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New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN THOMSON.

The funeral of Captain J. NJ Thomson, Harbor
Master. took place yesterday at his residence, No
los East Seventy eighth-st., at o'clock. The pail
bearers We're Judge Cowing, A. NJ. Eagleson. A. j.
Dittenhoefer Jacob Hess, Captain Duncan. Captain
PIoscher, Captain Downing and w. L. Black.
The Rev. Dr. Clark, of Harlem, read the burial
vice aud paid tribute TO the memory of Captain
Thomson. The burial was in Woodlawn. As the
funeral procession was about TO start Harbor Mas
from Delhi. n. T., received stroke of paralysis
which disabled his right side. lie was taken to his
home.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
AN ENGLISH PHYSICIAN MISSING.

LAST SEEN AT TIE MAYORS OIFICE-fEARS OF
FOUL ILAY.
Brief excitement was occasioned yesterday by the
report that thfman found with fractured skull at
Essex ard lIester-sts., on Saturday night, and now
lying dead at the Chambers Street Hospital. was
Dr. Lucus Demoren. a wealthy English physician,
who was recently lost sight of in this city. The
rumOr was set at rest. however, by the positive
identification of the dead man by his brother-ln-law
as Edward Nisgcrt, German tailor, whose family
lives at No. 2S AvOn-st BROOKLYN.
The disappearance of DIR. DemOTen was reported
to the police last FRIDAY. He came to this country
only a few weeks ago. with his wife, on the way TO
Brush Columbia, where DIR. DemOren recently iu-
herited large landed estate by the death Of his
uncle, who, his wife thinks. had some connection
with the local government. The couple landed in
Boston, and reaching this city took rooms at No.
22s East Ihirty-sixth-st. intending to make a brief
stay Dr. Demoren fell Ill and private patient
ai the New-York Hospital a week or two Upon lis
discharge as cured, last Thursday, he drove at once
with hs wife Ia the British Consulate, and attended
10 certain matters of business connected with his
property. lie went alone, then, TO the Mayors
Office. and has not been seen since. IL Is believed
that he fell into bad company and yielded TO what
j. at times an ungOvernable passion for strong
drink aud fears entertained Tor his safety as he
had considerable sum of money on his person, be-
sides valuable gold watch and jewelTy.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
THE PETITION FOR LEGAL-TENDER REPEAL

The petition in favor of the joint resolution now
before Congress providing for the abolition and
repeal of the compulsory legal-tender power now
given by law to the Treasury notes of the United
States" received a large number of additional sig
natures yesterday. The list now includes hundreds
of the most prominent merchants and bankers OF
tins city. IL is asserted i'll the petition that the
measure. if IT becomes law, Will encourage every
legitimate enterprise. revive confidence III perma-
ncnt investments, give extended employment to
labor III all mdusi ial pursuits, secuie just rewards
To honest toil, and discourage that spirit Of un-
certainty which breeds disastrous fluctuations in
prices
Among the most prominent signers are Samuel u.
Babcock, Drexel, Morgan 81 Co.. Brown Brothers Il
Co.. August Belmont & Co.. Morton, Bliss d
Co, Kuhn, Loeb Il Co.. Phelps. Stokes * Co.. j. ID.
yermilye, Adrian IselIn, George W. Lane d Co.,
David DOws Il Co, schultz. SOuthwck ~ Co, John
j. Cisco & Son, Rufus Hatch n Co., II. G. Stcbbins
d Sons, A. A. Low d Brothers, c. II. Marshall.
Marshall Lefferts Bravton. Ives a. Co., j. l.. Mott
Iron Works, W. II. Schieiiin d Co.. Germania Life
Insurance Company, and the following bank pres
idcnts: b. b. sherman, Mechanics National Bank,
Charles NJ FRY. Bank of New-iork William l..
Jenkins Bank of America George ;. Coe. American
Exchange National Bank; George II. Potts, National
Park Bank and John A. Stewart, United States
Trust COmpanV.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
NOTICE To MARINERS.

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT.
ToMPKINsvLLR. y. Y. Dec. Z. 1879. )
schuyers Ledge OF sakonnet Point t. has been marked
with red spar buoy Tho bearings OF prominent
objects follows West gable OF club house on west
Island end Of COrmOrant Rock and the cupOla
Of House. Newport, NV. by W; eastern
West IL and In with small rocky
island 10 the north of IT, Ni2W
J. NJ. B CfITZ, Commodore y. :. ".
Lighthouse Inspector Third District
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

certificate forwarded to his family. In II he stated
that he could get no work. and about to he put
out into the street. aud sick IN body and soul.
Among his papers was found recommendation
stating that George Kaupp had hcen employed Tor
three years in the Zuttlinger Sugar Refinery In
Germany as clerk, and capable aud trust
worthy. He is believed To have left wife aud TWO
children In Germany.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
DESPERATE FROM LACK OF WORK.

George Kaupp, boarding at No. 80 Montrose-aye,
Brooklyn. a canvasser. shot himself IN the head.
near the right temple, Oh Sunday afternoon. The
bulet entered the right eye aud lodged. it is sup
posed in the brain. He was removed 10 st.
Catherine's Hospital, where fatal result 10 ex-
pected. He left letter. written IN German for the
Gfv anthoritics asking the favor of having death
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Breroort House. Count D6nhof OF the German man
Ieraton al Washington FflH frenucf0- ihev
dore r. Randolph NewJerse Representauv Jonh III IL
Camp. Lyons n. " and ex Governor freuer'eh
bo,t Of Boston Hotel Bruscick-sepator d. H. 81 john
NJ Newbnrr and Rufus W. Peckham. Of Albany Wtndsor
Hot,i-Msior f. Moyneux Of the British Army ana n,,9
nov General schoopmaker Of Albany 81 JdHss Hoe.-
= W CLARK New York superintendent OF rune
Works - NSfrouettdp Host-Paymaster A. j. ffltcnh,a
= and Stuart Robson 'siiarE h0u<c- 81
Dunn Captain e. w. RAYMOND and Dr r brown u = A.
-. HoGmdn HOuse-General lsfaei Nogaes' u o. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

from the sidewalks. lie said new and moro ex,
pcit order in rcSpect to permanent ash-bins wouid
probably be issued soon.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

A PLEASANT NOURIsHING PULMONIC.
That now elcaciOua remedy. PHILLIPS "PAIArABIE
Cop LIVER on combination with PHosPHo NUIRirE, is ap
proved by ply ysicians All druggists.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

The increased attractions that KNOX. the I"
hater at 22 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel embrace
line OF English Derbys. English silk hats Dents gloves
ami Martins umbrellas adapted for holiday presents for both
gentlemen gift should be useful well
CANT
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

At the Thanksgiving dinner her papa said to
her: Nelly, will you have some Of the turkey !"
Yes papa was The reply OF the iopryear.old ss she
hash."-iBoston Courier.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

Phelim Ito tourist who has taken shelter in leaky
sbebee MI Dad and is soaked 10 the bone y0un be
gttn' wid through the roof Come outside,
sorr-it's dryer IN the wetW
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-
sun r,ses 7l3I snn sets A33 Clock slow Tn. 2ss
Moon ri,es 238 Moon .ouhs 1903 Moons days, 20
IoDAr-A. M.
Sandy HooK 31l Gov. Island. 340, Hell Gate. 05o
gIsH WATER roDAr-P.M ~
sandy Hook. 343 Island. 41G Hell cate 500
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
STRANGE STORY OF A PRISONER.

DECLARING THAT HE HAD TAKEN Ills STEP-sisIER
FROM A CONVENT WHERE SHE WAS KEPT
AGAINST HER MOTHERS WISH.
Chief of Police Murphy, of Jersey City. received
dispatch from the police of Gloucester City. n. j.,
Yesterday, asking him to arrest young man hav-
ing with him a little girl, on the arri-
val of the Pennsylvania Railroad train
from that city, and hold them until the
necessary papers could be forwarded. When the
train reached jersey City an officer arrested the
couple and took them TO Police Headquarters. The
Young man gave his name as George Blake and SAID
he livcd at No 142 Cherry-st this city. The little
child was his nine-year-od step-sister, Susan
Evans. Two years ago his mother placed the girl
in a Roman Catholic convent in Gloucester
CITY, His mother had made several efforts 10 regain
possession of the gir but those charge Of the in
stitution refused 10 let her return to her home IN
tins city Acting under the instructions of his
mother, he had gone To Gloucester City aud brought
the child away. Blake and the girl are held 10
await the action OF the Gloucester City Police
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

WNCHFsTER's HYPOPHOsPHTrEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis DEBILITY &C.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
Announcements. /

Bright teeth. and lips that glow the while.
Give light and color TO a smile;
Ard infinitely more than this.
Give light and color 10 a kiss.
But both suffer from The want
OF the lifegiying SozoDoNT.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
r. X. r.
Railways Ready Relief.

TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE 80 CENT BOT TIE
WILL. CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPL
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN 0SR
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED.
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is AP-
PILED EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERN ALLY AC-
CORDING TO DIRECTIONS-PAIE. FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE. CEASES TO EXIST.
where discomfort experienced,
seized with Iuhuenz Dphtheri Sore Throat Mnmps, BAD
Coughs oaTseness Bilious Collie Inflammation 0f the Bowels,
stomach Lungs Liver Kidneys, with Group, Qunsy Fever
Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tie DOiorrux, Tooth.
ache Earach. with Iunbao Pain IN the Back. Rheum
asn with Dlarrhea. Cholera MoIbus Dysenterv,
with Burns, Scalds Bruises. with Strar Cramp "a
Spasms, the application OF RAILWAYS READY RELtEB
will cureyOu OF the worst Of these complaints IA few hours
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
DIR. RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseles elegantly coatei IA, oi t is
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys is aervor
diseases headache constipation. cOsiiyeness ngeon, ys
pepss bi0nsncss fever OF sle o)ses
piles and all arrangements OF the internal yiscera War
Tantei 20 eject positive
PRICE 15 CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
DIR. RADWAY X CO.. 32 WARREN-Sr., y. Y
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GEORG ETOMN .NEIHS.


Collected by Republican Reporters.
Major Joseph Paul who has been on visit TO
Rattlesnake Island. returned home yesterday
While on the slnud he caught several punches Of
perch and rocRtsh.
Coptain Joseph II. Ice. Of the firm of Smith d
Lee sup chambers who, with his wife, has been
on northern tour for the past two months, has re-
turned, looking much improved in health.
John Gooda and lawson Matthews were ar.
rested yesterday by Officers Myers and Baxter on
the complaint Of James Hnrtigan. charging them
with disOrderly conduct They will have n hear
Ing IN the Police Court this morning.
The Adams Express Company have decided to
close thcir Georgetown Office on the LIST Of May.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company closed their
olhce some days ugo, and when the Adams Office Is
closed Georgetown viii be left without any express
accommodations whatever.
. The steamer Lady Of the Lake. of the Norfolk
me mas been sent 10 Baltimore. placed on tho
stocks and Is having new boilers placed In her
Inc machinery VIII be completed about the lst
instant, when she will be brought around to Wash
ington, reraintcd, and thoroughly renovated.
While the Lake is being uverhaulcd the Jane Nose
ley VIII take her place ON the line.
Yesterday morning Frank Fisher Andrew Dove
ana Henry Smith, alias English Harry, were mr.
rested by Officers Augustus Hess and William Cum
bingham, on the complaint of Y. II Crcager, charg-
ing them with violating the United States election
laws at the lnsC congressional election In the sixth
Maryland district. They were taken before United
States Commissioner samuel &. Mills where they
gave bail for their appearance in the United States
Court at Baltimore.
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GREAT
IS7S

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE Bo N2fEH TR WGGES S HFR R S2nT"fsr
SPLENDID scENEhH1ii INN MNAAGNlFlcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEHVE wAsHfN So from n Depot, cor.
ner 9IsiNih and sttsets as iollCws; ,o,,,. u
PpriGr car 10 Plttsburg aud stepping cars nom
ritlsburg 10 Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago;
BSGr II SH N M'b PS Shc2M fF RH %iG6A
For Canendaigua Rochestcr, Buffalo, Niagara lSlA
and The North ut $50 p N. daily, except Hgiurlay
port, Lock Haven and Watkins, at 1910 u. M
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East 1880 and lOlj y. m. daily
vi j Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, 80 a. M daily, except
For Brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex"
nnUiding direct transfer to Fulton street, ~ old
lng double ierriage and journey across Now HorE
For PHILADELPHIA $780, $3.50 and iGli p. daily. Lin
For Baltimore, :, s;55 io a. n. aud I!5 p IL daily
except sunday 1910 a, No. l:O, J;ij' ''iv and lGl'
For popo's Creek Line. a. m. and $40 p m. daily,
Fol-, Annapolis a. m. and 100 p. m daily except
ALi;XXSbRIA AND FREDERlcKs BURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alc3andr d 7;I5 g. o TO- II u. m, anil lis, 8. $40
O. t;91, :, and 1880 p M On snnday,o w. mp iil'
For Richmond and the SOUTH GO M and $50 p
dairy.
For chesapeake and ohio Railroad 500 p m. daily.
O. TO- II IL m. and L. g 40, 3, Glj = and n .. M.
on sunday at aud 10 H. M and b.lj p. IN.
Communications can be procured at the Offices north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street AMI Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot, whore orders can bG
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations nom
H. r. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General MnnaSer,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FIN1NCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YonK. March r. 1870
Money was active ut s6l5 closing ut 3dDI,
Foreign exchange WIS inactive and less firm at 1894
@lS6Is for long aud IS04 for demand.
Government bonds were quiet aud weak for 1O.iO's,
new SIS, and new as.
State bonds were dull
Railroad bonds active and firm. Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas issues advanced from 20 to COZ for conso
dated assented and from % TO 25A for seconds Kan
sas Pacific Incomes mo l6) fell OF 10 3Os and do Den
yer division to l026@ 1903, Denver and Rio Grande
hrsts rose from ~ to 0lS st Louis aud san Francisco
seconds rose TO II for class and 10 orcluss c. New
Jersey Central consolidated nrss nssened fell on to
s and do convertible nssented to SI but the former
recovered TO s. Chicago and Northwest rsts rose TO
1Sa do consolidated gold coupons to 1861, Pacific Of
Missouri seconds TO 1O0 Toledo and Wabash (St Louis
DIVISION, OK mhtured cOupOus) To ~, and do Conso
dated convertible EEK coupon) to Us.
ne Stuck market opened weak, with DOWNWARD
tendency 10 prices aud In the early dealings there
was decline In which all the active list pnrll ipatud,
OF ls@2 per cent, the coal stocks and The Granger
bhnrts shOwl.g the musl weakness. subsequently II
recovery took place aud tile speculation assumed II
irmer tune, which continued during the afternoon
OfJtdA per cent the highest prices OF the day bciug
generally current in the finnI dealings. Northwest
common made the greatest advance, which was ut.
trbulei TO new movement said to have been nnug-
uIaieu by the Bun pool IN the stock. Wabash was
hOtlccNby weak. declining from 20t TO IS. Tbetrnus-
aCOhs aggregated le0rV shares, OF which 7OtU were
Ere. 700 were Wabash, lJ.UU were Northwest COM
mon hOO wercuo preferred $500 81 Paul com
mon .DUO were Delaware, LUclnwRnun aud Western,
IWO were ~ Louis and san Francisco
Inc IOilOwing were the closing prices:
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Baltimore General Market.

DAIilMOhht 4huTNH IL, 1879.
Cotton dull. Middng, 0aac.
Flour steady and without change Howard.street
and Western tuperine 50 1914 IS; do extra a 5OGp5;
do family s. 1916 70; city Mills supcrfnc. 80 75qI rs
do extra 81 tOG5 do Rio brands 90 u.s. Palapsco G,ni.
Dy, $3.50
Wheat-SOuthern slow and lower. Western quiet
and firm. Southern red 81 ITO ~ do amber 81 700
q q; No PENNSYLVANIA red, 81 1891 1919; No .
Western winter red, spot and March, 81 1891 1874
April 81 1891 1879; May, II 1901 AZ.
Corn-Southern steady aud active. Western firm.
Southern while, SIC; do yellow, ta6lH'4c; Western
mixed, spOl ana March. ijta9i3a4C; April AZ 0Qiiac;
May, ijAi5l6c; steamer i0GlU3sC.
Uuts firm. Southern, 326t33c; Western white, 326
49,: do naked. sic; Pennsylvania, 3!a SSc.
Rye quiet ut 5IGI50C.
Hay dull. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime sll
GI2.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, $40 5cdlO75. Bulk
Loose shoulders, ic' clearrib sides Sc pack
5'ac aud 5iac. BaCOn-ShOuders Old &c: Clenr-rlD
sides, new, &C. Hams, BGllOc Lard refined tierces,
5lsc. Butter steady prime to choice Western 1907
roll, 800 IGc. Eggs easier NJ l5GlGc.
Petroleum quiet Crude, SGo'eC; refEed, &c.
Coffee dull lilo cargoes, lOGljC.
Sugar easier \ sOil, SjG6tS5sc.
Whisky dull ut 81 Wal va.
Frcghts to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton, az
-four, 2s Cd; grain. 74@Eed.
Keceipis-flOur, ,7UO bblSi wheat G6,500 bu: corn,
CISCO bu; oats, l,iOO bu.
shipments-WheHt, 1890 bu; corn, lCc 600 bu.
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PROPO0ALS.


TREASURY DEpARrMfNr, March g. ls79
Sealed proposals Invited, until ~ O'Clock M. on
MONDAY, March ~, ls70, for furnishing the Treas.
ury Department kAsienmgS for Car-dOUrS ana SEATS
FOR Packages, In such quantities Hs The Department
may nom Time To time require
For the Information Of bidders II is stated that there
arctwO clR OF common carriers, yE Those bonded
To transport appraised goods and those bonded TO
transport unapprgiscd goods AT present the same
iacniugs, VIZ lead seHs, ARE us ED on the Cprs SC,
OF b. tn classes ana unless superior device CImhiu.
ing simplicity security, and comparative cheap
ness 70 presented, the Department viii continue the
use Of lead seals,
For securing packages lead seals which are attached
with cord, now used, ana, In the case Of car.
tstenings viii be continued unless a more desirable
device Is submitted.
Proposals win be accompanied By samples Of the
articles prupJod 10 be furnished, and VIII state the
pr O. AT which the same, boxed and marked for ship
mout In such manner ~ may De required by the lc.
paruent, viii be delivered az the ONCE Of Uu express
orifeghl company ~ ihe place Of mannAciurc.
Bidders VIII state IN the Gaze Of LEAD seals, which
must have wires at least ten lOl inches n length at
tnohod, with one end Gbeued In the seal, the price
II is estimated that about 100000 carsells and
about 10000 puCEgGr-seals Gre required per annum.
Tho Department reserves the right 10 reject any OF
all bids and 10 waive intOrmRties,
Due examination VIII De made Of and fun consider,
alton given to, the ~ rs OF al locks, seals and other
devices which may De sNbmittr,.
Printed forms OF proposals are not furnished nor
ar" they necessary
Proposals may be made Tor furnishing either or
both OF the articles named to be marked Pro plsals
for CUI-tNseniugs' or Proposals for pUCkagC-rals
as the case may be, and addressed TO The secretary Of
Tie Treasury.
marriott JoHN SHERMAN, Secretary
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IlY ]. 7. COLpWELL. Anctionecr.

TRUSTEES ALE OF yALrARLE IMPROVED
REAL lSlAIEAr IlLLSDALE, D. &.
by virtue OF trust 10 Daniel I. Eaton ana myself
dated June g. 1877, and duly recorded In lber No as
folio 30 Of the land records for the District OF Co
umbla ami 1T the request at the party secured lhere
by, AZ surviving trustee, VIII sell ~ public auction
m irunl ui the PREMISE, IN SATURDAY. March p,
1872 ~ $50 OCU D. M, lot No. =, section No. o, Of
the Barry Farm subdivision according to the plat Of
subdivision Tile by the trustees Of Barry Farm found
ln tie Office of The surveyor o! Washington County
District UGC1Umb.R
Terms OF sslo; SiG5J and expenses Of sale In cash
Tie balance IN SiT ~ msn'hs ior which Tie notes OF
The purchaser bearing date nom tho day Of ale aud
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold shall
be taken. dep,st ut s3i VIII be required of the
purchaser az the time OF Sala ANA all uuuvryaHcug
VIII he at the cost OF the pJrcaYer The trustee re-
serves the Right L. resell The property at the risk and
cost ut the deiHuitua purchaser lf Tie terms of the
sale are not compiled with within .egcn a. days
amer tie day OfsNie. GEO. w. STiCkNl.N,
icigOaw,Nds Surviving Trustee
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mchlO-M, w, F&ds,
CHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue Of n decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause 6G6l doc.
", WIN oir for sale AZ auction. on FRIDAY, the
2lst day OF March, 1879 at O'Clock D. m, In 'front.' Oi
The PR misses lots 49, a. and IS, Blake & Kellys re-
corded subdivision OF square lpl, In this city.
Lots 80 and "a have each front Of about 1874 feet ON
Sixteenth street wet. between and T north, nnd a
depth Of 100 feet Lot IS has front OF II feet Blake
street and depth OF 81 feet All three are unim-
proved.
Terms: One-lalf OF the purchase money In cash,
ana the residue IN two equal In tallmrts, at respect.
lively and II months with Gper cent interest secured
10y the purchasers notes and reserved lien a de-
pcsit OF so on each lot at time OF sale ConyeysnCng
at purchasers cost
RFGTNALD FEND ALL. Trustee
SrEIGItR & LIEBERAtANN Auctioneers.
mClluCOlHUs
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4, EoReE rRrEsDELL. AuetIoneer.

FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION,
SOIIllMl1sI CORNER OF FIFTH AND u
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
by virtue Of decd of trust dated May g. is77,
corded ln LOer No. 81, 1T olio 1885, OF the land
n cords Of the District OF Columbia, We will offer for
sale at public auction. IN front of the premises on
FRIDAY, March q, 1870. ut o'clock p. m, the
east - FEET front south h street OF lot H. IN square
Sip situate IN Washington city, D. g., with the i'm.
rrovcmcns thereon, consisting in substantial two
story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sac Onethlrd cash, the balance IN three
equal payments, at g. r. and IS months from day Of
sale; the purchasers prom.Ssory note 10 be given
therefor, bearing interest vt per cent. per annun,
to be secured by decd of trust the properly and
or ali cash, ut the option of the purchaser Al con-
yeyamcing az purchasers cost, and sO0 deposit ON nc
CcptauCe Of bid.
JOB BARNARD. lrr,.,oo.
JAMES T. FITCH i'u'''-'
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JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
~ Real Estate AucIioncers.

TRUSTEES. SALE or y TWO.sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO IL STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated 10Th day of No.
venber, A. u. 1858, aud duly recorded In Lbcr 4 and
r. No. I. folio TO- one OF the land records for Wash
ngun County, ID. c. and ut the request of the party
secured thereby, viii sell at public auction, IN rOnt
Of tie premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day Of
March, \. -. ls5o, AZ o'clock T. M, the following
described property; Whole of lot numbered thirty
Ave C.5 In John H. kibley's recorded subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and twenty-eght (613l.
together with the improvements.
Terms orsale; Ouc-ihird cash balance IN six and
twelve months, with Interest at per cent. Deferred
payments to be secured the property sold. q de-
post OF hundred OOll dollars at time OF salo
Cunycyuncing at purchasers cost Terms TO be CONF
piled with IN seven days
JOHN r. FRANKLIN, TruG;ee.
W. NJ, SMITH, salesman fcbli, l6,.U, 2iuIarl SO
B9- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY, Mgrch IS, 1873, IT simr hour and place
mATB,ll,lj j. T.. FRANKLIN, Trustee.