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Gen. Changers Widows Divorce
S:lif.
SECCEI. TO TILE RIaIR

SEQUEL TO THE BLAIR COURT MARTIAL
On tie day when The trial OF captain Blair
was enGed suddenly by confession OF guilt. IL
vas known that the lawyers WHO had defended
him, and who had advised hun to plead guilty
to the charges OF bigamy and forgery, had
been retained by his second wife to begin an
action against him TO annul his marriage with
her. Ii was understood. also, that Captain
Blair, who seemed TO have broken down under
the weight OF evidence against him, conceded
that Mrs. Granger ought to be separated from
him, and had declared his intention not to oD-
pose the action. The complaint of Mrs. Gran
ger was prepared yesterday by Elliott f. Shep-
ard, with whom General VI. I. Mcmahon is as
ISOLATED IN the case. Ii is short but pointed
1t sets forth the facts OF her marriage with
Captain Blair in Kentucky, and OF his previous
and existing marriage with Ann Baillie in Scot
land. Mrs. Granger declares thai she first
learned Of Captain BlairS marriage with Ann
Baltic at the time or the cOurt-martial pro-
cecdingS, and that she has not conabiJed
with him since. She prayS that her marriage
with him may be declared void as ab ini,fo. In
view O. Captain Blair's determination not to
oppose the action, IL Is expected that the pro-
ceedIngS in court VIII be short. Captain Blair
still remains prisoner at Fort Columbus, Gov
eIhorS Island, awaiting tue sentence OF the
courL-nartial-IN /. Tribune, 2l>t.
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AN ALPINE AvALANCHE.-Therew was a tremen-
dous Alpine avalanche on the st. Gcthard route
on Jan. "A. The long procession OF SledgeS
started from the hOspice at the summit of the
pass soon after o'clock, and descended toward
Airolo. At the first great bend in the road
not far from the little refuge house known as
san Giuseppe. the two leaders OF the caravan
noticed with alarm that huge snow mass was
breaking loose from the top of the mountain
Immediately the cry, Backwards" was raised
Every one Sprang in an instant from the
slc6ges. and rushed up the road as fast as pos
sible. The avalanche Numbered down, and hor-
seS and carriages were buried in a moment
under the tremendous heap of snow. Forum
ately no one OF the company lost presence OF
mind. but all returned to the buried horses and
SledgeS, and began the work OF excavation
with hearty good WILL All the horses except
TWO were dug out alive. The passengers were
100 much worn out and excited TO continue
lneir Journey, SO the horses were fastened to
the siedgeS, and the whole party reascended
ana spent the night in the ST Gothard HoSpice
Where they amused themselves with tele-
graphing the news OF their wo,.derful escape TO
their friends.
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I I. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust bear. "A
liz d.: the eth day of February, 1873, and inn
recorded IN Llber No. $50, at folios l57 ct XM
seq, (the same being of the Land Records for
The District of Columbia } i'm default Of payment of
TWO certain irstallments of the debt thereby Sc
cured, and at the request, in writing of the cest,
qte trust the underBigned, Trustees in the said
oeed will FELL at public auction to the highest bid
Ger. in front of the premises, on MONDAY. the Sd
day of March, 1879 at 80 o'clock No. all that GER
ia piece parcel of ground in the city of Washing.
ton the said District, known and designated as lot
numbered four (A). in square south OF square num-
beied seven hunured and eight Is 708), with the
water ard whartng privileges thereto appertaining
together with certain claim and demand on &C.
count of the grading and filing of South street
bouncing the said lot; and also all and singular the
improvements, machinery, works, furniture and
chattels in and upon the said lot
The said sale Will be made subject to prior in.
crmrrance upon the property, recorded in Liber
No $50 at folos 80 ct sea-, given to secure the sum
of 81 COO at two years from the attn Of February,
1878, with interest at the rate of per centum
per aInum I'LL til paid which interest has been ATS
lied up TO the 9th of August, 1873.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, and the residue IN
three equsl instruments, to be secured upon the
property, and payable respectively IN SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest at the rate OF
per ceDtum per annum until paid or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser. ConveyancinR and record
ing at the expense of the purchaser and at his cost
and rik Z, urcn noncompliance for hye days with
the terms of sale. the undersigned may resell the
piofe'' JOHN G. KENNKDY., r.,....
feb2G-d6ds JOHN SELDEN, trustees
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THREE SISTERS MARRIED AT ONE TINE, AND

THREE SISTERS MARRIED AT ONE TINE AND
THREE BRIDAL PARTIES on A ToUR.-A tele
gram from Greene, y. y, February 10, saws:
The marriage of three sisters at one time aud ia
the same church made a sensation in society
circles In this village and the neighbCrhood last
evening. TWO OF the brdegroomS were clergy
men. The triple ceremonies were performed in
the congregational Church IN the presence vi a
large number OF guests, a number OF whom were
New Workers. and parties came from the coun-
try for miles around to witness the scene The
brides and bridegroOmS were Miss Mary H.
Grant and the Rev. Smith L. Ford pastor OF
the Baptist Church in Greene; Miss Flora Il.
Grant and Mr.. ii. II. Scott, New York shoe
merchant, and Miss Jennie L. Grant and the
Rev. Wm. y. Richie, OF the 4lth-Street PreSby-
terrain Church., New York. The three sisters,
standing together at the altar in their bridal
robes, made striking picture. After the wed
dlngs there was brilliant reception, and then
the three bridal parties started together for the
east on an extended tour
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DIED.

BRQNAUGH. On the 18th of February 1879, Mr.
NM. J. BRoSAUGH, a former resident OF South
WASHINGTON died at his home in Prince william
county, Virginia, in his eighty fourth year.
CLARKE. On February II, 1879, MARX RAY
MoND. aged months and days, only child of Geo
ana Kate Clarke
Funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs
s. j. 0'Brien. Monday. 24ih at = N, from No.
1894 PeDnsylyan avenue southeast.
LEANNARDA On the 22d OF February. 1879 at
u. m, MARY A., beloved wife Of &. W. Leannarta.
after lingering and nainful illness Of cancer.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of Mr.
8. I. Scbo6eld, 500 III street northwest, al p %.
Tuesday, February 25th. .
OAKLEY. On the morning OF February 18th.
1879 after a lingering illness, CHARLES n. OAKLEY,
in the twenty ninth year of his
Funeral VIII take place at the residence OF las
father law, Samuel Shelton, Georgia avenue, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets southeast
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. Friends and &C
quantanoes OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
RECAR. On the morning OF the 2lst of February.
1853, JOSEPH REcAR in the twenty sixth year Of his
Funeral at No 9l5 Nineteenth street on Sunday
the 23d at O'Clock
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IHANGk N FUNERAL FASHIoNS.-The grad
TAI ciiah5e III m0rtuary customs i matter or
uCcdsional hOuce. FOR several year, the dOrai
fashion continued TO Increase until il reached a
climax at Stewart S funeral. The expense OF
decorating the coffin, with other DISPLAYS suit
abe 10 that occasion, was sl00oo. This excess
Drought an immediate reaction, and since then
flowers Tor morJuary purposes have almost
fallen out or use. Another feature in funerals
is the choice OF evening as the time or service
alter which the remains are taken away for
lntenGent. The escort TO the grave on such
occasions Is limited TO the smallest number that
may be required. II woull be well II another
point could he brought into fashion.-that is, an
abatement in display OF mourning, which, in
deed, were "a cOnSummation deTOutly 10 be
wished The present depression IS seriously
felt among the undertakerS, who md fl VERY
difficult TO make collections. Hence they are
changing IN their policy, and instead OF en-
couraging expensive funerals they advise the
contrary, unless In eases or known wealth
This arises from the aforementioned difficulty
in getting their pay whenever the bill reaches
an excessive amount. Let reduction In the
cost OF mourning follow, and the public will not
be slow TO acknowledge the relief.-tNeIV Tork
COrrsAt0UdpTcP TrOU Tj,res
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

rR16sTE i5S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On PROSPECT STREET, NEAR HIGH
SIRE EFT. GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT AUG
BY, virtue of a deed of trust given to us liza
and duly recorded in Llber No S26 folio 46l fft7n
one OF the lana records of WASHINGTON Couu- s4ns
IT, IN the District Of Columbia and at the request
81 the party secured, We will. sell on SATURDAY.
he sth day Of March. D. 1879. at 4:30 O'Clock p
m in front OF the premises all that certain piece or
aTceI OF gIound lying in the city of GEORGETOWN
ana District OF Columbia, and known as parts of
lots elghty n,ne $50 and ninety CO., in Beatty and
HaW klns' addition to Georgetown Beginning on
the north side of Prospect street point ITO feet
west from High street; running thence north to the
north lire OF lot eighty nine (S9) thence west with
aid orth line thirty 900 feet thence soath to said
north side OF said Prospect street thence east with
Eaid sreat thirty (30) fest to the beginning together
with all and singular the appurtenance rights priv
i,eees, improvements and other .hereditsments to
lie same belonging or in any manner appertaining
Terms $500, and EXPENSES of sale in cash bal
ance SIX and twelve months, notes to bear interest
at per cent, and be secured by deed of trust on
property sold deposit of 800 required at sale
IT terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days, from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
The defaulting purchaser upon giving five days
tIce of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. C. ConyeSanning at purchasers
iebac-eo&ds Join III I WATfER. Trustees,
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IHE LIME KILN CLUE INvESTIG ATIoN.-The
example OF the Lime Kiln Club as an inyeSt1
gator Is worth circulating: jamestown Smith
arose 10 question or privilege and said that
rulnorS were alOat to the effect that the janitor
was employing his son to help MIN around the
hail and paying him out OF the club funds. Mr..
smith moved Tor an investigation.
De Janitor will please step TO de 'front.' said
the President, dis club investigates On de spot
'Gem'len,' began the Janitor. as he Iimped
out, i has heard de charges an am ready for
i tpai al mas s oeea charged WIN workin my son
son? Way back in de var torty-nine, when me
an Gle ole womanwas Twin on de Rapidan, We
had son bon to us, but arter he growed up
big huff TO let de hot stove poker alone, he
died. OATS de only son ever had. IL lie got
aL0der aroun' heah I'd be mighty glad TO shuk
hands wild him.
A brief investigation disclosed the fact that
Mr.. Smith was the victim OF a put-up job, and
he was fined one dollar for the benefit OF the Ii
bI airy fund."-[FTe Press.
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Mr.. BEECHER on Run DRINKING-At a tenn
perance meeting in Plymouth church last night
MI. Beecher said that the question OF super
stimulation was one which affected the man.
the household, the neighborhood the state, the
whole country. The whole force of religion ana
SocietyS full moral force must be exerted
against an evil SO vast that il fills our poor.
houses. hospitals and jailS. 1--WE will not let a
man carry dynamite through the Streets" he
said, land rum-drinking is an evil which in its
volume, xaStness and misery overtops all other
forms. 1t is the very devil among devils IL is
notorious fact that the existing laws in regard
TO the liquor traffic are Shamefully broken,
snubbed and trodden under foot. Every good
y. World, 21st
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CaANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE C. &


s; By virtue Of a decree duly passed By the -
supreme Court of the District OF Columbia inn
ON the 4th January. 1870, as modified by de -&"2.
cree py SAID count duly passed on the 18th Janu iry
lo,g Goth DEGREES beitg made in the OF JACOB
e Heiston ct al. vs. William r. Duvau ct al, No.
ie5l, Chaneery Docket No 9, of said court, Will.
rs IInstee duly appointed in said cause sell at pub
nc auction, TO the highest bidder in front of the
pcct on SATURDAY. March 18TH. 1879. at
"ci9ck PM certain real estate in GEORGETOWN, in
,ald District of Columbia, situated and known as
LOIS numbered 26 and n, in Thomas Beale's aadi-
Ton 70 SAID Georgetown, with the buildings and i'm
pIovements thereon; and also all that piece of
ground which fronts on the west side OF Washing
ton street IN SAP town, bs ginning at the southwest
corner OF said lot n, and run thence east and at
Ight angles with said Washington street to the west
me Oh sad street thence west and with the line of
salo street to its Intersection with the southern
boundary line of said lot No. %; then with the
southern boundary line OF said lot to the place of
Des.nIlng, with the improvements, rights and APP
purtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale One-third of the purchase money
N casn and the es'due in equal instalnenrs of
one OF said residue. pay able respectively six
twalVe and eighteen months after date of SALE with
interest from date the title to be reserved until the
fun payment of all the purchase money Convey.
ancinS ct purchasers cost. $500 to be paid at tima
Of saie.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustee
THUS. DOW LING, Auct. feb203aw;}w
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, February a
2,th, 1879, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK at No vi
1920 / street. between 18th aud 18th streets ~
Household Effects, viz
French Plate Pier Mirror
stored IN Reps.) >t
Elesant Walnut Parlor Set, upholstered in Hair
Cloth " ~
Lace and other Window Hansiugs
Bed ID other Lounges Fancy Chairs
Engravlngs and Chrofnos, Ornaments
Superior Black Walnut Chamber Suites
Marble top Painted Chamber Furniture
Hsn6some Carved Wa nut Wardrobes
Decorated and Plain Cottage Furniture.
Upholstered Spring Under Beds
Feather Pillows and holsters
Packets. Comforts, Sheets and Spreads
superior Brussels and other Carp ts
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Dining Cha RI
China and Glass Ware, Toilet Ware
Kitchen Requisites, &c
feb2]-d Post THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

L
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc.iones.
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF SUPERB
SILVER PLATED WARE
FINE TABLE CUTLERY.
$4,000 STOCK
STANDARD SILVER WARE
Seven Days Sale.
LARGEST STOCK OF THE KIND EVER OFFERED
AT AUCTION IN THIS CITY, CoNPRIsIS0
OVER 12.00U Lors
The large store 1413 Pennsylvania. avenue ba
tween lith and 18th SITS, near Wizards having
SATURDAY. February 10Th, at 10 O'clock a NJ 2
and 80 r ~. continuing every day next week al
same hours. sell without limit this entire stock
Consisting in part Of
400 Tea Sets, latest designs.
$50 Ice Pitchers single and in sa.s
geo Large Walters and Salvers.
SO Dinner and Breakfast Casters
1000 dozen Plated Knives and Forks.
Elegsnt Epergnes Center Pieces Cake Baskets
Berry Dishes, Soup Tureens. Bakers Urns
Celery Stands Vases, and general assortment
of rich goods.
Each lot guaranteed .trictly az represented
"a Goods on exhibition Friday Evening"
Ladies are invited 10 attend the sale
febf2-du THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THE ZoDIACAL LIGHT AND ITS NATURE-Tne
Boston Transcript says OF the zOdiacal light: 1T
may be looked for In the west an hour after
shutdown, where 1t may be seen extending up
about thirty degrees, as an elliptical glow, bent
slightly from the horizon toward the south,
The light is about as bright as that OF the Milky
Way, and must be searched for by the unac-
customed eye; the stars are visible through IL.
Wherever situated, IL must be re1ected sum
light. and this. whether il be considered, with
Kep,er ard CasSini, solar emanation. or ring
of matter around the earth, with Mr.. Jones, or
as multitudeS OF minute particles or meteoric
or coinetic matter, travelling around the sun In
very eccentric orbits, as is maintained by Mr..
Proctor.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PROPERTY FRONTING ON BOUNDARY
STREET, B :s,T THIRTEENTH AND
STABLES OF W. 4 q. r. r. CO
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated August -
10th, 1878, and recorded III I.iber S97 folio M
i69, ct seq, We will sell MEDNESD AY, An.E
the 5h day of March, 1879 in front of the premises
a = O'clock p. NJ, Lots numbered thirty nine for
~ fortyOne. forts two, forty three fortyfoI ana
foity-tiye t39 to As, incusiyep in Darlington and
Hughes subdivision Of Square numbered two hun
dred and thirty -fopr (23D, in Washington civ
The lots front together about IA X. II feet OF,
boundary street, have average depth of about l65
Ieet, and contain N the whole about u 900 square
feet.
Terms of sale One third cash residue in equal
payments at and twelve months with interest al
per cent from Gay of sale. Deed given and trilet
taken TO secure deferred purchase money 900 de-
cst at time of sale each lot, which is to be for
teled Unless purchaser complies with terms within
seven days after sale AL conveyancing and record
ne ii cost of purchasers
FRED. W. JONES, r
feb21-dSds JOHN b. TANNER,5 trustees.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRICK.
National Route and Short Lime to the
North. Northwest. West
Gal
a'hh"
To take effect Sunday, Nov. Il, 1873.

10 take euect SUNDAY, NOV. II, 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
70 :05 a. m:-New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
Exrress Ellic3tt City On Sunday to Baltimore
ton Jessup's, Hanover. AID Elk Ridge Breakfast
GOA m.-Bsltimore. Annapolis and Way pied
mont Strasburg. Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way
II 40 a m-Baltimore and Laurel Express
g 10 a m,Polnt 81 Rocks, Piedmont. Strasbury,
WINCHESTER, HaEerstown. and Way Stations.
BALTIMORE Express. Parlor Car to New York and
f4aqepha Steps o at A9nsp0s J GptsHa co
bus and Pittsburg Express. Frederick, Haeersto En
and alley Bransh EXCEPT sunday ThroaFh Gar 70
ton to Sandusky, daily, except Saturday.
100 anon Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
10 90 n baltimore Express; Stops at Bladens-
burg. Cole.e Beltsy1lle. Laurel, Annapolis juno
l2;lO p.m.-BAtimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
II 80 pm,-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express, Stops at Laurel.
=, II 80 pm On Sunday only for Ba tiInore and Way
i 30 pm-Baltimore, Bladensburs and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
"A SIS p.m-Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers.
Poinf OF ROCKS and Way Stations Only ~ 'uioaS 10
449 p.m--Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
Expresses. Ellicott City. Norfolk except sunday
at Canton: Stop at BIadensbnrg and Laurel.
t6:50 pm-Baltiinore and Way Stations
II 80 pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express
Steering Cars to Chicago.
1910 D m-Baltinore Express.
p.m.-Point of Rocss and Way Stations
10 pm.-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Plttsbure Express Pittsburg, except Sunday. Puti-
( man Cars
f10l5 pm.-New York, Philadelphia and Bait
SS1 caS to New YORK. and Special sieep
Car to Philadelphia
GlDaiy. ION Sunday Only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. Ali trains stop az Relay Station
For further Information apply al uoket ofi;s de-
pot. corner of New Jersey avenue and street. 619,
COZ, 603. l435 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 at point in the city
w. III. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
L NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
! GEORGE s. KOuNUZ. General AGENT. noYl6
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GEY-WEST. On Tuesday. February 18TH 1879.
Icy the Rev. Dr. Paxton. at New York avenue Pres
byterian church, FRANZ NJ. Gu and Miss GKRTIE
WEST.
WHEATLY-BOARMAN. At the Cathedral IN
Baltimore. February 2lst, 1e79. by Rev. Father
starr, Mr.. J. W. WHRATLA and Miss LILLE BOAk-
MAN, both OF Charles county, Nd.
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l L. GOODWILL, AUctioneer
-. 40. $50 street northwest

| L. COiDh ELL, AgctIOneer,
-. 10 $50 street northwest
TRUSTEE SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE BUILDING
GGT On STREET, NEAR TRINITY
b virtue OF 2 deed of trust dated July 10. ix
l. ID. 1913 and duly recorded in Lber 73S 90
lolo l6b, one OF the land records for Wash -.
l. Fton county, District of Columbia and st the
vi tten request OF the party secured, viii sell at
DAY, the 81 day of March A ID. 1879 at 4 O'Clock
Pm, the following described real estate lying and
tcing IN WASHINGTON city aforesaid known and Dis.
s'Es-ushed as part Of lot numbered eighteen Isr. in
reservation eleven I'D, the same being COMPRISED
within the following metes and bounds. to wit Be
GINNING the sane at Il point on north G street
thirteen feet ana SIX inches west from the northeast
corner OF SAID lot, and running thence thirteen
10 feet and six 90 inches; thence south hun
bred and sixty tlGJ> feet; thence east thirteen 1l
feet and six 90 inches and thence north to the place
OF beginning.
Terms Of sale: The Indebtedness and expenses of
ale IN cash; balance IN year. with interest
seventy live do lars to be paid down when the prop
erty Is knocked of. Conveyancing ar purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in seven days
~ MARTIN II. ROHRER,
feD2O,22,23 y IAarl.3 Trustee.
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COUNSEL FOR MRS. KATE NJ. COBB, convicted
at Norwich, Conn, or poisoning her husband
have withdrawn their motion for a new trial
1t viii not be renewed unless important new
evidence should be obtained
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
D Is Of Columbia. sitting in Equity Cause No
sale, for cash, 1t Henry p. Gilberts wharf George
town. p 3sS q, on TUESDAY. the 2Sth day Of Feb
scribed property, to wit: Two Side dumping Scowy
f16-dts ERED'k DOUGLASS, US. Marshal. DC.
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TRUSTEES SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OF
L DWELLING HOUSE No. 116 @ STREET

By Virtue of q dead Of trust, recorded in -
liber No. 726, folio II, of the land records of Ga
the District Of Columbia, will sell at pubic -:
March LIST, 1879, at ~ o'clock p M, Lot No H. in
McEnen's subdivision Of part OF Lot No 3 In Square
No 674 as recorded in the Office of the Surveyor in
Llber q. d. c.. folio 148.
The improvements consist of an excellent three
story and basement pressed Brick Dwelling with
bay window. The house contains ten rooms with
the modern improvements.
Terms: SIS, 500 and expenses of sale cash balance
in equal insts 'ments at six and twelve months the
purchaser to give his notes for the deferred pay:
trust on the I'M down ~ Try ny % oi
Il. CARUSI, Trustee
@. W. HANDY Auctioneer feb19.dEds