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Trials Of a Fresh TeIcxrn.her

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leges is one that has received more or less COM
ment from nearly every paper in the union.
aid has been unanimously denounced AS dis
Known as .:hazing'' frequently subjects the
freshman" to the most intense physical tor
tuIe, and yet seems to produce the greatest
merr1ment for those who have the victim in
charge. Did 1t ever occur to an operator that
We have ''haZing' among ourselves? Most OF
us have been victims. Although. physically.
the tSa
Is frequently forced to endure is pitiful in the
extreme. He walks into an ONCE FUN OF strange
thing u recommend him but his ability as an
operator, and hts implicit confidence in that
ability for bis only announcement. He hardly
OWL" the INES messenger boy, remarks to
a comrade: "Jimmy, stab de tile on dat
bloat" which, translated, is to call the
which happens to adorn the head of the fresh.
man." This does not have great tendency T.
create feeling OF encouragement In the breast
from the operators do not serve to iighien his
heart to any extent He approaches the man
ayers desk, and after five or ten minutes more
descehds to glance upward, and In tone fun
OF thunder, buntly inquiries :-"Well, sir wbaI
is it?" The FRESHMAN states his business
a ac Ine manager proposes 10 give him trla'.
and told that he is to receive a special" His
Feelings at this Juncture are about the same AS
ohoac Suppoocu to ut experienced by a man who
is about TO be hanged. Nervously grasptny the
pen ne begins TO copy, the persplration Urickles
down his hand, which makes that member adj
here TO the blank, his pen sticks fast the ink is
tne thlckeSt ever encountered. and there is
nothing left for him but to break. CASTING a
guilty glance about him to see If any one is
looking; he reaches for the key and explains to
the sender that he is new man-"please take
IL steady" but this only makes matters worse.
Inc sender begins to '-whoOp 'em up, and as the
colo ch1lls run down his spinal column the
lreShman's" pen tndites characters upon the
oiank resembling the Chinese hierogly phics on
tea Dox. This torture usually occupies about
half an hour, when the welcome ssn M, fails
soothlngly upon his ear. He breathes a sign OF
relief and looks about him. Behind him stand
nall dozen operators, whose gr1nning counte-
nances would convey the impression that they
were about to explode from the effects of some
Thing ludicrous. couple OF messengers In the
crowd also betray the idea that something ub-
usaully amusing has occurred. In a m5ment
light brings to dawn upon the ''freshman"-he
Is the victim OF joke. A glance In another
direction dfscoseS the fact that the most rapid
sender In the Office has been transmitting to
him from the columns OF daily paper, for the
amusement OF the "bOys" II he accepts the
situation as a joke he is initiated but III he be-
comes angered he is still a FRESHMAN. '-[Ops-
TQtOT.
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HOW WOMAN SUFFRAGE WORKS IN KaNsAs-
Hoosier sees I'm Kansas many new and unf.-
ielnar sights but none more interesting than
,iiGt oil the ladies' voting. They have the privi-
lee OF voting in all matters pertaining 70
ScDOolS. AS far as my observation goes tbe
ladies' mere have minds OF their own. They
neither vote for the ''handSomest man. nor fhe
one their husbands tell them TO vote for unless
the Candidate is. In their own opinion. the
pIoIer one Their votes cannot be bought.
ihey are universally On the side OF morality
af1 Temperance; hence the workers in the TEN.
perahce cause are warm advocates OF equal sur.
any drinking or fighting done it is not at fhe
pnIs: Everything is orderly there. notw1th-
standing contrary report circulated by anti
SufiragistS In the eastern states Candid sfes
Keep carriages running for the accommodation
OF tne iacleS out great many walk up and de-
post their votes. AS the result SO far has
peen very satisfactory, even 10 the men. ft will
propaDiy oe but short time until equal SUI.
rage Is granted. The gentlemen show their
gallantry and faith In the ability OF the ladies
oy appointing them TO of1ice. The enrolling
proportion OF the county sup0k1ntendents who.
In every instance, discharge their duties fn q
uanher mat gives universal satisfaction
women are not SO plenty here as in Indiana.
PtfnapS mat Is the reason they are so we'll re-
Specteo and protected. They are scarce enough
TO be precious. In proof OF which we often see
advertisements for wives by some OF the young
men VINO TOOK GreeleyS advice some time ago.
and now have handsome farms and homes OF
onelr own. L noticed In paper a few DAYS
since the offer OF fine horse TO the person VINO
industrious wife. Letter 10 Indianapolis
Herald
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on VEST STREET, GEORGE


TOWN, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, bearing date IA
October 18th, 1876: and duly recorded in Es
Liber 894, folio 133, one Of the land records A:
fer the District Of Columbia, and At the request
TUESDAY. April 9Th. 1879. at O'Clock, on the pre-.
Ipises. the follow5ns described property: Part Of
in said District beginning at the end Of 100 feet
measured eastwardly on south side of West street
from its intersection VITA Montgomery street, and
thence eastwardly by and with the south side OF
West street % feet; thence southwardly and par
ailel with Montgomery street 80 feet to Poplar
street thence westwsrdly By and with Poplar street
% feet thence northwardly and parallel with the
second line 81 feet to West street and place of be.
ginning. improved by a good twostory Brick and
sn all Frame Dwelling
Terms of Rae Onethird cash: balance In six and
twelve mouths, with interest at per cent. per
annum, secured by deed of trust on the property
sold: deposit Of 300 REQUIRED at time Of sale
terms of sale are not complied with in five days the
TRUSTEES reserve the right to resell the same at the
risk ana cost Of fauting purchaser after giving
five days notice in some paper published In the
WILLIAM D. OASsIN, I ,.,.
WILLIAM A. GORDON,5 Afus'0es
mar28-dSds
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IHE MISTAKE OF ENGLISH LANDOWNERS has
Deen supposed that because land had for many
years increased In value this increase is In ac.
coroance with natural and immutable law of
nature, whereas, like every other commodity.
IONS. A tin mine In Cornwall is worthless now.
because Tin can be imported from abroad at a
cheaper rate than 1t can be extracted from q
duceS corn must necessarily become worthless
SO soon as corn can be imported from America
ana sold for less than 1t costs to grow 1t on the
English fleld.-[Truth
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AUCTION SALE:
FUTURE DAYS.
T 7. COLDwELL, Auctioneer.

IL
1RTsJEEs' eALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE. 4es sTREErN W. AND STABLE.
. ~ virtue of deed Of trus., dstei lctoher Ga
T, 1910 end Gully recorded in Liber No 7S6, Hat8
Folio 36s ct seq of the LAM records of the 10
District Of Columbia and at the request Of tbs
hoider OF the note thereby secured, will sell at
putlc au' ton in front Of the premises. TUES
pay, April =, 1879 at o'clock D N, to the highest
tit.er. Lot numbered sixty three 1853, in sub
division as made BIZ commissioners in
C Cha OF square nilrab.rsd five hundred
consisting of neats two-story Brick House, with
bay window, and good etah'e on the rear Of lot.
The .ize of lot ia % feet inches 'front.' by depth
OF la5 f.e to 80 foot alley This is one Of thu best
pieces ct property i'll the city for any desiring
comfortable and convenient hnme. Street cars in
TIE house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash sud the balance in
one, two and three care, with per cent interest
psyabe seni.annual ,. to be secured by deed Of
trust Oh the pr ,perty; all cash, the purchaser
msy-l1efer $lO0 down on the day of sale, and the
terms OF sale to be complied with in seven days
AFTER eal" or the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the rick cost of the defaulting
purchaser COnveyancing and recording at pur-
chase RS cost
BRAINARD H WARNER,l r..
m26eo&ds G.. A. james, 'rustees-
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A CONSEQUENTIAL CLERK SET Backbone OF
the fashionable hotels of Boston recently had a
clerk whose consequential airs with some of the
guests and his familiarity with others became 8
source OF annoyance. The freezing reserve dis
such men as Charles Francis Adams and Robert
c. Winthrop registered their names, and 1t was
his habit to address them as Charles and Robert.
Finally he was discharged, and brought suit TO
recover his wages for the unexpired portion OF
the year for which he had been engaged: The
detailed opinion on the enormity OF addressing
gentlemen by their first names, pronouncinS
the custom, unless warranted by intimacy, q
positive insult.
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

TRGSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET
STREETS WEST
By virtue of a decretal order of the Supreme zA&
Court of the District of Columbia passed. In ~
Equity cause No 2,709. shall sell ut public -
auction. In front OF the premises on FRIDAY. the
bered twenty (29) and thirty I3o IN Kibbey's
seve, ty ore SID in the city OF Washington b. 6.
Tern OF sale One-thiri cash: the balance III
morths from the day of sale the deferred payments
to be secured by the notes If the purca er bearing
to the satisfacton OF the trustees deposit of $50
on each lot will be required at the time of sale. All
conveyancing ut purchast RS cost. Ii the of
sale are not compiled with in seven days from the
day Of sale. the trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultinY
purchaser, after five days. public notice
N. WILSON, G35 F st. NV. r,..
C. 1N0LE Webster Law Bnidng} Aius'eos
MARIA. DIS wash Law Reporter
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A DIsGUsTED FEMALE MoRMoN.-Anna Mil.
iet, Danish woman, aged SO years, and her
daughter, aged II, are In Castle Garden en-
deavoring to make their way to Copenhagen.
The old lady says that she has lived % years in
ltah. Ten years after her arrival In this coun-
herself and resided with him In the 18th ward
OF Salt Lake City. He had several wives. He
dled and left her destitute. She made her way
1ty OF railroad men and private individuals
Several Danes residing here have interested
themselves In the pair, and s25 OF the 500 re-
CURED mas been collected to pay their passage
hOme.-IN. i. Times. March 2S.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

VI, d''S, e. "AOtAMAN, zeal estate AuCftODseS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE gst,g
STORE AND DWELLING on TIE NORTH
h, REETS NORTHWEST.
~ -, 40 OF deed Of trust. bearing date -
ths gs:b of June, 1875. and recorded in 60
1sf s". r. ~, folio 800. one of the land re I'LL
a =, ~, -; -ict o; ,lolumha the undersigned
TrGes viii Ep' he ag s.tS on AIN in front q TIE
en- NON al Of Lot s et 81 IN Brsns
recorded eubdivision OF 'anare four hundred and
twen.y 600, with the irr,,. "ovements This sale
Offers fine Opportunity FIR IL 'estment In an i'm
proving part of Lha city.
Terms of sala: One-fourth of yur. hase money fD
cash the residne ii four equal IN ta!h. tents at SIX
twelve. els hteen and twen' flour months for which
the purchaser is to give hs pronssory noes hea ing
date the day Of sale and bearing interest tbs
Of six per cent said notes to be secured to the salts
faction Of the Trustees the pro oerty sold sl
cash. at option Of purchaser IF terms of sale
not complied with in seven days, the Trustees
reserve rgh: to resell at risk and cost Of defautna
purchaser. upon giving snch notice as they may
accepted. GEO F.; APpLEsY.
W. EDMONSTON, 7 Trustees.
Office, 40 9th street}
THOS e. WA6GAMAN. Auct nnar13-d&ds
IFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
MONDAY. March 31st same hour and place, by Or
der of Trustees. GEO F. APPLEBY, ! T-rs....
mar26 w E. EDMONSTON,5 ATus'oes.
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p 81. WARNER Real Estate Auctioneer
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE (pE
REWPTGRY) OF IMPROVED AND UNIM

PROVED PROPERTY
The subscriber under last will and tesla -
meDt Of Mary Anne Kerr. WILL ON THURS fAE
DAY. April Sd. 1879, at ~ o'clock pm offer -.
1t put sale the two three brick stores and
Dwellings adjoining, Nos 9l8 and 800 Pennsylv Ania
avenue northwest.
Also. at O'Clock on same day vacant lot on e
sire ct north est between Goth and Dist, being lot
width Of z7 feet by depth Of 1861 feet.
Also, NJ 6 o'c.ock on san day vacant lots num-
bered 81 and % OF subdivision OF lot numbered 5
in square numbered 847
Terms OF sale One-th,rd cash balance In ,hree
at six cent interest per annum secured by trust
on property sod or all cash at option of purchaser
All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost. Right re-
servsd to resell after days advertisement at
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser il terR2s are
not COMPLIED with
Until above sale the property will be held for pr
yafe sale by Randall Hagner, corner Louisiana ave-
Iue and 9th street NV
ALEXANDER RANDALL,
Executor and Trustee Of Mary Anne Kerr, de-
CT ased. nlar29 81 ,ap1,2
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| TOTO GREAT TOTO


TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
corner q sixth aud 3 streets. IS follows:
Fit.s6urs 70 gincinpsti: >. isais saS Shioaso;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For AMID is Bno hiassTs
Nsn;o Sh od sa hss. Oar. nj E1. !. Il,
For Ssx YS5, End ne Pa. 80 and 1o,s
For ssestSR TX ~ p through trains connect =.
double tsrrase and journey ' sCsoss '1 New
For Phi!.ds. hi.. 80. 80. ana DIS p r. daily
d.i!yi s1sspt sunday 10 10 MI 30. 50. 10
'I daily sGg except sH sunds s; ~ ~ 40" p H.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
M WAY -. APP ~ pA ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For As1sndrsss s. 9. 10, Il am. 1ls 8. Lao. s
S:9e and II :s0p'm- On Sunday st am. and
For Rchmond and the South. 80 Am. and s 30 p.
To- te Il sm: 3D. SIS sna Il In On
Sunday st and 10 S 70. and q: rs gm;
east Corner q Thirtssnt6 street and Psnnsyy snis
Be- left for checSinx Of baggage 70 dsssnstion from
rRAak
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V1cK's
FLORAL 8UIDBs

q BEAUTIFUL work of 100 Pages, One Colofed
Flower Plate, and 400 Illustrations with
descriptions of the best flowers and vegetables and
how TO grow them AL for FIVE GENT STAAP. In
English or German
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, l70
Page, Biz COlored Plates, and many hundred En-
gravtngAL For so cents In paper covers; Sl00 in
0eeAnt cloth. La German or English
YICKB ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MA0A-
1EHS2 Pages. Colored Plate In every number
md many fine EngrsvinaA Price 0l26 . year
1.-Two Copies for $500.
VICKS SEEDS are the best In the world Send
FIVE CENT STAMP for FLORAL GUIDE, containing
List and Prices, and plenty Of information Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester. n 7.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMO HE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North, Northwest, West

PALTiMO RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National .c..te and Short Line to the
North tn, N sa,.1Sys, West
To take effect Sunday, Nov. II. 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
Express. EIhcots City On Sunday to BatimSre
t SnS Stop at shlpsys da r annapolis Snc
$50 8. m--Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way (Pisd.
mont strashurg. Winchester. Haserstown. and Way
II 20 a. m.-Baltimore and Laurel Express.
and Wsg ssaton
81 $40 .. pmNsx YORK, Philadephis. Boston and
Stops a sl !g msG YORK and
rs SO m5st Louis. Louisville. Chicago. Column
an ear to s dsg OR araf
0h Annapolis
ooeee 5ans
ton. Jessup's and Hanover:
ii so p.@n;.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
q :s5 pm on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p.m.-Bslttmore, Blsdensburs and Laurel
Express Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
z:s5 P.m-Potnt Of Rocks, Frederick. Hssers
Poirt Of Rocks and Way ststions only.
lions.
Expresses Ellicott City. Norfolk except Sunday
Norfolk Passengers taken in the Cars direct to Boat
at Canton. Stop at Biadensburg and Laurel.
f6 80 p.m.-Baltimofe and Way Stations.
IL 80 pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express
SLeepip1 Cars to Chicago.
fS 10 pm.-Basimore EXpreeA
900 p.nl.-Point of ROCKS and Way StStionG
to 50 p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburg Express Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
77aGn Cars.
more Express Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Steering Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
Car 10 Philadelphia.
(t)Daily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. Ali trains stop at Relay Station.
pot. corner Of New Jersey avenue and street, 6l9
~. S 1Tso pean a aSeaue wra aae
cts can be procured and orders taken for baggage
10 be checked 6nd received at any point In the city
W. III CLEMENTS, Master Transportation
l. M COLE, General Ticket Agent
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers,
u Corner 9th and d streets northwest
mar25 DUNOANrON BROS. Anc
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionees.

CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE LAW LIBRARY
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN 0gyEn.
ING, April list and I'd, commencin2 at 30k 4f4/
O'Clock, at my salesrooms, shall SELL yery@x
fine Law Library. This sale presents q fine oppor
tun1ty to secure good standard works
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING.
pxr25d Aucti0neez
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u 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
SAFE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND
PRIVATE RFSIDENCtS ON STREET
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS

HEdMhEN EOuHIH AND FIFTH STREETS
On THURSDAY. April 18th. at 5 O'Clock -
I'm. will sell. in front Vt the premises, the f.
following described property. east ha 4 4::3
OF Lot No. f. in Square No. 6l3. the same fronting
80 feet on street north aud running south with
hat width snd rarsle to 4th street west 81 feet
gether with the improvements consisting OF very
fine thrse;stoIy Brick House containing y rooms.
store room, 20x40 feet, convenient twostory
brick carriage and feed house attached. Also part
of Lot No s. in square No. 512 fronting % feet ON
tie 9orh side Of street thence running dae north
provemeDts, consisting Of a well constructed two
story ur ok house containing six large with
all the modern improvements, and . two-story
frame house fronting On the alley in the rear Also
so feet alley between 4th and 5th and and D
streets, containing 1.450 square feet Of
ground and the improvements. consisting of
small four.roem frame house. This sa,e offers a
fine opportunity for investment and the attention
of those string to purchase Real Estate is partcu
larry called 70 the store and dwelling the corne-
of 4th and n. experiencsd men say that it is
Of the best business places in that section of the
city.
Terms very easy, which will he stated at the
sale B. II. WARNER,
INTERCHANGEABLE AuctlOnper
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COSTLY PUPs.-The last Inman steamer
brought to America the famous POINTERS
Faust" and "Lassie," recently purchased In
England by the ST. Louis Kennel Club. The
price paid for the first named was 81 800, but
by Fausts bench and field performances ana
by the esteem In which he is held by the Eng
lSh DreederS.-lSt. louis Globe Denaocrat
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EMAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERe
II OF BONDS OF TH1 NORTHERN Pa

oo@ee Of the Court. the time In which BondholcerS
should b allowed to participate In the benefits of
he Plan. BY the conversion Of Bonds into Preferred
eeocA. Mas left 70 the discretion Of the Purchasing
1fnce this right was given, and more than nine
lenthe Of the Bondholdery having converted their
Bonds, the Committee, desirous Of closing their -
bors hereby give notice that the right Of convertns
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock Vtu terninats
On the SOth day of June, 1879.
Circulars giving information how tho conversion
= made can be had at the ofaoe Of the Northern Pa
ofAc b b Co., No. - Fifth avenue, New York
The original stock Will be EXCHANGED for Gtocl
under the Plan up to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dec 10, 1878 Chairman PurchAsinR Committees
iaul.1aV0m
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YOUNG h MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
III
TRUsTRfs' SALE IN FEE SIMPLE OF Z

TRUsTEES SALE IN FEE SIMPLE or THE
VALUABLE FOUR-STOKY BRICK DWELL
ING, No. 1903 N STREET NORTHWEST.
~ By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January IL
folio S42 ct seq, one Of the land records for 2s
secured thereby. we will sell at public auction in
front of premises, on TUESDAY, April 8th, 1879, at
estate, situate in the city Of washington, District
of Columbia, to wit All that certain piece par
Roach's subdivision Of original lots numbered
bsred two hundred and eighty (2sO) said lot beirg
improved by fourstory pressed brick front dwell
ing house
Terms of sale: One-third cash. and the balance at
one % AND two ca years. with interest at eight 81
Of trust on the property sold Or az cash At the op
quired of the purchaser at the time Of SALE All con-
veyancng at the cost of the purchaser If the terms
of sale be not complied with in ten days from day Of
SALE the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
chaser, after five days advertisement.
j. 5N 6RE 4; 4 Gkh HEAhb,,j Trustees.
maT25-eotdbs
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man of that city, who is q liberal Christian in
his religious convictions, after reading the ex-
planatory letter OF Archbishop Purcell, sent
that prelate his check; amount not ascertained
"a Edward Tracey, a fireman on the steam.
ship Alsatta, at New York was stabbed and
killed early yesterday morning by Jane Tobln,
Shfpmate, during drunken quarrel
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T 7. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
-. No oU6 street north invest.
.REsIEE,s SALE OF WHOLE OF SOUARI
No &c RAGNGEn RY NJ ARYI.ANIi AVE-

NO. 9se BOHNHED BY NJ 4RYLAND AVG
NUE. AND NINTH TENTH AND STREE rs
EthI IL Asst
Py vrtue OF = died of trust. dated January -
10th. a 1873 to A sheerrman. duly ,esT
land rectr for the District Of Columbia, and at
,he request of the holder of the note secured
Their by, and of order Of the Iprt Court of the
blstric. o. Columbia. dated March 20, 1873
nss ed in the cause of Lerch's vs Davis ct al No
67O5. Equity Docket -, substituting the nnder
signed trustee shall eel at public auction in
front of ,he premises, on FRIDAY, April IL, 1879
at :3l o'cock p m. all that piece parcel of
ernu d situate in the city of Washington District
OF CouInbia, known as square numbered nine hun-
Grsd AID thiitysiX $780, containing 6877y square
feet.
80 This square offers an extra ordinary oppor-
snity for paying investment to contractors as 1t
con tains large quantities of gravel and building
sand
Terms: Onefourth in cash and the balance in
one, two and three years. With interest at six
cent rer snEum, pay able semi ally, secured by
deed of trust on the property sold, all cash. at
option of the purchaser. $3.50 required a deposit
at the time of SALE and all convey ancing and record
ing at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
IL seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the rik aud cost of
the defaultins purchaser, after ve days. advertise
ment.
mar51 -eots EDWIN P. GOODWIN, Trustee.