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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
i TATE, WITH THs BUILDINGS THEREON
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SOUTH
g , STREET BEE; AND TENTH STREET EAST. IN

~ N
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. 1A'
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the It'll IA
Li6er No s44 folio 3ss. one Of the land rec
ords of the District Of Columbia and at the request
of the party secured thereby, will sell At public
auction, IN front Of the premises on SATURDAY,
the 9th day Of April. 1879 at O'Clock p a. the fol.
lowing described pro, erty All those certain pieces
or Parcels Of ground In the city of Washington Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, known and described on the
original ground plat or plan of said city as Lots
numbered twenty one (2D and twenty-five (22) in
square numbered nine hundred and forty
nine. Also. all that portion OF original lot
one % in said square nine hundred and
iorty nine (949). contained within the following
metes and bounds: Commencing at the southeast
corner of said lot one, and running thence west
xardly on the north line OF south G. street twenty
two {22l feet four ca inches thence at right ANGLES
northery seventy GO, feet thence at right angles
eastWardiy twenty-five (22) feet four "a inches to
the line OF 10th street east thence At right angles
street east to the place of beginning together with
The above described property Will be sold as
whole 1t fronts l68 feet inches on 10th street
east, lies near the United States Marine Barracks
ana in improved by one brick and one frame house
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the balancs,
In three equal instamehts at six. twelve aud eigh.
teen months respectively for which the notes Of the
purchaser will be taken, bearing interest six per
cent per annum. and secured by deed Of tru.t Oh
the property sold. Oonveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser. deposit Of 500 required at tune of sale
r. B. WASHINGTON. ,.,..
WALTER d DAVIDGE, ! trustees
THOMAS DO Wing. Auct. mar22 eod&dbs
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GOLD N kANsAs.-The St. Louis Globe DENIM.
crats dispatch from Wichita, kansas. states
that gold has been discovered thirty miles
southeast OF that place and that great excite
nlent preValis among farmers and Others It Is
said that New York company has boughf
square mile OF the land and Is trying to secure
more. -Four companies have already been or
ganlZe0. ore from shaft struck some time
ago is said to have assayed over 81 Oe0 IN rne
Ton one farmer has refused an offer OF $4,000
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRgt TEAs, SALE IN FEE SIMPLE or TIL

TRUt TE1s' SALE IN FEE SIMPLE or THE
HALpABLE FOuR,sTORY BRICK DWELL
o, By virtue Of deed of trust, dated January -
"A A. D. 1877, duly recorded in Liber No. SAL ina
too 342 ct sea-, one of the land records for ls:N
the District of Columbia and at the request of party
fr9nt # premises. on TUESDAY. April 9Th, 1879, at
4;3O oc!ock p NJ the following described real
Of Columbia to wit: ali that certain piece OF par
Gel of ground known and described as lot 'B,'' in
Roach's subdivision of original lots numbered
seventeen 90 aud eighteen u8), in square mum.
bered two hundred and eighty ESQ., said lot berg
ing house
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance at
one O anc two l2) years with interest ct eight 90
per cent from day OF sale, to be secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold all cash. at the 90.
ton OF the purchaser. deposit of $500 will be re-
quired of the purchaser at the time Of sale Ali 1n.
ysyaIcing at the coat Of the purchaser If the terms
OF sale be not CONT lied with in ten days from day of
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the rsk and cost Of the defaultng pur
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,l ,r.
j. CRESWELL HEALD,} ArusVses.
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A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER IN BRoNzK-A
bronze Inquire OF confederate soldier measure.
ing seven feet In height and weighing nearly
one Thousand pounds, has recently been finished
at the National Fine Art Foundry, 10 New
YORK. IL was modelled by the sculptor Rich
ards. and Is TO surmount the shaft OF the SOL
dlers' memorial In Savannah, Ca The figure
The stock OF his gun rests on the ground at his
feet, and the fixed bayonet extends from the
top or the barrel In front OF his shoulder He
and on the clasp OF the belt are the letters
&C 81 s
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RAILROADS.

RAS<TIMOtkEA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line to the
and Southwest.
To take effect Sunday Nov. IL, 1878
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
sop s S sSna1z 70 5ans
ESQ tm:aBst5more Annapolis and Way. pied
TO q: m.7gsl.imors and Laurel Express
Winchester, Hss erstown. and Way Stations
Car New S 1o1f snd
PaaiIa ass stops at Annapolis JUNCTION.
as Ss Hss osgm
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through Oar to
fs0o sm@on sunday only Bsi Baltimore Annapolis
burg. COLLEGE, Betsyille. Laurel. 1nnspolis juno
r. 10 pm--Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellioott City
II 80 p.m-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel
= ;S5 pm ON Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
1870 Baltimore. Blsdensburs and Laurel
E1press: Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
1885 P.m--Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hasers-
% and %ay
=, IA 40 p.m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
lions.
rs 80 p.m.-Phiadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Expresses Ellicott City. Norfolk except Sunday.
Norfolk Passengers taken in the Cars direct to RO0t
at Canton Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel.
t6 80 p.m.-Baltimore and Way Stations
f7 30 pm. - Chicago and Columbus ExpreesL
SLEEPING Cars to Chicago.
fS 10 p.m.-Baltimore Express
900 pm.-Point of ROCKS and Way Stadons
to 80 p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsbczg Express. Pttsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man Cars.
flo rs pm.-New York, Philadelphia and Bslti-
more ExpreeA Stops at Bladensburs and Laurel.
Steering Car TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Car 10 Philadelphia.
G)Daily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
For further Information apply at TICKET office de-
pot, corner Of New Jersey avenue and street. 6l9,
601. Cos 1895 Penna avenue NV, WASHINGTON and
Masonic Temple, High st, Georgetown, where tick-
cts can be procured. and orders taken for baggage
to be checked and received ut any point in the city
". IL GLEMENTS, Master transportation.
I. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEORGE KOONTZ, General AGENT novl6
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DIED.

BINGHAM On March 26, 1879, JOHN FRED
ERIcK aged ten months snd two days. son Of John
Funersi VIII take place from residence No. 7os
sixth street northwest tomorrow friday q 4
O'Clock Republican and Post copy.l
BECKETT On Wednesday, March rs, 1879,
MARY e. BECKETT, in the eleventh year of her age,
daughter Of Charlotte and Francis Beckett
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from St Augustine's Church,
ff'eenth street NV, on Friday, 2Sth day Of March.
st 10 O'Clock O. M.
TORBtRT. On March 81 1879. at wiIliamsport,
Pa JAMES f. Tt RBER IT. the tbirtieth year Of hia
are.
Mr.. Tc rbert was q clerk in the Indian once and
while In this city resided with his riulaWs
Mr.. Will T. Kent, at No. 626 East Capitol u. 1t
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"A LEADyILLE PIcTURE.-Here are seen all
classes and conditions on a common Level fl,a
SILK nat and eyeglasses OF the English tourist
tne $ billed shirt" and choker OF the Clergyman.
Ine FANCY necktie OF the gambler, and. FREEDOM.
concerned. the top boots ana rough Clothes and
white Sombrero OF the shaggy bearded miner
Correspondence CHICAGO Tribune
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PIGEONS IN SOUTHERN MIssoURI.-The woods
fun OF pigeons which are being killed by the
thousand for shipment to eastern markefS
Pledmont, on the Arkansas division OF the iron
from there are shipped every day from zoo to
i,o0o dozen pigeons, bringing into the country
SSVo 10 $500 net cash per diem. The roosts OF
from P1edmont.-[St. Louis Rep, March qI-
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Mr.. D. r. LOCKE {"Petroleum V. Nasby'D has
Widow Bedott Papers," using the widow her
sen, lin Crane" and "Elder Sniffies,n who are
taminar ngures with those who have read the
Mr. Locke has selected to represent the princi.
pal character Mr.. Neil Burgess, a Providence
ACTOR, ana the first performances of the drama
VIII De given at the opera house In that city on
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u II. WARNER, Real Estate Aucttoneer.

''~A~sA~AeAsS eSSe ~~~~~'
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND PREMISES
no. 226 D STREET SOUTHWES
By virtue Of deed Of trust, hearing da, -
the zs,h day of March, A. D. 1877, duly 70. ga
the Lang record books for the District Of Coumb =
WI SCI. It public auction, in front of the premises
Of 5u oTck pm al that certain piece parcel
ni sr4unu, y1ng ana being in the city Of Washing
scr;sa IN s a District Of Columbus, known ana de-
and tsng Lot lettered g, in Tustins sub svision
90 ei nnoered IN square numbered $751; as the
sirn ~ GUY reco, ded il the Surveyors Office Of the
m.Ilet o, ;Coum6la, together with the improve
Brick House. GIL" o"'euion'
r Iesns Tf SALE One fourth cash balance in one
TWO AZ ihree years. with interest at per cent per
anu!n 4ht1i pad secured by dc ed of trust on prop
cry t',ld $lO0 deposit required at time Of sae.
ana an conVeyan. ing ut the purchaser,s cost
terns 10 DC compiled with in seven days otherw. se
dF1st reserves the right to resell at risk and cost
mar5,s,n.14 RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee
ecE-THF AROyE SALE Is POSTPONED until
hhA1ohDAf, the I'D day Of March, A d. 1879 same
mar1l- RANDALL HAGNER. Trustee
i, 1.-THE TT ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
inUHsDAy, the 9th day of March, AID 1873
mar25tu til RANDALL HAaNER, Trustee.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA PROSECUTIONS pos--
PONED:-The court Of general sessions met at
Columbia, s; C., on Monday, when the indlct-
menus against ex-governor Chamberlain.
!and commission, We're called. Mr.. S. M, Mel
Ton appeared as counsel for the defendant.
Chamberlain, who was the only one OF the de,
having been arrested. Mr.. Melton asked for a
continuance TIL the next term on account of
the domestic and personal bereavement of his
cnent, one OF nus sons having recently died, and
ne anu nlS Iamliy being Frustrated by the dis
ease that caused his sons death. The case wa,
continued, as were all the others in which the
former state officials are defendants
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A CHANCE FOB THE PO0R-n you want an
"A OVEROOAT Ike the rich wear, and for leaa
mont n than . ready made one, call at HERZQGH.
Soo v st. p.wy near Ps. ava There you viii ind
worn, ct Low Prices ooflSO
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Corner 9th and ID streets mort

ELEGANT BRICK WITH sTUCoo FRONT,
FIyE-sTORY HOUSE WITH BRICK sTHBLE
AAvvEEAAG HE. Rr A HEtEG NO. sls INDIANA
On THURSDAY. the 81 day Of April. 1879. IL
premises. Part Lot FL, IN square No $50, I;.:
tIonting on Indiana avenue, being No 3ls, running
with all modern improvements, bath rooms. &c
Bias splendid brick stable ON the rear This prop
erty 10 convenient to the Capitol and City Hail,
street cars passing the door.
Terms Onethird cash; balance in ore and two
years notes bearing seven per cent interest and to
be secured by deed OF trust on the premises. A De-
post Of 5000 required at time of sale Terms to be
chasers cost.
mar26 DUNOANEON BROS Aucta
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TEE WESTERN FEvKR.-The great tide OF
travel into Kansas continues, and during the
twenty four hours ending yesterday at noon
$500 immigrants arrived at the Union Depot
In this city en route TO kansas there 10 seek
homes along the lines OF the different railways.
Last season they came by families, by sections
and by hundreds, but this year ft is by thou
sands that they empty themselves from the
westward bound trains.-IRansa City Times,
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A PREssMAN IN LUCK.-Mr. Frank Miller, an
employee ia the press room OF the Herald, has
fallen heir through his wife TO $2,0oa, 600. Mt.
Miller married Miss AZeiia Dore granddaughter
or Jean Louis Champagne, who recently died In
Texas, leaving a princely fortune to be divided
among his heirs. Mr.. Miller is a brother-in-l law
OF the late Gen. Alfred Moulton, OF Louisiana,
who was killed at the battle OF Mansfield. both
having married sisters.-[DalIas Teras Herald,
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NELoCIPEDEs, SO much the rage OF late wears
were highly popular so years ago. In ISL a
seioclpedist presented himself at turnpike
ana asked: WHAT'S to pay?' The gatekeeper
Wag, replied, '.that depends on whether You
rae your hobby horse, or pull him through. In
tne latter case, you know, a two-wheel Carriage
toll; and you will suspect come within the
meaning of the act ~
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r II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO.sTORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 1858 o STREET NORTH

WEST.
~ virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court IA
cause 10 6.l36, docket Is. and by virtue Of .Gs.8
recorded in LiDer No 1877 folio lit one of the land
rns,t fa TIE District Of Columbia and at
public auction, in front of the premises on TH IIR
pay: Aprn Sd A. 1879 at 80 O'Clock D. ali
city of Westminster, b. O., kn own and descriha as
6eins lot Numbered s. in Thomas and
OF square numbered one hundred and eighty one
dst1. toge i ne; with the improvements, SC
and expense Of sale in cash. and the baisncs AZ SIX
Twelve and eishteen months with interest At six per
property cold. A deposit Of $lCO required at the
time OF eale and all conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with i'm
seven days otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property st the risk and cost Of the de-
fautiGg purchaser after five days advertisement
marl6eoEds GEORGE p. EISHER Trl,stea
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BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STKEET
NORTH, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEJOND
STREETS WEST
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed In EH4
Equity cause No. 2.709. We shall sell at public u
18th day Of April, 1879, at O'Clock p M, Lots mum
befed twenty pine !2s1 and thirts 900 IN Kibbeys
sevel ty. one Std. In the city Of Washington, D. c.
Teri so Of sale; Onethird cash the balance in
months from the day of sale the deferred payment.
to be secured by the notes Of purchas or bearing
interest at eight per cent per annum an endorsed
on each lot will be required at tine time Of sale All
conveyancing at purchassr,s cost. II the terms OF
day Of sale the trustees the right to resell
the property ct the risk and cost Of the defaultng
purchaser, after five days public notice.
N. WILSON, 635 st. NV. ! r.
G; IN0LE, Webster Law Building.} Aros'oes
mar24eoAds Wash. Law Reporter
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN IRELANp.-Ex.
congressman Peddie, In an interview with ne.
.during his recent visit to Ireland he could NOT,
Iall 10 notice the demand for American goods
the preference for them over those mafufac-
tuIed IN England amounted almost to enthus-
iasm among the people, and this feeling is rapid
~ growing. The largest hardware store In the
city OF Dublin has prominently displayed on the
sign american Ironmonger'-the word s.iron-
m0nger' being used I'm that country In the same
sense that hardware merchant is here
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THos. z. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctlonesr

THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Aucnonesr.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF THE LARGE BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING ON THE NORTH
s Ehsh r9o NHR1i,x0IEe SEVENTH AND Q
a., By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing dste IA
Liber No 100. folio 800. one of the land re lG:s:
cords OF the District Of Columbia the undersigned
TTgstees viii ssl at public AUCTION in 81 the
r rsc9 Ct oc,oSk p NJ all Of Lot one in Brents
twenty Twenty ts2O), with the improvements. This sale
Oner S, nne opportunity for Investment in an i'm
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of purchase money In
cash the residue In four equal fn.taIlments at six
Twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months for which
me purchaser is to give his promssory notes bearing
Gate the day OF sale and bearing interest at the rate
OF Six per cent said notes to be secured to the sats
faction OF the Trustees on the property sold or ali
not complied with in seven days. the Trustees
reserve right to resell at risk and cost of defaun9
RSIr rl upon giving such notice they may
accepted. GEO, F. PPLEBY, N 40
WI KDMONSTON, Trusteea
Once, 400 9Th street
THOS E. WAGGAMAN. Aucf marl3dkds
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. March 31st same hour and place. by o.
der OF Trustees. GEO. +. APPLEBY, o..
mar26 W. e. EDMONSTON,5 1rustees
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THE LENGTH OF PIGS TAIL led to a murder
Ia Madison county, N. c., last Thursday Two
farmers, named Norton and Gather. disouted
concerning the length of the tan OF pig Which
they were examining. Norton gave Gather the
ne, Wnefeup0n Gather told Norton to get ready
1or deadly fight. Both men drew thefr revolv-
erS almost simultaneously. Gather as fatally
wounded and Norton lost thumb The point
as 70 Whicn OF the two men was right in regard
10 the length or the pigs tail remains ,Indaoidad
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THE EVENING STAR
BOYS WAY and 0YDI, ="

DVA "AX AND dIRL,a wIV
Children, stop yonr p,.r
y.h.p., And tell me which wsVS
shal take To reach the city on the b,r,
First the girl
WITH a smile
This way;
Through the woods across the e,,io
by brook where wild fowers grny,
Where the birds sing sweet and lou
Then you forget il is so far
And how tired You are
For the calm rests you, makes you still
If you take this way to the city on the hIlr
Then the boy,
With frown
This way;
By the mill and through the town
You will see the soldiers there
Hear the drums and pass the fair:
Then you forget the way is long
While you walk in the tfrong
r or the NOISE wakes you, makes You thrill,
W aen you go this way TO the city on the hin Z"
ISan Francisco 4 TIA California.
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PRESIDENT MCCosH, OF Princeton College, de-
clares that he does not approve the English
University system OF organizing small classes,
eacn man pursuing special subyect. ne noiu'
ty OF any one subject before ne has had
thorough education.
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WANTED-OldG GOLD and SILVER In lsree or
w small quantities. Highest Oash price paid
SN Pennsylvania svonue.
10 b22m between 8a and AZ sta
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NLYDE,e NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Boston, Providence. and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philadelphia Saturday at 10 a. n.
From " ashington-Moncay,a at IL q %.
From 6eors etOwn-MondAy, at Pm
Ereights received daily until p. m. Through
bills Of ading given to Boston and Providence, and
EAn River Consumes wishing their goods landed
1t 0eorgetoWn wharf win please have them marked
6EORaETOwN. d. O."
For fun information apply to J. b. JOHNSON b
90, 12O2 street northwest, and 12thstreet wharf,
Washington, ID. O.; g. +. HYDE, SO Water street.
0eorgofoWp, d. O.; WILLIAM p CLYDE CO.,
phiA mAr2Q.1y
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
ID The public is respectfully informed that tia
LYCETT BOOKB1NDERY
. carried ON IS heretofore Tha sans sx.au.ns
NomIkn.en are employed. and the work turned ont
characteristic of the establishment "~~
ap6J 1913 PennSylcunSo ace, Sd foor
GIBSON BROTHERS,
~ PhACT1CAL BOOK AND JOB PRIyTERa
xO1x Peaasbir0Nt0 are, Wsshin1rton DO
- Fine Printing . Specially taniS'iT
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VIeK's
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beautiful work Of 100 Pages, One Coiored
Flower Plate, and 800 iii ratsOna WITH
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NEW YORK-BOTTERDAM.

Es s.tsI.ss stesmsrs e tbs 4s ~
mail TO The Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every al
sesn.ts Wednssday And Sturdy 40, CABIN $SsH$7
Semi Agt q south william 81, New York. FUNGH
TORRis 50 B'wsy, GENT Psss,SsF Az IS i;ni.iy ~
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1BThere has been q virulent case OF mother
1n-law In Paris. The old lady not only confess
ed that she had scraped bundle OF match-ends
into the husbands soup while the wife was out
OF the room but expressed keen regret that
man, and said she would do better the next
time,
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THE SEWING WOMEN OF Cleveland are being
ruined by cheap labor" They complain that
their work Is taken from them by /" foreigners,
who can live on what Americans would starve
on" II may interest the Kearneyites to learn
that these foreigners are not Chinese.
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"A CLAIMED FREIGHT:
On MONDAY MORNING. March 81, ! i, e ~ ~
O'Clock, at our auction rooms we snAu sell Tor ~
count Of the Adams Express Company. to pay
charges. $50 Packages, comprlsms an assortment
be sold without reserve. ,,oo,u p,o
pArl6d Cor. 9TH aud , sta nv.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer
CEANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UN1MPROVED REAL ESTA re IN
TIE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE

AND CNIMPROVED REAL. ESTA re IN
The NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed the 9Th kss
day Of February. 1878, in Equity cause No -ls.a
1890. Doc II. shall sell on MONDAY, April 7fh,
ing property, to wit
Lot No 81 in square No. Ill, containing .4ol
square feet of ground and improved BY comforta-
BILE three-etory Brick Dwelling with ali the modern
improvements located on the east side of Connect.
near r. me elegant residence Of Senator Stewart
ALSO, Lots % and So In same square, adjoining the
ground. S' Va
Immediately after Lot 8 in square e5. on the
1O,U42 square feet OF ground
Immediately after, Lots II, ~, g and A, In
square &C. aegregatingl 987x square feet Of ground
on P street, between 10th and 2fst streets
Terms, as prescribed by the de rec are: One.
third cash. the residue In three equal paymepts at
slx, twelve ana eighteen months from day of sale
and secured by deeds OF trust the property sold
with notes bearing interest at six per cent1m per
annum until paid All conveyancing Ct cost of
purchaser. deposit of &lO0 viii be required on
the improved property, and $50 on each lot Of the
unimproved. II the terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days. the Trustee reserves the right
g resell the at the risk and cost OF the d
fault1ng purchaser or purchasers. after one Weeks
notice in some newspaper published in Wsshnston'
u. o. THOMAS j. LUTTRELLs Irustee.
m22-d TIxRW ReDOrtAr1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-27

ENGLAND boasts OF ph1lanthropic milk
dealer The man I'm his defense before a police
court stated that his only reason for watering
his milk was the fact that pure milk made peo.
pie bilious, and he did not wish to be the cause
of so much Illness