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DIED.

BENNETT. On December Eth, 1880, ELLEN
VIRGINIA BKSNlrI, in tue forty second year OF
Twelfth street north west, Thursdsy Decembsr 9th.
at O'Clock r. IL. Friends are invited n attend.
DOVE. On Deeenaber Z, 1887, at 10 O'Clock m.
JoBE THOMAS Dow, aged years and months.
Funeral VIII take plsce from the residence Of his
pare Is, corner of Twenty fourth and G. streets
r. IN.
FABQUHAR. On Tuesday, -Decsmbsr :. 1889.
funeral viii take place from her mothers resi-
dence. No 9l4 New York avenue north vest, on
Thursday, st 2 y. n.
GRAY. After lonS and painful illness ~ . q.
m, December z, 1880. III the forty fourth Year OF
her age, Macy E. n. GaAr. beloved wife Of Edwin
Friends and relatives are respectfully iny;tei to
from her late residence l07 ttreet southeast. p
HALL. On December s. 1880. st BIS an.
JAMES THOMAS HALL, aged years. months aud
On more proof the saviour yearreth
Tor the offspring Of His love,
~ r tn e., CHI I'D 10 Who now returneth
The funeral VIII take place at 1904 street soQts
m Friends and Relatives are invited rs 10 attend
LIZ DUO. on pscem6eF =, 1850 CHARLES En-,
Funeral from the Metropolitan Church. corner Of
5 dth ard streets southeast At 2 M ThnEsd:y
vlted TO attend. lSt. Paul (hfnn.) Press please
paralysis Of the s' brain. ' JoaS E LOVE in the
seventy third year Of his age.
Funeral from late residence. 434 . street north
west, Thursday afternoon az 2 O'Clock. Relatives
and frieuds respectfully invited 90 attend Salt
more Sun and Marlboro Gazette please copyi
MCCARTHY. On Tuesday mornings Deoembes
It'll, 1880. CARRIE. wife of John MCCARTHY, ane
youngest daughter OF the late Jonn .. siades on
Philadelphia.
Frenos Of the family are invited 20 attend the
funeral from the residence of her sister. 5O2 Seo
ond street north west, Thurs iay, 9Th inst, at p
M. Philadelphia papers please copy.l
MCDONALD. On December It'll, 1880, ct Q
O'Clock p. M. BLANCHE, daughter Of James II. ana
Sarah A. Mcdonald. aged years. 1 month snt
days
Ere sin could blight, sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed.
And bade il blossom there.
Friends and relatives are invited 70 attend he
funeral from the residence of her parents, All New
York avenue on Thureda q. ut 2 O'Clock p. m. bal
umore and OovinRton Ky. papers please COPY
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1880 prs NM :.HEA A1urE 1880
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
NAnhlR Track Steel RAlla.

SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIF1CENr EQU1PaESr
rhSI sFFff FEW 2f6 II iso% bsS
corner OF Sixs Ia and street, s a. fooTs
to Cincinhat St. Louis and Chicago; $50 m
daily, with Palace Cara to Pittsburg.
APP IoToMA S TAILR2aD
a. except sns da
except Saturday. with Palace Cars to Oanandai.
For Williansport, Lock Haven and Elnira, at 10 40
Eo, M, Nm S1aiiy. EXCEPT snn If a,o.na
600 600 o1a an On !s Sunday 10 s. and 10 90
limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a.
For oag s1seHs y. through trains connect at
}essy city With boats Of B5Eo1y1 Anns1 f.
For PhIadelphis. I'd 40 I'm 2:1O. 80 and 10 100
med al saeasy 8 da n1a e1esps Bum
Ssuss7s g q, go 60, y q {. g. az. "a
Sunday. 500. 40 40 g. M. 2:io. SAC. $3.50 and
For .Popes Crees Line. GAO I'm. and 4:Io pm.
For Annapolis, $40 a. n. and 40 pm. daily. ex.
ArSY%S sfSaf AND rsEpEs1okssHHs B. RA "
60 81 q ara al y 20 On spS
For Richmond and the South. 7 90 and IL 90 D. m.
asE sea s1Gsss saasy
and i9 snS 4 idnxs sandsy AZ. q a.
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car 40
BE- snS
checfins Of baggage to destination from hStas and
FRANK THOMSON. General xaassss. ao1is
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THE EVENING STAR.
Some AprOpos ssoaH.

Books appropriate TO the holiday season new
mae thelr appearance. Robert Beail sruas
Alired Tennysons new volume. s'Bsllads ana
ooher Poems. published by James r. osgood
~ At comprises one hundred pages of entfrelv
rev poems Also, from Beall comes .SThe row
hlng Arthur" being Sir Thomas Msliory,s hts-
s 1a;', y, hing Arthur and his Knights OF the
tlon oy sidney Lanier. finely Illustrated aas
prlntee Troy; lis Legend History aud Iitera
t,e ey 5 ~ y, "; BENJAMIN giving the won
OelInl slory or Iroy and Its heroes with shirt
Both volumes are issued by the Scribners.
jones j. Chapman sends "stories OF the
Sea-" by f. F. Hale; Memoir OF Coy An
drew, with Personal "reminiscences, oy Pelee
Girls and Rows hV Susan 6ooidC. s sm Is. rm
In handsome style by Roberts Brothers; Little
Classics, (lSth volume.) entitled " Humanity"
with stories by Stoddard, Charles Dickens FiH
hugh Ludlow. Thackeray and others; " Little
Casslcs,' C1th yolume.l entitled Mature"
with articles on hunting. mountain-clImoing.
rSmoies In the woods &C, by John Burroughs.
and others; my Winter on the Nile" by
charles Dudley Warner, new edltion.D issued
oy houghton, Mitllln Co. Riverside Press;
Juliana II. Ewing; MY Marriage" Roberts
Bros publishers
From W. II. & o. II. Morrison we have Eek
amples OF Household Taste, by Walter Smith.
state Director OF Mass. School OF Design; Nes
YORK: X Northington. This superb volume OF
52l pages gives Illus ratlons OF the most al mir
able and artistic specimens OF the different art
industries contained IN the &. =. International
Exhibition OF 1876 accompanied by descriptions
CT their construction OF interest TO an Kinds OF
readers. The work is a credit 10 author. artists
and publisher
William Ballantyne sends 1.-THE Street singer, -
poem by ID. c. Addison; and Little 2ea."s
fairy story by Julia ID. MoSely; published by
sumner q Co., Chicago.
NJ. E. Boardman SENDS THE Lovers OF Pro
yence, AucaSsin and Nicoletue, =" a Song-Story OF
the Twelfth Century, Qllustrated9 FOrds. How
ard q Hubert, publishers. A charming little
mlnstrel-tale.
j. C. Parker sends 1.-The Little Folks. Black
and White Painting Book" and pictures to
Paint"
ID. A. Brosnan sends 1.-THE Adventures of q
Donkey from the French OF Mme La Comtesss
DE Segur; and Poems: Patriotic. Religions
Miscellaneous" by Abram j. Ryan Gather
ny an, issued Ia neat form by John Is. Pet,
Baltimore
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PANAMA CANAL COMPANY
CONDITIONS OF THE SUBSCRIPTION.

CONDITIONS OF THE SUBSCRIPTION.
The SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Is PAR, 500 francs per
share, payable follows:
IS francs (S4. sOl on subscription.
100 francs on .allotment TO be made within thirty
days from date OF emission.
The remaining 375 francs will BIS subject to call
may be deemed necessary by the Council Of Adj
mnistration. notice of which will be published At
least three months in advance. No such call, how
ever, can be made before the expiration of one
year from the date OF subscription.
After payment of $50 francs the shares can be e1-
changed for bonds, by the consent OF the stock
holders 1t a general meeting.
The owner Of each tweAty shares will be entitled
to one vote in the general meetings.
Interest at the rate of five per cant on sill sums
paid in will be paid during the progress OF the
work.
Rightly per cent Of the ne. earnings will be dis
trbuted to the shareholders according to tie terms
Of organization.
The requirements for official quot stions will be
fulfilled soon after the organization OF the COM
pany.
THE PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION Will be opened in
EUROPE and AMERICA.
on the 7rH. STH and 9TH Of DECEMBER, 1880.
The distribution OF shares subscribed VIII be
made pro rata of the total subscriptions, without
distinction of nationality.
The following privileged subscriptions are not
subject to reduction:
First-The shareholders and delegates Of the suez
Canal Company have the privilege of subscribing
to one Pansms share for each share or delexa,ion
of the Suez Canal Company.
Second-The original subscribers to the Panama
Canal Company have the privilege of subscribing
for these Panama shares in proportion 10 their
former subscription.
In order to avail themselves OF this right the
privileged subscribers paying the rst 20 francs
should present their Suez Bonds or their certid.
Gates proving their original Panama Subscription,
10 the respective Banking Houses.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received in PARIS by
COMpAaNIE UNIvERsELLE DU CANAL DE
ooMPT0IR D'EsCoMPrR.
SOCIETE DE DEPOTS EFT Oh Complies OOUR-
ANTS,
sOCIETE GKNERALE POUR LIE DBvELoPPE-
EN- FRANCE,
BANQUE DE PARIS ET DIS PAYS BAs,
CREDIT LYONNAIs.
EOOIETE FINANCIERE DE PARIS,
BAEQUE D'kSCOMPTE DE PARIS,
and at all the Offices of their br anches and Inland
and Foreign Correspondents.
Also. in ENGLAND. GERMANY. BELGIUM.
HOLLAND, AUSTRIA, HUNGARIA, ITALY
RUSSIA, SPAIN. PORTUGAL. SWITZERLAND.
DENMARK. SWEDEN. NORWAY TURKEY
AND EGYPT, at the special houses designated.
TIE COUNCIL. OF ADMINISTRATION HAS
APPOINTED SPECIAL COMMITTEE IN
AMERICA TO REPRESENT THE COMPANY IN
THIS EMISSION.
UNDER THE AUTHORITY so GIVEN. THE
UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBS0RLP-
TONS BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
MESsRS.
DREXEL, MORGAN co., SPECIAL
JAW sELLGMAN CO., AMERICAN
WINSLOW, LANlkR& co., COMMITTEE
dec6-3t NEW YORK CITY.
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r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Aucttonesr.

TRusTEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF TENTH AND /
STREETS NORTHWEST. OPPOSITE A
PUBLIC RESERVATION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated Septenl- -
Der Goth, A d. 1877, duly recorded III Liber I'M
No S65, folio 800, of the land records for .ke.
the District of Columbia and at the written request
OF the party secured thereby, viii sell at public
auction. in front of the premises, on FRIDAY De
CEMBER 10TH, 1880, AT 4;3O O'CLOCK PM, the
following described real estate situate in the City
OF Washington, District of c Columbia, II wit Part
OF hot numbered eleven 40. of David sons snb
division OF lots in square numbered three hundred
and forty -four t344). Begiuning for the same at
the northeast corner of said lot and square and
ming thence west thirteen l3l feet and 90 inch
on the south line OF north | street; thence south
hftyfour (54l feet and elk t6) inches thence east
thirteen (lS) feet and one % inch the west line
OF 10th street. and thence north along the west lin g
OF said street fifty four 54l feet and six f6) inche
TO the place OF BEGINNING, together with thu is
provements, consisting Of one two story and one
three-stOry brick buildings.
Terms: One-half cash and the balance In six
months, with interest at six per cent. per AMMAN
secured by deed Of trust the property sold or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
OF 500 required at the time OF sale. and all convey
anclng at purchasers cost. Terms to b5 complied
with in seven days, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at tho risk and cost
OF the defaultlng purchaser after five days adver-
tsement.
ROBERT o. HOLTZMAN,. -r,.
SIMON KATZENSrEIN. Trustees
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VyHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF LEASEHOLD ESTATE OF PART OF
LOT NO. - IN PETERS SQUARE, GEORGE

LOT NO: 10 IN PETERS SQUARE. GEoRGE.
TOWN. d. G..
By virtue Of deed of trust from the late -
John L. Hughes to the undersigned. datei H.
ioth day Of Ustober; 1870 and duly recorded. ~.
In 1lber No. 626, folio 500, of the land records
Of the District of Columbia and st tina request of
the party sseas a, thereby will offer At public
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1880, AT THE HOUR OF 8
O'clock IN THE AFTERNOON, the le ,sehold estate of
town, d. c., beginning for the same at the end of
twenty feet on the south side of Bridge street meas
and run easterly with Bridge street twenty feet;
then southery, making right angle with Bridge
Their westerly with said alley twenty feet; thence
north and parallel With first line to the beginning.
together with the Improvements upon the same,
according to lease recorded in Lber No Is,
folio 151, of the land records
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
cash, the residue in six and twelve months the
purchaser giving his notes with interest secured
oy deed OF trust; pay all cash. ALI conveyan-
cling at the expense of the purchaser.
dec2-1Ot r. p. JACKSON Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MoDELFAsTL LINE. AND THE ONLY LINZ
THE EAST AND THE VEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE sA EFFECT WEDNESDAY
A: NJ LEAVE WASHINGTON.
II aoaCnicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
8 Baltimore. Ellicott City and way stations.
6.0OscBalt.more, Annapolis, and way. Piehmont.
s,tr1ss6,nrs, Winchester. H.gerstown and way
ss.19-PoInt Of Rocks and way stations =
S46-Staunton and Valley Express. CONNECTS
f2r asssrstown and at Point Of Rocks for
s.0o-New York Philadelphia and Boston Express.
f9W.On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
10. 90 Baltimore Express: ts.ops at Hyattsvills
Son Ssss Ses sna Haao Srs Annapolis juno
to- 44oPitts6urgh. Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
II. 10.Baltimore. Elncott City. Annapolis and Way
7 25-9n sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
9 S-sst Yors E pbIs
BatimSrs ana Way stations wv tWtnch ssssss
Prederick' Haserssown and Way, via
4.3o-Baitimore. Hyattsvnle and Laurel Rr-
press Frederick, Wis Relay. stops at Anna
t445.--Point Of Rocks. Frederick. Hagers.own,
a9 R and Way sSp COZ
"a 4s-Balhmore, Annapolis ana Way Stations.
t6 45-PhiladelpLia and Baltimore Express. (Mar-
tnRburg and Way, via Relay. Stops at II ats.
vile ard Iaurel)
e 05-Pont OF Rocks and Way Stations.
t6.45-Bs' timore and Way Stations.
7.3G-Baltimore and Laurel Express
To- -Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati and St Louis
Express.
9.45-Batimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express.
Oo-New York! York; Philadelphis and Boston Ell
ia Sleeping Gar at Phiiadeiphia o'.' Aau '''0-
tDaily, ~tsunday only. Other trains daily. e1-
cept Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue; corner l4th
street. where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received st any point In tho city.
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KILLED BY His PIT SNAKB-John NJ. Howe q
liquor dealer OF Charlotte, North Carolina had
pet rattlcSnake. and was In the habit OF play
Ing with t. ON Thursday, while 1t was coiling
about bis arm, IL suddenly became vicious and
struck its fangs into his finger. He was dead
In half an hour, in spite OF all the remedies ap-
cd
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THE UTAH PAPERS ON THE PRESIDENTS MES
S4GE.-The recommendations OF the Pre5l-
dents message respecting Utah give great sat
isfac;ion 10 the Genties In Salt Lake. The Nor
mons affect to regard them with contempt. The
Deseret Ne7rS [Mormon) says: $50 far as tbs
recommendations concerning Utah are con
cerned, they need give no Latter Day saint aNy
uneasineSS. They are too impractical and uI-
American for serious consideration by states
men, and the LORD rules In the earth beneath
as well as IN The Heavens above" The Herald
(Mormonl says: Whatever there may be that
is wrong or unlawful in this territory must bs
cured by lawful and regular methods No ex-
IRENE measures, and especially such as are
monStrouSly vicious. wicked and unlawful in
themselves VIII accomplish anything Congress
perhaps understands this. if Mr.. Hayes does
not" The salt Lake Tribune (Cientile) urges
GOV. Murray for q Cabinet position because he
Is a noble representative or the young republI-
cans OF the south. and especially comprehends
the Utah problem. which presses harder every
We ar for settlement.
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TIE CoLoRBp MEN or LoUIsIANA-The grand
council OF the Colored Mems Protective Union,
or LOUISIANA, al d special meeting in New
Orleans, yesterday, Endorsed the nomination OF
A J. Dumont as naval officer OF that port re-
Quested his confirmation by the United States
Senate, and solicited the support OF Senators
Jonas and Kellogg. The association numberg
over 1900,
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR r: PARSONS, DENTIST, No. 42S 7th at.
" northwest, between D and q sts.. over Ballan-
tyne's bookstore. Extracting at night. Best of
references. Consultation free. dec6-6m
EAHY FEET, &c.-The wise for health on
= dAiy walks depend. hencs Dr.. WHITES rs
ta6hsnment. 1916 Pa. ave., opposite Wizards Ho-
tel. ts patronized By thousands Of we'll known per-
sSon.fes aJnong them the highest Medical, Judicial,
Political. Military and Naval d1gntAr1es Of this and
representatives OF leading foreign countries Foot
surgery, Oorns, Bad Nails etc. Fee al per visit o
nR. WEIsEMRqRN, Rensist removed to 9i6 7th
q per set and all operations on the nat
ursl Teeth at reasonable prices. Extract
.ne. oo centA. decl6
nh. DUKE, Dentist. IT'S 18th Ct NV. bat. &;
LAND =. =. sve.-Beautifu Bets Of Teefls 49,. y
r.; Teeth Filled. 81; Extracting without H.
Pain, 90 cen1. AL operations Warranted.
nR. T.: ID. TALBOTTs DKNyIsT, No. lS2 IN
~ o.. three doors from cor. j. Denfi6.
try In a IL branches. Teeth NSoytod N Q14X
Rel No. Al Woxk 1RxxAAtsd. ~
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-A. w. PritcnaTd, car
penter, employ in the Merchant iron mill &C
Rome, \. Y. was caug [ by shaft yesterday
aud whipped 10 death within a minute. HIS
clothing was torn TO shredS, and his body re-
duced 70 q Jelly.
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MARRIED.

CONBS-FLOYD. On the It'll Of December 1890
at 1t. Ignsttus' Church, baltinore, by the Rey.
Father eheer1n, HENRY CoNBs. OF SashIust ton. D.
u, to Miss NoLLIK K. FLOYD. OF st. Mays
comfy. Md.
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hrNIcIrAL ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
George " tlSon, the temperance candidate, was
elected mayor OF New Bedford, Mass, yester-
day. r. Green, republican, was elected mayor
or Fail River. Col JOS A. Fox, citizens candi-
date, was elected mayor OF Cambridge without
opposition. Col. X. NJ. Pulsifer was re-electol
may or OF Newton without opposition.
STEAMBOAT MBS INDICTED FOR MaNsLAVGHrRR
The United States grand jury al New YORK yes
terday returned verdicts against the directors
captain, engineer and Superintendent Kirk. OF
the steamer Seawanhaka, for manslaughter.
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II
~ 9th and streets W.
FINE ART
HOLIDAY CATALOGUE SALE
ELEGANT AND HIGH COST
BRONZE STATUETTES
drcupes and Vases, representing upwards OF 100
uhereLt persons and subjects.
MUSICAL WORK B)XES.
ODOR STANDS,
,-, SMOKING SETS,
RICH PLAQUES.
,vrcn CANDLESTICKs,
WRITING DESKS.
DECORATED sTATUETTEs
FRENCH GILT AND
GILT AND ALABASTER CLOCKS
WITH OTHER FINE GOODS,
, Altogether forming OF the best collection Of
the above goods offered at auction In this city
AID VIII be catalOg1ed and sold st Auction on MON
DAY, DtoEMBER 18th. commencing at ii O'CLOCK
M and continuing st O'CLOCK 10 the afternoon,
in he new Store, situsted on south side of New
fork avenue, two doors east Of 18TH street north
west.
Sale absolute ard without reserve
Catalogues ready aud goods on exhibition Satlr-
day, December 18th
decS DUNCAESON BROS AVc-s
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THB Il. AND o. RAILROAD
James McGraw, fireman On the Baltimore ana
OHIO railroad, was killed at Bellaire, Ohio last
evening. lie attempted TO mount his engine
on the bridge, but missed his hold and after
being dragged some distance fell TO the street
distance OF some - or 80 feet, He WAS man
gled horribly, portions OF his body being strewn
along the track. He had been married but q
few days.
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A DISASTROUS CYCLONE. accompanied by vfo-
lent thunder and lightning, passed over Garth
age, Sarcoxfe, Round Prairie and Marshtield
Mo-. saturday. The same section was visited by
similar storm last summer. As on that occs-
sion, the damage TO buildings and other proper
y was heavy, ana several persons were fatally
injured
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.EWID JOHNSON = CO., Bankers.
WASHINGTON. D. O.,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS. DIS
ThICT ana other INVESTMENT HEOURITIR6.
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN 1xOHANGE. uar3
SECOMD:HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
y and the highest cash prices paid. Also Watches
Sewe.ry, Guns. Pistols esc Can Or address HER
zoo W. IN D.. psaE "a. AyA oep74
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THE MINING RECORD, "a q Year
No. 81 Broadway, New York. Most com
Tlete Mining Paper ever published. 0amp .
Copies Free. Orders executed for Mining
stocks and other Securities both in n. 7. aud
IS sspl-eoS1 ALEX. RoBT. oHIsoLM, Props.
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EIEOs. J. FISHER Il CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers. 1923 2 ct. NV.

E7EOs. j. FISHER Il CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctoneers. 1923 st. NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON NORTH A STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS EAST, IN
The IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia passed in equity IL
GAUGE No 144S, we will sell at public auction -X.W
on FRIDAY, THR Sd DAY OF DRCRMBgR,
1871, AT O'CLOCK P. M, in front OF the premises,
the following real estate situated in the city OF
Washington, ID. c., to wit: All that piece parcel
OF ground known and described as lot twenty two
CD, In square No seven hundred and twenty hit
U2o). together with all the improvements and ap-
pnrtenances to the same belonging.
I he ter ms of sale are as follows One third OF
the purchase money L. caeh. the balance in three
equal instalments. payable in six twelve aad eish-
teen mon tbs from the day Of sale for which the
purchaser shall give bis promissory notes, bearing
interest at six per cent per annum, secured by
deed OF trust on the property or all in cash At pnr
chasers' option. deposit of 300 viii be required
at time Of sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within five days from day Of sale and all oonveysn
cling at purchasers cost
Columbia Law Building. 9th ct. n. ". r,,,..o..
1906 street n w. no2o-dAds
tK-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UN TIL
WEDNESDAY, DKcEMBRR Is 1880, al same hour
ana az Place. FkANk T 81 BR0WSING Trustees.
Fa,EOS. j. FISHER co, Real Estate Aucts,
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FH'kOS. J. FISHER l. CO, Real Estate Aucts ,
L 1928 street north west.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT, M
PROVED BY SMALL BRICK HOUSE, ON
EAST SIDE TENTH STREET, BET NERS NJ
AND N STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust 20 US, bearing -
date on the 10th day OF November. A. D. 1875. 80
and duly recorded ia Hber No. S06 folio 1874 LOO
Of the lard records for the District Of Oolumbis
sud by direction of the party secured thereby We
the undersigned Trustees, will Sell, at public auc
hon. in front of the premises. on WEDNES DAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1880, AT 8 80
ooLooK p: NJ, all that piece OF ground In the
city Of Washington In the District of Columbia,
designated as lot numbered fifteen u5l. in David
sons subdivision Of square numbered three hun
dred and Ity EIGHT $685. in said city, improved
by a two-story Brick House.
Terms Of SALE One-th of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance in equal install
ments in six and twelve months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser shall be taken. bearing in
terest st per cent per annum from the day of SALE
and secured by dead of trust upon the premises.
post Of S100 will be required at the tims of sale
81 conveyancing is to be at the rnrchaser's cost
ali arrears Of taxes and assessments Will be paid by
the Trustees out Of the purchase money.
The Trustees reserve the nigh. to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser II the terms ofsale are not complied with
within ten days after day Of sale.
CHARLES @. GLOVER r,.too,
nov29-d&ds Thus. HYDE trustees.