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CREMATION vs.. THE FEvER-A Tux With
LIE Moy1ae.-"Th There is no time or place" DR.
LIE Moyne said, where the broad benefits of
cremation could be reapei so quickly as la the
present necessity Of the South. So long aS the
sick live they should be attended and cared
fol with all The faithfulneSs that christianity
and humanity would suggest. and without re-
gard to the infectious nature Uf the disease,
but so soon as they die each moment that
the body lies exposed it is doing harm, and
the only way, at least the best way, that
know of to check its i'll effects Is to cremate it
at once"
Burial at any place." continued the doctor,
us followed by baneful results, but shallow
grave in the sandy soil OF the south. which is
no absorbent, and cannot neutralize the gases,
which commence to float up at once, Is eSpeci.
ally SO, and more especially where the person
dies of such disease as the yellow fever. BY
cremation, while they dispose OF the bodies
more quickly than by any other mode, they at
the same time purify"
He had just received letter, he said, from
Indianapolis, stating that a club had Just been
formed In that city having loo members from
the first, and were now about TO erect ere
matory. DR.. Fletcher, one of the oldest phy>i-
clans OF the city, is at the head OF it. The doc
tor gives il as his observation, as well as that
OF Others interested in the matter, that ma
1orlty OF tue converts to the reform are Of tue
CENTER Sex.-t PittSburg Leader.
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y r. STEIGER,
Ds Real Estate Auctioneer, Oil It'll st.


TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE I'M.
OF SEV ENTH STREE ROAD, BETWEEN
ZEN Park, GoNsIsTiNa OF BRICK
DWELLIN9, FRAME STABLE sLAUGH.
TER HOUSE ANO OUTHOUSES, AND
ONE ACHE OF GROUND.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated April 9. LII
tSI!, and duly recorded in Liber No. 844 CD
the District of Columbia and at the request or toe
party secured thereby, We will sell at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
September 11th. A. D. 1878, at ocio; * p. M. tue
1Dg described real estate, situate In the coun-
ty OF W Arlington, in said District, viz: All that
steet rosd. between Howard University and the
Schuetzen Park, and south of and adjoining John
b. Gnck's southern line, being the north One-half
OF tina. part OF Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John
ben g. 1884 and May L, 1879 apd recorded respec-
nyeiy In Liber Il. II. H., No. IL, Folio $780, and
Ltber SS1. Folio SO, OF said land records contsin-
ing one acre o. ground, more less. with the i'm
piovementS thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, (of which Sl6O
one and two yea5s In equal payments, to 10 secured
by purchaser's notes, bearing per cent. Interest
from day OF sale and payable seml-aunually until
paid. and deed Of trust the property sold
convey ancipg and recording al purchasers COST.
II terms OF sale are not complied with In ok days
after sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell
a risk ana cost OF dofaulting purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD, (m-,...o.
augo1-dtdbS WM. r. HOFFMAN, 1rus'0e0'
IS ON ACCOUNT OF THE Rain, the above
sac 4 pOSTfONkD until UESOAY, september
IL, 1S7S, same hour aud place.
MAHLON ASHFORD, m.x,,..o.
seFI2d VIM. y. HOFFMAN,, 1ruSooee'
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& GREEN, Auctloneers.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON NEW YORK AVENUE, Between
4TH AND 9TH STREETS NV.
BY virtue OF a deed or trust, dated 25 b -
day Of September, A - 1874 and duly re ~
the land records for Washington County Ia tue
District OF Columbia, and by request OF the party
secured thereby, / will As surviving trustee sell
at public auction, in front of tho premises, on
THURSDAY, the % b dsy of September, A. D.,
1873 at O'Clock In, all that csrtan piece Or
parcel of ground known and ,sgnated on tina
ground plan or plat OF said city part OF Lot num-
fourteen: Beginning for the same at the southeast
corner OF said lot on New Y.irk avenue;,r thence
SoutEweetardiy with said avenue eighteen 118l
Feet; thence northweSterly at right angie with said
avenue one hundred fe3t: thence sOuthwe +teriy
parallel with said avenue fifte" feet two and Oue-
center OF the rear limo OF said lot; thence east with
the thirty foot alley fifteen 5) feet thence south
eaSterly on the line between lots seven and sight
one hundred and seventy four feet ten inch %
(174 TO- to the place of beginning; together wi h
the improve mente, ways, easements, rights prisi
leges &C., to the same belonging or In any wise sp
pertain ing.
cash; balance In twelve and eighteen mJntns from
day of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest and Securrd by deed o. trust viii
be taken. deposit of 800 viii Do uired Ut The
sale All conveyanctng Al purchasers cost. II the
tel ms or sale are not compiled wi within seven
Gays from day OF sale. the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at he risk and cost Of
notice or such resale in some Newspaper pub isled
IN Washington. ID. O.
CHARLES G. DUNCANSON,
Seplo-oo6ds Surviving Trustee.
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PARIS, August "a dinner was r,ven las.
msnt 10 L OF. HaCkel Of jena BY French
saVants. ~ his speech he expressed gratif
cation st The progress OF evolutiouiSr IDEAS
amcns IRE nChmen of science and remark 81
that professors and preachers who ridiculed
mans descent from the ape unwlttingly fu.-
nlshed the best proof of it. their pride and
Childish vanity being foibeS which might have
oeeu bequeatied by the ape. Man. however.
did not descend from any known anthr0poid
but was branch &C The catarhine monkeys ~
the Oid NoTlj. The continuity of ma are was
daily becoming more evident, and supers;i
tiuh, mystic. sin, and theology would give w,y
to reason, cauSality, and mechanism Among
philosophic lads, at least, The believers IN
species, STE ii,y of hybridS, geo,osicd cata-
ely sn,S. successive creations, and the late Az
peaTaI ce OF man were dying out. Tae pr III
tive lie organisms We're formed ca
cauy ty spontaneous generation at the BOT
tom of the sea like saline crystals IN the
waters. No how else could the origin of lite
be eXl lained. Lamarck aud Darwin had
struck the last blow at the doctrine Of tinal
causes, and modern morphology was lrreco g.
ciable not only with the dogma OF the creI-
lion, Dul With that 0f Providence OF vague,
fdealist pahthelSin, of Hegel Sehopenhau >tr.
and Hartmann. The transformation of living
organisms under the influence of adaptation
nereo1tary selection, aud struggle for exist
ence, could hot, indeed, be matnematica,lyd de
monstTated, but Its existence could not be
doubted, any more than psychology or social
science, and anoIna les would soon be eN-
planned DIV the laws of mechanics were all the
the clements constituting The tissue OF orgaa-
Izec beings made biological problems very
c0mpieS. The speech was much applaQdeG -
[ London Times.
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AUCTION SALES.
D4ES.
ThoMAs BOWLING, Auctioloer.


TFUsIEEs' Sale OF VALUABLE PROP
EbIf IN L & COUNTY, A8GV E ECR} Z
TOWN AND NEAR TIE GTORGETO Y y
1Np ROCKVILLE PIKE, Csfnt aiming over s
Acres CT Ground, std improved bY large sgf
nearly new DTeiing II Juse, lee House, Car
rage hguse anu other OutbuGGinss; slso Two
fine Wells 0f water.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date hA
TIE 26t6 Cay 81 June 1870 and recordsi in 7 st9
LibeT No. 81, folio IL one of the land 80
records o. The District OF Columbia the unfsr-
signed Trustees viii sell st public auction, on the
Der, 1878, at O. clock p. H., all that certain piece
or parcel Of land situate and lying 10 the county Of
aShfngton, District o. Columbia and being D .rt
OF the tract Of land called Alliance, ', conveyed
~ Na,st 81 in to Agnes Lewis ny deed dated
March 81 1872, and recorded Ia Libsf ". B., No
96. folio 4lO OF said land records and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the southwest corner Of a lot
OF tand belonging 70 Andrew Heiss and running
tkeLce south o6 degrees east SO 40 perches,
tnehte south 10 2 percheS, thence ives Ian perches
degrees west So perches TO the beginning, contain
Ing five tcT%s rood and twenty two perches OF
ground. be ne the same parcel OF land con veyed by
Agnes Lewis u Edward Brooke by dead lated Feo-
ruary 18th. 1865. and recorded In Liber 8. NJ b. /,
No. 25, folio e45 Of said land records,
Terms OF SAFE: One third cash: and tho residue
In THEE equal Is, at six. twelve and eighteen
months a ter i 'te, for which the purchaser Is to
give his notes bearing interest at per cent.
secured by deed Of trust on he property sold or
will he required when bid is accepted. II terms of
sale are not CON pt. with Ia days the Trustees
reserve the rgh 20 resell the property risk and
cost OF Occurring purchaser. s',er such notice
the Tru> ,f'--s va a. 5hink pr9pir
W, r. FDMD STDE fr--.,
ufic. 40 9th 81. nv, h'-S'eeS.
SepS Washington. ID q.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ARTERNDpN,
; Il. WARNER, Baal Estate Auctiorser.

4
sALE0F VALUABLE uNIaPRovED REAL
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
SlREHF. MAR sd STREE Month
BY virtue Of iced s..rustrecorled in Liter ~
records Of the District OF Columbia ard a de- ~-
cree OF Tire Supreme Court Of he District O
Solumbis, passed. In equity cause No. 579l June
15th, 1878 we will sell on FRIDAY, the 18th 0
September, 1878, al clock .. ~, In front OF tho
prem iseSs sell at public auction lot in square 40
IN the dty of Washington, Witch said lot, .unim ,
proved, containtpg atout 6 34S square fset o.
ground Hill be subdivided Into three lots each o,
which VIII have frontage OF about 81 feet on
street, and Ill he sole separately.
Terms OF sale: One third, together with the
penses Of sale, In cash; the residue In three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
Speciively, fer which the uotss OF the purchaser
bearing Interest from tbs day OF sale at per cent
sdeed Of trust On the property Sold VIII be taken
or the purchaser may pay cash La full, at his op-
ton. All conveyancing and recording VIII be at
the cost OF the purchaser and ii The terms OF sale
shall not be complied with In five days after the
sale the property will be reS0d at the risk and
OF the defsnltiEg purchaser. A deposit Of $50 or
$50 on each subdivided lot will be required at the
VIM. HELMICK
II G. ALLEMAN, Trustees,
Ofi,e 928 b st set a. ".
j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman, se13-d
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kg-Irish Innkeeper Ito Boots" &c.,
"H'where's Bidder Out, is she1 Bad luck
to the hussy She'll go out twinty tonnes for
once She come in IL Punch.
AFMr. Buck. OF Meriden, Conn, has made
Of Is grains of gold and silver perfect steam.
engine, which will run for 20 minutes with the
steam generated from three drops OF water.
~Matthias Wilhelm, an old Danish coffin.
maker in New York city. dropped dead from
heart disease on Saturday last while driving
ing. on His hammer was raised to give the
nail a finishing stroke when the summons
came. He was buried in the CONN made by
@rA negro named Peter Hollis Was lately
I0und DEAD In MuscOgee county, Ga, and the
verdict OF the corOner's Jury was that he came
70 nus 0eath from oyer-eating. One of the
mao eaten whole 'possum. OF course the
animal was faDked with baked sweet pota.
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THR bold convention man has had
bf politics his i'll.
Willie candidates defeated say
- Sill still NE heart Sit Sill .

=, 80 Every Caffre killed In the recent war az
tie Cape cost England s625 a good sum. buf
noI nearly SO much as our good Ii. {. deadl
Indians cost Us.
RsFrankie ito Annie who is eating q
sponge cake.l Annie. let me be your baby,
and you Iced me-" Annie. "Oh, no, frankie.
you can hot be my baby; my baby must be i'm
long clothes-one wot cant eat no sponge
cake"
ssrThomas J. Tigbe, Of San Francisco
to kiss him at parting. 4 reporter posted 20
the maiden's house 90 get her version of the
romantic tale, and she said, There amt nd
round here, and 1 wouldn't have it, and
kicked. That's all; and sa-a-ay ny names
Nellie don I spell it with D."
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Il WAu0AAANs nS&A ESC8D6 A0CC1Olo6r
TKgsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY ON MAKYLAN D
xNY uSg, BETMEEN srH AND ira
THREE IHREE-srORY BRICK HOUSES,
WITH {, BACK b I BQILDINOS, ON rug
lW3 r THk AI BY, BRICK HoTsEs
ON THE NORTH SIDE SAID AVENUE.
Under aid by virtue OF deed Of trust, -
recorded In Liner No. 72s, folio So, of the a:;i
land records of the District OF Colum ola the ud r.
signed trustee Will sell At public auction In front
Of o., the premises, on MONDAY september 23d,
1873 at o'clock p. M, sill OF lots No. and g. IN
square 1858, with improvements thereon; also lot
No. 3. and all OF original lot g. ia square 884 with
Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One.fourth Of purchase money In
cash. and residue In three equal payments OF six
Twelve and eighueen mouths, With Int est at per
cent. from day of sale, the deferred lyme is "a be
secured on the property sold to the satisfaction of
the rus5ee; or al cash at the option Of The pur
Ave days from sale, the Trustee reserves the right
t0 sell at risk and cost OF purchaser. deposit of
500 viii be required when the b,t Is aceeDaei.
sep6-d&ds TIL 8. E.W A44AMAN T-nst>a
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- 3. MILbUKN, TruSLet
THOS. K. WAGGAMA Auct. sens eos
UNITED STATES aiARsHAL,s SALE.

By virtue OF two wris fera facias Issued out OF
the Clerks office OF the Supreme Court OF the Dis
public SAFE for cash, In front of the premises de-
scribed below. on WED s ESDAY, the 18th day OF
September, 1873, at IL O'Clock q. NJ. all the right
title. claim ana interest Of the defendant in and to
the following described property, 70 wit: all the
improvements on lot IL, In square 322, consisting
Of Two ons,stoEy Brick BUILDINGS, being Nos.
4is ana 20 18th st; Nv and three one-stoIy and
also part LOT 8, square 322, being Nos. AT, 4l9,
"a 42S 426 and ~ 1919 st. NV, Washington
D. G., seized and levied upon as the property O.
In Law, in favor of Samuel Ker, and execution
No l9 488 In law. In favor Of Eliza Brown.
FRED'K DOUGLASS, q. 8. Marshal -. G..
JOHN SHERMAN. AuctiOneer. sus23-its
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EVERY ONES HAND AGAINST HER.-There
was touching little scene Oh one of our streets
yesterday. A kind hearted lady was going ID
see sick friend, when she heard her name
called. Turning, She saw a slender glri,
dressed IN mourning, advancing toward her.
As the child came nearer the lady recognized
died the day before near the city. The little
eirl threw her arms about the lady, and, 500
bling, cried
You aren't afraid of me, are you?"
No, my dear" was the soothing reply.
Everybody else Is" said the poor child.
They won't come near NE because papa died
of ihe fever, and We We're with him, L and
mamma"
The little girls heart was stung by the chill
inc repuSiOn which came TO her in so deep a
sorrow.-t Memphis Avalanche.
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THE EVENING STAR
FRIDAY. September I3, 1875.

~srs A0TEv-rsTNs.-si' tprs OF cells ara
Al-usiy tlTrs--u away 10 tS:s county IN uSelcss
Sal r.l1i. .,ls;e L.yeEt.S:Gg. tbs s1gsT'sacs 81
al ents eDrsiuG Sid successful business n-sU Is sSss
no hing n pays vel the Ucres invested A. sivsr
Using IN paper wbicn xvKRY BODY reals. Tht,
Is the trne TaT GO = cure paeicity. TIE best osi-
ness men know the ,a,ue Of savsaTis;ns In snch .
psFer-aDd sssch ps0sr Ia TEE gvsSiNS STAR
Al a-s ti,s i,isost circulation proportion 70 The
Ss'ainaon of t0e Stty IN which II IL ,xin.ss Of ans
9alsf lh TIE world. IL p-.otScails cc>e-s tA<
ehole ksId.
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A FAITHLEsS WIFES ARREsT-The Musca
tine QowaD journal, of the 4th inst, says that
at Adrian, Mich, two days before, Mrs Hat
tie Birdseye, fashonably dressed woman,
under thirty, and Matthew holland, a We'll.
day in $500 to answer the charge of lewd and
lascivIous cohabitation. The parties were
captured at leading hotel by two detectives.
Noland is street commissioner for Clyde o.,
and the lady Is the wife of a leading merchant
in the same place, but has relations in this
county. Their capture will cause stir 10
(ly,ha -
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REFINEMENT IN EXECUTION Mr.. Sala. frr
The London illustrated N,irS.-UudeI tbs
would be regicide, has his head duly cut ofi 81.
Berlin; ard assuming that We are entitled
under any circumstances Ia mihct capital
punishment The cowardiy and couceited as
sailant OF the aged sovereign of Germany
certainly deserved his fate. DR." Nobling's
turn viii probably come next. CiyiliLati0p,
nevertheless, may score good many pointx
when We contrast the comparatively mercIful
SVpllice undergone by this wretched man
Hodel with the dreadful tOrments wreaked on
Codnt AnkerStrom the dsSa> sin (at a masked
halD OF GuStayus Ill. 81 Sweden, and the vet
more horrible agontes endured by Damiens,
who wounded LOuidNN. OF France very slight
ly with q penknife. AnkeTstrOm whose widow
was living within the recollection OF persona
still SuTYlylng) was scourged with iron chains
Tor three successive days preceding his ext Gu
tlon, until be was nearly iiAyed allve. As f0c
the miserable DamienS, We have a read an
Shuddered at the account of the bed of 81, el o.
TO which he was strapped 1.-The question o az.
MARE et ertrd0rdlpdire" 10 which he was utt
Jected; the melted led and boiling oil, pi ca
and sulphur which were poured into h0
wounds which the pincers had made in hia
limbs; and his final ecdrtelenleTtt, or the ul,s
ing OF him to pieces by four horses Jb0
horses were sluggish in the performance oE
their abOminabe task, and III was necessary tN
stimulate them by the lash. There were many
ladies' present al the execution, and when they
saw the horses whipped they cried in tho
mincing court dialect OF the time, "0h, les
pQuC teCQGL."
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A CIRCUS TENT IN FLAMEs-The Canton
tohiol Repository of September Sd, says:
We are informed by a gentleman who came
violent storm which visited that place last
evening, the pavilion of the Sells Brothers
circus, which was performing there, was blown
over, and being ignited by the lamps, was par
tally consumed by fire, and that the band
wagon was seriously damaged by the lanes
The scene of terror and confusion which fol.
lowed is represented as beyond the power Of
description, though, fortunately, no lives were
lost ard no serious injury was inflicted upon
any member of the large assemblage."
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A MYTH OF 1Sis.-Lamartine was prob ably
much impressed by the conversation of that
almost forgotten mystic. Lady Hester an
political career with the accuracy OF the CID
Creole woman who unveiled to Josephine the
secrets of destiny. Whether Lady Hester did
that she did so was likely to grow up when the
eyes OF all men were drawn to him, so that the
most isolated peasants of Brittany, hearing
vaguely OF his name and power. conceived him
to be great witch woman, La Martyne"
he was perhaps the last of modern men who
thus acquired In his own lifetime that legend
airy and mythical fame which gathered like a
fantastical mist about the names of Bonaparte
and Peter the Great London Daily NesoS.
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T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF "ORE FIXTURES. STOCK IN
TkADE, &c.,OF ORIG STORE, AT AUG
On SATURDAY AT ERNOON, Septem-
ter IA, at 4:3O O'Clock. l will sell 1t public ~
auction. OIL the pr. mi rs, corner IA n and = u
streets north~ est all the Dr"gs, Chemicals. Fa ICY
Articles, Store Fixture, &C., contained In said
Store THOMAS BOWLING,
Sep12 At Auction aer.
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A FAsTIDIoUS Su1CIDe.-John Henry Graf,
the cigar maker, who shot himself on Mont
rose avenue, Williamsburg, on Saturday after
noon, on falling to get shot at his wife, may
possibly recover. Erysipelas appears in the
wound, but the ball did not penetrate the
brain. and though he may have much trouble
fatal termination is not now expected.
rine's hospital he begged to die, crying out
Let me die! Let me die" Surgeon S. J.
Brady, who was about 10 administer ether,
asked: DO you really want to die2" "Oh,
said DIR. Brady, Il will give you so much of
this that you will never get over it." ''Oh, my
GOdr" shouted the would be wife murderer
all. want to die in my senses."-[N Y
Herald
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DEVICE OF PORTLAND LIQUOR SELLER
" hen the deputy sheriffS made a seizure on
Franklin street recently they accidentally dis
Covered an ingenious device for concealn =
liquor. In passing from one story to another
they went under a low archway. One of the
deputies accidentally hit his head against the
arch, which did not seem as solid as was ia
have been expected. Investigation revealed
the fact that the archway mad been filled in
with wide tank thick at the top and thin at
the bottom. This tank was divided into two
equal parts. one hall filed with gin and the
other with rum. The top OF the tank WAS
made thick, so that when anybody trod on the
floor above 1t would not break. From either
end OF the archway rubber pipes passed
through the floor to the room below, and there
met IN casting in the wall spring in the
casing opened small door, where two little
faucets were revealed, from which the rum
and gin could be drawn off. The casing of the
wall was 1athed, plastered, whitened and
painted so as to conceal the contraband ar
engagements 1t is said that this has worked
without interruption for two years. Portland
{Me,1 Advertiser
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nOWNMAN & GREEN, AuctIoneers.
tt USTEE'ssA LIE Of DESIRABLE I'M 'R0VED
FRI PFRTY on ST, N nsa TWENrV

FIJI ST W.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, datsd -
1874 ct seq, one Of the land records Of tis Is
trict OF Columbia. ana at the request Of tho parly
front # the premises, on WED ESDAY the ist In
September. 1878, at O'Clock NJ, the folio ~ 20.
ington, D: G.. viz: The west half Of ortgiaai Lot
three, In square south of Lot No. ola hundret and
and situated on the south side Of t. n, near the
Terms OF sale: The amount OF t,e debt se.nrad
hereby. with interest and costs Of s,le In cash: bal
ance In six and twelve months fro date with in
the terms Of sale are not compiled with 10 six days
the Trustee reserves the right to resell ~ cost Of
cost. JOS, g, q, RENEWDYAS
sep9-eo&dS Trus1sa
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John SHERMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
y st. Cloud Building.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF SQUARE No. 1908,
AID 18TH, ANDI HoRTHEHsT 18TH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated 3Ist day -
OF May, A.; y. 1876, and duly recorded In ri.
land records Of the District OF Columbia and at Tue
request OF the parties secured tne coy, we Ii sell
September, A. ID. 1873. at O'Clock p. m In front
OF the premises. the following described property
city OF Washington, District of Columbia to Wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land and Prem
l5es known and distinguished as AMI being al of
square one thousaI and three t1003 Tue property
Will be sold subject to prior trust OF five thouSs and
90 UO) do arS, which On payment OF Interest will
be 81 tended.
Terms OF sale: One thousand S1,OOO) dollars 70
be pat0 IN cash; balance in six twelve aud eigh-
teen months from dav of sale, with interest at
eight ~ per cent. per annum, to be secured on
property sod.
GGH aisKaa k.G &; kkEDERER. Trustees
VIM. NJ. SMI1 IL. Salesman. s13. l6 10 81, "a &c