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A GREAT ASTRONOMICAL EvKNT-This week
Will be notable In astronomical records for
the great conjunction or Jupiter and saturn
on Friday morning. There will then be a very
remarkable arrangement OF the chief planets
In The heavens. Jupiter a2d Saturn Will be
on the opposite side OF the sun from the eartn
and almost In straight line drawn from the
earth through the sun. Far beyond them AMI
approximately In the same direction Will be
the great planet Neptune. On the same side
OF the sun, but making large angle with the
direction OF the others, will be Mercury, hast
ening to get into line with them. On this side
OF the sun, Venus Will be drawing near 20 the
same line. so that at the end OF this week and
the beginning OF next week the sun and SIX
OF the eight great planets Will bs almost In q
row, the earth being at one end ana Neptune
at the other. Uranus ana Mars DO not Join fn
this planetary parade. Mars being nearly at
right angles TO the line. and Uranus far on In
another direction. Under this peculiar ar
rangement the astrologers and other prophets
sun.
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A Complaint Against the Pavement
Schedule.

Editor Sdr:-In this evenings STAR no.
tlced that Lieut.. Greene has submitted TO the
District Commissioners schedule OF pavements
to be laid during the present season, and infer
that the list embraces all that probably will be
laid. II this inference Is correct, gross injus-
tice Will be done to the section OF our city
known as Capitol Hill, as while but ~ 600 yards
of asphalt pavement are allotted to that Sec
ton, to take the place OF rotten pavements laid
at ru1IOus cost TO real estate Ow nerS, and this,
too, only on streets near the Capitol building,
$500 yards are designed TO beautify such
points as Scott Square, Vermont avenue Con-
circle, street circle. &C., &C. 1t is about time
the commissioners gave little attention 10
the rotten pavements OF Capitol Hill, at least,
to the full extent OF the appropria-
tons made for them lately by Congress.
They should remember that there are other
parts OF the town that pay taxes, require at
tention, and are entitled TO the benefit OF WELL
circles and avenues aforementioned; and IL a
little OF the haste to lay smooth pavementS In
the northwestern part was displayed In the
eastern part OF town, the Commissioners might
be freed from the suspicion that they know but
one locality. 1t may be well to add that Capt.
tOl Bill is destitute Of concrete pavements lex
cepting on Pennsylvania avenue and on East
Gitton) unless on few streets bordering on the
Capitol grounds, and then only In the vicinity
OF property owned by Influential persons. To
compensate for past neglect, substantial con-
crete pavements, similar TO those laid In the
northwestern part OF town, should at once be
put down on every street within the limits OF
1st and 10th streets east, and ID street north and
their attention eastward. A SUBsCR1BER.
Anil 20.
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Real Estate Transfers.

DEEDS In fee have been recorded as follows:
c. A. Prentiss ct al. to D. w. Prentiss, west half
TO- so. 276: s.. Eliza Polk toiFrank II. Fall.
pit 9. so. ESQ; s.. X. B. Clark to John A. Hol-
Ger, pit Is. so. 49, 81 900. Jane W. Williamson
to w. q. Yerkes, subs and @, so 46S; S400
w. A. Fenwick ct al, trustees, to same, sub C,
so: 46S; 8. L. C. Peck to L. j. Peck, undi-
vided fourth or an undivided half interest, pts
2. "a and %. So. 456; $4,000. e. c. Darlington
ct al; to Caroline Rasher: pit %, So 425; s.
Sarah Z. Cross to David Murphy, pit l, so. 5Sl:
s5s2. L. Drury to Mary w. K. Weaver, pts 3
and g. 50. $50; $1,000. Sarah Johnson to Hen
rletts Zimmerman, sub n, So. 5s7; 5000. s. w.
Ctermehle to A. LeadiDgham and I. W. Wild
dicombe. pt 3, So $50; 50 612. G. w. Utermene
TO Fl. III. Barker, subs and 6. So. $50; si,434 IL.
W. A. Gordon, trustee, TO National Savings
Bank. lots TO 4, block 3, ana TO Il, block 2
Browns sub or MI Pleasant; 1890 81. T. j. Lut.
trell, trustee, TO II. E. KletZ. subs Al to "A, So
So; 81. ESQ. III. E. Klotz 10 C. Herman, undivided
lalf In same; s2,125. Charles Handley TO c. f.
Wslcott, north part 2, SO. $50; s2i3. A. Carter
to Mary E. Fletcher, sub. ~. SO. 629; s.. Mary
Il. Fletcher TO Lucy Carter, same property:
3. Emily A. Monkey 10 A. Gaegler, north
half 1, 50. i24: 1926,
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BROS. Auctioneers,

0HAEcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s1DE OF NEW jersey AvENGE BETWEEN BET zen
b AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme IL
the 9th day Of january. D. 1851. in the lk.2
cause Of Theodore A. Kendig ct al VS.. George But
ier n ct No Snca equity d. docket a. IS sell
THURSDAY, THE 2Isr DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1881,
$50. situate In washfp eton city District Of Colum
Besnnng said on the a. south
line OF an alley % feet wide, at point IS feet in
ches from the southeast corner Of sad alley. and
TO the Intersection Of another alley 9 feet wide;
thence with the line Of said LAST mentioned alley due
south IL feet thence due east IS feet. and thence
ginning for said parto lot point On the east
side Of ew Jersey avenue 149 feet the
dividing line between said lots snd 4, and 286 feet
and running at right angles to said avenue east
wardly to an alley feet inches wide laid out by
Daniel Carroll in his subdivision OF said lot 4;
ntersects line drawn at right angles to said ave-
nue., and which line intersects said avenue 262 feet
inches from the southwest corner Of said square;
wardly to said avenue. and thence with the line of
said avenue northwardly "a feet to the place Of be-
ginning The north feet ON New Jersey avenue
Of said part of lot by depth Of 50 feet. being an
the alley mentioned in liber w. B. Sc, folio % &C.,
Of the land records of the District of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balancein two
lively from day of sale. with interest from day of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured on prop
erty sold as directed by said decree, All convey
posit OF 5000 day of sale. II terms Of sale are
not compiled with in ten days, the property will bs
resold at cost and risk OF dsfa9ltng purchaser.
apSd&ds Trustee.
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RAILROADS..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
iHk MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFF EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL
A; ". LEAVE WASHINGTON.
H1o 49, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast TX
g Bstimers. Elacott City and way stations.
6:t0.Baltnore Annapolis snd way. (Piedmont,
81 sstsaFs ss, Winchester. Hagerstown and way.
s;lo-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
sMh1 c.,Ba Philadeiphis, New York and
s:46-St4unton and Valley Express Connects
Tor Hsgerstown and at Point OF Rocks Tor
70 :0e--On sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
i0:00 eTB Express: tstops at Hy.ttsyue.
tloI0-Httsbura. Chicago. Cincinnati nd 1t.
Louis Express.
0:lo.Baltimore. Encott City. Annapolis and way
T. :2s-9n Sunday only for Baltimore and way.
e 21 0S Express.
s:s3-Ealtmore and way stations winchester,
4:s0-Bsltinore, Hyatssvilis and Laurel Express.
tErederick. via Relay. Stops 1t Annapolis juno
t44S-Point OF Rocks. Frederick. Haeerstovn.
winchester and Way Stations ION SundSy "a
4. Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.)
= -40-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
f5:45-Baltimore Express. (Maftlnsbnrg and WAY.
via Relay. Stops at Hy3tts Vile and laurel
6O6-POlnt OF Rocks and Way BtatiOua
rs 46-Baltimore and Way Stations
7:30-Balhnore and Laurel Express.
TO 5O-Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st Louis Expresa
9:40-Baltmore, Hyattsyilie and Laurel Exprese
Stops on signal or to let off passengers at any
Junction.
Ito :00-Baltmere, Philadelphis. New York and
Boston KLDr6S4 SI6aDinR Cars In Nayu VCrb
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore
And Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station. and
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner 18th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
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1881 prsEE MI SnEA AJurn 1881
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST

~ 1d6 NOhIds WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
TRAINS Leave WAs Afhs5 fGa; 1 tsen DEPOT.
For Paburs and ave a. f ssy With
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago; 10 so
daily. with Palace Cars to Fttsburs.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
With Parior Oar to Watkins and the North. a
500 am: daily. except Sunday; 9 80 p. m. daily,
s, SRs ! saSqWsasssS with Palace Cars to Canaan
For New das o1i e. saSs It f ha.s
limited express x Pa%an Psr Sae 6 d
Jersey Oily with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. M.
~ Ing dcSSIe fsIrissEs scross NsS XorE city. y ~
"a ;ss sass DnssS s ssRs:. ssS 81. So
ssSS9oSS,y 90. 1855 sm.. 400. $40. $50 and
For P9pss Greek Line. $40 q. N. and 4:4o p.m.
cent suDdsv 'Ao q m. and 4a4o Pm. daily. ex-
AS WSH $SS 4EP 1E9SsHaRsE7erokspgne nAu
ron RAiLRoADA. AHonAA AND WASHING
For A51sS.in 65 s5o % sna !, 80
a a., iaf y g. 80 a.. saq
sax ssaSsPs supas
s em iO sna il 20 I,d So 90 g 0S
Ticket: sna information Il tie ofioe. nortn....
% ssa e so sss ss
FRANK THOMSON. Genera MsnssSs s. Ass Hov2s
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NHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
~ TATE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND L STREET.

(yHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
~ TATE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND L STREET.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, in the cause Of ~
John H: DAILY ct al, vs.. II. ]. Daily ct Al. &
No.. 8. OBJ, in Equity, the undersigned Trustees,
appointed by said decree, will. on TUESDAY, the
26IH DAY OF APRIL. 1881. at $50 O'CLOCK p. n,
In front Of the premises, offer for sale st public
81 !" IN John DAYS snbdiyision Of sabdivisionsl
divisions are recorded In the Surveyors Office OF
the city Of Washington. In Liber n. K, suediyi-
sions. page 2A8 Beginning for said Lot and part
OF Lot at the southwest corner Of said Square 2I5
and running thence on the line of Vermont avenue
northeastwardly one hundred and sixteen and 9
half Q1G1 feet: thence east in straight line thir-
teen QS) feet four and half a. ID inches: themes
enthusiastically parallel with the line Of Vermont
avenue forty 47l feet nine and quarter (0A)
inches thence south fifty six (56l feet six 60 inches
more or less to the line Of north street; thence
four a. inches to the place Of beginning. This
property is improved By three-sto Brick Build
Ing, occupied as grocery store and residence.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash; tho balances in
three equal instruments, payable with interest IN
SIX twelve and eighteen months respectively, from
the day OF sale, for which the notes
the purchaser win be taken and lein RESUMED
purchaser. 4 deposit Of 8l00 win be required at
' - John q. WILSON
No. so D s.. northwest. lTrustess.
B. H. WEBS,
70 Sl9 4Kst. northwest
TEOS. ]. FISHER s co., Aucts apat-d&ds
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The COurtS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Beyans & Shaw agt- Hughes;
appeal dismissed for non. compliance with rule
~. Rlch agt Chandler; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Thompson agt Shepherd; SUBJ
below affirmed. Riddle agt Scalon; verdict
for defendant.
TO day, Thompson agt. Shepherd; verdict for
verdict for plaintiff for s155. Knight agt. Chap.
pell; bill OF exceptions signed.
EQUITY COURT-Judge WpIie.
Yesterday, Hopkins agt. Hopkins; private bid
Of Henry klSz sutnorizea to De accsRse
defendant ordered. Birney agt Cailan; ap-
pearance Of absent defendant ordered. Spiel
man agt, Shreeve; sale ratified nisl. Bauer
and answer 10 petition to be filed In twenty
days.
To-day Bauer ag Tscnslyi gS nasdsp "a
Matthews and Dean appointed trustees, Grant
agt. f. s. & T. Co.; petition ior renearing
POLICE CouRr-y.sdoe 'S,aen.
Yesterday, Sallie Robinson, profanity; 5 or
DAYS. Mary E Proctor, loud and boisterous; S.
or is DAVIS Thomas johnson and Oscar Young,
40 DAYS, Jos. Ward, loud and boisterous; S. or
is days. Henry Smith, vagrancy; so days. Laura
parker, keeping an unlicensed bar; slo5 or 60
graphs from Samuel 81. Bodnsh; 60 days In jail
Mary Tyler, colored. assaultiDg colored girl
named Mary Gray; s. or Is days In jail. John
Norris and Edward AcRae, burglary; grand
jury-$1 coo bail each.
To-day, Chas. Thomas. carrying pistol: $50
or 60 days. Rebecca Smith, vagrancy; per
days VIM. Smith, DO; bonds or 80 days. Jas.
Leech, forfeited collateral VIM. J, Davis.
keeping his bar open on Sunday; $40; appeal
noted. John Hayden, q white boy, throwing
stones; fined s. Solomon Lewfe, colored,
charged with the larceny OF Q bolt OF dress
goods frcm In front OF the store OF James W,
Hechnger; six months tail
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETEKNOON.
A UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
"A PROVED PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY AFYERNDnN

A UCTIoN BALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
"A PROVED PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL IA
2OTH. AT O'CLOCK, on the premises, we On
shall sell three story brick dwelling. No. slr:A
1912 columbia street, between and streets
northwest. Lot 16xl05
lees. two story frame house. No, 1856 Vermont
avenue, between and K streets Lot No 25
square 277 Lot 2, 69xl21.
SAME DAY, AT 5o'CLoCKP NJ. on the premises
lot 49, square al, froating about 81 feet on south
side of Rhode Island avenue, between l4th and 18th
streets
EBAY, AT 80 O'CLOCK T. NJ, on the prem
ses, lot 49, square a, two brick houses, Nos 1914
and 1916 oath street. between NJ ana streets
northwest.
On THURSDAY AT rERNOON, APRIL 2lsr. AT
4oCLoCE, on the premises. lots 81 aud %, square
$780, each lot 20195, on 9Th street, between I, and
northeast, improved by q neat frame dwelling
No. 11S1 9th street northeast with nice side arden
fruit trees and shrubbery.
SAME DAY, At 30 O'CLOCK, on the premises
lot 225. square CTS, street, between North Capt.
tol and LIST streets east, improved by nice three
story brick house, known rs No. s. street north
east
SAME DAY, AT $50 O'CLOCK on the prenises
Lot No. Is, square S22. b7xl05 feet on bth street
southeast, between and g streets improved by
two frame dwelling. Nos. 523 and 525.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash the remainder
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest,
secured by deed Of trust on the premises C.nyey-
ancing at the st Of the purchaser
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., Aucts,
8p13-d 1928 street northwest.
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NpOrlinR Notes.

Yesterday was tie second day OF the Louisi.
ana Jockey Club races. The first race Pick
Wick stakes. for three-year-olds, mile heats.
was won by Moses; lime EASY. las. second
race. one mile, was won by Knight Templar by
rose; Viola second; time, / AZ. Third race.
mile ana bali. Was won by Fellow Play;
time, 2:i4I.
Base bail yesterday: AT Providence, r. l.
Providence, ~; Brown University. /. AT New
lork-Troy. 0; Metropolitan, 3. At Boston
BoStons. S; Picked nine. o. At Cleveland
Clevelsnds. 10; White Sewing Machine nine, 0.
L. III. Conley, or Portland, Maine, has tele-
graphed his acceptance or McKay's challenge
10 single SOUL race for $500 side, and VIII at
once send on his deposit and articles or agree
ment.
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RECOVERING A KIDNAPPEp DAUGHTER -Thres
years ago. at Galveston, Texas, JAS ID. Wilson
Kidnapped his little daughter while her mother
was asleep. and fed TO the north. Recently Mrs.
Wilson ascertained that her husband and child
were In North Adams, Mass. ON Tuesday she
visited that place and gave the case 10 Chief OF
Police Mallory, who soon ascertained that the
rather was at work for the Ames Lumber COM
pany at Stamford, VT, and that the child was
boarding at the house or man named Rouse
fn the western part OF North Adams. THURSDAY
The mother gained possession OF her long lost
daughter, and started with her on the return
frfO tn Galveston
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COLLAPSE In THE CHICAGO PORK CORNER
There ~ sudden collapse In the pork corner
ct Chicago yesterday. and under heavy sales
and hundred or rumors the price for June.
which opened weak at SIS IS, sold with many
fluctuations and great excitement down TO
$l7 20, lard and meats declining In proportion.
AT noon the price for pork was SlT.35 bid,
which was l2G cents higher than i've min
9tes before. IL is suspected that the bulls are
bctbertDg the market In order TO buy at lower
pri.pS
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CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme "a
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed in 1aH
Equity cause No 1896. we will. on THURS 14..H
P. NJ, in front Of the premises, offer for sale at
auction lot No; 8, in John B: Kibbey's recorded
inches on D street north and running back with
that width los feet to public alley. and improved
(Nos. 100 and III street northwest.)
Terms: ne.fourth OF the purchase money in
cash; residue in three equal instalments Of six,
twelve and eiehteen months with six per cent in,
terest; deed given upon the final ratification of
sale and deed of trust taken to secure deferred pay
ments. or else deed given upon final rAti dcaton OF
sale and full payment of the purchase money. A
deposit OF 300 on each house when sold.
REGINALD FENDALL, trustees.
THOS. j. FISHER b CO., Auctioneers.
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V1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAST CORNER
GEORGETOWN D. O.

REAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAST CoRNER
tx MEST AMP n VALLEY STREETS.
By y1r ,s Of deed Of trust to me- dated Azk
and recorded IN Hber 7: 4 r. No, 4. folio Gs:&
l7o, OF the land records for the District Of Oolu-
ba, VIII sell ct public auction In front Of the
prem,dtsses, on TUESDAY. TIE Sd DAY OF MAY. A:
Of dn sr9und l.. stpste in the siy Of George
as follows: BEGINNING at the Intersection Of the
north line OF West street with the east line of VAL
said north line Of West street forty eight and sixty.
i've hundredths 48 60 1000 feet to east side Of the
wall Of the dwelling house on the lot nov de-
West street and along the east side OF the wall Of
said dwelling house one hundre COOl feat. more OF
lees, to the south boundary line of r. W. Hane-
yxinckel; thence wsstwardly along said south
boundary line to Valley street, and thence south
wardly along the east line of said Valley street to
the beginning. with the improvements, consisting
OF three story and mansard roof Brick Dwelling
House.
Terms OF gale: Cash a deposit Of 5000 required
4t tune OF sale Conveyancing at purcha ser's cost.
II terms OF sale are not complied with in five days.
the Trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and
risk Of defaulting purchaser.
ap8-dtds JOSIAH DENT Trustae
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Trustee.
EfIHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MI. PLEAEANT. WARRINGTON COUN-


By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court -
Sereb M Rnsssa T. HoEs
IL complainant and John Eagleston and others de-
pubic auction. in front Of the premises %" on MON
DAY. THE <TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT O'CLOCK
ton and District OF Columbia. and known and de-
e tie 81 sha saa &
pointed stone, and running thence north So de-
west S. 100 chains; thence north Is west g. 100
chains thence south 81 degrees west g 1872
chains and south SIX degrees east rs5 ehains
to the n, e. containing two acres Of land TO-
appurtensnces thereto belonging. '' ~-'' ''''
Terms Of sale are IS follows. to wit: Three hun
within days thereafter. and the residue IN
5is pTom1issary netss tes t6e deferred gsy@snts.
bs IL ses1 cash.
ana cost Of the defsultins purchaser. after ten
0'''' notice oA e s'5S FEET E LEE,
WATSON j. Ss os Str sslsst Trustees.
RP JACKSON. '"
No, los Bridge st.. Georgetown
sequence OF the storm. until FRIDAY, APR1L sra,
1881, same hour and place. By order OF the Trus-
tees. ap4-dEds
WTHE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST
PUNED: In consequence Of the rain, until WE'D
NEsDAY; April 18TH, same hour and plsce. By
order OF the Trustees. apS-d&ds
tF- TEE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed in consequence Of bad weather until
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, same hour and place.
By order OF Trustees. ap14-d&ds
H THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
POSTPONED in consequence OF the rain, until
THURSDAY, APRIL 21sT, 1881, at same hour and
place.
BY order of the Trustees. ap1s-d&ds
q d. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer
1hSsTEE's T., SALE OF GTwo;sToRY FRAME
sTRhRTs NoRTRwEsT.A n f-f . y hiH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing dste IL
the 4th Of March, 1875. duly recorded In f.1
Iiber SIG, folio 2l2. one Of the land records JUL
auction. in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
THE 2lsT DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ,
the following described real estate situated in the
city OF Washington. d. O.. to wit. All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground known as lot numbered
sixteen u6l In square numbered thirty eight $3.50,
together with buildings, &C., thereon.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance in two
equal payments, at SIX and twelve months. with
notes bearing interest at Elk per cent until paid.
SlOO DEF oa1t time OF sale. and all conveyancng at
cost OF purchaser: Ter ne to be compiled with In
tee reserves the right to resell the property It the
cost and risk Of the deiaultng purchaser. after
ap7: so&ds - ' ROBERT LOG IN. Trustee.
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(tHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON STREET NORTH
WET, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND
TWENTY SE00Nn STRENTS

Of the District Of Gelumbis s PASSED on the 1!.
18th day Of July, 1878. In EQUITY Cause No. sSl.
Jones are complainants. and Delilah Ann Jones
and others are . dSefend:nts. shali on WEDNEs.
sale at public auction in front Of the premises. the
following, described real estate. beloneing to the
thirty $50 feet Of Lot tA and the whole Of
Lots two CD and three go. In square numbered
between 2lst and 22d streets, in the city Of Wash
inRtOn, D. c., with the improvements thereon.
divided. as may seem best at the time OF sale.
Terms: One-third cash. and the balance in two
spectively, With interest from the day Of sale A
deposit Of $500 win be required each lot at the
purchasel'B cost.
Terms 70 be complied with in seven days, other
wise the trustee reserves tie right to resell the prom
erty Of the risk and cost Of the defauing purchsso
.,,o ,5H6A N0ls MILLER. Trustee:
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers.
FOSTERS GREAT SALE OF FINE ENGLISH
AND AMERICAN BOOKS

AZ W: MiIiams 3 Co. 3 Auction Rooms cor.
10th and D, EVERY NIGHT, AT $50. and at prl.
vAtt sales during the day The stock 10 large, and
departments OF literature. This is rare chance
out. Spl8-6t