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Millions Of Pigeons.

To-day, November 7th," says New Albany,
Ind, dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette, "a party
pigeon roost, in Scott county, where it is said,
acres OF timber are covered nightly with wild
pigeons. For the past Seventy-five years this
noted locality has been roosting place for
pigeons, and millions Of these birds cOngregate
there nightly during the seasons OF their visits
to this section Of the country. They fly away
OF mornings to their feeding places in
Kentucky, distant from the roost in many in
stances from one hundred to three hundred
miles, returning again at night, the arri-
walls often continuing up to midnight The
timber of thousands Of acres covered by this
roost is broken down badly, large limbs being
snapped off like reeds by the accumulated weight
OF the birds upon them: throughout the en-
ing OF limbs, the hum and furry and drumming
of wings, the explosion Of firearms and the con-
fusion and bedlamic thraShing sounds caused by
people beating the birds from the trees with
long poles. Thousands of pigeons are killed
nightly, but all this slaughter seems to make no
diminution In the vast f1Ocks that cOngregate at
historic ground It was in this neighborhood
that the most barbarOuS slaughter that dark
ened the pioneer days Of Southern Indiana oc-
CURED. In September, 1872, party of thirty
Potawattomie Indians made an invasion into this
section Of the state. In the Pigeon RoOSt neigh
borhood was settlement with a total popula-
ton of thirty souls. The Indians attacked this
settlement, killing and scalping Jwenty-four Of
the thirty settlers, most Of them women and
children, and then burning the bodies of their
victims in the cabins which they fired Mrs.
Beadle and her two children, and three members
of family named Collins, were all that escaped.
Mrs. Beadle carried the news to the settlers in
Clark county, and next day large company of
the militia started in pursuit of the savages,
coming up with them just as they had reached
the north bank OF the Muscatitac river in their
canoes. The river was at high flood and the
pursuers, having no boats, We're compelled to
give I'D the pursuit. This was the last fncurSion
OF Indians made into southwestern Indiana In
the local history of the state this savage slaugh-
ter has ever since been designated as the Pigeon
ROoSt Massacre.
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Hawkeye Hits.

Women, the shorter your street dress, the
bigger it makes your feet look.
-"Man wants but little here below" Yes,
and by st. George. he generally gets 1t, too.
-Yakoob Khan says he feels as though he
had just run for governor Of Iowa on the demo-
cratic ticket
-" Shakespeare" says writer, "never re-
peated." Then Shakespeare never voted at a
New York city election.
-Theater actors and members OF concert
companies will be grieved to learn that the pea
nut crop this year Is unprecedently large.
= The mosquitoes have about decided not to
go into winter quarters before the first OF JAN
uary, if this kind of fall weather holds on.
-"Life is full of golden opportunities" re-
marks a philosopher. 1t is, it is; but they
aren't worth their face when you try to cash
them.
- one of the mysteries in the world of infant
life is how it is that baby who has to be lifted
up a two-inch step in the sidewalk, and must be
carried across crack in the planks no wider
than your hand, can alone, unseen, and unas-
sisted climb into crib two feet high.
- Nothing so deeply impresses a young man
with the understandable and tyrannical assump-
ton of parental authority, than. just as he is
making up to his girl at the church sociable to
ask III he may go home with her, to hear her old
father snarl from the hall, "Come long Eme-
linep
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Young 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,

AssIGNEES sAkE At IP1RdG Of
HE s1E r G Ply afFT s.
\; Young ct TX, Peter 4: Hin ct *, and J. E.A.
comprising 81 the firm Of Young Hin bearing date
iiber No s4s, folios 1858, s6i s64 ss7 respeetvely
the 16 g VII offer at public sale
OF NOVEMBER, 4. B. 1879, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ. ali
sd IN Ss Eo Of an
se f eR and ana
go q lot Eighteen
dsl, containing thirty, 100 lss So 100 acres
He s1 +
tanning seventy seven I4io0 IL i4-foo acres, and
commonly known as TPper Giesboro together with
aaS s be
Immediately after the sale Of the above described
coy snd 81
Of q Lower Giesboro" and containing one hundred
Also. al those certain pieces or tracts of land ad
Of Lower Giesboro, !" beginning at the intersec-
on Sf the ass
Of the east Alexandria branch Of the B. L o: rail-
and % sa T IL ns Of sd r
evenly two CID W. thirty elghtfO C3S 40lOOl
Ierches; thence to center of ditch N. forty
one and half 411O w. fifteen -Q5) perches;
thence with said ditch N. fifty and
three quarters $500 E. five 48-10O Is $4,000
yerches; thence to the dividing line aforesaid, be-
tween Upper and Lower Giesboro N. tifty-two (52),
E. thirty 49, 100 go 49, 100 perches thence with
said dividing line s. fifty 50, E. twenty six So 100
(26 52-1OO) perches, to the place of beginning
cording to B. D. Carpenters survey, dated August
3d. 1876, containing five 16-1OO Is $4,000 acres,
more or less, together with the improvements.
AND AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE we Will sell the
following personal property, to witt Mule, Farm
Wagons, Carts, Carriage, Sleigh, lot Of Stable
Implements, lot of Brick Yard Barrows, Tubs,
Benches and Tools, lot of Lumber and Posts, lot
of Bricks (both burned and unburned), large
Pump for feeding boiler, lot of Shafting Pullies,
Cogwheels &C., lot of Swings and Brushes, large
Pavilion, lot Of Timber and Piles composing wharf,
&C., &c.
Terms of sale of Real Estate: One fourth cash !:
balance in equal payments at one, two and three
years from day of sale, for which notes will be re-
quired of the purchaser purchasers, with inter-
est at six per centum, secured by deed Of trust
the premises sold; all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. If the terms are not complied with in
ten days the property will be resold at the risk and
cost Of the defau1ting purchaser. deposit of BOO
on each piece will be required at the time Of sale.
All conveyancing at the purchasers cost. Terms
Of sale Of personal property: Cash down at time of
sale. The property to be removed from the prem
ises within ten days from day Of sale.
nor4.sosa.s %$ ! shaks5s Ass'snsss
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A COURT THREATENED BY JUDGE LYNCH.-In
Elliott county, KY, the regulators are moving,
and have sent the following notice to the judge
of the circuit court:
To the Court nOlc in Session:
Behold. we come again, not with fire and
blood in our tracks, but we come to TINS court
as suppliants at the throne of mercy, begging
and pleading that they will not continue any OF
the cases Of felony on the docket OF a That may
nicalities, but give them what the law provides,
VIZ: speedy trial Bear this In mind; the coun,
try. Justice and God demand 1t, and we, as
band Of over 1900 in three counties, say that we
viii give it to them In three days aIter tn Us
court ad1ourns If you don't. We don't want 10
threaten this court, or any part OF IL, because
they are perfectly safe as far as we are con
cerned; but we want thieves, robbers, house
burners. men who slay their wives and are
handy with pistols, to distinctly understand
that we mean business. We don't like this; 1t
is no pleasure to us, but stern and hard duty
that We can perform If necessary; and all such
men Aforesaid had better be tried here, for, If
we have to call special term of our court, woe
unto you, for death Is your portion, and re-
member the walnut. So govern yourselves ac-
cOrdingly. JUDGE LYNCH.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA


National Route and Short Line to the
North, Northwest, West,
To take effect Sunday. November 9th, 1879, at 20
sos a.m-tNew York, sPhiladeIphia and Boston
Efe City sdys s9 9nDc
Bpeak ssu It Relay Station. A us' m '
mont, strasbsrg, Winchester, Hagerstown' Frede-
$40 a: m.-Roint q Rocks, Piedmont strasburg.
Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New York and
SIS sm.~tst. Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
sy except soPdn TFS SaR car aF,s
. 90 a1m.@sosni sunday onlyHBatimore, Annapo-
10 :O9 al .-Baltimore Express. Stops at Badens-
burg, College, Beltsyile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
u 10 p m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, EIicott City
i so P. m;aNew York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel.
sanaa SapRS staeSs and Way
4:30 p. M.-Baltimore. Badensburg and Laurel
Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 z. m.--tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
Point Point Of koeEs and w Way rs Stations only -
4 40 p.m.-tBaltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sum
day Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops ut Bladensburg and Laurel.
$50 p. m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
ead S RxF sasss Emooss
SIS D. m..tCHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PITTSBURGH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago.
pittsburgh except Snnday22 p1u .np,p u,.
Asb tS Br mthEM Exr hSk sseP. !
inS % New
II 90 p: mist. Louis and Cincinnati Express
! tDaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Al trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
snd ONO Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
603 6l9 and 1895 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
VIII be taken for to be checked and received
Ut any point IN the city,. w. NJ. CLEMENTS.
I. NJ. COLE, General NcSst AZ Aren't. 's@1oA'
GEO. 8. KoONTzs General Agent. myl7
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ROBERT 0. HOFFMAN T-nstee
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, trustees
D b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TREsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PR3yER REAL I EsrATE on FIRST NI STREET T
ON e At THE CORNER OF SECOND
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SOUTH
WEsT AMP PIN N Alley BE WEN mo North
dated the 24th day Of March, A: D. 1873 and E"ff
duly recorded in Liber 912, folio 81, of the HlA.
land records of the District of Columbia, and by
direction of the holder of the note thereby secured
the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1879, at I
O'CLOCK P. M, the interest of George Lautner ct
ux in the following real estate situate at the north
west corner of I'd and streets northwest, in the
being described as follows, to wit: Parts Of
bred and sixty -four (564 fronting fifty 600 feet
street and running back sixty 600 feet; and if
said parts OF lots do not bring hqudate said
indebtedness and the costs of SALE the undersigned
as Trustee, will offer for sale, on the SAME DAY,
AT 1870 P. NJ, the interest of George Lautner eft
TX, in SO much of the following real estate may
be sufficient therefore Lots twenty eight (28 sixty
(6) and sixty-eight (6S). in subdivision Of
P. NJ OF THE SAME DAY, the east part Of lot ten 0),
In square five hundred and eighty $500, being the
east thrty-fye $50 feet six and two thirds (625)
inches on south street by the depth of said lot.
nstallmens at six and twelve months, for which the
notes of the purchaser bearing six per cent inter-
est from day of SALE secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold, will be TAKEN deposit of $50
Recording and conveyancng at the cost of the pur-
chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with
in five days from day of sale, the trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchasers.
EDWARD G. DARLINGTON. JR., Trustee.
nOyl -eOSds
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V1lHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE 5O7, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, IN THE DISTRICT
OF GOTTMBTA

By virtue of deed Of trust, dated 26th April, -
1873, and duly recesded in Lber ST. at pages E
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned will sell
premises, on MONDAY, THE 18th OF NOVEMBER,
1879 AT o,oLook r:M al 6! Of 81. square numbered
ington, in said District, with the improvements,
rights, and appurtenansces te the same belonging
money In cash. and the residue thereof in three CO
equal payments at six twelve and eighteen months
chaser, secured by deed Of trust upon the premi-
SEES sold, viii be taken. II compliance be not had
day of sale resale may be had at the risk and cost
OF the efaultng purchaser, after five (5) days pub
lie notice. AL cOnveyancang and recording OF deeds
- noyS.dts CHHRLEs M. MATTHEW'S. Trustee.
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DIED..

ELLIOT. On Monday, November 10th, 1879 |,
Of the late Dr.. w. p Mcconnell, aged thirty -eight
years. ,.o, ,,,.,
northwest Wednesday, November IL, at O'Clock p.
IN.
consumption, NEAL B. GREENE, in the twenty
sixth year of his age.
Funeral viii take place from residence Of J. 3.
Stubbs, No. IL I'd street g., at O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon.
HIBBS On November 10, 1879. at O'Clock p.
M, CHARLES HIBBs, aged seventy SIX yes er,s.
Funeral from his late residence, - 1880 ~
sets avenue northwest, Wednesday, NoVenoe1 -
at O'clock pm.
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A BRIDEGROOM COMMITS SUICIDE.-AlfredC Cary,
young insurance agent, committed suicide at
Friday, by shooting himself He was to have
been married at pm. to Miss Eta Hudson
Ward, whose grief is terrible and probably fatal.
She was thrown into commissions by the news
and has remained In that state. In the parlor
of her residence are large number of presents
which were to have been displayed at her we'd
tween life and death, and anxiously watched by
her family and physicians, lies the girl who was
to have been a bride. Young Cary was, on tne
hannV
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MRS. SMITH WILL Nor TURN STATES EVIDENCE.
Mis-. Jennie r. Smith, speaking OF the rumor
the state against Covert D. Bennett, said yester-
day: 81 have already told all know about my
husbands murder l have nothing to add to it.
Iwould rather have been hanged than compelled
to appear again in court. II am convicted,
and the worst should happen, | may have q
statement to make on the SCaffOld-a statement
that will shed light ON this case and open peo-
pies eyes. l will not make 1t before then, be-
cause do not wish people to think that made
IL to save my life" Prosecutor McGill said yes
teIday that he knew nothing of any intimatiOn
from Mrs. Smith that she would testify against
Bennett Mr.. Collins one OF Mrs. Smiths coun-
sci, said that, so far as he knows, the rumor is
without foundation.
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ID H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSES ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS WEST, NUMBERED 1907 AND
1909 L STREET.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the third -
day of November, A. D. 1876. and duly re. 1";
eDldsd in Lbsr sss fo9 70 ct q
At the request in writing 9f the party snt
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, TIE 19Ta r. Day H OF
oCLocK he described 1 Feal E y IT,
lumbia to Wit Part Of Lot Numbered two SO IN
dS), beginning for the same at point on street
said lot two (2; thence running north seventy-hy
(T5) feet thence east one ~ foot; thence north
TWENTY-FIVE (25) feet thence west thirty three C3O
feet thence south hundred 10O) feet to street.
and thence east thirty two (S2 to the point OF be-
TERMS Of sale:. One fourth cash; the balance in
three equal instruments in two and three years
respectively, with interest at six per cent deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. All conveyancing at the cost OF pur
chaser. II terms Of sale be not complied with In
seven days from date Of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right 10 resell said property ct the r1sk ana cost
Of defaulting purchaser. The houses Will Do Of
fered separately nor.ur
novs. l2.l5.l7.lS Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
A FINE CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER I4rH, 1879,
AT 10 O'CLOCK. in front of my Auction Rooms, I
several Slate Mantels, of handsome designs.
Large stock Sash, glazed and unglazed.
Large stock Blinds and Frames, all of the best ma
teTi aI, and s. regular 1ns,s sizs sS,t.sre
This il large stock and well worthy the att en-
Terms cash.
nov11 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
FOLEY. Auctioneer. sll It'll St. NV.
win sell, a. my auction rooms, 81 7.hM
lot Of ana
niture, consisting Of Bedroom Sets, Parlor Sets.
and Wood Seat Chairs. Mating. Pillows. Carpets
Hatracks, Extension Tables, and q quantity Of
want Of the above named goods would DO we'll by at
tending this sale as every article will be sold to the
no~11-st FOLEY sl 4g st ST. s.r.
CH4AANSICIE5kY SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
RH AE BRITISH fS HISisH HHE fSS
STREET TKEETs sSse oKHTEESf JEFFERSON AND
Of By Ins ns Of of the Court
S4th day Of peeember eas.ea e. Gau ias
No By # the parties il
DEcEMBER NEXT. ~ O'CLOCK T. N. SHARP, on the
premises, and continuing at the same time and
ton. an those lots parcels Of land known and dis
as Lots numbered three 81 to twenty. seven lS1,
m b g. to sn6
subdivision Of Square numbered one hundred and
in Thfh foo in the is
Of the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia. The
az he e
Of either OF the Trustees on application to them at
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
in cash and the residue, in equal instruments, pay
cured by deed Of trust to the satisfaction Of the
until the whole Of the purchase money may be paid
in cash At the option Of the purchaser deposit Of
aud recording at the cost Of the purchaser II the
day Of IN
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
ass a a1a han
G. a. JAMES, Bank of Washington
II. cR1TTENSBB 5 Atty sst Law, Trustees
B. H. WARNER, Auct., GIG F st. NV nov11-d
VNRUsIEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
Il TATE ON FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY , virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on "a
sefdea AMONG he 5and record Of the PistTict i u
w.t. OF me SaF q the iqs psa
auction in front of the premises, Lot numbered
twenty sevep CID, and the south hve feet front
5th street by the depth of the lot of lot numbered
twenty-si t26), in square numbered four hundred
ments thereon.
Terms of sale So, O6O with interest at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum, from October Goth, 1878,
and expenses of sale in cash balance at six and
twelve months, for which notes of the purchaser,
being interest, and secured by deed of trust the
property sold will be taken. A deposit of 300 re-
quired at the time of sale.
f fi e. jE hHRt& MILLER, Trustees.
B. II. WARNER, Auct. nov5-eo
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sing, of Lansingburg, considerable of hunter,
and loses no chance of securing bit of game
to add a relish to his dinner. Yesterday morn
ing, as his custom, he was walking along the
bank Of the river near his residence, and reached
rocky bluff known as the Point of Rocks"
opposite the residence OF Stevelette Mccoy,
when, on looking down on the river below him,
he espied a fine large flock Of wild ducks play
ing in the water, and within easy range. The
wary hunter did not spoil his chance with I'M
due haste but worked around into the most
favorable position, and then " let drive" into the
flock. There was no time to reload as the birds
that were not mOrtaly wounded took flight.
Mr. Lansing secured boat and went out for
had fallen victims to that one shot-(Troy Press,
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THE DRoUTH.-The unprecedented dry and
mild weather has caused wells In Petersburg,
Va, to dry up, and for want Of proper water
power the mills in adjacent counties have been
compelled to cease operations In some instances
dstanc a Of fpr uS or or H niles TO hrad
stuffs for their families and have their grain
ground. Recently some of the railroad compa-
MES have been supplying tanks at different sta
lions on the railroad with water pumped from
the river -. Nearly all the springs and wells
In some parts of Hartford county Md, have gone
dry. Many farmers have been hauling water
for household purposes for more than month
and drive their stock long distances to water.
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BISMARCK'S LITTLE DoDGES.-An amusing an
ecdote, of which Prince de Bismarck and Lord
Odo Russell are the heroes, IS published In the
Vienna Ne,tP Ftefe PreSSe. one day. when the
English ambassador was calling on the Chan
the numerous and annoying visits the latter
had to undergo, owing to his high position.
'How do you manage TO get out of them3"
asked Lord Odo. "Oh, l have several little
lodges, replied the Chancellor with smile.
. For instance, have arranged with my wife to
enter the room and request my presence else
where on some preteXt or another, whereupon,
OF course. my visitor has TO leave" Hardly were
the words out of his mouth, when Princess de
Bismarck opened the door and told her husband
not to forget that the hour for taking his medi-
cine had arrived. The effect of this announce
ment on the Prince and his visitor may be i'm
agined, but Lord Odo Russell took the incident
in good part, and after exchanging laugh and
a cordial shake hands with the Chancellor, took
the hint and his departure.
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MARRIED.

CROUCH-OCHES On the 9th of November.
1879 by the Rev DR. Isaac Cole of the Fourth street
BAPTIST church, EDWIN d. Crouch, Of Baltimore. 70
Miss MoLLIE NJ. OCHEs, OF this CITY,
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TlHOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers,
Il 1923 F street northwest

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARE lis, SITUATED IMME-
DIATELY WEST OF THE RESIDENCE OF
THE BRITISH EMBASSY.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NovEM- s93
Der IL, AT O'CLOCK, on the premises, we ST1Y
ehall sell number of choice Building Lots, -
New Hampshire avenue, Sunderland Place and P
street circle, being portions of square No. lis, un
sold at the sale of last April.
he superior character of the improvements now
in process of completion on lots heretofore sold in
residences going up in the immediate vicinity, rem
ders this an unusually attractive sale:
Title perfect. An abstract of same by NJ. Ashford,
esq.,, may be seen on application.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months with interest at seven per cent. pay
able semi annually; deferred payments secured by
deed of trust on property sold. A deposit OF $50
JOHN BULL, Attorney for Owner,
nov1 -d&ds Room 49, Corcoran Building.
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GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY


IN GEORGETOWN, d. c..
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court "a
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in cause f:R
No. 6, 437, Equity doc. 10, and pursuant to sN"A
the authority conferred by certain deed of trust
recorded in ber No: 1877, at folio A. ct seq, of the
land records for the District of Columbia, the
dersigned, as trustees, substituted by said decree
in the place of the trustee named in said deed OF
trust, will sell, on Tuesday THE 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1879, AT 80 O'CLOCK P M, in
front of the premises at public auction the follow
ing described real estate situate in Georgetown in
the District of Columbia to wit Part of lot 49, in Ho
mead's addition to Georgetown, beginning for the
90 inches west of the northeast corner Of said lot
Dumbarton street thirteen 3) feet four a. inches
thence south four 20 feet and nine 90 inches
thence east thirteen Q3) feet and four a. inches
and thence north forty four (44 feet and 90 nine
inches to the place of beginning, together with all
the improvements, &c.
Terms of SALE prescribed by said deed of trust
The amount of Indebtedness unpaid, with the ex-
pense of sale in cash and the balance at SIX twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
viii be taken; deposit Of 300. viii be re re-
quired of the purchaser at the time OF sale,
chaser, T. A. LAMBERT,l Trustaas
nOv6-eO j. NJ. YZNAGA, J ~