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NOTICE TO ToSNy VEHNoz PAS

Tne s.exrner W W CORGoHkH xnsoo nSs
been reoenty built ard furnls.lsd, .-x--s.
allowed to land passengers at Mount Sssose1811Ea
Vernon wharf. Round TIN ~, innlud,E, Admission
10 mansion ard grounds
Steamer leaves 9th street VICAR: daily (sundays ex
septedl Ct 20 %. and returns about pm J. Mob
Assoc.xktop- l. I. SLAEE stsaInsY W. w. Cor.
cOrAn. fsjkTv
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REV. DIR. FULTON. or New York who was
suspended from the Baptist conference for re-
marks rejecting upon the loyalty of a fellow
member during the late war. yesterday sent In
a leller OF apology. formally withdrawing the
words complained of. motion was made to
accept the apology and restore Dr. Fulton TO
fellowship. but after discussion the whole mat
ter was referred TO committee OF four
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

1RDStBES SALE OF LARfE PORTION OF
SQUARE lO46, IMPROVED BY A LARGE
BhICK DOUBLE HOUSE, No. 9O7 FOUR
TENTH STREET SODr HEAST
By virtue of q deed of trust, dated April Dist G.A
A. d. 1870; and recorded in Liber No GIG, M
too a. of the land records of the District cf -X.&
Columbia, viii SELL at public auction, in front of
the premises at O'Clock pm, on FRIDAY. Feb
ruary 2Sth. 1879 lots numbered two GU, three 3d.
four "a five 10, six 90. eleven ~, twelve 12l,
thirteen {13), fourteen (14 fifteen Us sixteen 90
seventeen 90 et3hteen u8), and part of lot one
ID. BEGINNING for the same at the southeast cor
Ter OF said lot. running thence west one hundred
{lGo) feet; thence north one hundred 900 feet
thence west forty (40) feet thence north sixty 500
feet thence east one hun ired and forty 40} feet
and thence south one hundred and sixty (l6ol faeC
to the beginning. III square mDered ten hundred
and forty-six (l046). together with the improve
ments consisting of two-story basement and attic
Brick Dwelling.
Terms One third of the purchase money In cash
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest al six 6 per cent, and secure to
the satisfaction of the Trustee; ali cash, at option
Of purchaser. deposit of 5000 will be required at
the time of sale ALI conveyanciDg and recording at
the purchasers cost Resale, unless terms of sale
shall he complied with in ten 0 days, a! risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser.
feb11 eo&dbs SAMUEL CROSS, Trustee
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RUMoRs OF NEW CATHOLIC DTocEsEs Ri
morS which have been current In Rome 10 the
erect that the Pope had decided TO create new
dtGceSeS in the Ell States have reached this
city recently. The rapid growth OF this church
IN TINS county Is said to be the reason for the
fumored decision. No new sees have been
created In the United states during the last
nVe years: and meanwhile The Roman Catholic
populat on is said TO have increased from one
iourth 10 about onethird OF the entire popula-
tlon in all the large cities OF the Union There
Jas been gain OF nearly 200 600 in this city and
BIO kiyn during that time: and the Catholics
now in the two cities are said TO number about
9OooUo. Inc state OF New York contains M
ward OF 100000 adherentS 10 the EomiSb
ChuIch. Eleven archbishopS, one of who f. a
cardinal, and fifty-four bishops control the
church In this country. Some or the arch
shops are Old and iniirm. and lind their diocese
100 large for them TO manage properly. This is
Sdd 10 oe another reason why new dioceSeS
should be created. Prominent Catholics said
yesterday that no authentic Information had
yet reached this country concerning the rlI-
mored decision OF the Pope. A conSiStOry would
oe held In Rome during the present week they
said, and some action might be taken then IL
was probable that some new diocese would be
created during the present year. There was a
rtmor. also, that the Pope intended to appoint
another cardinal In America in view OF the in
crease OF the church in the west, but no confr-
nation of this rumoF had come from Rome-[N
I. Tribune, lSth.
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AUCTION SALES.
ROW.

TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
AN UNRIyALED COLLECTION
JAPANESE ART TREASURES, f.
Comprising Superb Specimens of
OLD HIZEN, sATsU1IA. KIOTO. KAGA. IDUMo.
klSIU, DWARF. MISHIMA. BANKO.
And many other Wares Msrvelously Decorated
MAGNIFICENT CLoIsONNE ENAMELs.
FIJI CANT CABINETS
HAsP PSs aoI s 2 HnTsK OF OLD AND MOD
AA'i s1LvE HOMES iSLAlD WITH GOLD AND
SPECIMENS We :s, OF RARE JAPANESE PORCELAIN
BEAUTIFULLY CARVED worries
MOST ELEGANTLY EMBROIDERED SILKS,& :,
Carefully sele cted by Japanese Expert, and &C
know'edged 10y COnnoisseurs to be the most
Valuable and Choice Collection Ever
Brought to this Country.
The whole to be sold without reserve on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
February 90 81 and %,
At and O'Clock. at the elegant salesroom,
921 Pennsylvania nreMne,
Between 9th and 10th streets.
81 GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION.
febl7 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AssIaNEE,s SALE OF The ENTIRE STOCK
sf 81 Sf SUSIE E AS fS1 OF
sEVENTH STREET
On THURSDAY MORNING, February <1
10Th AT 10 O'Clock, at the above store shall r,Hk4
sell the entire effects, comprising in part Il "
Sugars. Teas, Coffees, Syrup,
Spices, Canned Goods,
Liquors, Wines, &c
At II O'Clock.
Shelving, Counters, Scales, Iron Safe.
Horse and Wagon.
- p. J. DONAHUE, ASSIGNEE.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. febl5
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS sou TIIEASC G, DR.
NER OF NINTH AND g STREETS NORTH
East AND FRAME BOILDING IN THE
REAR.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust kuA
dated March I'd. 1874. and recorded in Lber fHs8
No 74S, folio III. of the land records OF the s.A
District OF Columbia. the undersigned TTus will
sell, at publlc auction, in front of the premises.
that parcel of land known as lots Nos 30 and SO in
935.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months: interest at six per
cent to be secured to the asisfacton of thu IRIS
tee II terms Of sale be not compiled with in five
days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk aud cost of defaulting purcha
SER Deposit OF $50 viii he required when bid il ac-
cepted.
feb19-d&ds DTARD CLARK Trustea
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The nrst-sla.s steamers Of this Line, Nv A:
"sCHIEDAM " and "MAAS." carryirs the q. 3.
mail to the Netnerlands. leave Jersey City every A.
intermediate S45- $50; Steerase s23 b. OAZAU1,
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Wheaton's International Law, sheep, IS SO; Gold
emith, by Mr.. Black, rs cents Hume, bY Prof. HuI
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Men. paper. so cents; The New Republic, BY Mi.
loeb, 81 30; Cider Poet and Master, 81 IS.
The latest publication received as soon "a issued
Fashionable Stationery a specially.
M0HUN BROTHERS,
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OUR NEW BOOK LIsT.-Speeches and
" Report on Finance John Sherman "a 80. New
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We Will hsve aerge assortment OF Marcus Ward
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THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auct;oneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF TWO THREE-sroRY
BRICk HOUSES. Nos 2S AND n, ON E
STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust, -
bearing date the 7th day of January, 1871, f,.2
and recorded in lber No 62s, folio 45l one of G.&
the land records of the District of Columbia, the
undersigned Trustee viii sell At public auction, in
February, 1879 at o'clock p NJ, all of Lot &C and
part of Lot %, in J. b. Kibbey's subdivision Of
Square No 628, fronting Is feet each, more or less
improved by two three stery brick houses. Depth
of Lots, lis feet TO a 30-foot alley
Terms OF sale: $1,000 cash on each house, and the
residue Of purchase money to be paid in two equal
Instruments. at six and twelve months after day of
sale For the deferred payments, the notes Of the
purchaser to be given, bearing six per cent interest
from day Of sale and secured ON the property salts
factory to said Trustee, all cash at option of pur-
chaser. 300 deposit on each house will be re-
quired when bid is accepted. If terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the Trustee re.
serves the right to resell at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser JNO. p. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
1HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
janis 20 q, %. 29, feb1 los. II. 1215&17
sF- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, February Goth. same hour and place
feb11d&ds JNO. p. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
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it'hOS D. tiSdEh Ieat ESTATE auctS,
L 1928 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE No. I4l0
PENNSYI.NAsIA AVENUE. OPPOSITE WILL
LARD'S HOTEL.
By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated -
18th December, 1872, and recorded in iber III
No. 7u3, folio 249 OF the land records of the H.2
District OF Comb1 and at the request of the holder
OF the ote secured thereby. I will on MONDAY
the Sd day of March, A. d. 1879, at O'Clock D. N ,
in front OF the premises, sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder all that part Of square number
ed two hundred and twenty six. i'll the city of Wash
ington, contained within the following metes and
bounds Beginning for the same at point on Penn
sylyana avenue, distant ninety three ,93) feet one
% inch from the northeast corner of said Square
and running thence northwardlv with the line of
said avenue twenty-five (25) feet thence at right
angles with said avenue southwardly eighty-three
tseet eighties Inches to five feet alley thence east
with SAID alley twentysix (26) feet three and half
70 inches: and thence with line drawn at ri <ht
angles to said avenue seventy four GO feet tan 10
improved by a four story brick building.
Terms Of sale; One-third of purchase money in
cash balance in three equal instruments. payable
ore, two and three years after date of lie,
lively, it'll interest, and secured by deed of trust
ON the premises or all cash. at the option of the pllr
chaser. All conyeyancing at the cost of the pllr-
chaser Ii terms Of sale are not complied with with
III fye days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
at The risk and cost of defauiting purchaser after
five days advertisement.
feb17eo&ds W. B. WEBB, Trustee
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A CHANCE FOR THE POOR.-f You want an
"a 0VERC0AT like the rich vesr, and for Lea
money than q ready made one, CAL at HERZO06.
S0S 9Th st. NV, near Pa ave There you w1n nnd
worn, Of low Prices oCtlely
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PRESIDENT GREvY dresses very modeStly
never having worn even the uniform of the
National Guard. He is a man OF REPUBLICAN
simplicity in ali his ways. In his everyday at
tlre even Ia Paris, he has always donned a
WIdeaWake instead Of a silk hat: and in sum-
ntr time he may generally be seen Saunterlng
about the BouievardS clad all In gray and
CROWDED with panama. Though a man OF
considerable landed property, as estates go In
france, ne never set up a brougham till he be-
came president or the chamber. aud he has
always kept this modest. one horse vehicle.
with c0achman ont Of livery, at Versailles In
Paris ne uses cabs and omnibuseS: bus il must
be very muddy day which compes him to
fide al all. lie delights in music, but his IA
NoT1te paSt1me Is TO play billiards. and TO SIN ike
cigars while making his carOms He and ms
close friend. NJ Paul de Cassagnac, are two OF
tie best billiard players known, and constantly
play together. The two do not discuss politics
but feel mutual esteem for their respective
powers with the balls. VI. Grevy Is also a
Keen sportsman, and an able agriculturist aud
owBS many vines, cattle and feds OF maize lie
smokes much. speaks forcibly and frankly and
never loses his temper, and ..he is no feebler
than an iron bar
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TRUE LOVE IN HARLEM.-The father OF Katie
A. White, 22 years of age. who lives at 3iI east
i"9th street, complained to the officer on post a
week ago about his daughters romantic attach
ment TO an Italian arUist, GirardO Lembano
lie said that she was meeting the latter clandes-
timely, and her lnfatuation for him was the talk
OF the neighborhood. lie requested the officer
to interfere. On Saturday evening she met her
where Officer Cronin found him and ordered
him away. He refused 10 60 and drew dirk
Knife. Lembano and Katie were before Justice
BNby In the Harlem police court yesterday
morning charged with diSorderly conduct.
Lembano drew g note from one OF his shoes
ard paid his fine: then, with a SMILE he bent
down and took similar note from his other
shoe and paid katie's fine. The couple then
quilted the court together, Katie turning her
pack on her father and mother, who were
preSent.-tN Y. Sur. lIth.
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CUNARD LINE.

u NOTICE
WIFI tf1e view OF diIniu1HhtDE TIE chances 81 Sol
tsion the Steamers of this Line take specific courss
for al seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage FROM 0ueenBfoWu 20 New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 90 1t ~
lat, or nothing to the north OF A.
On the honeward passage crossing t1a meridian
Of 70 d a lat. nothing to the north Of a
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III. CUNARD sTEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
Betsreen Nesc York and Liverpool, O0tySys0
ut Cork H0fb0F.

ut C0rk HaFbor.
scvshio S NJ Tor Esb Bo,h1a VIZ Tarcb y
Abyssinia. " co., Feb. IA AoJssiniA Wed March -
BstsYia. We'd, Feb 10 Batavia Wed, March 26
FArthiA. Wed. March 81
And sverJ GLOWING Vsanasday from Esv YoFk
No EtAerA9e
Rates OF Passage.
By steamers carrying steernse. S80 and loo sold.
according to accommodations
BY steamers not carrying steeraxs t5O 800 and
$50 gold, according to accommodations
Tickets TO Paris, SIS, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms. Tickets iasued
Ut special low rate OF s66 gold during tbs fan and
winter season.
SteerAse At very low rate2 Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts Of
europe Of lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, 0laegoW,
Havrs. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean portaL
For freight and passage spply - the Company
pftce, No Bowling Green, or both Storage and
tsiy uHAs g. FRANOKLYN, Aren't, 4. 7.
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BOOKS, &c.

GEORGE ID. CUMMINs, ID. D., First
Me Siho 81 the ke6 If CHURCH
DIT Cuthbert; 81 so. Goethe and schiller; Their
Lives and Works; by Boyesen 81. The Orign and
Growth of ReliVion. 10y Man Muller $3.50 Eered.
ity, with Prelndss on Current Events, 10y Joseph
Cock; $3.50 Bel Msrlory, a Tale, by l.. T Meade
81 30 Jesus of Nazareth; Who He Was aud What
Is He Now. by Rev VIM. Patton, d. d 81 IS
For sale by VIM BALLANTYNE q SON.
febl2n 4xS 9TH street.
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A NEGRO CLERGYMAN SH0T.-At MadsonyilIe,
ONO Saturday night, the Rev. Peter Waite,
colored, was shot and killed by Andrew Endry,
also coiOred. The latter is in the employment
OF Charles Jewett, farmer, and had been left
in charge OF the house. Waite, approaching
In the dark to see the servant girl was hailed
by Emory, but refusing to answer, and moving
about in suspicious manner, was shot, as
stated, dying within an hour afterward.
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oUIs1ANA STATE LOTTERY.
4 Splendid Opportunity To Win & e

cpIeHuIu UFpUTtuuIty 10 I'm AUIluAo'
THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION CLASS &C"
Al NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. MARCH llra.
lS79,-1O6th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated py the
legislature Of the for educational and charitable
purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty
five Years, to which contract the inyiosbie faith
of the ktate is pledged with capital Of 81 ooOOD 10
which it has since died reserve fund Of $3.50 00o
win take place monthly ON the second TUESDAY
IL sseuer scales or z>OstDOne& Look ut the following
distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50 900.
100 0OO TICKETS At TWO DOLLARS EACH
HAIETICkkTS. ONE DOLLAR
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOB NORFOLK. FORTRESS MoNRox AND TIL
SOUTH
Ina TIT ard .szant iron rssanl.r LADY OF
sILLa. leaves 6th-street wharf, until i
Sarfher notice every Monday. Wed
nesdxy And Friday, at O'Clock D. T. connectins
nth steamers for Boston, Providence and otneT
northern Po,Dts. Returning, leaves Norfolk eyaFy
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1857 Prizes amounting to- .ell0. 400
Responsible corresponding AGENTS wanted st Ill
prominent points. 10 whom liberal compensation
win be paid
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be made
to the Home Office in New Orleana
Write, clearly stating full address, for furthex In.
formation or Send orders to
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYGa-SrEAMsRI2
~ LINE nE-EEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE. LOHDOH,
BoUIHAslPToH AND BREMEH.
The stesnsc OF TINS company vii ssifesor. sAs-
HobOken. Rates of passage From New 4NK&8
York TO Hsyre, London. southampton >'to3eo
and Bremen, first cabin. a10O, second cabin, $50,
sold steersSe, $50, currency. For freight or pas-
sage apply II OELRICUr = Tff yo7slin9 Green,
Rev York y. ii. METZEROTT S CO., 925 Penn.
venue. Axert, for Washington. Octl-lY
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iHE WHISKY BELL PUSCH.-A telegram 10 the
n \. Herald from Richmond, February 10Th.
says;-Ihe Moffet punch liquor law is TO be con-
ilhued In force In Virginia. 1t has increased
the revenue from liquor about % per cent, and
finance committee VIII do better StilI. The
punch in use-register it is called-isa poor one.
A more perfect instrument Is needed: but the
state, having gone to the expense Of securing
this one, VIII make no change at present
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srr,.rup ron ~,z xr,y~

EON iUKX
The StexnIers JOHN GIBSON and K @. KhIaST,
alternately leave Pier Al East River. New Iere..
York. svsry Saturday. at O'Clock =. m ;rkEXxA
Georgetown every Saturday. and Aexxn-n-2
s.ria san1e day.
Freight talac st lowest rates For Information
apply NJ Office ever Metropolitan Bank, lbt1 street.
n TO B. p. =. DENHAG, Agent. Water street..
3ecrgetoET
sp2l-H SAMUEL BACON, Presidents
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Mr. THOS. l. KIRBY viii conduct the sale. febl
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. co. Auctioneers

" AL1Eh D. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FASHIONABLE FUR
NITURE, suhPaSSING IN EXTENT AND
EVER Known IN WAsHINGFoN. AN EX'
Has EVER Sc BEEN H sEEN n THIS MoKk
style, exquisitely carved after the most elega If
aud original designs, deetned by uonnoisseurs in
the art Of Furniture Carving rare specimen of
monern excellence one complete Queen Anne
Chamber suite. heavily carved in Walnut. the
OF the best manufactures of America one en-
tire East Lake Chamber Suite, unique in design
beauty and durability; several Queen Apne
bookcases, dwarf design. with Nickel Plated
and iniaid with Marquette sonlethine entirely
new; one elegant Ebony Chttfonier, marvel
2sy Pef naafs ,ha
s s g9rse etvTs UPHOLSTERED N Satin De
LADIES ad styles essfSs fSo1
Uns to crafty the most fastidious taste remark
Tifs,, amo NO Which is s., one me Ebonzed Desk
workmanship; Cloth-covered Library Tables :
Slh Reception Chairs, evidently modelled 10y
Ebony and Walnut Whist Tables: one very
handsome Queen Anne Bontfet. in Walnut, with
Artist workmen Walnut Pillar Extension Tables,
handsomely carved after The Easlake and other
Tennessee and Italian Marble rop Cen;er
Tables; Folding and Easy Chairs in lrofusion :
Elegant Mantel aud Pier Mirrors. French plate
and Walnut Frames
TIE a above s lis list partially enunerates the "a
ton fall to DO any of the articles justice. as ~
mere passing inspection will prove These MI
s61 s F % he on sd @ to the public ana
ready, The sale takes place Oh MONDAY, February
feb19-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Auct'rs.
T'RISIEL,S SALE; AT PUBLIC AUCTION. OF
6RGEEIHH1Na Hn q Th1s S9 o1rH s STREET
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded in -
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1SOS Hesr York d0e-. WasAt,l0ton.
Al our Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS ara
under the supervision and MANAGEMENT u 0eneraia
g. q. 8eanreRard and ]. A Early. febl2.N34N
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FOB , P9Tp y RIyRk LANDINGS.

Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, Ceptstl JOSH Il
WOOD, leaves her wharf terminus of .G-.
sth and sth street line Of cars, at q
n, three TINES PER week, for Currior
Tan, Nonin and Leonardo stopping at inter.
fsledtste landings each trip Days Of sailing, Mon.
Cay, Thursday and Saturday
Fer furtS az Intervention Apply ii the ofnce, oyex
metropolitan Bank, Knox's Express Once. ct tbs
Uompany's Wharf, foot of 9Th street
Baggage called for on applicstion at Knox'S TX.
prees Office. SAMUEL BACON. Prest
g. J. AOCINELLY, Aren't
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TRUSTEES SALE, Al PUBLIC AUCrI OF
L DWELLING HOUSE No. ll6 STREET

NORTHWEST, IN THIS CITY.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded in sx.A
IIber No: 526, folio H. of the land records of fsSR
the District of Columbia, will sell at pubic ka.2.
auction, In front of the premises, on SATBRDAY
March LIST, 1879, at AZ O'Clock y. M. Lot No l., in
McEnens subdivision Of part Of Lot No 3, in Square
No Oh as recorded IN the office of the Surveyor in
libtr III. d. c.. folio l4S
The improvements consist of an excellent three
story and basement pressed Brick Dwelfing, will,
bay window. The house contains ten rooms, with
the modern improvements.
Terms: -, 500 and expenses of sale cash; balance
IN equal Installments at six ard twelve months the
purchaser TO give his notes for the deferred pay
lncIlts. bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust On the property. $50 down at tinae OF sale
. L. CARUSI, Trustee.
e. W. HANDY. Anctloneer. fsblJ dds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE No I4lO
PENNSYINAc Ia AVENUE. OpPOSITE WILL.

'THOs. j. FISHER & CO. Real Estate Aucts,
i 1928 F street north west.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19
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