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2 h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

Il
TRUST EE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BE
TWEEN i. AND NoRTHWEsT. AN~
:, By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated june -
Path, 1871, recorded in Liber No. ESQ., folio f,..}
$50 one of the land records of the District Of ~:
Columhia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, shall sell, at public auction, In front of
the premises. on MONDAY, April l4th, 1878, at
O'clock % all that certain piece or parcel Of ground
bis aud known and described being part Of orli-
nal Lot numbered i've o. IN Square numbered
same at the distance Of one hundred fest from the
southwest corner OF said square 18th street. and
90 inches; thence due east ninety five (95) feet
thence due south twenty eight {2S feet aud two ca
of beginning, together with the
ard appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
In caeh, and the balance in six and twelve months
after 0ste Of SALE with interest. All conveyancing
or property viii be Immediately resold.
ap2dkds JONATHAN KIRKWOOD. Trustee
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THE WINNERS AT THE NEW ORLEANS RACES
yesterday were as follows: Kingsiand, mile and
Soy and SO, Esseliah, mile and a-han, Ia
POI. The horse Judge Hancock, IN the last
race. was crowded against the fence by lie Rof
and fell, breaking his neck. His rider was bad
ty injured.
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TIRE SECOND TRIAL OF JOHN E. PoNDRxrRR.
Tor killing c. c. Curtis, last month, was begun
in Richmond, Va, Thursday. Up to o. M.
yesterday only one juror was obtained out of
$50 persons examined. The court has ordered
summons for the attendance OF SO citizens out
side the city, and two officers Of the court left
last night, one for Alexandra and the other for
FREDERICKSBURG, with Instructions to bring Is
men from each city, to be present on Monday
morning
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DUNCANsoa BROS. Auctloneers.

Il
TRUSTEFa' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON FIRST STREET BEL TWEEN AND 1
S1RtETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
Ey virtue of deed OF trust given to us, 4zsA
and duly recorded in Liter No. eTs folio 2, s;
one of the land records of the District OF -
Columbia, and at the request OF the nsrty secute9
thereby viii sell at public auction, In front o.
the preInises, on TUESDAY. 22d day Of April, 1879
at O'clock p. IN. al the following described real
estate and prem SEES, situstsd. lying ana bsins 10
the city OF in the District OF Go9mois
SHOWN and designate4 upon the ground Piais OF
plan OF said city aud being lot mum bere1 thirty
iour l5A) in A. r. Shepherds subdivision OF square
west OF square Elk hundred and twenty-tnree tsq
W. OF SO 6L3,l together with all and singular, me
improvements, ways. easements, rights. prlvuoess
and app 20 the same belonging or In any
Terms Of sale: $500 and interest at 10 per cent
from 18th day Of October 1877 and expenses OF sale
In cash balance in one and two years. notes bearing
interest at per cent. per annum and secured ny
deed OF trust on the premises sold. A deposit OF
sloo asGurea q time Of sale II the terms Of sale
tees reserve the right TO resell the property ct the risk
and cost Of the defanltng purchaser, sitter giving
five days public notice of such resale in some news
paper published In Washington b. O.
40 H 10 ChRISTY} Trustees
apS jus A. RICE,
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
CPRING GOODS.

Most fashionable styles IF best makes for GEN
ready for inspection. n
Respectfully request the favors OF my pat LII
rens and the public generally
7. j. HEI 3ER9ER,
CITIZENS ARNfy = ttvY TAILOR.
ap3-tr S3S 18Th street. OPP. Treasury
* FINE WAISgITA SHlRIS to or lar -. 81 50
U Superior SHIRTS TO order. g 90
livery Sest sHlhIS 10 order. .--...--..,:. II 90
The Celebrated paris" Wamsutta SHIRT,
ready mace, only. Observation-Disclosures. Is
The Celebrated "Davol" SHIRT. Daval Mus
hp, ard e cant 3p!y LiSen Bosom, only. 60
uNDGEW EAR, GENTS FURNISHINGS, NECK
WEAK satisfaction guaranteed IN ali cases, at
pUBRFCIL BROS,
Branch Baltimore shirt Manufa ctory.
HaATls III &C. Pa 0ro.
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T f. WA0GAMAN. Auct.

TfHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON NEW
ShksEY AVENUE, NEAR STREET NORTH
In pursuance OF decree of the Supreme ~
Court. Of the District of Columbia in Equity ~
Cause No COCO, wherein Ellen Colbert and Ae.8.
others are c1mplalnants. and Patrick GBrien and
others are defend ants the Underlined trustee, ap
POINTED In aud by said 6scree, viii, on SATURDAY,
public auction, in front Of the premises. the south
hall OF Lot fifteen (l5l in square vs hundred aud
sixty -seV en- t567), WASHINGTON D. O. improved by
two story anne House on the rear Of the lot
. lerms OF saie as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the pnrchase money in cash. aud the bal
ance IN one and two years. with interest at per
cent, to be secured by mortgage upon the premises
or all cash, at option of the purchaser
MARTIN +. NORRIS, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct ap7.m,wf1w
DUNCAESON BROS. Auctlouesrs
PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSES ON FOURTH STREaI
ssAsT "a AS SD,r -FOUR BUILDING LOIS ON
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April 18TH s-,.
at O'Clock, we will sel in front OF the prem a.8
square No s26, lot being improved by two two
story F. anne Houses " ich will be sold separate
ana to the highest bidder
This property is suitable for those in search #
small property, being convenient to the m" street
carr.
Terms: One-thirt cash balance in six an twelve
months notes to bear per cent interest aud to be
secured by deed Of trust. OonveyaIlring at pur-
cbAser's cost or all cash at purchasers option A
deposit OF S25 will be required each piece of pro-
api6d O'' % DuSCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
O0noSesetsS a. Yesterdav's Proseestsos.
SENATE-Affar O1Ir renorf clocod

O0S0SsssoH a. YeSfer6Avs ProeeeAt~ns.
SENATE-After our report closed
Mr. Morgan made speech In favor or the
army Dill. He read from an old number OF the
Boston Commonwealth, which, he believed. was
the organ OF Charles Sumner, to show that that
paper openly excused the use OF military power
to preserve majority In Congress OF supporters
Of the governments policy. lie also quoted
johnson, ia which the former expressed his
hope that the use Of the army would never be
invoked on the eve OF an election.
Mr.. Groome wondered II this sentiment met
the views OF the party now generally credited
with the intention to trust their failing fortunes
whether 1t was an agreeable commentary upon
their present desire to retain laws by which
alone could the army be used TO influence cleo
lions,
The Senate went into executive session and
Wien The doors were reopened at $40 p. M, ad-
Journed until Monday.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. BURROWS mace speech on the legislative
DILL accusing the democrats OF revolutionary In
tentaons and charging that republicans were IA
UNDATED, defrauded, and murdered IN the
sout'i Tor trying to exercise the right OF SUI
frage.
He was answered by Mr. Gibson who denied
the charges and referred to the fact Jnat clli-
zeIlS OF Louisiana, arrested for Interfering with
elections, had been acquitted by 1Gries packed
In the interest OF the republican party and b,
courts presided over by federal judges
The debate was continued by Messrs. Coffroth.
Elam, Dickey, ard Price.
The Speaker presented letter from the Se.-
fetary or war concerning an Appropriation for
the construction OF Jetties at the south pass OF
the Mississippi river. Referred
On motion OF Mr., Brown sessions were ordered
Tor Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day nights OF next week for debate only.
The House then, at AS p. m, adjourned
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INTERNATIONAL REASONS.-It is stated at OF
tawa, Canada that the required leg lslature Will
not be granted this season by the Dominion
Parliament for tunneiing Of Detroit river. Tor
various reasons, some or them OF an Interha-
tiOnai character.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE. CONSISTING OF Two THRRE.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES
ON K STREET NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE
THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARkET
BY virtue of . decree, passed on ths 18th -
day Of Ottober. A. d. 1873, by the Supreme kN
Court of the District of Colombia, ia cause Is.X
No GAPS, equity. wherein Thou,as A. Stephens is
soupiainant and Mary L Stephens e. al. are de-
1endaLts, the underlined, as trustee. win sell ct
Me- DAY, the 30th day Of April, A. D. 1879 at 30
o.lo Ia. the following described real estate in
the city Of Washington, d. c., known and described
On the plan OF said city the eastern most thirty
Fix feet four and twothirds inches front of lot
Gered twenty COD. IN square numbered ivs han
6red and sixteen t516), and ruDning back with that
width one hundred 400 feet: improved by two
IhreeStOry and Basement d lick Houses.
1erms OF sale prescribed ~ decree: Onethird
cash. residue in three equal instruments, at six.
Twelve ahc eiRhteed mouths from say OF sale, for
which The purchasers notes to be passed to the
Trustee, payable to his o. der in six, twsI,e and
eighteen fronths, with interest from day Of sale,
al the rate Of seven per centum per annum until
raid, or si cash, at purchasers option. The Trus
tee will reserve lien upon the property until the
who purchase mCnev is paid, 100 down ON each
house ct the of sale and il purchaser fails to COM
ply with terms Of sale within five days from day of
sale property TO be Tesold after Eve days notice in
the EyeI ing Star newspaper at FISK and cost or de
fsutiDs purchaser. Gnnveyancinx at purchasers
cost. JOHN +. HAM trustee
Webster Law Il 1ildinY.
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GETTING "LEFT."-When you see q train about
three hundred and twenty yards down the
track, with the rear end OF the train pointed to-
ward the station, and you also see q man on
the platform with q valise in one hand and
ticket in the other, waving his burdened arms
fur1ously, and encumberfng the pure air with
rude. ungrammatical, but evidently earnest ex.
pressions, you may depend upon It, that that
man and that train desire to effect q junction
no matter whether you can understand q word
the man says or not. That Is the man wants to
get TO the train pretty seriously The train
aeesn't appear to care very much about getting
to the man. IL it did 1t would reverse its mo.
tfon. IL is this COOL stolid, naughty fnd,ffer-
ence OF the train TO the mans anguish and his
agon1Zed appeals that is SO maddeniug to the
man. That Is the gail of being LETT. You
wouldn't really mind being left, so much, IL the
train went away from you rather regretfully
like. II it seemed TO look back at you long-
tngly, as you stand wildly gestfculattng and
bowling on the platform, IL it seemed TO be
tearing the fbres OF its heart to go away from
you, you might endure it. But to have It get
up and dust, as 1t always does, to turn its back
right squarely In your face and go of coughing
and barking down the track just as completely
and sublimely unconcerned about you as though
you had no exfstence-this is what makes you
rave. And this, also is what pleases the rest OF
the people on the platform-TBob Burdette in
HGsrkeYe,
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tF-A lie is like fish out Of water. lt may
wrtggle and flop and make fuss, out II you let
IL alone IL will die Of ITSELF
tEYou had better begIn rignt II you WISH y. "
po on right: for as the tactic has it, U Is not easy
70 straighten In the oak the crook taat grew la
the Saplng.
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TILDEN's NEPHEW APPOINTED COMMISSIONER
OF PoLicE.-Mayor cooper, OF New York, has
received from the governor the papers remoy-
ing Police Commissioner Nichols and has ap-
pointed CDas. +. Mclean, nephew OF eX-Gov.
1ilden, In his place. No action has been taken
Ia the cases OF Commissioners Smith and En-
hardt.
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SUSPENSION OF CHICAGO GRAIN Firm
Harding Savage, who have been agents for
extensive purchases OF wheat on Change, at
Chicago, suspended yesterday, owing TO the
Three quarters of a million bushels OF wheat
and one quarter OF a million bushels of corn
were thus thrown on the market They expect
to pay up and continue business shortly.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
BUILDING SITES AT AUCTION.
AN ENTIRE SQUARE IN THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER OF THE Oily. AND THE MOST
DESIRABLE LOCATION. ADJOINING THE
SQUARE ON WHICH STANDS THE BRITISH
EMBASSY, THE SPLENDID RESIDENCE
OF W. NJ. GAIT. AND OTHER NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS. FRONTING
THE MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND P
STREET CIRCLE, AND NEARLY oPPosIrE
TO THE PALATIAL RESIDENCE OF Elk.
SENATOR STEWART
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 26th day of
April, 1879. at o'clock. sharp ON the premises,
We viii offer for sale. by lots, the whole Of square
L1rHoeRAPH1c MAPS may be had Of either Of the
undersigned.
TITLE PERFECT. An abstractlby Mshlon Ashford,
esq, may be Seen Oh application.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash
snd the remalnds secured by deed of trust the
property kold, III and two years. with interest at
six per cent per annuD, payable semi annually
All cOnveyancing except the deeds, at the pur.
chaser's cost. deposit Of 8: 0 viii be required on
JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner,
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO, Aucts,
No. 1928 st. NV. tRspl ap17-7t
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CHANCERY BALE.

BY virtue of decree Il the Supreme Court ~
o. the District o. Columbia. in Equity canse 49,
Ne 500 VII offer for sale at suction, on
- "a @ me 18th OF April, 1879, at O'Clock o.
IN th art or square e2s as saia snb recorded
This Lot has front of thJi feet on New Jarso ;
avenue. between and straets north. aud =
northwest 'o" "eAsoS avenue
Terms: Cne-lialf OF the purchase money In cash
t"el. NOM hs, with per cent interest Conway.
aneiAS at purchasers cost $50 reposit at tina ~
sale. REGINALD EENHtT.s n .nuo VI
sIEi1hh & LIEbERMANN. Auots APT eoSds
eg-TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED rNT1r.
hONDAI, April 21st, same hour and place. BY
apis-st sTEIGER LIsBERMANN. Auc.s.
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PROMINENT CoLoRED MEN AT ST. LOUIS have
formed a Colored Immigration Aid Association,
and elected J. Milton Turner president The
object is 10 establish colored colonies and aid
colored immigration from the South to the Ter
ritorieS and other sections of the Union.
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SEVERE SNOW STORM prevailed yesterday
in Southwestern New York and Eastern Penn
sylVanla From i've TO ten inches OF snow fell
al various points Two miles OF telegraph line
was Frustrated near Scranton. Pa
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
n, Gh0hGET0WN, D; {, AT AUCTION.
O'Clock. il front OF the premises. shall sell 81
part Lot l6. having front of a feet inches EA.A
on the east liue OF Hi.h street. by q deuth of lO0
feet, being between Bridge and Canal streets i'm
proved by large Carpenter Shop.
Terms: Oue-third cash: balance at siy t,va,vo
ana eighteen months. with notes bearing interest
snd secured by deed OF trust the property sold
when the property ia struck off.
ap3d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
18th sanle hour and place
sp11d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee
eHTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in
consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY April
22d, 1879 same hour and place.
apis THOMAS BOWLING, Aact
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In THE HAZEN-STANLEY CoURT-MARrIAL at
New York yesterday, Col. Bruce testified that
II was common report that In the tight near
Picketts Landing, Gen. HaZen became separat-
ed from his command. Capt. steele, formerly OF
SANKEY'S stan, testified that Hazens absence
from the battle OF Shiloh was common Talk AZ
the time
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHAECFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kosFaWEsTRaN h ssd11 6srd 81 rHi
ex o Iir{n. y, , ,..r.. =, ~. s,.-,--.o
day Of February; 1879, IN EQUITY cause No -Ga1
ing property; to wit: ~
squsre feet Of ground and improved by eomforsa
pie three-story Brick Dwelling. wish all the mo lern
cut avenue, between and streets northwest an
near me elegant residences OF Senator Stewart.
above property and containing $500 square feet of
Immediately sftes Lo. n square s. the
10.U42 square feet of ground
on street, between Goth aud 2tst streets -
third the ia Tires equal psy@ ars at
sP Sy day Of
with notes bearing interest at six per centum per
% Saa " leS VII 5s s
hs Per and s.s lot Of the
with within ten days the 7, ustse reserves the rs:t
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
noee h ga IN
D. O.. THOMAS j. LUTTRKLE. Trustee.
m22d usw Reporterj
rE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
eoneedue &c OF the rain, until MONDAY, April 2lst,
's aps. Ct o''0 THOMAS j. LurrRE1n rrutes
CEANCERY SALE OF EXTENSIVE PARCELS
~ OF kEAL ESTATE IN SOUTH WASHING
TON; BEING ON SECOND STREET WEST.
NEAE G STREET SOUTH; ON HALF ST.
SOUTH @, NEAR HALF STREET.
BY virtue of decree passed the (6th) sixth eg4A
Gay Of February, A D: 1879, in the case Of ~
Ne, S,5Es equity docket Il. shall, as trustee on
MONDAY. tie 21st day Of April, l8 g. commencing
at O'Clock p M, and continuing until all are sold,
make public sales at auction in front Of each lot OF
the following parcels Of ground in South Washing
ton, offering them separately
Lot numbered nineteen (l9), in square five hun
dred and eighty five $3.50 lots four sixteen ll6
ana twenty (2O), in square numbered six hundred
and and f9 a tS32>: and lots nunbered one %,
square Fix hundred and forty two (64sl
Terms Of eale as cecreed by court: One-third Of
the purchase money IF every parcel shall be in cash.
lof which sufficient deposit shsl be required at
the time of sale to ensure the comp lance by the
purchaser With the Terms thereof and the balan
In two equal iDstallmenls at six aud twelve months
for which the notes OF the purchasers. secured by
nts1est fro thu up2 da me pIHper1y soa
option # the purchaser. A deposit Of 825 will be
required each lot when the same is knocked
Gown. All convey the cost Of the purchaser
tn. JESUP MILLER, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta. apt
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y Fl. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

ID.
PUBLIC SALE OF DEaIRABLE TVO-sToRY
FRAME DWELLING No 9J4 rENCH STREET
tGRIHWtsI: LOT II FEET 6 INCHES by
"a FEET DEEP, TO AN ALLEY. A GOOD
CHANCE TO GET SMALL HOUSE IN rnE
HEART OF THE CITY.
Will ell the above described properly on .A
WEDNESDAY, April 23j, 1879. at half-past -
five O'clock on tie premises. .xa0
Terms at sale. apl7,l92l23
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Two TIDAL WAVES were preceptble In the
harbor OF Gloucester, Mass, yesterday,
the first at 1890 p. M, raising the water two
and one half feet along the wharves, sweeping
vessels at anchor directly against the wind
flOat1ng OF vessels that were aground and Stir
ring up mud from the bottom, and the second at
4.3O O'CLOCK, win an effect similar to the first.
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1t is not to be supposed that this movement
was begun solely out OF love for the beautiful,
The cultivated New Englander has not laid
aside his traditional shrewdnes5 I'm parting with
certain ancestral crudft.es, and sound business
reasons were found for state legislation In favor
OF artistic training. The mortifying experience
CI England IN her Worlds Fair OF 1861, which
resulted In the formation Of the South KensIny-
t4n museum and schools, told at last upon the
opseryatton of Yankee manufacturers and mer-
ChanCs, VINO saw the immense strides that the
mother country had taken since cultivafiny de
ernpifed by a lecturer at the Old Centra, srnos,
OF Dc sign, In London, who showed his audienca
three marmalade pots OF exactly the sane size
Lext, which had a mimic thistle embossed on
Il, cost eighteen, though the jar was still
plain white: the third, which mad a
SPRAY OF d.. the orange painted on it in
mark carefully, neither Of the decorated lars
cost the maker tiuo cents more than the plain
one. 80 much value does ornament add
The commercial importance OF design might
easily be proved here on much larger scsle.
but unfortunately statistics are not popular.
Lei 1t DE enough to say that In 1870, after less
t. an is years OF South Kenstngton, the value
nd was twice and quarter the original cost
OF raw material. This enormous rate Ia the
addition OF value by workmanship was largely
Sw Rs 70 n eHe In pate
therefore, could be cited in support OF the
Massachusetts legislature when lt passed an
act In April: 1870, declaring that any town
might, and all towns and ciCies of over 10000
inhabitants must, annually make provision for
giving free instruction In Industrial or mechan.
tcal drawing to persons over Is years of age
This instruction, either In day or evening
schools, was wisely placed under the care Of
the regular local school committees, so that the
study became at once part OF the regular ed
t ueao ~ on S an embryo citizens who should at
an HdTpeT'S MAGAZINE for Mau.
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BANKERS.

SAf I'll hnD sCCCESS--sl 10 500 invested
PROFIT, sHohf CONTRACTS and PEoHpT Pay.
MENTs ClrCGt4r~ aid Information or ap1Iicatinn
y. p HEkEiCk & co, Bankers and Brokers. a.
NcM Ee-, -NeH itIk- Spae D3tn
4QH0 Pr 1T on III days Investment of Ohm
XSSS al oi,los preferred, Aprll S'h, rro-DtVU
IOltlOile rtls4-Is tyery Week on Stock Outiots nj
SZ0, gao. SIO0. $500. Official Reports
and Circulars free. Address T. POTTER WHITE
X co. Banl ers. IS Wall st N Y. ap7-roSk ttaS
GlO 20 q, geo INVESTED IL Wal a. ssocla
y makes fortunes every month. BGoK aert free
explaining eysrytnins. Address BAXTER d 90 .
Bankers, II Wall It. y. 7. ssp26-t thSa ~
A MEMBER Or THE STOCK EXCHANGE Will
execute oIusrs Tor the purchase sale Of Stocis
6Onoe ana Go.d Oh moderate marxins Commit
slons 70 each iUO shares Stock PRIVILEGES negotiated
tied Henry Merriam, Member An MIN, so snS
stock E1chaIye, IS W.ll at. New YORK Reference
y y Hsnyan ESQ. Prestdep. Nations, Trust %
30" AolA tApI-H
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ia.
TATE ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET. bE.
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH arREEefA
EORl INVEST, IMPROVED BY A CNE-STOFiY
BRICK STOREHOrSE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date AuS
the 18th day of December 1871 AMI recorded go
IN Iiber No ST. folio 4l6, of the land records
OF the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trus.
ises. on SA FURDAY. the 10Th day Of April. 1875 at
O'Clock pm. the vest rs feet trent, by a depth
of 100 feet of lot 8, in square 5l5
Terms of sale: Onethird in cash; and residue in
three equa' It stauerts at six, twelve and eightesD
months for the defer payments the notes o. the
rur chaser bearing interest at eight per cent per
ami um and secured satisfactorily on the property
terms not complied with in Ave days Trustees
reserve right to resell at risa and cost Of defautns
purchaser &l0O deposit when bid accepted
GEO. F. APPLBBY. ! r.
w. Il. EDMONSTON} iEusee
f. WA0GAMAN, Auct epIl.i