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The average Of cats is Is years; Of squirrel
and hares, or 8 years; rabbits, q a bear rarely
exceeds 30 years; dog lives 20 years; vol
20; n fox IA to 16; lions arc long-ived, tn,
one known by the name of Pompey living tc
the age of 20. Elephants have been known Il
live to the age of 400 years. When Alexander
the Great had conquered Porus, King of India
he took great elephant which had fought
valiantly for tho King, and named him Ajax,
dedicated him to the sun and let him 90 with
this inscription Alexander, the son of Jupi.
ter, dedicated Ajax to the SUM- The elephant
was found with this inscription $50 years after.
Pigs have been known TO live to the age of 20,
the rhinocerous to 20; horse has been known
to live TO the age Of 90, but average % or 80;
camels sometimes live to the age of 100; stays
are very long-llvod; sheep seldom exceed the
age Of 10; cows live about Is years. Cuvior
considers it probable that whales sometimes
live 1000 years. The dolphin and porpoise
attain the age Of 30; an eagle died in Vienna
at the age of 104; ravens have frequently
reached the age Of 100; swans have been
known to live to the age of 300. Mr., Mater
ton has the skeleton of a swan that attained
the age Of 200. Pelicans are long.lived A
tortoise has been known to live to the age Of
l07 wears
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Dayonets at Alma.

One of tho characteristics alluded to was the
manner in which the Russians used the bayo.
net. They stood firm, shoulder to shoulder,
and held their weapon tight, at tho charge"
with the point raised toward the faces of their
opponents, never moving the while, unless
thrust at when they would rouse up aud
thrust back in retun-slowly, but strongly.
Our fellows upon closing, finding them i'm.
movable aud untlinching, commenced ierccly
thrusting at them, and owing to the lack OF
guarding" on the part of the Russians the
thrust would often tell bat still not enough
to break their ranks. Then commenced our
characteristics where we could not break
through in front, we would try one side, then
the other; now shifting, now turning; ever on
the move; drawing back for concentration,
and then rushing forward, officers using their
swords and Colts revolvers meanwhile.
twas in one of these concentrated rushes
that we succeeded in penetrating this pha-
lanx; but our previously blown" men were
now tired and exhausted after the march aud
the scrambling, upward nature of the conflict,
and their bayonet thrasts, though constant
and fierce, were not so rapidly given as before;
however, like the peculiar dog whose name
is frequently used to characterize the Briton,
they chung on" thrusting slowly but deadly,
in silence; perspiration streaming down theiT
faces, blood from their wounds, and THEN
weapons rocking, they struggled on, upward
and onward, winning their way step by step,
over fallen bodies of friend and foe, till.
finally, victory perched upon their banners.-
Boston Commercial BHUctiH
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TO take effect
SUNDAY. NOV. DO, 1879. Ar I.gO p. NJ.

An. Leave Washington
69l-Beltimore Elllcoit CITY and Why stations.
roN ExPREs on SUNDAYS 10 baltimore A d SH
Breakfast at Relay station.
0W-Baltimore; Annapolis. and Way. piedmont
strH;;6urr, WINCHESTER, Hogerstown, Frederick
soO~TBALfiMoHE XHD LAUREL. EXpREss.
ter Hagerstown, and Way stations. -
AND BAhTfAoRE ExPREss. ~ Parior T1 Car iGt e
a., NST YORK di and PhiIlnd9lphla ,,,,prs ,vr
PIrTSBURG EXPIRES. Frederick, Hngers
TSToaq sn car aey B5nnef suh o
elnnaii daily. Grafton TO Sandusky daily except
9OO-DaIlyE baltimore, Annapolis and WAY,
burg, College Beltsyille Laurel, Annapolis June
ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
iSozzNEW YORK, PGfLA DELPHiA,' AND hos,
TON EAPRLsS stops at Laurel.
HSozBALTiM0RE, BLADENsBURG, AND IAU-
REL ExPhkSs. Frederick, via Relay. Stops
NsSatPloaI Of Rocks, ErSderIck Hsssr;town, WIN;
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
tS-tBaIiimoTS ABIhpols and Way stations
Norfolk passengers taken in tho cars direct TO
s;oo~Pont Of locks and Way stations '''N '' -
aaSBBSffngSe TnH way stations SE1 ExpREss
Elllcou City, via Relay, - -
7:io-tCHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND PITTsBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Fitts
burg, except Sunday. -
ei5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL.
TIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car TO New York, and special
sleeping car to Philadelphia -
Pullman cars.
tDaily. iSunday only. Other trains daily except
Sunday
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For further III Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket OilicesWaShincOn Station. aud COB, GlD
and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will be
taken tor baggage 10 be checked and received ~ amy
point in the city, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO 5. kOONTZ General Agent.
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. ND, February II

BALTIMORE. MD, February II
Cotton firm aud better. Middling, 1910.
Flour higher and active for lower grades How
ard street and Western superGne 81 756Q5 25; do
extra, So 76@G %; do family 50 50G7 so City mills
superinc, 81 76M5 25: do extra 81 7566 25; do
family s. 6o@7 So do Rio brands 81 GO do PNa psco
family, SIS.
Whcat-Southorn higher Western opened higher.
but closed weak. Southern red, 81 406l IS: do
amber. 81 4s@l SO; No. Muryrlnd, 81 So bid; 10
Western winter red. spot and February 81 so;
March, 81 6OI4@l sos April, 81 5lI4 asked May,
81 olaf 5l4
Corn-sonthern Ouiet Western higher. South.
srn white G0c; do yellow, SIC; Western mixed
Ipot Sc; February. 55kG55IEc; March and April,
bS@534C; Mny, 63G531Sc,; steamer. 55I5c.
Oats lower and dull. Southern. 47G4Sc Western
white, 46@i5c; do mixed, 459i6c, Pennsylvania
lG6giTc.
Rye quiet and firm at 0O@OSc
Hay steady, Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl7dls per ton.
Provisions lower and weak. Mess pork $40 5O6
Is. Bulk-meuls-lOUse Shoulders i35c; clear rt
sides, 4 do. packed, 5tG74c bacon shoulders
Sl5c clear rlb sides, TIC; hams, lO9Ilc: lard
refined ticrCes, sac.
Butter quiet. Prime to choice Western packed
O@26C; roll, ls(a22C.
Eggs iirmer at Ice.
Peroolun--Crude nominal; refined nominally al
IA&SC.
Coffee strong. Rio cargoes, lS9l@l61c.
Sugar strong, soft 99Ec
Whisky steady at 81 l0laGl II.
Froighls 70 Liverpool per steamer steady Cot.
ton, 3-l6d; Hour, is Cd; grain, 4d4l5d
Rcceipts-FlOur, 2, ~ bblS wheat 8 200 bu; corn
1920 bu; oats, $50; rye G00bu.
hpments--Wheat II, 100 bu; corn, 20 ooO ou,
S"les--Wheatt '3s,o2O bui corn, lOl soc bu
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1879
GREAT
1879

PENNEY LXAGIA ROUTE
-. DOUBLE TRACK, Steel RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY INA NS4AdNIFicENr Equip
TRAINS LEAV E W4sHINGToN from Depot cor
nsr on sixth and streets. as follows;
parior Car TO Pltlsburg aud Sleeping Cars from
pillsburg 70 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
~ p M dHniiy With , Palace Car % Chicago
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the Sorlh at q a; m daily, except sunday
10 Cenaudalgua For Wiliiamsnort Lock Haven
. and Emma, at 1910 ~ m. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East Slj M, NSOHnd o: IS p,
Limited Express Of Pullman Pnrlor Cara $50 a. IN.
daily, except Sunday.
at Jersey Ctty with boats OF brooklyn Annex
hIordinR direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ierrinEe across New York city.
on sunday. $3.50 and p.i5 n. m.
Limited Express $50 a, m daily, except Sunday,
M. 500, $40, and 9;iS ~
For Popes Creek Line. 4 q. m. and 40 p M daily
For annapolis, SIC a. m. and 400 m. daily except
ALEXASDRIA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria. q 5G9, 0. u a, m 40 t;2e 621
and llSO o. M On Sunday. Z, AMI II "a. m' and 5
For Richmond and The South, 200 a In. daily, and
$50 p. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O. $ 10 n.
on sunday ats aud 10 a, ~, ! ami Mo5 p. m.
Tickets, information, sleeDlng and parlor-car ac-
commOdHtions can be procured at the oihceS-nOrth-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vunla avenue, and at the depot where orders be
et tor thechecklhH or baggage 10 dehiination from
"''''' /. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRAN Il THOMSON, General Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS.
General Grants Account of Lees surrender.

General Grants Account OF Lees Surrender.
Il felt some embarrassment in the prospect
OF meeting General Lee. had not seen him
since he was General Scotps chief.ocstafT in
Mexico. Aud, In addition TO the respect I
entertained for him, the duty which / had
TO perform was disagrceablo one, and ]
wished to get through with il as soon rs possible
When ! reached Appomattox Court House /
had ridden that morning thirty.seven miles.
| was in my campaign Clothes covered with
dust and mud. l had no sword. ] WAS not
even well mounted. / found General Lee in
fresh suit Of Confederate gray, with all the
insignia Of his rank, and vt his side was the
splendid crossword which had been giver
him by the State of Virginia Whom / dis
claimed any desire TO have any parade. but
said should be contentod with the delivery
Of arms TO my officers, and with tho proper
signature and Authorization Of paroles, ht
seemed to be greatly pleased When yielded
the other point, that the officers should re
tain their sdc-arms and private baggage ane
horses, his emotions Of satisfaction wer
plainly visible. We parted with the same
eourtesies with which we had met. 1t seemed
to me that General Lee cvinCed a feeling o.
satisfaction and relief when the business wal
finished"
General Grant did not demand of Genera
Lee the surrender of that splendid dress.swore
given him by the State Of Virginia, but noblJ
said the officers should retain their side-arms
private baggage aud horses" aud aftcrwarti
included the horses belonging to the privatcl
of Lees army. Not all the men of the South
have forgotten these things, as evidenced by
an officer Of General Lees staff, who writes
81 am for Grant first, last aud all the time"
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MAHLON ASHFORD .r.,,.,,
j.eod&ds MAkTIN NJ. ROHRER, ilus'
+ +. coLDwELI, Real Estate Auctionocr.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE, SITUATED
ON THE MEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
FAST, BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS NORTH.
By vrtue OF nine separate deeds Of trust Zone on
each lott all bearing date June 20, a. u. 1877 and
sive OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and by direction of the holder OF the notes mem
toned respectively said deeds OF trust we will sell
In front of the premises, on SATURDAY, FEB
RUARY H. 1850, at o'clock D. M, lots 49, 6s, 30, 60,
81 o. g. "a and g. In Moses Kelly's subdivision OF
part OF Square $751; as recorded In Book II X, page
l2g OF the Surveyors office Of the District Of Column
bla.
Terms one.third CASH balance In six, twelve and
eighteen months, for which deferred payments the
notes of the purchasers bearing nterestRt the rate
OF seven per cent interest and secured the prop
erty sold will be taken. Said lots will be sold sepa.
rately In the order famed above, and deposit OF
$50 on each lot will DO required at time of sale
MAHLON ASHFORD, rr,,otoos
feSeod&ds MAnTIN N. ROHRER,( il"a'eeN'
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WANTED-AIELP.

A CARA BILE white girl for dining room work; ~
IA erences required. Apply ut li0t Twelfth
W. tp
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DYJ. u. COLpWELL. Real Estate Auetoneer

RYJ. 4. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Aucuoncer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DIES IRABLE FOUR
story Pressed Brick Building. with Ihree.stOry
Back building, Occupied by the Typographical
Division of the POstOflice Department, No, D5 ls
BY virtue Of deed oftrust TO John W. AlvOrd aud
myself dated June y, a, ID, 1876 duly recorded in
lber No 72l, folio $50, one OF the Land Records for
the District OF Columbia, aud az the request OF the
party secured thereby, /, Tvs the surviving trustee,
will sell at public auction IN front OF the PROMISES on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, IL, 1850, at $3.50 O'Clock p,
CIy OF Washington. District of Columbia, towit All
TINT certain piece or parcel Of land known and de.
sCrbed part of lot numbered four ~, In square
numbered three hundred and seventy seven (f7),
beginning for the same at the southwest corner OF
SAID lot and running thence on the line OF T. street
twenty tour (2iJ ieeii thence north Que hundred
aud ats. nine feet TO an alley thence west twenty
four ca feet and thence south hundred AMI htty
nine 5) feet the place OF beginning together with
tho improvements &c. subject TO all taxes now due
and payable.
sale, amounting to 35,3sst0, with tie cNpeusf OF
sale, In cash aud the balence In six ANA Twelve
months, Tor which the notes the purchaser bearing
Interest from the day Of sale, and secured by decd
OF trust the properly sold Will be taken. deposit
Of 500 viii DO required Of Inc purchaser the lime
OF sale and all cOnveyanc1ng ~ the expense OF tile
purchaser.
Ii terms of sale are not complied with in ten days,
the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property
al the risk cost OF tho deiultng purchaser amer
wv GEORGE W STICKNEY,
| ia2geodGds lSiar.l Surviving Trustee.
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SUPREME CouRr OF rHE DlsrRlCT-CHIEF JUS
TICE CARTIER AND JUSTICE Observation-Disclosures
VS.. Benedict; argued ana Judgment below affirmed
Thompson rs. shepherd; argued and judgment be.
low reversed.
CIRCUIT Court No 2--JusrIcF Cox.-McMahon
VS.. Sharp, verdict for plaintiff, one cent damages
Washington Chariot Company Va Tucger Jury out
Cooley ". Collins, ON trial
CIRCUIT COuRT No. l-JusTlCE WYLIE Strong Vs.
District Of Columbia on trial.
EQuIrY CouRT-JrsTIcE IAMEs.-Roberts VS.
Roberts, testimony order taken Potter VS.
MilkieweZ restraining order granted returnable
on 10Th instant Thomas SIS Thomas appearance
OF absent defendant ordered
ASSIGNMENTS ron 10 DAY,
SUPREME CouRr OF THE piStRICT--CHlEF-JUsTICE
CARTIER ASD JusrCg MACARTHUR - No. e.,
United States, use Of Wilson. IS, Ames. So Wash
ingtOn Gasllyll Company vs. District Of Colum.
bin; ST. Riddle W. Wight 81 United States VS.
perknT los uniei States IS, Thompson, ll6.
49, MCGOWAN vs., Todd l!s Hayden vs. Chesa'
pcnke e Ohio Canal Company, 230 Walter VS..
Carly, 232, Barry " llolemnn IS Tucker &
sherman ct AL "a, MeU2leT VS., Courtney
II al, 2l6, Montague " llanlou 200 Libby vs.
Curry 26i, willard ct al. vs. Bayliss ct al 266 Ayre
~. Dale a6S, United States VS., Potter ct al; iS2
Draper vs. Alexander go, Gesslord VS. Forsith.
~, Wood VS. Darlington II al, "a White Il Co. VS.
Frcund; 27ilG Potter n SVmus Manufacturing
Company VS. Holiday; 276, Charter Oak Life In.
Wrnure Company vs. lnllmadge $50 Travis 4
Isl, Branson vs.. Freeman; $50, shepherd x Co, VS.
iutGhcl; 2sS, PTou vs. Sanders. garuishee 292
Bond vs.. BIamhall; 20i Hin vs. DunCauson gar.
nishee 300, Tucker sherman VS.. Douglass; 8O2
Downing 4 Bro, vs. German, 30i, Loebcr vs.. Solo.
mon ct al; 800, LOeher VS. Solomon ct al
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW PORK
And SAN FRANCISCO.
Sow York Money NInrl.et.

New YORK. February II 1850.
Money WINS easy At BAG per cent. and closed at G..
EXchuuge was rather weak for long but firm for
short sight at 4S2l29ls2M for long and lsj@iSo4
for short sight.
Government bonds were generally firm.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were strong and buoyant Erie
Issues advanced TO Sll5 for consol seconds TO S5N
Tor funded 5s aud TO flgA for couso lirsts. Iron
Mountain oonsOl seconds preferred incomes nd
yonced from 774 to 1915 Kansas & Texas seconds
from G64 to 675s. Central Pacific frss sold up to
110A. G. g. J. g. hrsts declined to S. and rallied
TO $50 Texas Pacific incomes dropped from ~
10 IG3. Boston, Hartford Erie tirsts declined to
&c and recovered 10 5GZ.
Tho stock market was very Irregular and unset
tied early IN the day Prices advanced from a to
IA per cent before the first call, the latter Iron
Mountain; subsequently, there was n decline OF
from a to ~ per cent, Indianapolis. Bloomington
" Western leading the downward movement.
After the second call buoyant feeling set in and
under large purchases there was general advance
OF ron "a to per cent. The features of the mar.
ket were Eric, the Coal shares and the Southwest.
ern stocks. The rise In Erie was duo TO reports
that the contract between the Erie aud the New
York Central for division Of the New England
traffic had been signed.
TRANSACTIONS aggregated 100000 shares, In
Guiding Delaware, LnCknwannR n Western $4,000,
Erie $1,000 Hannibal & 81. Joseph 5000. Kansas &
Texas $1,000 Lake shoro 1900 Iron Mountain
1900, Michigan Central 5000, Northwestern II ,0O0
Jersey Central II 600 Ohio & Mississippi G 1000 Read
ing 5000 81. Paul 1900. Suiro Tunnel 10000, and
Wabash & Pacific $1,000.
~ nc
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feseod&ds M MXRhGSM A R6HRER Trustees
LrITcn, FOX 6 BROWN. Real estate BROKERS.

II
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated March 25 A. ID
1874 and duly recorded in ber No. 7s4. folio 27 ct
seq, one of the Land Records for the District OF Co
lunlbin and ut the request of the holder Of the mole
secured thereby viii sell Mt public auction, IN front
OF the premises on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary A. d. 1850, at o'clock D. tile following de-
scrbed real estate situate III Washington city Dis
trlct of Columbn, to-w: Part OF lot eight sl In
division Of square one hundred and sixty four 400,
recorded In ber IL. d. G., folio 30 of the records
OF the surveyors office of the District Of Columbia,
and contained within the following metes and bounds:
Beginning for tue same AZ the northwest corner Of
said square ana running thence southeastery "a 0lOO
eet; thence northeasterly at right angle to Connect
cut avenue i3is feet thence nOrhwesterly parallel
with said avenue feet thence northeRslerly feet
thence northeastorly at greater angle feet; thence
sOuheasterly feet thence southeasterly At greater
angle 100 feet thence northerly N 05l0O feet to the
line Of street north, and thence westerly with the
line of said street 0 6lOO feet to the place of begin
ming together with the improvements thereon, being
premises No 1925 Connecticut avenue, subject TO u
prior deed Of trust for $4,000 dated June H. A. d.
1873.
Terms-'rhe Indebtedness secured by said deed Of
trust and expenses or sale in cash. aud balance In
twelve and eighteen MOI this, for which the notes of
the purchaser, with interest at per cent per nnnum
from date OF sale AMI secured ny decd OF trust prop
erty sold shall he taken deposit Of 900 will be
qured at time of sale All conveyRncng at purchasers
cost.
MOSES KELLY, Trustee
], Il, COLDwELI, AuCtiOnppr. fcIFNWts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


| TNIIREESTORY brick house uine rooms: Latrobe
l. range and all modern improvements good
| stable. rent $50 No 1857 st q W. fel2
| VVOUSENo SUI Ninth street six rooms. including
II bathroom, gas and water; rent SO Inquire al
OIL Rhode Island avenue iebl0
| IVoR RENT House 0l2 Fourteenth street n W, In
Il quire ut 1909 Est w. fel0
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TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE

By virtue OF n writ Of hori fRcias issued out of the
Clerks office OF the sup emo Court of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed Will sell at public
rae for cash ut the Court house door Of said District
on WEDNESDAY the 18TH day Of February, 1851 Mt
~ o'clock M, all the right title, aim aud Interest OF
the defendant I'm and to the following described prop
erty to wit; Par, Of lot 10, In square no. beginning
for the at the northeast corner OF salt lot, and
running thence west along the line of north III street
Is feet thence south 100 feet thence east Is feet thence
north TO the place Of beginning, In the City of Wash
ington, said District levied upon as the property OF
Andrew Gleason to satisfy execution No. l0sN at
Jan. IL 1850 FRED'K DOUGLASS,
ia2Adts L. :. Marshal, ID. C.
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TTNIrED STATES MANsHAIs SALE,

by virtue OF u writ Of her nclas issued ont OF the
Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and 10 me directed will sell ~ public
sale for cash. ~ the Courthouse door Of said District
!! O'Clock M, NJ the rislt utle claim and interest
part OF lot IN square ~ Washington, H. C., begin
Ming on twentieth street, Is feet rom Ihe, southwest
corner OF SAID OIL thence norm along the liuo Of said
street u feet is inch, thence east along north line
1875 feet III inches hence south along re line ~ feet
u In d. thence wed IN u line parallel with the north
line OF said LOT l55 feet 10 iurues 10 the beginning
levied upon as the properly OF detrudbnt, JaueA
Carr CO, 10 satisfy eNeCulou,No 1900 AZ Law, IA ANUr
~ FREDK DOUGLASS,
IA I'd United states Marshal, u. &,
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r r. CoLpwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer


TRusTEEs' SALE OF a DESIRABLE THREE
story and cellar Brick Dwelling, nearly completed
on tile west side OF Sixteenth street between and
Il streets northwest,
by virtue ora deed Of trust dated October 20, a. H.
1870 duly recorded IN bcr No OJ. folio sos, e seq
OF the land records for tho District OF Columbia
and nj the written request OF The holders OF the note
secured thereby. we VIII sell nt public auction In
font ofthe premises, on FRIDAY, February g. lsSJ,
at $3.50 o'clock p m, the following described real
estate situate 10 the iiy Of Washington, District o!
Columbia, to wiz An thai certain piece or parcel OF
ground known and described ~ lot numbered ninety
Ave (a9 OF IL A. Bqllochs recorded sybdiyision OF
part of square numbered one hundred ani seventy
seven Oh toge her with the Improvements, &c;
Subject to prior deed uflrust dated June 1872 and
recorded In fiber 40 0o f9o 40. e seq Of the land
records for the District of Columbia TO secure the
payment Of s2OoO In Ave Yeas nom date with inter
est at eight per cent per annum, payable senInn
nual y.
TKi,MS-sao0 and expense Of sale In cash, aud the
baante at SIX and twelve months with interest at six
per cent, per hnnum, secured by deed OF trust on
ihe property sold deposit of t0O required az the
Time OF sale, aud oil conreyancing and recording al
purchasers cost.
the trustees the right resell the property OF
the risk and COST Of the deihulng purchaser after
five days advertisement.
BURR II, TRACY, l. ,rstsos
JAMES r. RYON,l '"s'euS'
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, Feb
ruary 10, iss0, same hour and place
BURR t. TRACY, ,rr,s,oos
JAMES y. RYON,B ''"'''''