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A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
General once, corner 10th and y ID District at
the Arlington Hotel; Sd District, IS Penn avenue.
Box rents 10 Be reduced to S17s per month After
the LIST OF July. Send for circulars.
lnstruments aro placed Ia the house Of citizen
n the expense Of the Company, by which certain
nsnaLs can be communicated 70 the Offices above
10 promptly rendered. messenger can be called ~
any hour day or mig to any erraad required,
Policeman, In constant attendance At o nice day
ana night starts 10 the house instantly hen police
ca Is turned In. Once In teleersphic communities
Two mimi - after hre alarm is turned In At house.
anne OF doctor TO be registered ct once, be sum-
nloned instantly dav night. No watchmAn can
sleep on duty without being reported next morning.
III attacked by robbers he summon sssistance a
once BY turning IN police call or IN his reguar n q
mails are suspended, messenger 10 cent 70 knov ne
- .~~~ 49,
myB eotm r. L. HUME, PRECEDENT.
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"GATH" ~ CAAP-MEETrSGs the nm
sress az love ma me church ~ much facilt-
tated by calling Miss sister and .sMrp
brother. Tire young man seeking grace has
Just got up from wrestling IA the straw. aud
tecis relief ana JOY when a plump young wo-
man comforts him Across the table bv saw
ins. "BrOther TompkiuS. viii Won haVs
some OF The cheese?" He bluShes and get,
out The sweet utterance. Yes. Sister To III .
II seems 10 be - well received that after a
pause, 70 catch his breath, ne says, "SIster,
! believe 4 shall bathe after dinner po won
hathe:" Brother Toni kinS sine saw 81
MINK us Just old splendid. After a refresh
ing sermon u seems To he aS necessary a. A
congregational hymn u get right in and
KICK up "Sistcr,n he saws. demurelv,
we both battle. Then the Young man
reflects how agreeable ls this RELIGION. You
are called "Brother" right after you gel IN.
Then every body has confidence in You. Won
go hsthing with the very elect. Aud the
younger elect are more comely than Ina
worldly. How beautifully Sister Tod pro-
nounces cheese" The old heads OF the
church, too, encourage FUN aud courtship A.
soon a. worship as over. Every teadr1 o1
tnai great vine, The Church Society, Is
thrown around the convert. Sir Giles Over
reach could not have been more anxious for
MS daughter To kiss close" than these D sh-
ops ana elders 60 mary their converts to-
gether. IL strengthens our church, and Is
Dclldes, marriage fee. So Sister Todd aud
Brother Tompkins dip together, swim to-
gether dive together, and feel aglOw together.
Coincidence Is b gotten OF their mutual faith
In the great over arching protective Society
into which they are Initiated Not an eve IL
taken nom them; everlasting vigilance
keeps them in; the angels bear them up lest
~ any time they dash their feet against a
stone. In year or two Tompkins has cot
tage AT Asbury Park; young TompkinS
appears 10 he baptized.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST.
June 24th, 1877.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
<:30-Baltimore and Way Stations.
o:s0-Bsitnnore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
Point Of Books and Way Stations, via Be-
T:sO-white Sulphur 3 Valley Springs Express,
makes no stops between Washington and
1855. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. (Hagerstown except Sun
e:00-sBatimore Express.
e:lO-Pledm0nt stresburg, Winchester, Hagers-
town, Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
e:3o-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
s:0o-'Baltimore and Way Stations ION Sunday
1o:oo-BsItimore Expressp' 'hs'
Pm.
12:1O-Baltimore, ElIcott City, Annapolis and Way
Stations.
1:3O-New York and Philadelphia. Baltimore Ex-
press. ION Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
ping at ell stations and connects for Fred
S:3O-Baltimore and az Stations
l:S0-Baltmore and Laurel Express. STOPS at
Bladensburg. Frederick, via Relay.
<:3S-Point OF kOcks, Frederick, Hagerstown,
Winchester and W ay Stations.
4:40-.Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
S:30-'Phsdelphia, Norfolk ard Baltimore. Pas
sengers for Norfolk takeS in the cars d.
rectly to boat.
S:45-'Chicago and Columbus Express win.
chester and Hagerstown, except Sunday
I:30--Baltimore Express.
7:35-'Bsltimore and WAY Stations.
e:OO-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
9:95-'st. LOUIS ana Cincinnati Express.
lO.oO-'New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ex
press. Stops ct Bladensbura, Beltsyills and
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In this connection attention Is invited 70 the ,o,
lowing article copied from "The Great Newspaper.
ofthe United States, series OF Historical shetobe.
published In Roweu's Centennial Ssus,a. v,
hibiticn," New YORK, 1875:
IN create, dss," perhaps fAs. s-y ssv ,,s,c
- 'hs country, The WASHINGTON EysN,s s,.,
IS ms opponent and representative Of 1 ist.r.s,s 81
s city n srhich az Is published I1t, Ia, b..r n,
tAd'aetsy from as bssinains, and to shis distinev,
hatEs IS largely dxs its rrsss1. uids eiye.a,c ,s
SIS ARA character as - sdrrtisins svsdirss
FoVs6sd n la52 IL Is BY many wears ths oLa.a a.,
" also As NEST popular and ixaxsntiaL q, ii. p,axs
arspdpe,s published al tie National CryifaI. n.
policy a. sirins tAs elosest attention to local int,.,
hioA 1as afortt BY its founders las MOI ONLY be-.
sdaertd to- b sal further dsrslep.s by its p,.ss.,
~'dnassmeHf, tn:o 1aoN hands sas pdpg eapys, bv
'kfcsaSs, ~ lSeI. Not only his, hol,e-r Ipnn,
ssa<.y on assrrnins control D.y determined 10 sole,
hs problem 0 pA5tsAins a daily news aad bssiass,
oS'SaI strcasiy local eAa,aets so chap q, TO D.
~'iAt" the mean, 81 sp oorsss eitizsa vet so ids 1.
IFS scope, so AGA its AIMS osd 80 fxH asd con,
- al us de1cytnsnfs meet s sroct,nx dsxn.h,
o's riShfns TO keep posted n tAs daily dofnss Of
ssso!s eor!d. To tAis ed tAs Larsus ssh h1s,
sssdtHd9A forcs o. editors, ypoStuS aad eorysspond.
ss's IS eonssaatly employed, ts xlesya,A Il |yuls
and ts,a!ly u;sd, AID the fastss oa pvost po.rfx,
p1fntiss machinery Is called isto srios 71s ,ssxs
daily paper rhies HtralIy SOS into sr~y Ioxss.
soId - fss Dtstrtet Of CoKm6ia IL kns INDEED ben
eo"tfssies!y established taas The STAB Aas sso,,
iAaH fA'~ hr'ss as many ssbss5ers asd ssovs txos
See times many readers as any o:Av daily po,c
PUBLISHED - WasAinstOs. AHd not tai, alone. Iss
regular S1maness subscriptions sia IL bs!isvsd % D,
Ierso fsas thai a. dsy sceaiss paper in az Uait>d
Ssasss 40 mater where published trAtS tss es,exLs
nos IS, ~ proportion to ia population o .As CITY
SA0s priStsd aad esres!dssd tAS largest and fsIxs
psStsssd BY ANY S<scspaya ~ tAs world IL folLo,s,
1soTs, fAas riAin the territory oo-ered By is ei,es
!a'iOs II has no real, asytAiss approaesins an
s7sa, Is means Of reaching the public Ii Aas IN
fSef, passed iato q 0s1rin thar "Ec~pbody Sa
tss Dtsries Of CO!xnsbta cAo can read, reads The
STAR, AID eroy rA0 adrGtises at all sduu.isSs
ifs Columns" Ya b tAorsAs tAos q,
riyesIdtioa and influence are only local. IL IA,
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tme in eery large degree the tceahy and PURCHASING
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ss local. tAs papss ssrrAslsss IN tSs best ssssa
ses~ero!ssss SD ssesSesr7seritsd - Us syA1s."
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
STATES MARsHALS SALE.

By virtue Of decree of the supreu,e Oours Of the
District Of Columbia sitting in Equity, IN the cause
OF N. " Draper We JonnsJn p. Tnomss No s,S.4,
passed the SIst day of uly 1871 will offer for
.ae, at public auction in front Of the misses. sit
nate al the intersection OF 18Th aud streets and
WEDNESDAY,, the sth Of August, ly7, a. 10
teres OF the parties to this cause to the following
described pro perry to witt Lot 4, in square pa, aud
the west feet OF Jt g. in said square, together With
all the buildings, Improvement and appurtenances
thereon and thereto belonging, being blaming mill
al saw mill, with all the &C hinery con aected
therewithi also all the goods chsttes, aud furni-
lure on said premises, belonging to N. o. Draper
TREDK DOUGLASS, q. 8. Marshal d. O.
DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts. a1Sl-dt
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uIROMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
John SHERMAN, Auctiopeer,
"
TBBggsTEEs' SALE OF vALUABLE1ApsovEp
1oPESTf ON BOOK CREEK CHURCH

loud Building.
TBBEsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLEIMPRovED
novPESTt ON BOOK CRGEK CHURCH
by virtue CT deed of trust to me, dated "a
June 18th, A. u. ISL, duly recorded in Liber 1..1
10 OH, folio Isl, ct seq B., one Of the land re-&s
cords Tor the District Of Columbia, aud at the re-
quest OF tho party secured thereby, will sell At
public auction. 10 front Of the premis s, on FRI
DAY, August 2fth, ls77, at ; O'Clock .. m. the
following described tract of land, lying IN the
formerly part of Thomas Browns land. situate on
Rcck Greek Church HoGd, and beginning for the
said tract at al old boundary stone marked I, on q
plat, accompanying @ deed from said Tn )mas Blown
and wife to John Loeliger, which deed is recorded
In Lber j. A. s.. No. 20 folio 253, seq :, oae Of
the lard records for said county and District, bear
ing the description No. 8; thence running south So
degrees west 100 Oh Ains thence north ga degrees
ea.t 20 Chains thence north "a degrees ives; 5.il
cNans; thence north GA degrees west 4 81 chsins;
thence south SCZs degrees west 10 IS chains;
thence south Ia degrees west Ii 30 chains; thence
north e45l degrees cas-, 3 chains the beginning,
con- tanning thirteen and 40-lN acres, less,
together nth TIE inproy emeGts.
Terms of sale: One Thousand dollars cash, aud the
baiancs IN four equal yearly payments, with inter
est al per centuIn per annum, secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. A deposit of $500
Quired Of the purchaser at the time Of sale, and all
expenses at chasers cost Terms to bs Jm lied
with within seven days.
This property has good front, on thu public road,
with fine whey ard, 10 good bearing order, AMI il
IL a good sta.e Of cultivation. There ars 2 frame
houses the premises; one Of about rooms, known
IS the Swine House, ard the other with about
room; also barr, &C., &c.
w NJ SMII II, Salesman. aUs3
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city, 10 cents week; BY mail, 60 cents q month or
$500 per year, postage prepaid; single copies, Z
cents.
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II II. WARMER, Resl Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES tALE OF VALUABLE improve
kEAL ESTATE ON TWENTIETH STREE
hABTl " ESI W y U ~ Y Y q 8 VI

NoBhih w hSI. hE =. - Ii
BY virtue of deed oftrust, dated o, il l7th -
A. ID. i54 and recorded in Liber No. ISL folio fff
IS, one OF tue land records for the District
Columbia at the request of the holder of the note
thereby secured the undersigned will sell public
auction, Ia front OF the premises. on THU KSDA Z,
the l6t day of August, A ID. lS77, at d o'clock o.
m, the following described real estate situated 10
the city OF Washington in the District of Columbia
to wit: The south part of lot numbered four H. in
square numbered one hundred and twenty (l2O,
fr1nt twenty nine t29 feet six and Ons-q uarter
(t1s ces on Twentieth 800 street northwest and
running back one hun red nd forty three li3 feet
ten 10 inches to twelve (2D foot alley, ether
with the improvement thereon.
Terms: One third cash, AMI the balance in six and
twelve months IN equal payments, for which the
mistory notes of the pCrchas-r will b, require
bearing interest at ten per cent annum, secured
10y deed OF trust on the premises, the purch aser
may pay all cash at his option. A deposit of Sl01
will he require st the time Of sale. All conveyan
cling to be at the cost of ths purchaser If The terms
Of ALE are not complied with within ter days tn re
after the Trustee the right to resell the pre-
perry al the nix and cost Of the defauling purchaser
SSosi q 4H e; akESNsDY' Trustees.
J. i. COLDWELh salesman. aug4- eoSis
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= u. WARMER, Real Estate Auc,ioneer,

TRUsTEES SALE OF NEAT rwo-sToRY
No. ll28 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, Bs,
TWEEN AND N SHEETS, NORTHWEST
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated October -
18th, a. ID. lS5, duly recorded in Libsr No. Ss.I
1885, folio 14, one OF the L and Records for the-..
District Of Columbia, and ~ the request of the
IN front OF the premises, ON THURSDAY, August
With, l7, ct O'Clock m, ell that certain piece
Wellington, District Of Columbia, known and de-
scrfbed a. lot "W' in Alex Il. Shepherds subdiyi-
ls75, and recorded in Surveyors Office OF said city,
In Liber X. L. Hoxie, folio g. said lot fronting IA
feet inches on Connecticut avenue, and bsiog the
north half Of sub 6, together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance at 8, II
snd Is months, with interest At ak Per cent per
nnr um, secured by deed Of trust on the property
Sold deposit OF 100 required 81 the time Of sale
ard all convey ancing af purchasers cost Terms 70
be complied with u seven days -
SAMUEL CROSS, Trustee.
1T OOLDWILL, 6aie-man. jy1s-eoA a.
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Il IVWNH1tN o 0bEENs duCffOneere.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON sTREET NOBTH, BE.
TWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS WEST,
in THE CITY OLE WASHINGTON. ID q

IN TIE VII UF WASHINGTUN, d ..
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust to me, dated on -
the I'D May, A d 1872, and recorded in Liber r.a3
6Sl folio us, one Of the Land Records for theg
party secured will sell at public auction, in front
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the Sth dag of
parcels Of grou nd situated in tins city of Washing
ton, in the District of Columbia, known and de-
t64 sixty five (6s). sixty six (65D, aud sixty seven
(6 in William A. Gordon's recorded subdivision Of
square numbered one hundred and fifty two (l5lI,
(the same being portion Of the property described
IN said deed OF trrsti with the improvements, con-
ststing OF fine two-story frame DIV cling hou ses
Each lot will be offered separately.
Terms Of sale ne-third cash; balance in six and
tV eiVe months, with interest secured by deed of
rust on the property. deposit Of fifty dollars on
each lot at time of sale. Convey ancing at cost of
purchaser. III the terms are not complied with
m one week from day of sale, the Trustee
the right TO resell at risk and cost of defaulng pur
chaser. WILLIAM A GORDON ir
jysO-d&ds ~ Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aact,oD.s--

AnCTioSsALEo TIRE STABLES AND sHKDs
m. nNtLn 0CCDfIkD Bl THE DkPUT
IRN IMPRoyEaENTs. To,;EraEs Win
ssbseeSEI Two HUNDRED LOADS OF
CD SATJ kDAY, August IIth, ~ a,IES
ooes Al the northU eat corner - q srf lsth .. II
containing about g stalls, with Gas and sater 49,
togsthsr v th atcu; 80 Loads u travel
The Stables end sppurtensnce. " IN be sold a. an
entirety, and che purchaser viii hs reIsi-s.i 20
remove them from the premises befYrs the 81 Of
August. ISL.
~ order Of the Government
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
AuGs-d kep. Auctionaar
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7 T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auc tiOaesr.

TkUSTEES'SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY On TIE NORTH SIDE OF 3
SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Ct = deed Of trust, dated December -
Eih, \. II. 1874, duly recorded a Liber So NO.
40, folio 81, one Of the isud records for ths.k1.
District Of Columbia, and at the rsqusss ofths psrty
occurred III reby, will cell a. public auction ia
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, August An ,
$50. as c'oSk D. m the folio wing described real
estate, situate in the CITY # WAshingto1 District
Columbia 10 wit: All that piece parcel OF ground
know q and designated rs Lot numbered tso -. IN
square numbered ieht hundred and forty two 81 10
fronting nifty t~ (52 feet six and haif Ia ses s.,
inch g. By depth Of one hundred l00l feet aud bar
~ inches, together with the i'm ,rogenls ats, AZ,
DIV eliiugs.
Terms: One fourth in cash, and the balance at g.
IL AZ lo months with interest per cent p-r an
mum, secured by deed II trust on the property ia
or all cash, at option OF the purchaser deposit Os
Sl0 required on each house nj the line of sale and
ali convey ancing at purchasers cost Terms 10 be
complied with in seven DAYS
EDWARD WOLC0TT.
aL2 eo&ds BRAIEARD III. WARNER trustees.
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nUNCANSOE BIOS, Aucuoneers,
II 9th and d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 18Th STKEET, BETWEEN L AND n

SN 18th sTTBREEhT, bETWEEN I AND N
By virtue of . deed Of trust to the subscrib. II
e err, dated the l4th day of DECEMBER, a; D.
the land records for the District OF Columbia, at
the request OF the pauy secured thereby, we win
sell al public auction, On the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAY, the 6th day Of August, MI, 1t 3 O'Clock
2, m the following Real Estate in the city Of
Washington, d. O.. described a. the north tW euty-
I'VE feet 'front.' by the depth thereof Of lot numbered
thirty four l3D In square numbered one hu adred
and forty (l4O with the improvements consisting Of
Q wo-story frame building.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
months from day VI sale bearing interest eight 81
per cent. per annum until paid, to be secured By
a the cost Of the purchaser. depost OF is0 viii
be required Of the gqrshaser - s2on e the prop.
complied with within Z days from day Of sale, the
Trustees reeerve the right 70 re:el the property q
giving daye' notice Of such resale In sons news
paper Dublbhsd in wa:hingtcl, 2; O.
Ule-eo&ds OHAe. 7. DAVIS, Trsseess'
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EVENING STAR.
IttSDAf............An gr>t :. LIZ.
An Awful ENptasioY
ShsNo - ARKANSAS BURNED At ruu

500 =. - AkkANsAs BURNED AT the
~ 49, tok RAPE AND NURnER.
IN FRIDAY night. about mid nigh :. -,
81 between sixty and SEVENTY - me-, i.so
y ohierct our town, went 10 the biacessn,sss.
SHOP, broke IL open, procured tools. and nm
cetded Ia The Jail and broke oman NJ f,r,r
They Went 10 the cell IN which tieorre Iacs
sou, The negro ravishCr aud murderer Of IN,
nttle gil Comma Haynes. was cooanSs
AID. breaking open Tie door Of ne cell. hey
.oOk George out and departed They csrrief
him south OF the town about miles near IN,
Berlin road, where they chs ned him 70 N
green sapling and there buraed MIN. The
~noie AFFAIR was conducted 50 quietly. ex-
SSPt ue boise made ia breaking open tho
shop' mat very few persons were aware OF
their presence until they were leaving town
A. they We're going or they set MP loud
ye.lhg' which was done 20 prevent the volcs
OF the negro nom being heard Some Of our
ciuzens saw them riding through the streets
hna earning they had the negro followed
u1l, ~ .ney came 10 place OF execution.
W nen they arrived there. however the negrx.
was burned To death aud the men ar gone
Al Mr.. Brazleale's the kidnappers baltrf
400 ksN Seorge some water aud asked ]. Z.
brsEZeale 10 40 with them and hear what
George had 10 say. This he declines doiua.
We are told by Mr. BraZzeale aud others than
Georges cries were voctferOus and WeTT,
heard by the neighbOrs as far as two miles
OF. While al the Jail these men Informed
Mrs Hol mes, who lives IN the jail aad who
was no doubt very much excited. thai Silss
neeu not be alarmed, a. their bus ness was
20 PROTECT females. As TO who they were or
whence they came ar is wrapnet in rnvs-
lery. 1hey were seen in the evening south
% htte ana Win some the CITIES conVer..-
90 ~, aa,d LOW .tHs'anaing they were uniis-
Rnlsedr Vet none Of them were resOg.. zof
Some SAID they were from Monroe. 30 na
from htNirop aud some from 4 Iels .rnre
These statements as 10 the localities. now
ever, amount 20 nothing. SOM tarsous
visited The scene o. sunday and f1und only
small portion OF the bofy-Say al put a,
pounds. h11nh'"g Ark.N ". u'1r Jt1g =.
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COLDS HEATING APPARATUs.

We are the Manufactures a
GOLD n WARY AIR KURNACI6,
xQsl 70 6seDn, and sssQsIssts0ssab9v ~ baa
Can and see ths thing ITSELF, and tahs Q -
scnptfve pamp klet,
~CHANDELIIRs end oAs-SIXrURIs a,
SMITH, DIRGE 4 CO.,
decS1-U lO14 Pennsylvania oce,s ~.
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hUNCANS BIOS, Auctioneers,
II Corner 9th and u streets northwest

II Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SsD TS sFREk sEFs s5TrM MEs It
By virtue q deed Of trust to the subscri- -
bers, dated the Sd day OF December, A. ID. h.
ISIS, duly recorded in Lioer No so, folio 405
OF the land records for ths District Of Columbia at
will sell at public auction. in front Of the premises,
on TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of August, at o O'Clock
Of j p. Tustin's subdivision Of original lot num-
bered three 80, in square numbered five hundred
and seventy nine 500 in the city of Washington,
s,stine Of valuable two-story Brick House and
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance of the purchase money in Of
equal amounts, pay able In six twelve and eighteen
required At time Il sale the terms Il sale are not
the right to resell the property at the cost
and ey pense Of the purchaser. All conveyancins,
recording &e p # H9ff Of rpTrsshRaSS1Eria
iyNeo&ds CHARLES T. DAvI5,i trustees.
1NROMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND BOUNDARY NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust to ne, da.ed July -
j, ISIS. and culy record d In Liber 793, folio q,
one of the land records for the District Of Co..
lumbia, and At the request OF the party secured,
on the 9TH day Of Ausust, ia7, Of SIX O'clock .. m
the following described real estate in Washington
city; u. c. TO wit; The north feet of lot and the
south feet Of lot l2 and ell OF lots 10 and H. in Starr
and Metcalf's subdivision Of square No O2.
Terms: SS3o, with ex pense, Of sale in cash; bal
at 10 per cent. snnum, secured by deed trust
on property sold; or all cash. ut the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of SlOO required at time Of
MD THOMAS L. GARDNER, Trustee: