF Lords last night 1 .,-d
Slratheden criticised the neutrality policy az
me government a. sending To- dim niSl,' m,
Influence OF England both now auI ~ fI,s
conclusion OF The war The r arl of ~ rbv
replied That England could Interfere mora
eHectuai.y al the close oftne war. when b,,th
fdtlies are exhausted. Tue Russians have
occupied lsaficha, south OF Plevna The gar
rlson NJ KARI has been reNtctuale3. Fprfy
CITIZENS have been arrested in R.lgra Ie "a
accompllces I'm the socialisttc agitation The
iSbeillo spirit il spreading most ala rrning-
iy- Oncial kilograms speak OF s,.,sf ,.,,..iis
nent IN Ibrace aud Macedonia esnacialIv
Fhllippopolis. and Of measures coucsrtaI l,
tne consuls aud local authorities Tor securing
Tue pubic safety. Many people ha g eN-
pecied arising OF Greek "a abs In A few daXs
An Athens special 10 the Paris TSaps re-
ports that detachmentS OF Greek volu nfaers
nave passed the Turkish frontier The insur-
IecllOnafy movement II expected to 80 ,eai
In Thessaly. The minister OF war is mobiI-
iLihs me trC Dps and the minister OF the in
terror Is calling out troops. Abdul Kerim
hopes 10 cut of the Russians south OF thu
SaIksns as soon a. suliemsn Pasha arrives
To support him.
TURKISH DTssESsrOxS.
safvet PaShs has refused the portfolio or
minister of public works and ins ists on his
ISSishailoh from the cabinet. The minister
OF Justice and Mahmoud Damad have gone
10 Adrianople. The Djere1ie Hardfis state,
inat Hobart Pasha has been ordered 10 bonn
oafu al places of Importance on the Russian
coast OF The Black sea. dispatch from
Adrianople to-day says the Russians ire al
Nanclng 10 destroy the workshops of the rail
way at Geni Saghra. Mehemef Ali Pasha
Win considerable force, has left Adrian,
ople 10 meet The Russians. 10 is officially
announced at Constantinople thai Ahdtii
herim had been dismissed and Mehemet All
appointed 10 succeed him. The dismissal of
Redlf Pasha is reported as probable, but has
not YET been confirmed officially. Nc
Mehemet All Is Prussian, whose real name
Is Schultz
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,,, sen OUT with one crew went iuio effect This
\ o-S.ln ,s. me SirikerS claim that by hrs
Sito, .~o orais sry trains arr taken out 20
! .,Ai,Sols, dlstanc' Of liS miles ms al of
| 70 Derry, which l. - miles Forun.rlv a 80,
| 20 Jerry was considered a days uork yr6fIs
.oN tle TIP - Altoona H. Cor sidered a 1aVsS
nork. Ihis, they ssy. would T. lui-e ss,e
crew 70 DO the work OF two and woulS enc
9ole sle con- pany % discharge one-half THAR
IL J. Said the strike was not prc-
NO. inaugrrafsi by COndur-
a., a.. SiPse0' on. - ''' word To the dis
patcheT That they would not taAs
tialn. The dispatcher then a. .ed two y..x
crews 10 take it out. and they n IL said "a
FUSED, and were discharged Suh~eaueutlx
SondHctor Gordon ordered two men 10 take
OF an engine, but the strikers cut IN looSs
rom The train. Gordon then made ano,ber
stlenpt, but the men ON the trail were stou~t
vuW~,@y si,u compelled 10 desert the eagi No
q, pot a party OF the strikers lost no time IN
ssaihe out 10 the East Liberty stock yar,is.
., a - nau Conference with train and yarf
men mere, which resulted in the latter ioio
ing me stfikers. Trains were run f,pon So
ILs> ana led there. The strikers Then tcoh
IossSselon OF The main track and Stoppsf an
lTelshi IRA las east or west Those cpnisnc in
from uhe east were allowed IL proceei S7ts.
The situation had been eNplalnei In ,-,s.,
not TO blockade the main track u was ns.s,ss-
shry Inai some OF the stock trains should ~,
pulled mp Ia the sidingS 10 De unlnalat All
this work was done by the Pan Handle en-
glhes. None al those belong iug 70 the Penn
~ wanna railroad were allowed u lie usei
a ne main tracks al PIttsburg are wholly IN
ne hands or The strikers. we<t bound
reishi traIn Was stopped az Brinjon's yestar-
ual afternoon by a pArfV Of StrtLa rs ,rn,,
La. gone there for thai purpose. The train
y, " az. az showed 10 proce, 4, the men in,imafing
80, ,i i1ey would Join the strikers a. soon as
lheH reached the city. The excitement along
ne foad u intense, aud 90 ~ feared The F,yT
W ayne and Pau Handle men viii inIn to.,
movement. No detention Is offered paSssn-
ger trains and 40 serious collisions hss,e ,,st
aiken place ~
ihe men on the ConuellSviIle branch Of tha
"a, more and OHIO railroad are san st work
ana trains are running as usual
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DIED.

BELL. On wednesday, the 18th Of Julv ICY N
Diary street. Col George Bell Miss saRAa BsII.
IN he prime OF lite. '
Wa hingtoa; and in Hsgerstown, Md, where she
wee pest and longest known, II viii be most exten-
nc virtues, heighten d by an ardent ten eerament
And great animation, rendered hsr great faraTits.
susIsnei her ia her last aSd IssSe.
W me great consolation that our loss is her gain
O'Clock. VIII '"As p'"'e 'niS evening |"
BROWN. On July a5th, ls77. Harm NAV. i'm
ant dsng hter 81 Alexander and Jennie Brown, aged
Funeral will take place on Saturday. 2lsf INSTANT
a. a. CLOCK from her parents residence, No. 0Of
on street northwest. Friends and relsti yes respect
fully invited TO attend.
COLLINS. OF congestion Of the Iunes MARY
EELLL!.N, IelovSd daughter Of Patrick aud johanna
collins, aged years aud days.
dence, No N Masssohusetis syenae, between 1t
and North Capitol streets, Sunday. at half past t.a
Nd, July NH, ls71, Mrs. c. II. HAMILTON, in the
HoUsEwRIGHr On the 18th OF July, ls-7, of
typhoid pneumonia, JOIN FLErcHER Go1ss.
ginis papers please copy.l
JONES. On the ?ssh Of june, 1871, sitter short
illness Of cholera infsntun, MILLIAN LAwREScE
infant SOP O. Joseph q and Mary Ellen Jones, aged
jones. on the 18th Of July, Is77, after sshoes
d.1sSsf & and ssTs Ellen Jones: age.
one year. six months and seventeen dAys IBsit-
more Sun please copy.l
There's o tear that flows when we mart
From our little ones, whose loss we moan:
Tneree tear that nOwe from the half brok an hart
When Ne think they viii never return.
But when all that In absence is DER,
nd sorrow 9 forgotten our pain,
There D q tear will hOw, not from sorrow but loy
when We think We viii meet them again.
By aHrlsnd, =. X.
PATTERSON. On the 10th Of July. 1877, JAnRs
LEWIS, infant son OF James and Mary W. PAt,ersoa.
agsd year. month and IL days.
Island avenue, Saturday, ala instant, at O'Clock
m.
,sTA6k On July 18th, Isl, at ~ o'clock.
Agsusfa STARK. sged months.
Her funeral viii take place Sunday, 92d fnsf-s
at O'Clock p M, from the rssidence of is parssss,
No. 3ll Hev York avenue northwest. Trissds al
the family invited TO attend.
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THOS. y. wA00AMAN,
i Reai Esate Auctlonesr $40 7th street.

June Is, 1874, recorded in Liber no 75S, folio f.
10, one Of the land records for the unity
thereby, shall sell, at public sale, In front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 3O;h day Of July, ISL .
1t o'clock p. m, the east one third part OF i,f
numbered hfteen, in SQUARE numbered six hundred
and ninety three Of the plat or ground plan Of the
tween New Jersey avenue and South Capitol street,
by the depth Of the lot improved with three story
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, Of which oloo
viii be required to be paid Immediately after the
sale, and the balance at six, twelve and eightcon
months after the day Of sals With ten per cent In:
tsrs Until paid 70 c Of ~ deed Of O: and
II thess terms ere not complied with in ten dsys
seI the day q :els the s s.TSs:.sy yin 3 Issod
he sS: Of dssds s1S r'SSrdne e Be pad y the
Z, WAGaAGAI, xuet jiis.eoSd;
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rINH0S. X. WAGGAMAN
L Real Estate Auotioneer, SO 7th street

TRTSIEEs. SALE OF FOUR UNFINIsHEp
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF q STREET, Between
18th AND 14TH STREETS, NORTHWEST.
sUncer and BY virtue o' four several deeds Il
OF trust, each dated The 18th day of May, 1876 -
and recorded respectively in Liber NJ. $40 .A.4
iolio 4Z Lber No Sly, folio 426 Liber No s28 folio
~ and Liber No s2a folio u.s. OF the Land Re sords
OF the District OF Columbia, the undersigned Trus-
tees will sell at public auction in front of this prem
lses. on RlDAG the 3D. day of August, IS77 at d
O'Clock, all OF lots numbered seventy eight as,
eighty o) ghty two 1872 and eighty three (syj in
Ohpman, Exley and Richards, trustees, recorded
snbdivisiOn of sQusre $40, situate in the city OF
Washington in the District OF Columbia
Each lot will be sold separately
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue in two
equal Instruments, at and Il months from DAY of
sale Tor the deferred payments the notes Of the
chaser, bearing interest at Der cent. and secured
" deed OF trust on the sold to be given or
all cash at option OF purchaser. deposit of sss1
on each Dot will be required when bid is aces pied
III terms OF saie not complied with within seven
days from day OF sale, the the ght
TO resell at risk and cost of defsuting pure haser
upon giving such notice as they may 4 -em proper
GEO +. APPLEBY, lrr....
W. K EDMON5TON,{ Aius'ees'
VN-eo6ds Office, 400 5th streer northwest
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON TWENTYTHlRD STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated Sc ptembsr -
ith, 49, and duly recorded in Liber SIS folio -
H. one OF the land records for the District o.
Columbia. ana at the request of the party secured
thereby, we will sell, In front of the prem ses on
MONDAY. July Both, 1871. at o O'Clock d. m all
that certain piece and Of ground situate and
lying in the city of Washington. in said District,
and being known and described As the south eigh-
teen Isl feet Of lot marked F. in the recorded sub
DIVISION OF the original lot %, IN square num-
bered forty three (43D
Terms OF sale One-third ash; balance in s. IL and
IL months, with interest at per cent ana sec red
by deed of trust the property ConyeyaucinQ
at cost of the purchaser.
VIII II CHAPPELIEAR,l rrno,
jyl9-d6de JOHN SCANUAN Trustees.
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TOMORROW.
TROMAs BOWLING, Auo,,onee,

T'hUMAs DOW LING, AuctlOneer.
IRnSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EURNI-
nqhEi CAhPErS, OlLCLOTHJ, SILVER
PLATED WARS, sc &C
ny Nir'ne OF deed Of trHst, duly recorded6
N Gloer No sU3, one of the land records oft4
Nasnibkt n, ID q, will soil, at the auction
rooms Cl Thomas Downing, corner 18th street
ana fsnnsy lvanla avenue northwest, on SATUR
phl MphN ING, july FL at 10 clock. tbs fol
! wing goods, named in schedule marked A, B. @,
One Walnut M. T. Mirror front sideboard;
One NJ. I. sideboard
Ohe W alnut Extension Table;
Two kerigerators; 4 Walnut Chairs:
Lot Glassw are;
Three Casters, &C, &c;
Lot Carpet and Oilcloth
jyls-3t FRANK WILSON Tru..ee
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWE,
AT AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY, July 18th, 1877, Twill "A
s'i Ia 'front.' of the premises, at q O'Clock D. 10.
IA 6ot No. y fronting I'll feet on the east sde&m4
% Hgh rect, between beale and West streets,
by a depth Of gu feet in ches, improved by fine
rev BRICK store and Dazzling, splendid cellar
water tlosets, bath room and AL modern improve
ments.
Also,
Lot 8, adjoining the above, and fronting IL feet
inches, by depth of 30 feet Inches aud privilege
OF t1Tee loot inch wide alley TO High street,
proved by a frame building
Terms: One-third cash, balance in 1, 2, and z
years. at per cent interest
convey sncing at cost of purchaser.
Jy19-d6Gs THOMAS BOWLING
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNnnI
CHAkCERY SALE OF IRON FOUNpRy AT
~ SHusMhR IRA AND / STREETS SOUTH

''9 he q pi. sfHr's u qT;sfd y the sq5
f fn 'front.' Nj p fRDs slf' jay
ISL at 'Sek si! ?; n, AL that certain parcel Of
that part Of sqGa south Of square So 6ounie
sfa a srse ans sst 'fS enoe
Forth 50 feet and Themes east feet to the place Of
beginnns The improyern. u'' CONSIST Of Q Brick
Terms: One third cash; bsIan, ats and l1months,
erty deposit Of 100 viii be T re Of the puS-
acss At 81 h q s ~ the
complied with in ten days, the property viii be
WASH Aa T5a''ss' al IN ~
n1.a FRIDAY, July i3th, 1877, same hour and
ss 'f3 WASH 81 .h 5. WIFI WILLIAMS, Auctr
q THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
'l jSisd BY order WASH 4 81 E. WILLIAMS
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- IROPERTY.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of,>>
me pstEiet Of CShluTbis passed the Aih
ShlG6 hate Mar is plaintiff and Frank T. Barry is
S sf "a PaS ts sg: aon the
~ LILY, ~ LOIS If around numbered 5, s. and
square ~. These lots front both upon North A
sir' ct and MarylaI d avenue, within q few steps of
space. " f-i'
Terms of sale: Onefourth part OF the nurchase
money 10 be paid IN cash the day Of sale or ON the
ratification thereof by the Court and the balance to
b. paid IN equal installments in slx twelve and
twenty Tour months from the day of sale, in notes
81 the pnrchaser tealiDg interest from the day of
sale, secured by deed of upon the property sid
Inc purchaser to pay SEQ Immediately after the
property Is d Of, and also pay for all conyeyanc
ing. In case OF non compliance with the terms of
the property 10 be resod At the aad riss of
the cetaulti1g purchaser afterIiye days notice
ALONZ0 A MARI, Trustee
GUwNmA An & GREEN, Auctioneers.
Ho-eo-Wads NatiOnl
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rHANCEBY SALE OF IMPROv sp REAL Es
~ TATE, ON STREET NORTH. BErWEEN
sINTH and SEVENTH STREETS EAST

BY virtue Of q decree Of th- Supreme Court "a
OF the District of Columbia, passei in Equity fnYf
eau Q numbered 554l, Docket II, I will, oE.44A.
SATI RDAY, toe 2Sth dav of Jniy. instant, AL q
O'Clock y. m, on the premises sci at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder. the following premises,
tn wit: The eastern sixteen (l6l feet front of Lot
nun bered fifteen tl5). in square numbered eight
hundred and fifty nine 1881. the are known
on the ground plan of the City of washin gton Dis
trlct OF Columbia By the depth Of said lot the said
EASTERN part OF said lot fronting sixteen 6l feet on
n rect and running back with the same width TO
the r ar line OF said lot. These premises are i'm
proved by a tVO-s story frame swelling.
The terms of sale are: One-third OF the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal paw
IBeLts at IL and Il months bearing interest at the
rate Of cent and secured to the satisfaction of
The Trustee A dep sit Of 5 100 shall be required al
the time CT sale. All aud Jrdng At
purchasers cost. Unless the terms of sale are com
Piled with in ten days fro date of sale Trustee
" i'll sell, at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
ROSS PERRY, Trustee,
JylS-eo&dbs BID | street nOrthyest
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aueuoneer.

I'HUMAB DOWLING, Auetoneef.
THE LEASEHOLD, HORSES, CARRIAGES
BuGGiES. SLElGHS. HARNESS, ROBES
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or MAE.
CEy PAYNES LIVERY STABLE, ON
CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BRIDGE
STREET AND THE CANAL, GEORGETOWN
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 2J,~
lol7. commencing at Id clock, at the above ~
STABLES, shall sell the following Stock andZ0
Fixtures, viz:
IL Good Driving Horses;
I2 Single Buggies, Carriages and Phatons:
> Carriages, CIarences, close panel and opsn:
IL Sets Harness, Single and Double;
sleighs, Robes, Blanke' 8, Cutting Box, &c.
Terms of sale: All sums of ard under 500, cash.
over that amount, credit Of two and four months
with satisfactory endorsements, bearing interest All
Sper cent. per annum until paid.
jyIS Ct TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I)UkoAssoS BROS: Auctlonesrs,
TRGsIEES SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
InANlNG AND SAW MILL PROPERTY AT
Tbs INTERssCTION or 13rH, STREETS
AND OHIO ATENUE EORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
THE INTERSECTION or I3rH G STREETS
AND OHIO AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, duly executed II
70 " iiliam FeDdall and Charles II. Win Sa
der, trus e-s, bearing date the I'd day Of May -.
loe7, and recorded in Lber E. U. E., No A. folio ISL
the District of Columbia, the subscriber, as sur
giving Trustee, under the order and decree OF the
Supreme Court Of toe District of Columbia, sitting
IN Equity, IN the case of Nathan G.. Draper vs..
Anthony hyde ct al =, No. b425, passed on the 9th
DAY OF July, 1871, will offer for sale at public auc
ton, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
S4th DAY o. JULY, ISL, at O'Clock ,. m, all that
very Variable property. situate at the Intersection
OF lSthi streets and Ohio avenue northwest being
known and described on the plan of Washing
The west feet OF lot No. s. in said square as de-
scrbed in sald deed of trus. the said PRO perty be-
ing leasehold of 90 Years, together with ail the
bul longs, proyements and sp?urtenances there
on ana thereto pyio ngin 6, being planning MILL and
saw mill, with all the machinery necessary for &C
I'VE business operations; also. all the goods, chat
tells anc furniture of every description, forth
in said deed of irust.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase moaey
TO be paid in cash and the residue in equal in
two years the purchaser TO execute his notes, Sc
cured 10y deed Of trust on the entire property,
winch deed must provide for the maintenance of suf
felent inn rance on the emIseE, and the payment
pay able If the terms of sale be complied with
in Elk days from the day of sale roesrty shall
be Tesold upon i've days notice il 1lae Ons news
paper published in city of ashin gtOn at the risk
az cosS 81 the purchaser All coayeysncing at the
ccst OF the purchaser. dep sit of 500 is re-
QGired at the fall Of the hammer
- CD. ii WlSDEB, Surviving Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts U7-d
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
TBgsTEEs, sALE0 VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRHSIEES SALE OF HALgABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN 9EORGETOWE
As Ia ustees of William Jewell, deceased, -
ewiii sell on THURSDAY, the 28th day ind
premises, part Of Lot No. s. Beatty Il Hawkins ad
dition, and part of in the slip, ct the northeas
corner Of High and Gay streets.
The property will be divided into three 90 par
GELS, No. being at the corner of High and Cav
Streets having front of 81 feet on Gay street. with
three story Brick Building thereon; No T. with So
feet front on Gay street with large Dwelling House
thereon, and No. with O front of 50 feet on CAV
street, with extensive green houses thereon. Plat
exhibited at day of sale.
Terms Of sale will be: One fourth cash. residps
In three equal payments 1t u a. Is months with
interest 10 be secured by trust on the 500
conveyancing And recording at purchaser5 cost.
A ASSh J. J. H aEfTTCaiEiE Trustees.
jyI7-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct