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TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

natcnt was granted July Q. 1sG7 II Richard r.
JolluAon md hmsclf: Frbnk Mover anil John
4. Kircilner; c. z. THOMPSON nml Charlrs a.
Potter: l'eorcc ". st1aigi and William Kent:
the Sugr d htlrsl0rf Furniture Manufacturing
Company; tic Wells & Frcnch Company: An
tuh Mntuska niul frank StetRkal; Edward Wer.
t,ockc; JOHN Kacnig. F. +. Iiln1lg, and c. N.
Eamer.
suit for 81, 100 against Walter stlckllcs.
SUPERIOR COURT IN nniEr.
Theodore q. Hronson filed bill yesterday
a0atnst George TAYLOR, julia y. Tnyfor, Norris
y. Singer, Joscpl. iicrxng. dieosgu Ke'lY, ]. 4.
Knowles ucorvs ". smf:E, md Louisa K.
% Lots 81, 81, md ~, 70 illt ". x of Bioek
% Ii, the Cana Trustccs' subdivision Of the W.
II nf Aecs. q, Ml n.
The city q Chicago fled q petition petition to bayo s,,'
strict BouthKnrtls through Bee. ~.
CIncu1T COURT.
:1amcs i. Locke filed bIlt ngaInst Mary, E..
Etlwar,l IT,, William A.. and Perry T. Duole to
foreclose tnortga1e ftr sl.loo on Il hpts 10 anI
81 III g. j. tfuls Subdivision Of the ". Il Of the
4. fl. QuIeIry Gcgan suit In trcspaas against
{. II. Fnrgo, Z. i. Fargo, 8. N. Fargo, John
ncnha1n, antt ALLAH Pinkcrton to recover s5, 0o1
damages.
II. NJ. 11ooker fled u LII against Della G.
s ssa" a o oe5s m of IT, ,pFTi"iS oeSes 6ay "'
Tile trustee in The deed was, Harlow +. Cor, hut
t,n is tust now spending couple uf years at
Joliet, nn will uot he ablc IL return at prcse1lt
t. to- MAXI ea e ss owns to ts' s - fsaa.s 1ssS"
through d court ot equity.
TIE calf MONDAY.
JUDGE DIopaETT-Call Of calendar OF submitted
casc..
PDpe; &. Walker vs.. bauer; and q, brown W.
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rtsns, 8,ss0o Tarantc',is, 400 Doungan Moham,nes
dnns, 10 Chinese, nt,d the resi- KrEtliz, enrls,
KnlnluckF, etc. IiIc clmnic Is hcRlllly, and the
position Of tic ct,1euy favorable to 1hG cttab.
lal,mrnt Of new caravan route into Wettcru
China Or, hcrape, even tho revival OF tho once
llourithDg trade v,a Tchu9utchak. A con-
siderable traffic already exists wftl,
China nnd Kashqar, chiefly in toa md
fne cloth; large quantities ot calico, nafaTsrc.
s'a. An caris as 1891 lar0s portions Of this dis
trict hni been sliccd OIL by The progressive al.
vance of tho Rnssian troons from tile Siberian
frontier town of sentpolnitusk; but tho con.
aucst was not completed TIT the simmer OF
1a7t, when Col {now tics.) KoIpakovsRa march
Cd directly nNon Knuldja with flying column.
lie fund Tho Tarnntchts occupying st'nng
position on tho ridge shat covers tho torn, aud.
after sl!art struggle, completely routed them,
although the coming On Of darkness prevented
him lron, at once following up his victory.
During tic night, however, the larantch's mas.
sacred the Neutral population AMI abandoned
the town, since which timo the 1suss.ans hare
been absolute masters nj tho whole province.
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Weak lungs and sensltlyo throaA ara toyetcly
tried BY tho sudden chauHcs OF temperature, which
ara usua! iA QUE cliulato, and we accordingly lnu
8hthHlatlc affections. lung troubles, plcnr!sy tFon-
rl,ils, and snlilar cumpninta moro OF lcaA preyR
lent At ull seasons. Coughs anu colds, tho fose.
tunnerA OF these oftea fatal complaints. should bs
tesortlng a onca 10 Dr. Jayns's Expactotant an
old and we'll remedy, certain to remove your
cold, sud to exert healing md stEengthruiaS sf-
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REAL ESTA'rE2 WAITED. -,,
11fAATEt1-Tt. REAL ESTATE OWNERS IN
Torn Of cleer91A iot Of about o1e ass". " "
wc.t. Of Central:sv.. IN School nl.sic: Ny. Z fer
further Information cal on Or n1drtsa ". r 1fEs
Ci.AFTS Room /. No. 177 Fast Mason.ts.. Chicago.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

IN s rSIHs1. fhrte 5iHff ar 'est, ~ cents psr IN"
asrffef. Each HHdfft0na! fHt. ~ ckniS
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Hosou % foS or N s9 ami "a c"mts nond % Under ,o
] present Iirl H. eoss @ Of T. proaetion % and especially
vhei, Nj: llI6Sara PROPOSED.
fsn II nt ooSr to- wnu timotsiT nroyo
'"G Nav S y yak e mnnber. Mr. in1rnIa THOUGHT
that tic mnn who invented "ojco't wns entitled
10 ncn.tn,,. becn,so la Gnl .,,ccoo,led in max.
ing something tlas would show By comparison
% tic producer Of puro butter utter need have 30 fear
al cotnnatltion wiit oicumarrar,ne. but thts
rancid stun Tint was fnti Of worms, wrigelcrs,
dead mules, n.ltl ali uuclcantIncss, was bound to
be run out OF Tic market, oyon II It took oleo-
marxar1pe to do ii, EIe wasn't an olcomargnriuo
rnai1, but ho did tink It deserved soma credit
for being 40 lnconparably butter t,au the rancid
eeats @ n"e uo',ad .'' '' Avs" vi "''1 ~" ~
Although tho subject was uuQucstIounb1y the
most Imnortnnt pnu that TIC Convention lad
struck Il " allowed e drop ou. Of s1eh. WITH:
mighty eytl botnE taken. Tic general opinion
seemed 10 be TINT the production of purc butter
would mako "oleon 50 undesirable an article
TINT CONSUMERS wouldn't touch u. hut II dian't
seem 20 occur 70 tno pure.oattes naKSts .nas
certain maans Of telling the stutt when y 1.e sses
u, 9nIees he avail tne rcsuass o. enEn!.ea. E.
analyeis or m'Gfoseopeni s,, f e1a"1naton oalofo
ho M sprcaus u on his ofcaa. ~.
william =. WcBb On "!he Einaneial Ashset ,o o.
tic froduce 4faac." WINCH was nf'cuY ols-
cussed.
sh IT, A., ,,,,.u,,u,
| Mr.. George E. Gooch Offered the following:
WnEnEAn, A duty Of ~ cents per 100 pounds
Ia now charged on all DAIRY salt imported by
this country, which u unnecessary iot ths psotes.
hlgasr coat Of foreign salts than those OF Syracuse
aud saginaw 9na o!net hone otancts ny H., aun,.
,s.ns az fersten dni1y XXX for
tSs :asess.!ai %sat1:;aIs Il ,P!oaass, l,;ss ~
10 tar.T On thetr Imports OF American 6usisr and
es hss a sss shsoas Il
vice. President. Of iwen.,y..r different States hero
M as9e tap Eth obottun ~ ts az an
s. ~. ,';r thr snrtn An ssrr intnrosts
In af ho best agrIcriurat ds{tcta Of tlss country
Rtfoiutd, That tho Secretary OF this Association
forward theac rcsolutons to t!s chaiImsn a. Of tlio
Ways and Means Committee 81 the next cong1es'.
Tho Tic earne gentleman aiso offered tic follow
Ing, which was adopted without debate:
York, having now the question before them OF
aboIishng ihe Esio Canal-ioll OF 81. 90 per ton
foreign salt, .,.. ..r.u.
Hsfoteed Inat tna AseGciaton @ oeescn ~ ~ 20 ou
1or th9 H. top IN caasss sntnS,ruc d;s
Essla Il 4 ves i tho Eupso Slate torms = lapof
oues !omS,ca as il Is an Unjust and an Indirect
tar on e1ery farmer and daif9Dan in TIT East aud
West;
Re.otpsd, That the foseKoing resolution ha for;
the Now York Legislature at Albany, now Aascm-
hltd.
Tho Convention then took recess mill =
o'clock. x.u..,,,,a =, ,,,,, q
no tGnyGsnelIhn Gh assdins1 aea9seroe0 ~ "ooos
O'CLOCK, III. Gnoeo ptus1un.s; @ ~ ~. ,,o,,,,,,
NJ. uloDasus notop. auo ,st,, a. VIC , thn ~
eesslon, pfoVian'E LOT uaG hoH.E u sno n11 MSmt
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AtistaIe About tho CI,inoso Corrnuted.

Sdn Ffarc1aco HN!7flFH.
Prof. Williams stated In letter yesterday
that 1900 moro ChitIcsc rcturseh than cano
oyer last year. We have examined TIC cua!ofn.
House records, n1,tl 1nd TINT tho total nrriva1s
Ut Chinese for 1878 wns 0,G76, and departures
0,D7i, which shows nn cxccss Of arrivals, COL
This ie the very reverse Of tho statement made
by Prof, Williams
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YfsE 1lttstUhs4 NfkANC1t UG'flEtxSs
IL ORDER 70 ACCOMMODATE OUR YUMEKoua
Brshcs 9acet II the different htyiaon1 y desEaea
Tfte r.arsrd Al tnu ai oce anu viii Be received
until o'c1ocK p. IT, turing tho week. and nnlBI. "a.
u. 4 il, slM,ts. Booksellers and stattonrr,. IN
TwsptJ J.tecunI.st, -
II, II. wNLDSS. Etxsacalcs. statsons., etc.. 1909
Wen M1t,on IL m IT., y; n:ar :, Weatsrn:as;
II. z. !IE!:tCK. JeweIer, ,hewslcaler. hnd Fancy
Gh1i*. 72tl I.1kt'st.. corner f.iornlh.
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MILLS On Sunday. March "a ls-a AT 50 q,
No SO ilth :, psihoni at her lac rssi dence
iored VIE OF Charts c Nils tue fifty seventh
None knew her but to love her
Her funera! VIII take place from the Fifth Baptist
church. on ID street, betSeen X and Gth street,
southwest, on Tuesday. March 4th al O'Clock y IA
Friends and ac uaintances Of the family are IA
specially invited TO attend
RoUZER. On Sunday morning. March ID ls7s
az ter niltes TO 10 O'clock, MARTIN infant son
of Michael NJ. and Mary V. Rouner Exvt ecu
We had Martie once.
he was our darling pride
We loS ed, oh perhaps too wei.
fOr coon he s,eIt anu died.
It's true the stroke very severe
hich took from this son dears
Our loss is .ittlc Martie's Fam
Press ore liss upon his forehead.
Gently close those xeet blue eyc-.
Do not ,seep he IL only sieepIn-.
We Hll meet him III the skies.
Tho relatives and friends OF the tamllA re-
fpectfully invited 10 attend the 1lneral from to-
residence OF the PARENTS, No. 32s II street north
east on Tuesday afternoon. al 3 O'Clock
ROELKER. OF scarlet fever on the 2l -. March.
1873 Allied infant son of G K Rocker. O. ; n
and Parthenia T. Rocker, sged two years.
RICHARDS. At Mt. lie Sales Academy Of the
Visitation, near Catonsyie. Nd, Sunday, March ?
js79 at y 80 O'Clock a IN. ErrIF e; beloved
daughter OF Thomas A. and Sarah A. VI. Richards.
AGED seventeen Years, one month. and one day.
Relatives ana FRIEND OF the family invited to
rents. No. l016 New Jersey avenue southeast. Tues
day March 8; h : ls,s at ~ O'Clock IN Requiem
sHEKELL. Suddenly. on Saturday night, March
1, 1879, at II O'clock, BENJAMrN OWES sHEKELL.
Funeral from bis late residence, Tuesday, March
4th, at y.
sLYER. On March I'd. ls7a. after a lingering
Illness, LUTHER -. SILVER
Hir remains viii Ice taken to MartinsburZ, IVES.
Va, for fnter1nent
WATKINS. In Baltimore, on February 2stu.
1879. RUTH, infant daughter Of Esther q. and Rev.
Wi bur + Watkins.
ZEIGLER. March I'd, 1879, DAVID A. ZEIGLER.
of Montgt merry county, Md
his unera Will tale place Tuesday, at II O'Clock,
from the residence of his son-In-law. l. q. Harris,
near Dickerson Station, Mostsomery county, Md
Relatives and friends invited to att End. (Rock
Vile. Baltimore and ST. Louis papers p ease cOpy..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOM,
IT. CoLDWELL, Rca, Estate Auct,onee,

By virtne Of 8 certain deed of trust, bear. -
ing date the 9th day of February 1878, aud hs.t
recorded In Liber No SS2, at foiios 15I ct IT,
eeq-, (the same being one of the Land Records for
the District of Coumbia,) in default of payment of
two certain ipstallmenss of the debt thereby Sc.
cured and at the request in writing, of the eesti
que trust, the undersigned, Trustees in the said
aeed, will sell at public auction to the highest BIZ
Ger. in front of the premises, on MONDAY tia Sd
DAY OF March, 1879 ut 80 O'Clock D. M all that GER
tam piece or parcel of ground in ths city of Washing
ton IN the said District known and designated as lot
numbered four "a, in square south OF suusre num-
be1ed seven hundred aud eight Is 1881 with the
water and wharfine privileges thereto appertainDr
together with a certain claim and demand On ar'
count of the grading and filing Of South street
pounding the said lot; and also all and singular the
improvements, machinery, works, furniture aud
chatteis in and upon the said lot
III he said sale will he made subject to prior in.
cumbrance upon the property, recorded IN Liber
no SS2 at follos ~ ct seq, given TO secure the sum
OF $1,000, at two years from the 27tn of February
1873 with interest at the rate of seven per centu
per annum until paid which interest has been stis
ned up to the 21th Of August, 1878.
, Terms of sale One fourth cash. and the residue in
three equal instruments. to be secured UPON the
property, and payable respectively in six twelve
ana eighteen months, with interest at the rate of
per centum per arnum until paid or all cash at the
option of the purchaser Conyeyancns and record
ing at the expense of the purchaser and at his cost
and ris6, upon non compliance for five DAYS with
the terms of sale. the undersigned may resell the
property.
JOHN G. Kennedy
feb2Gd&ds JOHN SELDEN, trustees
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1879 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSTLVANIA lOiC


TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IL Effect DECEMBER 18th, 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE, WASHINGTON, from Depot
corner of Sixth and b streets, as follows:
Plttsbur1 and the West IL 10 M daily. with Par
Ior Car to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburs to Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago;
f;4O pm. daily, with Palace Car 70 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
atrday With Palace Cars g Wa ailS e1i For
W WI an Lock Haven. and Elnira. at 1O:l0
For New Yorf and the East, 80 and 10 ~ p m
daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman Psrlor Cars, $50 am daily.
For Brooklyn. n Y. ali through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex,
Irg double ferriage and journey across New
For Philadeiptis 80, 80, and 10 Is D. n daily.
Iimited Express 9 so a. M daily, except SUNDAY.
For Baltimore, 90, :35, 9 80 a. IN aud 30 D. M
daily i except Sunday 1o:lO a. m, 80. 80. 40
Fer Pores Greek Line. 90 a. m and lao p M.
=, daily, except Sunday.
cert Sunday.
NAY = AND y. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
ION RAILROAD;
6:95' la and II :sOp.m. On Sunday at am, and
For Richmond and the South. 6 so m and 30 o.
For q z. aad 3 R, R.. 20 p M daily
9 10, Ii am l. s. 400. 5. SIS and Il Il pm. Il on
sunday at and 10 am, and :i5 pm.
be- sEasasa ID es Ga5
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
syvania avenue and at the depot, where orders can
be left for checking OF baggage to destination from
NO.e.s J. = FAKMEg. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime to the
North. Northwest. West
md Southwest,


To take effect Sunday Nov. IT, 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
IS % a. n-New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
Express. EI1cott City. ON Sunday to Baltimore
Only. Stops at Shipley's, Laurel Annapolis june
ton. Iessup's, Hanover, ana Elk Ridge Breakfast
$50 a m.-Bsltimore Annapolis and Way. pied
mont, strasburx, Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way
II l0a m.-Baltimore and Laurel Express
winchester. Hscerstown and Way stations rs. 3
80 10 a m-Ses York Philsdelphla, Boston aud
Phiaderhia stops at Annapolis Jnaction. ~ ''-'''
rs 50 a: INST Louis Louisville Chicago, Column
and Valley franch ezcap Sunday. Throns6 Car to
otaunton f'VitmGH Car to CINCINNATI daily. Graf
700 anon Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
and Way
burg College. Bets vile, Laurel Annapolis June
ton, Jessup's and Hanover.
IL 10 pm-Baitirnore, Annapolis, Ellicott City
Il 80 p-m-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Il :S5 pm. on Sunday only for Ba timore and Way
Express. Frederick Via Relay. stops at Ann .poIis
u IS n.m.-Po;nt of Rocks Frederick Havers.
town, Winch ster and Way Stations. Or sundays to
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
=. "a 40 p.m--Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
Is 80 Pm zzPhiladelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
NORFOLK Passengers taken in The Cars direct to Bo9t
at Canton. Stop at Biadensbnrg and Laurel.
- 80 pm.-Baltinore and Way Stations
y so pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express.
.SipeIing Cars to Chicago.
rs 10 m.-Baltimore Express.
9,00pm.-Point of ROCKS and Way stations.
- 80 y Io.-St. Louis. Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburs Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday Pug
Cars.
40 Is pm.-New York Philadelphia and Balti-
more Express. Stops at Badensburx and Laurel.
Ste@ping Coz to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
tlDaily. ION Sunday only. Other trains daily
except sunday All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at ticket Office de-
pot. corner of New Jersey avenue and street, 6ly
COL, Coz 1885 Penna. avenue NV, Washington: and
Masonic Temple. High St, Georgetown where tick.
cts can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
10 be checked and received at any point in the city
". NJ. CLEMENTS, Master Transportstion
L, NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEORGE g. KOUNTZ, General Agent noyl6
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ROBERT G. FOX, iiustee'
u. II WARNER. Auctioneer feb9l f m
NCANSON BROS, Auctioneer.

=
IR6s g nBS G SALE SALE OF IMPRovEp PROPERTY
STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT AUC
TON. oo'
By. virtue Of deed OF trust given to us h.a
and duly recorded il Lber No S2h. folio 46l, Inn
one OF the Lana records of Washington Coun- -kn.2
~ IA the District Of Columbia and at the request
o. the party secured. we will sell on SATURDAY,
the sth day day Of March AD: 1872 at 430 O'Clock 2
H. In front OF the premises, all that certain piece or
af lar ct ground lying in the city of Georgetown
Lots eighty nine $50 and ninety Co., in Beatty and
HAWKINS addition to Georgetown. Beginning on
the north side of Prospect street at point llG feet
west from High street running thence north to the
north lire of lot eightyni 89); thence west with
said orth line thirty 600 feet thence south to said
north side of said Prospect street tneEce east with
said street thirty 600 feet to the beginning toeether
with all and singular the appurtenance rights priv
ileges, improvements and other Embellishments to
the same belonging or in any manner appertaining
Terms: $500. and EXPENSES Of sale. In cash; ba7:
at 8 per cent, and be secured by deed Of trust on
property sold. deposit OF 800 required at sale.
Gays from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaultine purchaser upon giving Eve days no
cost G. g. LEDERER, I 1rrr..oa,
feb2o7eo&ds JOHN WALTER. 1f"s'eeS
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
FINE ARTS
SALE OF TIE BoLAND COLLECTION OF FOR
FIGN AND AMERICAN OIL. PAINTINGS.
Now ON ExHIBI1IoN AT THE FINE SALESgooM
IN TIE CoRCogsN BUILDING, OPPOSITE
TEE Z, =. TREASURY
This superb collection comprises works from the
easels Of such artists as
NJ De Garsy, Paris
George Todd, DO
Dewey Bates, Tendon
Y. Waidschmitz, WerGaT
NJ. Arnoux. Paris.
j. J. Hammer, Munich.
@. Lorck, Dusseldorf
j. Ricbomme. Paris.
j. NJ. Benficld Dusseldorf
q Nicholson, Philadelphia
q. W Knapp, do
q +. Benseil, do
L. T. Senat
And mary Others of veil-known ability and il
pronounced by connoisseurs to be collection of
great merit.
FRIDAY EVENINGS, March 9th and 7th, 1879.
commencing at 80 O'Clock.
mar?td TlIOM AZ DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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EITOH, FOX & CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers.
TRIs1EEs SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERT,

1niEs EES DALE Or ALlhBBE
on 1 STREET, BETWEEN SEVENT EENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS n. W.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Septem- I'D
Der 24th. AID 1878, and duly recorded in Lii IN ii
Ter No 1873 folio LAT. one of the land records Aa.8
for the District of Columbia, we viii SELL at public
aretion, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the
Path day of March, 1879, at 4 30 O'Clock I'm the
following described real estate situate in the city
WASHINGTON, District of Column bia to wit: The west
part of lot NUM- ered twenty three C23) in square
numbered 10 cIe hundred and twenty seven (i27),
aIonf ft ~ leet inches on street, between 18th
ana iotn streets northwest and running back with
even With i49 feet inch TO an alley together with
tne improvements thereon, consisting of a hand
some ionr story brick residence, with brown stone
Terms; The amount of Indebtedness secured nv
sau Geed OF trust witt expenses of sale il cash and
,n ,; paante at twelve and eighteen months, for
wien me notes of the purchaser besrinY interest
l,o te oate 81 sale ana secured by deed of trust
IN IN me properly sold shall be taken. deposit of
sou snail De required at time of sale. All convey
anclnS al purchasers cost If terms of sale are not
eolnphsa with in seven days, the Trustees reserve
,ne r,ent 10 resell at risk and cost of defaultng
purcht ser, after five days advertisement.
JAMES E. FITCH r..
ROBERT G. FOX, A4ustees.
b. II WARNER. Auctioneer feb2l.fmts
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John SHERMAN 4 CO, Real Estate Auctioneers
81 st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMBROVEI
PROPERTY. No. 523 FIFTH STREET SOU I'll

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMBROyED
PROPERTY 9, No. 523 FIFTH STREET SOU III
By virtue of deed of trust dated June s.a
llth, AID 1872, duly recorded III Liber .ss, M!H
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured 20 HEREBY we VIII sell at p9elic auction in
1879, at 80 pm, all that certain piece or parcel OK
land and Erelniscs known end distinguished on the
9rGl!nd ian 81 sad city as the south C3s) thirty
square ts22) eiEEt hundred and twenty-five and
whole depth of sia lot fifteen. together with the i'm,
proponents All taxes and assessments to Deem
Der 1915, VIII he paid out Of the purchase money
Terms Of sale Onethrd cash; balance in six,
twelve AID eighteen months with interest at per
cent, 10 be secured on property sold A deposit Of
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with i'll
wM F MATTINGLY,} r.,,..oo-
c E. PRENTISS, irus ees
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fTEHET RETWE aRr THIkrEEN5H ASP
Stables OF FH w. / t T. r + co. AND NEAR
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated August l,x
100. ct seq. We. will sell on wEDNEsD a ~,
the 9Th day of March, 1879 in front of the premises
t. forty fort, ,@o and
forty i've (39 to 45, lnclusive.l in Darlington and
dred and thirty fo1r WasbnSon c iTo num-
The lots front together about I44 1H-12 feet on
boundary street have an average depth Of about los
feet
Terms of sale One-third cash residue in equal
taken to secure deferred purchase money slOO de-
seven days after sale, All convey ancing and record
fsosrasas 5 55HR y y 4 Tasshs. Trustees
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MAE PIED.

CHEEkS-ANDsRSON. In Baltimore on the Gta
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