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WALTER b. WILLIAMS b CO.. AucsIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT EOUsEHOLD
FURNITURE, kOsEwO % CASE PIANOS
HANDSOME aIJT-FRs ME- MIRRORS, WITH
CuHNICfs TO MATCH; BRUSSELS AND
OF jER CARPETS
By V rtue Of s. deed of trust, dated the 29th0
cay Of September, A. D. 1877. ana duly record N
ed i'll libtr No. $685. Folio as, Of the land ,<9
records for the District Of Columbia anu by ]
direction Of the party secured thereby sh all pro.
CeeG TO Fell at public auctinn, the prem SEES resi-
aeIce No 1910 MassacIus sets ave1ue bet 18Th and
14th sts. NV, On FRIDAY, April 25th, A D. 1879
commencing at 10 o clock am, goods mentioned in
the scheo attached to sad deed of tru. t. namely
Ro-ewood Case Chckering Piano; handsome Git
Frame Per and Msntel Mirrors, with cornices to
match mat Marbe Top Center Tables; Paslor Furni-
ture; upholstered IN RIP; WALNUT Hall R,ck, with
marble s. base Walnut Hall Chairs b .ndsoms Wal:
nut Extension Table; Curtains AID Lan,rsauins
h ha, Walnut Bookcase and Library Tables
YAM Mainut Snamber furniture; Efeeere; Writing
tsge Furniture; BI2nze Mantel Ornam ,nts; Ma
hrgany Bedstead; Walnut Work Table; Eaircloh
Rockers: Chromas and Engravings; French China
Ware, Cut Glass Ware and Plated Ware; Oil Paint
legs; Harcolh Furniture; Velvet Ruxs; Brussels
Hall STAR FarlOr and Chamber Carpets; Hair A. a..
;r.sses: Pillows and Bol,ters; Springs; Kitchen
schedule, too numerous to ennmera.e
Terms cskh PRENTISs NJ. CO Ark, Trustee
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & 90, Aucts apls.d
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TOTO GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1919
I@lITTFF

TO THE MOTH WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
D0ubis Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID eCEsKsY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNaToA. from. Depot.
corner Q; sixth M aud II streets IS follows:
.or Gar to P!ttsburs, and Sleeping Cars from
Pttaburs to Cincinnati. st Louis and Cnicase:
BALTIMORE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD
For sDd Is Bns isesD
Wiihsmsport Iott Haven and d Elmira, :, 10 10
For New Yert e and the East, 80 and lo:1s pm.
daily. with Palace Cars attached. Limited E1.
Press od Pullman Par!or Cars $3.50 an daily.
For Brooklyn. n T.. all through trains connect a.
afording direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
:ng double ferrissa and Journey across New
For Phisde1 phis ~. :sO. ana 10 is D. ~. daily
LiI!ted Express =: ~ = %, daily, except SUNDAY
For s SS ;rs Is
ai SSgss osss sn GSs 90 m and 4ao H.
For Annapolis, 90 4 N. and 20 p m. daily. ex
cept SUNDAY.
% vs. t AS I's5 SffEExAsDzz AND Vas
sSs. End II 30 pm On sunday st . Am. and
For richmond and the South. 80 Am ana 20 p.
IS Als.;nsr;. ST ys;isshp sss u IN
SUNDAY q and 10 am. and e:ls pm
oOmnodstions eaa Ss procured at the eOes, north
east corner q thirteenth street and Pennsylysnis
Se left for checfa Of bssSsss 70 destination from
FRANK TH6SsoS General Msnsaer now
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RAILROADS
ia ssIss3.. Esa. 4ASis Oaspei .kAl.<.t.,A.s
TIE az. stA3 DOUBLE TdSCh.
asas;sssSt ISonsS aaS short LINE to the
Hrr:fi- SGTtbNvests yCess
ans: southwest.
90 sss% ELECT Snftd5t. Nov. II. 1877
A

Sas;"1sa. Isanss ana short Ltne to tn.
Nrr:h- Northwest, xvess
as.': ara. so.'th.~sst. >. ,
LEAVE WASHINGTON
% "a { .E+-Eew York. Philadelphia. And Boston
E&pre4s kticott City. On Sunday to Baltimore
I ssi .sssH'- Hsn0Vs Ad Elk Ridss sFsssfss'
ESQ . La. . itls..oce annapolis AID WAY. pied
mort Str surs, wrncaessor, Ii sserstown s1d W.-
= 40 ; n mere s5.. iat.s,. .1yre4s
wile-s-E. hsssrs;ew ard Way st,,io.ls Is, '''''s'
Bsisr, 80. as rr sH = Wv e% %os s s
Pals .etI'..la htQps at AEnapojs Junction.
h,lsalo Pi5shus sxire~ Frederick. Hagarst1T~i,
ssnd taiiey brahct ez1sg5 Sunday Threush Oa1 T.
iou 1t. 3D. d'isky, la.y, EXCEPT Saturday
F93t sisL-On Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
i0aD = -Ba itnaoca Express: Stops Is! t.ia.ael,s-
1'irs Co,ie.,g be;v;lls Laurel. Annapolis juno
~ Im,-bsisiInofe. Annapolis, Eicos, CITY
f:aJ p-,2-:ses YORK. Pni:adelph.s and Boston
Express Steps at Laurel.
80 pr or Sr,,ast only for ga tincre and VS.,
l:3o r.ps.-Eai.u4ors. B.aoensbn-g anc Laurel
Express srocer'cs via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
"a 80 -totot .: itoeas, Frederics, Hasers'
f q Rs sna sS asiane onIy on
:, 40 p.m-Baibrnore. Annapolis and Way Sea.
$50 n zfn,.ae phs. Norfolk ana Baltimore
me Q2rect to tpIf
a. Canton s.o,' at Biadensburg and Laurel
Is Sd p.n--batimore and Way Ststions.
r 20 Chicago ans Columbus ExCress
SLee1,i1.C CC~s 20 Chicago.
rs 10 !, H,.-S;stiInoro Express.
900 pia--PO;i.t OF ROC.s aud Way Stattons
10 SO I.El.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville sno
Pittsbuts Express- PittsbUrs. except Sunday. Pull
man Cars.
'lG 40 p.m--New YORK, Piiiadelpbia and Bait
more Express Stops al BiadensbT,rg and Laurel
SteeI'inl Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
Car u. Philadelphia
CtjOsily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
For further Information apply at uckes ofioe dc
got. corner of Sew jersey avenue and G street. 6l9
Sol, 6J3, 1885 PenDa avenue Nv, Washington sn6
Masonic Temple High 81, Georgetown, where tick
SITS can be procured, aud orders taken for baggage
r. - checked and received st any point IN the city
". IL. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation
l. Il COLE, General Ticket Agent
f4EOR(1E g KGINTZ. General A8AMt nnYlk
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LrON-suMMERsCALEs On Wednssa.v.
APRIL 70, 1879, at 80 At the Immaculae Don.
q pton chursh b, by Rev. p. +. Mccarthy, pastor
JOHN l.. fALLoN to ELIZABETH e. SUNNI sc AL rs
No cards
HERBERT-EDWARDS. On April the 92d, 1879,
at the residence of Rev j. Lanahan pastor Foun.
dry NJ church, of WASHINGTON, DC, SAMUEL z
EDWARDS to Mrs: Rosa A HERBERT, 10th of wash.
ingtn, Dc. baltimore Sun please copy.l
HUGHES-McELFRESH At Blaze 1eburr bv
the Rev. Dr.: Evan, on the I'd of Aprfl 1879, VIZ. L
HUGHEst to Mis- CLARA B. Nc ELFRfsH.
REAMER-DAVIS. In washingtoo, on the 1s.h
OF October, 1873 by Rev. Mr. Patch IhxNK Re Al "a
and ANNIE DAVIS I.
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A YER'S AGUE Gun Il.
QUININE AND ARSENIC

Form the basis OF many of the Agae RENE lies In the
err at, and are the last resort of Pay scianS aui
Ieol IL who know no better medicine to employ for
thl. distressng complaint The effects of either of
these drugs are destructive to the systsm producing
headache. intestinal disorders, vertigo dizziness
r1hgl,g in the ears end depression of the coustrtu
tfOr al health AYERS AGUE CURE is q vegetable
discovery, containing neither auinine tic, nor
any GeleierIous ingredient, and is an infalbe and
rapid cure for every form Of Fever au1 4 que It's
effects are permanent and certain, and injury
can result from its use. Besides be ns positive
cure for Fever and cue in ali its fOr as it il also
supel ior TcInoGy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an
excellent tonic and preventive, as well as cure, of
all complaints recuiia- to II alarious marshy and
nliasn attic districts Dy ciroGt action tie Liver
and Lii'ary apparatus it stimulates the system to a
vigorous, healtlY condition
For sale by 4 d. GILMAN and all dealers.
am -pIv f.
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A BABY IN PANTHER's JAws.-Last Thurs
Jay evening about dark, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Canpbell and Dick Mannon were sitting on the
porch OF the Soda Springs Hotel, at Soda
SpIlnSs. on the sacramento River, while Mr.
CahppeiIs little boy, aged about years, was
aeTos sn the e, road about SO or co feet distant
little Ratchet. Those on The porch were star
ted and horriied by observing a panther
spring upon the child, and at the time sup
posed he was dangerously injured, which would
have been the case, no doubt, had not the child
screamed and those on the porch shouted eX-
citedIy, which prevented the panther making
deadly spring, as he was evidently watching
and fearing the parties on the porch. Asst was,
the panther seized the child by the chin, one OF
tie tusks OF the upper jaw cutting his lip, and
one In the lower jaw cutting his neck. while the
paw OF the beast struck and scratched him In
the breast. The shouting and rushing toward
tie child by those on the porch caused the
panther TO make tracks up the mountain speed
ily, and after picking up the child and examn-
ing the wounds inflicted, Mannon returned TO
the house for his gun, and following it up the
mountain soon dispatched the panther. hun
cry, Iean-lOoking customer, measuring five feet
from Zip to tip.-[Yreka (cal.) journal, April 3.
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~ A resolution before the Pennsylvania
House OF Representatives to send the commit
tee On FEDERAL relations to San Francisco to
welcome General Grant has been recommitted
cE-The Crown Prince OF Germany is reported
to have said to Herr Delbruck the eminent Ger
man statesman: Bismarck eXciteS the peasants
NIFTY"
sE-The royalist party In Italy severely GEN.
sure King Hnmbert for having on the 2Sth ult
committed the death sentence OF Passanaa te
directly given TO further attempts at king Kill
ing.
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ATTENTION, CONNOIssEURs OF TIE AN
TIQUEi

On THURSDAY, April "A, 1879, at IL O'Clock ~
a. NJ, we thau sell at pubic auction within ~
our auction rooms. a s.tt OF eight Antique f1
liz Leslie family. These chairs were carved by
penknife. cat OF solid mahogany, and III Original
above family name shows, is iustrious. and can he
authenticated at the sale by unds nable documents.
One of them, an arm chair was ambition at the
Center NAL Exposition. and at several Cso enniat
Tea Parties through the States. Connoisssurs say
they have counterparts in tha country and evan
surpass in exquisite and durable workmanship the
celebrated chairs in hide tendance dal Phladel-
Until the day of sale.
ap2l-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO huc.s.
nUNoANsoN BROS. Aactonesrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO, Auct,one,

" ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct,oneers
SALE OF ONE HAr1ET Davis CO., ROSE
WOOD CASE PIANO.
% TO,MOHh0W (Thurstay) MORN ~.
ssl, 81 CONS, one Rossewco case ,Pisno Hsi'N&F'
s WAn s1 E w VITA I'd S GO a Gs5en
| nUNCANsON BROS, Auc.loncers
IMPROVED COUNTRY PROPERTY TWO AND
l9h's HOUSE, IN WOoDLEY LANE
or The Sd OF MAY. 1t 5 pm we sba,, off4r -.
for ss. on the premises one of the lnost 81 =
beantl1 n. and attra tive homes rear the city -x
which is h 'ghly improved by varisiy OF Fruit
1reef. &c he Whole commanding a view of the
III impro,en .nts are fl rst Glass; consisting 81 a
enss E ni'T " rSoTs, bate and
green hoase lauI d !, GARY les hnuss stables car
5isse houses. cows SD eds corn eric AMI servants
ZEN made known The day Of sale. apps
TRqUSgTEIEs sr SIZE 81 A. rH H,17S XtALTA9hI
f !'hfi sTRE G1 +, III Eta We NEAR hAEF
court Of rs D 8 de e eo Snsfshs
+ ca,lsa Of Mary c ar i 81; vs. andrew LIN
Car s 2sy Ne Ne sSe as Be- ss a to On the
eireofed VII Groi,ed to sci nsder dsed Of trut
Nan s na sna satsa the fsa ssy
iSg s to- s e, s NAV M s7a At On p ID ~
after5oon tie 70 owinr 1ai1aSe tty In he
City of siinRton, Distri Of Cojuinbis, to wit:
Al that certain piece psrca of gcouni In square
three htlrdred AID twenty t3l0l, beng part Of o-i
siDsl lot ruint er a Ia said square, upon wnic,
stsnds Il rec story rick Housa, the same being
NUM- red eleven hundred aud three 1859 ktceet
northwest. tCgt ter tn al the irnpr lvenents' ct
cetera, as n said de d mentioned said part saii 10
front feet on street and extending back So feet
81 inches
Terms of sale; Cne-third OF the purchase money
n be PAID in cash (of which { 300 must be paid at
the me- OF sale, and the residue in egua SUNS in
one and two years; tie deferred payments to he re
prese ~ by notes bearing per cant interest
until paid, AID So cure by the usual deed of trust
WITH covenants for insurance aud taxes on the prop
esty sold Or all cash. at the option OF thu pu--
ohaser; All ccnveyancing aud recording AT tho par
JOS. G. q. KI 5NEDYl u,..
A. HYDE, ( Ifus1ass
ID. n NAdNEh Auc.- ap22-1Sds
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BCRGLAks FRIGHTENED By A PARRor.-Bur-
glars brt Ike into the house OF Mr.. O. DWight ar
No s56 " aShiDgt0n avenue. Monday N 1rn,np
They entered through back basement window
ana went 10 the closet for silverware. hand.
some wedding cake attracted their atfenrion
AID they took that, whereupon a parrot waicn
was la the room and which the Burglars hid
not observed, began 70 scream The burglars
were so alarmed that they fed fro N the mace
ieasing All theiI tools behiId.-IN T. Eoening
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auetiuneer.

TRUS EE5' SALE OF A NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
INC HOt1sE, SITUATED On 8 STREET
SIXTEENTH STREETS.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust. da: cd March I,x
Is, 1878 and duly rec1rde in Lfoer 49, folio ;ese
398. one Of tie land records for the District .2s..
Of Conmbia and at the request of the party secured
the Lremisss, on TUESDAY. the 29.h day OF April,
d 1879, at O'Clock p. the following piece or
parcel ground lying and bei situate the city
Of WashI gtoD. District Of Columbia and knowa as
and being part Of Lot numbered 10. Blake and KEEL
iy's recorded subdivision of Square nu On seved 49,
on street n.w between 18th and 10th streets, with
the i'm rovenre Dts as above
Terms: Or ethird cash and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interes. at 7 per
cent u,il paid. deposit Of BOO will be require
at time of sale Conyeya chg at cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in seven days. 9th ,rwiss
the Trustees reserve the right to RESELL the property
at the risk and cost Of the defau.tiny purchaser,
after five days advertisement
J: Ho IbsW Ortiz GORDON Trustees
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Ianufactured In Tennessee and

a Ice is now manufactured fn Tennessee and
Georgia at one cent per pound.
q Full returns show that the coalition be.
between the democrats and greenback srs In
Michigan poIed 70, 600 less votes than tae two
parties united last fall. and 1900 less than tho
full democratic strength three years ago.
sB young girl returning alone from church
IN Lauo aSter, Penn, few nights ago. was in.
suited by well-dreSSed man, and hit him In she
lace with her prayer-book with q force that sent
him feeling into the gutter
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MooNsHINERs on THE HUDsoN.-About three
miles above Fort Lee there stands on the shore
OF the HUDSON at the base OF the Pail ade5 a
dilapidated one-story stone house, which is said
TO be more than $50 years old. People living
thereaboutS say that it was built by smug-
gler, who used 1t as storehouse and place or
retreat In time OF danger. 1t has the popular
reputation OF being haunted aud advantage
has been occasionally taken of that reputation
In the last quarter OF a century by sundry
gangs OF river thieves, who have used it as a
IeLdeZvouS.
On Sunday last United States Deputy Collec-
Tor Alexander received Information that an
Illicit stll was being operated ia the old house,
and, accompanied by an armed posse of Bergen
county citizens, he proceeded th1ther ana ar
rested Thomas Hahigan, aged S. OF 4Sl 10th
avenue. and John Osborn, aged 26, of SOS West
SD street, whom he caught 10 the act. Three
other members OF the gang were absent at the
tine OF the raid, and avoided capture. A large
still, together with worms, mash, moiasSeS and
rum were found onthe premises and removed
1t Is said that this gang, which Is one OF the
most desperate in the buSine S. has been ship
ping large quantities OF whisky nightly for the
last three months on small schooner that lay
of the Palisades.
When taken before Commissioner Muirhead
In Jersey City yesterday, the prisoners pleaded
not guilty, and were committed to the county
jail In default OF $4,000 each.-N Y. Sun, ed
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DIED..

ADDISON. April % I, 1879. at :,s pm, Of 1909
let; NARY JULIET. widow Of An.hoay Addison.
ae nppsTa et ERirhary church. Saturday. Apru
ANGEL. On. April 22d, 1879 att pm, MARY c.
dent Of W at hiBgton.
DOW On the 2,ss OF Apsn. 1878. cLsR1xpA W.,
e esa s.nyytsr wife Of KS p1w and
Funeral services at Trinity Church, Third and O
eldest dsughter of Mr.. William Coppinser. and wife
OF nGM S q tMS Saess this lovely
young wife and nothfr has been plucked like .
9ueeply rose from ITS parent stew and leaves bat
the fragrance and beauty Of he life to loving mem
church and Sabbath school, her devotion to duty.
cries. AS If in rremonition OF her de ssh AID .
faywel souvenir to comfort those who ioysd hsr SO
well, IRISH from her psIcn were found vritf,n
these lines
1T is lite r.atter at what hour of the day
Inc flsp.scous fall asleep. Desth cannot coma
7" Ia ultimey who has learned to ole
The shorter time, the longer Immortality"
No rurer spirit ever left the earth. no, one more
tepdery ecshrined IL tie hearts OF her family and
Then Jet the funeral bells be tolled.
requiem be surg,
Ar anthem for tn queenliest dead
A dirge for ter~the douSls dead,
In that she died 50 young
F e ER A Che residence Q: her son-ir-law, Mr..
Mrs.; NASGr FOSTER, oonsort Of The late Thomas
40 60, ., g;rs -, yen. 2, 9er are
tie 10 train for ipteiinsIt
WALKER. At the residence of Mr. W B. Stokes.
So First STREET , EoF. las at ecsek Tuesday
widoS, OF Singleton Walker. Ia the ssveatythird
Funeral Thursday afternoon. April "a. 1879. st
4 O'Clock.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWENTY-1WO ROLLS CANTON MATING AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, April "a, 1879 CON
mencIg at IL O'clock at my classroom, shall sell
the above consignment ap22-2t
GREAT TRADE SALE OF 10000 FINE GOAL
" I1Y Havana, Key West and Domestic Ssgara,
at AS 7th street between d and streets, com
meIcng April 23d, at 10 a. and p. m. unit,
I'll sold. Sale positive. Dealers and spec ulators
invited.
sp22-4t FOLEY, Auctionear.
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U Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctsoneer.

TRUST EE's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK REAIDENOE ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET, BE
TWEEN AND G NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust dated June -
24tIi, 1871. recorded in Liber No $50, folio iHl
$50 one OF the land records Of the District of .A2
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. shall sell ct public auction. n front Of
O'Clock all that certain piece or parcel Of ground
situate in the city OF Washington. District OF Oolun
bia and known and described az being part Of orIsi
nal Lot numbered five 90, IN Square nuw6e red
same at the distance Of one hundred feet from the
southwest corner OF said square 18th street, aud
running due north twenty eight (20 feet and ei<nt
go inches thence due east ninetynve Ssoe fe e.;
inches thence west ninety five s5) feet to the plaza
s al n t Tss sa sns
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance In six and twelve u onths
after date OF sale. with int Interest AZ conysyaacns
at purchasers cost $500 to be paid at time OF sale
or property will be Immediately resoid
ap2d&ds JONATHAN KIRkWOOD. Trustee
eE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TILL
SATURDAY, the 26th inst at same hour.
apl2 JONATHAN KIRKW0OD. Trustee.
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NEW TORK-HUTEEHDA
Ia arst-class steamers Of this line, W. a
SOA0ITEN" p. CA pa 'R0TTEkDAMs"
man to the Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every al
tsrnats Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin e6t $40;
Gent Ag't n south William St, New York. FUNOH
EDYE CO., n SO. VIM. st., Freight Ag'ts.; L ".
NORRIS, 80 B'way. Gent Pass'Ref AR't tAn1-1y
MONTH GERMAN LLOYD -STKAMsHIP
SoUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
afday from Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street Hoboken
4ats. Of passage: From New York to Hayre, Lon.
second cabin, 500 steerase, $50 For freight or
passaee apply to OELRICHS 90, 2 Bowling
Green, New York ". g. METZEROTT GO, 926
Pa ava, Agents for Washtngton. oc1-1y
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AUCTICN SALES.
THIS AFTER.> ooN'
WALTER D. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND SIT
UAIED on ROCK CREEK, ,AB0Ua' FOUR
MILES FROM THE CITY.
81 virtue of deco Of trust 5s,.5 .,

BY 'i os of dee IFS e trust dated the
for the street G So ot ia as s5s ~
.oa OF PaFRt sfSHEs SS 81
Wsms Co. 4 No. ,hS oo sn s,Ia roos Of
tree Ct land called Po orth al tn It
se,ed 9y o one Robert BeAl on the ish day Of
eP'W @ ns and an Dis hsas ,as
lana at the Fs orsinsl bsinnpS Of trac2 Of
the at William Diyxs, ard rnnnn aLe Psoperty o.
the Fsen iine Ct said tract revised nort sixyxo
perches to given Tue Iis n nf and twenty Nv
osr TOMS ihen ns With vi 1as ss5s eae s
and W perches to the bee bse;n ain e.
FAD iana thence west uoI invest niue as parnhs 70
seyed thence north 927t e ng@ resl
to) IeTcs to the end of said Inc thence sont
north tsenty nine AID one.has dies. sast
a ae ~ a saes s to tbs second line CT part of the
r., ara .I,ormery to Charles CARROLL, of "Dii
1 ~, Inen south eighty-sx 1867 degrees cas-,
saea Girls ''isa % s'h fF.ss ss Of nad
sou t"eIi'y and tneha'f 2S, !eeraas IVES.
then Sou south hs South to th o.a f sn
Grsf a zines i thence with s.rat sht line
eikht 5nd nhe-Guarer (SS1) acres # lard tocether
WI" VII NE lnl'roFtnls nts thereon.
Ifr'ns Of sale: The amount 0: The Indebtedness
aha eieIs1s OF sale cash baaI CO in O9s ana tJva
by deed Of rust On the premises sold. 500 dow
on Gay o. sac All conveyancinx at purcna>ers
ttr "a esi. 10 DS cOilp.ieti W III within
Gays ter Gay OF sic, 9th rwse The Trustee
the right to resell the property at rsa ana cost of
JAMES T. OSBORNE, Trustee
MhL1Ek -: Williams 4 co Auct-- ap1l-I0t
TKoHAs BOWLING, Anctloneer
vALTABLE RESIDENCE NO 4a1 SIXTH
sTREhr NORTHWEST. AND FINE ,3ffTLD.
Inv LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN lsT
AID I'D STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUO-
On WEDNESDAY, April 10Th, 1879. at AZ s=A
O'Clock, in front OF the premises shall sell n, q
north halt Of lot g. IN square 4SJ, improved ~
by substantial three-story brick resi- zen G. " tn
containing 10 rooms, being No 42I 9Th street be-
tWeei, ID ana Il streets northwest.
AT So O'Clock. in front of the premises Lot 49, in
square st3 having d front of 80 feet by depth of
loO fet to an aiey, situated on the south side OF
street, between Let and 20 streets northwest
jerlns: one fr6 cash the balance ct SIX twelve
and eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at
! per cant Per annun until paid and secured by
oeed OF trust on the property sold deposit of $500
will ae required the iulvroved property and $50
Gu the uniii royeG All convey ancins at purchasers
cost.
ap9d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
eE-THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvOIDABIy
POSITION Ed until WEDN ESDAY, April 23d same
hour and place.
ap16-d THOMAS BOWLING, A,ct
z Il. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer
PUBLIo SALE OF DESIRABLE Tgo-sroRY
fKkME RWELLISG f S \; 90 Ten FH STREET
% FEET DEEP. TO AN ALLEY A GOOD
CHANCE TO GET SMALL HOUSE IN THE
HEART OF THE CITY.
WI s,l1 the above described property on .
five O'Clock on the premises .4.ss3-
Terms at sale. ap17,192l.23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-23
= ii. WARNER, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES , SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
,.. PROVED REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of q deed of trust dsten Nav II ~
~ ana day recorded in Iiber No. $40 foli5 STo
40 OF" OF the land records for the District -
OF Columbia, and at the request Of the party &C.
crred thereby. we will offer for sale at public anc
li'st dsy If May. 1879 at O'Clock I.ra.. original
u is 11imtered tour a. I'VE 90, six (6). %
WASN'T ston, in tie District OF Columbia.
T.rns If sale: Onethifd cash balance In equal
IL sfalt .nts at six, twelve ard eighteen months for
VII Oh the notes Of the purct will be teu bea
ing eight per cent interest from day Of sale till psii
ard secured v Geed of trust On property SOLD, or
al! cssh. at ppfchs sers huice A deposit of si05
will be required at acceptance OF bid All convey.
rnrcha ere reh if terms of sale are net com oiled
Wit III seven days from date o. sale, is reserved by
the trustees.
VIM. HELMICKl r.
ar19 He ALTMAN, { Afusoses