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TowELs.-This suitry weather is the cause of
Soliing large number or towels, and each
housekeeper should see that she has a good sup
ply. Linen toWeling is considered by all to be
better than cotton, but for a year past have
been using brown cotton ''biriS-e eye" for the
kitchen, which | think excellent. IL cost six
CENTS per yard T. easily washed. and has been
IN const3nt use without becoming ragged. |
Think dozen OF these would be good invest
mtnt for any one who could only afford uni-
ted supply OF linen ones.
SHOE DRESSING.-The incest dressing I eyer
lStd Ior NY boots is put up in wide-mouthed
bottles. with SPENCE attached to the cork by
Which It can be applied to the leather. MANY
cialm that these dressings as wei as ordinary
snS backing. viii tniure The leather and that
soft Oils alone should be used. | think an occa-
SiHIal oi!i1S Is necessary. and md that IL AFTER
ward give slight rubbing with the white OF
sn egg. very nice new look is obtained A
mixture OF black ink and mucilace will also
g'1 e coed looking polish.
NECKTIES FOR BOYS.-NecktieS can often be
made for boys our OF scraps OF silk or satin left
from dresses, or OF old bits OF black silk, which
can te renovated by spongtng them with am.
monia water and ironing them on the wrong
side. Cut the silk two inches and a half In
width. and haste a lining Of dark colored cam
brio, OF equal width through the middle of the
tie. Turn down one side md iron it smoothly,
then fold over the other side ana hem is neatly.
taking care lot to take sny stitches through the
right Side TO finish OIL the ends turn them
wrong side cut, and commence in the middle
and run the TWO loTe? edges together. Reverse
down the edges evenly. and finish of the seams
nicely. Then iron down the points. II boys
are too small 70 tie their cravatS make them 10
button on. Measure The SILK long enough 10 GO
around the neck, and allow the necktie to lap
over an inch or more. Put button On one side
and loop on the other. cut Two pieces OF SILK
for bows end two for ends, and one piece for
knot across the bows. Sew the bow SO as to
conceal the button. CravatS can be made for
gentlemen in the same way.
DURABLE SUMNER HoUsES-These. when made
OF rustic work or small strips OF wood for the
lattice Yolk, are liable 10 decay in few years.
A writer III one OF out exchanges says that he
prevents decay by allowing only annual climb
ers to cover them, which are stripped of on the
approach OF cold weather. and they remain bare
through winter and spring. A much easier. BET
ter, ard more perfect way, is TO soak all the
woodwork, as soon as the structure is made
with crude petroleum applied with coarse
brush. Ia an experiment now before u.s. light
woodwork SO treated, remains perfectly sound
amer fifteen years, when other work not oiled
WaSs1ecayed In four years
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GicD TORY About wElr.-KNowN SOUTHERN


~
~: l.. White N y. \. 1ribn,e1
ENtIn coy Who had been IN WsShinf-top rffs,,
SILT tot fecons'ruc'ion o. the south Ap,,ys
~, pStAAtee. ana De Is no. . stranger ~ Nn,--
lp!k, Scod sclGtr. ! believe. on f6a eonte51
Islt s,Ce ne became republican ~ the ,los, NJ
li-e var ara faNoTite or President Grant VII,
arr OlatSd nlm nited States marshalfor TexaS
Whtn mat of.ce WAS worth a gpal deaf rnor,
money than II Is now. The Majors b,~ Wa
ere 9. nc nCSi elainen' JcrStS l. Texas = .aga
TIE WaF ara l9a s 1Ct de2loI tor 40 Hl-h MS
SOP. who though not baa was tali of rgi~riisil
Al length when Ton apar0aeaCs yonBg IA an
hood The old judge determined 4 ss,psr i,,,,
down by study. anu 50 took nm INT. Is aA-.
law Cfilcc where be Kept him pretty closely a
his books Tor ABOUT three years. Tom WIS A
good scholar, made satisfactory py7g5 IS aud
was finally S1Dicod 10 tie oas .,u,. taken tatn
partnership 10y his father. \ few months ,f.er
this the Judge, as be was starting Tor Dallas
one morning 10 attend a long session 81 he
sigh, which i-ad been abC a. his Office door Tor 4
quarter Oh q century. and told Ton IL t8pT -ht
II Was aoNHt ti!1e 10 have a Hen Cu-. And,
Iohi, ne SAID. suppose you attend 20 a.. Cyf "A
uponE
Tie Ole gentleman went 30 Dallas AMI was
CENT stNtia. UaNS EetGmiue. when IL cana
IA Sistt ul Inc mile frame o.IlGp he tnO=Eaf 4
Noked strange, and ndlBg ucarJr he found
suttchiIE tlstf across Tire bullitns an TN
meGSe sign hoard, on which " as painted i1 huss
letters. " - -
a. 4. GCEITGgEE ASr FATtSR.
toUNSEICFs AND ATTpRNENS.af-l.A r-
Tom vas AT his dsSk deeply absorb, i y, work
Ing up case. a,.d never lg!i u;.Itr.tt,. vv.,-
ue ola nlau should have caused TIA, 81 - . b.
taken down.
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RIED ID.

BROWN. On "Wednesday, August lsth. 1850,
JONI ", beloved husband OF Fannie Brown and
eldest sen CT 9ialinda Brown, aged thirty Eve years
ard stN months.
Sleep, John, sleep: would not call
thee from thy lowly peaceful bed.
Icou art no more by pain distressed;
An angel guards thy place Of rest.
Funeral viii take place from the residence OF his
mother, 2l0 q street northeast, Sunday, at three
O'Clock y. N. Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited TO attend.
New York papers please copy.l
HOFFMAN. At II 10 O'clock, on August 18Th.
1880. EMMA FLORENCE HOFFMAN, aged twenty
two years and SIX days.
Funeral Sunday, 22d instant, st half past four,
from the residence OF her yrar parents 1909 Fourth
street northwest. Relatives aud friends iu-
vIted 10 attend. Baltimore SIM please copy'l
MARI. On Thursday. August 18th. 1885, after o
lingering illness, Mrs. REBEccA MARR. aged fifty
teSen.
Pclstiyes and friends of the family are respect
ully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
seficerce, No, 925 Twelfth street northwest, Sum-
day, 22d ins t3nt, at four 2. m.
lBalEmcre papers please copy.l
O'NEIL. At lis y. m, August 18th. 1880. Of
scarl.t fever, JAMES ALBERT U'sEu.. only son OF
Janes and Mary 0'Neil, aged three years, one
month and IA Gays.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents. Satur-
day, August II, at ten O'Clock o. NJ.
STEWART. On August 18th. 1850, al s 80 p m,
AMELIA STKwART. beloved wife of Jno. W. NJ.
Stewart, II, departed this hfe after long painful
illness Of dropsy.
Funeral FeIyices at two o'cDek m. August 22d.
Of First Baptist Church. Georgetown. Friends OF
family are invited TO attend.
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Miss NELSON'S PECULIAR DEATH.-There are
many friends CT the late Miss Adelaide Nelson
in this city who are by no means satisfied with
the cable accounts OF her sudden death Their
contradictory character eXciteS remark. AT
first IL was stated that her death was sudden
announced that ''she was in mortal agony
twelve hours" Above all, they are shocked
beyond expression at the statement that "her
was only claimed there by an old naval officer"
A great deal is said on the subject at the club
rooms which would be improper to print. Per-
that there is q great deal more TO come out re-
specting the circumstances of her death than
the public have been as yet informed of, but
formation or Sentiment only is matter of con-
iectuTe,-N Z. Cor. Pbic. ledger.
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Horse t,s,n> from .,nr,ars


setul horses with no pretentou 10 fast aass
have fallen little IN value s,2cs -: c',c ,',,
ciusion OF Lord RCSebeTTyS committee o., no,sa
sOprHiy. that demand would create a s'lnoIy '
has he5a rsSliiCd. Al the world las teah rir,.
sacked South America has l0rSoa thp cabs ana
CniltUSeS OF Liver ,1o0l. The luea states 20
On raineT did. horse ont Of the 3Jaac. tTar,yav
companies. Mules have i,len imported fr3ai
france, and breeding has been INDUCED II By
every tanner tbat has bit ~ grass and an old
mare. The results are nU: very grand but they
are eVldtlf. The hanson cabs that were re-
duCtd 10 pace Of about seven !naes an nour
curing The Franco-GermGI Nar. arc poy magnI-
hcehtIy horSe1 with saicElid and often vicious
animals or every csEItC Cr 2SOgndneSS tbSf
does not interfere with . great pAct--yirials y.
II Understood. unless WORKED as cab horses are
worked, and controlled as horse Is In "A hanson
The Moth London tTamway cars vera Tor a
time horsed by kentucky bred animals a rrear
deal TOO good Tor the new work, too wei -pred
tCo ngnt. The majority have died out, or been
sold out 10 draw light CARRIAGES OF tGNuTv Fa,r-
lish ahd French horses. supplied by The English
GtaitlS in loN-Cl1SS horses. now SUNNY III niqpn
or the graceful blood Americans. Ia 1873 the
Lohcon omnibus Company paid about go
apl,ce loi inelr horses. and t0ur-ilfIhs were
fithCn OF belgian. They now pay is their ton
price SIS, and nearly al are tough English and
HelSl; 40 foreign horses are Deliberately MIR
chased. At auctions the fan ia the price OF BSe.
lul horses Is estimated at about twenty Der cent
since 1873. but thel they gre taken MN OH
faults. Very few horses can h. rest'Ka IN an
omhlDuS alter weeks work Sut those who
require S0un0 hcrSe With ire a,.r.no FOR har-
ness, a perfect hack Tor the park !.dy's horse
handsome. With uae manners. o. A tGgtpr with
good character. must pay the market price
and that is comparatively high; because IN this
generation the number OF purchasers willing t0
pay ior perfect horse has at least doubled
these or the last.
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TRTs5E E's SALE OF !MPRoXED REAL Es-
ING. FIRST STORY BRICK, SEUoND AND
THIRD STORIES FRAME AND OUT
BUILDiHGS ON BARRY FARM, HILLS
PALE !d, ADJ ADJOINING USiOMToWN, D; G; j;
SIDE OF nj STREET, BETMEEN HALF
AND FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated re- Ia
srectveIy February 9th, 1879. and Septem- AxH
Der 9th, 1919, and duly recorded respectively -2.As
IN Liber Nc. 9o7, folio 80. ct seq, and liber
Records for the District Of Columbia, and At 1 re
quest Of the parties secured thereby. will sell at
pnblc ancton, in front Ct the premises, on WE'D
NhsDAY, AUGUST 25TH, 1850. VIZ: At O'Clock p.
m the followic1 Real Estate in the county of Wash
1ngton. District Of ro,uInbis, to wit Lot No. 70
ing to pat Of said subdivision recorded in Sur
veyOr's office OF said District. in Liber Levy
Court" No 2, folio l. together with the improve
nleDts thereon-t.lree story dwelling and out
hoGses, &C
,At6:i5 O'Clock m. the following Real Estate in
The City Of Washington said District, TO wit: Lot
lettered II, r." ard part Of Lot lettered CO.. in
Jas: Acanls Subdivision OF part OF Square No. ESQ.,
beg nDns for same st northeast corner OF said Lot
III" and running thence south rs feet thence
along south NJ street 90 feet TO beginning, together
with the improvements tbereOu-tWo small Frames
Terms of gale: OOe third cash, OF which $50 rnust
be paid II time O. sale, on each piece Of property
balance ID e1usl payments in six and twelve
months, 10 be sec1l ed by purchasers notes. with
interest at eight Fer cent from day of sale aud
deed Of trust on property sold Convey ancin1
ana recording at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale
70 be complied with III Elk days after sale, else
Trustee reserves rislt 10 resell at risk and Of
VIZ. T. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
aUTli- dtdbS 1921 4 street q. ".
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: ENGLISH LADIES DRESS better than had been
led to expect from oft-repeated aSperSions at
home. The present closely fitting street cos
tunes we'll become their fine figures, but there
is an Indeniable lack of taste In the use OF
colors. a-failure TO harmonic the tout ensem-
bic. However, in everything connected with
miration's idols. AN English girl on spirited
thoroughbred, daShing along Rotten Row, with
her groom following at respectful though IN
helpful distance, is sight to inspire any BODY
London Letter.
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-FRrGETFUL ACADEMIA carriage containing
Mrs Ellen Mahoney and four members OF her
family was struck by locomotive at Elizabeth
port, N. j., yesterday. The carriage was de-
molished, Albert Williams, the colored coach
man, killed, Mrs. Mahoneys spine was fractured
and five OF her ribs were broken, her daughters
were badly but not dangerously injured. and
Patrick Dougherty, who was on the box with
the coachman, had an arm broken. MS Maho.
ney is not expected to live,
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ALEXANDRIA,. daughter OF the poet Joukof-
sky whom the Russia Grand Duke Alexis re-
Gently married and was forced TO give up TO an-
other man by the stern cZar, Is living 1n swift
pretty picture OF healthy boyhood. The d.
vorced wife was asked how she could consent
to marry another. Her eyes filled With tears
ard her lips Qutvered as she replied In a
whisper: III was for my sons sake and then
she said no more being evidently not wholly
freed from the cars tolls
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The G0NCLAvE OF TENILARS-N Me- Ooaa,are-
E'ection Cf f4thrfjtS. EtG.-.at a meeting OF the
ccrnEtttee on the location OF The Knights Tenn
par tfienDial cchcldve ia Chicago at noon yes
tefoay, the idea OF holding the next cohclave.
In leSS. al Washington. was abandoned aud it
Was decided 10y unanimous vote IN favor OF san
FRANCISCO and such report vas made TO the
Grand Encampment The subject was laii
over until today. AT meeting or the Grand
EEcanpment yesterday p. n the following Of
Ulcers were elected :--Btal. Dean. ot R0Ston.
most eminent grand master: Senator r. r.
Writers, OF Va, deputy grand MASTER Charles
Roome. president OF the Manhattan gas COM
pdny, grand generalissirno; John I. y GOWN. of
Lebanon. Pa, grand captain general: Judge
Hugh McCurdy, or Corunna, Mich. grand Sc
nior warden; VIM. Larue Thomas, OF Danvl!lc.
ny, grand junior warden, John w. Simons OF
New ork city, grand treasurer, and t. s. PaTvin
OF Iowa City. grand recorder. The remaining
officers will be appointed to-day. Yesterday
departing trains on all lines were overcroWded
On all sides, among citizens and visitors there
Was general expression OF disappointment
ard annoyance at the lack OF MANAGEMENT or
foresight which has been exhibited in providing
fer the accommodation. entertainments and
c imperative comfort OF the crowd.
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AND ONO hA1LnOAD.

RALT1MOB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT D0UBLs rRAoK.
North and Sess cass~.::,W. West nav
- .s sns's SEanvas2 wAAsz fsss isss ALSO
SIS Aa Ssssss and way fp,sa
nont s;rasburs, Winchester, Hasars,own. BIZ
s:555 ,m.9tstn. o q Books and way stations.
500 smENeW Yors sn9 w. dsRrsngs Express
SsSshEaSrs Express Parlor car 70 New York and
slWa ton Sunday only-Eslamore, Ann.po-
pie a.m:-tst. Louis. chtcaxo. oo,unnu. .ps
M Point 81 ROCKS for Federck and sssns ass apd
ensa ana etosps sgnds !,; PULLMAN car e On
Say Sept sp . satnrasy oAy GRAFTON to sandusky
15:og s;m.eSsitim9is Express Stops a. Bl.aen,-
la;1o p q. Baltimore. Annapolis. Elioott Git,
!:sS m--tBalhmore and Laurel Express.
s :ao IGN sgaoay o,,ly. Baltimore and WAY.
$50 $50 p;na;.Bati1aore and wsy stations twln-
f1psess Frederick. va Relay. Stops 1t Annapola
s aSb gmM1tPoint Of aocts Frederick. E.sers-
Resss s a5d wv wy On sunda,
sa ~ D. m.-fBaltm0.e. Annapolis and Way Sta,
81 40 p.m.-tCh,csso and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars tie Chicago daily. '
81 40 p % ;.fPhiladelphla and Baltimore Express
stops ct Bladensburg and Laurel
o:Uo p. n-Potnt OF Books and Way Etation3.
9:ssee J. m.-fEaltmore and Way Stations.
M iS9 I. m--DALTIMORE AND LAUREL tx
$50 p. m:-tst. Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago and
Sleeping cars to St. Louis and ffttsburg.
ps;So ?. m.-fBaltimore. Bladensburg and Laurel
s} fe1s p .E mn1atNEM YORK RaILA4DELPH1A.
deiphia. -NfAAo va ~ AH
fDsily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. exosp,
An trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information spply NJ the Rslfsmors
ND Ohio Ticket Ofaces, Washington Station. and
SSS: Sls ssd Corner 18th and Penns{lysnis avenue
shscked and received at sny point In the city
"a SLE MENTS, Master Of Transportation.
H. n COLE, General Ticket Agent
1E0 9. kOONTZ. General Agent
" h. LORD. General Passenger Agent. uay17
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON
NORTH o STREET, BETWEEN NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET EAST.
By virtue Of 3 deed of trust, dated Novem- S.,A
Der l7th, 1873, recorded in Iiber 735, folio Fsa1f
37C, OF the land records of the District OF -9.&
CeiuI bia, and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed the asa
eay Of July. A. D. 1850. substituting me- as trus
tee in pac and stead OF the lste Johann KlIan, in
ssd deed Of trust, will sell, in front of the prem
ises. on THURSDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1880. AT SIX
O'CLOCK NJ, the real estate described In said deed
70 Wit Lots numbered 29, 80, 81 and 50, OF VIM
T. Todd's recorded subdivision Of part of square
No. 669. tosether with the improvements thereon,
house.
Terms of sale: According to the condition OF
said deed o. trus: 70 wit 81, 600 cash. with accrued
Interest ST the rate Of 10 per cent per annum from
September 18th, 1873. to day OF SALE also costs OF
sale; balance in 81 and lively months. for which
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from day
Of sale. secured on the property will be taken. A
deposit OF 9lU0 10 be paid when the property is bid
of. AL eonyeyanting at the expense Of the pur
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied with in six
days from day Of sale, Else the trustee the
right to resen at the purchasers risk, after Ave
days advertisement.
iV2j-2aWSis A e. L. KEESF Trustea
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THOSAJ. FISHER & CO. Anc.ioneers.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Be
TWEEN r AND STREETS.
In In pursuance Of degree Of the Supreme AzxA
Court OF the District of Columbia o1Ssed in CON-
Equity Cause No $500, in whiok George I..8a
GohnTn and others are comPiainants, and William
Henderson and another are defendants, the under
signed Trustee will offer for sale, vt public auction
on TUESDAY, THE 7TR DAY or SEpTEHBER, A ID.
1850 AT O'CLOCK P NJ. in front Of the preIalsee,
lot OF ground numbered seventy nine 60. in the
recorded subdivision of square numbered ta.o hun
dred ard seven t20I1, in the City Of Washington.
sidnated in rapidly improving portion of the city
The property will be sold subject to deed of
trust thereon, dated December l, 1870. to secure
the payment Of 81 400 to the executors OF Joshua
Pnrce, which becomes due in ten years from the
date Of the deed.
Terms Of sale, Us prescribed by the decree, are:
One. third Of the purchase money in cash, and tho
balance IN equal instalnents in twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale. with interest at six
Yer cent per aDnun, all each, at the option of
the purchaser. No deed Riven until all the pur-
chase money is paid. deposit of SlOO will be re-
qured at the tins Of sale. The terms of sale are
to be complied with within ten days after the day
Of sa!e. MARTIN r. MORRIS
euRiG-2awSH Trustee.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT-F1fteen persons were
precipltated into a cellar I'm New YORK. yester-
teTGay, by the iron grating on the street giving
way. ard were all more or less Injured They
had gathered to witness TWO policemen arrest
drunken woman. Officer John Hay had leg
broken. George Sleffer leg and arm hurt, and
John Houghton leg hurt. several women
were among the injured.
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rHANCRRY- SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
~ DWEI.LING, ALSO A FRAME HOUSE, ON
EIGHTH sTRLEr EAST, NEAR q STREET
SOUTH, OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS

MatsiSS bAhiShOhS,
Byvirtue OF degree 0, the supreme Court AzA
OF the District OF ColUInbia, passed IN equity aS
canse No. 6 S94, the Un6ereixned Trustee 4M0.
therein s1 sell ut Pu6ic auction, In front of the
PREMISES, On MONDAY, 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBEs,
a u. 1SoO, Al O'CLOCK P. NJ, ali that certain
piece, parcel or lot of ground lying and b. Ink in the
city OF Washington in the District of Columbia,
anf known and described the ground plat or plan
OF sad city as part OF Lot numbered twenty one,
N square NUN bered nine hundred and four GOD,
beginning AZ the line dividing lot numbered twenty
two one hundred and twenty feet from the corner
OF street and Sh street east, running thence north
or Ee with said Sth street forty 400 feet thence
west seventy C'0) feet and six 60 inches: thence
south i feet thence west TO the alley as laid down
IN TIE pan Of said square: thence south bounded
py said alley to the Gue Of lot numbered twenty
TWO CID; thence east along the line of said lot NUM-
Dtfeo IWtLty tWO t22) 20 the place of BEGINNING
tosetilef with tue improvements
1er Ills Gs pTescr bed by decree One third of the
purchase money in cast, and the residue in two
Sqaai Instruments at one and two years, notes to
pear interest and to be secured by trust on prop
eIty Sold II terms 90 sale are not complied with
IN ten days from sale. the Trustee reserves the
Rant 70 resell the property at the risk aud cast of
the defeultlIg purchaser, after giving five days
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington, u. G. Conveyancil9 &C. at pur-
chsser's cost A deposit of one hundred dollars
vii DC required or time of sale
JUSEPR +. HODGSON Trustee
HOS 18th street northwest
DCNCANS0N BROS. Aucts
augl3. 10. IL, 20, "a, 26. 20. 81, sep24&6
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JOHN SHERMAN CO. Aued0neers'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
UABLE SQUARE No. eta GOOD INVEST

TA ABBIL+E s3gARE No. GA GOOD INVEST
BY virtne OF two certain deeds OF trust 10
dated January /, AID, 1874, and Of June ~
IT, A. D. 1875, respectively, and duly recorded -
in Liber No. 734. folio $40, and Iibsr No
los. folio 300. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, we, the undersigned. will
sell at PUBLIC auction. ia front OF the premises,
on WEDNESDAY. TIE 25rH DAY OF ACausr. A.
scribed real estate, situate in Washington city, Dis
trict Of Columbia. to wit All Of Square numbered
slx hundred and seventy -four {674), bounded as
follows: On the north by street. on the south by
street, the east by LIST street east. and the
west by North Capitol street, and contains about
2on, 600 square feet Of ground.
Terms OF sale: The amount OF the indebtedness
secured by the said two deeds Of trust and the ex
penses of sale, which will be sisted at the time, in
cash, snd the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, for which the notes OF tho purchaser bear
semi annually from date of sale and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold, shall be taken.
A deposit OF $500 will be required at the time Of
sale: AL coEveyaacinR at the purchasers cost. II
inc terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days
the trustees reserve he right to resell the property
at the rsk and cost OF defaulting purchaser after
nye DAYS advertisement in The Evening Star,
subject TO deed OF trust bearing date December
Do. A. D. 1872 and recorded in Iiber 704, folio 206
for the SUM Of ten thousand dollars with interest at
the rate OF ten per cent per annnu, from December
&c, A. ID. 1879, and which is now due and payable
also subject to all unpaid taxes, both general and
specia. assessed against ssid s.lnare TO date.
go; "; RIGGS RIGGS Trustees.
aug4-d&ds WIN. NJ. Smith. Salesman.