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BREAKING Up A PARTY WITH CAYENNE Pep
PER.-About half past 10 O'Clock last night the
party that had assembled in the house of Mrs.
Schwartz, On 7th street, near Broadway, to pass
social evening, began to sneeze violently aud
to weep rivers of tears. Investigation showed
that some miscreant, who had not received an
invitation to be present at the party, had sifted
a quantity Of cayenne pepper into the room
from the transom of the door, Three or four
young ladies were painfully injured about the
eyes, and the guests at once dispersed.-[St.
Paul lNin1 Globe
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TBRER LADIES SAVE A BoY.-A telegram to
the Cleveland Herald, from Akron, Ohio, oct.
9th, says:-Shortly before noon today a 2-year-
cid son Of B. F. Crumrine fell into the canal
Lear South Main street. Mrs. Crumriue
jumped In to save him. Mrs. j. B. Dussell, see
ing Mrs. Crumrfne struggling in the water,
jumped after her, and Miss Minnie Dussell fol-
lowed after her mother: The three ladies
finally found the little fellow with hi5 head
stuck In the mud at the bottom of the canal,
for he had never come to the surface again, and
brought him to shore, where the quick applica-
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

TRGsTEKS' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
D,MELLING AND LOT N6x90) ON EAST
PAND Q NORTHWEsT. '-'
oil BY y1.tue Of deed Of trust dated March II
1856, folio 234, Of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia and ct the request OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public Auction IA
front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, October 2Isf,
lS.9 ats O'Clock p m the following described real
District. to:Nit: Lot No. ibl, In Morrison and
others subdivision Of part Of square No 1855. Q
Office Of ead city, in Liber b. d. Cooke No i, folio
6, toeether with the impr ovemsnts thereon.
Terms OF GALE: One-fourth cash (of which 800
must be paid at time Of salel; the balance In six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, in eQuai
cent. secured by purchasers notes and deed Of
trust on property sold. all cash at option OF pur-
ser's cost Terms Of salet be compiled with In dix
days, elee Trustees reserve right 70 resell ct rsk
WIN y HOLIzMAN,l Truetaas
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTHRNOOW,
THOMAS BOWLING, iuctiouser.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM
PROVED Real ESTATE SITUATED BE
TWEEN NORTH L AND NJ STREETS, FIRST
sTTEkEEEETT EAST AND NORTH CAPITOL
BY virtue Of des d Of trust, dated October saA
5 J. 1e:4. and recorded in Libsr No go, folio ~
Of Columbia, and at the request in writing Of the
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 14th
day Of October At 4 o'c,ock, an those pieces 81
co. three 90. four ~, five ts sig go, seven 60,
eight go, nine CO. ten Sl, twelve 2), thirt en- 3),
{9e, txentyens t2l t,Sentytyo t1a, twenty thtss
being the west forty four feet from front rear
equsre No. six hundred and seventy three (673)
Terms of sale: One-third Of tie purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal in
stalments at six and twelve months respectively to
be cured BY notes bearing interest pay able half
yearly, snd deed Of trust on the premises sold.
deposit Of 800 will be required each lot bought
at the time Of sale The terms of sale must be com
piled With within one week after sale, or the prop
erty Ea3 be resold at the risk and cost Of the de-
fsulting purchaser after one weeks notice.
WALTER S!4OOX.t Tr,s..as
sePi5eo&ds THOMAS G. COX Afos'e'S-
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TO-HORROW,
THos E. WAGGAMA AN, Real Estate Auctionee,
SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED

r PT GlE 3 vs At NJ PUBLIC AUCTION TO
On WEDNESDAY,, October 18th, at 8 pm. -
will sell the premises two frame dwellings Hla:99
Nos S24, 1926. 9th street northwest At 3 rs III
pm, in square sl2, 20. 10. 5th street. between
and o; ana lot %. on street, between 4th and 9Th
northwelt. At 80 M. in square 513, lot 20, on
street, between 9Th snd 9th northwest At AS pm
in Res IL lot 20. on street. between I'd and Sd
northwest
On THURSDAY. at 5 pm, in square 636. lot II,
on Delaware avenue, between B and southwest
At :15 pm, in square 693, part of lot IL. on New
Jerst avenue. be tween D and southwest At 5 80
IN in square All, lot TO- on 9th street. between D
and southwest
Terms day OF sale.
octi0-td THOS. z. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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TT. WALKER SONs, 2O6 iOFH 81. n. W.Jdme
81 Plaster and Qements, Felt Roofing Material.
Dry Fen, Carpet Felt Resin atxed Fen. Charcoal
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MORMON CONVERTS IN INDIANA-A disciple
from Salt Lake has been holding series of re-
yival meetings with the Mormon church, in the
northeast part Of Floyd county, and number
Of converts we're gathered in.-IFaoyd county,
Tod \ s,,ecsnI
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r T. coLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

7 T. COLDWELl. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTKE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON NORTH SIDG.OF ST,
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS NORTHwE5T IN CITY OF
WASHINGTON, d. y.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, bea- ing AuS
date on the 9th day of February A: d. 1874, EGH
and recorded in Liber No. 7s3, folio 40, of 2s.A
the land records for the District of Columbia and
at the written request Of tho party secured will
sell at 9blic auction, in front Of the premises,
WEDNESDAY,, October 22d, 1879. st ~ O'Clock =:
m all that piece or parcel uf ground situate and
being IN the city Ct Washington. in the District of
Goumbla, known as part Of Lot numbered ono III,
IN square numbered three hundred and nineteen
same at tie outhwestern corner of said lot, and
running thence eastery with the north side of G st.
forty i've 45) feet less to the southwestern
corner OF the brick house situated on the eastern
part OF said lot thence north eighty S0) feet theme
west forty five (45) feet, less, to the north
western corner of said lot and thence south with
western boundary line of said lot eighty (89) feet
teh place Of beginning; together with the improve
ments, consisting of three-story brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in three
equal instalments, in six twelve and eight
cen months after date for which notes beariu9 six
per cert interest and secured by desd of trust
upon the property, will DE required. A deposit of
two hundred dollars at time O: sale. Conveyancing
at purchasers cost. If terms rot complied with
in one week from ssle the Trustee the right
to resel the property at risk and cost OF dsfaulng
purchaser.
oct9-d WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee
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4 q II "HL1HH, III ~ 49,
0raasn ~ PenasylvaHtA ayen1a,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IN
" PROVED REAL ESTATE CORNER or Lou
STREETS EORrHwKsT, AND ALSO UNIV
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARES 7l2,

CfPAASeNVEEEbY REAL EsTaqE ooRHEk 81 ~
sThfrs AHp AND A ho H TN1X
f1E Sso AND h 1asa ESTATE IN SQUARES IT,
CT sps 9 Il f9S he Ie % So
1MImbia passed in Equity Gapss Nc S'ss OF 49,
sK s se IT
'front.' Of the hereinafter described premises. thu
Or YoNDAT, the 27th day Of October. AD; 1s7s.'as
80 o'c Pm. all those pieces OF parcels Of ground
Iss occupied by Mss 0se,a ps . What
with IteIest secured BY deed Of trust. dated on Or
y,6 interest FssIInS DIT, IT, r.
isIs s,ia oSsrs Hosss Isesrdsd p LissI 5es.
on of
S.s ss'9sk s. g. t st. S. s. g.
e. e6 81 sno g. being the sub Il sision 81 Original
down on books Of surveyor's Office Of Washinston
y S76 Ga Subject to ed Of r1
kesorded in Lber 20 folio 49, land records of the
And do on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day of oao,er,
D. 1871 at ocsoca E ma Lots ~ 20 and a. IN
>. in seus, io5o. And in msdistey after the aboss
sale VIII sell undivided hai OF Lot 5. Ia Square
All the above real estate will be sold subject also to
all taxes and special assessments. The amount OF
saio taxes and special assessments will be stated at
tine Of sales
Tire terms of sale are: Onethrd c-sa oF TIL pur
chase money, and the residue in twJ ~ !, install
ments, at six and tw. I've months, respectively, with
inter est payable semannually, to be secured by
Be sa to the Of
the OF aa 81
cost The terms of sale must be eomplie ed with
be deposited with Trus tee when said lots and z in
square 3Sl, are sold and $40 on each Of tue o5her
lots when sold.
WILLIAM ]: MILLER Trustee.
400 LOUISIANA avenue.
octSd&ds WALTER B. VILLA MS 4 CO. Aucts
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rO1n CHEAT TOTO
1919 RENNeYLYANLA 1919
ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH; WEST, AND g0UTHWEsT.
SPLENDID EoKHgRY, MAGNIFICENT EouRK1A1.

e<n<A~>&S ASS&4.A~as
TRAINS H K nv SHHs 81 1s;s from p.,o
,, corner Of Sixth and 3 streets, as follows:
PtttDburg and the West. 10 80 am daily with Par.
g. Oar so = Pttssnrs and sesPins GsEs from
7:E0 p.rl daily, with Pslaos Oar TO OhiosEo.
BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls and ths North, 81 "a m, daily. except
Faso CA %Ssy s1osRs s,sqIsS xh
L0Sk HSyen, and Klmiss. 1t 10 80 am daily. 81.
For New York and the East, 80 pm. daily. except
s sanSsss ana n9is IN daily WITH Palace On
& 9s.S s sassRs ass: oonn. :,
hnording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
w w. 9C Oi,1 Iefriase and journey scro6s New
For t Phisdslpni.. s:ss Am and /, 80 PM daily
f hssBsd sEaassz S. ana a. ~ az
"a 81 4 :;ssSs sSad5Ss; 1855 I'D An: q:
For Pope's oresi Line. 8 ~ 4 a. and s:7o ., M.
daily, except Sunday.
cept Sunday.
ION RAifR046. ~AND "Ao0A10e
For Asz.ndria, gas s. 9. TO- Il mills. . an,
IA !a9d II ~ Pm IN SUNDAY ssSA m, and
For R.sh@ nS and the soutn. $50 Am daily. and
1ns ssys Say s5ss sos sHnsaz g. 7
sana.4 j and % ~. 80 snS sp ana u pm On
=; SSSnss ]. "a ef H
Sssss ss1G + sssis sssss han
" j. gzSSHR. s.nsr., PASSENGER A..u.
1kARK TH0x60N. 0anaRl Isns9es. now
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GEN. ROBERTS PUBLIC ENTRY mtg CABuL took
place at noon on sunday. He was accompa-
MED by the aHeer and his suite. British troops
of all arms lined the road, and the artillery fired
salute when the British standard was hoiSted
at the entrance to the city. The 9th regiment
and the 9Th Goorkhas subsequently occupied
the Bala Hissar. Sir Frederick ROBERTS teie-
graphs that the Afghan troops have been COM
pletely routed, ana that the tribes who were
assembling to fight have returned home. The
heavy battery which Is coming up With the
Khyber column, he says, may 90 back to India.
as the heavy guns and howitZerS recently pre-
sented by the British government to the ameer
are In his possession, complete. Most OF the
influential men OF the city have paid their re-
SpectS TO Gen. Roberts. Jellalabad was occu-
pied yesterday by three British regiments, with
four guns. Allahabad and the Baia Hissar will
he vctualled for five months. The ameer ap-
proves OF all that has been done, now that the
flight OF the mutineers has ayerted the danger
of the sacking OF Cabul. The magazine which
was blown up by the Afghans on the sth inst,
was in a camp outside the city of Cabul.
MURDERERs UNFINISHED IN ALABAMA.-Solf-
citor r. S. Ferguson Informed US that on this
riding OF the circuit he will have fourteen men
to prosecute for murder. Within the past
twelve months there have been ten men muir
dered in the counties OF EImore, Autauga
Lowndes and Montgomery, and the probability
is not single man will be hanged few will go
TO the penitentiary; majority Will go .'Scot
free Is not this terrible state of public
morals, and as long as JurieS sympathiZe with
murdererS where Is tn s lawleSSneSS to Stopf
Mob law is a dangerous and desperate remedy:
to be sure. but as sure as the sun shines we viii
witness mob violence all over this state II some
adequate punishment is not melted out to those
who reckleSsly and maliclouSy go through the
country committing murders. 1t was only last
winter that a mob took a man from jail In
North Alabama and hanged him; second at
tempt to hang another man by mob occurred
only few weeks ago In the same locality. For
bearance has almost ceased to be a virtue
TWetHnIEa Central 4 LHLd3LidL. Oct
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~ ING remedy for Oatarrh and Ill Throat Dis
eases, Hawking, Offensive Breath and Pains in the
1ece and EeR 1sld by D dxuG15stk Auga3m
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STEAXsHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW York, HAvRK. LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sal every Bat
Irday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street Hoboksn
Rates Of passage: From New York to Hayre. Lon
don, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, SEQ
second cabin $50; ssseEs s ESQ For frsghs o.
Green, New York. " g. METZEROTT b 90, 92S
Pa ave-. Agents for Wazhingtou. OCf1-ly
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctloneer.

TRUsTEES EALE OF uN1MPROVED PROF
sIREETs, GEORGETOWN, D. g..
By virtue ct deed Of trust. dated tie 18th
in Uber 9C6, folio 20, ct eeq., one Of the land
records ef the District Of Columbia, and by direc.
public suction, in front Of the premises. on FRI.
pay, the 18th day Of October, at O'Clock pm, all
ton to GEORGETOWN, bounded as follows: Beginning
for the same at the sw corner Of said lot 1885, and
twenty fest thence east parallel to 9Th street. one
hundred feet to the west line of sn alley feet 4
feet to 9Th street, thence west with 9Th street one
hundred feet 10 the beginning.
twelve mouths with notes bearing interest at eight
per cent. per annum until paid. and occurred BY q
at purchasers cost Fifty dollars deposit required
when the property 10 struck of.
WILLIAM D. OASSINl u,-r..o.,
oct9dtds. JAMES I. DAVIS. tEus'ees.
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A MURDER TRIAL STOPPED BY A BARBER.-A
special to the Baltimore american from Fred
erick. Oct. 10, says: The case of the state vs..
Felix Munshower, for the murder Of his cousin,
James L. Wetseli, in August last, was brought
to an abrupt and unexpected termination in
the circuit court here to-day. Immediately after
court convened, Mr.. VIM. r. Maulsby announced
that the jury had been permitted to visit
a barber shop on Friday evening, and had there
engaged in conversation with one of the bar
bers, incidental reference having been made to
the trial. This statement produced quite a
sensation. An investigation was had, and the
court decided that these facts constituted an
trregularity that would fnvaidate any verdict
the jury might render. States counsel re-
fused, therefore, to proceed, and the jury was
discharged. new trial will be had in Deem
Der. The expense to the county already has
been very considerable, and will be greatly In
creased BY the necessity of q second trial.
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UNDERTAKES.

TOHN-R WRIGHT,
q UNDERTAKER,
sep27-1m. 1887 1Otk Of. Ss.ee.
ERED. sPINDLER, UNDE1TAxxn. l511 Sow
= enth street Nv. W,shinston. =. q eS14ds ,c
paved Tor transportation. eRSAy
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A ST. LOUIS CORRESPONDENT OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer tells the sad story of an aged couple
In that city who have not spoken to each other
in sixteen years, though living together and
sharing the same table. Her refusal to sign q
deed was the cause OF the husbands anger.
Their only means Of communication has been
a daughter, who married a few weeks ago and
has since died in a congest1ve chill. Even this
catastrophe has not unsealed the lips of the
obdurate couple, and they continue their lives
Of solitude
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THE AUTHOR OF "GRANDPATHER's CLOCK"
DESERTED BY HIS DAUGHTKR.-Henry c. Worth,
the author Of "Grandfather's Clock" and other
IopuiaI Sonss' Has nau ms s , vi alliceion az
insane asylum several years ago, and Mr.. Worth
has had hand to- mouth struggle with poverty
even when his songs were most in demand. He
has daughter upon whom he has lavished all
his care, and all that he could gather in Of this
worlds goods. The father and daughter have
been living for some time on Columbia Heights,
In Brooklyn. One day last week the daughter
ran away from her father and married young
man. Mr. Worth is broken-hearted, and sits In
his room on Columbia Heights, moaning and
he is temporarily deranged on account of the
conduct Of his daughter.-[N. Y. Star, Oct. IL.
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A MEAN MANS EXCUsE.-A citizen may
properly give money for legitimate campaign
purposes, and moreover must, to have the
campaign carried On successfully. 1t is to be
feared, how ever, that there are great many
men who do not give because they are really
stingy and mean, and then try to shelter them
selves behind pretension to superior virtue In
not being willing TO subscribe toward socalled
"bribery and corruption funds. 81 Boston Tran
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A TEXAS "onion party" is, thus described
One young lady takes an onion into the room,
bites piece out, then q young gentleman is
admitted, and il, after kissing all of them, he
fails to tell which bit the onion, they are all COM
PEELED to kiss him.
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RAILROADS.
PALTINIORE AND OHIO IsAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line 60 the
North, Northwest, West
and Southwest.

North, Northwest, West
TO take 'fss SzSssi &i HfH ia 81 4ao.n
On saaaa9s 10 sn Sa@ors
e6ly. Stops q shlpley's Laurel Annapolis Juno,
$50 snSBaltimnsrs. Annapolis and way. pied
mont mo- stsas6urs winchester Haserstown. Erode
Is and LsHssl H1Prsss ..,n,
$50 a.m..NeW York, Philsdefphis: Boston and
P saf%Sfs 1pres Par0r car to New York and
E1pns 1qs and
valley Brane s,, except Sunday; Through car 70
san 70 d. Graf
;, zoos m-t0n Sunday only-Bsltimore. Annapo-
10 90 a m-Baltimore Express. Stops at Blsdens-
burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
i2:iS S n1BaItmors. ' Annapolis. Kllioot. City
$50 m s,oSs York: Philadelphia and Boston
mfon Sunday no g%nly Ssl.mors and Way
sn s.s Msg and Laurel
Express Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
1856 p. m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers
town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday to
4:4O p. m.-tBaltmore. Annapolis and Way Sta.
5:sop. m-tPHLApEIPH1A, NORFOLK AND
day Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
$50 p. m.-Point of Rocks and Way StatonR
90 p. m--tBaltimore and Way StationS
BIO p. m.-fBALTIMORE EXPRESS ElHcott
pshss iHHg s.e5Y,
asS ESfSaa gs5. Bss5
Snss anS lams seeBPs Gar to Ne" York. and
II 90 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Express
Pullman Cars.
tnaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
For further information apply ut the Baltimore
and Ohio ,cket Offices, Washington Station, and
COS GIG and l435 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders
viii be taken for Baggage TO be checked and received
ST any point in tia city. W. N. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation
L. M COLE Genera Ticket Agent.
GEO s. KOONTZ General Agent. myl7-tr
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A PEACE MAKER LOSES HIS L1FK-on Fri
day last, at Sadieville. Kentucky, a large crowd
assembled at circus, and much drinking was
INDUCED in. Finally fight occurred between
Henry. The latter was knocked down, and
just at this moment MIR. L. Penn, quiet and
peaceabie man, 1nterfered to prevent further
ground, fired his pistol, killing Penn instantly.
Pollard Henry killed man two years ago over
game OF cards, but the trial has been put Off
from time to time. He escaped from the scene
of his last murder, but has been captured and
waiting a hearing.
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MARRIED.

HALL-HART. October Is, 1879. ut st. Peters
church. by Father Ryan, GEO. B. HALL, Of Rich
mord, Va, and JIMMIE E. HART, Of Washington.
| d O.
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THE DROUGHT IN VIRGINIA.-A Petersburg
lYa.l dispatch says: The dry spell of weather,
for the past month, has caused the creeks In
adjoining counties to dry up, and mills to cease
operations, causing great Inconvenience. In
some places wells, which have hitherto stood
the seyerest droughts, are drying. The Apo
mattox river is lower than has been known for
years, and the mills along Its banks cannot do
more than half work.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer,

FOURSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
nENCE, ON The EAST SIDE OF ELEVEN III
SThEET; BETWEEN g AND SITS. NORTH
WEsr-No 725-AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 14th. ksk
1879, at ~ O'Clock, in front of the premises, fST
shall eel part Of Lot Z, in square S45, having ak
front Of 20 feet. by depth of about 100 feet, i'm
proved by four.story and basement brick resi-
provemenss.
Terms One.third cash balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearing interest at SIX
PER cent per ann um until paid, ana secured by q
deed Of trust ON the property sold Conveyancin
the terms of sale not implied with in ten days
the property will be resold at the risk and cost Of
nctTd Pei TTHSMAs DowIING Auc4ionaar
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers' :
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON PENN.
eYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SECOND

1 UNOANSON bhOS., AucGlOueerH
sA1E 1E REAk EFTATE on
AND THIRD sTREETS EAST.
By virtue of q deed Of trust given to MS, Issk
and duly recorded In Lber S2B, folio 1873, iA8
one Of the land records for Washington IT,.
county. D. O.. We will sell in front Of the premises
LOT LIN SQUARE 762. Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
No. 2l9; said property improved by good BRICK
HOUSE; size Of let, 20 by ia fest. Terms made
octe.asds 5 J6HH M Il aRSEEEbkw1a' Trustees.
VHANUERY BALE OF a DESIRABLE TWO
DWELLING. ON THE NORTHEAST COR
ME- OF FIFTH AND STREETS SOUTH
By Virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, sittingin Equity ;U
w B. Nets VS.. John Lacy ct a., cause No. 6SOi,
Equity docket 49, shall eel, at public auction. In
front Of the premises on MONDAY, October Goth,
1879. ct 80 O'Clock all thai piece or parcel of
ground, situate in the city OF Washington, D. O.,
beng the western part Of lot numbered four "a, In
square numbered eight hundred snd forty-two
(842), said part Of lot having front Of II feet
inches on street southeast, with depth Of "a feet
together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-ihird In cash. and the balance In one.
two and shEee yssrs with interest Ct Per cant Ier
premises sold oiOO depoeit required 6 tbs time Of
sale: and an conyeyaNctng ana, recording ct pux-
/ g. KIMBALL, Trustee,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RES
IDENCE On THE Fast SIDE OF ELEY7
sTREkTs. No 7Ss, At Auction. AM Il
On TUESDAY AFTERNoON.o October 18th; AskA
shall sell part Of Lot in Square 345, having as&L
front of IL fest by pth Of 90 feet improved by
f.inine IN yooias With sl the mndsrn innroye-
meEts.
and eighteen months with notes bearing 1teres at
six per cent. per annum until paid, and secure by
deed OF trust on the property sold. ConveyancinS
at rurch ser's cost. Size down at time Of sale If
the terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days
the property viii be resod at the risk and cost Of
oct7.dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct