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CHANOERY SALE OF DESIRA BILE BUILDING
~ LOTS IN TIE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
SOUTH OF THE RESIDENCE Of The
BRITISH MlNISTER, BEING ON OONNEO.
AND NINETEENTH STREETS AND JET

tE0cON kLACE NOhIdWESV
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
day Of December, 1877. in Equity Cause Mo-
$780, by consent Of all tho parties in interest we
will. on THURSDAY, the eighth day of May, 1879
at four O'Clock NJ. on the premises, and continu
ing at the same time and place from day to day until
all tie lots hereinafter described are offered offer
land In the city Of Washington, in the District Of
Columbia and known and distinguished on the plats
and ground plan Of SAID city Lots numbered from
one % TO sixty one (6D, both inclusive, in Ebon G.
Ingersolls subdivision Of Square numbered one
hundred hun r. and thirtypne qs95 which sad subdiy
Office of the surveyor of tho District OF Columbia
and comprising all the building lots in the said
square Zach lot will be offered separately and the
lots on Connecticut avenue Cat the northeasfern
ner OF the squared viii be offered first. Copies Of
the subdivision may be had At the office Of the auo
to them at their addresses given below.
TENS Of eale Onefourth Of the purchase money
in caeh, and the residue in equal instalments pays
BILE in six co. twelve l2) and eighteen (l8) months
from the day Of sale. with seven 90 per cent in.
terest 70 be secured by deed Of trust to the satsfac
by them until the whole Of the purchase money is
paid or the whole Of the purchase money may be
paid in cash. st the option Of the purch de-
post OF 800 will be required on each Lot, and
chaser. II the terms Of sale are not complied with
in one week from the day of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property sold at the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after not
less than one notice by advertisement in the
Evening Star \ and Warrington Post
Bank Of Washington. Trnstaea
Attorney a. Law, 225 Astnw)
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SALR OF TENNESSEE HoRsEs.-Twentv-e, obt
Bonnie Scotland and John Morgan yeariInvs
at Hardings sale. near Nashville, Tenn. yes,
terday. brought S13,S15. A two-year-old bonnie
Scotland also sold for $3.50. The largest buyer
was Asa Burnam, OF Cassanda. n. ". who
bought eleven Bonnie Scotlands for IS 40.
among them full sister OF Bramble. for which
be pain 81 100. JAS. A. Keene, OF n. Y, bought
two Bonnie Scotlands. one for g. 500 and the
other, $l.Go0. Lorillard bought two, paying ts25
for one and $425 for the other
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1919 PEHNsxIXAn1A 1879

1879 rz9$ESs SzTSA 1879
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDD S0KNERY. MA0HuIoHNT EoUIPK1Nx.
TRAINS Il k Es %&sgqS 5Ssa .ss rom Damn
corner Of Sixth and streets. ss folloTs:
e. and tfs M 10 no aa Ts Pss
p d.Y VIE R.os Ss1 10 ,1 Ga SsSsS0
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buhalo, Niagara
:S$ =, " 81 ',SfS;
For ae. 114g zt .1a ss sss 80 and ,o,s
daily. With Palace Cars attached. ~ Limited p
For bseSt Saa 4. al through train. oonnsc. ..
9s double ferriase and journey s ' soro:s new
= e. ss ,9;.s SssZ
d.ily s1ssSt sundsy 10 10 s. n. 20. s:sd. 7:so
Far .f Pan 19lS 6I p n t daily m and ~
daily, except SUNDAY. 49," - '''''
For Annapolis, 90 4 q. and &C p. M. daily. OK.
ALExAEDRIA AND FREDERICKsBgRa BAIL
For ssssaa1|: 5. 9. 10 1, an 5. .,o. $,
LIS and pm
For Richmond aud the South. 9 80 am. and 20 p.
m. daily.
Trains leave AexAnaria for Washington, 8. 2. 80
Sunday at 8 and 10 q m, and 6: 15 pm.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Oar 20
commodAtons can be procured ct the offices, north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
6
hotels and reeidenCea
p. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov0
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GEORGE TkUESDELI., Real Estate Auctioneer
~ 600 Bevenlh street.

~ 900 bevenlh street.
TRuSTREs SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITa MAN
sARD ROOF, SITUATED On THE EAST
SIDE OF SECOND STREET. BETWEEN
fENkglLYANIA AVENUE AND 3 STREET
NORTHWEST.
s,h. 1878 and recorded IN u IiSsr No. III. -
folio Isl ct seq. Of the land records D O.. -;
ana at the written request of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction, In front Of
the premises. on TUESDAY, the 20th day OF May,
1879, at 80 O'Clock all that certain piece
parcel Of sround situate in the city Of Washington.
in the District OF Columbia, known and described
as lot No 49, in Shepherds subdivlsio of orleina
lots No. and In square No. SIS. together with the
improvements. &c.
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the deed Of trust
est and expenses due on the day Of sale in cash and
the balance at twelve months for which the note Of
the purchaser bearing interest the rate Of ten
centgp per an9um from the day Of sale. and Sc,
be taken. A deposit Of $500 will be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale, and all conveyancing
ehall be at the purchasers expense.
A AAbkEw 2 s. BRapnEY., Trustees.
Ap28-6od6ds
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
IMPROVED COUNTRY PROPERTY TWO AND
A HALF MILES (211 NJ } FROM THE PRESl,
DENl,6 HOUSE, I'M WOODLEY LANE

ROAD.
On the Sd OF MAY, at pm, we shall offer Ia
for sale on the premises one Of the most III
beautiful and attractive homes near the c.ty ::
containing forty acres of land, more than nail OF
which is highly Improved by . variety OF Fruit
Treer, &c, the whole commanding view OF the
city and Potomac
The improvements are first class. consisting OF
DwelliDg-Ho containing IL rooms. pat ar0om and
green house, laundry dairy ice house. stables. car
Tiage houses, COW sheds. corn eric and servants
home ear the stable
Teams made known the day Of sale. apps
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THE SUIT OF LAURA JOYCE TAYLOR against
James Valentine Taylor is to be heard In the
sues her divorced husband for means to support
and educate the child In her custody, and also
Tor the custody OF the child In the keeping of
the defendant. She further alleges that she
has not been paid regularly her alimony, as
decreed by the court, and charges that the de-
PENDANT Is squandering his means In theatrical
enterpriSeS
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AcQUITTED.-A special dispatch from Cumber-
lana, Mo-, TO the Baltimore American, dated
Monday, says that after argument of counsel
In the case OF Herbert Bell, colored, who was
tried for the murder of Samuel Cooper, COL
ored, last February, the case was given to the
jury, who retired and remained out until 9
O'Clock last night, when they returned q verdict
OF acquittal. The verdict was not unexpected,
as the states attorney only asked verdict OF
murder In the second degree.
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SUICIDE OF DEFAULTRR.-W. r. CaSSeoonm,
first assistant city treasurer OF San Francisco,
committed suicide Monday by shooting him.
self through the head He left note statlng
that he had been led into stock speculations by
Alex. Austin, late city tax collector, VINO also
committed suicide, a defaulter TO large amount;
that he lost SIS, 600 In speculation; had used
and being unable to make fI good saw no resort
hut to follow Austtn's example. He was 50
Years of AGE and q native OF Germany
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FOUR AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
HOUSE PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th. -
1879, at O'Clock. In trout of the premises, hMI
shall sell Lot 6, in Square 400, having front ~.
OF S6 feet inches aud running back with average
depth OF 13l feet IL inches to 30foot alley, with
The improvements.
Terms: Onettird cash; balance in one and two
years, with notes bearing interest at six per
per annum until paid and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold Conveyancing at pur-
chAser's cost. 300 down at time of aale
aI2S dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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FIGHTING STREET COMMISSIONER FrNRp-At
Bunalo. n. Y, Jas. v. Hayes. the street COM
missioner who assaulted Wilson s. Tifft, on
April 10, on the public street, during a quarrel
growing out OF an investigation into charges
was on Saturday morning fined $3.50 by County
Judge Hammond, Hayes having pleaded gull
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1,EOS. e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionear.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE

no. 413 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, IA
bearing date the 121h day of February, 1874, f.s7
anG ecOrded in Liber No 743, folio go, one ~:
undersigned Trustees will sell a. public auction I'm
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the I'd day OF
June, 1879, at O'Clock, all OF lot numbered 81 of
B. II. Rysn's subdivision OF ORIGINAL lot 10, in
square 693, as recorded in Libsr h d G folio 104
to wit, $500 with interest at per cent per annum
from August L. 1873 secured by this deed Of trust
unpaid, with the expense of sale in cash,
md the balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser
by a deed of trust on the property sold, shall be
taken. deposit of $500 saall be required of the
purchaser at the time Of eae, and all CONFERENCE.-The
at his cost II terms Of sale are not complied with
days, the trustees right to resell at rex
and cost of defautibg purchaser, after giving such
notice of such resale as they may think proper
b b LENS IRHH4 BstAH.CKKIFnn pD. Trustees.
THOS E. WAa6AMAN, Auct ap29-d&ds
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BANKERS.

CAFETY AND SUOCESS.-Sl to 300 invested
= in STOCKS, by L'Avenir system, secures SAFETY
fRorII, Sa0Hd CoS ON and PROMPT PAY
D. p. HERRICK CO., Bankers and Brokers, 43
New st., New York. ap9eo3m
QO6n profit on 10 days investment Of Qfn1
V00V in Ohios preferred, April sth ProVIVV
portion q returns every week on Stock Options Of
$40 $50. 800. $500. Oficiaf Reports
eco. Bankers. IS Wall st., n. Y. ap7-eo&k, ties
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK KxOHANaF WIN
a execute orders for the purchase sale Of Btocu
Bonds and Gold on moderate mafg1nA Oornmi0.
On responsible parties only: Oorrespondenoe solo
ned henry Merriam, Member Am Mining and
D. ManyAn, 1sq., President National Trust %,
Kew York tanl q
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.
THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. ITO
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN

I7TH AND 18TH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of the last will and testament OF -
In front of ,hs premises in SATURDAY, the u.
Sd day of May, A D. 1870 at o'clock M Lot 81 and
the west half Of Lot 49, of Spalding Wilson's SUBJ
division of original Lot one % in square one hun
cred and tfty-eight l58 In Washington city, D. c.,
Terms or SALE $500 cash. (of which $50 will be
required az q deposit when the property Is struck
and twelve months. with interest from the day of
chaser'a notes and deed of trust on the property
sold he Trustees reserve tre right to resell the
CroT erty st the purchasers risk the sac be not
closed Within seven days from day Of sale,
BASIL JACKSON,
WILLIS j. SMITH,
a256t Trustees OF Estate of Amelia Talbot deceased
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(iHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
~ TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
EITuATED ON @ STREET. BETWEEN
DUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers,

H. G. PARLOR SUITE, NJ T TABLES, M. T.
BUREAUS, NJ. T. WASHSTAND, WHATNOT,
MAHOGANY CHAMBER Be rs, OARPETS
STOVES, MATING, GLASSWARE UROCK.
FINE EMBR0IDERY:XORK.P PICTURE, Qarse)
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we win sell the entir ia
contents Of House No. 233 Pennsylvania ave. ~
NV, partly enuu Grated above. H."
ap293t DUNCANSON BROS, Auct'oneers
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THINGS WERE LOVELY In Newark yesterday
The saints enforced the laws against liquor SELL
Ing, and the sinners cut OF the supply OF milk,
newspapers and other necessities OF Sunday life,
AS much money as usual was paid for papers,
lne streets were fun OF drunken people, an ex-
ponceman arrested a newsboy who beat his cap
tne results were about as unsatisfactory 70
everybody as the results OF ''pure cusseaness-
usually are. A radical change or heart is neces-
SUDday.-[E. y. Herald asfh
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r q. WARMER, Real Estate Auctoneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE AND
SIDE 81 FoUKTEENTH aTREkhr n. ~ "
Fronting q FEET, BY DEPTH OF i3i
FEET, TO WIDE ALLEY: THIS PROPE r
CAUROH AND HAMILTON HOUSE. WITH
AN OUTLOOK INTO FRANKLIN SQUARE,
WHICH IS MOST RAPIDLY IMPROViNd
Twill offerthe above mentioned Lot for sale ssae
the premises, to the highest bidder, at half Isl
rast five O'clock. on WEDNESDAY, April 30th, -
1879.
Terms: Ore third cash and TIE balance at one
and two years. with seven per cent interest,", Sc
cpreo by deeh Of trust Conysyancins at the pur-
chaser's cost. 800 down at sale. Title perfect
ap24-o&ds Is. H. WARNER Auct
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PROPOSALS.

CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE-PROOF BUILD.
" ING FOR NATIONAL MITSEIIM
SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTION.
OFFICE OF THE HEoRETARY. 7
WASHINGTON d. O., ADriI a. 1879
Proposals will be received at this ofIce until IL M
on MONDAY, the 5th day of May, 1879 for furni sh-
SASH as per specifications. Drawings and details to
be seen at the office Of Cluss Schuize Architects,
COrcorAn BUILDING. 80
The proposals should be addressed National Mu-
scum BuiloiIg Commission, Smithsonian Insttu.
ton, Once OF the Secretary. Washington D. C."
ap26-St -
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MUSICIANS TERRIBLE CRIMK.-At e,e,r,m
from Cincinnati, April q, says: j. II. Do5aii.
son, singer, widely known In western rural
Iowns as conductor OF musical conventions
was arrested at Washington Court-house to-
oay, on the charge OF seducing the daughfer 0f
a prominent citizen OF XeniaNthe girl In Gaes
non Delng only - years OF age. Donaldson mas
ueen IN Aenla for some time rehearsinr the
uIatorlo OF . BelshaZzar." The Girl whose rain
ne erected was singer In his chorus ON
Wednesday evening last he overlook her as She
was walking In the outskirts of the CITY. and
persuaded her to continue her walk with him
lnto the woods. Three young bows who were
neaI Dy saw them, but, fearing trouble. said
notnlng until Friday evening, when they told
Iloned about It, and made confession to her
HOtner That Donaldson had seduced her. The
news soon leaked out, and created great excite
nnenI In tne town. Donaldson denied the
charge, and offered $50 to any one who would
oring him face to face with his accuser. An aD-
pointment was made, but the singer did not
meet 1t. He had taken flight He was followed
Dy the girls brother and officers, and after "a
hours pursuit he was found at Washington the
capital OF Fayette county. He confessed his
crime, and said he would make every repara-
ton In his power, II the Xenia people would not
lynch MIN. HewaS taken back TO Xenta to-
night. The feeling there is very strong against
him.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME DWELLING ON
The SOUTH SIDEOF II STREET, BETWEEN
TaTMphHM TTTY,, HI5M2, AMP ac IWENTY-FOURTH
u! BY virtue Of = deed Of trust, dated the LIST -
IN 1iber s3s folio 5i7, one Of the land CORDS JUL
1oI tie District Of Columbia and by direction
the 18th day Of May 1879. at O'clock, in front 81
fn Premises the yeserp rs feet ~ inches by the
south side Of between Odd and Gath streets north
West, improved by q comfortable frame DWELLING
ments. ~ AAAp'oFe'
Terms Onefourth cash; the residue in three
with notes bearing intercept at seven per cent Der
annum until paid. and secured by deed of trust on
cost. 400 down at time Of sale: II the terms are
n11 c9mpnsa With IN ak days after day Of SALE the
the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after
nye dsys notice In some newspaper published in the
JAMES L. DAVIS, ,u,....
ops fQ&0a VIM A. GQRD0N,} 11ustees'
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HENTUCKY TROTTING STALLION! SEASON
n OF l879.-MARDIS CHIEF, by CLARK -
be 81 Glencoe. ~ Fine. 3:s3. dEORdtT H
WEBB, Groom 5Q8 tth At NM pp9-lm. -.
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OUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

STREET, ON SECOND AND ON MARYLAND
AVENUE NORTHEAaT, AT AUCTION.
front OF the premises. at O'Clock pm. part lotSTo
49, square SG7, front II feet by depth of 1876 3l2 49,
AT ~ O'clock, part lot g. square 8l4. front 35 by
1O5 LIZ, 4ih st., between Maryland avenue aud B
49, At O'CLOCK, part lot square 75s, "a feet on
Of 9. square 753, 90 feet on I'd street east
Terms; Onethird cash; balance one and two
ap2s3t DUNCANSON BRO, Aucts
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TUKHssKE REPUTATION SKNTnrHvf.-Refer.
ING 10 the proposition from Tennessee 70 its
Dondholders, the Knoxville ChronicL says
1T Is q shabby one, and unworthy OF the state
OF tennessee. But there is public sentiment
In no wise responsible, that leads directly TO
reputation. The demagogues and political
tramps who are responsible for this state OF
they would glory ia absolute Reputation.
They have urged that the bonded debt OF the
state is void, when they know TO the contrary
II they have sense enough TO know anything"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WAITER D. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auct,onee-.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL RS.
STORY AND gAsEMENT BRICK HOUSES
ON K STREET. NORTHWEST. OPPOSI re
By virtue Of deere, raised on 'hs 18th szx
day Of October, A. d. 1878 by the Supreme ss.l9S
Court of the District Of O llmbia in cause a-..:x
No. 64as, equity, wherein TITO as A. Stephens is
complainant and Mary T. Stephens es al are do
1enda ts the undtr i2ned, as trustee viii sell at
pnb.ic aut ton, in front of the premises on WE'D.
NEeDiY, the 30th day of April, A. d 1879 at 80
o'oor ~, the following described r, al estate in
the city of Washington, D. c., Known sud escriba ID
on the plan of said city as the caste most thirty
Xix feet four and twothirds inches trout of lot nun
tered twenty (20). N square numbered fiya II an
dred and sixteen (516) aud running back with tnat
width one hundred QO0) feet; impruved by two
Three-stoTy and Basement B1iek Houses
Terms Of ssle prescribed ~ decree: ODet,,;ri
cash, residue in three equal instruments al six
twelve 4DG eighteen months from day Of sale tor
which the purchasers notes are to be passed to the
Trustee, payable TO his Or der in six twelve aud
eighteen months, with interest from day of ale
al the rate Of seven per centum per ann,lm unit,
paid or al cash, at purchasers option. Tie Trns.
tee will reserve lien upon the property until thn
whole purchase monev is paid 8 100 down on sch
house ~ time OF eale and il purchaser fais to com
ply Wiz b terms Of sale within five days from isy OF
SALE property to be 'esold after five days not il,
the Evening Star newspaper at risk and cost OF de
fanitins purchaser. C,nveyancinx ut purchasers
cost JOHN + HANNA rrus,ae
ap16 19,2224,26, % 29Sds
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. .Aprtl 30. 1879.

How VOTES ARE BOUGHT IN PATRRsoN.-rhe
working" politicians OF Paterson Nj. were
thrown into state OF panic last night by the
news that the PaSSaic county grand fury. now
In session, had resolved to make thorough In
vestigatton into the late city election, and h ad
sent out between one hundred and two hun
dred suepGnaS for witnesses 10 appear before
that body this morning to tell what they knew
OF bribery and corruption at the election on the
18th inst. 1t is notorious that a great deal of
money was used on both Sides and in every
ward OF the city. The Sixth Ward is conceded
to have been the most expensive to "work"
Probably not less than 81 900 was spent to In
uence the eco voters In their choice OF an alder
man; two years ago, with the same candidates,
not less than S., 600 was spent. In the Eighth
Ward upward Of 81. 600 was spent by the three
democratic candidates for alderman. Ii is cur
rently reported in each OF the other six wards
from $500 to $500 was expended by the various
candidates and their friends In the whole city
the money laid out on the election mnSt have
Deen from $4,000 to $1,000. or about 81 a vote
ire evil has been growing OF late years. and
Doth parties would like 10 put stop to It. Prob
ably few OF the candidates have laid themselves
directly liable to Indictment for bribery. but 10
Is notorious that the great bulk OF the money
spent at elections is to buy votes, and hundre 1,
OF men sell their votes to the highest bidder ON
election day. The grand jury propose to I'm.
qulre VINO sold, as well who bought votes. ana
thts increases the excitement over the mat err
IN. Y. Times, 18th. 0''
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T1HO5. Z. WAGaAAIAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 81 FL STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST STREET WEST AND NORTH CAPI.

BY virtue OF deed Of t.ust, dated August IL
2lst. AID 1876. duly recorded in Liber No. inn
at s
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
Ss 5 IN Of frS q he g7 At On
that certain piece parcel Of ground lying and De
Columbia and known as and being lot numbered
nineteen n 90; IN Shepherds recorded subdivision
1921 together with the improvement &c
Terms; One-third cash balance in three equal in
Etalment9 payable in six 60. twelve and eighteen
Us) months, with interest at per cent per annnm
secured by deed q trust on the property sold
will be required at time of sale. AL conveyancinS
and recording at purchasers cost: If terms Of
sac are not complied with In seven days the Trus.
tees reserve The right to resell the property at risk
advertisement. '"
a21eosas b bKsHs1g5 F. RA Waiver Trustees.
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u b. WARMER, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated May II, -
1877, and duly recorded in Iiber No. 849, foioe9o
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party &c.
cured thereby will offer for sale, at public auc-
first day Of May, 1879, at O'Clock pm original
Lnts numbered four a., i've t5), six (6), seven %,
Washington in the District Of Columbus.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in equal
VIII the notes Of the purch aser will be taken bear
ing eight cent interest from day of sale till paid
all cash. at rchasers choice. A deposit Of 500
will be required at acceptance of bid. All convey
chasers risks if terms of sale are not Complied
with III seven days from date Of sale reserved by
the trustees.
ap19 n n ATTMANt trustees.
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Tickets to Paris, e15, gold, additional
Return tickets ON favorable terms.
Eteersse at very low rates. Hteerage tickets from
liverpool and Queenstown. snd al other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, alasgow
Hsvra. Antwerp and other ports ON tAe Continent,
md for Mediterranean p0rta
For freisht and passage apply q tho Oompany.s
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and
sabi7 e OTIS sIaELow. Cos It'll street. Washing
jSn3s-iy CHAB q. FRANOKLYN, Agent, n 7.