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Musical Alarm Clocks and JeyelTy besides immense
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favor which every woman boy girl easily do.
No money required. All the elegant and costly articles
% be given away are fully DESCRIBED and Illustrated
by engrayfnCs, in a book entitled 1.-The Golden
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THE HOUSEHOLD ENCYCLOPEDIA
A Hand Book Of General Information Price $3.50.
Agents this Book sells readily than any other
Apply for agency and circulars at Once.
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AGENTS READ THIS.

We will pay Agents Salary Of 800 per month and
6nSeS allow large commission To sell our new
wonderful inventions. l0hdt say. sam
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In the worlds broad field of battle.
In the b1vouac OF life,
Be not like dumb, driven cattle.
BE martyr-taRe wife.-IOd City Der

D-Great preparations are making at st,
Thomas for the reception OF Prince Waldemar
Of Denmark.
Es secretary EyaTts daughters marriage to
MI: PERKINS, pr Boston, viii not take place TILL
after the holidays, it is said.
q Miss Thompson, the artistic prodigy OF
Englahd, is, az the request or Queen Victoria,
preparing 10 qeplct on canvas the herfOc act OF
Col. Coghlu ano Lieut.. Melville In saving the
British colorsI-a thrilling incident IA the Zulu
war.
eH negrd woman In Lumpkin, Ca, who is
prooaDly 40 years or age, has just finished q
well upon her lot which is between 90 and SO
feet deep. She secured a good stream OF water
and then put the curbing in after mailing &c to-
gether. The well is square one and she
Drought tie dirt out and used IL for the purpose
OF fertiliZing lhsr cotton. The same woman
moved on hernoNse 10 another lot when IL was
levied upon bJ the sheriff.
EE Walt " altman Is In Denver, Col. having
spent couple or weeks IN Missouri and Kansas
He has had good weather and good time gen
orally, and Will have Travelled 5000 miles, TO and
Iro, pe1oTe he gets home again. lie returns in
October
eF-Cohen aid Conway, the Boston detectives
who conspireC TO rob and fire a railroad depot
for the purpose or shifting the crime on some
one else, and other dsvilish schemes have been
sent to prison for four years each.
HB-"When d. young man has learne. to watt
says writer in the Boston JO-raai she has
mastered thelhardeSt lesson" Indeed he has,
and this trut Is In particularly applicable
when the young man has called 10 take his girl
riding, and size keeps him waiting two 'lid
noulS While ST. fixes up" Keeps him waiting
In the stable with team which costs him
dollar an hour - RocsloHd Courier.
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AUCTION SALES.
Young + MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIbE 6 6F1ATE SsrrTSATEP ON TIE VEST
STREET AND VIRGiNiA A7EiNTE SOU sc
By virtue of a deed of trust dated Novem- -
Der Ith D. 1871. and recorded in Liber 62S ON
folio 3l9, ct seq. OF the land records of the 4.
the Supreme Court of the SAID District Of Columbia
passed on 18th day of september, AID 1879 in
Cause No. 6S48, Equity Docket 10, wherein John E.
Kendall tt a. are colnpaluants and John OLelry
ct al. are defendants, l Will SELL at public auction
WFDNEeDAY, the oath day of September, A D. is r.
at ~ O'Clock No. the following desc ibed real estate
situated in the city OF Washington, District of Co
lun bla beginning at q point on I'd street east
Twelve 2l feet south OF the northeast corner OF lot
square numbered seven hundred and thirty seven
Cs7), running thence south twelve (l2 feet. thence
west one hundred and twenty {120) feet thence
north twelve Q2) feet thence east hundred and
twenty tl20) feet to the place OF beginning; the
same being PARTS Of lots numbered twenty 900 and
nuMt cred seven hundred aud thirty seven (737) :;
together with all the improvements, ways, ease
ments tights privileges and appIrt enances to tho
same ne onRlng, or IN any way appert aiming:
Terms OF sale One third in cash. the balance a.
OF the purchaser, bearing interest at six co per cen
tUm per snnum from the day Of sale and secured
to The satisfaction of the Trustee yh all be taken A
del osit If twenty five dollars a2b) shall be required
of the purchaser at the time of sale, and all convey
terms of the sale not complied with within five
~ days from the date of sale tho Trustee reserves
the rs ut TO resell the property at the cost of the de-
fauhhH purch. ser. after five days notice in such
District Dewspaper as he may select
sepl3 Is II 10 22S2I ~ A"''N'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURB DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


COURT SALE OF LANDS ON COLUMBIA
TnRNPIKK." OPPOsIIk, e MA s5 FAIR
GkSSHsP Rs AMP RAGE GQsmsE ASp Also
ONE AND ONEQUARTKR MILES FROM
WASHINGTON, D. G..
BY virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court -
Of tue District Of Golqpbs, passed in the cases
Doc 10. will sell az public auction in front of the
prt misee. on MONDAY, the 29th day OF Heptem ber
A. D. 1879, beginning at o'clock m, and contnu-
ing until sufficient is realized from the sales to sat
the county Of Washington, District of Columbia,
and known as Lots two t2). five 90 and seven CD OF
. tract called Monastery" lying on Columbia
Turnpike; Lot two containing acres rood Lot
seven containing acres l rood IL perches.
Also, lots twenty l2O), twenty One CID, twenty NO
I'D twenty three t23) twenty -four 90 twenty five
(2S and tw enty-e4 (26). in recorded subdivision
OF lots III. IL and II of tract called Greenvale" in
ga county ard District, near the lands of the Re-
form School lot twenty, containing IL III acras
more Or less lot twenty containing 9l3 acres
more or less lot twenty two containing Sc8 acres
more or les: lot twenty three, containing 1887
acres. more or less rot twenty four, containing
ing lI536 acres, more or less. with the cottage
thereon snd lot twenty six, ontaining IL $50 more
or less The lots will se sold separately, Offering
rare oprortunity for parties wishing to purchase
city limits.
Tern of sale: Onefourth cash; balance in three
equal install .Inents at six twelve and eighteen
months with interest from d.y Of sale, secured by
of purchaser alO0 deposit will be required of pur
ANDREW B. DOVALL,
JOHN F. "a HaR 2 stsss' NV. Trustees
Webster Law BuildtngJ
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sep2o %, &c .29&ootl
GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

cc0kNKK STREET AND CONNECTICUT
a.9ss X ss .: sns s sfs Ct
Ct Of shs and anS y Virtue
decree passed on the 18th day Of May, AD. 1879.
u cause No 620l Equity docket ls. wherein George
$. Pep: er is complainant snd Alexander r Shep-
e5 noss By ss as sy Of Ss 81 %
WI ct E tas to h
E ~ tn. f05loYing; descsibed Real Estate situate in
Part OF lot numbered two ca, in square numbered
one hnrdred and sixty four dGI. and bounded aud
described ,1 as follows. w: Beginning at point on
{4S92 feet east of the southwestern corner Of SAID
tG9es .nd nps eSsa wss cn
southwestern corner Of said square; thence north.
Westerly along aa the line Of @ m
line Of oriEinsl lot numbered three Is, in said
square; thence northeasterly and at right angles
three about five feet to ntersec line ss drawn s
due north from the point Of beginning. and thence
all the improvements. ways, easements, rights, priv
hges and appurtenanoes to the same belonging or
Terms of sale, prescribed by saia deed of trust
ssfolows, viz: The sum Of twenty thousand dol.
lars, with interest thereon at the rate OF nns per
sent' per apnnm IN twelve months sitter the day Of
6eed Ct trust upon the property sold shall be
taken. :nd the balance at twenty four and thirty
pa hohths, tof winch Tue notes th the purchaser,
bearing interest at the of six per centum
per annum from the day of sale, sni secured by a
need OF ust On the property sold. shall be taken
deposit Of one Thousand dollars shall be required
OF the purchased st the time of sale and all convey.
ancing shall be at the expense Of the purchaser II
tie terms of the sse are not complied with within
FIVE days from the day Of SALE the trustees reserve
Of 'S after ten days Pa
IN the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM 81. PHILIP,} ,rrs.u..
JAMES M. JOHNSTON,5 1r"s'oeS-
THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer. jylSd&ds
sk-THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED, by
order of Court until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
4. D., 1872 at the same hour and place.
MlMHklAMM H RHiEdp Trustees.
jy3O. ,aus1.2 II. SO.
PoNED, by order Of Court until THURSDAY, 90.
tober I'd. 1879, ct 80 pm
sep20 5Ax8a n. JQRNaTON.S IsaR'ssk
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THE EFFIscT OF CETEwAYo's CAPTuRE.-Ad-
vices from cape Town say that King Cetewayo
has come there 10 await the orders or tno
hon government His capture has had quiet
ing efect among the natives, and the danger OF
a rupture ffh the Pondos has pas sed away. A
final assembly OF the great chiefs, counselloros
a. d people OF 1tluland was 10 be held az
lit, udi today, and the terms OF peace were 70
be pi ocl duaed and each OF the chiefs selected
10 run, over the territories were TO sign an
aprt EN-, Mt. According 10 TITS agreement the
chief uuo eIakes to fTsgo to iml orting iof
arms from any quar- err wha or, and tn
importa,iou I merchandise from the seacoas
Is also foI bdde q. The making OF war and Tie
successtnn al chieftispshlp will be subject
ftthe approval OF the British government,
when Brush subj. CTS are accused OF crimes
trial and stnEepce win. depend on the Residents
approval. The alienat. on or land will be abso-
lutely forbidden Ia a.. respects these chiefs
will be sovdreigrs each ~ HIS own territory.
A cliief VIII hot be compete 10 admit mission
aries, ard tie prohibition OF the alienation OF
land VIII rot be relaxed In favor OF grants TO
NJ ssion liies The British Residents win be
lnSl GcicC Ia advise the Chiefs nut 10 exercise
nc au oriy b er them. IL the chief dis -egard
ne terms of agreement, the Residents VIII re-
port their conduct, but Will have no power TO
give orders. The course OF the White Umvo-
loosi riNer, from kambula mountain 10 the sea,
WI divide fhe northern from the southern
hesde cy oltisionS. Many OF the chiefs receiv-
Ing tefr1torij,S are representatives OF ancient
lTices Who were sCbjugated by the Zulus and
hey rejoice ia the recovery or their independ.
ence.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEAL ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET,

pAOh0GlONN, -. u
u; by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the 1rA
l3tn MarSh. 1868 na and duly recorded III Liper
land records Of the District Of UOumbis and at the
tisnsd will; on WEDNESDAY. the LIST day "s Of
o'clock 3 F. Offer for sale at public auction
numbered 80, in Old asorgetown aforesaid lem.
Square" Lots No and part of Lot No S. which is
contained within the following metes and bouu u.s.
to wit Beginning at the end of IS feet on the s1ut
line OF Bridge street from the southeast oorner of
Bridge and High streets, aud running on said line
Of Bridge street east as feet thence south aud par
al.el with High street l20 feet to alley; then "a
west and parallel with Bridge street Is feet and
thence forth and para WITH the second line to the
beginning. with the improvements, rights and ap
pnrteEances to the same belonging ~
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase MONEY
in cash and the balance in equal instalmenta nav
able at nine (9), eighteen Q8) and tweuty.fonr f1I
months and to be secured with interest Il six per
itts sold: 1900 to be paid at time Of sale All con
not complied with within SEVEN days after day OF
sale. resale will be had tafter five days notice
thereof by sdvertisement). at the rsk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser -
se2Qd&da AIBERT 3. lA1THEHe,} Trustees
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U H. WARNER. Real Estate Aucttoneer.

1hYs E5k sAF sc fSUa dRssEHaHHE
S TFRhEESE THREE On GAY II 5fREff' NEAR EAR
tgy virtue Of deed Of trust, Gated May %, -
1914, and duly recorded in Ltper No; 75l E5H.|
cured thereby. we VIII sell Of pubic suction. to the
II 81 sa @ 9s7s
sheeherds subdivision Of lots Isl is and part Of
herd. No. l. folio (Gsoruetown) With all the nl-
sirs bic house At the cornsr Of Gay and Cream sts
and also the adjoining house. Each house viii be
must be paid at the sale as deposit). and the bal
sufsnoe to the satisfaction OF the Trustees. The
tale otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to re
eel the property at TIE risk and cost Of the default
Evening Star. All conveyancing at the cost Of the
purchaser.
tay recorded Il said Iiber No 75i folio al. and
the request o! the party secured shall sell at pub
lc auction In front Of ne PEemises i qeorgetow9.
Ct Rss to the hsst
vision Of lots 1877 1855 and part of lot 1883 Of Beas
addition to 6eolgetown together with the improve
The terms Of sale are the same as those above I'D
vertised in case Of lot nnmbe ed one,
ALSO.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May 22d. 1874,
snd duly recorded IN Liber No 75l. folio PIG, and
the highest bidder in front OF the premises, In
GEORGETOWN. D. O.. at quarter of FIVE O'Clock, on
the sane day, Lot numbered three co, in Shep.
herds subdivision of lots 49, 165 and part of lot
l5o: OF Bears addition to Georsetow0. in said sub
DIVISION together with all the improvements there
on, consisting Of a brick dwelling, on Gay street.
Lear Green.
Terms: The same as announced in the FOREGOING
advertisement of Lot numbered one
VIM H. WARD, r
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNOANsON BROS. Aucs.oneer.
~ 9th and d streets north
sep25 st
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucluneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITU Re
IN HOUSES S23 AND S25 VERMONT AVE
NUE.: OPPOSITE THE ARLINGTON, C0M-
PRISING ABOUT THIRTY ROOMS.
On MONDAY MORNING September 29th, "a
lS,9. at 10 O'Clock. shall. by catalogue. the VI
FufIl'ure and effects in the above named II
Louees, comprls ing in part
FIef Oh Plate Pier Mirror Slab and Brackets
EiegaLt Satin Dama.k Paror Suite cost 1850.
rosewood Parlor Suite Upholstered in r., s.
HAIR Cloth Parlor Furniture.
Walnut Marble Ton Tables.
Superior Window Hangin1s
Eaty Chars and Lounges
EleSsnt Vases and Mantel Ornaments
f1Le Ems awnings and Chromas,
IL 81 is OF Sups rior Black Walnut Chamber Furni.
ture.
Fire Single and q Walnut Be- steads
Single am Double Walnut Wardrobas
FIIe Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows aud Bolsters
IarNe quantity Of Blankets. Comforts, Sheets and
Spr. ais.
Ergllsh and American Brussels Carpets
Hal and stair Carpets, Oh Cloth and Rods.
WaI ut Extension Dining Tables.
Wa Tut Breakfast Tables Card Tables.
80 NslDut Dining Chairs.
Fin% lot o. Table Linen.
Splendid assortment of Patel Ware.
EXte nsive lection of Fine China and Glass Ware.
Great Variety OF Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Ke4ui ties
One Fuller and Warren Range No. g.
TENS cash.
ssp244. THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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BELL Tues lay, September 2Sd, 1879. ANTHONY
BELL, AGED sixty two yesrs
IChsrles county papers copy
Funeral from his late residence li9 Nineteenth
stfoef northS est, Thursday, at o'clock y. Rel
auSss and IRE Ids art respectfully invited to at
tend.
DIEMER On the 23d OF September, 1879. altar o
short Illness 0f eight hours, CHARLES JACOB
DIEMER, beloved son of Jacob and Mary Diemer,
aged six years, hight mol tbs aud one day.
His funeral takes place from his parents rem.
dence. 1862 street southwest, on THURSDAY, Sep
tember 25th, d. ~.
MCINTOSH. september Esd. 1879, DAVID, infant
son Of Mary aid the late David Mcintosh. AGED
three months and ten days.
Funeral to NJ rrov t25th,) at Ii O'Clock, from his
mothers residence, No. IA street northwest
WARREN. on September 2Sd, 1879 at g 80 10 m
OF typho nlslsri fever WHILE b. eldezf snn Of
Mrs. Maiy Mar zen, AGED ten Years, ten months and
Human LANDS have tried to save him,
leafs AND sishs were all in vain;
For an eIgel came and hore him
From tfns weary woI Id of PAIN.
s. By FRIEND.
Fur era will take place from the residence of his
mother, 2Ue7 Seventh street. above Boundary.
Thursday, the 18TH inst, at 80 O'Clock. Friends
OF the family respectfully invited 10 attend.
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A FEATURE OF VARIETY SHOW In Providence
was the performance OF man In a large glass
tank or water among alligators. The largest OF
these usually torpid creatures was, when ex-
cited, inclined TO be exceedingly ferocious. One
evening the Imam closed his feats by thrusting
his head betW cen its extended Jaws. Its anger
mao already been aroused, and ft now closed
us teeth on The man neck. The water instantly
became red With blood, several assistants made
Wild Efforts st rescue. and the audience was
horrined, expecting TO see the performers head
instantly bitten of: but he managed by hard
struggle to eytrfcate himself and he leaned ont
OF the tank AVERY much bitten man
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TWO BOYS, zach employed In a different once
oiSIisWold street, were yesterday dabbing q
lot oI ole ceht stamps on a pile OF circulars az
me posi- tDlqe, when ole az them asked:-'IIas
your boss gCt back fr Jm his summer Trim yef9n
'-les; has yduI,Io" ..Yes Has anyhody hsep
around 10 1he Cnice To welcome your boss
nome. ND; he's zen home three DAYS and
hasn't had a caller" Wei ! guess he's kind
o. second clhss," continued the other as he
whached on i stamp. lover twenty folks were
wait n = in tie e1'ce when my hiss GOT home
and they said il lie didn't Strafrhten I'M Them
accounts they'd make hin trouble right along!
lie hadn't hardly landed al the depot before
most ever bbdy Kew he was home. IN y.
World,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON F, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE

ON F, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE
By virtue of deed OF trust to me, re- -
corced in Liber No. $50. folio l90 ct seq, of fx1
the and records Of the District Of Columbia
ses, on TUESDAY, the 30th Gay Of September, A. D.
1879. at 80 O'Clock M, the following described
real estate, in the city OF Washington, D. c., viz
Ali those certain peces or parcels of land ard
premises known and distinguished as and
icing those parts of lots numbered seven.
teen anc eighteen az and 49, in square
numbered four hundred and fiity-six (456,) as
the same are designated and described the piats
md plan OF said city. contained within the follow.
point III the north line of said lot e.hteeu dis
ance forty nine feet west from the nortc corner
thereof. and running thence south one hundred
and fifty nine $50 feet and one half inches
az in. to the public alley thence west twenty four
(24) feet four and one half a. inches thence north
one hundred and ffty-niue Q53l feet and one and
one half 90 inches to ths north line OF said lot
seventeen, and thence east twanty-f0ur CA feet
four ana one hall 40 inches to the place of be. in
ming, tostther with the improvements consisting Of
desirable four story Brick Dwelling, with back
building, and stable on rear Of lot
Terms of sale One-fOurth in cash and the balances
st one. two, three and four years. for which the
notes OF the purchaser, besriUg interest from fine
day OF sale will be taken secured upon the property
sold with policy of lnsur ance for $4,000 for the
bene ut or the trust ALI taxes due payable out Of
purchase money. deposit of Three Hundred
Dollars will be required of the purchaser at the time
within one week, the property will be resold upon
five days advertisement at the risk and cost of the
EepI7-d VIM. F. MATTINGLY, Trrstes
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u 9Th and streets northwest.
TRTsTEk's SALE OF gNIMPRoyEp PROPER

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPER
TY. ON FIFTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN L
AND NJ STREETS NORTH.
=, by virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date on sA1
the u To day of February. 1877, recorded in
Liber No s43, folio 49s. Of the land records of =.
the District of Columbia, the unc e1siened Trustee
will sell at public auction. in front OF the premises
on THURSDAY, the 25th day Of September, 1879.
at AZ o'clock all OF let Is and the south Az feet
inches front of lot IA by the depth thereof in
square 8o5. in the city Of Washington, having to.
gtthtr front of lit feet inches.
Tems of sale: One third cash. residue in six
and twelve months, to be secured by deed of trues
on property sold to the satisfaction Of Trustee
300 deposit required when bid accepted and the
Trustee to have right to resell at risk OF purchaser
If terms of sale are not compiled with in five days
from dsy of sale. GEO. II TUR1ON Trustee,
eeplS-C &ds Residence 1909 X It,
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THE English Queen In an exhort ation TO Eng
lish ladies' on the Importance OF q knowledge OF
housekeeping speaks OF Americans, saying:
mo one can deny that, as a rule, they are
pleasant to the eye and certainly DO not
usually Sin in the way OF neglecting their
personal ado -nment or In taking their full
share In the pleasures and daintinesSes OF this
life; yet, when the necessity arises, we have
the warrant 0f those who have travelled and
lived In America for believing that they can
hold their ow as useful members OF the house.
holds OF which they are also the Ornaments
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DUNUANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

IFgSTEk'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, CORNER FIF RI AND
8 STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed of trust. given to me, and a12
duly recorded in liber 900, folio No, $50, ct IN
SEQ. one OF the land records of the District of
Columbia, ard By the request Of the party secured
Viii sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY. the
Gath CAV OF September A. D., 1879 at 80 O'Clock
NJ, il! front of the premises, all tina certain piece
and parcel Of ground aud premises situated in the
city Of Washington, in the District of Columbia
and designated On the ground plan thereof az lots
one Cd and two CD, in square four hundred and
seventy five t476) according to butchers sub iiyi-
sion OF D, said square recorded in thu surveyors
Lot has front of 291a feet on street. with a
depth OF 80 feet en- Fifth street, and is improved by
8 brick and frame DwelliRs-house. Lot has q
front OF z914 feet on street. with a depth of 80
feet.
Terms Of sale: Onethird of purchase money in
cash; balance in equal instalments at one and two
from day Of ssle with eight per interest
notes to be secured 10y deed of trust on premises
sod; or all cash, st purchasers option. Convey
ancine, &c, at the purchasers cost Terms to
he complied with within seven days. otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right to resell! at tbs rsk and
cesi Of defaulting purchaser. deposit Of 800 re-
GU red at time OF sale.
sepl6-eo&ds BAINBRIDGE r. WEBB Trustee