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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

To-day nm OId man presented himself At
the Treasury and gave his name us Bald
win, from Ohio. lie took from Il vaisc
United States six per cent. bonds amount.
ing to Sl7,ll0, and demanded payment in
gold. Treasurer Gilhllnn endcavorcd to
persuade him to take checks, but he re.
fused, nnd finally the amount was paid
him in $50 gold pieces lie put the coin
in his valisc, and, as it weighed seventy
pounds, he could not carry It. lie would
not exchange the coin for anything, and,
us he appeared partially dementel, the
Treasurer sent for the Captain Of police to
take charge Of him and hs money until
his fricnds conld be heard from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
EINANClALAND COMMERcIAl.


GoyERSNESTs-Slcady for extended Is and AIS
x per cent higher for extended 8 and 4 Nor con
higher for Is,
Y. S, Gs extended Gsx CITY l,,sts oiOpIl
y. S, g. extended 100 U Pacific hands iSts iiSi
rs CoupoAS'.'''",.'~ll3 ~ y Land Grans..ll5
q, q, 9 gov '.'.llbt5lu r. S. \. lOndS.,.l90
raeihe y Of go,,,,"'lD Texas Pacific I'd g'Ls ~,
Stnlral fAGlhc. At. ti.ITcx. Pac, RG DIV. S9E
ERE seconds ;,,',"...lUst SOh6rcd, tEx. div,
RAILROAD BOSDs-ln iaIr demand and Arner,
STATE SEcuRETIEs-In light II quest
Louisiana ConsOlG.. GsI{ vlrginIu Gs.......,...R,
Missouri 6s,,,, " lilo Virginia cOnsuls, OK
s. Joseph; ;,....,,,,rrl0s ira mat coupons so
TennrSee 6s,,,.,,,,, % Virginia deferred, II
Tennessee Gs. new. Gs's s0Gered.
sToCKs-SIaTket very dull, but the prevailing
tone was stTOng and the rise In prices ranged iroa
y 10 per cent, the latter Manhattan and Della
w4rr lACkaWRnnR Il Western
Transactions 9fj 900 shlFpS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHANCERY SALE OF FIVE yALU g, .BLE TWO
fs4R And sPh akp sTsskTs SoR AHP
MIST nhsq 2F g6 nfEsatr r On Ssfks
fslaNb At e 20 'o 81
HoasR 1i Us1vsRsITY as 6GS oi' IN
By virtue o, q decree Of the, supreme court OF
ct al Eq C., C.1 1s.h No 1898 r.s.ed in sItd I'D
suction, at the times herein me .tioued the foflOg
Ing described real estate in the District of Coum-
On WEDNESDAY. THE I'D DAY OF M.BcH, A. D.
1881, AZ 80 O'CLOCK r NJ in front Of the prem
EeEen 1sI el1ty- eight loel. ard eighty nine $50
e. Calls -. Witt sqSdiyison. in 20 lare numbered
proved by handsome well built two-story brick
On TIE SANE DAY, AT 40 O'CLOCK p. NJ. in
to the middle twenty zoo feet n mt 90 ii street
U9J. in square No. 2ii, IN the city OF Washington.
,S or ThuK.nAY. TIE 2iIHpAToE MACH, 4 o,
LOIS six (e) and ii. bteen DO in BLOCK eishs IS, in
what is known IS Meridian Ill.," III the district
ON THURSDAY, THE 24rH PAY OF n ARCH. A. D.
fSsl AT 9fL9 Il, IA i seT h In 6i 5E3
IN what ]. known a. subdivision No. Of Howard
Terms Of rae: one third Of the purchase money
OF esch piece Of property In cash and the re idu.
IN two equal ilst3ineD.S, payable, respectively, at
one and two years from the day OF sale with in
est. deposit in money. of 800 on each piece OF
improved property aod of s5' on each unini proved
lot required az the time of sale Terms of sals to
BE- complied With within days after the ~ Of
sale, in default Of which the property TO be resold
after three "a; advertise uent In the Evening
newspaper st rss and cost OF defsulting purchasers
AL coEyeysncjng at purch ssers' cost.
WILLIAM HENRY BHOWNH
Office sos ct. northwes Washington,
CHAnLES M MATTHEWS,
Office b5 Congress street, GEORGETOWN.
~ JOSEPH j. DARLING TON,
Office 4lO 9th at. northwest, Washington,
- Trustees.
r. ID. WARMER, Auctfoneer. marI3- 6tds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
1901 The CHEAT 1907
ICCI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE Sol
40 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
IbOnhIe Track SteaI Ra,Is

DSuUlo 1IaCAs SteG1 hal4s
slAAs EsfEeT, aARoH i aisr. i 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of sixth and 3 streets. as follows:
sm daily. with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg
daily, with Palace Cars to PITTS Dars p -N'
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Win Parlor Gar to Watkins and the Norfb' a.
SEQ a N daily. except Sunday; 80 p. 10. daily,
esHP a sadtpsass with Palace Cars to
For Wiillamsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80
For New 9as ol{{ a sset sps f East
pm. limited express Of Pullman Parlor Jars "a so
Jersty CRY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. ST.
ing double feiriave across New York City. a''10
Fox Philadelshia, 500 an. 1880 M, lao
"a i SPS lp9S Em:SG E Eaasas
dsiiy, except sunday.
40 sS s. ss snd q am and 5a
snnday. 800. 1880 q. H.. l 40. $40. 80 and
For Pepe's Greek Line. 40 a. m and 4:4o pm.
For AnIapolis $40 a.ni. and LAO p m. daily. ex-
ALzxsSs ~ 2sB ~asH fa
$40. 900; $40, 500 and ii 80 p. M. On sun.
For and al, ina II 60 a and
Tr, asass ss al 10 p a. daily except Sunday
and 10 90 N ia:g, 800. zoo. 90 ana S: 10
Pm Pm - AID IL 90 midnisht; On sunday at sos
Tickets Information. Sleeping and parlor car &C.
esii car be procured It the office north
and the depot where orders can bs left for the
cneeknk OF baggage to destination from hotels and
I: P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Msnagsr. nov29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
The Courts
CoURr II GsNssAL TgRN.


Yesterday, MoIiison az ShuSter; oa he airing.
The tnnd OF II. ID. Pfell. constable. WAS ap-
proved. X T. Mnrsell WAS appointed an KAN
lIeF In chanceTy ana L. :. co nmissioBeT.
CIRCUIT CoCRT-J,fd1e .dcArTstT.
leSttOsy. biSIUCt Oi COLUMBIA agt. BATH
more ana Potomac Railroad company: ysrcict
l1f pltintlu tor s. gSa.SS. ana Interest from
April -. le'6. Wade sgt scott; dismissed oy
court. Ragan agL Bath. on tTial.
POLICE tOURT-yUcyr .SgltI'.
,,ipua9' lCtoila Burke lieu Aic. Martin
tiNb aud David SpCakP VaErAucy: ponds or
~ Gay : esCh IN the ~oF khpuSt. John shorten
.sthallah SPENCER. John Han. las. Utll and
nbi; Moore, charged with GlSogderiy assembly
tEd iotu aiu pCisiefouS talking AT tie Taeat=r
tonlq0e corner g or - days each "a the WORK.
house. Elias \ Hutchinson forfeited cN,aT-
eral. George ScbaueIL charged with ceoo,ir-
tug blGh; Sol In place other than that
provided by the health oilicpr, So Peter "A ar
Vey forfeited collateral Eetsry Coleman. alias
Williams. charged with destroying prlvsre
property without the consent CT me owner;
suspended. George Dean. Col0red, CA6rgai
with kCeping disorGerly house "a the "Diyl.
sion.' $50 or ~ days In IAN. samuel smith,
assault on Henry Richardson. e or IS dsyi
Matilda Catlet. c0loIed girl, was charged vi n
NE larceny or g.. - from Wm. ID. Nejca. who
tfsatto That te hired this gTi as A domestic.
sLd she LOI only took TIE s. p. but SIZE wcaJ
10 TIE store SId got a hashetful OF groceries on
witness name, and had not been seen by Wit
ness since. She was sentCGccd 20 e. DAYS ia
jail. Harriet Mccoy. assault on Cuarlss Long
discharged. Mary Fitzpatrick forfeited co..aL
erai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
Preparation sor the >nmmcrcxracu

IL an early garden is desired. nov is the tin
10 SOW seeds. Ihat We uay have well t.rfa
plants when the ground cut OF doors I, rsAtyt
receive them. Seeds SOgn IA SHALLOW boxes
fiom one and hail 80 two inches dr.p can n
given far more uniform degree af inot,tgr
than hen SoTn In pots or pans These clXe
are mace from obituary soap boxes. from t0u
to five oeiIg made from each, with The bottom
ooafds So put on as 10 allow FREE escape or
moisture though, OF course. not 50 wide apart
as 90 permit the SOIL 30 wash through. THESE
boxes should be filled with nncy sifted soil
sGch rs has been run through a sieve
me as mosquito netting. TIE surface
Should be made smooth end level aud
tne SeeQs SoNn on ~ rs evenly as posi-
DE, ana la thickness corresponding 20
the variety sowed, though Il must o. here re-
membefed that Ia ''usion there is strength"
anc that II soSed too thin weak seeds 10 AZ ftil
10 press mp the soil ID Isolated 100 mucn After
the seeds are SogD, and before they are COY
cred, they should be pressed down by a smooth
oo6Fd Into the sou. The seed box IL now ready
fer It's covering. Finely fitted moss tSona-
guUDl Is exclusively Used FOR THIS purpose. TO
prepare this IL Is rubbed through a mosquito
Wire sieve when cry, ana sftpd over The seed
Only thick enough To cover iJ--nSualiy aoout
ope-sikteenta part OF an inch. Tue seed boxes
should De placed In the open sunlight In the
wiDcowS OF the dwelling room, IA the hDrp a1 or
greenhouse and never shaded IA 4 temperAtgre
running tTom So degrees 10 G5 degrees AT night.
WIN ie degrees higher during The day; aud
proper ctgFee OF moisture IS applied, say
light spfinklrg once week, generation IL
certain. AS soon - the SeCCS have grown 20
g. 10 attain the first true leaves they rnIsl bs
.pricked OF" carefully Ia sort uguJ son. STINT
lar 10 thai used for The seefs, ~ from one TO
two Inches apart. according 10 the Kind. gAls
prevents their camping OF, - and causes them
TO grow stronger ana suffer less when replanted
in pots or the open ground Replant seedlings
in the shallow boxes described above IL the
sell Is mixed with hall It's oulk OF sifted soha,
gum Tar better development OF norOus root
Is obtained. After rpplaDuug lightly water
and shade for two or three days. To such as
have lot the convenience OF hot bad or green
house vegetable Or flower seeds may oe Su8n
In boxes as above mentioned and placed Ia Jae
vii dow OF south or east room whera we Their
momCter does Hot average less than ~ degrees.
success Will be- more complete however 10
pancs or glass are placed over tue seeds. r,.st-
iHg on the edge or TIE box an Inca or 30 from
the soil, which prevents evaporation and rem.
dCTo watering less necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
fEHOMAs BOWLING, Auct.oneer.
TRUsTEE's GALE AT AUCTION

OF
AAoA sibE OF bk klp4 Ef STREET Re TIE s'u1H
rvrrrpv,, GE4EG gToWN, p. G,,
81 FW5 f sR1ok rsss
NUMBERED, RE sPEGrIyELY, $500 AND 3s22
by ~ yftne Of deed Of trust dated the fist A
s Ha The lspd records Of the District of -
6lar6n i II 81, ber No $50 f9o S9s sad by the
AfRf B issi At 50 o Ha6 Af ?. Nay VII 81
az pnoic auction ii front OF the premises ali tn a
certain piece or parcel of ground situate aud lying
bettg hpo IN and described as parts of lots mum
Dered trty-slI (36l an t6irtJ seven (37) ia "old
on the line OF Bridge street, distant thirty seen
(31 feet and eight o. inches eas.erly from the tn
rie dividing lots 35 and 81, aud rIIaning fheoce
essteTiy along sNi street thirty (3e) feet thsace
zen no feet, 70 the line Of an alley, twenty (2O)
teet wide thence Westerly along said alley to inter.
ae 6rSn sSa w i59 6a qt above 6
described and thence northerly with said line re-
0: beginning aud also tie free use forever OF the
alleys reseIyed and described IN the deed from
william |. Dyer to Eliza NJ L, Boucher. Tosevbsr
with the improvements thereon, consisting of two
coInmodious bricB dwetilcg houses, each having
thereto sppertainins viii be offered for sale sep
arAte}y.
Terms Of gale, Ons:third of the purchase money
IA cash OF which one hundred dollars on each par
cei SOD must be paid as deposit at the time OF
sue, and lie reSldus Ia two equal instruments in
s1& ana twelve months from the day OF sale, for
winch deferred payments the purchaser viii be
lequlred 10 give lis prou issory notes bearing date
rom the said day of sale aud payable pectVely
IA BIZ and twelve months after date. with interest
from their date. semi annually at the rate OF eeYea
per cent per annum until paid. and secured by q
deed OF trust to the faction of the Trustee
the premises sold or all cash. at th- Opt m of the
purchaser All convey ancing at the purchaser
coat, aAd X the terTos not complied with within
hve days from the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves
the r1ht 10 rese the property any parcel there
Of al tie risk and cost of the purchaser in default
After five days advertisement in the Eyeains Star.
RIUHARD Il CRAWFORD, Trustee
mar2l-d&ds No. 3629 U st Georgeto Wn d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
Romance ia Real stsc.

II one should read In novel OF the daughter
OF Sn Engi Ear eIoping With poor music
master coming 20 meTlcd, and In default OF
music pupils, supporting herself and her hgs-
ba1d by writing for the magazines aad news
papers; II be should further read OF her en-
gagged as teacher Ia New England school: IN
be should then further read or ner dying Tar
rom her family ana friends. at The early age
or thiity-nye years, tue story would seem 10
meet all The conditions OF u circulating library
romance ara 10 be worthy of Jne usual need
or tears and signs 1et ali this IL precisely
What has happened in the case OF Il1y Bltucae
Murphy, Who died ia North CONWAY, v. H., on
Tue Sday last. Any one can look up beT BIRTH
IN Lodges Peerage-"LadS Blanche Elizabeth
Mary ADnUnclata, D. - March, ls45." Tue
motto will be found, IN the same fascinating
volume. OF the house OF Gainsborougn-"P Tout
bien on rten,' translated IAN or nothing"
which reminds US Of the title or one or Drydeas
PlayS-''All For Love. or the World Well Lost"
Fer ladyship, Whei her writing Tor the new
papers IN New York. OF teaching school I'm New
Hampshire, was true 20 tae legead OF her race
\. j. 7T{I'Ul-. 24ih.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

z aSNShSNoSEN bAs',r, auCt'puteCss
II 9Th and streets northwest.
TRrSTEE's SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON u, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
INhLfIH STREETS N0aTHWES {,
FRONT1rt+ ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Al AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust to me, bearing IL
date 29th day of January, d 1876 and S4Hf
duly recorded ii 1iher No. S0S, folio $50, -Qnz&.
one OK the land records for the District of Uolum
bia, and by direction of the party secured thereby
VIII sell, al pup &c ancEton in front Of the prem
lses, on TUESDAY THE 5rH DAY OF APRIL, a. d.
1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK z. NJ, all that Isin pieca
or parcel OF ground situate and lying in said city
u hashihs ton, AID being known and described as
q part OF lot, number d nine 80, IN square num-
tered three hundred and twenty three (3s3l, said
part OF lot nine beiug next adjoining to lot NUN
bered ten 90 in said square. and having a front
on d rect north of twenty 200 fesr, and running
back with that width tue whole depth of lid lot,
and DeliE the same which vas c0nvsj ed to William
grippe by Jacob Aisler by deed recorded in Liber
No. e. folio ], of the land records for " ishing-
ton County III said District, together with all the
improvements, ways easements riRhrs, privileges
and sppurtenances To the same belolRug or in any
msnner appertaining.
Terms; OEe-quarter cash; balance in one. two
and three years with q per cent interest per an
mum; notes to be secured by deed or trust on the
pf emises sold. Uonyeyancin<, &c, at purchasers
cost. ] erms to be complied with III five days;
Otherwise tho trustee reserves the 1nt to rase at
the risk and cost of defaulting .rchassr upon
giving five days notice OF such resal In some usws
Taper published in Washington. ID @. A deposit
OF $40 will be required ar time OF sale.
GEORGE d. b. WHITE.
mar23-dAds Trustee
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Raj ROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLYLINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
AN. LsaVE. i MAS is} aINGToN.
II ;e1-ChcaSo Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast E1-
rress.
baltimore. .Ellicott Nty and way stations
st i s,I, Winchester. Hagerstown and way.
s:le-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
o;afSns{suntoa aud Valley Express; Connects
9:O0-Nev York. Philadelphia and Boston Elk,
tg:C0-on Sunday only for Baltimore Annapolis
1000 Baltimore Express. (stops at HyattsviiIe,
College. Beltssille. Laurel, Annapolis Junction
TO a .eYtts AND hA1 1hies.o
Louis Express.
IL 10 Baltimore. Enicott City. Annapolis and way
statious.
Il :25-gn sunday only for Baltimore aud way.
p :s5-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
$500 baltimore and way stations twiuohes.er.
Frederica, Hagerstown aud way. via R-lay.)
A:SorBalsimere, Hyatt.vile and Laurel EXPRESS.
t4tS1rsins Of Rocks Frederick Hagerstovn
Point of Rocks and Way stat ons Only)
n .40-Banimo-e. Annapolis and Way Stations.
to:45-tbiisdeipfia and Baltimore Express. MAR
tlnsburE and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyatts.
vile and Laurel
6:05-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
70 46-Balitnore and Way Stations
7:30-baltimOre aud Laurel Express.
ts:5O-PitsbuTg, Cincinnati and st Louis Express
9;45oBaitimore. hyattsvtlle aud Laurel Express.
pr, SO. sleepi0s Car to New York, and speciaI
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
fDaiiy. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
SUI day.
ALI trains stop at Relsy Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ara Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station and
619 AID 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON The kIDein ROAD. WEST
OF GEORGETOWN. SUITABLE FOR A
BUTCHER Or MARKET GARDENER.
By virtue of certain deed OF trust exc "a
cGted on tee 2jth day of September, 1874, 80
end recorded in Llber T63 folio 81, of the -
Iand records oil the District OF Columbia. and by
the direction of the party seen red thereby. de-
iault having been made in the payments of the in
eebtedness secured, the undersigned Will offer, at
pnDhc SALE on the premises. on FRI DAY, the
COTS OF 1ARos, 1881. AT O'CLOCK NJ, the fol-
loving described premises TO vital that part
OF act OF land called white Haven" lying on
the hld{e koac, west OF GeorketoTn beginning at
bounded hickory tree, standing st the beginning
north i94 desrees west, twelve 90 perches with
the 20th hue Of s3.d Alliance reversed; thence
south 90 degrees west, thirty two perches to 4
bounded stone standing the east line of the
OF said Alliance. themes down said road the east
lire thereof the two following courses and dis
tances: South l5ti degrees. east perches. s0ath
degrees, west Is perches thence leaving said road
section Will The 2lst line of said Alliance, and
thence With the said 2lst line reversed to the be-
ElnDlDs, containing IL acres. rOods and 81 per
ches, more or lesE, aud be- the sax laud con
yeyed to said Augustus D. SheeIe by Richard p
JACKSON trustee. by deed recorded in Ii Der X M.
II l. iono %. ct se'l, one OF the land records for
said District.
The improvements are dwelling house, a
slaughter house and other buildings especially
suitable for butcher.
Terms of ssIe: $3.50 in cash tof which one
hundred dollars must be deposited at the time of
the sae), the balance in equal in-talrnents at one
and two years, secured by the notes of the pur-
Chaser bearing interest, and deed of trust of the
property. II the terms are not complied with in
seven days after sale the Trust es reserves the right
Taxes paid 20 January l, 1851. Convey aacing at
marl4-dts JOHN MILLER, Trustee.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Kc hid Not Advertise.

There Is man Of orr town
OF r. SeG n l'cTcft.
Re does Dot advertise at sl,
And 20 Is always left"
He sits within his store alone.
As IN d.csry den
A customer . WOndrpds sight,
When ore comes now 2Gd then.
Be wonders why bis ne,Chbors thrive.
1T he'd but use his eyes.
He'd see they prosper in their trade
E,srd'As they ddrtrfr -
Their stores are thronged. their gods sre sold.
While bis untouched remain.
Ana all his schemes for drawing trade
Are lrCntlees and vain.
Around his Shelves the spiders web,
Are jlled with gDSts and flits
And dust is over all his goods
lie docs f}Vi dSrsri,s''
And when he dies. ~ die he must.
Bis name Will be forgot,
And he'll be turied 'nesth the dust
That gathers round the spot.
And DER his grave the printer nea,
With sadness IL their eyes,
VIII raise this monument Of woe
''Ic dEd net dCreTfiSs'"
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NTALTER Il. WILLIAMS Il Co., Au ettoneers,
W 1901 Northwest Corner 10Th and SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BENG PART OF LOT 3,
sQUARE Til, KNOWN AS 3l7 MARY


LAND AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
district OF Columbia. passed in Equity cause num-
Der =, 1850 Power aud White vs. Margaret irka ct
ST., /, the undersigned trustee, Will, kRi DAY,
MARCH 2STH, 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, Sell. at
public auction, i'll front OF the premises, sH that
certain piece or pare of ground situated and iyiug
Ia the city OF Wa hiug.on, District of Columbia,
known as Part OF lot s. in square numhsred 1874,
beginning for said part of lot st the northeast
wardly along the line of Maryland avenue % feet;
nue. TO the southern boundary Inc OF that part of
said lot numbered which was conveyed by Walter
s Coxs trustee to Jno. W. Jones by deed dated
the 3Uth day OF December, 1865 at distan &c of
70 "a 400 feet from the said avenue; thence asst
wardly al,ns said southern boundary line t inter
sect the east line of said lot at rhe angle therein,
tant 80 feet and inches from the beginning thence
81 feet aHd inches 10 the place Of beg nnng i'm
proved by brick store and Dwelling house.
Terms of sale: Oae third OF the entr re purchase
money to be paid Ii cash. snd the balance In equal
instruments in six and twelve mon ths from day OF
tale with interest at rate of six per cent per
ard the payment then to be secnred by the notes
Of the purchaser with security, to be approved by
Trustee: or cash to be paid on day Of sale the
ratification thereof by the court A deposit OF
500 will be required when the property Is knocked
down, and ne deedwtD be given until all purchase
money and interest is paid. Cost Of convey ancinR
to be at purchasers expense. Terms 70 be COM
piled with within five days after sale, otherwise
Trustee the right to sell at cost and risk Of
msiO-eo&ds WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trustee.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MI. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN-

LII
AZ MT PLkAsANT. WASHINGTON CoUN-
BY virtue of 8 decree of the Supreme Court -
oil the District Of Columbia. passed IN equity THf
cause No. g, 1872, wherein Villa II s., Hoga s&nx.
Is complainant and John EaYleston and others de
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as trustees, win sell at
pubic auction, Ill front OF the premises, On MON
DAY, TIE 4TH DAY or APRIL, 1881, at 5 O'CLOCK
2 M, al! that piece Or parcel of ground lying and
ton snd District OF Columbia, and kno and de-
scr bed as follows Beginning the lith street
rosd, leading from the city of Washington st
pointed stOI e, and running thence II Jrth 80 de-
grees west 60 1Da chains; t. ence north 81 degrees
west 63-lUU chains; thence north As west ~ 10J
chains; thence south 90 degrees 3d. 10 :
chains: thence sonth 2U}9 degrees west S0-lO0
ehsine, and south S54 degrees east 20 100 cha rs
to the beginning, conIaiGipg two acres Of land
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale are follows, to wit Three hun
dred doars cash at the tue of sale: one fourth OF
the purchase money cash On the daY o. sale. or
within seven days thereafter, an the residue ia
three equal luetaltnents It SIX, twelve I'D eighteen
months from the day of sale, the purchaser ewing
his promlrsOry notes for the deferred payments,
tie purchaser may, at his election, pay u I cash
Deed TO be retained until last payment s u lde II
the term. of sac ne not complis with the trustees
reserve tie right to resell the property the riss
and est Of the defaultinR purchaser, sitter tel
Gay s notice In city paper.
GALENONr. q. LEE.
3I2 strset n. ",
WILSON J. NEW ron, r.rsta.s
500 18th street, ''"Stees
Il. p. Jackson,
30. los B-Idg5 st Geor2etoWn,
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