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ANOTHER OIL TOWNS ILL LUCK.
bradford, Pa, Visited by an Extensive
Confiagratlon.

bradford, Pa., Visited by an Extensive
ConiagratIon.
BRADFORD, April 2,-At an early hour
this morning flames were discovered in
the frame building on Main street, occu-
pied by Sawyer Bros engine house. An
alarm was quickly given, but before the
fremen were on the ground and had got
well to work the freseemed to have gain
ed good hesdway and apparently en-
yeloped that and the adjoining buildings
on either side. The flames soon had a
good hold upon the Titusville House, the
adjoining building on the east side, and it
was entirely consumed. -Four small tay-
erns on Webster street were the next to
catch and burn. The fire then crossed
the street TO the Academy OF Music build
ing, which was soon reduced to ashes.
The front part of this building was occu-
pied by clothing house and retaurants.
BY six o'clock the progress OF the fire. was
checked, and 1t was well under control.
The total loss is estimated at from SO, 900
to 100000. Most Of the household goods
were saved.
LArER.-The fire which broke out this
morning at six o'clock in Sawyer's Hotel,
Main street, destroyed that building, to-
gether with twenty-five other buildings,
Including the Titusville House and the
Academy OF Music. The Parker House,
the Frew block aud the north side OF Maine
street were badly wrecked. A body, sup
posed to be John Wilson, driller, was
found in the rear Of Ttusyille House. For
two hours the excitement was intense and
the whole city was threatened.
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It looks bad TO see . scissors.grinder
busily engaged in front Of q newspaper
office two days in week,-SFagse 1mlss.
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a srcKES1Sa EXECUTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April flames
Mason Wyatt Stone, a mulatto- about 80
years OF age, was hanged in the jail yard
this morning for the murder OF his wife on
the night Of October 9th, 1878. Stone was
in the office Of the New York Associated
Press as janitor from 1872 till 1876, when
he opened restaurant. AT 1:1O p. NJ.
the moose was placed around his neck,
with the knot under the left ear, the
signal was given and the drop fell. The
body fell to the ground, and 1t was
supposed the head had slipped through
the moose, but in an instant the head,
which had been entirely severed from the
body, fell from the moose, about four feet
from the body, and the blood spurted
from the body and spattered the beams OF
the gallows. In two minutes all muscular
action had ceased, and the head was pick.
ed up by the physicians. The face appeared
placid and the lips moved as II about to
say something.
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LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Robert Ander-
son white, for wife murder, and Charles
Webster (colored), for rape on child,
were hanged in the jail yard this forenoon.
Webster protested that he was innocent
with his lsst words. As the execution was
private, only few persons were present.
Both men were dead in Q few minutes
after the trap was sprung.
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED FOR A
DOLLAR.
READING, April IA report Of the dis
coyery OF murder after many years
reaches this city from Fredericksburg,
Lebanon county. A skeleton has been
found under q bed Of hen house dirt that
has been accumulating for years. The
skeleton is that Of young man. It is
now recollected that young man named
Crocker suddenly and mysteriously disap-
peared March IS, 1860, and that Just be-
lore that date he had been numerically
assaulted by a citizen of that place. Crock.
er came to that section in 1S6s,an was an
entire stranger. The skeleton was found
when an old pig sty was torn down. q part
Of which had been used as hen house.
It is alleged that Crocker was murdered
Tor dollar by an enyious person, and the
body hidden away. Aninyestigation will
be made.
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Mr.. Blackburn moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee of the
Whole for the consideration Of the star
service deficiency bill.
Pending that motion, 1t was moved that
all debate on the bill cease at 4:S0 P. N.
This gave rise to some discussion, the ad-
yocates OF the Senate amendments as a
rule desiring that the debate should cease
in one hour, for the reason that at 1850 a
number OF members were to leave for
Philadelphia. Finally Mr.. Blackburn's
motion, after being modified so as to close
the debate o'clock, was adopted, and the
House then went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Scales in the chair, on the
star service deficiency bill, and. after an
extended debate, the House adjourned
without action.
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MORE HASelSGs,

MACON, miss, april ulZ.-AndreW MACON,
James Brown and Samuel Baler, all
negroes, were hanged here to-day. Macon
and Brown were the murderers Of Tarlton
Macon, father Of Macon, and tather.in.
law Of Brown. Baler killed Frank Reed,
a white man, in 1876. Brown and Macon
confessed, assigning whisky as the cause.
Baler claimed he wasjustifed. About s.
900 people were present. all asserted on
the gallows their assurance Of Heaven.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Gov. Wiltz
ordered stay OF proceedings in the case
Of r. Robertson, who was to be executed
to-day in St. Landry parish.
a dispatch from Vicksburg reports the
interruption oil telegraph communication
delaying the report as 10 the execution oil
Joseph Walker, in East Carol, La.
A Picdyltne special from Baton Rouge,
La, says: Gustane Branx, colored. was
hanged west Of Baton Rouge parish, to-
day, for the murder Jean Cazes, Manager
Of the Antonio Plantation, in November,
1879. Breux ascended the gallows smiling
and said that he had made peace with God
and warned his friends 10 beware
OF the fate that had befallen him. When
dropped the culprit died almost without q
struggle.
MURDER WILL OUT.
CISc1SSArI. April 2.-Great excitement
prevails in Warren county, Ohio, caused
by the discovery yesterday evening, in a
field on the farm Of Samuel Harday, near
the Shaker village, Of q human skeleton.
A man was ploughing and uncovered
what he thought was root, but on inspec.
ton, found it to be a rubber boot and that
1t was on the foot Of dead body. To-day
Coroner Cary and others took the body
out OF the ground. 1t had been buried
but q little distance below the surface oi
the ground, but 50 long ago that 1t was
entirely unacceptable. The body
was buried in its clothing, which
was not wholly decomposed along
with 1t we're found double barreled shot
gun, some pencils, keys and few othei
articles, but no money. The mystery wa
apparently impenetfable, for nobody
could remember Of any one missing In
the locality. This evening, however, Mrs
VIM. Griffith, who lives near the Hardy
farm, examined the clothing, gun ant
other articles found with the body, anC
recognized them as belonging 10 VIM. ]
lLAnning, an orphan sent out years agt
with others from Boston, and who iount
a home at Griffith's. She says he was eco
nomical, and on April 5, 1876, started witt
Jno. Hardy, q son oisamuel Hardy, 10 q
TO Monroe station, eight miles away. ii
had with him gun, q silver watch an
four hundred dollars in money. Sh
never heard from him directly, but Hard
had told her he went TO California, an
aiterward to Texas. Hardy was arrested
and he denies strongly all guilt, and say
he went 70 the station with Lanning an
! has had letters from him since. His g,
animation will be held tomorrow.
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Cht GmtelLi8ttfrfr.

=. Is and q FOurteenth street.
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FoRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, April 2.
SENATE.

On motion of Mr.. Cockrell bill was in
troduced by him yesterday to establish
mail service to Brazil, was read second
time and referred to the Committee on
Post Office and Post Roads.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the calendar bill, granting a pension to
Jesse F. Phares, and reported adversely
from the committee, because under the
pension laws, scouts not being in military
or naval service, are not entitled to PEN
sions. II was again considered, and pend
ing the debate on the bill, which was advo-
Gated by Kirkwood and Carpenter, and
opposed by Plat, Logan and ingalls,,
the morning hour expired, and
consideration was resumed oi the bill rat
flying the Ute agreement, which was ex-
planned and supported by Coke.
Mr.. Paddock moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the Senate resolved to ad-
journ from to-day until Monday, but upon
Bayard's representation that on the
strength OF that vote, several Senators had
left town, Mr.. Paddock withdrew
his motion, and after some further dis
cussion as TO the procedure, Garland's mo-
ton was agreed to.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and when the doors reopened, ad-
iourned until Monday,
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1NrrpNAI RrYrNur ArEA1Rs.

By Western Associated Pres.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRBBsTE TEES SA SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREETS, GEORGETOWN. CONSIS TING q 2
s1h gKlCK AND TWO FRAaE HOUSES,
STABLES, TANNERY, &C., q AT AUG
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date -
AZ arrli LIST, 1880. and duly recorded in Lber fa4
so' Zone $40, ct seq one of the land rec 1rds .s
OF the District OF Columbia and at the request Of
tne parties secured thereby. the undersigned Trs-
premises. on TB tuesday, 23D DAY OF DEcEMBER
1850, At 81 O'CLOCK, all that part of Lot as in
Peter, Beatty, Threikelds Il Deakin's addition to
said GeorsetowD, bounded as follows: Beginning
with the east line Of said lot sixty 60 fest thence
west parallel TO Bridge street thirty feat: then
south sixty feet to Bridge street; then east to the
bes1nn1ng. improved by two frame buildings:
seven. in said addition, as laid down on the maps
Of said Georgetown, improved by four brick dwell
1ngs, large frame table and tsnnery.
Also, AT 40 O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, all that part of
to saf1 GenI getown, bounded as follows: BEGINNING
on the east line OF Frederick street, at poi Mt lOi
rect south from Frat street. and run then south
Frederick street twenty We feet; then east parallel
lot: then north with rear ne of said lot twenty
i've feet; then west ninety-six feet to the BEGIN
mig, improved by two brick dwellings.
The property Will be sold in parcels.
Tern of sale: One third cash balance at six and
TIVE monh s. with notes bearing interest at per
cent per annum until paid, and secured by dsed
OF trust on the-property sold; or all cash. at the
option of the purchasers If the terms of sale are
the Trustees the right 10 resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defautiug purchasers A
deposit OF $50 Will be eq4ired on eacn piece OF
property at time OF sale. All coaveyancing, &c,
at cost OF purchasers.
VIM D. CASSlN
deell-d&ds +. MAURICE OROPLEg,} trustees
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FTlROMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IkUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE IN 0kORGETOWN d. 81 -

By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded a
records OF the District of Columbia. and at Gs:
the request of the party secured thereby will seli
THURSDAY. TIE 2sD DECEMBER. 1880. At 4
CLOCK P. the east 20 feet Of the west so feet OF
addition to Georgetown in said District with the
improyemel is. rights and appurtenances to the
same belonging.
Terms OF sale; One third of the purchase
money in cssh; balance in notes at nine, eighteen
day of sale, secured by, deed Of trust upon the
premises SOLD u conaplisnce be not had with the
may be had at the cost and risk OF defaulting
purchaser, after four days notice in the Evening
at rurrbaser's est. Sl06 to be paid in cash az
tine of sale.
cecll- eoSGs 120o 3ist (Congress) street.
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DANT. On December 1871, lNS9. at 10 10 M,
after long and painful iLaess, Ars. ELLES ".
DANr wife Of 1hos. 4. Dant, il the sixty erta
year OF her are.
lunera! from tine residence OF her son, 2l0 9th
street southeast On Eedne day. the Ism last, at
O'Clock p. II. Relatives and friends respectfully
requested 10 attend.
HINTON Entered into rest Monday. Deem
Der 10, lSso, at NJ. Mrs. CATHARISE J. NIS-
TON. widow OF the late george ". Hinton, aged
hfty-eigbt years.
The relatives and friends Of the family re-
spCctfully invited to attend tle funeral from her
late residence, No l2l6 q street north west, on
Wednesday next at ] O'Clock y. N.
MARCY. suddenly, on the morning of Daosm-
Der IA, 1850, WILLIE L., son OF Wa 4 aud Mary
4. Marcy, aged one year, one month and fourteen
days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
STILES. On Monday, Dec 18Th. 1880, ct IL
oclock. at the residence Of her daughters 49l Mis-
sCIlri avenue, Mrs MATILDA STILES.
Uners viii tsle place on W dn-sday IT O'Clock
FRIENDS OF tie family are invited to attend lPlil-
adeiphia papers please oopy.l
YOUNG. Tuesday, Dec l4th, 1882, at the rei-
dence OF her father. POPS Sth street northwest
of scarlet fever, IDA JACKSON, daughter OF John o.
Young, aged eight years
1ntermeIt "Wednesday, Dec 18th. at ). 30 O'Clock
p. III, al Radical Cemetery. Alexandra Va.
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John SHERMAN x CO., Auctioneers.
REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF
TENTH AND II STREETS NORTHEAST AT

by virtue of a deed of trust. dated January -
10. ieso, and recorded IN Liber No. 934 folio fa9
T5t et seq, one of the land records for the .A..
District q Columbia and by direction of the party
secufea merely, viii sell at public auction. In
OF DECEMBER, 1880 Ar4 o'cLooK P. M, the fol.
assSTiped real estate situsted in the City of
Of @ Of Moses Kes recorded
thirty. -four ,934), with the improvsments tberenn
con5s Sg OF Two story Brick Dwelling House
ana store, subject to prior incumbrance, which
-. Terms 81 sale cash; deposit Of $50 required at
time OF sale. II terms are not COMPLIED with in
seven days to be resod at risk and cost of defiant
ing purchaser sitter five days adyertsement IL,
Evening Star. GEO. +. GRAHAM Trustee 40
dec11dSds Room ]. st. Cloud Buildin1
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KISSING AS A PERoCISITE.-DaVid AICea is a
Justice OF the peace at Dundee Lake " j, A
few days ago lady applied TO him for sum
mons In an action for debt. The paper being
prepared, she was Informed that the cost would
DE sl.6O, and when she hesilated the Justice
said kiss would pay the bill The Kiss was
given, but now the constable refuses 10 serve
the summons, as he has received neither money
Eor Kiss. The case is TO be tried and some
amusement is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

For HEROIC CoNDUCT-Mr. Richard Stockton.
son or eA. Senaror John T. Stockton, OF n. j.,
has received the gold medal provided by act OF
Congress for leafs CT conspicuous bravery In
reScuing persons in danger OF drowning. A
year ago last summer Mr.. Stockton, at the I'm
minent peril or his own LIE, and AFTER the most
gallant eXertions. brought safely TO shore at
Long Branch Mr.. Clapp, OF New orleans,
who vas al the time visitor 10 the West End
hpfp1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

A CHILD KILLED By THE BITE or A RAT-A
curious case or death from the bite or a rat was
reported at the bureau OF vital statistics today
Johann Ffdus heTner, a baby one year Old w a.
playing on the door at the house OF It's parents
No. 9S Cannon street on December the ON
when large rat attacked it and DIT one or the
chilGS fingers. The bite was an ugly one bur
was lot thought dangerous until three iays
later, when the child was attacked with log
Jaw. Death followed speedny.-Ne.r Yort
ItSf llh.
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nUNCANSON BROS, -Auctioneers,
~ Ninth and d streets u. w.

FINE WALNUT NJ. T. CHAMBER SETS. WAL
NUT PARLOR SUITE, NJ. T. MIRRORED
SIDEBOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION IA
BILE, G. s. AND OTHER CHAIRS: BRU3-
Sells, INGRAM AND STAIR CARPETS ;
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, CROuKERY,
GLASSWARE, &C.
On FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, COM
mencing at 10 O'clock, we will sell at House, No
Gas street southeast, The entire contents partly
named above. dec ID.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
known for years as the only place where frstc class
sECOND-HAND CLOTHrNd can be sold e re- e:
stand. No. GIG D st.. between 9Th and 18th st IVA
or Branch Store, No. 408 9th ST., between D and 3
o. u2Ar9
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MURDER AT CHURCR DooR.-Durfng services
at Zion (col0red) church, In Pleasant Ridge
Park, KY, Matthew Miller and Sylvester Web
Ster, members or the church, became involgei
outside the door I'm difficulty about a female
member, when Webster shot ana f1tafly wound
ed Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

AN ATTENPT to extort money by blackmaii
has been made on the Rev. Mr.. McAlllsJer
pastor OF Bethany Independent Methodist
Church, in Baltimore
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EoLEY. Auctioneer,
will sell, st pubic auction, commenc ,ng WE'D
NESDAY, DECEMBEE 18TH, AT 10 o'CLoCKA A. M
at Stere. JOBS 18th street northwest, and p. NJ. a
large and select lot OF Furs in sets. suitable for
Ladies, Misses and Children, OF the finest quality:
also, Sleigh Robes. Gentlelnan's CUFFS. and Col
tars and quantity OF useful articles too numerous
TO mention. This is stock of goods recently pur-
chased by 8 merchant in New York. The owner
mas placed them in my hands, to be sold at public
will be continued every Morning and Evening until
the entire stock is disposed of.
decl4-4t FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct.oneers,
~ 9th and ID streets orthwest.
IMPORTERS SALE
BRONZES,
FIR NCH GILT CLOCKS,
ODVR STANDS
RICH PLAQUES,
WHITING DESK,
FLOWER STANDS.
MI SICAL BOXES,
DECORATED STATUETTES,
BAG JARRT VASES,
RUSSIA GOODS, &C,
BY CATALOGUE SALE.
THIS (Tueeday) EVENING, COMMENCING AT 7
O'CLOCK, We viii sell for the importer. at store
ond door eastof 18th street, on south side of New
Eork avenue, the finest collections of toe b1ve
goods ever offered at auction in this city. Every
lot positively sold.
1t DUNCAN9ON BROS. Ancts.
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BOWLING. Auct.oneer.

rEsHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE Or A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on The
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS, No. Pip.
By virtue of Geed of trust, dated the 18th 80
day OF February, 1879. snd duly recorded fT7A
In Llber 9O9, folio n, &c, one OF the land 1s.A
records for Washington county. District of Colum-
bia, ard by direction IF the party secured thereby
We snail sell, on MONDAY, The 9TH DAY OF De-
CEMBEB, 1880, AT O'CLOCK NJ, In front Of
premises, the following property, viz, Lot % in
recorded subdivision Of original lots IS and 49, in
square rs. improved by a substantial three-story
Brick Residence, with al the modern improve
ments.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid aad
secured by deed of trust on the property sold ::
all cash, at the option of purchaser If the terms
of sale not complied with in ten days, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. 8200 deposit
required when the property is struck off.
JOHN W. CORSON, ,,-c...
decl0-d&ds JAMES L. DAVIS, : Aiuo'ees'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
r b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES BALE OF A DEs1RAR1r FRAN

r h. WARNER. Real Estate Aucsoneer.
TRUsTEEs BALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
R RHMRE LIN BEING NO. 22s G STREET
By. virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust "A
dated respectively the 10th day OF October. h.
9o7, at folios 2S5 and 452 of the land records of
the District Of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, we shall sell
In front Of the premises. at public auction, on
TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF DECEMBER A. D.
1881, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described
real estate, situate in the city Of Washin ton D. O.
and being part Of lot eight 60 in square seven hun
at point on North street distant xteen U61
feet two CD inches from the northeast corner OF
said lot, running thence west sixteen Qi) feet two
GU inches thence south one hundred and twenty
five (12S) feet; thence east sixteen Q6l feet two
CD inches; and thence north one hundred and
twenty-five 126) feet to the place OF beginninr
together with the improvements, etc.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in six and tveIye
months, with interest at the rate of per cent. per
annum from day of sale, and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold; all cash at the on.
ton of purchaser Conveyancing at cost Of pur-
chaser. The terms OF sale must be compiled with
within seven days, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost of tue de-
faultng purchaser.
GEORGE JUENEMANN,l ru,u.
JOHN l.. VOGT, trustees.
Dov24. p. dec, 4, 8, 1i&4
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AAHhEE0.
DIED.

WIGHT-HoRGAN- On December 9Th, laS0. by
/ he keY. Alex. Kent, GEORGE A NIGHT, Of Naples,
Me, 10 ID iss IDA Il. lohGAN, cf Baltimore, Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.
TNH0MAS BOWLING. Auctioaser
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT ACTION -

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IL. "a
ISSO, comm cling at 10 O'CLOCK. at No. 1921 ~
RIGGS street. ostveen 18th aud l4th strests -
northwest, shall sell the following very eie n
One Rosewood case 7-octave Plane Forte and Stool
One very ele9snt Walnut Parlor SUITE Gold Trao-
lngs, upholstered in Cashmere and Plush seven
- pieces, in fine condition.
very Handsome Library Table.
Walnut III. T. Tsble and Cover.
Walnut Whatnot Walnut Brackets.
anut Marble-top Dressiig Case Suite.
Handsome Eastlaks NJ. T. Osk Chamber Suite
OAK NJ. L. Chamber Suite.
Fine Hair Mattresses; Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Lounges and Easy Chairs; Walnut Hall RICK
Top.
superior Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table.
Handsome Walnut Sideboard.
Walnut Dining Chairs.
Very Handsome English Dinner and Tea Ssryice
decorated, IT'S pieces.
glassware; Refrigerator; Toilet Ware.
Fine Brussels and Ingram Ca pets
Brussels Stair and Hal Carpets.
Kitchen Requisites. &c, &c
dec13-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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q Il. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

IL ID. WAhN Eli, Real Estate AUCtsOUccI
Trustees SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
CFDER STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH AND AND L
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Deem ia
Der 81. A. D; 1878. and duly recorded ia
Liber No. 908, folio u. one Of the l nd re .a.A
cords of the District OF Oolumbi, and ct the re-
quest Of the party secured. shall sell at pabiic
auction. in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER Is. A. d. 1880, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. M. the
city OF Washington. b. O., and being part of lot 8.
IN square numbered 2ss, besjneins for the same
ming east on the northern line of said lot 8, being
the south line Of 80 foot alley thence south par
alle with the east line of said lot ninety feet
thence west parallel to the northern line OF said LOT
Stwelve feet thence north on til west line of said
lot ninetyfve feet, more or less, to the point of
beginning, making a lot fronting II feet ON alley
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at six per cent, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold or
al All, cash at purchasers option: deposit OF y25
at purchasers cost. Terms to be Complied with
dec7-9, II, IA BARIkAM ZEvELY, Trustee.