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A TRICKY TRAMP.-A man who was discharged
from the Hartford Comm Jail last Saturday
gave an exhibition of his skill as a contoftonist
ana sham cripple. Taking off his coat, he dou-
bied one arm up close TO the shoulder. then put
On the coat, and he had all the appearance OF
man VINO had lost one OF his arms; nothing less
iran an actual examination could have detect
ed the trick. a twist OF the other arm and i,
came up part of the way to the shoulder every
joint OF the wrist and fingers being out of place
ana giving the hand shocking appearance. A
JERK OF the leg. and Ii appeared almost around.
ana considerably bent, another wTfggle. and he
had deformed shoulder Thus fixed. he start
ed around the room, twisting himself along
inquire that would excite the sympathy OF any
KIND hearted person. one lady had actually
led him with bread and milk from spoon, sup
posing he could not raise his crippled arm TO his
mouth; ana she sent him Off with 50 in his
pocket, as her contribution to his deplorable
CONDITION. A railroad conductor, taking CON-
passion on him, passed him free for nearly POO
Inlies, ana at The end OF the route gave him a
dollar
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sE~Callfernia has profitable aud growing
cheese trade with China. Australia. and south
America.
sE-John W. Hui. who stole $500 worth OF
nlted States bonds iii New York. Is said to be
IN the vicinity OF Montreal, Canada
e. senator Spencer and eN-Congre,snan
Platf are owners OF mine ia Inc BLACK Ynii,
ana Ii gives them $500 a month"; 4 H.
Gio.
ss-There are great complaints Of poyertv i,
Liverpool, but the Poor law returns do not show
exceptional distress as compared with former
years.
81. ". Ryan. OF Adrian. Mich. has SUD
united TO an operation by which a chip of ste.I
when was Undecided in his e. e ia i>j9 has al
last been safely removed.
sE-A Bowling Green (Ky.) congregation was
Stated the othef Gay by q color-d worshiDU.T
remaining seated when all who wished 10 % 10
IlehNen were Invited 10 rise, and rising when
those who preferred 10 go TO he'll were requested
10 stand up.
PROF. Henry Dirk. while making balloon
ascension at Jonesooro, Ark. few days aga.
fell from the trapeZe. distance OF Io0a feet and
was instantly killed
eEJ James :. Wood, furnishing SforekeeDeT
brooklyn. y. Y, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart yesterday While tenn
poraT1ly insane.
FAN Open-heartcd East Saginaw, Mich, Nv
cry stable keeper named named Coleman. gave
10 orphan children glorious sleigh-T1de a few
days ago.
AT Jacksonville, H., While its mother was
out OF the room, a seventeen months old son or
WIN. LedlOfd, ir.. crawled into the fire ana was
so seriously burned that IL died the next morn
ing in extreme agony.
ga James Brooks had for several years got
drunk on New Years Day ia Bismarck. Dakoia
and rather than break the custom. he rode six
~ miles on horseback on Dec. 81, ls1s. He lost
no time after his arrival. but began HIS annual
frolic Immediately in a dance han. and was soon
drunk and quarrelSOme. lie bullicd everybody
M the place except one woman, and she. when
he struck her, shot him dead
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PA.
PER, THYME, AND LETTER BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. II, 1881
n1ent UNTIL THE ODD DAY OF JANUARY, 1873. at II
O'Clock noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper,
Offices in the United States for FIVE months from the
first day ct February, 1879 the said articles TO be
BLANK Agency of tie Post ONCE Department,
Washington, ID. G.
article required are specified Below -A'' % ''''
5000 reams of Wrapping Paper, 20x25 inches in
size, and to weigh 22 pounds to the ream
each ream TO contain 20 perfect 0uires.
100 reauls of Wrapping Paper. 2Gx40 inches in
ea ae aa to S S96a % Ssr to the rea
10000 pounds OF Cotton Irvine, TO be Sply, and to
measure not less than 500 yards TO the
pound, 20 be put up III balls weighing about
halt pound each, and SO bound not to
Seooo pounds OF Hemp irvine. to be Spy Spy,
ana e measure from As to 81 yards to the
from one to two pounds each. and Se bonnd
as not to become loose or tangled in trans
Samples Of the Paper and Irvine required Will be
furnished to persons who desire to bid, on appca-
ton to the Blank Agency, T. U. Department, Wash
Letter Balances capable of weighing eight ounces,
ayoirdnpois weight and 10 rates metric system, to
be graduated down to 4 ounces and single rates.
Perfect accuracy, strength and durability will DO
Samples of each description of Balances must &C
company each BID, and the bidder who may obtain
a quality in all respects equal to the sample
Each Balance must be well and securely packed in
u
pense, to tine Blank Agency, Washington, ID. Z.
More less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered, as the necessities of the Department may
require, at the discretion OF the Postmaster Gen
eral. .
Awards viii he made for each article separately II
deemed most advantageous to the Department.
Bids not made in conformity With this advertise
nlent will not be considered,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees of his ability to comply with his bid. ana
certificate from postmaster that such guarantors
are reliable persons.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished on ap
plcation to the Blank Agency, P. D. Department
bond with two sufficient sureties will be required
to each contract.
A failure to furnish promptly any article con-
tracted for, or any attempt TO impose upon the De
partment articles inferior III the opinion OF the Post
master General to those contracted for will be con-
sidered sufficient cause for the forfeiture OF the con
tract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope
" PROPOSALS for Letter Balances" Proposals for
Wrapping Psper," or Proposals for Twine," and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, D. c. d. NJ. KEY,
decl2lawSw Postmaster General
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GORGE TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer.

GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY, ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND q
STREETS NORTHWEST, FRONTING LOG
FEET On G STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated June -
18th, A: D. 1877, duly recorded in Liber No f.eH4
o5T folio All, ct seq, one OF the land records -40
for the District of Columbia and by direction OF the
party thereby secured, will sell at public auction
IN front OF the premises. on MONDAY, the Doth day
pieces or parcels OF land and premises, situate and
being in the city of Washington, District of Column
Da, and known and distinguished as lot numbered
three t3) and the west thirty t30) feet front, and
running back with that width eghty-seven (S7l feet
in depth, of lot numbered two 60, sll in square
numbered four hundred and five f405), as the same
are known and described upon the plat or plan of
said city, together with all the improvements and
appurtenances &c, TO the same belonging
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash tof which $500
Will be required when the property is struck off,
and the residue of the purchase money in three
equal annual payments for which the notes of the
purchaser Will be taken, bearing interest from the
date of sale until paid at the rate of eight 90 per
deed of trust the property sold. and satisfac-
tory fire insurance the improvements to be taken
at the expense of the purchaser, and properly as
sign ed additional security. Ii the terms OF sale
are not complied with within seven ca days from
day OF sale, the property will be resod at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five 5)
days advertisement. All coneeyancng and record
ing at the expense of the purchaser
tan2,S,4,S,9, lO,l6.17,lo K. W. TYLER, Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIHORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAoE,
National Route and Short Line to the
North, Northwest, West

To take effect Sunday, Nov. II. 1878
", ST. 1-IE-.szo


To take effect Sunday, Nov II, 1878
LEAVE WASHINGTON:s
'ss r. m.Ne ei! York Philadelphis and Boston
only Stops * shiples IsuTs 70 h Annapolis
Junction, JeSsup's. Hanover. and Elk RIDGE
$50 q. m---Baltinore. Annapolis and Way. piea.
We e1 stEpas,bur9 Winchester. Hsserstown. ana
20 n-aBatimore and Lsurel Express
$40 e mt;.pont Of Rocks. Piedmont, str.sburs,
$50 NEW York, PhiiadeIphia. Boston ana Bal
pp1I 1;fae Express: Parlo. Car 70 New York and
sss5 q m;st Louis Louisville, Chicago. Columbus
and P;ttsburg Express Frederick. Hsgerstown
ng s9sn 9 q TahSash
aaily: Grafton to Ssndusky. daily, except Sat
soma sna % W.t Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
burg COLLEGE Betsvilis faure Annapolis Jsns
ton. Jessnp's and Hanover
0lG 2: m--Raitimors. Annapolis. ElLcott City and
fl;S9 p m:.New York, ph1adelph;s And Boston
u:SS ?; N on Sunday only for Baltimore and wsy
40 ,. m-Baltimore. Blsdensburs, and Laura
Express. Frederick via Relay. stops st Annap
Winchester and way Stations. On On l Sundays To-
poin. of Rocks and Way Stations only.
$40 p n.-Baltimors. Annapolis and Way sta
$40 ? m:-phlladelph,s Norfolk ana Baltimore
asS s Gi It ssn stsD & s.a sss d
and Laurel.
ss9p m--Batlnlore and Way Stations
ing Cars to Chicago.
tS:10p. m.-BalEnore Express.
100 - Ln--Point Of Rocks and Wsy Station
$3.50 J. INST Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburg Express Pittsours. except Sunday.
fl0l5 p. m.-New York. Philadeiphis and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladensburs and Laurel
SLeePi,lg Cdr TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
{t) Daily. On Sunday only. Other trains daily
Except Sunday.
All tTairz Sif1 at Relay Station nnvJR
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TEUSTEE,S SAFE

BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated October -
ast 1862, and recorded IN Iiber r; NJ A., No fsS
OF Columbia, will offer at auction, on SATURDAY,
the 18th inst, at o'clock pm. lots 81 and in
six hundred and twenty-nine 1921 except the
northern three inches Of lot l. from front to rear
The ground is improved by two two-story frame
houses. fronting thirty. nine feet nine inches, on
the west side Of New Jersey avenue, between d and
e SITS. NV.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue In two equal in
with interest, to be secured by notes and deed Of
trust On the premises. The terms Of sale must be
compiled with within one week after sale, or the
property may be resold after one weeks notice al
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
ianS-2awta WIN. II. PHILIP, Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81, 1873
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Envelopes for the
iisca year eIdIie me d. iai3 Will pc received at
THIS Department until the 10Th OF JANUARY, 1879
at II O'Clock
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon
The bids viii be cous Tered and accepted or re-
tected item by item. and this advertisement and the
proposal so far accepted by the Secretary OF the
shall constitute the contract between the govern
nent and the bidder bidders and no further con.
tract Will be executed.
Deliveries of Envelopes contracted for must COM
nence within twenty GOD days from the date of the
award, and be completed within three 80 months
from said date.
All deliveries viii be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury and the delivery of an inferior article
tract, at the option of the Secretary. Deliveries
must be free of charge at the Treasury Department
The fa1inre TO deliver the quantities OF envelopes
contracted for within the specified time will operate
forfeiture of the entire penalty of the bond or
the Secretary of the Treasury may direct the prr-
chase in open market Of such quantities shall be
failure and charge to the contractors fifty 500 per
centum Of the price which it shall be found neces-
sary to pay for such articles.
Eacn proposal must be signed by the individual or
firm making 1t, and be accompanied by bond, with
sufficient sureties in the of two thousand dol.
lars, 0oOp approved by United States officer of
the district In which the slreties reside do bust
ness. form to be furnished by tho Department
conditioned for furnishing such envelopes as may
be awarded under IT, and the performance Of the
contract.
Proposals unaccompanied by a satisfactory bond
and by the samples of envelopes furnished by the
Department upon which bids are to be based will
not be considered; ard co tracts VIII be awarded
only to established manufacturers Of dealers in,
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned and
marked proposals for Envelopes
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
and reject any or al bids. -
1an1ltt Secretary of the Treasury,
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BROS, Auctioneera.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UN1u-
PR0GX We 2,,, REAL Il ESTATE. CORNER OF
AND MARYLAND AVENUE AND FIJI
1EENTH STREET EAST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 2Sth -
December 1876, and duly recorded in lber S39 Sys
foilo 45l, one OF the land records for Wash ~-
lnRton county, and District of Columbia, will offer
for sale at public auction i'll front of the premises
on TUESDAY, the l4th day Of January, 1879, at !
O'Clock PIN, all those certain pieces or parcels 0t
ground and premises, lying and being in the City
OF Washington, District of Columbia, and know.
as lots numbered three 90, four a. i've 90, il
square nine hundred and elehtysiX 1856; AMI also
lot numbered six TO- in square one Thousand and
fifty lo5o). These lots will he offered separately
and IN the order above mentioned, commencin.y
with said lot three
Terms of sale: 0nethir' cash; and the balance IL.
six t6 and twelve 12l months, with interest at TIN
rate OF seven CD per cent per annuIn, secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold. $50 of the
cash payment will be required Immediately upon
property being bid off and if the purchaser pIr-
ehasers fail to comply with the terms Of sale within
risk and cost. Conyeyancing and recording at cost
of purchaser.
jan3d LOUIS SCHADE, Trustee
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THE NEW TURKISH GRAND NIKIER fol-
lowing, account OF the new Grand Vnler is
given by countryman OF his. Osinan Bey.
In 1885, three small children. born in the eau
castls. were crouching in corner OF the slave
market or Tap-khan. The purveyorS TO the
Seragno ana some TuRiSian purchasers began
bargaining with the slave dealer, the result be-
ing that the former bought TWO of the boys and
The 1un1s1an took one. This was kheredine
now Grand Nlzier. The Bey or Tunis sent him
OF losing his time he worked with sucn zeal
tnat on his return to TuniS he became one OF
the principal persons al court. Promoted 10 be
d minister, he became the successor or mis-
Iathef-ln- law, kasnedar Mustapha The name
hhefedlne tthe delight OF religion) is for the
turks tallsnan OF good omen. IL recalls the
memory or kheredtne BarharoSSa, the famous
Sofsair, VINO was the terror OF the Mediterra-
mean, and whose tomb at Bechiktach is much
Irequented by PILGRIMS Londoa Horld
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the subscriber
Of WASHINGTON City hath obtained from the SUI
pre1ne Court of the District of Columbia, holding
SPECIAL term for Orphans Court business letters Of
administrstion on the personal estate Of CHARLES
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the game,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at
before the 10th day Of December next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
SAID estate Given under my hand this 10th day Of
de -lawS1 STEPHEN F. GILL, Administrator.
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EDUCATING TIE RED MANI Will sound a
slt funny when the forty-nIne DakotaS take
tnelr seats In the chapel OF Hampton Institute,
10 near the Faculty-man" call out behind his
specs" Man-Tha -LookS-Around, Frank Vel
loW-Blrd. Laughing Face. Man-That- HOois.
one. Who-C omeS-Flying, Lizzie Spider and
Walking Cloud. The government viii pay the
institute S16I apiece for one years instruction -
III The % -That-HootS" can be trained to ped
die starch or run sewing machine and Lizzie
Spider can be taught TO lace a corset and bang
her hair, the Indian problem is solved De
tFeit Free Press
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THE INDIAN CHIEF MosEs.-A correspondent
at aklIna City, Cal, has interviewed the Spo-
kane Chief Moses, who was recently captured
and Is held as prisoner at the reservation.
Moses disclaims any hostility toward the
whites, and gives plausible account OF his ac-
ions immediately preceding his capture Strong
inducements have been offered to the chief TO
remain on the reservation and induce all his
people TO join him. A number OF them have
already done so, and it Is believed that when
Moses fully understands the impossibility OF his
obtaining the reservation he has asked for he
VIII assent to the proposition. At all events the
Chief VIII be detained until his future place of
residence is determined
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GLOOMY FoREBODINGS OF THE RUSSIAN AND
GERMAN EMPERoRs.-The EmperorS OF Russia
and OF Germany seem to have been put rather
out Of spirits by the late reglcidaI attempts.
boln OF them speak of the short time they have
still TO live, the latter particularly dwelling
upon II. According to the official paper, his
words were as follows" We have arrived at
i'll the fallacious hope of arriving at better
state OF things. AS far as concerns HE. l can
according to all human probability, expect to
live but short time longer. / commend nv
life TO Providence: and the criminal tende ncies
OF the age Will not prevent me from ACCOMPLISH
ing my duties as sovereign, as | have ALWAYS
heretofore done II london Ford
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A GIANTS TR0UBLEs-Losinq H. Uyf,. H.
Money and an Educated Goat Boyth - ono
Colonel Ruth Goshen the giant. who has been
exhibited by BafnUm and other shoWuen in
this and other countries. has begun proceedings
for divorce. In 1862 he went To live In Mrs.
Augusta Mattice'S clearinghouse in Delaney
street Mrs. Mattice was a widow ana AFTER
Goshen had been living there a time she became
engaged 10 marry linn. Alter the wedding she
accompanied him On his trips, and three Years
ago Travelled through Europe with him and
Donald NckayS Warm Spring Indians They
afterwards went to Jerusalem, where Goshen is
Wen known. A year ago when Goshen was
hNiDg On his farm at Clyde Station. N j. he
made an engagement for a tour through the
west. HIS wife refused TO accom- any him. he
says, saying she was tired OF travelling He left
her on the farm with their two adopted chill
Gren, the key OF the safe in which he kept his
bonds and man named J. W. Sweet who
Goshen says; Is the divorced husband OF circus
rlder. Goshen says that when he got home he
found that his wife had taken S10.G00 in money
and bonds from the safe and had gone. sweet
had gone TOO. lie saws also that about three
weeks ago his wife and Sweet took from his farm
While he was away horse and wagon and an
educated goat that could read and write and
was worth S4,G00.-[N. Y. World, 9th.
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1910 GREAT 1910
lCso PENNSYLVANIA 1910
RDsTTEC

ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
GRAINS Lave WAsHfNGT TON 4 from ro Depot,
corner OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
ior Oar to Pittsbnrs - and sieepins Cars from
Pittsburs to Cincinnati, st Louis and Chicago;
7'40 PA. daily, with Palace Gar to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR Fss and lie sorh 1t p Baaa dairy a1oss
sstqrdsy. with Palace Cars to Watkins For
ror New YORK and tie East 80 and Obs p.n
y S S9Es asfs as m amt da
except Sunday
Jersey City with boats q Brooslyn Anne Z,
affordins direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
ing double ferriage and journe5 across Now
tor Philadslphts. go $50 and 10 rs p n. daily.
sor Baltimore. 7:O3, s:35, $50 a. M and 20 p. %.
daily, except Sunday 10 10 = M. 80. $50 10
sor Pope's Creek LINE. TOO a. m. and 400 D. M.
cept Sunday.
way RNp A Ale ANb WasH EhId
TON RAILROAD.
COT anu 90 H. g On sunday n Il 2 3
l;l5 and P. u
For g {. t { o r. R. 60 D. m. daily.
Trains leave Aic1anGr!a for Washington, g. 2, :UO
Sunday at % and Is Ia. and si IS y b. ILL.,
odatos car be at the ooes o north
ssst corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylvania ayenue anu at the depot. where orders can
ee left fer checking of baggage destination from
l. T. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. novg
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DIED IN A SLEIGH.-David W Frymore. in
company with A. Q. Spar. both citizens of DAN
Nie, va, started Tuesday morning with a
horse ard sleigh TO drive to Pottsville When
near Bear Gap, northumberland county, Fry-
nire was taken suddenly i'll ana died almost
Immediately. The verdict OF the coroner's Jury
was death from apoplexy. Frymire was in ex-
ceient health up TO the time OF his death He
was 80 years or age, and leaves a wife and three
children. - 20 W
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pEOPENED.
The OFFICE Or THE
HOLM4s LIVER PAD COMPANY.

HOLM4S LIVER PAD COMPANY,
Which hAs been closed for q few mortls ilss beer
reopened oy Msssrs RINGWALT & HALL, who
are AGENTS for the District of Columbia Maryland.
Virginia, West Virginia aud Delaware, for tho sale
of these remedies, st their oce southeast corner OF
5th and streets, two squares north OF PeIpsylyn-
mis- avenue and which has been elegantly furnishsd
and nsted up for the convenience OF rzsisnss Con,
sulfAsiou free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD
What 70 III and what does IL mean! II "a \ nav
method OF treating successfully all Liver aud Stora
ach Diseases externally, and it means honest war
AGAINST the thousand and one uostrums aud hum
bugs OF this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About etght years ago there was discoYsred and
put into practice new, simple, convenient And SAFE
principle for curing disease by absorption, without
the aid OF Medicine The necessities Of the case
prompted q vigorous examination into its ipertts
solved
ofice-Corner OF 9Th and strests no-thuas. ovsr
VIM Z RAey's Dry Goods Store
NO. CkA..es street, Baltimore noye-Iy
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FITCH, FOX 4 CUTTER. Real Estate Brokers.
TRTSTEFS' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NV JERSEY AVENUE. BETWEEN i
Nd Y STREETS NORTH

W M" JfkSEY Az h. BETWEEN II
AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF dees of trust, dated January I'd
Ieth A. ID. 1919, and recorded in Liber No f;S
lti, folio So one of the land records for the -8-
District OF Columbia and at tie request of the
patty secured thereby, we VIII sell at public
ton, in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
Jarualy goth; 1879, at O'Clock p m. the following
Cescrihtd real estate, situated in Washington CITY
District OF ounba Part Of original lot -, in
square numbered five hundred and twenty three
t523 preference being had to before mentioned deed
OF trust for fuller Gescrption> together with the
improvements thereon, consisting two two-story
and basement brick dwellings, being Nos. 1910 and
lI42 New jersey avenue northwest.
Terms: lie amount of indebtedness secured by
DEED Of trust with expenses of sale in cash and
the balance in twelve and twenty four months, for
winch the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day of sale and secured by deed Of trust
on Tie property sod, will be taken. \ deposit OF
600 required at time of sale. All conveyancine at
COST OF purchaser. If terms OF sale not complied
with IN seven days. the Trustees reserve the riehs
resell the property at risk ana cost OF defautiuR
purchaser, after eve days advertisement.
JAMES f. FITCH .o
.. EDWIN q. CUTTER, ! hi't''ee7'
H. III. WARNER, Auct ianS-w.f IN 1T