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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-11
DELINQUENT SALES.
OyERuAN SILVER MINING

Location OF principal place
Of business, san Frsneireo, California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL. stotcy county.
Nevada
Notioe.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
LOWING Described stock. on account OF Assess
ment (No. 80 levied on the 18th day of January.
iST,. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. As fol-
lows
Names. No. Cerf. shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Doud 4 Go, Trus
....lO.. .tJo ..
Atkinson. tOud n On, rrus-
tees ...D ..
Atkinson. poad 4 Co, rrus
tcs-...... .lt,tos ..seo. .tSO =.
Aikin-on. Doud 4 Co, Trus-
tees ....... ...O....0 q.
Atkinson. pOud L co. Tms
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l)KLCMER sILVER INNING

once Room Z. No. ~ california strcct, s.r
Francisco. California. feStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-11

ANA IN accoruAnce win law ana An oruef ot
the Board Of Directors. made on the 10th day
Of January. 1879. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stoct ~ may DO necessary. will
be sold at public suction. :, Che Office Of the
nan Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. the
Sixth day Of March, 1879. st the hour Of
I O'Clock r. n. Of raid day, TO pay rsid delin.
qnent arsessmcnt thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
JACOB brADTfELDr, in, Secretary.
0fice-Room d, No. tis California street.
San Francisco. California. felTtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-05

| THE NEWS OF THE CRUSHING DISASTER to
re British troops at Irandua reached Lord
| fashion that reads like bit of one OF Coon.
| er'S Indian stories. The British general had
! left his camp in the cool OF an early tropical
alo ira ne nad taken Zulu stronghold and,
| as ne came Dack, there was talk OF firing heard
Gown tie road over which the young English
oiilcers mad been riding for pleasure forth but
n3 TO- h naea LORD Chelmsford rode to hilltop.
ne mad at no time in this bloody forenoon been
GU. OIL sight OF his camp. Says a correspond
en-: All, however seemed quiet: the sun was
81 Sffinng brightly on the white tents; no signs
Oh llflng could be seen; and, though bodies OF
men could be seen moving about, vet they were
naturally put down as some OF our own trnons y
AM; ana tllls was l:t5, some four hours after the
iasI defender had gone down. Very leisurely
Lold Chelmsford started back with his troonS
ana ne was half an hours ride distant when
otey were met by solitary horseman coming
at meet pace from the direction or the Camp
VINO, as he came nearer, was recognized as
commandant LOnsdale. Ii is little exaggera
tion TO say that those who heard him tell the
general, 1.-THE camp is in the possession of the
enemy, sir!' Will not soon forget it. Comman
dant Lonsdale had been returning to camp.
tired, slowly Jogging along. He was near the
camp, Wien his attention was attracted by a
puiet passing rather near TO him, and on
looking up he saw a black man, who had evil
oenlly Just fired. The real truth was, OF
course, far from his mind and he merely
thought 1t was one OF his own Contingent care
leSsiy firing OIL his rifle, and pursued his way
10 some extent the incident seems fortunately
~ nave WOKE nm up, and although he saw
WHAT seemed TO be Our red coats sitting in
groups in and around the tents he kent his
eyes open, and when absolutely within 10 yards
OF the tents he saw great black Zulu come out
OF one with bloody assegai In his hand. This
made him look about him more closely,
and he saw that black men, and black men
only, We're the wearerS OF red coats. The truth
flashed upon him; he could read the scowl OF
hatred on every face, but his self-poSSeSson
does not seem TO have failed him, for, quietly
turning his pony round, he galoped of before the
eQemE A
or bullets followed, but he got safely away, aud
ms coming seems to have been all that saved
the British commander and what was left OF his
command from riding into the ambuscade laid
for him In his own camp. That night the camp
was retaken, and the soldiers lay down TO sleep
surrounded by the stripped and mutilated
bodies OF the comrades they left at sunrise. AS
LOT the attack, the plan OF battle and the dspo.
ton OF the Zulu troops, IL was OF an order 10
deserve the success IL won and the approval ft
has had at st. stephens from the Irish home
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The TROPICAL Eruia Trad.

with the month OF March begins the beaxx
parl on .be trade In tropical fruits Baaanas
oianSes ana cncoanrts are now coming IN by the
ship load. The scene among the huctsfers and
dealers al the Delaware wharf un,n tho ar,s,.i
ul panala poa, Is enilvening. To preserve
bananas on the voyage from Jamaica ana else
where In the tropical countries they ha 20 20 ba
plucEed and shipped when very green Msnv
az them ripea on tie way. II is the Hrst pusi-
Less OF fruit importers upon the arrival OF a
cargo OF bananas 10 get rid or the ripe ONES
as quickly "a possible that they may not spoil
and become dead stock on their hands. Often
good bargains are got by the curbstone banana
men In this way In their purchase OF dead ripe
IIull. When vessel arrives, the wharf where
ny pu,s In at swarms with men and women.
t nen oeglbs lively competition among them
i"r the largest ripe bananas In very short
tithe every bunch OF ripe bananas on the vessel
,So ,s nl ISIS Is merely an Incidental feature OF
'lio hauc- int heaviest part OF the business
comes afterward, for the bulk OF the cargo no, no
green Is unit for use until ripened THE
owners unload their Cargo and remove tho
bananas 10 their warehouses where ibey s sre
hung In rows in rooms with temperatI,re ar
from ca 10 40 degrees. Warner q Merritt the
leading dealers OF this city, have an arrange
ment in their large warehouse by which To- eSo
. punches OF bananas may be r1pening at the
same time. Stats are run across the rooms
under the ceiling. spikes driven iptO them ana
tie bananas suspended by their stems on
strings. In walking through these rooms with
the bananas hanging IN great clusters over
head. IL is easy TO Imagine ones self In a great
banana grove. IL usually takes from four 20
TX da, Us for them 10 ripen. The growth OF the
banana trade with In the past few years has been
almost marvellous. Formerly bananas were
things that could be only obtained In cities aud
large towns Now, confectioners and fruit
dealers In nearly every small country town
have them. The trade is still growing. MesSrs.
Warner a Merritt ia the height OF the season.
sell as many as $1,000 burches week. They
ship them as far south as Alabama, and-we g
IN Chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha and other points.
To ship them this distance and have the ar
rive I'm good condition. IL is necessary ID snip
them before they have got quite through the
fipening process. large bunch VIII have as
many as geo banaDas.-IT'LiLl. Times.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG

By virtue CT two deeds of trust, dated reapec sne
lively one on the 18th day Of August, 1871. and ~
recorded in Liber 657, folio 49, OF seqiter. oneA
OF the Land Records Of the District of Columbia
IN LSer s6s foio 26o Ct seaasr Que aa Of
the Land Records Of the District of Columbia, aud
by direction OF the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises, on
1879 that certain tract Of land sitna'e. lying ana
being in Washington county in the District OF Col
umba, being part Of that whole tract IT land called
"Grass Lal d." and being designated az lot eleven
shipley. beginning for said lot Numbered clever.
I'D at the northeasterly corner OF that portion OF
"Grass Land" which lies northwestsrlv of tina.
county road known as "LOughborouYh Lane
thence running along the northwesterly bonn dairy
Of said portion Of sGrass Land" south 47z d 81.
numbered ten ll9, as designated on said map
boundary OF raid lot numbered ten (l0) 100 10
perches to the center Of said road thence along the
and N 81 d,eg leg ls Pe1chss the
thence leaving said road and running along said
boundary line n 4Gz dogs, W. 81 perches to the
place OF beginning, containing twenty acres three
roods and twenty perches except the nine two
1870, to T. w. Carter.
Terms Of gale: One One third Of purchase money in
cash. OF which 400 must be paid at sale; the de-
ferred payments to be made in one: two and three
annum until paid. and secured by q deed OF trust
upon the premises and insurance to the satisfaction
OF Trustee Terms of sale to be fully compiled with
within six days after day OF sale otherwise the right
risk and cost Of former purchaser. All Conveyance
ERAsTUs N. oHAPIN, Trustee.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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DIED

GARRISON. April Sd, 1879. at 10 80 o m at her
bi onchifls. MARY CECILIA, beloved wife of Joseph
A. IA. in the twenty ninth year of her aga.
Her funeral " ii tai place from st PEERS church
on Sunoay afternoon II half pas. O'Clock Relo-
lives and IRE Ids are invited to attend.
HILL. On April Sd, 1873, Of congestion Of the
lCnes, NEHEMIAH HILL. asred forty two years.
Ire funf RAJ VIII take place from his late resi-
tence. No. 9SS virgins avenue southwest, on 0un-
day, the 9Th met, at O'CLOCK pm Friends Of the
family arr invited t, attend
HODdkINe. On Saturday. April 5th. 1879, ct
2:2e am. MARY @. HoDGKINs wife Of Junewell O.
Hodsklnf and youngest daughter of John scott, in
the twenty first year Of her are
To the place whe-e the weary rest.
have taken my final flight,
To sing sweet anthems of the blessed,
Ana live Ia my dear Ssyiour's sight
VIII dwell in my mansion above
Prepared by good Saviours cara
In that heaven Of 1oy, dear love
fuawau your coming there
BIZ HER HUSBAND
LIE funeral services vii take place from the Fifth
6sps,st church Virginia ayenss south Washington.
on MONDAY, April 9TH. 1879. at SPIN
MINOk April 9Th, 1919. MARIETTA D. NuoR
eldest daughter Of Smith Minor.
The funeral wi take place from her fathers resi-
dence. No 949 assach usetts avenue northwest On
Sabbath, April 9th, at O'Clock. Friends of the lam.
lily are invited to attend.
SLIGHT. Suddenly. on April 9Th, 1879 st I
O'Clock M, JANE y. SLIGHT.
tuI eral VIII take place from l0 Hall atrest south
west, on sunday, the 9th inst, at so % m. The
tend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-05

New WORKERS BUYING TExAs PoNIEs.-Among
the distinguished strangers In our city are the
following New Workers, whom we announced
day or two ago: Gen. Dan Butterfield, Mr..
August Belmont, lr., Mr. Harry Oelrichs, and
Gen. George II. Perriman. Mr.. Arthur Jones,
Of New York. has come In from his rancho 70
visit the party; and Lieut.. Rodgers is on his
way In from Fort Clark TO meet Mr.. Belmont,
who is his cousin. The party bring their
special hotel car, and live In it during their
stay, making their headquarters at Hod's hotel
MesSrs Belmont and OelrichS are visiting all
the stock yards In our vicinity and selecting
ponies for the game OF polo, a fayorite and FASH
ionable sport at Newport and New York Mr.
BELMONT is the son OF the famous banker OF New
YORK, who was for long time chairman OF the
hatlonal democratic committee. ne Is small OF
stature, with regular and handsome features.
ara seems 10 understand most thoroughly ali
aoout horses and ponies and is a most polished
ana courteous gentleman. He is assisted by
Mt. OelrchS, who Is gentleman OF splendid
physique, about 20 years old, and over six rect
high, and who has made many friends by his
genial and couItly bearing. They have pur-
chased TWO car loads OF Texas ponies, from Is
hands inch 10 10 hands 8 inches high, and they
seem 10 place little value on color or condition,
the proper height and build being the essential
requ1rements.-iSdn Antonio Herald.
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1879 PEHSsxE2Ar1A 1879

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID soENKRY. MAsH1F1ozNr EQUIPMENT.
In Effect DEcEMBxR 10th, 1875.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINaTON. from Depot.
Pittsburs TO Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For and re- Ao1s Bnso Nasrs
Wiihsmsport. Lock Haven. and Eimira. ii 10 : 10
For New 1Srt sna shs Eas so and 10 is
daily. with Palace Cars attached. Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars. $50 An daily.
For Brooklyn, II. T., all through trains connect a.
sfordns direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
ing double ferriage and Journey across New
For PhIads1ph :so 80 ana 10 rs p. NJ. daily
For @ e n. rs IS ID
ai FSRs s.sss, Sa6Ss$ 90 m and 4ao
For Annapolis. 90 : n and 40 p. M. daily. OK
WAY WAY ! ASP 81 pa AIEExANDRIz AND WASHING
saa. saS 3 g g. ssss;1
For Richmond and the South. 8 so am. and 5 20 D.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 2, 30,
Sunday s & and 10 ana Is s p = pm IN
oommodstons can BE- pr Sd Il the ofces north
east corner Of thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylvana avenue, and at the depot where orders can
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
80 l. p: FAKMER General Passenger Asen.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-05

DEATH OF PETER HoPKINs.-News was re-
ceived In this city yesterday OF the death or
Peter Hopkins. the father OF the late Senator p.
w: Hopkins, In the Allegany poor-house It
VIII oe remembered that after the death of the
late Senator Hopkins. Mr. Keeler OF this civ
with other friends OF the Senator. procured the
removal OF Peter Hopkins from the county
house to Painted Post, Steuben county, where q
where he was boarding with Mr.. Hastings. the
constable OF the place, 81 per week being paid
for his board. He had not been there long.
however, when Messrs. E. L. Barton and s. W.
Barrett OF this city, in conjunction, it was said
with John Hopkins, OF Syracuse, procured an
order from county Judge OF AlIegany county
TO return him TO the poor-house, to be examined
In lunacy proceedings. An examination was
had. and he was adjudged insane. The deceased
was "a years OF age. just how he came to be
gany county, when he was In Steuben county.
has not appeared.-l Bimghampton Republicsm.
Aprl 8,
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RAILROADS.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
To take effect SUNDAY. Nov IT. 1879.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
only. Stops at shiptey's, Laurel, Annapolis juno.
don. yessup's. Hanover. and Eif Ridge Breakfast
$50 .m5Baltlnors Annapolis and Way pied:
Ro ssa I Psgm GnPrsss
$50 a New YORK, Philsdslphis. Boston and
PSadeiphia Stops at Annsno1s junction metz nofk ana
rs :s5 m5st Louis, Louisylle, Chicago. Column.
stannton. P,IInaan Car to Oinefanati daily: Graf.
1900 Anon Sunday onlv, Baltimore. Annapolis
10 90 Am Baltimore Express, Stops at Bladens-
burg. College. Beltsvile. Laurel. Annapolis Juno
12:iS pm-Baitmore. Annapolis. Eluoo.s City
tl so pm-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
IL 30 PM on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 pm-Bsitimore. Blsdensburg and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay Stops at Annapolis
1885 pm.-Po1nt Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town, Winchester snd Way Stations On Sundaysto
:. "a 40 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
items.
rs 80 p.m.-Phiadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
Expresses. Ellioott City Norfolk except Sunday.
Norfolk Passengers token IL, the Cars direct to Boot
ct Canton Stop at Bladensbur9 and Laurel
rs so p.m.-Baltimore and Way stStions.
II Sc pm. Chicago ana Columbus Express.
Sleeping Gers to Chicago.
rs 10 p.m.-Baltimore Express.
goo pm.-P0int OF ROCKS ard Way Stationh
f9 80 p.m.-St LoHis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pttsburg Express Pttsburs, except Sunday. Pull
man Cars.
flo :i5 p.m.-New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more Express Stops at Blsdensburg and Laurel.
Sleeping Car to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
d)Daily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply AZ ucEet Office de-
pot, corner Of New Jersey avenue and street. 619,
COL, Cos 1885 PennA. avenue q. W., Washington and
Masonic Temple. High St, Georgetown, where tick
cts can be procured. and orders taken for basgage
". NJ CLEMENTS, Master TRANSPORTATION
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEORGE g. KOONTZ, General Agent pOyl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-05

THE GRNDARME lately killed In the ATTACK
upon nihllistS at Klefr, Russia, fell by the hand
OF woman, Olga RassowSka. other nihilisU
houses entered by the police at the time. In
another house was Mile. Gersfeld, daughter or
a general. and a distinguished place holder.
OF age. While firing her pistol az the gem
daImes in the melee, she was wounded by a
bay onet and captured. On being carried be-
fore the CHIEF OF police she said: 81 fired to day
only upon simple gendarme, but on the next
occasion Will Kill all OF you, as so many mad
dogs" The Countess Pan1n, admired equally
with Mile. Gersfeld for her beauty, was also ar
rested. Her husbands mother is one OF the la
dies Of the EMPRESS court
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AUNCANSON BROS, Auctionesrs.


Consisting in part OF
Masnlhcent Fsrlor suite in Blue Satin Pearl Tiff.
ed cost $500 Satin Lambrequns tomatch Lace
Curtains, Gold and Satin Reception Chairs
Ebony and Gold Boquet stands Elegant BronZes
and Mantel Ornaments; Elegant Oil Paintings
Stenway Rs sewood 7-octave Piano, Stool nd Cover
cost ST .025 Magnificent Freucb Plate Gilt Man.
tel Mirror, very large Crystal Chandeliers
Crates ana Summer Pisces
Walnut Music Rack; Very Handsome Bronze Me-
da1llon and NJ. L. Table; Fine Marquet Carpets
Very Elegant NJ. T. Sideboard; Extension Table
leather Walnut Dining Chairs Plated Ware :
French China; Lounges; Body Brussels, Car.
pets.
Mirrored NJ. I. Hall stand and Chairs; Very Ele-
giant French Plate Mirrored and Carved fnlad
Chamber Suite; Decorated Toilet Ware; Hair
and Spring Mattresses Spreads, Blankets, &c.
Handsome Pier +. P. Mirror; Easy Chairs; Parlor
suit, in 1ep very fine Bookcase and Secretary
BODY Brussels. Stair and Hall Carpets; Lambre
qIins. Lace Curtains, and Oornices: Mantsl
Sett, clcck and two urns; Desks, Bookcase
&c, &c,
Being the entire contents of
House No. 1907 street northwest
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of April, 1S79,a
menciDg at 10 O'Clock. We viii sell, at theN
resideI &c of the Hon. John H Mitchell. his
entire household furniture, on account of re. 4
mova from the city. The sale will be by catalogue
and is worthy the attention Of private buyers
liouse opened for inspection day previous to sale
from 10 an to pm.
apld DUNoANsON BROS Aucts.
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D b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

D.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, SITUATE ON THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
STREET, CAPITOL HILL-EOW KNOWN AS
THE OABELL HOUSE. AND FORMERLY AS
THE CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated February S.zsa
folio 4l6, one OF the land records for the DIG x.
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the party
secure thereby, we will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY. the 7th day of
April, A. 1879, at O'Clock p. M, the following
piece parcel of ground lying and being situate in
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and
known as and being part OF lot numbered eleven
I'D In square numbered six hundred aud ninety
$500, and described follows: Beginning for the
eleven Old, and running thence east along south d
street ninety-tbree feet eight inches thence south
forty five feet six inches; thence south yestwardy
seventy seven feet eight inches, to New Jerser ave-
nue. and thence enthusiastically along New Jersey
sixty ei9ht feet ten inches, to the place of
beginning, together with the improvements as above
&c.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, or all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. and the residue in equal
sums In one and two years from the day of sale the
deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of
seven per centum per annum, to be secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold with Insurance.
time OF SALE All conveyancins and recording at pur-
chasers cost If terms Of sale are not complied with
IN days from day Of eae the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and of
the defautipg purchaser or purchasers. after five
days advertisement in the Evening Star
ANTH. HYDEl T,.,o.
mar21-d&ds THOH HYDE,J irustees
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COMFORTABLE TWO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
0N THE NORTH SIDE OF Q STREET; BE,
WEST, NO. 45l. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. April 9th. 1879, at 5 -
s % s n N front Ct the premises sna5l sell
Ginches, by depth of 1875 feet to alley. and i'm
proved by a comfortable brick dwelling containing
tour rooms
Terms: One-!ourth cash: balance in six, twelve
ana eighteen months with notes bearing interest al
even per cent per annum until paid, and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold Convey
arcing st purchasers cost $50 deposit required al
tine Of sale THOMAS DOWNING
ap3-d Auctionaer
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. co, Aucts "
mar13eO&ds
U H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE FIRST CLASS RESI-.
DENCE FRONTING FOURTEENTH STREET.
OORNER M (PRENTSES No J9A0 M.SGts

OyhNEk NJ, lPhEMISES No. 1910 MASSA.
CHUSETTS AVENUE N. W.
By virtue OF the trust deed to the under sxS
signed, dated September lst, A. D. 1876, and fssT3
recorded in iber No S3l, folio 435 ct seq Of .la:
the a1d records of the District of Columbia and AT
the REQUEST IN writing Of the party thereby secured
premises son, on TUESDAY. April 18th, 4. p. 1875
at o O'CLOCK p H., the following described
parcel pare .s Of gronnd in Washington, D 8,
ming at q point 67 9-l2 feet easterly from the
northwest corner of Square 247. at the intersec
ton OF the southery line Of Massachusetts, avenue,
With the easterly line of the public circular space
thence southeasterly with said sonth line OF said
Ayen ~ 81 feet inches; thence S. u deg 30 min,
W. 6l feet; thence s. IL deg. 80 min, w. So feet 8
inches , to public alley; tence due west with the
6 inches to the line of said circular space; thence
northeasterly, following the circle 10 feet inches to
the point of beginning.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money
in cash; balance in one TWO and three years, with
Interest Mt per cet. from day sale, secured on
the premises; all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit of $500 will be required of the
purchaser at the time of sale and if terms not
complied with ia five days from the day of sale. the
property viii be resold, on five days notice in tue
evening Star, at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. C0nveyanCn1 AZ purchasers cost.
WIN. w. FRAZIER JR -rs..
D1aYE(taU ShSH
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young Il MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUsTYES' SALE IN FEE SIMPLE OF THE
VALUABLE FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELL

INC No 1908 n STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY yirtTe, OF deed OF tr,ist dated January -
folio 942 ct seq, one Of the land records for w.:
secured thereby, will sel, at public auction in
front Of premises on TUESDAY. April 18th, 1873 at
estate situate in the city of Washington, District
of Columbia to wit: All that certain piece or par
Roach's subdivision of original lots numbered
seventeen az and eighteen llss, in square nun, mum.
improved by four story pressed brick front dwell
ing house. with large brick back building.
Term OF sale One-third cash, and the balance at
one ID and two ca years. with interest at eight 80
rer cent from day Of sale, to be secured by deed
of trust the property sold. all cash, at the op
ton of the purchaser. deposit of $500 viii be re-
0ured of the purchaser ut the time of sale ALI Goa.
of sale be complied with III ten days from day of
sale, tho Trustees the right to resell The
property at the risk and cost OF the defaultng pur
chaser, after We days adyeI tlsement.
JNO. A. J. CREEWELL,l ,,u,,s....
J. CRESWELL HEALD,} trusSees.
mar25eotdbs