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Infants treated during sickness with Monols
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DIED.


BOULDIN. On April 8Hh. lS77. Mrs SILVIA
AM BoULDIN, beloved wife Of james 1uldin, age
The Mount Olive Lodge, No. IL are respectfully
invited g. attend her funeral. service SUNDAY July
LIST al tie fnth baptist Church, 81 half past two.
B0IsEAU. On June 18th, Isl, RosE MARIE,
aged p months.
LITTLEroN. on tho 2s,h of June, Is77 .RIASes.
ten, aged 6m0ntbs asd day.
PBIBRAM. Departed her life, after a short fi-
RAN. widow OF the late solomon Pribrs, the 10th
TO morrow. Thurslsy at $50 p m !. from the re-i-
dence q hsr son law, B. J. Behrend. s30 SIN
street. northwest.
Is77, LILY NAV, infant daughter of Michael VI and
May kouzer, aged seven months and twenty
The Tslsti,es and F.iesds q the family are 70
eeig ~ I'M lny,tea g stsa The from rs.
OF five 0 clock.
SAEDERsON On the night Of the 2sth June,
Ia, SAMUEL H.. son Of the late Thomas n ana
Phebe ssBderson, in the 65th year Of HE age.
sister, Mrs. Isaac Entv sle 2a0 7rh street south
east on Friday afternoon, at . clock.
lAleHsndria papers please copy.l
SCHWARTZ. On June 27th. Is7T, after a short
but painfuliIlness NAME daughter Of A SCH vart..
Sr., age Eve years and half.
GEORGE county, Md, tomorrow, clock.
SULLIVAN: Miss ANNE : srLLIyAN, Of con-
umptlC N, age a years. 2mOuths a Il 4 dave.
How loIg she strreEifd gsinst disease,
which bsfii L.. skill ana care
Ana suffering hard 20 bear.
Ard yet through all, at times she a smile,
smile 81 Heavenly bitth
ALd hea the Angels called her home.
She smiled farewell TO earth.
IBY HER FRIEND. c Az
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
nence, No. Ist1 2Oth street northwest. on Friday.
AZ clock. June 18th, 10. Relatives aud frisHds
oi tie family are respectfully invited 60 attend.
SHAW. On June 10th, ISL, MRS. ELLEN M
wife Il Alfred Sbaw.
Friends of the family invited q attend the funeral
at ?. IN, THURSDAY.
SMITH. on June 10Th, lS57, az the residence Of
her parents, flIo llch ptreet northwest. Anna
ELIzABETH SMITH, daughter OF John II. aud Ids
II Smith, aged months, Is days.
Funeral viii take place THURSDAY, 23th instant,
at af past two clock A. m ,froH the residence OF
her parents. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend.
FULLY, June Is, Isl, MARY EsrEILA TULLy,
aged nine months and eleven days Ily daughter OF
Annie NJ and Bernard Tully, Of Georgetown, ID. u.
Little Ma annie our darling,
Pride Of all our hearts 81 home:
But angel came and VII spered,
Darling Mamie, do come home.
BY HER ACNT ELLA
Funeral will take place iron her father . resi-
dence. 33 LIST street, Georgetown. Thursday, Jams
,, a; II clock Relatives and friends invited
10 attend. Baltimore papers please copT.l
WICKER ON the 2sth Of June 1871. after q
short illness. infant Il Peter ID. aud Anna X.
NelCkCT.
FuEeral from residence, IIOe 18th street north
west. THURSDAY. j ne 81 n, NJ So ..
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EVENING STAR.
WEDNEsDAY......... June p, 1877.
The War iu the East


The Russians have made good their pas
sage OF The Lower Danube. Up TO Monday
800 troops had crossed az Ibrail.
THE BONBARPNENT OF RTsrCHUK
The bomhSrdment OF Ras:chuk continued
all Monday. English agents report thai The
English consulate, which hsd a large uni ~
JACK rosting, seems to have been singled ort
for concentrated fire, and WAS completely
destroyed. Hospitals and mosques were also
struck. Among The townSpeople kllie1 are
several women and children. lt f. asserted
also acts for the United States. unavailingly
endeavored 10 avert the Russian fire by
hosting the American flag.
HORIZONS OBJ THE WAR.
The London Ddily Nslrs has the following
from Rustchuk, Monday. The entire popu-
tation are flying into the neighboring VII
lagos. The governor general OF the province
has declared that ne holds the Authorities re-
sponsible for the lives or the fugitives, who
are mostly christians. Twelve shells have
ialien upon the military hospitals, i've upon
the civil hos pital and two uIon the orphan
asylum. The patients were seized with q
Panic and have left their beds. The Turks
IN turn partly destroyed GiurgeyO. Seven
hundred shells fell there yesterday and eight
hundred to-day. one Russian battery has
been dismounted. The Russians apparently
meditaie a serious attempt TO capture the
RUSSIA AND THE POWERS.
Il II Petersburg dispatch TO the Russian
Telegraph Agency contradicting the recent
- ssimlst reports as 10 lac relations OF Rug-
ia with the oJner powers SAYS. cit must be
admitted that Russia before resolving upon
var received the necessary assurances from
the cabinets Interested, and a. Russia will
loyalty keep her promise. there can De no
doubt that the powers viii fulnll theirs The
peace OF Europe therefore appears perfectly
ASSURED, and the results OF The war. far nom
importing, can only consolidate IT,"
THE OCCUPATION or HIR>OvA CON-
FTRMED.
The London N,H1fdTif'S BuCha rest dtSpatoh
confirms the report that the Russians orcu-
ped HlEoNa on Monday. They hal OBJ
served that every thing was very quiet there
a party Of Cogsacks first crossed tue nauube
near kalsraSh unpppOSed, advanced eau
uOuSly toward HirSoN a. aud found II had
been evacuated. Ia the rear OF the town
were several small deserted camps. which
the COSsacks burnt
The CONSPI RACN 10 RLOw Up THE SUEZ
CANAL.
"A special dispatch from Alexandra, Egypt.
published in the second edition OF the NeiUs,
says: The report recently published OF "A con-
spiracy TO blow up the Suez canal was based
On authentic information, but the knedive
l. taking effective measures 10 prevent such
an attempt on land. while a sea police l. be-
ing organized under the command OF two
English officers.
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TOMORROW,
THos. BOWLING, Auctioueer.

GRAND SALE OF FIFTY CRATES OF cu,S.
AND GLASSWARE; A RARE CHANCE FoR
DkALkRS AND PRIVATE BUYERS
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and ~
fRlphY MORNINGS. june 2sth, 2sGh
AID 29tn, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
Store 500 9Th street, between n aud SITS.
snail sell an immense assortment Of China. Crock
cry Porcelain ard Glassware, CO pr sing Decorated
and Plain China Diner ami Tes Services; Desc
rated and Plain Ware Of every description. The
whole contained in about fifty crst,s and Casks and
WILL posltively be cold without regard to cost
This sale offers a Be opportunity to dealers and
private buyers TO get first class Goods al their own
hEures. Terms cash.
le3it THOMAS DOWNING Apc+
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JUNE 2I.lS77

-, JUNE 2I,lS77.
TEAMS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets As follows
tor PitisbuTg and the Wrst, 1O.IO .. m daily, with
l.ari1r Car t. Pltf- burg and Sleeping Cars from
PIttShurg 20 Cincinnati, -. Louis, and Chicago:
1-4O }. NJ daily, NTH Palace Car 10 CHICAGO.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For lamar dlCua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niag.r. Falls
AMI ~" North, 4 D = m. daily except saturday
with Palace Cars 90 " atkins For WilIiamsn,rt
Lock Haven. Elmira, aud W atkins at 10 a
n daIy. except sunday.
Tor New York and the East, 9.55 D m daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express ~ Pull
nIsr F.irior Cars, . - a m. daily, except sunday
Sund5yr with Sleeping Cars from Washington to
Boston.
FOR Philadelphia, 5.25 a N and 1907. m. daily,
except sunday, and $50 and 9.55 p m daily
Acconim0talion for Baltimore. 5.25 and o: so a. m,
and 30 p m. daily, except Sunday.
EoT Pgpe's Creek Line, o SO a. N. and 90 D. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annap"li=' $50 a. and 800 .. N. daily, ex-
CeVt sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERTCKs BURG RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND HASHING-
Ton RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 8, Z, =, g-1O, IO.I1am13
20 o, p. m. On Sunday at $40 a. m. and
For the ; nth, via Richmond, SIS a m daily: $40
= N daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, s, =, $40
9:i0, 10, IL 8. m, 3, 4.2O, ), d, and o. m
-oh suilay AZ $40 and a. m. and p. m.
1IcEctSr information, sleeping and parIor car &C
conui1dat ons can be procured at the offices north
east corner 81 Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner of Sixth and Penu.yI
wanna avenue and at the depot here orders can be
yei 1T IN cheCklng Of baggage to destination from
l.. p. FARMER, General Passenger AGENT
FkANh THOMSON, General Manager. je9
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RAILROADS.
ALI MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- III GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
SAI4ONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTB

" TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
NAI4ONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTB
To THg
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST & SOUTHWEST.
June 2Ith 1871.
NJ LEAVE WASHINGTON
45h-Raifimure and Way stations.
t.s0-I aitlmDrc, ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations,
(f'iut u Rocks and Way Stations, vis Re
1.5O-Vhite sulphur & Valley Springs Express,
Grper's Ferry
75J-'>t. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg EXpress- (HageTstOwn except sun
500 Baltimore Express
e-lO-Pie,lmont- StraSburg, Wine chester. Hazers-
tlwn, Point II Rrcks and Way stations
e.SO-New hork Philadelphia, Boston and Bslti
300 Baltimore and Way stations (On Sunday
800 Connects for AnnapOlis.J
10ao0-BAltlmore Express.
12lO-Butim Ellicott City, Annapolis and way
I:3O-New York and Philadelphia. Baltimore Ex-
press con Sunday 90 Baltimore only, stop
Ping At al stations and connects for Fred
S.3O-BaltimOre and Way Stations
4.JO-EGitImore and Laurel Express. Stops q
Eladcn-burE. Frederick, via Relay.
4-S5-Igint a Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstovn
" inche-ter and WAY stations.
40 Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore Ex-
p-ess Passengers for Norfolk taken in the
Cstr- directly IL boat.
SrS5--IhcaEo and Columbus Express. Win
chester and HaErT-;0wn, except Sunday
80 Baltimore Express.
1,S9-r Baltimore and Way stations.
S-2a-"St. Louis aud Cincinnati press.
zO.OO-'Sew York, Philal-lp ha and Baltimore Ex-
laureI.
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,,., Trustees aud Exc
AsB. IL. W ILLIAMS. Auct ialc
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
MOUNT PLEASANT, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of the last will ana testament Of -
Mrs. Lucy V. Elkin, deceased. and in pursu- ra.H
snce OF the power contained therein, the un- -
dersIgned, as Executor, ill sell, on THURSDAY,
2Sth day OF June, l577 at d OclOck o. M that bean
nful Tract of Land situated al Mount Pleasant, ID.
" containing about one acre of ground, fronting on
lith street. and near Columbian Callege. Said land
Is improved by sx-rOom two story aud back buiid-
ing Frame House; fine well Of water, fIuit trees,
grapes, &c.
Terms: Ohe-hsf cash; balance ats and II months,
with interest at per cent from Gay of sale secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. All convey
ances at cost and if Of sale are not
complied with within ten days, the Executor re-
serves the right to reeel at the risk aud of the
defaulting purchaser. 3 100 down at time of sale
FRED. @. CALVERT, Executor
IHOmAS DOWLIN6, Auct. jel4 dads
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NHUMAS BOWLING, Auctioaeer.

Et-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence 81 tho weather, until FRIDAY, j une
25;h, ISL, same hour and place. b. order of the
!. % ar. TuOMaS nOWITNc I,.,fo,o,-
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DRY GOODS.
I UTTRELL & WINE

UTTRELL WINE
WILL SELL At COSF FOR 30 DA Us
AND FOP CASH ONLY,
THEIR ESrIBE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Cur stock is very large, ard consists in part Of
silks, Cloth, Grenadines. poeskip,
II mtaZne, Cashmere. Tamise,
Linen for men and boys, Henrietta Cloth,
Linen Duck. Mohairs. Linen Drills,
ipsS a.. Men Shirts and Drawers,
BaDtlUg, Mems UDssrshirts,
Lawns. Gloves, Collars, and Outs,
Victoria Lawns, Hosiery of all kinds,
Linen Lawns, Hamburg EDGE aud inserting,
Swiss Lawns, Parasols and Umbrellas,
French Muslin, Sheeung Cotton, all widths,
french Organdy. CslicOes,
fainsOok, plain and check; Ticking.
Masalie Flannels, Tarletal. Bed Spreads,
Pique, Oil Cloths for Table and Floor,
Percae, Mating, Ladies Vests, &c, &c,
These are a few of the articles contained in our
immense stock.
An inspection will convince you that we mean
what vessy.
~ We LrtSh 1t 10 Do distiaefIy understood that all
sroISt Dc ehdTged lCtH be SOLD REG ULAR
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Ie2b wv 10Th
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MfRRTED.

BAYNE-HALLEY. ON the 9sih june, ls-7 Al
q Bsrnsbu- ChuIch, ~ the Rrv. 4. oven Dorsey |,
NM. b. BANNK, IR aud ANNE L .eld 1t dauKh-
ter If janice h. HALEY, esq all II Prince Georges
county. Nd.
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I. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
y. No. GIG street.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A THREE STORY And
BASEMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF u
STnEET, BETWEEN Q0HNECTICuT AVE
Bv virtue OF Q deed Of truss dated March LIST, -
~ &C, one OF the iand records Tor the DIS.
uict Of Columbia. and g the request Of the party
secured thereby. will sell At public auction m
front OF the premises. on FRIDAY, July 9th, la7,
81 o clock ,. m, the following described real
that piece or parcel Of ground known and distin-
gushed as lot numbered twenty eight, t3S, lof A
one hundred and sixty four fronting
az feet on north street, by depth of seventy one
(7D feet, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: 0ne- fourth ia cash, and the balance in
one and two years, with eight Der cent interest,
cured by deed of trust On the proper sold or all
cash, Al option Of the purchaser deposit Of elo!
required at the time OF sale, and all af
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven deye
BRAINAEp II. WARNER, lTrpstsr..
JOHN n. BINS,
jels-ec6ds
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- c. BROOKER, JR, Auctioneer,
-. No. 1IOI Penns. avenue, corner 18th 81. n.
marble BuildingD
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
AND TIN ACREs OF LAND AT TEENAL-

IBls III > SAL + Or UNWILLING HOUSE
AND ZEN ACRES OF LAND AT TEEhAL-
by virtue OF deed Of trus. from VIM Ran -
corded ia Liber No. 6ss, folio AS, OF the Land.4
Records for the District Of G; lumb q, AMI 10y the
itten request Of the party secured thereby, will
sell At public auction. on the premises, on MON
DAY, July 9th, 1871, al q O'Clock p. m, all that
part OF tract Of land called etc he'll Chaurs and
il may be part parts q other imed ira is, all
living in the county Of Washington, AMI District OF
Columbia ard being part OF the same land pUr-
CD ased by Isaac Marshall out of the estate OF
the late DIR. WeemS Beginning for tile part hereby
bargained and sold $ perch the attn line II said
pure and on the east edge Of the road leading
from Tenn-lytown to BrookeNie, aud running
with and binding on the road south twelve and Ona-
quarter degrees west l31f perches % William Phil
east IS perches; then north seventy three degrees
east percEes 10 Hurdles lot. and with il north
four degrees east s1z perches o. white oak tree
sta ding at Hurdles spring north fifty degrees east
ca PerChe then with straight line 10 the place #
beginning, and containing ten acres OF ani, being
the same premises conveyed 10 David jackson by
Isaac Marshall by deed Of January 80 ls4, recorded
in Liber L. A. 3, No 69, folio 49,, with the Franz
Dwelling house and out buildings thereon.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest al seven per
cent, and secured by deed Of trust on premises sold
Conyeyencing at purchaser cost, and deposit OF
with in ten days, the Trustee reserves the right 10
resell the premises the risk and cost Of the de-
faultine purch aser after 1--WE days notice in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID @.
". l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. le2S-dSis
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n H WARNEK. ReaI E.laIe Aacii.n.er-
nUNCANs0N BROS, AuOuOuesr..

SMALL BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES On NEN JERSEY AVENUE, NEAR
SThEET SOUTH, At ACg rION
On SATt EpAY AETSRNOON,J one :soth. IL
ogInmenclny Al . clock we wall sell. "a front -
q the premises, Lots 9, 10, II and IS IN Bas -S-&
Gen subdivision OF square ~ 1,ss, recorded IN
survey or office, Lib"r X l.. ID. folio 2y2-LDts ~
Anc Is improved 10y tgo small brick houses iron an
on New Jersey avenue, and two sm All frame asr-
Gu let street east; Lots . and 10 are unimpIoves,
fronting on New Jersey avenue.
The street raj way is laid street AM will be
n running condition In about thirty days.
Terms One third cash. balanCe IN q. L. aud J.
months with interest at per cent; notes De
cured by deed Of trust On the premises sold. Con-
yFencIng Of purchaser cost. d. post of So re
CURED on each ieoe sOlt. at time If sale
JeG DCNCANsoN BROS. Aacts.
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nCNCANsON BROS, AuctiOneers.

IkGsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE InPRoy!ETp
MAR PENNSYLVANIA ANENuE CON
slsLING OF III BEE WELL BUILT IN BEE
By virtue of q deed Of trust given 70 us, -
dated Eth day of arch, A. ID, lsS, and duly f.
recorded in Liber No. 7I4, fOiios liy. one ois.
the land records of the Dstrct OF Onum ois end Sy
request Of the parties secured, We VIII sell on MON
BAY the 9th day Of Ju y, A. ID lal, IN front Of the
Or misses, at o clock m, all THAT piece and par.
eel OF ground lying in the said city aud District
sanare nine hundred and tw enty n,e (9sl, together
win All and singular the appurtensnces RICH priv
iIIge. improvements, and other hsreditAments 20
the same beion gns or otherwise appertain ing This
lot IL by three veil built three story Brick
houses, and will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash; the balance In two
canal ailments, ct and L months, notes 90 bear
per cent: interest, and to be secured by deed Of
trust ON the property sold. Conveyancing, &C, at
cost Of the purchaser. depoe1t Of Q NO required
upon each house as soon as sold the terms OF
The Trustees the right 20 resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the dsfsultns
giving I'VE days notice Of ouch resale In some
paper published In Maehington, y. o..
GEORGE NElTZEY, lr-rs,...
iea C0NRAD sCHAxfKR,f Trustees
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NV PUBLIoATIo1s :
-. - q = g; - s s|ssss. q

Lss Bccs:sis!, 4sd ssaiscss,s, 20 IA. -.
.9Ssstsons fof lie. e,eaent., by walter g. oc!,
on CIsSes, yois., 9Th edition, ssh; 6ttoS @.
sr Court sssce so sO 81 or
b Rrss Hsrss, ~ IN. ysrisho Rosd, By sutSos
o.usS. 81 rs pss,S.r.n r :, t .1sssr Essvs
per. els; foostsps Of III. Master, BY Hsrrisa
sseessr s.ovs. Q i!s; Peru; Travel In ths Land q
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

THREE-ST0RY BRICK HOUSE. No. SIS SEW
ENTH STREET. NEAR h STREET SOUTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June -
SON lsI!, 81 % o ioc IN 'front.' OF the prem 81.
proved by three story Brick House, containing
eight rooms situated on 9TH street southwest being
House No. SIS.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in three equal in
saments 6, u and Is months, notes bearing per
cent interest and secured by deed Of trust on the
premises sold. COnyeyancing at pure hasers cost.
deposit Of Sl00 required at time Of sale.
le2o DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

ON tlUH1H SIREEI, BETN ZEN e. AND III
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated June nth, IA
1870 duly recorded in Liber No. 6l5, folio 474, 1N
one OF the land records for the District OF Co .x
lulnba and at the written request of the party Sc
cured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, Iss;l day of
June, 1871, at o. clock IN all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground, situate In the city Of Washing
ton, In the District of Columbia and being part Of
lot numbered four (4) in square numbered four hun
dred and twenty nine 1921 beginning for the same
at the distance of seventeen (7l feet and two ~
inches from the southwest corner Of said lot, aud
running thence north, along the line of sth street
twenty two 22) feet and FIVE Isl inches thence east
one hundred 0O) feet thence south nineteen 9 feet
and seven % inches; thence west thirty (3U) feet
thence south two 81 feet and ten (lO inches thence
west seventy 200 feet to the place Of beginning
Terms OF sale One-third of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in six (6, twelve I2), eighteen
CSl and twenty four 2 months, for which the notes
OF the purchaser will he taken with interest from
day OF sale At seven "a per cent per annum, secured
10y deed OF trust on the perty sold. Ali convey
anclng at the purchaser y cost. deposit of 6lOO
VIII be required at time of sale. Ii of
not CON piled with in five days the Trustee re-erves
the right to resell at the risk and of the default
GEOEGE s. LOvETT. Trustee.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. les 7ts
RI THE ABOVE SALE Is INDEFINITELY
PpSTl ONED. BY order of
lel4 ,2S' GEO. g. LOVETT Trustee
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n a. wARNER, Real Estate Aucaoneer.

AUCTION SALE OLA DESIRABLE Build
ING LOT ON THE EAST SIDE.OF THIRO
WEST.
On MONDAY, July Id, lS77, at q clock 49,
m viii be sold IN trout of the premises, Lot ID, ~
Reservation ii, fronting 81 street west 23-Az
feet. by depth Of no feet TO q IS foo. alley
Terms easy, and will be made known at time OF
sale. J. T. COLDWELI
JeZT-d saIesmap
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II sTEIGEB, Real Estate Auctioneer,
III 5lI Seventh Street
TRUSTEEs SALE OF HANDSOME THREE
STORY MANSARD ROOF RESIDENCE, No.
5I1 STRkET NNRTIIMEsT


STORY MANSARD ROOF RESIDENCE, No.
514 Nj STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed of trust dated Sep -
tenber 10th, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded in Lii r1I
Der sO3, folio ST. one of the Land recor Is forl.
the District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby will sell public auction
IN 'front.' OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY. july
1Ith, 1871, Al 5H O'Clock D. m, the following de
scrlbed real estate, in the city Of Washington Dis
trlct OF Columbia, 10 wit All Of lot numbered nine
teen, 49, In squsre numbered five hundred and
fourteen. t5l4 with the exception Of the seven
and half ~ inches. by the depth of said lot, on.
tanning 1912 feet, together with the mproy enents
thereon.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by deed Of trust Thir
teen thousand dollars, tl3OUol with Interest az
nine (9l per cent from March 10th, lS77, q the
day cf sale, and all expenses OF sale, in
CASH balance in twelve ll2l and twenty four
24) months, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day OF sale, and secured
by decd Of trust on the property, will be taken. A
deposit of three hundred dollars 1901 will be reluir
ell OF the purchaser at the time OF sale, and gil
We! ancing at the expense Of the purchaser IL the
terms OF the sale are not piled with In five DAYS
from the day of sale, the Trustees ri
to resell the property at the risk and ces Of the
fauting purchaser, II er five days Advertisement.
J. STANLEY JONES, lr,
Je27-eo ANDREW Il. DUNALL. trustees.
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