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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucttoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO.. Auctioneers.
1RUsTEE's SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, KOsEWO, ID CASE PIANOS,
HANDSOME GUT FRAME MIRRORS. WITH
CnpR R TO MATCH; BRUSSELS AND
BY virtue Of q deed of trust dated the 29thA
day Of September, A. ID 1877. ana duly record. VI
ed in Liber No S63, Folio AIS. one Of the land -
records for the District Of Coiumb'a ana by
diret ton of tue party secured thereby, shall pro-
iced to eel at pubic auction. the premises resi-
sence No. 1916 Massachu .etts avenue bet 18th and
14th sts NV, On FRIDAY. April 25th, AID. 1879,
CONNER Gig at 10 clock IN. goods mentioned in
The see1 u,e attached to SAID deed of tru namely
Rosewood Case ch'ckerins Piano, handsome Gilt
frame z er and Mantel Mirrors, VITA cornicas to
match; M,rb.e Top Center Tables; Parlor Farni-
ture upholstered in Rep; Walnut Hall Rack with
mar ma. bic bas. Walnut Hall Chairs an dsome wal
nut Exte sion Table: Curtains and Lam nrea uius
hapo, ONE Walnut Bookcase and Library Tables;
" nainnt Cfan,hsr Furniture: Ete9ere: Writiag
Desk Walnut Wardrobe: reception Chairs: Got
t.gs Furniture; Bronze Mantel Oman ,nts; Ma
h' gany Bedstead; Walnut Work Table: HairciO;h
h ,, rs: Chromns and Engrayinss; French China
Var Cut GLASS Ware and Plsied Ware; on paint
,4Rs' Halrcloih Furniture; Velvet Russ; Brusses
Hal. Stair Parlor and Chamber Gar, cts; Hair va.
,,I 1. Pillows aud Bylsters SPRING; Kitchen
schedule, too numerous to enumerate
= erns casb PkENTISs NJ. CT ARK, Trustee
WALTER y. WILLIAMS d CO. Aucts apls.d
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AUCTION SALES.
(VTURA DAYS.
TH0s J. FISHER l. CO.. Real Estate Aucts.
122S r street north vast

IRS MiIIEs pR SALE OF ~ THE sooLuMB1A
"a SAG y ns OF wEIoHs oao1 tat Bh MANH
dated September 9Th 1875 dnl vee e o. trust -
L1osr s9i foia ga, ct seq, Of the land r ,a
ten direction Of the party THEREBY s,p tue VIII
proceed to sell at pubic AUCTION i6 9reu We MI s
t5th ssS % o. NE Me- highest bidder on MONDAY. the
ra5f o. iet No one W Of Peter. Beatty. Thrslse1d
for The s.ma o., asoltion to Georgetown, beginning
aPsake and ohio Canal OondemnatIon AMI rmnniee
ton BOUNDARY ne Of q thai ssi .,
10y ylDg south OF said canal formerly oyre nv Ih
sonthe,y WITH the west line Of said pa n ,he1ce
formerly owned by John Mason and .;nna So. i t
river thence westerly with said channa e Potomac
s w be lnteIf ecte1 by thu east Inc OF Faystte
sa.e et c extended south in the line tereof to the
Flu r enspnei; thence northery with said line Pa.
nersed to the plae Of beginning eIeeptina the mart
NOW covered by Water sireet The part of said lot
ow usSd as 81 alley, between the east aabe and OF
me Fiji and the west gable end of the wa ehon - H
HS D.aney lot is to be used in common by thu
tsnsssof null PRIVILEGES ana wharfage therannto he.
Mis- a 70 'n ne property known the Uoiumbia
grounds thereunto attached, and tia macni u ,ae
a.id ure and other articles used in Operation TIE
priyeges and appurtenancts to the same
OF 10 u y wise thereto pertaining Lug
CASH bsia, sae onett ira Of the purchase money
S S oaiahce In oLe. two, and tnres years from
nny o! sae with interest at SIX per cen1m per an
aeed' - Pagaoe annually. sno to be secured by
re- 9e6 sod subject to overdue taxes A deposit Of
teIms " WI al De req at the time of sale the
from day Of SALE the Trustees reserve the risht to
rsssl at tie rick and cost of the defaulting our
veyancins at the eost q the snreas.sr " D ''n'
apl5eo&ds Join W. MA MAJ IL Trustees.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer, sll 7th street u. ".

SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
Mill. on SEVENTH sTREET. MEAN
BOUNDARY, IN WASHINGTON, L. O.
On MONDAY. April 2sth. 1879, at . p. m I wilt
prort ed TO sell at public auction, upon tia premises
No 1874 7ih street H. w, the builtinx known as
the Planning and Saw Mlll, with tine lease of the
ground until June l, 1885, together with the fol
lowing Tools and Machinery, to wit:
40 horse Power Boiler
2Dhorse Power Engine.
Teal Planer,
Rip-saw Table, and ii Saws for the same,
j Cross-crt Saw Table aud Saws for the same
Boring Afbor and Table
Foot MortiCing Machine
Emery Grinder with two wheels.
Turning Lathe with necessary tools.
Jig Saving Machine.
1Wood Frame Band Saving Machine with a
number Of Saws.
Steam Moulder. 2 Heads with Cutters and a
large number Of Moulding Machine Cutters.
Forge for Mending Band Saws
Pair Clamps for Filing Saws.
Pair Tcpgs for Mend1ps saws.
Patent Saw Hettin. Machine.
Two story Brick Building, Boiler Room and
Sheds. with great variety Of Patterns.
Terms: $1Ut0 cash balance in nix twelve eight
cen and twenty -four months from day of SALE Sc
cured by deed OF trust upon the property, with
interest at eight per cent. per annurn until paid
@lOO down at time OF sale. Sale positive and title
guaranteed Terms to be compiled with within five
days. Persons wishing 70 examine the M schiuery
can call at Foley's auction room before the day Of
SALE FOLEY, Auct,
aplf-eOot I'll TIN st. NV.
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EHAL NOTICE TO THE hUJ.nEva.
II or BONDS OF THE NORTHERN pa
GIFTC RATf.R0kn OnHNpA,yV

UndoR the Plan Of Reorganization ratified IN eos
DECREE Of the Court the time III VIII IN BondhofderS
should be allowed to participate In the beneffs Of
TIE Plan. by the conversion of Bonds into Preferred
Stock, left TO the discretion o! the PurchsanS
SinCe this right Was siven, and more than nine-
Senth0 Of the BOpdhOlders having converted thedr
boFD hereby give notice that the right Of converting
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock Win terminate
On the S0th day Of June. 1879
Circulars giving information n0W tho conversion
= made can be had at the ONCE Of the Northern Pa
enc b b. Co., No q Fifth avenue, New York
The original stock VIII be exchanged for dock
0DdAg the Plan up 70 the Same time
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Oeo 10, 1878. Chairman PurchAGlnS OonmtfteeA
1an1-1AW0m
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NyHOS J. FISHER CO.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FARM ON THE
PI6CA1AW ROAD, ADJOI SING THE
LANDS OF THE q. 8. ASYLUM FOR In.

=, By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust. dated II
the 18th day of May, A d. 1875. and du y re- f.J
corded among the land records Of Washing IL
ton county, in the District of Columbis IN Liber
No 1885, folio 226, ct seq and at the request OF the
parties thereby secured, Will sell az public suctien,
ON the premises. on THURSDAY May LIST, 1879, at
O'Clock pm. al that certain tract or parcel Of
land, situate in the District and county Aforesaid,
and known and described % Lot numbered one o..
In the recorded survey and division of the land Of
Anne g Lyins stOn: made by B. D Carpenter, in
July, 1866, the same being recorded in the office Of
the Surveyor for said county, among the records
thereof In Liber marked District No l." 1T folio
50-the said tract containing 80 acres, roods and
80 poles more orlessto9ether with ali the i'm prove
ments thereon and all the sppurtenanIes unto the
Same belonsing.
Terms Of sale. The amount OF Indebtedness &C.
cured by the above DIT ed of frost unpaid with the
expense Of sale in Cash, tof which 800 will be re-
qured Nhen the property is sold), and the balsnce
ct twelve ard eighteen months in equal instamspts.
for which the notes Of the purchaser. bearing inter-
eet from the day Of sale. at seven pss centrum per
annum until paid, and secured by o deed OF trust
on the property sold shall be taken All Conveyance
ing ct purchasers cost. II sale be net completed
by the purchaser within seven days after sae Trus-
tee reserves tbs riEht TO resell the property upon
one week notice, at the rise Of the defaaltins pur-
chaser. WM- w. BOARMAS, Trustee
THOa FISHER & CO., AuctioEeers.
aplS2 "a 26, 28.3V
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u
In 1902 woman whose whole life was sue
cessfon OF acts OF devotedness and beneacepce
the Countess de MontiZon, founded at her own
cost, an Institution In the Rue de Ia Harpe, to
OF Design for Young Girls" Her idea appear
to have been, not 50 much to increase the nurn-
ger OF female artists, properly 50 called, as to
means OF support, but possessing q taste ana
aptitude for certain Industrial arts, might Be-
abe through such an institution to develop
sucn tastes, and turn them TO useful account IA
practical life. She thought that her protoQeS
might, by acquiring skill In designing, become
artists In the fabrication OF stuffs, Iaces, wall
many other branches where their delicacy on
taste and touch would give them q real supe-
riority, and thus open out new avenues Tor the
The school, after several changes OF locality.
is now In the Rue de Ia Seine, where q lAr4e
building, airy, in the midst Of gardens, ana Re-
ce1vlLg a hue light from above, enables It TO
offer to its pupils every necessary accommodS-
I on. The pupils now number 800 young 0iris.
nom the age OF IL TO IS years, who receive Rrn.
i scss INSTRUCTION IN drawing and al Necessary
&C ded to the primitive program to guide thefn
In the way OF decorative application, ana 20 en-
selves in these useful studies: and thM s everx
year, there are lectures upon perspective goom-
etry, and the history OF art. There Is Also -.
tached TO the establishment practical school
where works are executed by the pupils IN
painting upon glass. fa1ence and porcelain: the
modelling and decoration OF vases, cups dish08
and plates: the execution OF 1ne engraving upon
copper and wood, TO serve as illustrations Tor
newspapers and books; the creation OF models
OF ali kinds for Industrial art, from the coffor
lncrusted with enamel up to nne lacee @ light
as the air itself The instruction In the Different
branches is principally given by gentlemen who
are eminent Ia art, and render these SERVICES
gratuftously; and the education given to these
young women is as complete as 1t can be made.
They thus receive the means OF creating for
themselves an honorable and lucrative career
and can thus assure to themselves that tnoSti-
mable boon, the Independence and Dignity OF
an honorable nfe.-(Paris PapeS.
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THIS EVENING.
nUNoANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

ASSIGNEE'S SAl i OF LARGE AND WE'LL AS,
SORTED 81 OCK OF MEN'8. LADIES' AND
gHlLDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, FIX
1923 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWE5T AT
AUCTION
By virtue of an assignment made to me and -.
duly recorced April 18th, 1879, in the office of e.
Recorder OF Deecs Of the District Of Column ~
1928 Sieve treet northwest. commencing on SAT
URDAI EVENING, April 18th. 1873, at O'Clock.
and well assorted stock Of Boots ana Shoes, FIX
lures, &c, compri; ing-
Mems, LADIES' and Children's Boots, Shoes Gait
eIs and Slippers; Wall Cases, Shelving, Count.
err, &c.
Terms cash. JOSE NJ. YZNAHA
aplS-2t Assi2nee # H. Gates O'Neil.
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
SAL UhDAY. the 26th inst at same hour.
apl2 JONATHAN KIRKXOOD Trustee
" TATE ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN
IWENTY-TH1RD AND TWENTY. FOURTH
SI r1n t3 30 VEST ESQ., CgNSISTING 1F two

L..
UEder and by virtue Of . decree Of th. gu -
Equity Cause No. 6,264, wherein Charles A. 2@6
lay ct a. are defendants the undersigned Trustee
THURSDAY, the oath day Of April at O'Clock o.
No. all the riEt title and interest OF the parties to
said In and to the following piece or parcel Of
ground situate in the city Of WASHINGTON in the
District of Columbia, and known and described as
follows Original lot numbered ten (IG), in sQnare
numbered forty-one HI, having front on norm
'I street of 81 feet and 10 inches and depth of 100
fest IL inches. together with all the rsh g. priv
ieges &c, thereuDtO belonging. I his lot lie i'm.
proved by two two-story and basement brick houses
containing six rooms each. The houses will be sold
REPEATEDLY % also lot n feet front with depth of
100 feet 1irches.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Onefeurth
Of the pnrchs money shall be in cash and the resi-
due in three equal IL stslments. payable respective
ly in six, twelve and eighteen months from date Of
sae the deferred payments to bear interest at the
rate Of six Der centum per annum, from date of
sale. and be reserved lien upon The real estate sold
and upon full payment OF the purchase money and
upon ratification OF the sale by the court deed fer
the property will be given to the purchaser of said
lot Of ground. deposit of B so on each house and
ihe lot to be paid by purchaser or purchasers st
time OF sale. All conveyancinR at purchasers cost.
II terms Of sale are not complied with in i've days
the Truttee the reh to sell the risk and
ROBERT j. MURRAY, Trustee,
Room II Chauncy Building,
32l ana 1923 ~ st. NV
j. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. ap15eoEds
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LNOR SALE.

will sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ia
A 1i Iish, 1879. At O'Clock, all that piece or @
parcel OF ground being, lying and situate In -
tne taid city OF Washington, and known s1d de-
t6ras On e the east part OF lot numbered twenty
seven iVD a. the same are laid down on tbs public
81 sac city the said part Of lot front tdir
19th streets northwest. and running back eighty
iSsr lSet 70 an alley south With the mpro
Terms OF tale: One third cash the balances in elk
ann Twelve months, with notes ct eight per in
Serest, secured Dy DEED OF trust on the property.
v,.. ~ 49,. SAM'L v. NlLG3,
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AUCTION SALES.
EOTURB DAYS.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND s1r.
UATED ON ROCK CREEK, ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM TIE CITY
FUTURR DAYS.

~ virtue Of adeed Of trust. dated the 23d -
in i, vGaOoer3 AD 1919 and duly recorded G
Recores 40 40. ia bSS folio 2S1 one Of the Land
auction on WEDNESDAY,, April 23d AID. 1879. ar
W Scaock n, at the auction rooms of Walter B.
s Hys q one Robert Besll on the 18th day OF
aPfn: iIy4, lying and being in the county
OF Washington and District aforesaid begin
land calico "FeeWsaip." formerly the property Of
the iats William Dgss, and running thence with
e given line OF said tract revised north sixty. 30
loSJ deerees west one hundred and twenty-five
Last Shift themes With ri 1as said pa ss
north twenty seven CD De grees east one hundred
an i seventy -four Q7D perches to the beginning Of
h can and tnence west north west niue 90 perches
veyed thence north twenty (27) degrees east
tsnliW percnes to the end of said line thence south
y eeo) desrees, east sixteen perches, thence
nine t9 Pefches to the second iue of the part of the
Aforesaid land called " The Second addition TO Haz
ara" and formerly to Charles CARROLL, of "Dud-
dlDgton." then south eight ak 1861 degrees east
called Tie Girls Portion :" then with the said line
sonh twenty eight and half (23LD degrees west
me hui dred and sixty 16O) perch.,, to the b GIN
ared t} perches; thence with stra xht line t3the
hrst beginning, nov laid and al rtv
eight AID one-quarttr $50 acres IF land toeethsr
with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: The amount OF the indebtedness
and expenses OF sale cash: balance in one aud two
years, at fen per cent interest per auuum secured
% oeed OF trust on tie premises sold. $l0O down
on dsy of SAFE All conveyancln1 at purehaser's
cost Terms Of sale to be oOmplied til within sir
sys ter of SALE 9th rwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property, risk and cost Of
JAMES T. OSBORNE, Trustee
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il co Aucts apIf-iOt
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2 II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer,

"a LE OF VALUsB BILE BUSINESS STAND AND
PR1vAIE KESIpENCES ON STREET,
SSEpME IN e FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
On THURSDAY. April 18th. at s o'clock -
I'm. will sell ia front OF the premises. thu E..J
following described property The east hal Nc
81 Lot No 8, In Square No els. the same fronting
- Test on etret north snd running south with
bat dh and parallel to 4th street west 80 feet to-
-tahtr with the improvements, consisting of very
fine three story Brick House. containing II rooms
with all the modern improvements and eleg ant
store FOX III, 26xs0 feet, convenient tVo-story
-: X carrfaae ana feed house attached. Also part
If Lot No i'll square No. 512, fronting % feet on
tt north side Of street thence running due north
ls5 feet. to ~ feet alley in the ar, with the ua-
irovements, consisting Of . well constructed two
story brick house. containing six LARGE rooms, with
al the modem improvements. and . two.story
frane house fronting ON tn. alley in the rear Also
art Of Io, No. 4. in square No 5l2 fronting on the
reefs, containing $50 square fest of ground ana
he improvements consisting of q smali fOur-room
frame hous. This sale offers fine oppor unity
purchase Real Estate is particularly called to the
experienced men that 1t is Of the best busi-
ness places In that section of the city.
Terms very easy, which will be stated at the sale.
ss- POSTPONED TO FRIDAY. April asth, 1879,
sane hour and place BY order OF
apis, 10 %. B. 81. WARNER
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BREWER At Tampico, Ill, Wednesday, April
16. 1879, HATTIE M BREWER, aged seven years and
ten months, daughter OF A. 3. and Amelia Brewer.
formerly Of Washington, d. O.
BEEKMAN. On Thursday evening, April 18th,
1879. Mrs. ALBERTkNE n. BEEKMAN, wife Of O.
BeekmRn.
Her funeral viii take place on Sunday. the 10th
list. from her late Tesieel ~ Myrtle street north
esst, IT O'Clock Friends OF the family are invited
TO attend.
sLOMAN On April 17th 1879, after lingering
illness. BENA c. 6LoMAN, AIRED S3 years, months,
AID Il days. beloved wife of William SlomAn, and
second daughter Of q. and T. Haser, Of washing-
tor. d. G.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
tpectfuliy requested TO atend her funeral from her
late residence No. 2S9 North Eden street, on Sun
day afternoon, 1t o'clock.
TINNEY. On the evening OF April 18th, 1879,
after protracted illness. JOSEPH TINEEY. son al
the late Andrew b. Tlnney, age II years. II month";
Funeral services viii be hsld next Monday, April
2lst, 1879. ct the Israel Q. n. = Chnrchs oosnee
First and b streets southwest. ~ o'cl0Ck p. -.
Friends and acquanfanoes are respectfully invitea
to attend
WALTER. Suddenly. Of paEalytic stroke. JOIN
WALTER, beloved husband OF Minnie Waller. In tho
sixty ninth year OF hn age
Fnneral win take place from his lete residence.
Ills Seventh street northwest, on Sunday, Ct
O'Clock Relatives and friends ere respeotfully IN.
vlted 10 atts M.
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B-Attorney General Pillars, OF Ohio, decides
that the law recently passed by the legislature
OF Ohio, authorizing the appointment OF women
as Dotar1es, is constitutional
FWtthfn three days there have arrived at
Castle Garden, N. Y, 2194 migrants, the
largest number for the same. period In many
years.
eE-The London Daily Ne,cs writes Of "Byrons
Last Word to His Wife" It's q thousand to
one and no takers that he didn't have the LAST
wold-fA lbdag Journal
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U 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

II Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF e HENTY-
FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
land STREETS.
On MONDAY. the 21st day Of April, A. D. -
1879. at O'Clock M, Oh the premises, 1 will q
sell part Of lot IA, square D. being the south 1T
feet inches to 2u foos alley.
Terms: which are easy, made known at sale.
apl5d&ds b q. WARNER, Auctioneer
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0UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

FINE AND IMPORTED BRANDtEs. VINES
WHISTLES and GIN, AT AU 1TiON
ION WEDNESDAY. the Esd of April COM l~
the wine store of George NJ Henault, south III
"a corner 9th and u streets Nv, q very 49,
fire stock of Domestic and Imported Wines and
Liquors, comprising
Imported Sherries, Madeiras,
IN porleI Ports. Brandies,
1mpoI ted GIN, Wnisk, es,
Ciarets. Kline and other Wines, both in wood and
gia>s
This stock is worthy the attention of connoiss surs
soHe of which Was ected by The late J. S Henaul.
white i'll EuiCpe. -
ais DUNOANSON BROS \uctrs
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BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE CITY UF WASHING ION,
SITUATED ON STREET. NEAR NOR n

TATE IN THE CITY DE WASHING ION,
SITUATED ON K STREET. NEAR NOR III
CAPT. Oh Street, BEING No K STREET.
By virtue Ct q deed Of trust, bearing date -
ON the 18Th day Of February. Al 1873, and h.sf
recorded in Liber No 7os, folio 400. ct seq -s.1
one Of the Ian records for WASHINGTON county. in
the District of Columbia and at the request of the
party thereby secured, the subscriber will sell at
public sale, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
the Sta day of May, A d. 1879. at O'Clock M, all
that piece parcel OF ground lying being sit
uated In the city of Washington. in the District
Aforesaid and known and distinguish on the plat
or plan Of said city and being lot numbered two
hundred ard twenty seven t2273 in Gibert's re.
corded sub division OF square numbered six hun
red and seventy Ave t67o together with the build
tnfs and Improvements thereon, which consist OF
proyemepts
Terms Of asle: Onefourth cash, and thu remain
der IN one. two and three after date, with in.
tereet .t the rate Of six per cent per annum to be
secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee all cash
st the option Of the purchaser. A. deposit of one
hundred dollars will be required at tho time of the
esla Al conveyancing st the cost of the purchaser
II terms OF sale are not complied with in five days
from the day Of sale the property will be reeold at
risk and expense of default ing purchaser.
RICHARD WALLACE, Surviving Trustee
sp14m- thkds
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DUsKY LOVE AND DAMAGEs.-Josie Rose. the
marry against M. p. Saunders, man OF more
dusky hue, In the Marine Court, before Judge
McAdam, obtained yesterday verdict for 81 200.
On the trial large number OF letters, prin-
were produced, all OF which, except those
written after the final breach had occurred be-
tween them, breathe most ardent love- In
these letters the defendent calls the plaintiff hs
''sweet rose, the idol OF his life 'sthe source
OF all his joys" and she "who has made life
dear to him." and even after they had parted he
implores her not TO carry out her threat to bnrn
his pictufe.-fN Y. Herald, 18th.
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,,TEIGER LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TAIE, on EW JERSEY AEENUE, BETWEEN
'C' and 'Dn STRkETS SOurH. IMPROVED
BY 1HREE-STORY AND Easements BRICK,

BY 1HREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK,
No. soy
Rs virtue of two deeds of trust dated re- roo
specti,ey FL brusry Dist, 1874. aud February go
745 folio 49, and Llber IT'S. folio .07 of the land
rscor of the District OF Columbia. and at the writ
reed 10 sell =. public .nc'on IL trout Of the prem
l 20. at $50 O'Clock pm. the n nor part OF
for the saIe at the ortheast corner Of said lot aud
running along New Jersey avenue In the southeast
erly direction twenty -One CID feet ak (6) inches
nee b. Ck ninety three (y fe nine (9) inches,
more or less. to pr.yste alley; thence, in north
waite alley, twenty .21 feet si1 (6 inches TO the
northern boundary line of said lot IA; and thence
along laid boundary line Line ty three (9D feet And
nine 90 inches more or less to the place OF begin
together With the improvements. consisfins OF
a three-stOry b,ick house, with basement, being
house No. 500 New Jersey avenue Southeast ana
ap, urtenances thereunto belonging.
Terms of tale: Or third cAsh; balance IN equal
instsmeDts at six twelve and eigh eeD months from
dfy of sale. tor which purchasers notes bearing
seven per centum per annum Interest ana secured
by deed Of trust on the properly sola. WI pH takeA
Adeposit of $500 required It time o. sne IL forms
Of sale not compiled with w1tpin nys DAYS .roiu
day Of sale properly win be reso.d a rlss and cot
OF defautfnR purchaser after thrSe DAYS notice Ia
the hvening Star newspaper. Conveyancins ut
aplOd&ds JOS O. g. KENNEDY. Trustee.