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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IM4EDIATELY NORTH OFTHE
CAPITOL GROUNDS, CORNER OF DEL
AWARE AVENUE AND b STREET

By virtue Of three deeds OF trust, bearing -
date, respectively, on the 9Th day of October. ~
le:h day q june, 4: D.: 1878 and recorded In
hber No. 697, folio 1873: Mber No: 713, folio 26),
Washington county Al tho District Of C.um ia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby,
will sell at pubic auction In front Of the premises
on THURSDAY, tt 9 10th day of October, A. ID.
SaS at O'Clock. al those certain pisces or par
In the District of Columbia, aud known as lots
nnd twsnty-tSo ga. twenty three casl:
west part Of original lot numbered i've, o.. In
square numbered six hundred and elgh,y-six,
sae If W nHs,y cS been msde by the
Terms of salt One fourth cash: balance In equal
instalmente, st one, two aad three years; n Ires
to bear interest at pr cent. per annum. $500
will be required ~ deposit at time of sale. All
sale are not complied wi within ten days, the
trustee reserves the right to resell toe property at
eep2O eo&ds WIN. A. 6OROON JR.. Tr1stee.
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(NHAS. W. HANDY Auctioneer.
CHANCERy SALE or vALuAR1r I'M.
11H1UvED REAL ESTATE ON D STREE r
NOnTH, BETWEEN LIST AND 2D SIS,

4PR1VED Real STATE on d STREET
WEST. ~ ~ SAS'
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Su- -
ptm me court OF the District of Columbia in ...
EQUITY cause No. 81, Doc. lS Whereia 2. E;l.
y. l1AmSon u complainant and Mary L. Nc6}raW
ct a. are Defendants, the undersigned, Is Trustee,
VIII sei At public auction, In front OF the oromtseS
" me lI8oeSt bidder, on SATURDAY., the Gath
Gay OF september, 1879 at O'Clock pm. the fol-
loving Described real estate, t wit:-Lot number
eG a s1 !o IN j. B. Kibbey's recorded subdivision
meats consist Of story pressed Brick House
W. WIN store.room on first flor. being No. Ills d
TER Terms Of sale; One-third cash; balance in two
from "a Of sale, with interest thereon az seven
per centum until paid and to be secured by re-
tenlon OF tie title by the Trustee until tn whole
fnnse mon.y Is paid ana Insurance to the salts
0iUon. II the terms of sale a not complied with
within nvs days from the cay Of sale, tho Trustee
S. Yes the right to resell said properly at the
5isk ana cost OF the purchassr. Alter ave
DAYS advertiS ment In the Evening Star neWsps-
p.T; 800 deposit ct the time Of sale. An coavay.
Ancing Mt purchaser = c st.
JoHN j. HANNA, Trustee,
sepAs eo@oS Webster Law Building.
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DOWNMAN & GREEN, Auctloneers,
II 4l2 7th st. northwest


TkUSTEES' SALE or VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPEhTY, STU Ate On
yERMONT AVENUE, BErWEEN x AND
hA MS Vi W Ka1G tRNs5 LIT HkcS
1Ol9 1>o'
By virtue Of a deed of trust to u.s. dated -
tne cay OF June, AID. 1874 and duly re- ~
corded in Liber No. 7b3 folio 124 one OF the l.iu
iand records OF the District OF Columbia and al
Lhe written request Of the party secured thereby
we Will 0her for sale, in front OF the promised
IHURSDAY. OctoOer 10th, AID. 1878 at
2. M the following described real estate situate
IN the city OF w Arlington, District of COII n
Ola. 70 with: sub-lot numbered twenty-Seyen (27)
OF john " Evans recorded subdi vision OF sub lots
numbered fourteen, fifteen, sixteen seyent sen
AND eighteen, OF John L. Kidwells recorded su D
division OF lots In square numbered two hundred
and seventeen. together with tho improyem nts.
cnrSiStlng OF the Handsome Brick Residence, No,
1Ul9 Vermont avenue. ~
Terms Of sale as prescribed in the deed OF trust:
Inc 1ul amount OF the indebtedness, together with
TEE interest,", costs commissions and expenses in
cash. and the balance at twelve, twenty -four and
CHASER, bearing interest at the rae of SIX per CEN
tum per annum from the day of sale aud Secured
Dy detd or trust on the pr ,perty sold shall be
taken. A DEPOSIT of five bundled dollars sha bs
required OF the purchaser at the time of sale, and
~ convey ancing and revenue stamps shall be- at
the expense OF the purchaser. Tae Trustees re-
serve the right to resell tn, property at the risk
and cost OF the purchaser In default ii the terms
are not complied with in ton DAYS after the day of
sale. WIN. H. PHILIP, ln..
sepl9-d&dS JAMES NJ. LATTA. IruSteeS.
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nOWNMAN 4 GREEN. AuctiOneers,
IL Alb 18th st. northwest,

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
AYENLE, BETWEEN K ANDL sTHERfst
CONSISTING OF A HANDSOME BRICK
The II q Sth hs day Ct June A;D 1874 duly record
1 Wxf Of the District Of Coumbi and
" MiIl offer for sale In front Of The premises.
IHURsDAY, October 10Th, AID. 1878, at 1
9,c,oe6 Pm, the follow ng described real estate,
situate In the City OF Washington, District of %.
iL1anMDlA 70 Wit: S4b-lot numb req twenty-eighr
l1o), OF John U. Evans recorded subdivision of
SoD-lOtS numbered fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, sew.
enteen ana eighteen, OF John L. KidWelis record.
90 subdivision OF Lots In Square numbered two
nunored and seventeen GIL together with the
Improvements, consisting Of the handsome brick
residence, NO. N21 Vermont avenue
Terms OF sale as prescribed In the deed OF trust:
II ne full amount Of tie sbtedness, together
WIN the interest," COSTS commissions and expen.
see cash, and the balance at twelve, twenty
ana tnlrty-sx months, for which he not % OF che
purchaser, bearing interest ~ the rate OF six mar
centum per annum, from the day Of sale and se-
cured by deed OF trust the property sold shall
pc taken. deposit Of Five Hundred Dollars shail
Oe required OF the purchaser ~ the time of SALE
and ~ c0nveyAncing and revenue sta nps shall be
~ tne 81 penee OF the purchaser The Trustees
reserve the right to re0el 1t the cost and risk of
the purchaser In default II the terms are not COM
piled with In ton days After the day of sale,
VIM II. PHILIP, lm.,,.
Sep19-d&ds JANIS n. LATTA. tIruStees.
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DIED

ENNIS On Ser TENT pr r. ISIS ct 6 clock o.
M, Mrs. JosEPHINE Ennis, in tie forty hfth
H.S friends and relatives are respectfully re-
quested to attend the fun6r1r ffUA Ner1ate resi>
ga urdayl, the 21st instant, II oicloc6 pm. .
BEYsER. Thursday, eeptembeS lAaB78 JOHN
b. y. kEYsER, aged eleven yearSs son OF b. u.
sBd = sIher a. keyBer.
, TIE funeral VIII TAI place on Saturday. 2lst. ae
RIDLEY. Departed this life on September IL.
1916, AZ me residence OF her son.in-law, r. E.
Tull llxO Four-and-a-half street. after long and
pa nIul illness Mrs. JANE RIDLEY, aged seventy
county, Md.
baltimore and New York papers please CODY
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THE Pail Mall Gazette predicts that cleo
triclty Will eventually supersede gas for illu-
minating private houses. Nothing new i'm
that. Sparkling is very apt to supersede gas
They usually prefer the dim, religious light OF
the mooE-Or of railway tunnel
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THE ATTEMPT of the Messrs. Collins. of
Philadelphia, to build a Brazilian railroad
around the falls of the Madeira river seems
likely to end in failure. But two miles of rails
are down, half Of the labOrers taken out have
run away, and two. thirds Of the rest are sick,
the life Of Mr.. Collins being also desDaired Of
His CHIEF engineer predicts that the road can
not be built In dozen years, and no force OF
men can De kept at the work for that length
OF time In the deadly climate.
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Abductfng a Bride On the Evening
of her Marriage

correspondent OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Srlting from Harrisonburg. under date OF
SeplenIh her 18th, SAYS:
we had a singular aud most unnatural
case to occur near here on Wednesday night
lssI oelng more nor less than the violent ab-
suctlon OF bride from the residence of her
husoand on the evening OF her marriage by
her own father. The case briefly stated. il
about this: MIR. Edward Shaver a highly re-
and had cd gu1ss ma was young widower
SSughter OF Mr.. George w. Shaver. and on
wednesday last. having procured the neces-
Sary papers from the clerks office here Miss
Dora being OF age having seen twenty four
summers. the parties waited upon a clergy
man and were made one. This step wax
OF the storm that was gathering under the
BRIDES parental roof The welded ones were
al home, Mr.. Shaver having carried her to
ms residence and introduced her 20 the
relatives of his first wife. Their astonish.
ment and distress may be imagined, when,
ABOUT or 10 O'Clock at night, the door
strobe s a1 a opened violently. and in
ms hand, which he quickly hurled at the head
81 %. MS new son in-law: A quick dodge saved
tne skull OF the astonished bridegroom from
fracture, but the ponderous fst IF the irsta
tatnerln,law came down upon the side OF his
mead, and he retired actively from the room.
taIl SiS OF me held, the old man, who is
a. q al, Vigorous. muscular person, gathered up
the bride In his } errulean arms and hore hsr
SCI canning to his horse, which he mounted
without molestation. and made his way IN h,s
own house, about four miles distant where the
bride remained until her husband regaineS
possession of her by process of law. This
result was reached only in the afternoon of
Thursday, the law having in the mean time
laid lis hand upon the abductor OF another
mans wife.
There was sort OF readjustment of the
dllEcul'y between the parties, but the elder
Shaver waived an examination aud was sent
on for Indictment 10y the grand jury The
parties are all most respectfully connected.
ard George w. Shaver. the party seriously
involved, is man of considerable wealth
The case has excited good deal OF feelingin
the community.
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RUMoRED CHANGE OF MEXICAN MINISTER
1t Is reported In the City of Mexico that Presi-
dent Diaz has called Gomez Palacia, now re-
siding In Durango, either to take charge Of
the State department or to go to Washington.
Senior ZamacOna Is again reported as being
determined to return home In October.
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REV. DR.. La MATYR, the national demo.
Gratis candid ate for Congress in the Indianap-
ellis Qnd. y district, has been dropped from tha
active membership of the Methodist confer.
ence to which he belonged for his participa.
ton In politics, though, at his request, a ma
tinue In the ministry as local preacher. The
Chicago Methodist ministers have unanimous
ly agreed that il any Of their brethren dabblo
in politics they ought to quit the pulpit.
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IHE EXpoRTATIoN OF LAVE HoGs-The
practicapility of importing live hogs from
America is about to be tested by some parties
In Liverpool, who have purchased a steamer.
ard aIe hitting il up to accommodate 2 500 hogs
and many cattle.-t British Trade Journal,
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$1,000 For FIVE CENTS.-At certain hours
during the day the rapid transit railroads
charge cents fare, at other hours 10 cents
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 ChIl-
dren, on the 18th OF August bought ticket on
the Metropolitan road for 10 cents, but when
cent ticket. He alleges that he was with VIC.
lence required TO pay the difference of fare
which he did under protest. He now sues the
company Tor 81 900 damages for assault, extor-
dele nd, and Judgment was taken by default
Chief Justice Curtis, in the superior court,
yesterday granted an order that the damages
18th W
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MISS HELEN TAYLOR, stepdaughter OF th6
late John Stuart Mill has not denied the re-
port that she will effer herself as q candidate
Tor the parliamentary borough OF Southwark
at the next general elections
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RESUMPTION OF WoRK.-The seven iron
mills in KensingtOn, Philadelphia, have been
idle on account Of strike for several weeks.
A recent effort to start up the Philadelphia
Iron and Steel cOmpany's shops was prevented
by strikers intimidating those who had Allied
their places. Yesterday the company again
started, with large police force on hand. and
M disturbance OccurrQd. -~
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THE OLD SAD STORY is repeated to- day in
the accounts of what Is called The Staten
Island Mystery" Two young lovers unable
to marry because OF their poverty; intending
to marry as soon as the means for housekeep.
ing could be saved up; yielding to temptation
overwhelmed them with shame and sorrow at
the consequences of their fault; recourse to
some OF the wretches whose trade is secret
murder OF inchOate life; then death; attempt
to conceal the crime, and its accidental expo
sure. 1t Is the old sad story; but it is all the
more sad that such things should happen in
this land OF plenty and superabundance.
There seems every reason to believe that it
was poverty alone that prevented this couple
from marrying. OF course, that does not JUS
tify their sin, but it accounts for it. In old
countries. where population is very dense,
land scarce and early marriages often practi.
cally impossible, illegltimate births are com.
mon. That they should become common here
would be terrible reprOach against our rulers
and ourselves. Early marriages should be
encouraged; and In land like this there
should be an impossibiity Of any such plea OF
extenuation or OF explanation being put forth
as that which is now offered by the unhappy
survivor of THE Staten Island Mystery"
which Is mystery no lOnger.-[N Y. Graphic.
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"ASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctiopeer
w No. lOO1 northwest corner 10th and D SITS.
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR sUITgS. UP
holstered in Rer; Walnut hambe- Sui5es,
Walnut Wardrobe, alnut Marble ryl. SID
board, Extension Table and Diuin3 olm
Chairs, Walnut Dressing Ca e and Wardrobe
G9mDi1ed: Walnut Hat REX ma . b.se
Hail, HI sk and COttOn-tDp Msttras es Wal
nut Bedsteads. Painted Bedsteads, Bureaus
ard Washstands. large assortment OF Brus-
Pier Mirror, Crockery. &C.
ALSO,
Lot Fancy Goods, ,, aps, Notions e..
On SATURDAY, September 21st, 1878 "a
commencing at 10 o'c.ock a. m, shall sell, W
In front OF my auction rooms, the above AS la1
SOrtment of household effects.
Terms cash.
sep19 WASH. b, WILLIAMS Auct
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A SECOND cousin of Henry Ward Beecher"
Miss Carrie Morgan, came from Memphis to
Akron, Ohio, i'll. 1t proved to be yellow fever,
but she has recovered. Akron feels immense
ly relieved,
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MARRIED.

CIsSEL-DERRiCk. September 18, 1873. &C
the q urch or the Incarnation, by The Rev. DIR.
TowpS, Id. rector, EUGBNE K. -EIssEL and
AGSIS second daughter Of the late A. n. Der.
rick. kSk.s
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TO-MORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR PARLOR FURNITURE, BLACK
WALNDT CHAMBER skTS, COLT A8E
FURNITURE, LOUNGES And RECLIN-
ING ChAIRS. HAIR AND HUSK MAT
1RASsES, WALNUTDINI NG- r OM FUR
N!TURE WINDOW HAN9INGs, Wal.
WARE BK, SSELs, ThREE-PAY AND
lNGAlN CARPEr rs, &C.
100 ROI Is OF sUPERIOR WALL PAPER
tAR6E NLLECiION or MILLINERY
On sA1U KDAY MORNING. september "A
21st, 1873, comD- ncirg at 10 O'Clock, IN VI
front OF my saie' ooms, shall Sc gen. raj
assortment Of the above gpH's. ]"
LSO, at IL o'clock
Bay Hor e, Carriage and Harness.
TerElS cash.
sepl9 ct THOMAS rOWLIN9. Arct
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THE MURDER OF MARY STANNARp-If thg
Rev. Mr.. Hayden is innocent of the murder of
the young girl, Mary Stannard. he is one of the
most unfortunate OF men. The revelations at
the trial from day TO day all go 10 build up
against him one OF the strongest cases of cir
cumStantial evidence that has been presented
Tor many years in court. In the first place
the re is the testimony OF the half sister OF the
deceased that on the evening when she was
found murdered she had declared that she was
to meet by appointment the Rev. Mr.. III ayden.
Then there are her admissions to the same
hall sister OF her criminal intimacy with tha
accused clergyman, and the bloc. stains upop
his pocket knife. This is strong and horribls
evidence against him, but II is not all In the
dispatch OF our correspondent this morning q
letter written by the murdered woman four
days before her death is printed, which FORCES
another link against the accused pastor This
letter has been referred to in the trial. and at
the proper time will be made a part of the
record. In il the unhappy woman mentions
her sorrow and shame, and requests her half
sister 70 deliver a note enclosed in it to the
Rev. MIR. Hayden. This was on the 3Dth of
August. She was murdered on the Sd of SEN
TENDER This letter proves conclusively that
the most intimate relations existed between
them--relations which do not usually exist be-
tween clergymen and the female members of
their congregations. Mr.. Hayden may be in
nocent, but the weight Of evidence is thus far
all against the theory that he is not the muir.
derer OF Mary Stannard.-[N Y Herald 1871.
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- II. VAIN Lh, h<zaa Es.<sJe AucluuovI.
TRUSTEE g SALE OF THRvE-STORY AM
RASFMENT HR(CK HOUISU No

X H. w AhNLh, heki EsuaGe AucLlunevI.
TRUSTEE 3 SALE OF A THRvE-sroRY AND
srRfET sdRTH as1s h %Isa the hf t %
os by y IIt , Ct deed OF trust to ne dated
70 10 s06, one Of the Ian records for ' fSs III:
county Of Washington u. G., sh ~ sell at pub!ic
soth day Of September, 1878, at &C ock D. m L.
that part OF quare numbered s X hundred an saw
sn Wthn the mses and
tV enty feet from the northeast corner OF said
ssSv aad e wss SO
9 ghty feet to tie place of beginning, tn the
Engagements thereon, three-sSory and basement
Of q ,5S s. Ss t which
ally after The sae) balance Ia six, taelre md
~ tI s Sy
on the property With an s cause 81 ana
the terms are not compiled with In ten days atUer
to in De s1 s d
he risk and cost of t. defaulting purchaser. Ali
the cost Of s Is Ps1 Is
B. H. WARNER, Auctioneer. sep2O-d
sEzE
L By s Of and Of u' s in
IN Equity cause No ~ Vs No toa
ct s sell e PSs II fro
q Sss
line of 18th street northeast, 20 feet aud in hes
from the southeast corner of and 18th str set,
mort beast, thence south 16 feet inches, the ice
east SO feet. thence north 16 feet inches thsnce
west Ss feet to the pa Of beginning. IN Washi
Brick House, corner 18Th al streets.
Terms: One-fourth cash; ana balance in equal
lnstallments, In six twelve and eighteen months
from day of sale, with In at six per cent. or
al ca h. at the option Of the purchaser. Terms to
be complied y it'll within ven days, and IL default
therein right reserved to resell at risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser deposit Of $500 required.
IVORY g. K!MBALL.
1341 street northwest; (r.o
JOB BARNARD, irusUees'
sos D street northwest,
GEO. TRUEsDELL. sep9O
ENOR SALE-At College Station, Bladensbur9
y under decree, at O'Clock, OCTOBER Sd, &ne
doair Ia fox
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PRORERTY IN

L GEOk6E1OWN.
in Li5.r No. 729. folio 4, one OF the land IN
records OF the District OF CJum Ia and dated s&
Sa gay Of Alsqs S7s and at the Of the
on MONDAY, the 30th day of September, 1878 in
front of the premises, at the hour of O'Clock M
tion to Georgetown, D1str CT of Columbia with the
improvements upon the anne: Beginning at the
MOI theast corner Of Bea and Monroe streets, in
street A. feet; thence nortnwardly and parallel
with Monroe street 80 feet: thence WeStWardly and
parallel with Beal street A feet to Monroe street;
feet to the beginning.
Terms Of SALE One third of the purchase money
purchaser giving his notes, secured by a deed Of
trust On the PREMISES, bf airing interest at per
cent per annum. If the ,erms of sale are not COM
tale the unde signed reserves the right to re ell
the property the risk and cost of the default ng
deposit of $50 required when tbs
THOMAS now1IksFP . 2 JACKSON. Trnst e;
TlRUsTEE's SALE OF ELEGANT 3 BUR
ban Ban GoT Gca.ea !; AND NJ GROUNDs:
No q shall s 81 pase ean,y
On Loss aa,a
i2l5: IN bl9ck n1abeIed nine Co., q Han I q.
the Distr ct OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; the residue pay
able In coral instalments In twelve and twenty:
payments to bear interest at the rate Of seven per
cent from the day of 50 @; the title to remain in
or the whole in cash at the option Of the pufcha,
ton thereof 81 tie court. 800 deposit on &C.
'''"' & GHIDERRoN CARLISLE, Trustee.
BOT street n. ".
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs DOWLING, Auctieneer.


CUMFORTABLEBRICK DWELLING oNT1E
sS So HSS SIDE 4I9 OF sTksET5
AT AUCTION.
On TU EsDAY AFTERNOON, Sept Gath, -
ss sss sss depth
Of 100 feet. of Lot Is, Square 81, improved ~ 8
confort liable two story Brick Dwelling, situa as
above.
Terms: One-third CASH balance at six and
Twelve months, with notes bearing interest 1T
per cent per annum until paid, aud secured "
pp1ensses's cost. deposit 81 SO Teaaired wnsn
sep2Od THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
m e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate AuctioneeT.
TWO FRAME HOUSES. No. Alb and 40
WsLFTH sTREET S: W.
On WEDNf SOAY, September 25th, 1873, -
Nos. IS Il f sSa.r o.
with the two tN o-story frame houses thereon.
Tins hberai-giyen day OF ale
nUNUANsON BROn., AucnoDeers
SALE OF IMPROVED and UNIMpRoysD
PROPERTY.
On FRIDAY AfTERNOON, Sept. ~ h. -
bet Il .na ist IS. AtS os, e,c cpa OK Eo Is.
'qpa a ss'i +; hst an East csPso St:
I Sis. Sc, imp Owed by 5-room fran no So, Al
t S 9g tx L9 g. lot7 ST.. be-
On IL ESD.l october 1st, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
TART Lot 1, square 1873: corner and N w Jer ay
avenue Sc. Iroh,inp SO feet on NexJ rsey ave-
Iue, aud improved B, ss:ory b. lex house. At
or o'c ock p.n. pa Lot9 square 74t. NJ ,tr,et,
between New Jelsey avt nue. and LIST east; 2-Sto y
franz, rooms.
Title good or no sale deposit required At tim,
# sale. Terms beral, and made known at time
OF sale. sep2O
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


VTRUsTKEs' SALE OF TWO. STORY BRICK
4 1857 T STREET NORTHWES EST, AND LOT.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust recorded In "a
Liber 822 folio 4A3, of land records for Dis e.
tr1ct OF Columbia, and At request OF party2sR
secured thereby, we will cell at public auction. on
front OF premises. Lot 137 Darrows subdivision Of
part OF square POS. Wa hington city. D. G..
Terms of sale: One-third cash. Of which 500
must be paid at time Of sale, balance in six and
twelve mon hs, with per cent. interest, to be
secured by purchasers notes and.deed of trust on
property sold. Convey ancing at purchaser cost.
K 4: a r. s HoEfzaAN, Trustees.
B. r. STyIGER. Auct. seplOseo
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CHARLES c. DUNCANSON,
sep13- eo&ds SURVIVING Trustee.
ME- FRAME house, WITH LARGE LOA
~ On sEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST,
NEAR COIUMBIA RAILROAD

NEAR COLUMBIA RAILROAD
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust to me, dated -
ses 2esh Jnls' 1871 duly recorded in Liber
rection of the party secured thereby. shall sell &C
pubic auction, In front of the premises on SAT
p. m, part of lot 90 in square $50, being the north
40 feet inch front 7th street northeast, by the
full depth of said lot, together with the improve
ments, consisting of very nice frame house of five
rooms.
must be paid when property is struck off; baancs
Unequal payments. At six, nine, and twelve months,
wi interest at eight per cent. per annum, secured
by deed OIL trust on the property sold. Terms must
be Compiled with In six days, the Tru ,tee viii
resell at cost Of defaulting purchaser. Conveyanc-
Ing and recording at purl haSer's cost.
WILLIAM BIRNEY, Trustee, $50 ~ st.
B. H. WARNER, Au,t. seulS -didba