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ex-senator ALcoRN of Mississ ippi con-
firms the view fevery close observer of South
crn political sentiment by saying that there are
more people in his State in sympathy with the
Bourbon rawlings of the Okolona States news
paper than most persons think. He is sorry
to say IL, but it is true 1.-THE editor really
means what he says, aud there are thousands
who applaud him." Talking to reporter
Of the st. Louis POst-Dipatch about Southern
sentiment, Mr.. Alcorn added ''As things
now are the South will send extreme men to
Congress. Take Chalmers for instance. lie
is n true representative of the sentiment of the
South. tell you many of the people down
| there are very bitter, and fear TO look into
the future" Chalmers is the man who stole
seat in Congress by frightening II 10000 Re-
publican majority from the polls.
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From the Detroit Free Pressl

IfTOm tne Detroit ficc GreSS,
1t was plain enough to all other passengers
on the ferryboat that the two were in love and
engaged, yet tho girl seemed to doubt his fer
vor, just little. Therefore, as the boat
reached midstream she leaned over and ten
derby said:
Johnnie l am going to test your love. I
am going to jump overheard, and, il you really
love me, l know you'll jump after me and
save me-"
"Yes, I'll jump after you' he slowly replied
"but, but"
But what, Johnnie ~
But if | were you I'd take of my shoes
first. Just the minute they haul you out of
the water every woman in this crowd will rush
| to see whether you wear No. 2sor No. SIS, and IL
you are in your stocking feet they can't get
| the size"
| The girl drew her feet under the chair,
| sighed once or twice and did not regain her
| old enthusiasm until the boy came along with
peanuts.
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THE woNDERs or xArURE.
Joaquin Miller Makes Night of 1t with a
joaquin Miller in the Independent

Parson In the sierrns.
joaquin Miller in the independently
To me the grandest poem on earth is night
in deep, half-tropical forest. There is moth
ing so mighty, so Miltonic as this, the myriad
voice at night. When was living in the
Southern Sierras one Of your great preachers
came that way. / by chance got to talking to
him of the voices and noises high up on tho
mountains. He was honestly amazed. Ho
said he thought tho world slept for the night.
| told him only the man slept in the wilderness,
but he would find the world very much awake .
IL he would spend night high up from the
habitatons Of man. He wns resolved to see.
And So with two blankets and two pistols,
some bread and bottle of provisions, VIC
climbed up the steep, timbercd mountain, a
mile above any habitation. We spread our
blankets under mighty tree. We saw the
day fade and die on the snow-pcaks, aud its
ghost came down in darkness aud covered us
with its wings. The first thing we heard was
great black bug that came buzzing along. 1t
struck the bark of the tree and fell down on
the doctors blanket. Nothing dangerous in
bug. The doctor was delighted. lie
caught it up classified IL with Latin
name big enough to kill it; put pin through
II, and resolved to keep IL as u specimen aud
trophy Of the night Suddenly, far across ON
the other mountain side, there rose the howl
of O hundred wolves; then thousand wolves
high upon the mountain top made the woods
tremble. The doctor was not bit fright
ened lie only sat up little closer to me aud
whispered gently that he thought 1t was going
to rain. Then broad.winged bird, black
owl, struck in the bows above us, as IL hc
meant TO tear down the tree. ~ am subject
to rheumatism" said the doctor, ''and / don't
want to get wet" Then there came n crash
great grizzly bear, that evidently had busi-
ness in somebody's hog. PEN tore through the
bush and woods on his way TO the settlement.
Possibly the doctor wanted the bear for
specimen also, for he sprang up, forgot his bug,
and started for the nearest house. He should
have waited TO see the moon come wheeling
up and out Of the Sierras, white and vast as
the snow peaks, she laid her broad, bare shout
ders to tho white clouds to hear tho far faint
call of the night-birds, the beasts, tho thousand
notes in the poetry and song ofnature at night
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NAVY PAY.oFFICE,

NAVY PAY.oFFICE,
IN WAsHINGToN, D. C., June 30. 1879.
Sealed proposals On duplicated to be indOrsed Pro
posals for Coal and Miscellaneous Articles" will be
received at this office until I'm. the 18th day OF July
1879, for articles to he delivered nj the Navy-NRrd
Washington u. c., free Of any expense TO the Gov.
ernmsnt, and subject TO the usual inspeeton, viz;
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
Requisition No. N1-3C0 tons Cumberland Coal.
acquisitions No lOs IUO, ITO. H. and il2Conssting
of lot OF Miscellaneous Articles, full description oil
which can be seen 1T this ulliCe.
The right is reserved to reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government RESPONSE
bic security required for the prompt aud faithful de-
livery of the articles.
Blank forms for bids at this office.
j. A. SMITH,
Ie3O Pay.InspectOr 4, s. n.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN VIEW YORK
And SAN FRANCISCO.
Now York Money NInrlset.

New YORK Money Mnrhets
Nav YouK. July 10. 1870
Money was easy to-day ut 2S3yS per cent closing
M2
Foreign exchange wasdull and barely steady ct 1854
case for long and ls7ya 6D4t7% for demand
Government bonds were weak.
State bonds were dull.
railroad bonds were generally firm Kansas Pacific,
Denver Division trust receipts assented TO 1925
Erie consolidated seconds TO T7i do funded Tsto T6s
New York Central coupon firsts to i254 Ohio ana
Mississippi seconds to OiH; Toledo and Wabash sec
onds ex coupon, to S9i do st Louis Division, ex ma
tured coupons TO 9ss do converblcs, OK coupon, to
s9 do hrsts to ITO; Great Western seconds, ex cou-
poo, to SO; Lehigh and wilkesbrre consolidated MS
scented to GSsf md Union Pacific sinking funds to lis
Kansas and Texas consolidated a.sented fell OF to
50s, do seconds to ~ Ohio Hnd Mississippi consoli-
dated to III y, and Rome, WntcrtOwn aud OgdensOurg
consolidated ilrsts to rs.
The stock speculation opened strong, but weak
feeling soon set In, which resulted In decline OF AN
~, per cent In the general list aud brCnk IN Louis
vile and Nashville from Gl TO 5is Toward the close
slightly better feeling prevailed and prices recovered
IL per cent In Louisville and Nashville and A0ps In
the iinal transactions showed decline of a0pil per
ceni-the latter ~ ouis, Kansas City and Northern
Dreferred-eNcept Kansas Pacific, which advanced
~ per cent? Ohio Rnd Mississippi preferred, Ia per
cent and Canada southern, "a per cent. Tie total
snles aggregated l2SUtO snaros, or which 400
were Northwest ~! 90 were 81 Paul 1000 were Della
ware, Lack avanna and Western, 1910 were New Jcr-
aey Crntrnl, 2,0W were Michigan Central, 1900 weI g
Hannibal and st Joseph 900 were St Louis, Kansas
City and Northern 100 ere Kansas md Texas, and
300 were Louisville and Nashville.
~ NO Nyprp tlp lOgin
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PROPOSALS.
vTREAsURY DEPARTMENT..
II nprtffu or rfft CErnnrAuY

TINREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE OF TnE SEcnErARY,
WARRINGTON, ID. G., July 4, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received ut the United
States Treasury Department until 70 o'clock noon OF
Monday, July 28 1870 for supplying 1900 yards (oie
or lessj OF the best American frame body Brus-
sells Carpet and 1900 yards more less best Amer
Carpet Lining for United States public buildings
Bids must state the price per yard delivered 10 the
Treasury Department, at Washington, and must be
accompanied by sample Of one and one half yards
OF the carpet and one and onehnf yards OF the lining
as samples Of the goods proposed TO be furnished.
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by 9
derosit Of 1000 United states money, OF certified
check for that amount as guarantee Of good ialth
contract is entered into and bond given with not less
than two suretles. In the penal sum OF 5000 condi-
toned that the terms OF contract shall be faithfully
executed
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive defects.
Bids should be addressed to the undersigned. and
Endorsed proposals for Carpet aud Carpet Lining"
iyll.pO2t JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary,
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PROPOSALS.
JAVY PAY-OFFfCE,

NAVY PAY-oFFfCE
IN WAsHINaToN, ID. C., July 8, 1879
Sealed proposals I'm dupcate) TO be indorged PRO
posnls for Supplies" will be received ut this Office un-
III 70 M the 21st day Of july 1872 for articles to be
delivered at the Navy-Yard. Washington, d. G., free
of any expense to the Government and subject to the
BGREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
acquisitions Nos 1. 2. 3, and @ consisting OF Feed
Bricks, Lime. Cement, &c. and Pine Lumber, full
description OF which can be had ut this office
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids net
deemed advantageoust TO the Government RESPONSE
BILE security required for the prompt aud faithful de
livery of the articles Blank forms for bids ut this
Office j. ADAMS SMII III,
pny.InspeCtOr, u, y. N,
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IA FORTUNE EIGIITH GRAND DlSTRI-
BUTTON. CLASS il, Al NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY, AUGUST u, ls7g-lllth MONTHLY DRAW
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MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
AT THE
Spacious Music Han, 43e Ninth Street.
TUITION:
Singing Voice Culture. Plano, Organ, Violin, Flute
DC, s., $40, SIS, and $50; from begin
ncrs to advanced grade.
Lessons given ut pupils residence when requested.
Twelve Teachersl Free Adyantagesl
Send for circular q. u. BULLARD.
iel93mA Director.
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PKoT0SALs FOR BEDDING AND CLOTHING
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Secretary Of the Senate Of The United States,
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RIDs FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINuToS, ID. G., July .. 1879.
The Secretary of the Treasury, rs directed In al act
of Congress approved June ~. 1879, hereby Invites
bids for thcbons OF the District of Columbia author
ned BY said act, Iemalnlng nnsold, amounting TO
dred dollars (SiO6,5OO).
said bonds Will be payable July $780, and will bear
interest at the rate OF five (5) per cent per annun
payable semiannuAy by the Treasurer OF tho United
states COMMISSIONER of the Sinking Fund OF said
District.
The bonds will be in registered or coupon form, as
the successful bidder may prefer and Ia suitable de
nominations.
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary Of the
II ensury, marked "Blds for District of Columbia
Bonds" and will be received until II o'clock noon on
Saturday. July II, 1879.
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any all
bids. JOHN SHERMAN,
iyf6t Secretary,
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BALTIMORE. July 10. 1879
Cattle-The trade was generally quiet, slow and -
NC of, but on common only. Very best, 5A@5,sc;
hrst quality, ts@5%c; medium. Asj45tc; ordinary,
2's@SHc, The most sales were ut 3N@Iac Recelpts,
3,l62 head. Sales, 2,O7i.
Swne-The supply about equals filr demand. Re-
tepts, 6,03S head. Quotations. 5nhs4c.
Sheep and anbs-ReCe!pts, II 40 head. Quotations
Sheep, 3QDic; lambs, i0p6c
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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE UNITED STATES
~ PATENT-OFFICE BUILDING

OFFICE or ESGiNEER AND ARcuITECr,
WAsHISGToS, July I, 1870
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be re-
ceyed ut this Office until IL m. OF the lilh day of July,
1871 for furnishing and delivering on the north front
of the United States PatcntOfice building, sheet
copper for roofing and CUTTERS, galvanized iron In
sheets, hammered glass for skyllglis. ana polished
plate glass for windows IN accordance with specihcl'
lions and schedules which. with any desired addi-
tOnal information may be obtained ut this Office.
Proposals should be made lin the prescribed form;
Endorsed Proposals for shectcOpper" Tor galvanized
iron, &c. &c. aud addressed to -
ADOLF CLUSS,
iylff TEtnrl Engineer and Architect
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1879 CHEAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
,,>, DOUBLE THACk STEEL RAILS rs po1r,p.
1879
1879


49,, PENNsYLXANIA ROUTE, nm, ,,,..r
TO THE NORTH, WEST; ANp soUTHwEsT.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT h2olp'
TRAINS. LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner OF Sixth and streets, as foiowsi am, .,,,,
Ps Gr T"t 10 'G 81 nd Lous and Chicago
6fRE N'B FSF6s GS5 L R&i fis56a
For Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
aS me SSf9 ~ S = IN day. sfSeP asSe cars
to GanandHigua For Willamsport Lock hS SyeG
lScHcd, fimiicd E1pisss q Pullman PSrlOf Cars
For Bgookiyn New York ali tnrSagn trains connect
AZ Jersey City with boats of nBIooklyn Annex
i9g double ferrlaRe and Journey across New York
For fhiadelpha, ss5 a. m; and 1889 p; n: daily
lied Express $3.50 q, M daily except sunday ,.oo
p, M, daily, except sunday io;SO a. M, $50. 40,
For Popss dfesE Line. 600 a m. and $40 p M daily,
For XnRsPOiiS Sso a. m, and 400 p, m daily except
Ave MHHY ANb tH Alex &SNSbfRfiX XSb WASHING:
For Riexandra Q, as o. TO- II a. M and lis s. 40
49, and 1880 p IN. On Sundays a. m'' i'iS'
For Richmond and the South, $50 IL NJ daily, and
Trains leave Alexeudria for Washington, @, Ei5, s,
on Sunday 1T 5 ana loa, M aud ! p N,
Tickets, information, sleeping and psrlor'car &C
east Corner Of Thirteenth street ana PENNSYLVANIA
avOnuo northeast corner sixth street and Pcnsyl-
len Tor tie checking OF baggage TO destinations nom
hotels aud res lenoAs ,,.-, ,,- ..
FRANK f kAa NJ sseSsrM as ssSSE'' As'"
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FOR LABOR AND IRON WORK
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTM EST,

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., July !, 1879,
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until
~ M the 18th day of Nly 1879 for all the labor
Quired In constructing the brick floor arches In the
United states building for the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing In this city
Proposals will also be received for the wroughtron
and Clst.iron work for the roofs and Oor-beans In
that building, all to be In accordance with drawings
and specifications
Drawings and specification of the iron-work and
specification of the labor be obtained uppllcl
ton Mt this office the office of the superintendent
where drawings for work requiring labor can he SEEM
JAS. q. HILL,
iy36t Supervising Architect
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r t. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
Os sO0 Il street northwea

Os SOC + street northwest,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY DWELLING, NO 1906 THIRTEENTH
STREET NoRrHwEST NEAR IOWA CIR
Gle"
by virtue OF deed of trust dated July 1, A. ID
1873 duly recorded IN lber No. S2 folio 80, ct sea-
one of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby we
will sell at public auction In front of the premises on
TUESDAY, July q, 1870, at O'Clock y. M the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate In the city of
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit - =
Commencing at q point on the west side OF Tnir-
toenth street one hundred (l0Ol feet south OF the
northeast corner ofsquare two hundred and oryone
one onehundredths Gag 2l10W feet; thence north
seventeen U7) feet and five (5) inches; thence east
seventy-nlne and tweniy-one mountaineering
l7p2llOO) feet thence sonth seventeen az feet and
hye (5) inches TO the place OF beginning, together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: Onethrd cash, and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent per annum, secured by n deed OF trust on Tie
property Sold all cash. at option of the purchaser
sale and al conveyancing and recording at purehas-
ers cost Terms 10 be compiled with In seven days.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 70 resell the
chaser after proper advertisement.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Trrs,eoa
Jyl0eo&ds A. l.. BARBER,
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Cleared-Boati Dir A Blgs, Il Coleman. Willie
and Fannie, John l. Read, Iowa. Bernadetta James
Green, Kate Prather Matte q, ID Jacques, j II Con
ter DIR Wiley, Baltimore, Emma, Adam Norie, w
Deand, lr, Daniel Mnury, BWinship, John Wilson,
Samuel Henry, w III Cooley j Alexander, a u Turner,
Jack and Bessie, T. Agnew l. Sewers, Graham,
IS Lloyd, A NJ Grove, aud w L. Read,
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Arived-Schooners Alfred Keen, -, Maine,
with st ne; Henry wilmington, Crowell Maine, with
600 tons ice.
Cltared-Sehooners Jane l. Newton, Slower, Boston.
with coal; Earl Ii Potter, Shrer Boston, with coal
ii III Grant -, Boston, with coal Hattie Will
Jams, Bray, Fall River, with coal.
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RIVER AND C1IN.lL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED.
Johnson's wharf Schooner Lottie and Annie, Gal
loway, Uavre de Grace, with coal,
Rileys wharf-Schooner l. + Maloy, -, Florida
with 2750OO feet lumber IN A Il Phillips.
Great Falls Ice Compunys wharf-Schooner Con-
verse, Allen, -, with bio tons Ice
CLEARED.
Schooner Speddin, -, down the river, light.
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TO lake pTlpCT
SUNDAY, MAY is, 1879, AT 400 a, NJ.

NNN''~-' $3.50 ~ -''N' - -
An. Leave Washington:
5:O5-tNEW YORK, IIILADELPHIA, AND Dos
TON EXPRESS, Ellicott city. On Sundays TO
hSpos Jsn SaS Sj, spsp 9s Elk s
and Mount Winans. Breikiast Ut Relay station.
stras6urg winchester, HNgcrston, Frederick
SOFIA H ALfiM Sd Ris'" KIP LAUREL EXPRESS
s:iO-Pont OF Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg, winches-
ter, lIagerstown, and Way stations. ~
'"OSbT f2fH 2Phss farior Car 10
On, New York ii and PhIladeelPhiA co,un.rs AMI
Pi1TsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers-
Thronig3 car 10 Staunion. pullman Cars to On.
einnai daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily except
O:OO-.iOn Sunday only-Batimorc Annapolis and
MMBsHSLT1MoRE EXPRESS. stops at Blodens-
burg, College, Bel,sville Laurel, Annapolis juno
tIon, Jessup's, and Hanover
i;5om.NEW YORK, PHiLA DELPHIA. AND Bos-
lss-;0n Sunday baltimore and Way.
%$S-BHL .HpH IKE TIy I AND LAU
REL EXPRESS. Frederick via Relay. Stops
ffai%ePGRF s saaS Frsdsrc
S OF SUels sand WV %yy staSa only Sunday to
SS1icR xSP Sp RhE
BOAT q. cs%oS Stops 4 hiaasnsoars Laurel
e;SO-Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ellicou Ciiy, via
Relay. .
EI5-fCHiCAGo, COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago, Pusburg'
except Sunday. 80 -,
10:l5-tNilW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL,
TIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladensburg and
sleeping car to philadelphia. - -
ll;OO-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EAPltESoS'
tDay. tsunday only. Other trains daily except
sunday.
All trains stopat Relay Station
For further information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Washington Station, aud bOd, Bl9
and 1875 Pennsylvania avenue-wheTe orders VIII he
taken for baggage to be checked aud received ~ any
pOiIs In the city. . w. NJ: GLEMENlS,
Master of Transportation
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
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THE boy that to his mother says,
As lie the pantry passes,
And sights the tempting syrup cup,
"Ohl gimme some molaSscs "
Advanced to ripper years, still cries,
When weancd from his classes,
And lounging at some watring place,
oh! give me summer lasses!"
-IORkcrs Gazette
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BELIx DEsFOSsR's FRENCH BAKERY,

gOYEARs OF INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DESFOSSE,
the welknown and only roal French baker In Wash.
iugon Formerly or Nineteenth street), has permRn-
emily located at No. 20l2 III street. between Twentieth
and rwenty-hrst streets Observation-Disclosures,
whore he col tinues ms heretofore, to make French
and American bread OF the very best quality French
bread specially. Vienna rolls TO order.
N. B.-French Bread Is recommended for persons OF
delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware OF limitations mar2l-tf
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GEORG ETOHN NEWS.
Colleeted by Republican Reporters.

At the last regular meeting of the William Henry
Schley Lodge No A. |. o. NJ. twas decided to post
pone The literary and musical ntertanmentw which
was to have taken place Thursd ~ next, till some
time later In the season. when tie mercury gets
quieted down. The installation OF the recently
elected officers took place last evening, at their
commodious hail. on High street.
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TRUsTEss SALE OF A VERY FINE AND DE
SlRABLE RESIDENCE, BEING NO. eU20 q
STREET. NoRTHWEsT, wAsHINGToN, ID. G
by virtue OF deed of irust. dated March 10, 1874
and recorded In lber No. 73o, folio ISL, &c, OF the
land records of the District of Columbia and of de-
passed by the Supreme Court of said District ut
special term, on the LIST day of July 1879 In equity
cause No 91lI aud at the request of the party Sc
cured VIII sell a. public auction In 'front.' Of the
premises, TUESDAY, the 18th day OF july 1870 nj
Socosk p n the following described real estate and
premises situate in the city OF Washington, In the
District OF Columbia, to Wit
Lot numbered eighteen isl, in square numbered
one hundred and three tl0, as the same IL recorded
In Liber II. D. Cooke, No. l. folio li5; together with
the fine brick dwellinghouse and other Improve
ments thereon,
Terms of sale: One.third OF the purchase money in
cash AID the balance In and two years. for which
the notes OF the purchaser secured by deed of trust
the premises and bearing interest ut the rate of
per cent per annun, will he taken the purchaser
may pay all cash. at his option deposit OF 500 will
be required at he Time OF sale and " the terms OF
sale shall not be complied with in ten day from sale
the property will be Tesod ut the risk and cost of the
defhuting purchaser. ~
SAMUEL II. BOND, Trustee,
jy3eo&ds 3li Four-and a-hnli street.
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II 4. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
10 No. 500 street northwest

~ No. 500 + street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON TENTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN q
AND II STREETS NORTH, ANb ON II STREET
STREETS EAST IN SQUARE G3i
BY virtue OF deed of trust 10 dated the 10th day
OF May, A. d. 1873 and duly recorded IN liber NO 7lv
folio l3, of the land records of tho District OF c.
lunbn, and at the written request OF the heirs OF the
party secured thereby shall sell at public auction
IN front of the premises, Oh WEDNESDAY, July 2,
1879 AT O'Clock D. M, nll those certain parcels OF
ground situate In the city Of Washington District OF
Columbia known and described IA lets ~, rs. 49, and
49, III Moses kellys recorded subdivision OF square
Lots 81 and IS have front Of 10 feet Tenth street,
each improved by a twostory frame dwelling
Lots i3 and Il have front OF is feet Oh IL street.
each Improved by two story unfinished brick dwell
Ing
R OF the above lots % and IS will be sold at the
risk and cost of the deiaung purchasers, at asale
made October "a 1877.
Terms: One.third cash balance IN six. twelve and
eighteen months, with interest ut the rate OF per
ccntum per annum until paid, secured by decd or
required on each piece of property mt time OF sale
II terms not complied with IN seven days, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the properly alter
SIX days advertisements. at the risk aud cost OF the
de,ulting purchaser. All conveyacing at purchhs-
er's cost RICH ARD ROTuWELI,( ,rrustoea
WILLIAM RUrHWELLi( i'''
RD-THE SALE OF LOTS 80, IS. AND IS is POST
pOned until SATURDAY, July Il. 1879, at same hour
WILLIAM ROrHWELL,J