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TOXINS FATAL MIsrAKE-James. Tobiu.
ased 30, employed as q laborer by VIM. kee-
an: hotel proprietor on the Bay road near
Fort Hamilton, while working in the cellar of
took drink from lager beer bottle which he
Thought contained liquor. The bottle con-
lained carbolic acid. Tobin was found dead
IN the collar. The assistant surgeon of the
fort said that there was no antidOte for the
poison, and that it probably killed TObin the
instant he swallowed it.-IN Y Shin 10Th
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T1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
u b. WARNER, Auct1onser.
SALE OF ATWO-STORY FRAME
HOuSE.No. 1921 ELEVENTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE FATWO-STORY FRAME
N.W.-AND LOT,
=, BY virtue of deed Of trust to me. dated -
May II, 1874, recorded in Liber No, ISL To- f!51
lilo 1853 enc of the land records for the county To-
OF washington, District Of Columbia. shall sell,
ESQ O'Clock p. M, in front of the premises. lot
Numbered thirteen, in VIM. Wallis subdivision Of
aud thirty five. with the improveme ntsNa small
frame hOBSe.
Terms of sale: ODe-fourth cash; balance in six,
with eight per cent. Per annu interest," to be Sc
ured by deed OF trust GA the property. Ali the
the terms a'e not complied with in ten days after
the day of sae the property viii he resold at the
five days notice, to be published Ia the Evening
STAR"
auela-d RIlSHRnn ROBINSON r.na.oa
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LINE.

TUNABD LINE
NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing tho chances OF
,oisiOn, the Steamers of this line take 4 grecifc
sourse for al seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from QueenstoWn to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 80 at IS
At, or nothing to the north of ..
On the h0meWard passage crossing the meridian
II 30 1t q lat., or nothing to the north of q,
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How SHE FELT AT THE BOTTOM OF THE
RIVERA young LADY at Fredericton, n b {,
had a narrow escape from drowning on Tues
a third time, and lay on the bottom of the
river when Mr.. Orr put down pole and for
iunatey touched her. She describes her san
satiOns as not unpleasant could distinctly Sc |,
the people on the wharf, and wondered wny
they did not assist her; saw the pole coming
down, and imagined it Of immense size and
grasped it. and says she could have Climb
TO the moon on it. Mr.. Orr says She came mn
the pole like q squirreL-fSt. John Meas.
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RAILROADS,
ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINsi

To THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
TAKE the NV YORK, NEW HAVEN ana
HARTFORD RAILROAD
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN kffR
1t 8 :06 .. m. from Grand
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL.
and go through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight In II hours.
Tickets and further information can be Obtained
IN washington at ONCE Of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac RAILROAD. augA I'm
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THE EVENING STAR


s1CI ADv1RTISIE6.-A Millions Of dofis> ~'e
snn.ily thrown away In this country In usA>>
and ilegitinlste advertising. The eIrerienos OF
all entsrprlsng and successful business Is that
nothing repays well the money invested as adver
Using in paper which EVERYBODY reads. Ths
Is the true way to secure publicity. The best bust
ness men know the value OF advertising Ia sucn q
psper-and such paper is THK EVENING STAR.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion to the
population OF the city In which It Is printed OF any
paper In the world. 1t practically coueys the
sChoIs field.
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~ At Gaspe rec entity a brother and two
families pooled their issues, as it were.
- In Chilli specie payments are suspended,
owing to the banks being drained of god by
the government to carry ON a war with the
Argentine Republic, which is expected to be
dcc.cIe.. scQn.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROF
ERGY CORNER OF EIGHTH ANn

III ~ IS1D OAHE OT MfhOV ED PRUP-
Ek1Y CORNER OF ElGHTH AND A
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing dateaan
the 18th DAY Of August, A. d. 1876, recorded
In L1ter No: 833, folio los, &C., OF the land@
request OF the party secured thereby, we will
offer for sale at public auction, in front OF the
premises ss3e on FRdDAY, the 30th DAY Of August,
parcel Of land located in the city Of Washington,
District of Columbia, and known and designated
original plat or Plan of said city.
Ter ms OF sa e: One-third of the purchase money
In cash: and the balance in six, twelve and eight
cen Dt ths with interest from the day of sale at
per cent. per snnum, to be secured by deed OF
be requiIs at time Of sale. If the terms are not
complied with within five days, the Trustees re-
and cost Of the defaultlng purchaser. All convey
aIcing at purchaser cost.
PHILIP r. LARNER }r.,.
au15 3taw2w CHARLEe r. DAVIS, Irustees.
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A REFRESHING SIGHT.-It is a refreshing
sight to see these old caSt-irOn, hard money
and grOwl Oat: "0f course we are for green
backs, d-n emf Hooking Valley lOl
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THUS: H CALLAN, I Trr,too,
aul6- 2av 3w PHILIP r. LARNER ( TRUSTEES.

II AAAS
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
THkEE.STORY BROWN FRONT Dwell
LING, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOUR-
TENTH STREET WEST. NEAR TIL e
CIRCLE, AND IMMEDIATELY SOUTH
OF GEN. SCHENCK'S RESIDENCE
By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated July -
10th, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded In Liber No. 11TI
1873 folio 50, one Of the land records for the 4a
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. we will SELL at pu bic auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
September B, 1878, at O'Clock p. M. the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, to wit:-Snb-
lot lettered ID - Of John O. Evans recorded sub
division of original lot numbered twelve 12) in
square numbered two hundred and forty-Seyen
(247). together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: IS, 500 with interest at nine (9) per cent
per ann9m from January 10, 1873, to the day Of
at twelve Q2l and twenty-four ga months. for
which the notes OF the purchaser. bearing 8 per
cent interest," and secured by deed of trust the
property sold, will be taken. A deposit of 500 viii,
he required OF the purchaser at the time of SALE
and all cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
TO be complied with In seven days. otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser alter
nve days advertisement.
PETER F. BACON, lr..
BRAINARD H. WARNER, irussoes'
1T II so desired, the purchaser can have loan
on the above property, of ~. 800, At per cent.
0ug16-f t. &dS
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A1-k carney has nothing SO good as SiIes
Weggs "mlniOn OF wealth and worm of the
hour
A@Burdette has been doing Minnesota ar d
says there is SO mucn work In tue state lC
ElEhte rs all the traps away.
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An Angel CnaWares,

CAPTAIN JACK SULLIVAN HAULs OUT A HUN
CRY MERMAID ON HIS SHARK HOOK.
Capt: Jack Sullivan, the lone shark fisher
shark sf L he IS after, but surprised himself and
alarmed the habitutes Of Pier D East River,
yesterday afternoon, by drawing to the sur
until, with the assistance of two OF his com.
knocked the life out Of it: Capt. Jack had
Iound porgy, and was waiting for one of the
pirates OF the bay. He got bite-a tremend-
GUS one-and when he had killed his prize and
apaaa ~ on IT'S PACK experts PRONOUNCED it
dock, however, would have it that the captain
lad caught mermaid. Because" said they,
az bn ITS Dely aa ySH ever see more
me water the belly was pure white but soon
after death it began TO change. and soon as
sumed true flesh tint. The back was of
mixed purple and blush gray
Examination of the fish as it lay in Sulivan'S
saloon at Beekman and South streets last
night proved 1t TO be an angel iiSh, which is the
resentative, Captain Jack says Of the family
OF s,quatinide, intermediate between the
shark and ray,tsh. From its appearance it is
from the resemblance of the breast fins to
wings, ''monk-fish" from its rounded head.
which seems to be enyeOped in a cowl, and
nddie 1lsh. from its general shape, Captain
Jacks fish weighs about fifty pounds, is four
leet long from the Snout to the fork of the tail
fins; is ten inches across the belly; fifteen
inches across the shoulders, or wings which
are much like those of the spread eagle on the
subsidiary silver coin: At the rear end of the
belly are two more wings of almost the same
shape, and as the fish lies spread out they bear
an exaggerated resemblance to extremely wide
human hips. The tail, Which is twenty inches
ness OF five inches to two Inches at the timke
The upper part of the back and the head is
slngularly like frogs in shape aud color:
but the eyes, about five inches apart, are small
and OF duh gray hue. The mouth is very
wide, and like a catfsh's with two rows OF
tongue half an linen thick Captain jacks
hook went through the tongue-a tongue for
an eplcure-so broad, tender and sensitive.
captain Jack proposes to keep his angel on
exhibition under tent, 10 cents sight. He
had to Kill it, he said, because he had no tank
or place to keep it alive; besides, it was dan.
gerous. When he landed it on the pier the
fish painted and palpitated like human being,
and as it lay on lis back 1t looked confusingly
like drowned young women of no preten-
lions 10 good looks N. Y World, 18Th.
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TlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctlonesr,
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A SMALL TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON TWEEN
I4.FOURTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN

EhAMG Nv f1LLlN6 HOUSE On TWEEN.
IY-FOURTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
6 AND h STREE rS-NO. 712
BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated February III
I'd, A. D., 1875, duly recorded in L,ber TIT, a.
folio 248, one of the land records for ths Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at the written request u
the premises. on SATURDAY, August 81. 1878,
at O'Clock M, the following described real es-
tste situated In the city OF Washington, District
teen 1bl, In square numbered thirty-on (31I, be-
glnhng Ior the same on the line of oath street west
one hundred and six feet six inches north from
the southeast corner of said square, and running
thence north twelve feet six inches thence west to
the rear line OF said lot, thence south twelve feet
SIX inches, thence east to the place of beginning
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-half of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest from day OF sale at
seven per centum per annum. secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. A deposit of $50 will
be required of the purchaser at time of sale. If
the terms Of sale are not complied with within
seven days the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser. All conveyancing at the purchaser s
cost. The above prope' ty will be sold subject to
such general and special taxes as may be against
the same.
JOSEPH G. PEARSON, 1u-u.
CHAkLES E. FRASER, trustees.
THOS. BOWLING. Auct,
auS16 10 o. "a 81 2S&ds
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. Ash. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer.

VALUABLE BUSIN ESS PROPERTY 'FRONT.'
ING ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
G AND STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
NO. TOT, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, September 2 1873, at $50 -
O'Clock p m shall sell. in front of the pre- =.
misses. part lots No. z and 8, in square 454, E.l
having ~ feet front, containing ,682 square feet,
Terms; One-ffth cash: balance In one, two,
three and four years. for notes bearing interest at
7per cent. per annum from day Of SHE, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on property sold. All con-
OF sale. aup18 eO1 w. I'D
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GER11AN LLOYD,

STEAMSHIP LINE BEfKEEN NEW YORX.
SOUTHAXPT6N AND BRRMBN
The steamers Of this Company win sail every sat-
,a naay nom Bremen Pier. fo9t OF Third G4A
from New York 70 Southampton, Lon. sAs6ssEh
.Sn h a o ana ssemsn Hrs1 ca1,n seSo9d
II passage, apply to OEIRICHS CO.,
Ap1-8m Bowling Green, New York.
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STEAMERS. &c.

V93 POTO1AC nIvEB LANDI1as.-
X The Steamer AATTANO, Capt.
". " r. L, syiss =, r ~ k %aks TIRE s5Rs
mediate landings going and returning. Tor further
Wood Once, lila and ass Pennsylvania avenue S
An .. 3 sh'rf foot Of S ssh R1 ss;ss ...n,
SUMAEB ARBAM0EuUHT.
FoE NORFOLK RE zeF ES97sS AosRo. AND
Tt1. sT1ft 1nd elegant iron steamer LADY OF
The IA LAKE. Capt; c: J: BoNN1-
Sn furt sssTss not sss sTss, E NH
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ut 8 o'cl'k
Pm, connecting with steamers for Boston. Provf.
deace and other Northern Points. Returning,
s sA TSuaS s!s oe1oeE =. H. rHokDA4
FOB POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS.
q. WOOD, leaves her wharf, termf. .6-S
aus Of 7th ana 9th street nneof ears,
IT q. N, three times per week, for
CurIioman, Nomini AND Leon ardtoHn. stopping ut
anne As Steamer MsttAn0.
For further Information, apply 1t tho once. over
Sstr0politan Bank: KnSas h1Rress Once. or 1t
s.sE,ss called for On sPRISsasiSn e Kn11's Il
B.. j. I Hoic1NxLLY. Agent. BAUM frs'"
STEAMERs FOB NEW YORK.
Th1 Cleaners JOHN GIBSON and Z. O.
aNi6HT alternately leave Pier Il East eSAh
liver, New York, at & O'Clock p.m. <l2k30
own every HoNbHY. y and ID. XiaSanadSis same d.y.
Freight taken Ut lowest rates. For Information
,p!y st one over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street.
70 u. Z. 4. DENHAA. Agent, Water street.
ap2i-I SAMUEL BACON, President,
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AUCTION SALES.
CANsON BROS, Auct,oreers,
Ia an EES sALN OF A TWO.STORY FRANZ
Nv EELlN6 ON l STREET RETWETN

TRnsTKEs, sALEGF A Two.sToRY FRAME
k As1 s1s s "a TTys5ET
he ISIS Ieesrd ssif IN dsss
the District Of Columbia and at the lssV W9ifsS r.
s &c OF me party secured thereby, we viii otter
the 81 dsy i of 9d sns
1873, at 6 O'Clock M, all that piece or parcel Of
ton nistEiet Of Ccu@Ss and Known G az part S
Lot Nc 8. In SQUARE No: S2s beginning FOR the
northwes corner Of said sauare s"' ru IN
thence east "a feet inches thence south 50 feet
50 feet inches to place of beginning, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of q
Terms Of ssls: one-t third of the purchase money
o SaSn ana she baancs In six
cent per snnu to be secured Sy sss Of Pvu
on m sa 4 siSo T b
ana Il Conveys ase
.rso cow 5 GHihf F T. bzy1s Trustees.
FI,HOMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE Of A LARGE STOCK OF
GR9GERl ES coop WILL; FIXTURES,
BY virtue Of deed q trust, dated ii the Si LIST
"a DAY Of sep ten 1877 and duly recorded S
records Tor washington county, D. ' G.. and by
Sre fRib a the Rs sell
O'Clock, at the store southeast corner of az Street
ana pennsylvania avenue northwest, the entire
contents, comprising
Teas, Sugars, Spices, Coffees
shelf Goods, Willow Ware,
Vinegar, MoasSes. Tobacco
Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma
Soap, Starch. BroomS
Canned Goods, Tea and Spice Caddies
ALSO. AT IL O'CLOCK
Sneiylng, counters, Show Cases,
No. Horse, wagon. Harness, &c.
Terms cash.
augI9-4t r. p MJJRRAY TruStaa
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SOME of these beautiful evenings man
with a wilted collar and a sprinkled coat will
nutter an Old fashioned bit of profanity be-
the street: he will pick up the boy that is
manipulating the side walk hose he will twist
his head around five times; he will jam his
head into a crack in the fence and kick his
whole body through after it, and then that
boy will learn that it is not right nor safe to
glue his eyes into the top of a tree while he
sprinkleS the streets, the sidewalks and the
citizens, indiscrimately and impartially
Mind, we do not advocate the reckless, extra
VACANT or wanton killing of boys, but these
are revOlutinary times and the temper of a
down trOdden people is restless and unsafe
IRQrkeye.
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MISS BeckWlth accomplished the task yes
terday OF swimming 70 miles i'm the Thames
and 1t was stated that the feat was not per-
formed for wager, but to encourage ladies
In the art OF natatiOn. The start from West
minister was fixed for noon, but it did not take
place until 26 minutes later, by which time
several thousand spectators had gathered on
the bridge and the Victoria embankment. As
soon as the young lady, attired in an orange
col0red costume appeared on the steamer
which was to accompany her, she was greeted
with cheers, and the cheering was repeated
when she dived into the water. She was fol
lowed on TIE Journey by a boat containing
Professor Beckwilh and his son Willie the
champion OF LondOn. She swan In the middle
OF the stream, with long, powerful breast
stroke, and reached Lambeth bridge in min
utcS. BatterSea bridge was passed in 81 min
cOVeredi in the first hour was about three and
quarter miles. Going merrily along, the SWIM
me" was Off Wordsworth in LII. Ism. and Put
ney, five and half miles from home, i'm lii.
Bonn: She continued the same measured
stroke, and in Oh. 9m. passed Hammersmith
efforts with a cheer The ship at Mortlake
being reached, nearly half the journey was
performed in a little less than three hours
Kew bridge, IL miles, was shot under i'm 3h.
Ism. from the start, and then for the first time
some refreshment was partaken of. At S
distance beyond this pleasant resort a turn
was made for home. the young lady not exhib-
iting the SLIGHTEST symptoms of fatigue The
journey back to Barker's Rails, Mortlake,
where the twenty miles were completed. was
accomplished Without mishap, and Miss Beck
into the steamer amid hearty manifestations
OF satisfaction, having been IN the water six
hours and twenty five minuteS.-T London
Telegraph.
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A TURKISH JOAN OF ARC was developed by
the recent war, il Adile Hanum, rich and
jealous MOhamm, an young woman of Bag
dad. When the conflict began she rode unan-
nourced into Mouktar Pashas camp in Arme-
MA at the head of fifty-siX mounted troopers
AT first Mouktar was disposed to decline her
services, but persistence Won a place for her
and her command. Throughout the Campaign
she was the bravest of the brave, daShing into
the thickest of the fray and animating her fol-
lowers by her daring to fight like devils; every
one OF the original fifty six was killed, captur-
ed or missing, and Adile was herself twice
wounded. She also endured the wintery cold
OF those mountain nights Under a tent with a
patience which nerved the Turkish soldiers TO
meet the same cold and privation. Adile won
the rank OF lieutenant was decorated with the
order of the Mediidie and now the sultan has
sent her word that he desiles to make her ac-
quaintance and introduce her TO the sultana
and the ladies of his harem.
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DURING THE ECLIPSE the Pueblo Indians of
Taes, n. NJ, were much agitated. The chief
tain of the village came forth i'm great excite
ment and declared that some one had com
mltted great sin and the destruction of the
village was imminent-or, at least, the eX-
tinction Of the sun. Three trusted messengers
were therefore sent at once to the priests to
cOniure them to keep the eternal fire on the
altar burning at its brightest while all the wo-
men OF the village were ordered to strip them
selves naked and run in pairs round the race
course where the foot races take place.
Thanks to these simple precautions the eclipse
soon passed off. The custom of having the
women run these races i'm nude state is uni
kind. They have tradition that MOnteZuma
was betrayed into the hands of the Spaniards
by his daughter, and it is thought pro5a BILE
That the requiring of the females to humiliate
themselves as penance for the original crime
committed by one of their sex against this
dignaary grows out of the tradition.
CASTS FROM LIVING FoRMs.-I was taken by
a friend to see the wonderful plaster casts of
living human beings, which are among the Gu
thing is done it is impossible to imagine, but
there the two statues are, recum bent female
EgureS undoubtedly taken from living women.
One lies slightly turned upon her side, her lips
parted in smile, as though she was striving
10 suppress laugh. The other, who has much
the finest form of the two, lies face downward,
her feet crossed and her head pillOwed on her
folded arms, as though she had thrown herself
down to sleep. The minutest details Of the
texture of the skin, nails, &C., are very per
iectly reprodueed. the ''.goOSe-fie where
with the skin is covered being amazingly no.
ticeable, and showing that the preparation
used for these casts, the composition whereof
is secret, must be applied cold. Then ali the
Little indeniatiOns in the soles of the feet and
the palms of the hands, and the curve of the
nails and their trimming of skin and flesh are
reproduced with even startling accuracy. The
process by which these figures are produced
is still secret. but it Is certainly wonderful
and curious discOvery.-[P Paris Correspond
ence HdIQ TEteOrQDh.
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THE CRIME OF LENDING MoNEY-Precisely
at what point does it become a crime in this
land TO lend money TO man who needs it.
Nobody will say that il is a crime 10 take Sc
curity IL one lends at all. Either il is the lend
ing that constitutes the vile offence and makes
a firm '1echerous bOndholder," or IL is the
asking for payment when the money is due.
If it is wicked to ask for payment, and en-
lightened universal suffrage so determines, we
can safely assure Gen. Butler that not a single
person will thereafter be guilty of the crime
of lending. Men who have anything will
quietly retire to some monarchy where the
chief end of law is not to rob.-TN. T. Public
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John SHERMAN, Real Estate AuctiOneer,
u st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, THREE-STORY and
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, NO. /

PROVED PRUPERTY, THREE-sToRY and
BAsEME En- BRICK DWELLINGS. No. 1
By virtue of adeed OF trust, dated June 18th. III
AID. 1875. and duly recorded in Liber No. On
81 t asd at he
the parties SECURED thereby we win sell al public
IL Say Of As ss pzssss
ae With the In
ington, District Of Columbia to wit: Lot numbered
two hundred and twenty-three l223), in Gilbert's
being u.s. ana faal ana
eighty feet (SO) deep the south side of street
for,v @ ana containing fourteen hundred and
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance
per BE- the or ~ sG Gn or
al cash at the SptSn OF the deposit
All at Ct time Of
sale to be complied With in seven DAYS. vs. Ao'"S VI
SSH ESHST Sn 8 EEEhDEEEE; ,rrussses.
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. aug1s -eo&ds
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
zTTSt4S, W Ek "a Esd ~ ASD H ara
BY virtue Of deed of trust. bearing date nj
the lSta Day Of in9y 1879
records of the District of Columbia, and at the
written request of the party secured thereby, we
9Th hn daS Of Of An
,, 1874 s5So O'Clock IAN that piece
OF Washington, District of Columbia and known
and designated as all of Lot No. q, In square No.
80, together with Ibe improvements thereon, said
property being now occupied as Stone Yard.
Ter ms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money
III cash; and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with Interest from the day Of sale al par
cent; per annum, to be secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. A deposi. of 500 will be
required at time Of sale. II the are not COM
plieo with within five days, the Trustees reserve
Of the defaulting purchaser All convey ancing at
purchasers cost.
PHILIP r. LARNER lru,..
au1b- 3aw2w CHARLES T. DAVIS, iruSteeS'
FNU BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON THE
4 18th DAY OF AUGUST, instant, az Ga
O'Clock p. M, OIL the Premises, at No. S18 y
7th st. saw, Ger tain Personal Property, con- r.
sisting of household furniture, and also One Y I
Share OF Stock of the First Cooperative Building
Assoc alton, being The personal estate OF BA. thol-
NEW Shea lately deceased.
DENNIS MURPHY,
aug13, 20. 81 Administrator,