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AUCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES

AT THK STONE CUTTING YARDS OF THE WEsTHAM
GRANITE COMPANY, IN TEE Town OF MANcHEs
TER, NEAR RICHMOND, VA.
THE PROPERTY consists of q part of the
Office furniture, aud the entire stock Of miscel-
tuting the complete outfit for three hundred granite
cutters and thirty blscksmiths, together With car
renters shop, engine house, tool house. Q large
quantity of old steel, &C., and small steam engine
with upright boiler complete.
The hole TO be- sold In lots to suit, TO the highest
bidder at public auction, on the promises, ON the
21rH DAY OF July, 1871, ct O'Clock 2 m.
Government Agent, Richmond, Va, or to the under.
signed ct W ashiDg ton, ID. c.
June g, KH. L,-Col. CoEps Of 1ag'n, U.s.A.
je296t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT 2ixIi9 FEET,
WITH SMALL BR1CK AND FRAME HOUSE
On ii STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
BOTH AND 2lsT STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated IL
May 10, 1874, recorded in Liber No 749, folio fa3
l!3, one of the land records for the county ofA.A
washington, ID. G., shall offer at public sale, in
at O'Clock p. m, part Of lot numbered five (5J in
plat Of said city, fronting twenty -four feet on III
street northwest, by the depth of the lot together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of q
small Brick and Frame House.
Terms OF sale: 0ne,fourth cash, of which fifty dol
sale, and the balance in g. u and Is months, after
day OF sale, with ten per cent per annum interest
until paid, to be secured by deed Of trust and in
suraDce the property All the costs of deeds aud
recordins to be paid by the purchaser, and If the
terms are not complied with in ten days after the
day Of SALE the pr perry will be resold at the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser after three
days notice to be published in the Evening star
JNO. W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
1T. COLDWELL, Salesman. je15-eoSds
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je2l CONRAD SCHAEFER, Trustees.
7. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
10 No OLE II sfrAAf

TRUsTEEE SALE OLA THREE STORY AHD
BASEMENT, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF L
STBEET, BETWEEN GosNEOTICUT AVE
BY virtue Of q deed OF Irost dated March lst, -
A "a; "; 10 auiy recorded N LiDer No .H, folio Es
trct Of Columbia. and at the request Of the parry
secured thereby. will sell 1t public auction. IN
front OF the premises; on FRIDAY, July 9th, 1871,
az o'clock ,. m. the following described real es
tate situate in the city of WashinRton, ID. q. All
that piece or parcel Of ground known and distin-
gu'shed as lot numbered twenty eight 3s,jof A. R.
She herd subdivision Of part of Square numbered
one hundred and sixty four 64 fronting seventeen
Oh feet on north street by depth Of seventy one
CID feet, together with the Improvements, &c.
Terms: 0ne-fourlh in cash, and the balance in
one and two years, with eight per cent interest,"
cash, at option Of the purchaser A deposit OF hoo
required at the time Ut SALE and ali at
seven days
JOAN saAsr 4. sis Il WARMER Trustees,
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nS- IL is so hot that il il no longer Insulting
70 tell man 10 90 and soak his head.

nS- II is 80 hot that il is no longer Insulting
10 tell man 10 20 and soak his head.
Hlt is pleasant 10 see a girl eating green
cuTrants and humming Sweet By and BY
nFOne OF the leading candidates for the
democratic nomination for governor OF NIr-
GINA hastens TO protest that be IL inheNibly
opposed TO bringing convict labor into COM
petition with honest labor.
So The Lexington (ky.) Gazette favors the
restoration OF The whipping-pOSI as a punish
ment Tor larceny, but deSpairingly says that
there Is "no use OF arguing with the mutton
beaded members OF The legislature on the
subject"
~ The Memphis Tenn appeal advises
the true and reliable democrats OF the South
10 Keep an eye on those piratical tugs which
Rave hitched on 10 the administration under
the pretense oftowing IL into the democratic
harbor.
81 Baby-farming, or putting babies where
they VIII do the least harm, has been thor
ouehly exposed In philadelphia. An officer
OF the society for the prevention OF cruelty
TO children has broken up two nests.-an ex-
ample that might well be followed In other
cities.
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NAsH. b. VILLAS, Auctioneer.

| WASH. B. wILLI4c' AuctiOnesr.
TEgsIEE 9EihAb1ssThsnHhHEr pBsGeFP WEEH
NnSS hN4 AZ. ~ ENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
oP s0if + BOTANICAL GARDEN" AT
RnUNii ,t;; 1 Of trust dated June I'D, IA
ny 'n IHs al ans lily recorded in Liber No H.
| 7ss folio No ~ one of the land records for1A
NC, tJo NJ onty, in the District oi Columbia
and Nv Sirec,n OF the party secured thereby,
anu n ny eoi5iic auction, front Of the prem
snah seA raaSDAY, July 1O.h, A. d. 1877, at q
ise5, On = the following described Real Estate
OsotA and being in city Of Washington. ID.
CStuo.e, lid esignated as part of Lots numbered
noSnfS) and thirty eight (3SD, in square or
lilly IN marked and lett, red y" beginning
@ ~ anne at point on the line of Sd street west
loI III sixteen 100 feet south from the northeast
ulss Of said lot numbered thirty seven and run
Cohehce south along the line of said street seven
nItD feet, thence west one hundred (l0O) feet to
erear line OF said lot, thence north along said rear
le seventeen az feet, aud thence east one hundred
1 S0ifeet TO the place of beginning, with improve
j Ienfs thereon.
TerTs: One third cash; balance in and IL months
for notes bearing interest at per cent. per annum
and secured by deed of trust property sold, All
onveyancing, &C., at purchasers cost. 100 down
on day Of esle, ano If terms Of sale not piled
with within five days after day of sale, the Trustees
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaultng purchaser.
FRANCIS x. DOOLEY, Trustee
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct. je2S-d
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EVENING STAR.
yui, .. ~.
ON 90 Con>taatino.le

BULGARIA ~ THE HANDS ~ ran RUS
The Cars PRESERVATION Is ressr5a, q, :,
Petersburg a. a signal for a Bulgarian inSur-
reCtion throughout the peninsula. 4 dtSnatcl,
rom the Gar announces thar the Turks are
reueatlfg and al BulgarianS except the
QuadrilsteIal may he considered I'm tie hands
OF the Russians. NJ. Bagysitch VIII BE- an
pointed project 81 the Nllayet OF Rustchuk
hI ofncial decree Sstb Pa>ha's army has
fallen back 10 North Albania. Montenecrn
i out ~ danger. The ease with which tho
Russians crossed the Danube creates suspi-
Cion OF treachery.
FIKRCE RATTLE IN PRoGRrss.
ms london o'serueT has The following sPe-
CoNsTANTINoPLE Saturday eventng.-a
terrible battle ia progressing near Ststova-
heinforcements are being hastily forwarded
from Rustchuk, Shumla and NicOpolis The
Turks are still holding their ground, and
their artillery r. innlcting great loss upoo
the Russians.
A Reuter- dispatch from Constautinople Of
twenty-four hours later date says: Abdul
kertm, replying 20 a telegram sent him To-
day Sunday by thc council OF minister's
reIorl that up 10 the present to.eao Russians
have crossed The Danube. 4 battle Il immi-
nent NJ Rjela, which IL expected 20 last sew
eral days. Travellers who have arrived in
ConstaniinoPle state Thar on the news being
received ~ kustendji that the Russians Vrre
approaching the CircaSSians fired some
ueighboTing villages. and maSSacred their
inhabitanIs. kusteudii IL depopulated. The
families.
THF GAR IN BULGARIA.
y heuitr dispatch from Buch Arrest SAYS.
!, lheIS u no Farther Information here about
ne ushlhg opposite Simuitxa. but some de-
"a - nave h'tn received concerning tbs
NOV, mehis ot tbn Gar. He witnessed The
.'hDardineit al NikopoliS, which was re-
duced 10 ashes. Alter the fight al Sistova be
visited the wounded 80 Simnttza aud deco
iated several who had especially distin-
kulNneu themselves. A Reward ho eroSSssf
ne danube near SiStova. and was foVfnlly
welcomed 10y the Bulgarians. A municipaI
couhcil has been installed al Matcnln COM
posed OF four BulgRriang aud thr,-. Rpuma-
mans. selected from residents OF Matrh1n
Cltlzens were also appointed 10 adminiSfar
justice ard superiniend the organization OF
a provisional police"
THE PORTE's CRY OF RACE
The Porte has published the following Off
cal dispatch. The Russians. defving ina
RIGHTS Of humanity. and without any mill
tarN necessity, have completely destroyed
the town OF kuStChuk, which l. now nothing
out heap o. ruins. They spared neither
mos ues, churches, hospitals, nor public
buildings. Wetcreby make known fhsir act
10 Jhe justice and humanity OF Europe"
II RHIsH VICTORY IN ASIA
, IN Official disrstch confirms the report
mar tue Turks captured the Samebah aud
hhatzubant heights before Batoun after a
severe conflict. A monitor from WIidtU
sunk large Russian steamer which was en-
deaNorlsg 10 embark troops aud ammuni-
ton near kahove.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYb.
THoMAs BOWLING. Agcroneer
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhAL PhOPEREl ON NJ STREET NORTH.
ESI. BEIMEEN 4rH AND 5Tu sra

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BAL PhOPERr1 ON Nj STREET NORTH.
kST, BETWEEN 4TH AND JTH Sis
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to the under IL
signed, bearing date the 9th day of Septen- f-s4
Der, A d. l56. and duly recorded in Libe -GA
IOio 10 one OF the land records of the District of
columbia, and at the request in writing of the party
HereOy secured, we shall sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, July 9th, Is7T
a. Clock p m, "sn that certain piece or parcel
OF land and premises situate and being In the city OF
washington, District of Columbia, and known a ai
Glsnsuished upon the public pI ats ana plan of said
CITY as hot numbered forty nine f49l of Augustus
DaVis' subdivision of original lot numbered eight
e. IN square numbered FIVE hundred and thirtesn
te as the same Is recorded in the Surveyors Office
Sl tne District OF Columbia said lot forty nine 40
nav ing 'front.' on street north of twenty a0l feet
ana Two % inches, by depth OF one hundred and
elsht oc ieet eight and half (ss inchesn to-
gethet win the Improvements thereon consi.tn OF
Commodious and finely finished brick dwell ing
mouse, containing all modern conyeuiepces pum.
Dered 4Js Nj street northwest.
Ierms OF sale are: All the puI chase money except.
lbg SotW In cash, and a credit of four (p years on
said S5U With interest at nine (al per centum DER
annum, payable semi annually, ured by the note
OF the purchaser, with deed OF trust on the prom
erty sold: All conveyanc at purchasers cost A
deposit OF $50 most be paid at time OF purchase
ana the terms OF sale must be Piled with within
one week from the day of sale, otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
rfsk and cost OF the defauting purchaser,
CHAS. T. DAVIS r,..o
r,,o, X. X. ELLIOT, ifustees'
IHOS. DOWLING, Auct. 1919 90
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SATURDAYS RACES. The Monmouth
Park, Long Branch, y. J., races opened sat-
nrday, with nne weather aud fast track
lie winners were York. one mile, for $40.
IN 40 Baden Baden, Jersey Derby stakes.
valued AT II 800, one mile and a half IN
Z.4oa Frederick the Great. mile heats for
100, IN La and i6; Painless, three quar-
yer OF mile dash. In lis. In this race
Indiana threw her rider a. the hall mile. The
race won oy Baden Baden, was the fastest
ever run In a stake contest at Monmouth
Park. AT Fleetwood Trotting Park
Damon won the ~ 900 purse in 2.2s 2N y.
and ID I'm the 2.26 class afur,iay az
Detroit, Lew Scott took first money, Burton
second, Captain Jack third, Keller fourth.
Time, 2Slk. Rarus trotted two miles
against time In 2 ~ = and , 7. h. In the "a
class Monroe ChieftOok first money r. iwar,i
second, Hannis third and Monroe fourth
lime, 229, 30, 30, 2-30 a. Free for all, Lit
Tie Fred took first money, Slowgo second.
and Cozette third. Time, 225 :, 225, 22lY.
= 2.24A 2.bk '''.Ine trOtting races a.
Chester Park, Cincinnati. commenced sat
urday. The first race, for four year old and
under, Tor purse OF . 900, divided. Alice
West took first money, Keen Jim second
Romance third, Kentucky Wilkes fourth.
Time, Z32s, 235, 81, 2-3S, 2.3l -. Second
race, for 2.2s class, purse 81 Ol5. divided.
Won by the Jewess in three straight heats.
Time, q, 2.26, 22sk. .'..Saturday was the
nrst July meeting al Dexter Park Chicago
The nrst race, mile and quarter, purse $50
Bill Bruce won. Time, 2.I2s. Second race.
mile and repeat, purse $500. summary
Trump /, 2, !; killum 3, I, 2; Clockford 2 s. q.
No time given. The last race, trotting mile
heats, three In i've, purse $500, was won by
Maggie -. Time, 252 2-32 22iA 2.B5.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THB
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST
June gath. 1877.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON,
4:5O-BaltmOre and Way Stations
6:50-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations, via Re
7:5O-White Sulphur & Valley Springs Express
makes no stops between Washington and
7:55-.t. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. (Hagerstown except Sun.
s:oo-@Baltimore Express
s:i0-PedmOnt, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagers-
town, Point Of Rocks andWay Stations.
s:3O-Sew York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti
more Express.
s:OO--Baltim6re and Way Stains. ION Sunday
connects for AnnapOlisJ
10:00-BaltimOre Express.
PM.
121O-Baltimore, Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
1:30-New York and Philadelpsa, Baltimore En-.
press. Ton Sunday TO Badmore only, stop-
ping at all stations and cancels for Fred
3:3O-Baitimore and Way Static.
4:3O-Baltimore and Laurel Esoress Stops a
Bladeusburg. Frederick Tia RELAY
4:33-Point Of Rocks; Fredehk, Hagerstown
Winchester and Way Sta1ns
$40 baltimore, Annapolis al Way Stations
5:3O-'Philadelpbia, Norfolk al Baltimore Ell.
press; Passengers for NcfOlk takey in the
cars directly 10 boat. - '"'
545-'ChiCagO and Columbus Exnress Win
-, chester and HagerstOw n, accept Sunday
$50 Baltimore Express.
$50 baltimore and Way Stains
S:25-'St. Louis and Cincinn at xpress
lU.OO-'New York, Philadelphia pd Baltimore Ex.
press Stops at BladensbSg, Beltsyills and
DAILY Other trains dailv axee, c,u, -,
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MGRRIED.

LESCALLETT-MiLLIAM On Tuesdar, Iuns
lih l.ls, at the residence of the brides father bV
To- bey. A. Bender, DAVID LEsCALLETr, OF
ssh ngtOn, ID. G, aud VI lNOH WILLIAMS. u Fr,.d-
ericksbUrg, Va. lfnederioksbarg pap-Ts please
c0py.l
RAE-M1ILIAMsON On the 18th of June by
the Rev. A n Amts. MIR GEoRsEW RAE, 81 Rich
mond, Va, TO GE'EGIE V. wiLLIANsON, OF WASH
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ID II. wARNEg, Real Estate Aucnoncer.
CR0. TRUEsDELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
u Tth- -.
THIS EVENING.

UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMFD
"a PLEDGES
On MONDAY, July ,. at 30 p m. and p
on TUESDAY. July 3, at . 30 .. m, / will cSS
&c !, at establishment No. I23S Penney lvaniaty,X
avenue corner OF 18Th street, larg, collection OF
Gold and silver Watches, Jewelry, Guns and Pts
tolls, &c All goods W hich have been pawned here
over four months are included In this sale
je29 st COLEMAN 4 CO, Auotiohee,,.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
IN ON NoEH SIDE WATER STREET, BE
IN ZEN OpNGRESS AND HIGH STREETS
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF q deed of trust, dated the 10th -
0ay OF July 1919 TO the undersigned, and re- al
at the request OF the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction In front of the premises, on
TUESDAY, the Sd day of July, lS7, at $50
O'Clock p; m, all that piece Of ground known Lot
numbered seventy 7Ol, ia Peters square, George
town, District Of Columbia, fronting twenty i've
feet more or less the north side of Water street
and running back north and at right angles with
said street of the entire width of said lot one hum
dred and tw enty feet more less to an alley i'm
proved by q frame Black smith Shop.
Terms: 9 $50 cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the property
sold, With interest at per cent. Convey anoing at
cost OF purchaser post Of SIS required at time
OF sale. If the terms OF sale are not complied with
within hive dsys the Trustees ree-zve the right to
resell the property at the risk and OF defauting
purchaser after 1--we days notice.
WILLIAM KING r..
THOMAS BOWLING. Amer ieIQd
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ThOMAS BOWLING, Auct. jels
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON NORTH STREET. BETWEEN 3p
and 4IH SHEETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust given to us and -
dated the 18th day Of May, A; D. 1873, and duly an
recorded In Ltber No. I'll, folio BIS, one Of the &
land records OF ashngton county, in the District
OF Columbia, and by request Of the parties secured
thereby, will sell, al public auction. in front of
the premises. N TUESDAY, the IOth day OF July,
D. lS7I, at O'Clock p. all that piece parcel
OF ground lying in said city and District aforesaid
and known as part Of Lot twelve l2), Square seven
hundred and eightyhve 7ssl: Beginning for the
same on north sire & at tbs dividing line between
lots ii and L. running thence Is feet inches
THENCE south TO the depth the lott thence west with
a 80 foot alley feet ard inches; thence due north
Al feet ga inches; thence west seven feet: thence
north 95 feet to the beginning together with all and
singular the appurtenences, rights, privileges, i'm.
provements and other herediaments to the same be-
longing or otherwise a pertaining.
Terms OF sale: third cash; balance in two
equal installments In and II months notes bearing
Sper cent interest, and secured by deed of trust on
the premises sold. A deposit of 5 leo will be re-
quired as soon Sold. ConVeyancfng at purchas-
ers cost. III the terms Of sale piled
within ten days from day of sale, the Trustees re-
serve the right and privilege of reseing the prop
upon giving five days notice of such resale in some
Newspaper published IN Washington, ID. O.
GEORGE NEITZEY, lr-.
Ell OONRAD SCHAEFER. Z Aiustoos.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF 300 ll,rSSsrLvANIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF 900 frNNSYLyANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of the will of Walter LenoN, de- AA
ceased, will offer for sale at auction, in front 8
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 3D. day Qf2-A
July, A ID. 1877, at q O'Clock D. m, a part of Lot
No l. in Sauare 800 in this city viz: Beginning at
the northwest corner of said lot on PennsylvanIs
avenue and running thence enthusiastically in a
line right angles with said 1873 feet thence
south in line at right angles with street 40 fest
thence esst along street q Ia feet; thence north
IN a lire at right angles with G street 291O feet;
thence in line at right angles with said avenue IS
feet and thence along said avenue N.l0 feet To the
place Of beginning, and improved by a three story
Brick Building, known as No. COS Pennsy lyania
avenue northwest.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in three equal
pay mtnis. at respectively 6, IL and Is months from
dag of sale, with per cent. interest. Deed given
upon full payment Of purchase money. A deposit of
$3.50 required upon sale. Conyeyanclng at pur-
chaser 3 cost.
REGINALD F6NDALL. Trustee.
DUECAESON BIOS, Aucts. je2l-eO&ts
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nOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TW0ST0RY FRA s
AND LOT ON 18th STREET, NEXT Coz
NER SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated December "a
18th, A. d. lS76, and recorded in Liber SAL, n
folio lS5, of land record for District of COlum -,
bia, and at quest of party secured thereby VIII
eel st public auction, in front Of premas,r o on
TUESDAY, July 3 1877, at q . m, Lot 10 iaySIcg
gins subdivision of part of square loss, z ash'
ington city, ID. C., with the improyemen;iMicr = 4,
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, (of psOnno ~
must be paid at time of saleJ and basnc ~, anu
Is months, to be secured by purchaser -, @ U
ing per cent. interest and a deed of ~. VI prop
erty sold. VIM. r. HOLTZMAs Lruusstee,.
ie22- eoSt l2CI sirdnoIIuNesI.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ash Is WILLIAMS. AUos,o.---

.
TRrsTEEs SALE OF THE ELEGANT THREE
fEo0aT PNELLTNNs 80 A.. SINrEEN re
k kE,, n,l ALs ST Ts a. REsIR5BLh NAcANr
bWfLLsG t % hE NdkfH rH r.. AS s
rr rerIl Is IN 10. NJ :, dei'sSifal and fas6iosab !,
HSrsa s & .ss s iS ana Sd r. s
bepsItnen,s... 80.
s.T s,s, p ~ and duly 'i reoori sS1d in
LibeL n; So ',,.5 "a e go one 4 IN, -
S.deT - eS iTsme Court u t,e IisIrist Of Ceum
nS si,Ier :slrs.i y1Ty cause No sos and At the
cured ~ ~ ad deed q trust Ne .sa 4. e fS a. pub
DAY Jun Sour l5os a d 'ss p,'@:,. % Status
Innate aps Pieces or pArees Of lsRd and prea~.
sr@, Of C"p 1r,ns IN The >ity Of wsshiagtog, ps
test a. 1 , hiry eight snd the nor,h eleven
tber, o. a lot numbered thlrty r,, AZ aSpth
asaInder snbdiy ision % lot. I'm .,usrs ,nn
erty hAyh 'front.' OF fSr,y sen sr 30 said prop
gtp,h oi on hundred and forty-hse ,ltsS 90 a.
geiter wiIi the imp1r I, foot pubic alley, 20
., Nms 81 sale: One-hslf IN cs.h the r..i4,. a.,
eighteen ~ months from day ~ ale ~ .h M
puress ser ~ uOt.s are % D. given b.sT
the rste Of eight 80 per cent n~r sD ,..s'e-t ~
aSis senl Niuaiiy, am 90 be secured ~ ss.s
tory poll OF insurance on the building =
p osii OF np VIII De required upon each piece a
AZ nSt {. mplled NIL IN seven a. dave ~ r...rV
ustsht 70 resell the property # the risk and c.f
purchaser : cost " NV ''''A NJ
n Is. The above properties will be .sIa I'm turo
= psrate parcels. The vacant lot will b. orsr.s
ms ana The use second The vacant 1t vii D.
$50 sut-ct 20 prior deed Of trust datsd Marco Ia
II O. and recorded IN Liber No 81, folio 81 ~ "a
OF The lsno records for the District of Columbia =,
ssCnss certsln r,missory note dated March lsth
80 Tor $500 aud interest due thereon Al ten lai
Per cent per shnum from September ltth. lS76 said
LII beihR ray able one yrar from IT, dase The
Neiing VIII be sIlj subject % = prior deed 0f 'rust
SsateI ruher 9th, $50, aud recorded in L her
NO oz iolo ~ 81 seq Of the said land record.
t,stcnre certain promissory note. dated p4caaher
...L' NV anu yAble 20 the order Il W ". UHrco-
N,h ilefts thereon At riue @ per cent pr Auruu
I'm I'm december 2Uth' ls16' said intsres being gay
,s,o.oka. MILLION ASHFORD. rru.....
!eE-eo@ds JAMES ). EDWARDS. trustees.
~ BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER
ts., q ne st We sale ) POSITION Ed until THURS
pAb ia ~ 9th. A. u. lS77, same hour and place
by order Of the Trustees
W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
NUNC ANseN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNf hNSeH BIOS, Auctfcneers.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECrS, &C.
BY viItne OF decree Of the Supreme Conrt6
for the bis rict of Columbia, holding a special W
term on the 9th day of June, ISL, viii pro- "a
coed = sell at auction, on TUESDAY, the 81 Z I
day OF July, A ID. lS77 CONNIE ncing al 10 click,
a. the auction rooms Of Duucanson Bros, cor. 9th
and II streets northw est quantity of Household
Effects being the personal property Of Robert ar
TisOn, deceased consisting in part Of
Sofas, Chairs, Dedsteads,
Feathers. Tables, Mattresses,
Stoves, Bure aus, Crock ~,
One Silver Watch, &C.
Terms cash.
J. +. HiRTIGAN, Administrator
leSq-3t of estate of Robert Harrison, a &C "a.