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MR.. BRRGH's TENDER HEART is again touched
by the suferings OF the impounded dogs In New
York, and he has served notice on the pound.
master that they must hereafter receive more
humane treatment. The poundmaster has, 1t
the ours on putr1d tripe and probably charging
the city for butchers meat, and Mr. Bergh
plainly tells him that unless he substitutes
more palatable regimen he viii turn the yelp.
Ing CANNES loose. We may next expect to
hear that Mr.. Bergh demands that the chill be
taken OF the water In which the ours are
drOwned.-IBah Gazette
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE ON SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, BETWEEN AND T STREETS, AND
ON EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, BE
TWEEN AND BQQNDARY STREETS. IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. q.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court II
of the District Of Columbia, passed In q cause tn1
wherein John H0rninghausenis plaintiff and 4
Washington B. Williams, administrator. ct al are
defeadsnts. being equity cause No: Ssi7. i
front Of The pre@ises on MSpHY the III day
Of July, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock pm. the following
described part of lot No. 10, in square No. AT, be-
ginning It'll street west Is feet inches from the
northeast corner OF said lot, and running thence
south u Il ct inches and extending back with that
width 100 feet improved by two-story frame store
and dwelling. Immediately after the above sale,
scribed part Of lot No L. in square No. 4l6 begin.
ming for the same at point the line Of 9th street.
80 feet south Of the northwest corner of said o',
and running thence south 48 feet inches, and ex.
tending back with that uniform width 100 feet, I'M
proved by q comfortable twO-story frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale; One,third cash OF which deposit
upon the fah OF the hammer); balance In Six and
twelve months from day Of SALE for which the pur-
chase be REQUIRED to give notes be airing interest
q per cent, or all cash, at option OF purchaser
Terms OF sale to be complied with within i've days
from day OF sale. All cOnveyanc ng at cost Of par-
chaser. CHARLES WALTER,
$40 street NV, Trustee.
WALTER CIVILIANS l. CO., Aucts. je2C-eO&ds
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% Il. WARNER. Real Estate Aucuoneer.

POBLIO SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
LOTS FOR RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS
PURPOsEa. ON THE CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND o STREETS AND NINTH AND o
STREETS NORTHWEST.
will offer for sale ON the premises at Co..
O'Clock, SATURDAY, July 5th, 1879, Lot at the -
eouthwest corner Of sth and streets north
And at haif.pssf O'clock on the same day. tie
Lots at the sontheast corner Of 9th and streets
noYthws st, % feet inches front by 81 feet Deep
with ufe Of an alley; and Lot the southwest
ner Of 9th and streets northwest fronting 40 feet
Terms very easy and will be made known on the
day of SALE js25- d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
TRgsTEEe SALE OF TWO FIRST GLASS
OFPO6ITE NORTHEAS'r CORNER s1F

DWELLINGS,. Nos 4l5-419, ON G STREET,
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated Sep -
tember 18th. 2. 1874 and recorded Ia Llber AZ:
761 at foliOs 232 and 235, of the land records u.
OF the District Of Columbia, the subscribers VIII sell
70 the highest bidder. on the premises, on MON
The house and premises No. l1s being the EASTERN
District aforesaid. fronting ~ feet north street
and running back of the same width as the front and
binding on the east limo of said lot one hundred
and ten feet Also. the house No; 415 and Premises
ground viz Of lot 20 (twenty) and the eastern.
Of lot aone) In said square by Kennedy and Webb
said part being defined In the deed by metes and
bounds, and making "a 1I.l2 feet on G. street. GOV
eznF bSpses 4ls and AIS the part 70 be sold beins
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, and the residue In
one two and three years. or al cash. at the option
any, the purchaser must give notes. bearing per
to be secnved by deed Of trust to the satsfaction
cold. A deposit of $500. on each house. win be re-
CURED at the time OF sale aDd al eonve{ancins and
,.,,asa. 4. TYPE THoM Trustees.
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JESSE BUNKER, a son Of Chang, one OF the
Siamese twins, has just completed q regular
course at the New York Institution for the IN
struction OF the deaf and dumb. Bunker is a
Dr1ght-loOktng young fellow. In answer to a
question put through the medium of an in
Chang, was the twin on the left hand side. He
has five sisters and one brother One OF his
sisters is also deaf mute, and is being educated
In North Carolina. His family lives at Mount
New York institution year. having attended
similar school In North Carolina eight years.
He Is now is years old, and intends to become
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HLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINaTO
AND GEOR6ETOWN,


Line for Boston, Providence. and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philadelphia- Saturday, ut 10 am.
From Washington Monday, at II am.
From GEORGETOWN Monday, at pm.
Ereightl received daily until 8 p N. Through
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fan River. Consumes wishing their goods landed
q 0eorgeeoWn wharf win please have them marked
~6EORGETOwN. ID. O."
For fun information apply to ]. b. JOHNSON +
Warrington. D. O.; g: E. HYDE, 50 Water street,
Georgetown, d. O.; WILLIAM z. OXIDE 90,
phtA mAr201y
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THE TRArs THAT LIE IN SHoEs-A few DAYS
ago lady was purchasing shoes at Lanesv1lle,
and put her hand into one OF the shoes to see IL
the pegs were out. when one OF her fingers
caught In nail IN the toe OF the shoe and She
was unable TO get her hand out until the shoe
was cut open.-[ Boston Traueler June 2i
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON Pas.
IN SINGERS
The Steamer ". W. OORCORAN, which has BEEN
recently butt and furnished, I. L rK-A
lowed 10 land passengers Is Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
10 mangion and grounds Steamer leaves 9th street
wharf daily Sundays e1cepted) at 10 d M, and re-
turns about p. N. J. MCH HOILLN6SWORTH.
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L r.
BLAKE. steamer W. W. Oorcoran. 3el6ly
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers.

IRUsTERs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON . STREET, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND
-sEYENTEENTH STREETS NOR INVEST.
day of October, 1876, and recorded in Liber ND
$50. folio 81 &c, Of the land records Of the 4:.2
at the request Of the party secured thereby viii sell
At pubic auction in front Of The premises on MON
Lots seventeen and eighteen, in subdivision OF
Square one hundred aud eighty one, with the i'm
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in one
and two ysars at eight per cent secured by deed Of
terms Of sale noeconplied with in five days the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at defauitinS
ConveyanciDg at purchasers cost.
LEROY NJ TAYLOR r-
je30 eo&Gs VIM. r, WOODWARD{ 1rusteeS
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TR6sTNG5S SF LANE AZ Lx AZ AG6FfoN
BY Of DEED Of the
SEQ. M Of the land records Of Washington County.
county Of Washisstoa. District Of Go{ambia: sRd
snSps end oi the Of
land conveyed to George q Green Ry his mother :
Ann s
thence north sixty SIX deg west one $500 chains
teeISe ss1tS IL
straight lire with said lane to the beginning, con-
ts Ts1ms o1 Of Sale onethrd cash. balance six and
twelve months notes TO be secured by deed OF trust
nj S1ot down at tine OF sale Oonveyancins &c, at
pnrchsser's cost II terms Of sale are not Complied
and SET ct GREEN Trustee
=
q Ss1S y f G1sF s, p Ma, 7,h
one Il the ssa i records for
iumbia and Of a decree OF ths Supreme Cogrt OF
s w osr ior .ss TUESDAY,
is O'clock pp Y ;,s sp ftSn3 IL
iot H. IN MoGaires 81 sqaare6 aad
running bach that width 81 feet wlsh al tie In
belonging.
Terms of rale One-third in cash on the day OF
sac, or within z days thereafter; TIE residue In
three equal iDstalments at six twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF SALE the purchasers prom
beal interest ut six cent. TO be secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold and policy OF
the purchaser may pay all cash if Preferred, AL
conveyancing. at purchasers cost ESQ deposit or
with within seven days from day Of ssle. we reserve
the right to resel ct purchaser's risk and cost
BRAINARD II. WARNER,l r-r.toas
ALBERT 6. HALL, IrusIees.
]. T. COLDWELL Auct. je26, sc. tuly3,6,9 ,l2&d
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wAIeBECKER-COALE At the PARSONAGE. ON
the goth Of June, 1879, by the Rev. Mr.. HcXenna,
OF Hsmline M e. Church. WILLIAM WAIsBEcKKR
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DuNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
Ala RAEk il gSof
AND SINGLE HARNESS. SADDLE. OAR
RAGE POLES, SHAFTS. &c, &c, AT AUG
TON.
In front Of our salesrooms, 9th and D cd"7
streets north west. OIL TU ESDAY MORN 6fAe0E86
ING. lat July, commencing at II O'Clock. -2-~
ie18 2t
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Fatal JEwELs.-In all ages Jewels of price
have been ready incentive to crime but not
q few cases are on record In which they have
cause. Caesar Borgia possessed ring with a
sharp-edged setting, which would occasionally
scratch the hand OF some guest whom he was
who received this compliment was ever known
to survive 1t more than a day or two A similar
fatality attended a celebrated decoration MUGS
used by two or three OF the Russian Cars
When clasped around the recipients neck, its
point was apt to puncture the skin IL awkward.
~ handled, and death speedily followed One
OF the native princes 81 India, when about to
sharp-po1nted diamond, which caused instant
death by cutting vein In his throat dia.
mond In the possession Of a noble French fam.
lily, Which was said to have caused the death of
all Its owners 10 turn, put the climax to its ma.
Ign Influence by ultimately forming part of the
famous necklace which played so fatal part In
the history OF Marie Automatically. Y. Times.
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ONE OF the queerest land sales that we have
ever neard or came about recently. John Mar
rage sold TO George c. Gardner sixty acres OF
land across the river at ten dollars per acre. one
acre TO be paid for each year, with interest on
the whole at ten per cent, payable annually
sixty years is a long time for contract to run.
tIoiDd Falls Sentinel
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r Il. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF DELAWARE AVENUE AND

STRE Fl FL of DELAWARE AVENUE AND
By virtue Of two deeds of trust. dated Sd IL
June. 1872, and 25th Of June, 1873, and fs.@S3
corded in 1iber 6s2 folio 4I4. and Liber 722, xa.1
folio 284. one of the land records for Washington,
D. G., and at tie request ~ the party secured there
BY. snaIl gel. on SATURDAY, the l4th day Of
June. at O'Clock p. M, in front of the premises,
Lots 9, 10 and H. in Susan NJ. Burche's subdivision
OF Square numbered TIC, in Washington city, Dis
trlct Of Columbus, together with all the improve
ments, consisting Of good frame dive Gug-ho
with brick basement. stable. &c The property has
long been used as wood and coal yard, with scales
&c, complete.
Terms of sale: Amount of the Indebtedness
(9lt06 and 1925 interest due thereon and expenses
OF sale in cash and the balance at six and twelve
months, with interest and secured by q deed of
trust on the property sold 300 down on day Of
jeS-eo&ds COLUMBUS FURTHER, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, June Oath. AID. 1879. same hour and
pi jei1 is ;21&as COLUMBUS FURTHER, Trustees
wTHE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, July Sd, 1879, same hour and place.
je25,S0.ty3 COLUMBUS FURTHER. Trustee.
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E- A San Francisco dispatch states that
AdoIph Sutro has telegraphed to the supertn-
tendents OF the mines at the Comstock lode
that to-day his tunnel Will be prepared 10
receive water from all the mines.
~ minister In Seneca Falls. N. Y, is
charged with hiring livery horse and wagon,
swapping horses six times In two days, andre.
turning to the stable with the same horse he
took out, having made 500 by the operation.
U-Mosby, ex-confederate, is said to look like
the ideal portraits OF Brother Jonathan or Uncle
Sam. His figure Is spare even to meagreneSs,
and his features are sharp and aquiline. His
eyes are gray and mild In expression. His
favorite writers are Byron and Bulwer.
"A glass mum, white and curly; glass hats
for ladies, with glass feathers; glass wool, not
to be distinguished from the genuine, and quite
as warm-being non-conductor; glass carpets
cuffs, cellars, wells and dresses are the novel;
ties introduced by glass artist and spinner at
Vienna.
HB-The Rev. F. Beadon, rector OF Stoneham
and Canon OF Wells was an English gentle man
who has just died at the age OF 1903. lie is SAID
to have attributed his long life chiefly to the
facts that he had always kept very early hours,
going to bed at 10 O'Clock or soon after, and that
he had always avoided making much change OF
clothing In going indoors and out.
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THE CHAMPION CLUBBHR on the Columbia
(SC.) police force, one Rose, stands In danger of
being hanged in an informal and unofficial man.
ner by the excited citizens for beating Mr.. John
English, respectable planter, to death last
Sunday night. Two companies OF the military
are guarding him but nevertheless threats OF
lynching continue to be made.
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B. h WARNER Real Estate Au0tionssr.
On TUESDAY. July lft at So O'Clock, I will, 90
offer for sale Lot 81, square 1026, corner 18th Z
and Boundary streets northeast, containing@
1859 square feet.
Terms easy; will be sold very cheap te16 2l31
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PROPOSALS.

CMITHsONIAN INSTITUTION,
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
PROPOSALS FOB GALVANIZED IRON WORK,
AND PROPOSALS FOh STATES
AND SKATERS WORK.
Separate Sc aled Proposals VIII be received by the
Nations, Mu.eum Building Commission. Washing
furnishing DELIVERING, hitting and putting In place,
complete certain Galvanized Iron Work; and, also,
for about 500 Squares Of States and Slater's Work
required in the National Museum Building, In &C.
cordaDce with drswingn, specifications, and sched
ules to be seen ct the Office Of Cuss Schutze, Ar.
chitecfs, Corcoran Building. js25-eo4t
i AND SAND.
ENGINEER OFFICE. WAsHINGZo ON MONUMENT, !
WAsHINGToN. Dc June Gath, 1885
Sealed proposals. for furnishing
So cubic yards (mSrs or s:s' Of P BsSssn Stone
17PO Hand
at the site OF the Washington Monument, In this
city, will be received at this Office until IL IN July
5th, 1879. and opened Immediately thereafter in
presence Of bidcers
Specifications, blank ferns of proposals and
general instructions to bidders will be furnished
upGn application ut this Office.
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers,
je256t ENGINEER in charge.
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By virtue of q deed Of trust. dated October -
go 5o 1916 and recorded in Liber No: 1886, folio iH
the District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party occurred thereby, we will sell at public auction
In front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the tniro
cay of July, A. d. 1879 at O'Clock pm, Lot No 65
IN r Green's subdivision of Lots in square No
80, With the improvements thereon, consisting Of
wo-ttory Brick House.
Toms: One-fourth cash balance in six, twelve,
eighteen aid twenty four months, with interest ct
Elk cent sLd secured by aeed Of trust on prop.
erty cold 1926 TO be paid down on day Of sale.
DAVID L. MORRISON,l ,r,.,,
ALBERT F. FOX, trustees
@. W. HANDY, Auctioneer. je2S-d
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PRICES OF COAL.-The Pennsylvania coal COM
pany has issued circular, dated July /, an
nounclng an advance OF to Is cents per ton on
fresh mined Ptttston coal, for immediate delive-
ry at Newburgh, N. Y, as follows-Lump, per
ton 81. 25; steamer, So 25 CRATE 81 Is; egg 81 S0
stove, Sc 55; chestnut, $40; small chestnut.
$3.50 Fifty cents per ton additional for delivery
at New York
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1'nOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1"9 6MIhSWTW0sT AND BASEMENT BRICK
H3MPsa19RNE THE MEsT SRN OF NEW
sAH 4fRp ay x # ARsbdSS July s.n
,6ai sell i1ts Il and Is, IN SQUARE sps i7s lots
lSAsO each situate on the west side Of New Hamp.
two 2story brick bouses, with bay windows contain.
Ing n rooms wit, nth bsths and all modern improve
Terms: Une-half each balance at six and twelve
months mo with notes bearing interest at per cent
trust $50 deposit on each house at time of sale.
THoMas 9f D5w11Ne
SsH SSB TEs4H S sfEEEFj a6HHH
ans Of aesos Sss q Ss s. s Ns ss 3o fe
the District Of Columbia, and at the wittsn request
tic Pil N o ha % I'll & %
the third day Of }gy i, 1873 at six oeSck
Wight Go1s subdiVson Of part q Peasant Mt
Plaits. toeether with the improvements thereon,
Eerns: onescurth cash. bslanee s a. sir, twelve
eshteea and twenty four months after date of sale
n on ss0 DOWN and
of sale AMk4E RIST Fox OK. trustee e.
c. W HANDY. Anctioneer. ie2s-d
TRHTss7TTE t os sALE 3E REsIkABLE BRICK
M MbsTi HBHHsnT~EEN P AND Q sTREErs
BY virtue of deed OF trust, Gated June IA
22d, 1876, ard duly recorded in Liner No h.nEf
SzZ foil0 44y, one OF land records OF the DIS 4:M
secur' thereby. we will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, to the highest bidder,i on
m Lat numbered eight (8), in James a. Darrow's
recorded subdivision of part OF Square nu nbered
three hundred and si1ty-fye 1861 together with ali
the npI ovements.
Terms Zoo cash and balance in six, twelve and
m og as secured by deed Of trust on
purchasers cost Terms to re com plied with in
seven days or the property will be resoid at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
william q. WARD. Trustees
j. j. OOLDWELL, AuctiOneer. je23eo&ds
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THIS EYENINQ

CAM'L Fl. LUNT, Auctioneer
~ Marble Building
Corner OF 9Th street and Pennsylyania ava
FINE ARTS
CAJALSdHE SALE OF VALUABLE OIL PAINT
!NGS BY WELL KNOWN EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS. ~ ~
COZ mencipg MONDAY EVENING, June 3Oth at
~ O'CLOCK We will sell by catalogue positively with
out reserve iOO first class modern school OIL Paint
ings, in costly Godleaf Frames Pictures now ON
exhibition, and catalogues ready
,oo- o. =, Il. LUNT, Auctioneer,
je21-3t Marble Building, cor OH ST. aud Pa ave-
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the terror OF hell or any other subject never
seem to have impressed Chastine Cox, the MUIR
derer, to any great extent. He was asked in
New York on Wednesday If he wasn't impressed
by the sermon he heard In Boston on the night
OF his arrest and replied, "NO, don't slider that
the sermon pressed on me at ALL You don't
l always have. My pastor Will be 'stonished
when he hears OF this. No, that sermon didn't
seem to worry me-
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

w HA111 In ID "114111-k-ho q GU, AuCt1OneefS.
UNUSUALLY GOOD SALE OF FURNITURE.
CARPETS &c
Hal deome Walnut Chamber Suite Franch Plata
Mirrer. Elegant Walnut Marble Top Sidebosrd.
Handsome Hall Rack, Mirror Back Marble Base
-Four handsome Engravings, Walnut Extension
Table, Walnut Brace Arm Dining Room Chairs,
Lace Curtains and Cornices, Walnut and OAK
East Lake Cottage Suite, Walnut ID. essing Oass.
Chamber Suites, Walnut Frame Parlor Suite
Upholstered in Rep, Walnut Break fast Tabies
grain and other Carpets, Elegant Range water
Esck Hair, Husk aud Cotton Top Mattrassas
eils, &c
On WEDNESDAY. July ID, 1879, commenc. ~
tr z at 10 O'Clock am, shall at the resi- VI
dence No. $50 18th Str, ct north west, the ~
above collection of superior Household Fur /"
niture. This residence is furnished with the best
articles and has been we'll kept The sale is we'll
", rthy the attention Of parties contemp. at:ne
ie9H4 WAITER r WILLIAMS h M Ar,.s
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TROMAs BOWLING. A1ct1oneer.
11o"A6 D0"AiN0' Aocooneer'
TRURTEE'E SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET, NEAR
AQUEDUCT BRIDGE, IN GEORGETOWN,

Hsf sAtE q RRBN s4af
AAQ1EDUCT BRIDGE, IN GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated March -
4th. 1876. and duly recorder in Loer sl3. f18
pages 178, &C., of the land records of the Dis.
trout OF or Ss win o. ss ;; SS ST uS
person HEREBY tue s " The wes
Deains dton to aeerseoWn Ia ssd bisr act
frontng 70 feet on the north side Of Bridge street
feet. with the improvements, rights and appurte.
nances to tie same belonging, two-story dwelling
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months interest at six CO. per cent,
secuI ed by deed of trust the premises sold.
had at defanns purchasers cost and risk, If terms
be I9t compiled With il five days from sale
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO Two-sToRY BRICK
sTsskf fG So Rof ANR s0s TWENTY
zo;6, 1878. duly recorded il Liber No. So "a
the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby we will sell at public auction.
IN city Of pssec of
Square numbered five lb), bt ginning Tor the sans
at the southeast corner of saia lot and running
west thirty ssvsn Ss5 feet two inches. Themes EST
one hundred feet. thence south thirty seven (3O
feet tN inches thence east one hundred fest to the
Terms: onethird cash: balance three equal in.
secured by deed of trust on the property sold or
me q III ct aso
Terms TO be compled with in ten days from day of
sals a sE5HaE 2 so TTzkEER Trustees
THOS. BOWLING, Aucioneer. je23 eo&ds
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THIS AFTERNOON.

THOs. Z. WAGaAMAN Real Estate Auotioneer.
TRusTEE SALE OF gNIMpRoyED PROPERTY
AMDUNFlNISAEDB BUILDINGS ON FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND K n E.
by virtue OF deed of trust dated Febrr1- IL
airy Sth 1873, and recorded in Liber No SS5 M3f4
fonO l6u, OF the land records of the District kn.f
OF Columbia and at the written request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sei
at pubic auction, In front OF the premises on MON
DAY. June W 1879. at o'clock D. m, Lots II. Ia
19, 70 u ~ ~, "a 20, 26, 81 80 In Augustus Jaws
recorded s9bdive1on OF part OF square u.s. some of
said lots being improved by unfinished bui;diI19s
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash: resjdue in ak
twelve eighteen and twenty four months. at 6 per
cent interest, secured satisfactorily to the Trnstee
or all cash, at option of purchaser $50 deposit viii
be required on each lot when bid ia accepted. II
rms Of sale are not complied with in five DAYS thu
Trustee reserves the right to resell al ths riSk and
cost OF defanltipg purchaser All conyeyancing snd
recording at purchasers cost. ~
je2O-6&ds THOS. e WAGGAMAN. Trustee.
r Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOT. ON THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH
ST., BETWEEN AND 0 SITS NV
l will offer for sale to the highest bidder on 40
MONDAY, June 80, 1879, at O'clock D. M Lot II
26. SUBDIVISION OF square 367, fronting 2G feet-
alley. W Ao0'
Terms easy. and will be made known at sale. $50
deposit. ia2a-iSSa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-30

GEN. GRANTS MOVEMENTS. - AdviceS from
Hong Kong to June state that Gen. Grant was
then en- route from Ttentsin to Pek1n, and that
future movements is Indicated. 1t is now
believed probable that he may return to China
after visiting Japan, and proceed to Australia.
His plans are subject to so many sudden altera-
tons, however, that nothing absolutely certain
is known month In advance.