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Chapter 1877.

An facilitate the detection and punishment Of certain
offenses.
Be il Enacted BY the Senate and House of Repyesenta
tiues in Legislature assembled as foHous:
SECTION l. Whenever there shall appear the attor-
ny general probable believe that the oense of
murder has been committed in this state, and
there need of special investigation discover the per
Ietrator thereof the attorney general may upon the APP
pcaton Of the county attorney the county in which
such ofense is believed to have been committed detail
any civil officer to conduct such inyestigaaon
SECT. .. Such officer, detailed, shall make a
thorough investigation and make full report thereof to the
county attorney lie may employ necessary assistance Of
experts, WHEN caliy authorized by the attorney
general.
SECT. g. Such officer shall be paid his necessary
penses, and reasonable compensation BY the state, and
his therefor shall be audited by the and
council.
tApproyed February :, 1879
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Chapter I67.

the Public Laws Of eighteen hundred and seventy six,
relating 10 the erection OF fish wers and wharves in tide
Be il snactsd by tbt Senate and House Of Representa-
tlCeS in LEGISLATURE assembled, as follows:
Section four OF chapter sevenyeght of the public laws
Of eighteen hundred aud sevenysx is hereby amended
by adding said section the word 'ac" the words
provided that nothing in this chapter shall be CON
strued apply to fish weirs the materials of which
wholly chiefly removed annually so the section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
Section f. No FISH wers shall hereafter be erected or
wharf extended erected maintained except in accord
ance with the provisions of this provided that moth
ing in this chapter shall be construed apply
fish wers the mat rails Of which wholly or chiefly
removed annually
approved February 8, 1877
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such station after beng requested leave the by
any railroad officer.
SECT 2. Any person Iating The provisions Of section
cne Of this act shall be subject fne Of not less than
two than ten dollars.
SFcT 3 Trial justices in their several counties Judges
Of municipal and police courts in their respective cities
shall have jurisdiction of all complaints under this act
Su jecJ Is appeal to the supreme Judicial court.
SECT 4 1t shall he the duty of the officers Of the
several railroad corporations toe state, to have posted
IN conspicuous pace II the several depo along the line
If the road OF the company, copy Of the above law.
sEe. q This aet shall take effect when approved.
approved February 6, 1S77J
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HAPPIER IG3.

An act authorizing the sale Of sands belonging the
Safe.
BE enGctfd by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tues in Legislature assembled, follows
The land agent, under the direction of the governor
and council is hereby authorized to SELL either public
auction private sale, any islands the coast belonging
to the state,
approved February :, 1871
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Chapter I8S.
corpaty treasurers.

An act in relation TO co,saty treasurers.
Be ii Enacted By the Senate and House NJ Rtpresen
tatiues in Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION l. Any neglect by any county treasurer to
make and forward the report provided in section thirteen
OF chapter hundred and thrty-six of the revised
statutes, shall be a breach Of his official bond.
SECT 2. For every day Of such neglect the county
shall forfeit the of five dollars the of
the sate and the attorney general shall bring action
such treasurer official bond, to recover such fer
fixture.
(Apprevrd February T. 1879
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Chapter 100.

Act repeating sections FIVE six seven and eight chap
thirty, Revised Statutes, relating to Bounty Bears
and Wolves
Be II enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiUes in Legislature assembled as foHops
Sections Ave six, and eight Of chapter thirty Of
the revised statutes, relating bounty hears aud
wolves, are hereby repeated
approved February s, 1877
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Chapter 1873.

81 act to prevent lotering without right, vi hin the
station houses or about he premises of railroad corpo
rati1ns.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tues in Legislature assembled, as folo,Ds;
SECTION !. No person persons shall loter remain
Without right, within any car station house of railroad
corporation upon the platforms grounds adjoining
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Chapter 100.

An act authorizing views by juries in all
Be it enacted blythe Senate and House Of Representa-
tues in Legislature assembled, as follows
SECTION l. In any jury trial the presiding justice
may at his dscre tion, order view by the jury.
SEC 2, This shall take effect when approved
{Arproved February !, 1879
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Il II. "ABSER, Real Estate .uc1Oneer.
ONE FH fE CHI sa ~ TIsg
kSSTS IS .s fAfF 81 wi tfEw tSI Fos
mnEkLY Belonging TO rag zTs VA sH
t EhSsk & On TIL ft.t fIfF n5sPss $9sffSs
TasSr '' ~ E fs5
By Iirtu, ofa decree II tn suprems Court Of -
p as sii IN es9 81 SSs a :ps II EaI
ssy s ct. sa,sn *, 8 V.s
as lots No no. CONTAINING about acres; No. ~, con-
scre. No. o. cSn;s ming sboutf scrss; Nc ; a. COM
acres S sSo i, acres No q! conaiains aooa,
DE- on
avenue, near the old Biadensburs road, Lin
late consist te o
2 small tenenent house, fine q ,.ber sad good fene-
trOpolis view, ainips ii acres. Tas t front.
@ens house The MsropoissH Sraash Of shs i B.
o. T. b. pas.e, Through All this laud station with
building sites the property. and il is Veil dsptei
fos n ON n reside for
day Of 0ctobeT, is77, =, o'oock " M, 'n al ,Saa
Iss or s.Sas .5a 's g. q: r.
gateway, Md, at p?in, whsre that rad mi es
59aa s The .Hd
lot No. s. Of the estate Of "Bslvue' con taining I
acres rood and perches. It's pro ximity to toe
city and the rich ess of the makes this property
valuable for gardening.
Pla,s Of a | Of the above property can be seen at
the office OF he suct nneer. Title perfect SALE
Taxes settled to day Of sale.
Terms: One four 10 cash, and the balance at l,
and years. with interest at per cent. per IN
mum, payable semi aunt ally. scared by deed Of
trust on tn property sold from date of ale a de-
D. sit OF $40 required at the time of sai5 each
parcel of land sold ard all conveyauciny at pur-
chs ser's cost Terms TO be complied with in seven
days. RANDOLPH BARTON,
Guardian and Trustee.
j II. LID LIZ sapST. oa.r1 is
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A You've WHITE GIRL RUNS OFF
WITH MULAJTo.-A case OF elopame
has just transpired a. Abilene, Kan which
has created no little amount OF Indignation
among the people OF that section. Jennie
Bolton, pretty girl of Is, daughter of a far
mer living near Abilene, disappeared a few
days ago, and shortly afterward it was dis
covered that she had run away in company
with a notorious nulatto, about - years OF
age, who has lived for some time 81 Abilene.
As soon as the fact became known consider
able excitement prevailed among the citt-
zens, which was more augmented by the cir
cumstance that the girl is so young ana
Childish as 10 be scarcely responsible 10. her
actions. The citizens Immediately raj sed "A
large sum OF money as reward aud for
paying the expense or pursuing the scopn-
drel and his victim. Marshal Horsings la,
OF Abilene, took Up the trail, and follog.ag
il with great rapidly, came upon the fl yiug
couple at Salina, captured them and at once
took them aboard OF q train bound for
Abilene. When the train arrived the father
OF the girl was at the depot a nd ate upiet ID
shoot the abductor OF DIS daughter, bat was
prevented by Sheriff Nicolay. II was W tn
the greatest difficulty that the citizsls couli
be restrained from lynching tie MAJ. Tue
girl was restored 10 her father, and the aS-
ductor put in Jail.
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81 Effectively observes PsDlch Gad Jufy, OF
London: There is a good time coming boys,
but IL is good time coming boys"
~The question was recently askeI.
90 "A hat Is "a gentIeman's restaurant aud
the answer was, "A place where men do not
90 TO eat with their hats on"
ga Minnesota widower went 10 church
10 marry a second wife, bat he forgot 20 take
from his hat the mourning Daad tha ne
was wearing for his first wife.
"E. *. Allen. and l.. y. C'Brien. OF
Auendal, -. G, went To Augusta. Ga To
nsht duel, were arrested there, and gave
bond, 10 keep The peace.
I" Brethren, this is the question:; why is it
necessary for the mayor TO issue a pnOclama-
lion closing The saloons, every time the state
temperance convention ls bgl1.- Bttrlift yfOa
HdCLeye.
EYAnother live Colorado beetle has been
discovered Ia England a9d suuAmarily ex-
ecuted. He was discoveret i'm WOO yard
al swinton 50 IN afIer a load of wood from
tie United States had been received.
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THE VENUS OF MILo-her lost arms aui
ner general condition when eNcayat-d-,s
The tubJect OF a ia per recently Offered 10 t1e
FfeIch Academy OF Inscriptions by NJ
Doussault, who says that In 1871, NJ. Best, a
cousu. at Milo al the time of Iha discovery
OF she statue, told him that when the statue
was raised he Best saw the two arms lying
on ine ground; that ne &c sk them up ana
tried 10 nj them; and that one OF them held
sn apple painted green. and the other some
crapery; also that before the statue was
raikC he had seen that IL ~ ID on a narrow
tase, AID that therefore IL could not have
be- N one OF a group. The Academy OF In
scliptions will doubtless investigate NJ
DOussauf.
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Hitch n FOX.
heal Estate and General Bosiaes, Agea,s.


INTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT AND
fE.TgY AND INGRAM CARfErs; LAM
b, kQUiNSi L.CE GUkTAihS; hO.EWODp
PIAA0; Bk1NzAs, &s.
HORSE, COUPE, CANOPY TOP PHFroN AND
ON "WEDNESDAY MORNING, October IVA
an, snc,ns at 40 o'cock, We will sell at\
iect.ons of Furr'tuI =, &C, in this city, com MI
prising in part
Elegant Suite Of WALNUT Gilt Frame and Mu,a,a.
tine, Crimson Silk BrocsteIle,j
ElegintiA4 octave Rosewood Piano, Grsni Sau.re
stool and Cover; cost sss0.
P,mpeii; Pssts aud Rome, Mantle Bronze Clock
ard Figures; Satin Lam5reQuius,
Walnut and Gilt Trace Cornices,
Piano Bug; Bcquet Table,
Brussels Carpet; Paintings and Ornament
Walnut Library sui.s! I ID a,s,tber n,..,
" Under Top Desk ard Ofice Chair,
Library Table: walnut Oabiuer,
Carpet; Lace Cur.ains
Wsluut Pillar Excursion Table,
Manut N. sidebosri,
Watrut Arm G. :. Dining ChsirJ.
Plasteel Ware. China and Glassware; Csrpets.
Hall and Stair Carpets, Linen and Rods
NJ. T. Walnut b ST. Stand
Mazniacent Walnut ohamoer Set, piece,
Magnificent Blue silk worsted Curtains, (msde in
Mssnihesn. Blue Carpets. Rugs, Ornaments, &C..
Niue and White T, ilst set,
" ire and Hair Mattress 5, Bedding, &c
GREEN ROOM.
SplE ndid W alnut Chamber tet,
Carpet hngs; Remington Sewing Machine,
b dairy; Green and White Toilet Set.
" alnut Chamber Set s.p 10 S eisSes,
Lsce Gu, tans; Carpets; Rags,
Toilet Ware; Hair and Spring Nj Mattresses,
Pillows. bedding, &C.
Tos cther with contents Of Servants ,oms itcheu
sid the usual Furniture of upper floors, too M
merous to mention.
At ID o'clotk prompt, came day and place, we will
g. IL
One Horse; one Coupe, In good ord =,
One Canopy Top Phe tOn ami srne,s.
All the ABOVE b.ing the PROPERTY of a family who
IL declining housekeeping. The Furniture Is nearly
new aud was made to order. l. il seldom such a
&c., :. c"'ained to parcba,e elegant and well
made Furniture
su GO. LIS pass the door; avenue cars u thin
Il 70. squares. DUhCANSUN BROS, Aucls
octl3 Sun Her, Sun. GAP Rep I
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
ON THIRD STREET, BSTWEEN AND
FsrREETS. SOUTHWEST; ON S rREE e,
WEsT; AND Oh DEiAW.RE AVEsGE
AND IlRsr STREET. BE TWEEN AND
STREETS, SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Su prems Court II
OF he Dis rici OF Columbia. passed in Equity 'sW
cause No 5.224. Will sell at pnblio auction to 1s
the highest bidder, on the promises, VI JNDAf,
the 22d day of u ctob II. 1I7, ct Jck D. m :,
part II lot . in square 5S3 beginning for the
on I'd street west 70 feet north OF the
per OF said sauare; the~ce north 81 fest inches,
thence west LOO feet, thence south 20 fest inches
thence east 10 feet, theme, north 8 feet 8 inches
therce east 50 feet to the beginning; impr)vsd By
Comfortable twSstory frame hou,e; .i'uated on 81
Also, at same tine parts of lots and p in square
538, beginning street south IS feet west OF tue
southeast corner Of said square thence 10 fee,
thence north 81 feet inches, thence east Is fse.,
thence south 81 feet 9 inches. thcncs west feet,
thence so 9th Is feet, to beginning, situate Oh II
street, be; " cen Sd and ~ streets southwest.
Also, on same day at a I'D O'Clock p m, part Of
Lot Ia square vest Of square St, ., described In
divided into four lots, frontiag IS feet LIST
street. between and streets southwest by de 9TH
OF 81 feet. the three remaining lots having each
frost OF Is feet inches on Dslaware avenue, be-
tween ! and streets southwest, By an average
depth Of IS feet.
Terms, as prescribed by decree: One-thIri cash;
balance In two equal instauments, 81 u and "A
bearing int from day OF sale until pad. I'd
secured by deed Of trus. pro serty sold. will be
taken. deposit Of s2 will be required on each
Lor ct time Of sale II terms are nor com slid with
OF dsfsnltins purchaser Convey Ancing and record
ING ~ '0''AfiRV Irvine wILLIAhseH. Trustee,
m wApNrp ar-t nesNcS
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By virtue Of writ Of eri facias, issued ont Of the
CleTks Once Of the Supreme Ooust Of the District
sale for cash, e the Court house door Of the said
District, on TUESDAY, the 1Cth day Of Octobe Z,
Interest OF the defendant in and to the folio 9fng
property, to Wit: Lot ~ In seotion numbered 5, In
corinG TO the plat thereof recorded in the oos Of
the Surveyor Of the District Of Aumbis, together
SEIZED and levied upon q the property Of spsnost
Lee TO satisfy execution No. $50 q Law m favor Of
tRi0K 60UGL Aes, o. 8. 1srshal d. Q.
JoRI 6HISRAN, AuctioRssl. oep1(Ah
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nUNCANsON BaOs., Auctioneer..

INTENSIVE AND ELsjANT SALEOF FINE
FURNITURE, COHSISTIN OF MAGNET
GENT MARBLE Top SIDE BoARp. WsLSUr
tXrENsiVS; DINING AND OTHER Ia
LACE CURTAINS, WlNpOM SHADES,
IOnNGES, DESKS, SHOW GASES, PLATED
ISG TAhLEAsO COuNTER, OOPPER CODk-
ING CTENSIlS, TABLE LIN IN; PATENT
VELVET, BRUSSELS, AND TAPESTRY CAB
PETS, RUGS. &c. SC, being thc entire cbnta -
oils, I'd, 81 and 4th III of MARBLE BUILD,
ING, corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue north-
On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct her IGlh,Fa
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell the -
en ire contents the Is, -, 81 ana 4tb a
fCors cf the above named bu ding The furli
tu'e, 6c., has hal bus little ne, and having ,an
Fl red IN the test man aer presents splendid op-
portunity to purchasers to bEsi1 tue goods Terms
cash and sale positise
octs DUNCANSON BROy Aucss
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BROS, Aucuoneers.
REAL ESTATE NOTES AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of two Collateral notes. dated respect
lively May Mh. 1877, and ay 18th, 1877, L viii, Oh
SATI RDAY, October 2Oth, ls17, at II o'clock m.
offer Tor sale, at public auction, at the Office of Dun
c,nson Bros, corner 9Th and ID streets northwest-
Three Notes of $3.50 each, dated April 18Th, 1871,
and paysele 8, IL ana rs mo, tins after date, with
10 per cent interest," and secured by deed OF trust
on sub lott square Ss3, improved ny thres. story
brick house and frame back building, No %
Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th street,
west
Certificate of title shown ct sale.
Terms cash. CHAS. u. DUNCANSOE,
octl3 Holder OF Collateral Notes
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTY

PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Dy virtue OF deed Of trust TO the subscrib- -
srs, dated zsth OF March, 1873, and recorded
Llb,r No. 1l5, folio 3, Of the land records f..,
II. y, We Will sell at auction, On the premises on
ehTt BDbf, the ls,n dag Of UJtOb r, III, AT 3
Cci'ck p IA cel tain real ate ia the District OF
1cinlnbia, q Wit All but acres conveyed 10 j. w
fuolD OF Lot No II, of mrs DuHils duly record ID
subdNl5Ion OF "Bayley5 furchass," aud part of
FOItGre Enlarged, being the same COVE ed to r.
v Jones ~ y. n Sea q, aa1 described rs follows:
reg n at the y n corner of y. b. scazgs land. aud
run thsGoe 5. lu5 IS 100 perches to N T. corner Of
Lot NO. ~, Of SAM subdivision thence N. 751s deg
~ III g 100 ps To the Ridge R0ad; thence said
'ad the four following courses aud distances: q
Gf g. W II ps.; 10 DIG ". 10 ps.; ". 3 deg. w.
- v 311 deg. W. 9 u % west Iins of isot No
IL then leaving said road 25l deg E. IS a lOJ ps
20 scaggs land, and N W. corner Of said Lot il:
thee q : IS deg - min. % l2JD ps along rcagga
Iihe to beginning, containing 725, acres Of Iand,
more OF less, with use of roadway "a ps. vide Fl
b corner OF Lot Il. same subdivision, along its
est inc, TO the county road together it'll the ap
Iurtenarces.
Terms: $500. with 10 per cent interest from June
20 % I, and expenses OF Fale tsNus ia cash. tbs
balance ~ i Id "a mouths for which tue notes of
the purchaser bear ing interest from the date OF SALE
&c secured by deed Of pom the pro perty sold
-hau he taken. deposit VI $50 al time Of sale.
Al coDVsyancing anu recU ding NJ pense of the
purches r. IL the terms piled wi II in ton
aays from day of sale the Trustees ths right
10 RESELL At the risk and cost of The d. fsuting pur
chaser AFTER hve days notice in paper pub
listed in Washington.
REGINALD FENDALL. lr-,...o
.o BENJAMIN G. L0YEJOY,S trustees.
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~The subscription received by tH1 Lord
mayor OF London in aid OF the sur .rers by
the IA mine In India anolnts to oda mIIliol
seven hundred thousand dollars.
@The Dubuque (I0wal TINES thinks
that the Establishment OF tue death psnalty for
crime and Of lynchtng,
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oels.so M MAstRp M Hs s5&kRR. rru.tes.
U a. WARMER, Heal Estate Auctioaser.

II q. WARNER, Heal Estate Auctionssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkTY ON TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
3f AND kiGHrEKSfh STREETS SOUTH.
BY virtue OF 9 deed OF trust, dated October II
l6ih, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded In Lioer Sal, H.
folio OF the land records for the District<
OF Columha, and a the request OF the party secured
thereby, shall sol, a. pub ic auction In front OF
the pr misss, on FRIDAY, October 90th, 1877, 1t
~ O'Clock m al that cevtAin pisoe or .roel OF
known sna described ~ lot in Keiiy's record
ed subdivision Of square numbered eisvsn hr-adrs1
ard ten, (ll0 i'm proved by two story fro ue owe-
ling, SO.
Terms: One cash, and the balance At 6, Il,
and II months with interest ut PSF cent. per an
uum, secured by dead OF trust the propsrty I'D
SEQ deposit ~ tina Of sa'e, and eli conyeyAncire az
seven days.
MsRtns NJ ts KuEsIs &Truaee.
j. T. COLDWRLL, ealesmaa. octt3-sod
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DIED,

CONHoR. On THURSDAY, October n. 4 z. Jo-
HANNA Co hNok, aged IS years, Z months aud AZ
dsys. daus hter Of Eiisl COnoOr aid late Dennis
ConnOT, a-iSr q short and DaInfGl Illness.
Der inuet a. W II take plA,e from aur .sJthers resi-
deDce, D. SJs North tasit,l stree, between Mas
sachusetts venue aDc q street, Sunday, October
lith, AZ . . clock. n
hELt =. tn tflhy evening OCtob-r - l5gI,
ILLIE MCtLOKN. the only OF william and
A.. Ina heeit, IN his z.st year.
His tlAcrai % TAKE place Sunday. October Il.
at : oiOck, fr M -. MzttneN 7cn. fhe rei.-
tses and friends OF tie family are resp ctfulay
yited 10 attend.
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u b. wARNER, Anctioaesr.

sAL9 OF CoLL.rER&L NOTE.
On MONDAY, October H. 1877. ~ IA o'clock m,
will be offered 1t public Huc,ion, as ths on =, OF ths
auctioneers, No 9l0 street, . certain Real Es-
tate Note for ao ~ith interest," 70 pss cent psr
annum, dated october oh. l5f6. .irasn by jose 4
Williams to the ord,r Of George W. Ssicknsy. Said
note Will be sad unter ccs.eFal note, dassd 1ns
willard q. Odatt
octu-a 1T C0LDwELL, Salesman,
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DENASYLvANIA AVENUE PROPERTY AT
Il AUCTION, No. lSlO

BY virtue Of decree of the 5u pTems Court Of -
the District OF Columbia. passed 10 EIuitg Con
cause No. 5-592. docket H. will offer for sae K.:
At public auction, in font Of the premises on MON
DAY, October Sth, 1871, At 3 o'clock o. n. SUD II
Is, Ii square los, fronting 40 feet on Pennsyvauis
avenue by depth Of about 50 feet, improved by a
well built three story Brick Dwelling, afng nj
rooms This property Is very Desirable, either Is a
business stand private dwelling being situate on
the south side Of Pennsy " ana avenue, 70 doors
west of Hth street northwest
Terms of sale: One-third cash: ba'Ance In two
equal payments Of one and two years wi n ntere. IT
~ per cent. per annum. On the foil payment If
the purchase money Aud Interest, the interest title
and estate OF the parties to this cause to the prom
erty sold, VIII be conveyed 90 the purch aser II the
terms OF sale are not piled with In days, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell after ave DAYS,
notice, at the risk aud cost of the sfaultin{
chaser All conveysnctng at pure aasers COST 3 slJ
down at time Of sale.
FRANK HUME, Trustee.
ThoS X. WA9GAMaN, Auct. sspN -soSis
q POSTPONED. ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN,
llsce.
o;t9eo6ds FRANK HUME Trustee,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
WAsH. B. vILLTsas. aucroneer.

TRUSTEE ShLE OF .LUAgLE LOT M
EsIhEET. EfEWEsN ISrE ND I'D n
BY virtgn = te@t Il rrus- Gsg 4 ~ -
81 Nav y I-15, o. record - 1n 40 z No. -
=, foii1 Us, me 20 fHs isui re- il fars--A
the tsiJisf - Cot III bss aud Il tas r-II--t Of tas
pAiti~- scared "a - 5. IN ier-iga41 Tr1stee
sell n TuHiic rIDl. frl O. - re p--rri-.s
on MONDAY. thu a. CAV e Oc7 .b-r III ~ X
clock y ~ ,sH tha- piece or parcel - ,n1, the
city OF tshfr z')u q kun - NJ. 5. ia 81 la-s
U.s. according % "a sibii isj7h N ale 81 ysI Pat
rsr,.. - 49, a.. ,,.5.l - a us -'ci7 Z
arc u mru,fs, with Interest a p Z cent. fO-
Fhlch notes % the purr ha3ar be gwen secaTei
by deed % tTdst pTnp ,riy sold s,ti,fartorE
O. the Trustee; or all cssf, opt On ~ Ihs plrchs
ser deposit OF : 80 will De rs4utT Il she a a old
J. accepted. All uEeyanciag al cosf Of pure haser
" pIrc falls TO comp, with terms OF sale with
- Ten days after day Of sale thu Trasfee the
right to te-ei said property the risk and Of
uefauliing purchaser
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
I'D tLEAkY, Salesman. octiD-dfds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
THIS EVENING.

ID FOLEY, Auclioneer, sII 7th street n W.
A aAnE CHARGE FOR PERSONS IN WANT
CF flRsT CLASS FURNITURE At AUCTION
Setts, Book Cases W.rdrobes, s:dsbo ards, "
q hatraeks; Camp Chairs, Seoretaries. Mat ~
steseIes, Four Fine French plate Mirrors, Cae
Iron Safe other goods, too numerous to me- q ION
Thiss ock has b. the go IDS OF Bsltin IRE aou-
factor, giving up and Consigned to be sod
10 the highest bidder, for cash. 1 wouli ntyise
cea'ers to attend this sale, as tins stock will be
guaranteed TO be the best good. ever offered auc
non IN This city, commencing THUR5DAY MORN
ING, at 10 O'Clock, and continuing Friday aad
p. FOLEY, Auctioneer, 8 L 7th street. u w.
would advise any one In want of Tiuware OF
every description, to be sod to the highest bidder,
Tor cash, 10 q tend our evening sales commencing
livery EVENING, at = o'clock, until the whole
Is dlspos d VI. P. FOLEY, Auc,ioueer,
oCt9 ot Sll 9TH street northr-eJt