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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE BRICK BAKERY
i No 3l5 18th RTREEN n ~

By virtue Of two deeds of trust recorded in Ia
the Office of the Recorder OF Deeds OF the g. fta
trict Of Columbia in Liber 1885, folio 2lS and A@.4
ton. in front Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY.
the 9th day Of July 1879 at o'clock p. m, the fol
lowing dc scIibed parts of Lots and y, in square
293 in this city: Beginning on 18th street west st
point feet inches touth of uenw. corner of ga
"a feet; thence west 100 feet to 18th street, aud
thu Zee south "a feet to the beginning together with
Bakery
Terms: One-third cash residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and ely heen months, with 6
per cent. interest, to he secured By purchasers
notes; or all cab at the purchasers option. de-
not complied with within one week from the day of
sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
upon giving three days notice in the Evening
Sta, :" REGINALD FENDALI., Trustee
YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts 27eoNds
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H,RU>TEE'S SALE OF TWO-STDRY FRAME
l. bOUkE ON BOUNDARY STREET, BE TWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTH
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWO NEWTWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HOLSkS ON THE WEST SIDE OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN i AND D
STREETS NV. AT AUCTION.
1879, at O'Clock. in front Of the premises fa
tha.l cell Let's A and 45, in square 176; lots l.:
shire avenue. between and sts.. improved by
two 2story brick houses, with bay windows, contain.
ing rooms with bath, and all modern i'm .rOye
ments-Nos. 1926 and 1928
Terms: One-half cash balance at six and twelve
per annnm until paid. and secured BY deed OF
trust. goo deposit on each house at time of sale.
je2S-d&da THOMAS DOWNING, Auctr.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE
OF FIRST STREET NORTHWEsT. BE
By viz the OF deed Of trust. dated Novem- -
ber up, 1875 and duly recorded 10 liber No
eecuIe0. viii sell at uhlic auction, on MONDAY.
July :tb, 1879. at O'Clock p "a In front OF the
premises in Warrington, District Of Columbia. Lot
26 In Alex. r. Shepherds recorded sub division Of
square west Of square No. $685. with all the improve.
meneR
Terms Very easy, and win be msde known on
the day Of eale The terms to be complied with in
sell tho property ct the risk and cost Of the def a
13e3IdGds sAML. CROSS, Trustee
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GEN. SHKRMAN's TRIBUTE TO THE ARMY.-Our
orators are wont to indulge Ia flights OF fancy
by an army, deriving their cues from some old
English prejudlces and examples To the fidel-
ity OF her army England owes the stability of
her government, and the proyerbial respect
paid to her courts OF law and civil administrar
uon. Search her literature throughout and you
Will find no more beautiful tribute to this fact
than Dickens pays to the troops who suppre S.
"a the Lord George Gordon riots, as described
In Barnaby Ridge, after the civil authorities
bad become paralyzed with fear by the action
OF wild mob. Our own country furnishes in
Vulnerable examples Of the absolute respect
paid to the supremacy Of law by the soldierele
ment or America; but why search for minor ex-
ampleS when the majestic one of 1865 stands OF
record? the admiration OF mankind, OF an army
OF million OF men, VINO could have usurped all
civil power, but which silently and peacefully
restored their arms to the public arsenais strip
PED on their uniforms and resumed their &C
customed places I'm the ranks OF the people
lFr01n HIS orchard Lake Address.
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Z II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY TO CLOSE AN
hhSST r. tSn ON sTREE rs,E BETWEEN SEC
M I>;, sTREET; BETWEEN FIRST AND
STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE AND
ON NORTH CAPITOL, BETWEEN AND G
kIREETS NORTHWEST.
We VIII 1 EEL On the premises on TUESDAY, R2
fronting 80 feet 8 inches on Sd street north. x
west, IS feet on street and so feet inch Indf-
ana avenue and at So O'Clock part lot ! and lot g.
square $40 fronting As feet s inches on "a street
between y and northwest; AZ O'Clock 1ot 2.
between lst and I'd northwest OK O'clock. lot 8.
tol street, between B and O. Good titles in each
care. Full particulars at the Office Of the aac-
honeer
T. rms easy and win be [msde known at .hs sale
41(Ode posik Terms TO be complied with in seven
days after the sale. ConveyAncing at purchaser's
Other property belonging to the estate ia for sale
at the Office Of B. H. Warner.
W. ]. ACKER,) Trustees est Of
g. n. AOKER,} Nicholas Acksr
ae2S-d&ds +. ). ACKER. deceased.
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NHANOERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
" ELEyENTH STREET, BETWEEN Q AND 3

of the District of Columbia, Special Term, MSl
pas.sa in Equity cause Nc $50, and in Gen, GsA
EtsDAY. July 18th. 1879, at O'Clock p M upon
the pIs Misses Lot numbsred i've 90. in Hardness
hundred and thhty-s fix (336)n tie city Of washing
ton .9i ject to an encumbrsnce Of $685. with inter
Terms Of sale: S22260. with interest frs m August
26th, 1916. at per centum. ana $50 costs in cash
the 1esfdue Of the purchae money in nstalments
Of $25 Per month. at per centum interest secured
10y aend Of trust on said lot or .he purci as may
chaser, and conveyances st purchasers cost
b. G.. LOVEJOY Trustee
STE1GER LIEBERMANN Aucfs iv2-aoSda
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T6USTEES SALE OF FOUR TWn-STORY
FRAMES. WITH GROUND attached, on
SOUTH SIDE OF P STREET. BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS
NORTH EST. LOTS 57x135.
By virtue o1 deco Of trust, dated June -
10th. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber G5
No. $50, folio as one Of the land records for 1:
the District Of Columbia and at the request OF party
secured. will sell ct public auction. in front Of
the premises, on FRIDAY, July 18th 1879. at 6
O'Clock p IN. the following described real estate
IN the city Of Washir gton, said District to wit
East 80 feet fronting street by depth thereof OF
original Lot No 81, square No GIG, and also all Of
Lot No. one a. in Chas- ]. Uhman's subdivision OF
part Of said square No. GIG. Said part of Lot No.
q and said Lot ad1oin and together front 81 feet
gether with the improvements thsreoR. Above
ground IS feen snbdivffed into four "a Lots and
each hcuee with lot will be sold separately Subdi.
viF,on p at shown On day of sale.
Terms Of tale: One-third cash balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, with EIGHT per cent In
terest from day Of sale. secured by purchasers
notes and deed OF trust on property sold. Convey
ancipg end recording at purchasers cost. $50 on
each house required time CT SALE Terms Of sale to
be complied with in six days, else Trustee reserves
right to resell at risk and cost of purchaser in de
fault. WIN. F. HOLTZMAN Trustee
y1-cts 1871 street NV.
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CTEIeER 4 L1EBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts.

ING LOT on N STREET NORTH, BE
FIRST STREETS VEST AND TWENTY
BY virtue U Of ceed Of trust. dated June -
Folio 46l. ct seq, Of the land records Of the 1l::
District Of CUumbs. and at the request Of the party
front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, July 18th.
AD 1879, at six O'Clock pm, the following de-
serlbed real estate situated in the City Of Washing
ton, c., and known and described on the official
plan or plat thereof lot lettered H" in cert SIN
(99) --'.o
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; balance in six and
annum, secured by deed Of trust On the properly
sold or an cash ct the option Of the purchaser $50
ing at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
IN ten days. or property to be resod ut risk and cost
OF defauliing purchaser WIN a. WARD
jy24,S, IL, 12,l4,1618,19. Trustee.
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p b. WARNER. Real Estate Auct,oneer.

Polio SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
LOTS FOR RESIDENCE Oh BUSINESS
PURPOSES. ON THE CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND 0 STREETS AND NINTH AND o
STREETS NORTHWEST.
/ will offer for sale on the premises at 6&nR
o'clock, SATURDAY, July 9th, 1879, Lot at the -
southwest corner of 9Th and D streets north.
west 25 by IS feet, with use Of AL alley.
And at half.psst 6 o'clock on the same day, tie
Lots at the southeast corner OF 9th ana o streets
noIthwt st. % fl ct inches front by SO feet deep,
with Of an alley; and Lot on the southwest cor
Fer Of 9th and sree's northwe fronting 26 feet
by l2O feet deep to an alley. Titles all perfect.
cay Of sale. e25-d&ds
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,EoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE Of yALgABLE MNIMPRoyEp REAL

Sale OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL
.IEIONGISG. TO THE LATE r. + BERRY
Pm viii sell 8 Lots 22h feet front by 80 feste2e
ceep, at the g. corner OF West and Greene sts -
ard Immediately thereafter the east half part of Lot
2c4 in Bears addition fronting 30 feet on the south
side OF West St, Eear Washington st., and running
back 100 feet
On tha following day. THURSDAY, Sd July. 1879,
at e'cock pm. viii sell part of Lots 5? and 49,
Of Congress- St, next north of G. w Cropleys resi-.
denee. ard extending back 100 feet and Immediate
St, Congress st each 20 feet by 90 feet; ard
Lot the west stde Of Consress st. % feet by 100
thrt aforementioned lots being adjacent to the late
residence Of the late P. T. Berry.
Terms of sale: OEethird cash; residue In six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent: secured by deed Of trust. Conveyancing at
purche ser's cost. j-25-d&ds
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HOW CANADA CIvILIZES HER INDIANS-Some
thirteen farmers have been engaged by the Do.
m1n1on government for the purpose OF instruct
Ing the Indians OF the northwest in farming.
They will be principally settled on the Indian
reserves In North Saskatchewan, but cannot
hold any OF this land In their own right. They
are not engaged for any specific time but it IS
expected that their employment will continue
from three to five years. They are paid $3.50
per annum, and are furnished with all the stock
and farming implements they require and also
supposed to make the farms Self-sustaining,
and any surplus produce viii be for their
benefit
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ASK FOB TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can b purcknneA
at ticke' Offices Of Pennsylvania RR e Phlad05DkfS
Pitteburg, and in Waahineton, DO Ct ofhce o. r r
o. RR, at each Of which Cfoes full informatfon 9
be Obtained ~
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEE'S BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET, NEAR
hhQEEEDUCT BRIDGE. IN GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of . deed of trust dated March -
18th, 1876. and duly recorded in Liber 813, f.sH
pages u.s. &C., of The land records of the Dis ~:
trict of Columbia, will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the It'll July.
1879 at o'clock M at the written request of the
person secured thereby the east 20 feet the west
80 feet Of dot e. in Petsr Beatty Thlelkeld and
fronting 20 feet On the north side of Bridge street
and extending back of the width OF kaid front 120
feet, viii the improvements, rights and appurte-
nalces to tie same belonging. twostory dwelling
Terms: One third cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen nths interest at six (6) per ce;t,
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold.
ConNeyancirg at purchasers cost. resale will be
had at defanltng purchasers cost and risk If terms
be not complied with in five days from sale
je 6-d&ds CHARLES n. MATTHEW'S, Trustee
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DIE ID,

DIED.
BELL At his residence, 10l4 street. on Tues
Gay, the LIST day OF July. ls79 Col wM. Ball. tor
The funeral will take place at the Church Of the
Aecension corner Twelfth street and Maesschuet -
avenue, thur sday evening, July 3, ct O'Clock. Tia
Irl.pds OF the family are invited 20 attend
BURCHARD. July ID, 1879, ABBIx OoRxRLYl
BURcHARp, daushier OF Rev. wm. N. Burchsrd.
aged twt nty five years.
The BODY will be taken to Lebanon. Conn, foe
burial .
FERGUSON On Tuesday evening" jay Let
rsu9, ANNIE BELLE, only child Of J. Rufus and
1lnla r. ters usop, aged ten months
Funeral on Thursday afternoon. July Sd, 6 =
ocInck: ffom The residence OF the parents, No. Il
sixth street northeast.
=, WHITkMORE. July LIST, 1879, CLARA B.. wife OF
Friends and acqusintances of the family ere In
yied TO attend the funeral at her late residence No
rs Sixth street southwest, on Thursday afternoon,
July I'd, at O'Clock.
WILLET. On Tuesday morning, July lst, ISIS,
FRANK WILLET. ased years and months, SON Of
b. and GIMME T. Wilet
Funeral Wednesday evening, July I'd, Of O'Clock.
from bis parents Residence, No $50 Fifth Otreof
northwest daily Post please copy.l 1s
YOUNGER. June goth, 1879, 80 o. m, MARY q.
YOUNGER. beloved wi e of Edward c. Younger, SO
Eleventh street northwest, after q long i1noss o(
three YEAR,, which she bore with christian fortitnAo
aged k6 yt ars, months and days.
Fuoeral from the Union Bethel church, ct ocik
Ihurs6ay afternoon. Her relatives ana friends ero
invited to attend. ne
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN

AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at PHILADELPHIA with Clyde,s
Line for Boston. Providence, and the
New ENGLAND States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philsdelphiac Saturday. ct 10 Am.
From Washington-Monday, at IL am.
Prom GeoTg efown-Monday, at pm
Freights received daily until 5 p m. Through
bills OF laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fan River. Consi9nees wishing their goods landed
at Georgetown wharf viii please have them marked
ssGEoRGETowN, ID. O."
For fun information apply to J. b. JOHNSON b
co, 1909 street northwest, and lHh street wharf.
Warrington, d O.; g. F. HYDE, 50 Water street,
sGeorgetown, d. O.; WILLIAM OEIDE co,
General Managers. IA South Wharves, Philadel-
phdA. mar201y
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BROS, Auctioneers,

FINE WALNUT. PARIOR, DINING ROOM AND
C cE M s,s FUR I'm g.; AZ A9CTToN.
PRIsING, N PART, ELEGANT VELVEr
SHsR 5ESEs T SSAyh Ri.N
s sRfn q STOOL 70 AN AID CogER; PARL9R
TABLES, ORNAMENTAL DO; FRENoH
PLATE MIRRORS, IN GILT AND WALNUT
GGksAAMMEs; GH GHG OIL FTAAISTINGj; ELF
BOOKCASE; EASY CHAIRS, WALNUT EX-
TENSION TABLE. LEATHER COVERED
HALL Chairs AND RACK; FINE CaINS
A AND, GLAsSEARK, WALNTT CHAMBER
SETS; BILLIARD TABLE, CUES, &c. !;
BkuSSELS AND INGRAM STAIR AND
CHAMBER CARPETS, THROUGHOUT THE
Hnps st;r, M4!R ,MATTkESSKs,. KirCH I'll
Altogether forming The finest collection ~. g.
of good Furniture offered this season at 99
auction, and is well worthy the attention of VVkVu
buyers Sale to take place as above on MONDAY
MORNING, Ju y It'll. commencing at 10 O'Clock.
House for rent. Possession given immediately
jy1 GPcst] DUNOANSON BROS Aucts
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WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN's EsTATE-Dscth of His
BTOthr.-The telegraph has already announced
that the arbitratOrS in the case of Patrick III.
O'Br1en against the trustees of the estate OF his
brother, w. S. OBrien. OF the Bonanza firm of
San Francisco had awarded him $500 900. Later
advlceS announce that Patrick O'Brien died
only few days after the award was male IN
MS IaVor, and that the money was paid over to
his widow less than forty Eight hours after the
huSDand's death. 1t is believed that when
William s. OBr1en made his will he was igno-
rant that his brother was living, but he left
10 the brothers daughter, who with her
mother, had lived In San Francisco some time
$3OO, 600. Soon after the miliOuaire's death they
left San Francisco, and early in January last
appeared In Raleigh, NC, where, for number
OF years. p. II. OBr1en, who was believed to be
widower and childleSS, had been living upon
the charity OF friends, an invalid in body and
an 1mbecile In mind. Two or three days after
the appearance OF the two women he was spir-
ited away, and nothing more was heard OF the
three until they arrived In San Francisco when
the daughter began to make frequent visits to.
the office OF prominent lawyer. the object
being to secure share of the O'Brien estate.
Acting upon the proofs OF her fathers identity
as brother OF william s. OBrien furnished
Dy the daughter, the lawyer made demand on
the trustees OF the estate for 81, 900 OOO baslng
MS claim on the grounds that undue and Illegal
influence had been used with the deceased Ia
the disposal OF his property. The trustees at
hrst refused to entertain the demand but proofs
OF the relationship being shown them the mat
ter was referred TO three arbitrators, with the
result recorded above.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO FIRST OIL ASS
OPPOSITE NORTHEAST CORNER OF

QyPQsITE NORTHEAST CoRNER Of
JUDICIARY SQUARE
4. BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust, dated Sep -
TENT 18th, D. 1874, and recorded il Liber f.si
col at f0ios 232 and 235, of the land records ~.
OF the District of Columbia the subscribers will sell
to tie highett bidder. on the premises, on MON
pay the seventh dsy OF July b 1879. at O'Clock
Fart Of Let q 10 Square 5l8, in Washington city and
District aforesaid. fronting ~ feet north street
and running back of the same width tlnfront and
binoibg on the east line of said lot Oh hundred
and ten feet Also, the house No. AS and premises
IN tie came square, on Fart Of the following
ound.viz=" Of lot 20 Uwenty) and the eastern
most part of lot II twenty One in the sub division
of lot (one) in said square by Kennedy and Webb "
said part being defined in the deed by metes and
bounds. and making q SAP feet on street, Gov
IL 4 1912 feet front, embracing No AIS only
Terms OF sale Cne.third cash, and the residue In
one, two and three years, ali cash, at the option
of the purchaser. For the deferred payments, if
any. the purchaser must give notes. bearing per
cent per annum interest, payable SO III -annus.y,
to he red by coed of trust, to the satisfaction
o. the Trustees, with insurance, the premises
sold. A de,osit Of 300. on each house, win be re-
qu, at the time of SALE ard all conveyAnciny and
recording viii be at the nrchsser's cost
t12-aSds g. &. 4 Nf FHoM Trustees.
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NEW YORK

NE" fosk
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMA0oG, QUEBEC, AND THD
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BIZ DAY.
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JCNK 80. 1879.
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLoR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD
Leave Few York ON Day Express at sos an.
And Arrive ut LittletOn. st TO p.m.
And Arrive Ut Bethlehem. 1t 7.l6 nm
And Arrive ut Twin Mt House. Ct 7.S5 Pm
And Arrive at FabyauS ................afS 10 nm
And Arrive ct Profile House. ............at6 $40 pu
And Arrive at Crawford House. at an pm
And Arrive at Quebec. at go an.
Take Sleeping Gar for Quebec ut Wells River
Junction
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BForty-e eight liquor dealers. arrested in
New York Sunday for violating the excise law.
have teen held In 500 bail each to appe N for
trial. ~fFS~ va
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FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEEE
kIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
r. Fl. WARNER. Auct.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.

1RTSTRES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON Q STREET. BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND
,SkVENTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of o deed Of trust, dated the 18th s,va
day Of October, 1876. and recot dei in Liher fsss
S36 folio 81. &c, of the land records Of the 9n.ss
District of Columbia, we, the undersigned Tr,lstees
at the request OF the party secred thereby will sll
at public auction, in front of the premises, on MON
Lots seventeen and eighteen in subdivision of
Square ore hundred aud eighty one, with thu i'm.
prOvements The reGn.
Terms of sale: ethird cash the balance in on,
and two years at eight per cent secured by deed
trust. $50 Deposit required on each lot Ii the
terms OF sale are not oiled with in fl ve days tue
Trustees reserve the right to resell at defauitins
Convey anciDg ut purchasers cost
..oo LEROY n; TAYLOR Trus.eas
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1879 ngsS SSs4f 1879

80 MSu6rnESAA 100
TO THE EORTH WEST, AND DOUTHVE
s,,,,n DoS6Is Irrsk: Stssl 1iils:
p,,, corner q Sixth and sFses. :. ioios:: -.
Pfttsburg 70 Cincinnati 81 LouS ma dSicSSSi
s.rrrsoss ., ",; so 3S, - ..m.o..
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T,EoNAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON NJ STREET. BETWEEN
nME 1lI, AND TWENTY-SIXTH

ZEAL Estate ON NJ STREET. BETWEEN
HWENTY-fIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed CT trust, dated June Ia
18th, D 1876, AND duly recorded in Lbar fsSj3
Z. G. g., 20. Is, folio $50. one OF the Land -
Records of tho District OF Columbia, and by virtue
Of decree CT the Supreme Court of said District
IA. sed ct soecisl term thereof the l4th day Of
George a. Bohrer, exc cutor, &C., is plsntilf and H
Clay johnson ct al are defendants, ehall sell at
public aucflon, in front of the preuises, to the
hishest b. oder, on WEDNESDAY,, July I'd. 1879. at
20 a'cl6ck p M al Of Lot IN square 49, Washing:
NJ sirsst tya depth of 10 feet on both street, i'm
Prove, by M; Btea Dwelling house. This
Terms of Fale: ST 90 WITH interest from June
1b 1867. besid;s costs and expenses of sac In cash
eight per cent and secured by Deed of trust the
pr. lulses .tonyt eng and recording at pur.
with in Elk days after sale the Trustee he
Ight TO resell at the risk and cost of defaultag pur
chaser. fjel7 eo&dsl L. q. HINE, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
IN SEEGERS.
IND 6sAameY W w Q0RGORAN. which hsa hAab

fseen1ly Sz.it and I. Furnished far ds Z L L
lowed to land passengers st Mount sza
Vernon wharf; Round trip 81, including adnuission
10 mansion and grounds Stealuer leaves 9Th street
wharf daily .8undays exceptedl st 10 8 m. and re
surns shout 2: NJ Mob. HOLLINGSWORTH.
3upt ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L. u
BLAKE. steamer W. W. Oorcoran. je1S-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SIX JACKSON WAGONS, ONE Hay TEDDER,
LAWN MOWER, DOG CART, sc, AT AUC-
On SATURDAY MORNING, July 9Th, r5sasa
1879 Ct mmen.ing at II o'clock. In front SEl2 :
Of my auction rooms, / shsI sell the w ~
above removed to my tore for coDvenienca OF sa e
jS16ts THOMAS DOwLING, Auct
THokAs DovLIN0. Auettopeer.
ELFeANT IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
HE!GHrs OF GEORGETOWN, d. O., AT
On TUESDAY, July 18th, 1879, at O'Clock, "a
IL front Of the premises ehsll seIl that ele. d.
gant Brick Residence. No. 164 West street. xss.0
three stories ana mansard roof, containing Is
Iocms. closets and pantry: high ceilings; halls 10
fes wide. with oil modern improvements The
property contains 1000 feet Of ground, with side
yaro hled with choicest vines ana shrubbsry Me
tropotan street cars cass the door. Premises com
mano fine view of Washington and sur rounding
country. Brick carriage house and stables at
tached.
Terms easy and made known at SALE
Also, 1er6 ON Brick House with bay window,
ad3oin1pg the above residence. has all the modern
improvements.
monthly without interest
Alfo. fine Building Lot in same locality 23 by
100. ~
N. BAH the above property can be purchased
at private sale prior to the auGti N.
For feI MS and ex sn1 n alton Of property apply on
premises, 164 West street, Ge0rs etown, D. o.
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