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tFoR THE EVENING STAR.
n WOODEAND SPRING.
(AbOve the Cabin.LOhn Rridge.)

Within wood where, all the summer lie
Dead leaves carpet soft upon the grounds
Where tender gloom tall beeches spread around
Whose Dense green sprays bar out the azure sky;
Where, from rocky stream. that wanders by,
10 itself talking, comes a murmuring sound,
and join with this, to break the Wales profound
silence, the Wild birds song, and winds faint sg
With scarceheard tiDklipg, from the hillside dips
= Ihrpugh emerald moss, into shallow vase,
Lymph purer than the sunless stream that slips
from 'nea. a glacier freshenin9 all the place
Clear. liquid dian ond wherewithal her lips
A woodnymph well might COOL and battle her
face.
There, On sultry day of ieafy June,
We sat, three friends together in the shade
And with old memories and young fancies
played,
While listening to the tipsy streamIet's tune
As twere from Hippocrene, the crystal boon,
Grateful, we quatied. The knocking wren there
made
Sweet melody: DER flowers hung unafraid
Ihe trimming bird and the cuckoo did Groom
MVstsr IoGs notes, far-off. In such dell,
III Hellas old his rude limbs loosely laid
On the damp leaves, had Pan, at sultry noon,
Pm xexinx Echo Ia her drowsy cell;
And, the Nymphs honoring. had some poet 500
he dripping 1ount with glorious song arrayed.
NV. L. SHOEMAKER
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THE CELEBRATEO
AURORA LAGER BEER
QREaOENT ppRwING 90

take pleasure In announcing 20 my customers
and the public In general that have succeeded in
obtaining the Agency for this Celebrated Beer, re-
ceved IN Refrigerator Oars and stored In Vaults of
the latest design.
am prepared to furnish the same in Half and
Quarter Barrels, or Bottles. TO suit the trade or
private families. It recommends itself above all
other Beer for perfection in every requisite OF good
Lager, namely: Body, Brightness and Taste.
This Beer Low being offered for the first time to
the citizens Of Washington, solicit trial. 10 con-
vince the public Of its merits.
PHILIP NJ. NAY,
SOLE AGENT,
Depot, 3O-32 Prospect street.
Wyj0 Sm 6E0R0ET0WM.
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TRpgRs sVRp pH SALE OF yAIgABhE gNIM
Sokp s50 asp Be
k FzsbS 2 8E Nh LAY zS 4 HHR 4H R5t
9s4 e :s sssS n E, Sssea November
and Bridset Ftns% Ct a. defe oSn
day q jay q M is Ct
Ssrce Il :na ~ the 1oPwng piece
ty Of Washington. District Of Columbia, ana known
as and being part OF tract Of land called the Girs'
and bounds, to wit; Bounded on the western side
10y Line running Forth II degs west sixty-one and
boundary stone at the northeast corner Of More.
lands part Of said tract. and bounded on the north
by line OF Thomas Carbery's land south rs dogs 10
running south Digs west the aforesaid boundary
stone. and on the east by the following lines Of
on the southern line near the branch north 3daa
west two and eighty four hundredths "a "a 100
ana n0 "a vest
I ai h1caory north thirtsix and
eighty and oneansrter tss dsI sne%S nee
srees east twelve perches; thence north thirtysiy
ana omeauaItsr SS61 dess degrees, east nifty one
lne-tontaining 80 acres, rood and 81 perches to-.
gsiher With the improvements, &C., &c
ments payable in s1 and twelve months. with intsr
est ut the rate OF eight per cent per annum secured
81 opon as Sepcs s9a
sale not complied with in Ten t1W days the Trus
risk and cost Of the dstsHltns purchaser u inc
W B W1LLIAMs & 90. Auctioneers.
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storm last Sunday afternoon, Mr. Albert Smith,
q well-known farmer Of Preakness, n. j., was
killed by lightning. Mr.. Smith had been build
Ing kitchen addition to his house. and went
pipe TO fasten it to the gutter. A bolt shot from
the black clouds, which seemed to touch tue
roof, struck MI. Smith, killing him instantly.
A little black mark on his back was the only
trace that the lightning left on his body. HIS
clCihing was not torn. His son, who was stand
ing behind him, suffered severe shock, but
WAS Injured
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NASHVILLE OFFICIALS INDICrKD-A startling
sensation was produced In Nashville, Tenn,
Wednesday, by the announcement that the
Of the Davidson county court, for alleged I'M
lawfully and pegligently issuing and drawing
warrants against the county for costs to the
amount OF nearly $4,000: The Indictment
charges that these costs had not been regularly
taxed by the clerk who issued the warrants
August /, 1878. II 1ndicts Thos. w. Caldwell,
back tax collector, for having failed to pay over
1t indicts Captain Samuel Donelson, ex-clerK of
the criminal court OF Davidson county, for hav-
ing failed to pay over and misappropriating S.
Geo. 1t fndictS w. p. TraffOrd, eX-public admin
istrator, for the misrepresentation OF sums ag-
gregatlDg IS, 400 belonging to the Baker estate.
1t iodicts w. A: Knight, county trustee; charg-
embezzling and Converting to his own use $50
coo. In the circuit court the district attorney
entered motion to have Knights of11ce vacated
on account OF the frTegularfty OF his bond.
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A DECEIVED HUSBANDS ATrKMPrKp Surcrpx
Z. A. White, q wealthy planter OF CO. living
near Selma, Ala, married q young wife. who
oppressed with modification. abandoned the
scene Of his DISCONTINUE, and with body ser.
want anived In y. - s.flle. Ind, whsre, On
Tuesday, ne attempted to commit Sue ns
cutting his throat with razor. He was re-
moved TO hospital, where he tore the bandage
condition.
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z b. WARNER, Auct1oneer.

II II. WARMER, Auct1oneer.
SALE BY AUCTION OF VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY {FOR BUSINESS PUHPOSES)
IHRLk-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No: 1906 +
NEk OF THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
I VII! offer for sale the above.described -
property at So O'Clock SATURDAY, june %, na
1879. parts OF Let's 10 and II, square 29O, A::1
!eet int hes and also fronting 28 feet inches on
18TH street Eorthx est, with improvements.
Terms: One third cash; balance In one, two and
Three years 1t SIX per cent. payable semi annually
600 down at sale. 1elY-eo&ds
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TOHN SHERMAN Il CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
q st. Cloud building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-SrORY BRrop
DWELLING. BEING No l7l6 All EvI,II = 3

CORNER r ]. AVENUE NV.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated October "a
2sth, A: D 1877, duly recorded in Libsr No 1.asfH
$40 folio l89, one OF the land records for the s:
secured thereby, we viii sell at pubic ancfion ia
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, June 23d A. D.
proved property Being part of Lot g. in the subdi-
vision OF square north Of square $685. beginning for
to Friedenwald's subdivision of aHld square. aud
running thence nor.teasteriy along Rhode Island
inches to the line of lot thence northeasterly with
the d1t1dfng line between lots and twenty four
therce southeasterly eishteen feet eight inches /;
thence west lightly two feet two and onehaf inches
inches to place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six,
WE'VE and eighteen months, with interest at GER
cent TO be secured on the property sold. deposit
o! $l0O required at time Of sA'e. All cOnveyancinv
seven dAyf.
GCHHRapIS yu a g H. L4EDERER.} Trustees
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. 1ell .eo&ds
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DuNoANsoN BROS. Aucuonears.
HOUSE AND FARM OF ABOUT THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES, FRONTING ON NOODLE!

EIGHT ACRES, FRONTING ON WOODLEY
LANE. NEAR TEE CITY LIMITS.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated Novem- -
Der lst 4. D. 1876 and duly recorded In Liber h.5
No 1886, folio 258, one Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia and by written request Of
tie party secured thereby, we viii sell, at public
auction. on the premises on THURSDAY AFTER.
NOON. June 26th, 1879. ct 6 O'Clock, all that
certain piece OF land lying In the county of Washing
ton District OF Columbia, and described part Of q
larger tract called Pretty Prospect" adjoining the
lands late the property Of the widow Forrest called
Roeedale" and the tract called "Woodley" late the
property Of Phillip Barton Key dec aaed, said part
Of Pretty Prospect" being fully described By netes
end bounds In a deed from Lewis Kengla
and wife to Jane J. Nicholson. accorded In hber
N. @ J., No. b9, folios No. 267. 288, and 269, one
Of the land records OF Washington county, Dis
trict OF Columbia, together with the improvements
ways, easements, rights, privileges and appurte-
names to the eame belonaing any wise appertain
ing. The above tract Of land contains about SO
acres and Ia improved by handsome villa e story
fIame), containing 70 rooms ;gardners house lodge
IL the immediate vicinity Of the farms OF Pr Bussy,
subject to o. 600 nots, with interest at 10 per
cent from December 7th A. D. 1876, secured by q
deed OF trust on the property
erms: One-third cash and balance in six and
twelve months. with interest at per cent. and Sc.
c red by deed OF trust &l00 required at time of
eale terms OF sale are not complied with In five
days the property will be resold at the risk and cost
OF the deianiing purchaser. Oonveyancing. &C, at
RAWLEIGH W. BOWMAN,
jel4 GEORGE +. GREEN, Irusfees
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BATEMAN;, June 20, 1879. at her residencs. 1919
BA1EMAS, widow OF the late Joshua Bxtemsn. aged
kixty-eight
Fups.sl services at st Matthew's church Sunday.
BROCHE. Friday. June %. 1879. al 4 O'Clock D.
Funeral from st Mathews church Sunday, q {
O'Clock pm.
MoHUN. On the night of June 20, 1879, 1t llk
o'clock Pm, FRANcs MoHuS ESQ.,, In the sixty
Funeral win take place from his late residence.
No 6l3 ei1th street northwest. ct { O'Clock D m
Monday. the sd instant The friends of tho fsiulV
are RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend.
fOhron ,Oap. Her kGazettel
PAYNE. On Friday, ct z 10 pm, June n 1879
after long and patient suffering, E H, the beloved
Funeral from residence No 1913 strset north
west. on Monday, the asa instant. at PM Frispds
Of family sfe invited.
PJsTORIO. On the 10th day Of June. 1879, q
O'Clock pm, Lille BLANCHE, only child Of r. n
and Fannie Pistorio, aged tan months and eiRhS
days.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invita-.
Funeral nom Der psrente residence, 500 II sfreek
southeast sumo ny, June "a, at pm
brooklyn On. 70 papers please copyl
Ryan. Friday. June 20 b. 1879. ct TN am.
CokNEErus eYLNEsTER RYAN, youngest son Of Cor.
nelias and Nellie Ryan, and grandson Of John ma
Oatherii Carmody, aged months and dayu.
Relatives and friends Of the family are ipy1fed 70
attend the funeral on Sunday, June 22d, a& 81 nm.
I I,9 bis parent rssideEce No. sls Ktrst s.est
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E3-
TATE ON STREET, NEAR FOUR-AND-A-

l..
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, executed to me, II
the unidentified, by Emily F. Dexter and M!|
James + Dexter, bearing date on the I'd day. -:
folio 50, one Of the land records for Washington
tain debt therein named. shall offer for sale, ct
DAY, the 1st cay Of July, 1879, Ct O'clock p;
estate, the eame being and lying in the said
that is Lot No. 2. in subdivision of original
lots No.. and 2, in square 490 and also part of
ot No 25 in aaid square, which said lot and part Of
lot ie further described and bounded as follows,
VIZ: Beginning for the sane on street northwest
the distance Of % feet inches west of the south
eaet corner Of saio square. and running the line
OF street % feet and 1-b inches thence north at
rsht angles to street 1919 feet and inches (more
leesJ including alley the north Of said lot
which alley is to remain Oien; thence east % feet
aud 5 inches thence south to the place of begin
hing, the same being improved with fine three
story Brick House with base ment, and having q
stable and carriage house in the rear.
Terms OF sale: The amount OF Indebtedness Sc
cured, which is &2G0, with the interest accrued
tbs Ieon With the expense Of sale cSsh, I'd the bal
anCe ct three months, for which the notes of the
purchase caring interest from the dsy of sale and
secured bv q deed Of trust on the property sold,
shall be given. deposit Of a100 shall be required
OF the purchaser ct the time of sale. All convey
ing shall be at the expenee Of the purchaser If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in sevon days
tie property will be Iesold on like time of adyer
deement JOHN E. NORRIS,
ielS Trustee,
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THINE KING that he heard burglar, a Kansas
City man got out of bed, armed himself with q
pistol, and went on tiptOe into the adjoining
dark he woman, nervous from fright, grabbed
her hus band about the neck, and he, thinking
TWAS thief, shot her dead.
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IGNORANCE IN CONNECTICuT.-The Hon. Giles
lately visited a school in Lakes Pond and
found only one scholar In attendance There
were S9 school children registered in the dis
trlct, put the average daily attendance was SIX
A visit to the homes OF a few OF them nroyed tn
Mr.. Potter that 'quite number OF children of
American parents were growing up in ignorance
within eight miles OF New London, In the old
whose children, ranging from to IA years Of
age, could not read. Two boys with whom he
talked could hardly SPEAK so as to be UNDER
$1,000, bhOugn their parents were American aud
they were healthy children, about IL years OF
age. TO one of them Mr.. Potter gave dime,
ana the boy said 1t was ga cent.nl[Nelo Haven
Journal, June 49,
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NELSON'S MUSICAL SKCRET-Nilsson Is a de-
voice OF Liebig. When she is about to appear
In opera, She rests, after rehearsal, the entire
day On the sofa, abjures solid food, but has
cupful OF her favOrite essence OF meat every two
finds that 1t nerves her for the effort and
triumph OF successive nights.-( Whitehall Re.
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NHAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STaEET NORTH

Under and by vi,tue Of deed Of trust. ~
dated May 18th, 1876 and duly recOr led in EMI
Liter No. 1888. folio 44s, Of the laud records IL.
Of the District Of Columbia, and BY the Writea dl
public auction in front Of the r. the
highest bidder on 18TH DAY OF JUNE A. d. a ~ at
ginning Is feet and 2uches from the northwest cor
ner Of said lot thence south on 9Th street east ~
north 10 f. thence West 26 feet thence north IL
feet 10 inches thence west IS feet to place Of be-
gnrire to ether with the improvements ereOn,
cons setting of Two story Frame House. with 8
roc ms with water and gas.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money.
cash. and the balance in six and twelve months, to
be secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
deposit of 800 will be required the day of sale
If the terms Of sac are not complied with within
days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
at ,he risk srd cost of the defautfng purchaser.
after ten days. advert sement in the Evening Star
Newspaper of Washington, DC. All conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
e5-eod BELVA A. LOCKWOOD Trustee.
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,dore TIlton sailed Thur ,sday for Ham.

tETheodore Triton sailed Thursday for Ham,
burg.
B Thomas Lyons, aged "a, was brutaliy muir
defed and dragged into barn near Flushing
l.. l., several nights ago. Jarvis Thompson, q
colored man, who was seen in his company, Is
suspected.
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NOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner 7thst and New
OYofk Av. ,(entrAnce on ayenue) The most ~
private Loan Office IN the city Money loaned w
q the lowest rate Of interest on Gold and0 q
Silver Watches. Plate and Plated Ware, Diamonds,
Guns, Pistols, Ladies and 0entlemenis OIOtbinQ
Carpets. aud al articles Of value emily
nlgPO6HR9 OF BIOOND-HAND OLOTHIN0.-
~ Lefto6 Clothing, Watches. Guns, Eiaols, 4e-
HXRzO0, sos 9th Ct. near Pa avenue Branch. ~
Pa ava By calling 1t or Addressing the above plaoea
prompt attention wf1 Be given q al ogdsfG
mAEo1-too<l3
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TIE INCENDIARIsN AT CAPE MAY.-The fnvos-
burning OF the new Columbia hotel, on Thur,-
day OF last week, showed clearly that the fire
was 1ncendiary, and Justtned Mayor Williams
In ordering the arrest OF Arthur Pusey, young
man who has been living there about s months,
aid who was employed by the city as q watch
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THE O'BRrIH BONANZA HErRs-The San
Francisco Examiner S4ye: "a compromise has
been effected between the Coleman heirs and
Patrick OBr1en, brother OF the late William
U Blien, the millionaire. The sum paid 'Brien
is 5000, 900, for which he renounces all claim 20
the eState.-
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limited STATES MARsHAL'S sALE

By virtue Of writ Of ier fecias issued out of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court OF tina Distrfct
Of Columbia, and to directed, viii sell at public
sale for cash Ct the Court house door Of said Dts.
trict, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of June 1873 At
q O'clock all the right. title claim, and interest
Of the defendant IN and to the following described
east twenty feet front the depth Of the lot Of Lot
No; Is IL Square No ST.: Washington. b. o. Seized
Burch. TO satisfy execution No. 1883 at law in
favor Of John Collins. FBED'K DOU0LASS
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctoneer. A"a', 49, 81 II:
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BROS, Auctioneers

nUNCANhON BROS, Aucttoneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FTTRNI-
TURE, &c. CONTAINED IN HOUSE No
TON. a. AoS
- By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme "A
special term on 18th day Of June, a b. 1879, n
aowx VII sell af pubic suction, on MONDAY. ]"
N at the residence No: All H street northwest, q
part Of e ~
Piano. Stool and Cover; Brussels and other Car.
pets; -~- S"A
Wa nut Bedsteaas, Bureaue, Wristbands:
nut Wardrt hes, Sideboard, NJ. T. Tables;
Rep txrlor Suite, Easy Chairs;
Or ckery, Glassware REfrige rator, &C. &C
B lang tire personal effects of ba!ne Knode. de-
cea.ed. ' W.
T. rms cash. EDWARD STAKE.
jel9St Executor Of Estate of Sallie Knode
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SINGULAR SUICIDE I'M WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MD.-Special correspondence OF the Baltimore
Gazette from Hagerstown June IS, ys:-Selby
Leggett- son OF MI. John Leggett, keeper OF the
eide last night by hanging himself ia a shed at
tached 10 the wagon-maker shop of his brother
In the northeastern section OF the town. The
last hight but the body was not discovered I'M
I'll O'Clock this morning. He committed the
deed deliberately, having taken the precaution
TO wrap his vest about his neck to prevent the
strap with which the deed was done from
chatting the flesh. The only cause assigned for
the act Is that the young man was accused OF
being on too intimate terms with one of the
father was overseer. This accusation preyed
upon his mind, and In note left behind he de-
MED having anything to do whatever with the
female In question, and made a request that his
remains be inferred In Rose Hill Cemetery. The
deceased was only about twenty years OF age,
and was highly esteemed.
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CHILD PLAYING WITH A RATTLRsNAKR.-A
correspondent tells OF the killing OF q rattle
snake few days since In Todd county When
FIRST discovered little child was playing with
It, the snake meanwhile darling out its tongue
tE2kton (Ky.) Register.
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CONVICTED OF ATTEMPTING TO POISON THE
FAMILY OF THE MAN SHE LovED.-The second
tr1al OF Annie Cox, for the attempted poisoning
1n January last, resulted In verdict of guilty.
rant was stage driver, OF whom, it is alleged,
ADnie was enamored. On the evening OF the
in the absence OF MIR. Taft. who had gone
away In response to counterfeit letter pur-
porting TO come from his sister In Chautauqua
written by Annie), and delivered an envelope,
which she said Mr.. Taft had sent by her. The
envelope contained powders and the note in
structed Mrs. Taft to administer them ID the
cine was stated to be sure preventive On
smallpox, which disease, the letter said, was
becoming epidemic. Mrs. Taft unsuspectingly
children, the other two children being asleep at
the time. The four who took the powders were
taken seriously III, but fortunately the doses
were too large and were not fatal The arrest
of Annie followed
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BURDlCK-HALlEY. At the manse of the West
mr ,Ss presby.srian church on Thursday June
THOMAS J.. BURpIcE, OF Virginia, TO Miss ELLEN
HALEY, Of Washington city, d. c.
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Spelling AN ELoPEMKNT-A Jefferson Count,
WE UEsetting Her Husbands Well Laid Plans -
MT and Mrs owens lives on farm near wilma,
yeneIsOn county. n. Y, and until recently the
humble course Of rural life had with them been
reasonably smooth: Lately, however, Mr..
owen has looked with favor upon Mrs. Shaw,
wire OF ne1ghbor, and Mrs. Shaw was not In
sensible to his Partially. Last week they
planned an elopement. Owens met Mrs. Shaw
at an obscure place in the village with horse
and carriage, intending to drive to WATERFOWL,
and there take the cars. Mrs. Owens got an
to the road they were to pass over, hid behind
q fence, and watched through thicket for the
coming OF her lord. Soon her d1lligent eyes
were rewarded, for Mr.. Owens and Mrs Shaw
came spinning down the road at rafting pace.
Mrs; Owens leaped the fence, sprang to the
roadside, seized the bride, and ordered them to
stop. Dumbfounded by the appearance Of the
indignant woman, owens refined In his horse.
Mrs. owens ran behind the carriage, seized the
woman by the hair, and dragged her out. after
which she TUNED her attention to Owens, and
pummelled him until he called q truce. She
then compelled him to turn the horse about
and get In the carriage with her, whereupon
they drove homeward, leaving Mrs. Shaw alone
Dy the roadside
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vFather, son, and grandson were caught
stealing together at Hubbardston, VT.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUR1 DAYS.
TsHOaL Z WAG0AMAN' Real Estate Aucttoneer.
TRUSTEE SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
AND UNFINISHED BUILDINGS ON FOURTH

STREET, BETWEEN AND Z n E.
By virtue OF deed of trust. dated Febru- IL
folio 16O, of the land records Of the District l.:l
OF Columbia and at the written request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sell
at public auction I'm front OF the premises on MON
LAY; June SO, 1875, at O'Clock p N. Lots Il, Is.
recorded subdivision of part square IT'S, some of
said lots being improved by unfinished buildings.
Terms Of sale: One fourth CASH; residue in six
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months. at per
cent interest, secured satisfactorily to the astee
all cash, at option of purchaser. $50 deposit viii
be required on each lot when bid is accepted II
terms Of sale are not complied with In FIVE days the
tt ustee the right to resell at the risk aud
cost Of defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
ie2O-dEda THOS r WAGGAMAN, TrusteH