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Notice to COnsignees.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD, }
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
Memphis, Tenn, August 5, 1873.
THE following consgnees have goods on % Nor
i gan Line'' steamships en- route from New York,
before notice of quarantine at Memphis: Oliver,
Finne & Co., Luehrmann, Orgill Brothers 4 Co,
Langsi AT, GIaham & Proudft, c. r. Hunt Co., j.
T. FaTgason Il Co., B. NJ. Stratton Il Co., NJ. L.
Meacham d Co., Fulmer, Burton Co., j. NJ James
4 Son, NJ. Gavin d Co., T. N. White & Co., Estes,
Doan & Co G. A. Eckerly & Bros. Taylor Arnold,
Guy, billiard Cof1n, Brooks, Nicely Il Co., Estes,
FiZer 4 Co., C. W. Goyer Co.
And by the Cromwell Steamship Line" as fol-
lows: Fader, Jacobs q Co.. W. Dean & Co., Estes,
Doan & Co., Brooks. Nicely d Co., Estes, FZer Co.,
]. t. Fargason & Co.. Fulmer Burton & Co., c. w.
Goyer Co., Hidden d Avery, Hill, FOntaine d Co.,
NJ. L. Meacham & Co., C. r. Ryan q Co., Stewart,
Gwynne Co., Taylor q Arnold A. c. d A. B. Tread
well Il Co.
The city authorities at Grenada refuse to allow us
to store the good there for ten days, In accord
ance with requirements of our Board of Health.
have therefore notified the agent OF the Chicago,
st. Louis and New Orleans Railroad" at New Or
leans, to refuse to receive the goods from
the steamships. Consignees should advise steam
ship lines Immediately what disposition they wish
them to make of the goods. NJ. BURKE, Sup't
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FOREIGN BREYITY.
An lncanhInrN Hire

Boston, August 5.-The car-shed of the
Eastern railroad company was burned to-
night, with six passenger and two Pullman
cars. Loss, ffty-five thousand dollars; in
sured. The fire is believed to have been in
cendiarv
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Administrative Notice.

Administrative Notice.
THO all whom it may concern: Having qualified as
administrator OF the estate of the late Edward
T. Freeman. of Shelby county, Tennessee, notice
forward and settle; and those ivDg claims against
said estate should present them, within the time
Aug. 8, 1878. LIZZIE a. FREEMAN. Adm'x.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
No 3673-Chancery Court of Shelby counsy-vaI.
Sanford, EXT, ETC., VS.. W. ). Norris, Ell al.
tered in the above cause on the eta day of July,
1875, VIII sell at PUBIC auction to the highest
bidder in front OF the CLERK and Masters office.
Courthouse Building, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. August 81, 1875.
within legal hours, the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit; An undi
waters Of Nonconna6 adjoining the lands Of Per-
son, Norris and Rodgers said tract being the west
from g. Buntyn, and more particularly described as
follows. towtt: Beginning at the northwest corner
of A. W. AuStinss l00-acre survey at stake south
1913 deg west % feet from whiteoek marked o. B..
thence north 90 chains and 20 links to stake;
CHAINS and 20 Inks to "a stake il deg east feel
from a whiteoak marked r. N: thence 10 chains to
north - chains 7Olinks to the beginning, contain
ing I16 $500 acres
city of Memphis. bounded as follows Beginning at
the intersection Of the west side of Sixth street with
the south side of Clay street, thence westwardy with
the south side of Clay street l4 feet; thence south
1873 2-IO feet TO alley; thence eastwardly Ia
feet to sixth street; thence northWardy 1873 2-IO
feet to the beginning
tract brings sufficient amount to satisfy the decree
under which II is sold the two lots Will not be sold
II not bring enough for that purpose the
lots will next be sold.
Terms OF Sale-One third cash; balance at q and
with lien on property to further secure the pGchsse
money. August D, 1878, -
BY l. B. McHenry, Deputy C. and NJ
j. E. r. Ray, So. for CLAIMANT aus tue
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Grain Damaged by Heavx Rains.

Fox LAKE JUNCTION, Wis, August 5.-A
severe storm of rain and wind occurred this
evening. Fully two inches of water fell in
thirty minutes. Grain will be damaged con-
siderably by wind and water. Farmers cam
not stack for two or three days.
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,rrArns.,. ,NnIcArIoNs.

WAX DEPI.. OFFICE On. SIG. OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August q, an.
For Tennessee and the Ohio ru!Ley, clear
o.. partly cloudy tceathsr; 'oiHds mostly
noy-fhaoesferly aud stationary; temperature
stationary, or rising barometer
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, -. Memphis cotton, II lie. Nerc
Orleans cotton. II 3-Sc. Nelo York cotton,
II I5-ICc. Neir York gold, fOO II.
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MOUNT VERNON, O., August 5.-A young
man named Gregory, residing at Fredericks-
burg, blew into the muzzle of his gun to see
if it was loaded, whereupon the gun went off
and carried away the top of his head
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Strange Freak of an Insane Woman.
BosToN, August 5.-An insane daughter
of Thaddeus Frost, aged twenty-seven years,
poured kerosene over her head and clothes,
set fire to it, and burned to death.
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New Orleans Monday Report.

unfavorable for the sick
New Orleans Monday Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-Report fled at
three o'clock. New cases, twenty eight;
deaths, twelve.
DR.. Chaplin, president of the board of
health, has issued orders that no more reports
of new cases of yellow-fever shall be fur
nished the press.
Texas Towns QIaEantined against New
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-Dlspatches from
Texas show that quite 4 considerable number
of railroad towns in the interior of that State
are thoroughly Quarantined against New Or
leans, and that it is the determination to
keep the yellow-fever out of Texas if posi-
BILE. The International and Great Northern
railroad refuses to take any passen gers,
freight, express matter or mails from New
Orleans over their road.
Wilmington. n. a., Guaranteed.
WILMINGTON, August 5.-A quarantine
OF twenty days has been established here
against all persons coming from any city
south of Wilmington where yellow-fever or
other contagious or IN 'ectious diseases exist.
The Plague In the Isle OF Cyprus
LONDON, August 5.-A correspondent of
the Daily NeScs in Cyprus reports that the
fever Is prevalent in Nicosia, on the northern
side of the island, and that seventeen men
and two officers out of detachment of one
hundred and twenty stationed there have
been attacked by the disorder.
How the Mayor OF New Orleans was
Squeezed at Vicksbrrs.
VICKsBURG, August 5.-Mayor Morris, of
New Orleans, was fined two hundred and
fifty dollars and ordered out of iowa for vio-
lating the quarantine regulations He came
from New Orleans on the steamer Cannon,
on the second instant. He appealed from
Mayor O'Leary's decision to the board of
aldermen. They heard the case last night
and sustained the mayors decision
A YeIlOw-Fever Hospital AhOat.
CAIRO, August 5.-On the arrival Of the
steamer Golden Crown last night, the quar-
antine officer found lady sick with what
it is said, Vlcksburg and Memphis physi-
Clans pronounced intermittent fever, but
which DIR. Summing, the quarantine physician
here, pronounced yellow fever, and the boat
was not permitted to land. An authenticated
rumor comes from Caledonia that the pa
tent died after leaving here, and was buried
at Caledonia. As a further prevention against
yellow-fever, after tomorrow passenger
coaches from below will not be transferred
across the river, but the passengers will
change cars at the transfer-steam
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DIED..

DAVIS-In Sardis, Miss, August 4, 1878, Mrs
ANNA DAVIS, formerly of Camden, Miss, in the 23d
year of her age.
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HENDRICKS'S SPEECH.

The Issue Squarely Made between Dan
Voorhees,, the Democratic Candidate
for United States Senator, and
General Harrison. the
Republican.
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YELLOW-FEVER
New Orleans sunday Report.

New ORLEANS, August Anew cases,
twenty; deaths, eleven. The weather for the
past twenty four hours has been rainy. Yes
terday the mercury fell ten degrees, which is
unfayorable for the sick.
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GALVESTON, August 5.-A Ne,cs San Au-
tonic special gives letter from Captain L.
w. Carpenter, of the Tenth cavalry, In which
he states, on information received, that the
Indians of the Fort Stanton reservation sold
mules in the town of Del NeIto, Mexico, that
had been stolen fromi the FL Paso stage line,
and that the Indians are supplied at stores IN
Del Neito with improved breech loading RI
hes and ammunition without question. Cap
tain Carpenter further states that company
of regular Mexican cavalry is stationed in
the town of Del Neiio. This shows how some
Of the American Indians are supplied with
.ltms and ammunition.
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COttOn-PiCking

A S agents for the manufacturers, we offer for
II sale, at wholesale retail, and at reduced
prices, large lot of the celebrated
PLANTERS SEAMLESS SACKS
and Stacking for Cotton Pickers, viz:
5000 yards Sacking, 26 inches WIDE double width.
5000 yards Soaking, % inches wide, doublewfdth.
10000 Ready-made Sacks, 3 feet long.
10000 Readymade Sacks, 4Is feet long.
10000 keady-made Sacks, feet long.
These goods are very heavy and substantial.
WORMELEY & GOODMAN,
Nh
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DENNIS kEARNEY

Makes his First Eastern Speech in Fam
uieI HaII-He DenOunces the AssO-
ciated Press as a Band of
Pirates, and the News
paper PrOprietOrs
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st. Andrews Society.
Masonic N0rfea

FTNRE members of this society are respectfully no
i tiled to meet this (TUESDAY) evening, at ] z
Madison street. to take action upon the death of
our late President. ]. G. FORBES, Secretary.
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Call for a Mass Convention.

H- The Executive Committee hereby request that
the Democratic and Conservative party of Shelby
county meet in Mass Convention, at the Courthouse
in the city of Memphis, on Thursday, the Sth
day of August, 1873. at IL o'clock a M for
the purpose of eectng delegates to represent Shelby
county In the convention called to in the city of
Nashville on the 18th day of August, 1873, to nom
mate candidate for Governor of Tennessee.
W. L. CLAPP, Chairman of the Board.
s. j. CAMP, Secretary.
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Jew Series, New Series, New Series .
WORKINGMEN'S

The safest medicine to have about the house
at all times is
Tarrant's Settler Aperient.
1t will harm one 1t will benefit any one who may
have occasional attacks of headache vertigo low
spirits, other ailments resulting from irregular
action of the bowels Keep a bottle always in the
house. and there is family physician near that will
many dollars and much suffering.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A COaI-Mfners StrIke for ADVANCE OF
Wages.
louisville, Pa, August 6.-About two
hundred men and boys employed at Buck
ridge colliery, Shamokin, struck to-day for
the restoration of five cents per wagon of the
coal mined, which was taken off during July,
and submitted to at the time. As majority
of the men don't demand the restoration, and
are willing to work at the reduced rate, it is
thought that all will be at work in few days.
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Two Murders at a Negro Barbecue in
Illinois.

CAIRO, August AT barbecue, yester-
day, given by colored people at Caledonia,
general fight occurred, in which Will Freeman
and George Rutledge were killed. There
were no arrests
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London, August 5: To-day is bank holiday
and the markets are closed.
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DESOTO LODGE, No. 29q-Win hold
L. a special communication this (TUES-S "a
DAD evening, Au ust 9th, o'clock, for Xxx
work In the E A. degree. Members of sister, w
lodges and visiting brethren fraternally invited
By order B. T. PRICE, W. NJ.
Attest HENRY j. LYNN, Secretary.
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and Harrison, supposed to have been killed,
have come in safely.
SfExICANs SUPPLYING INDIANS WITH ARMS
AND AMMUNITION.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 5.-A Silver City
dispatch says the Indians have devastat ed
the country in all directions. Canter. Smith
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Euka Female Institute
T AM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail
Furniture and Mattresses

lower than ever before sold in the city Ordersf:on
country dealers especially solicited.
WIN. K. THIXT0N QRvIEG BLOCK,
No. 256 Second strb
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ERNOON.
TRISTIE's SAL OF 40 E-FIFTH IN
j II REST IN VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIA ESTATE In GLE, RIG nTOWN IL q.

] r: REST II vALEAaEHE E1Is MPF6y IN Z +
RIA ESTATE In gle, RG aTUWN ID a.
BY Wiz ne OF des ar trust dated May TO- -
A; ID 1875. aid recorded in Liber :. SIS - 81
fol-, S61 of the land records of the District r.
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell
AZ public auctiS n. In front of the premises. on
TUESDAY, the IL d day nf June 4. ID. 1878 at
6o'Slocs p. M, an undivided one-ffth part in and
70 al that part OF Lot No. 20, in Old Georgetown,
ID. c.. bounded as follows: Beginning for same at
streets, and run then west with north line of
Bridge street 81 feet then north parallel to Poto-
mac street go feet; then east parallel to Bridge
street ~ feet: then uorth parallel to Potomac
stfeet II ieet inches; then east 81 feet to Polo
mac street: then south with Potomac street 70
other part of said Lot No. 20. bounded as follows:
beginning on the west line of Potomac street I23
fet Inches north of Bridge street and run thence
noIth - teet inches and running back west of
That width for depth 81 feet. Also all that part of
Lot No. 90 in Old Georgetown, bounded a. fol-
OF Bridge and Market streets, and run then east
on north line OF Fridge street 40 feet the zee north
parallel to Maj ket street ia feet; then west 20
teet then south with east line OF Market street to
the beginning. The one fifth interest In each par
Gel Will be sod separately.
Terms of sale: One third cash and balance IN
two equal payments at six and twelve months from
day OF sale, bearing interest at 8 per cent to be
secured by deed of trust on property sold, or ali
tash, al option OF purchaser or purchasers. The
I. rms OF sale to be coupled with in five DAYS or
the Trustee reserves The right to resell at the risk
deposit of $50 eaCn piece sold to be male when
bid accepted. Conveyanctng at cost Of purchasers
~ VIM ID. CASSIN, Trustea
1HOS BOWLING, Auct. my3l-eoSds
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS.
THE EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR,

The proprfetOrs of THE STAR present to the
public its daily and weekly editions, respec-
lively, as not only the completest and best, but
also the cheapest epitOme Of events occurring
at the national capital, and of general news as
well, to be found anywhere. How well the
public understands this is conclusively shown
by the exceptionally wide circulation they
both enjoy, not in the City of Washington
alone, but throughout all the States and Ter.
ritOries.
In order that the reader not now familiar
with the paper and its strong hold on the pub
tic may understand at glance upon what
elements its great popularity is based, the
opinions OF some Of it's contemporaries as to
its merits are appended. 1t is needless to add
that no person Is so good a judge of the value
of any given newspaper as the men who con
duct newspapers themselves
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nUNCANsON BROS, uctioneers.

Il
TRI sTEEs, SALE OF THREE Two-sToRY
ERlCk DIV Filings AND LOTS, SEVEN
IINGS AND LOTS AND NINE BUiLD-
ING LOTS; SITUATED RESPECTIVELY
az SsTEksEEET' It'll AND Sra SIRE ETs
BY virtue of deed Of trust given to us, hA
dated May 1st, 1873 and duly recorded In 90
Liber No. 715, folio 1893, of the land records IL
PARTY secured, we will sell at public auction. on
TUESDAY, the 18Th day of June, A. ID. 1878 at
90 g, clock D. m, IN front Ut the respective prem
premises, known and described upon ground plat
or plan of the city Of Washington. ID. c.. as being
Fl, 20, 81, 80. 33 and "a of a. b. Keiey'S subdi,
vision of square $780, together with all the improve
ments, ways, easements, rights, privileges, APP
longing or otherwise appertaning.
LOTS, and are improved by three well-built
tNo-story Brick Houses, Nos. 76e, 7os and rio Il
r, Lots 10, IL and IL are unimproved and front on
h street ne.
Lot u being at the corner of H and 7th streets
Lots ls le, II and 81 are unmproved and front
~ Lots "A. 15, Ii and % are improved by two-story
Frame Dwellings fronting on 7th street. between
II and streets u. e,
Lots 80 and SO are unimproved and front on 9th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two story Frame
DIV elibgs and front Oh 9Th street, between II and
Terms: One-third cash: balance In six and twelve
months notes bearing interest at per cent until
paid anG secured by de.d OF trust on the premises
SER deposit Of Sioo required on each lot as soon
as sold. II the terms OF sale are not complied with
within seven days from day of sale, the Trustees
sno cos Of the defaulting purchaser. upon giving
hve days. PUBIC notice OF such resale.
eSsk Il, G &HGFrMAs, Trustees.
fPOSt1
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( 'haNC-RY SALE.
4 H. WARNER, Real Estate Auct oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY BRICK
RESIi 'ENCE, No. 123 STREET n Or TIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
RESI- 'ENCE. No. 123 + STREET NOR TIL
FAST.
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated November -
~ IT, 1871 duly recorded in LIper 81. folio ...8
1a5 land IT cords of District of Columbia. LIN
and al request OF party secured, We wilt sell, at
p bic auction. in front of the premise s, MON
DAY, the "a h day of June. A. ID. 1873 at 5 orc k
M. Lot sixty -four (6f', in Smith Rohrer's re-
coTGed subdivision OF Square 'even hund ed and
twenty one (72D, in city of Washington, ID. c.,
with IL prove mentS as above.
Terms OF Sale: OIe-third cash (Of which 500
must he paid at time OF Sae) balance in three Iual
his ailments at enc, two and three years
with per cent. interest until paid to be scored
Oh the premises sold. Terms 10 be fully within
seven days, otherwise the property will be rASold
on seven DAYS advertisement in the Evening Star
al risk OF e!s u ting purc haSer
GEO. MACON, iTustt's'
L. COLDWELL, Salesman, iel0-eodtS
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RAILROADS.
RALTInOltE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- TO THE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, soErHw s 81 T. ~ VEST AND SOUTH
so,D LAVE wv WSs RSIs 4 tit?'
ng sto1 sB 1t Gy
$50 a. m.-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way
SC G Rperry y, SptraSbqrg Winchester, Hsgerstown
s?;aao ana n, Laurel as Ezprsss
TON AMP BALTMoRE ExPREss. PARLoR CAR
msW YORK and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
1886 a.m.-st. Louis, Chicago. Columbus, and
exeep, Sunday; Through Car to staunton. Pull
H Man CAB at, to CinciDnati daily. Grafton to San
s;09-On sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a.m.-Balttmore Express. Stops at Bla-
de, sburg Beltsville Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
Jessop's and Hanover.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City
%n sands4s g. Bah asp
only il stopping at all STATIONS Stop at Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. ST. ps at Annapolis
town, Winchester and way stations. On su9daS S
to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
p.ms-o1tluOTo, dnuapOuS ana w ay STA
TORS. "
1850 p.m.-PhiIadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except SUNDAY. NORFOLK
PASSENGERS TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT To
BOAT, AT CANTON. Stop at Bladensburg and
Laurel.
1850 Baltimore and Way Stations.
f7:1b-CHICtG GO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS,
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
1910 p. m.-BaItimore Express
10 % 81. Louis Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
burg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
cars.
1880 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to New
phia.
O. Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday,
All trains stop at Relay Station.
All through trains will stop at Sir J hn's Run
for passengers to and from Berkeley Springs, and
at Deer Park and Oakland Hotels during the sea-
For further information apply at the Baltimore
AID Ohio Ticker ONCE, Washingt N station, and
4s6, e0l and COS Psnnsy lvana avenue and els l6In
street. northwest, Washington. and Masonic Tenn.
pie, Bigh street, Georgetown. where orders will
be taken for baggage to be checked and received
10 any point in the city.
w. 1. CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation.
L. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent
leo GEO. 3, kOONTZ. General Agent
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SALE AT AUCTION-VERY DESIRARLE
LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. BET.
14TH AND 18TH STS. ALSO, FINE LUT
On TUESDAY. June 11th, 1878, at 80 IL
o clock p NJ. will offer Tor sale, in front of
we premises. part of Its 3 and in square n.lx
517 having froI tage of "a feet on north side OF
street. between 9th ana 10th streets, and run
ming back with even width 159 feet to 80 foot
aey, containing 8, 715 square feet, more or less.
~ Also; ON the same evening: ats O'Clock p. m,
one haf OF lot To- and the west one half Of lot IL
IN square L, fronting on Rhode Island avenue
btWeel 14t0 and Is h streets, 81 9l-1OO feet, and
containing 1871 square feet, more or less inn
prTTned by house renting at SIP per month.
. Ierms very easy. aud will be made known at
time of sale. $50 deposit required On each lot
when knocked down.
JED ct B. II. WARNER, Auct.
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1RCsTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTi ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, No.
B, virtue Of a deed of trust. dated Deem -
cembel Goth, A. ID. 1875. and duly recorded 60
In Liber No. 300, folio 400. ct seq. one of OIL
the land records for the District of Columbia, aud
at the request of the party secured thereby, we
snail sell at public auction, in front of the pre-
misses to the highest bidder, on MONDAY,
June 18th, A. d. 1878, at O'Clock p. m. all that
the city of Washington in the District of Column
bla, and known and distinguished on the ground
pan or plat thereof as part of Lot numbered ten
t1C). III Square numbered four hundred and forty
SeVt CAD. described as follows: Beginning for
the said part of The said lot point at the south
west corr Ell of the said lot numbered ten 1Ol aRd
running thence north on the line of Seventh q I'D
street west twenty GO feet: thence turning and
running east one hundred and sixteen (116) fe It:
tbehce south twenty COO feet; and thence turning
al running west one hundred and sixteen ul6)
feet 10 the point OF beginning, together with the
1mpi OVEN ntS thereon
Terms OF sale: One third cash (of which 500
must be pad at The time OF sale); and the balance
III six and twelve months, in equa' PAYMENTS. to he
SEE u1ed 10y the Purchaser notes, bearing interes
al the rate of per cent. per annum from thu date
OF sale until paid, together with deed of trust on
the property so d. If the terms OF sale not
comnlied with in seven days from the day of sale.
the Trustees reserve the right TO resell at the risk
aid cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after five
Gays notice in some newspaper published in the
city Of Wa hington. All conveyancing at purcha-
set's cost. JOHN r. ENNIS, in.,,..,oa
JOHN r. RILEY, iruSUees
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. 1O-d&ds