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BROS. Auctioneers,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kH a. ~ ESTATE At SIIUATED On THEEaSI
BAND c STREETS SOUTHEAhT
=, By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme x.-s
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed on E.s1
the 21t II day Of sspaary D. 1881 in the
Ter ct al. No. 444 equity docket 20, VIII sell
THURSDAY. THE 2IsT DAY OF April, A D. 1851,
$50 situate in Washington city, District Of Colun,
bia. with the improvements, and described az fol
lows: Beginning for said part Of lot ON the south
line Of an alley rs feet wIde at point SIS feet in
rum with the line of said alley due west as feet
to the intersection Of another alley feet wide
theuce with the line Of said LAST mentioned alley due
north lS feet to the place of beginning and be-
einnlngfor said partof lot at point on the east
SIDE New Jersey avenue l49 feet distant from the
dividing line between said lots and 4, aud 2S6 fee.
inches from the southwes corner of said square
az 4 running at right angles to said avanue east
Wardiy to az alley feet inches wide, latG out by
thence with the line Of said alley due south until
intersects line drawn at right angles to said ave-
hue, and which line intersects said avenue 262 feet
inches from the southwest corner Of said square;
thence with said line about III fee. inGes west
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
Ct said part of lot by depth Of 80 feet. being
the alley mentioned in Iiber W. B. 90, foi0 % &C,
Of the land records of the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash baancein two
equal instalmenss at one and two years respect
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
posi 81 goo on u terms Of sale are
not complied with in ten dsys. the property will be
resold at cost and risk OF defaniting purchaser.
are-dEds Trnstae
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1881 pEs THT SnEh h5nrr 1881
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

Double Track, Steel Rails.
BPLESDID sSENEKY; MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN kkFEQT; APRIL Ara. 1881.
corner Of sixth and streets, as follows:
Eor Pttsours and the Vest 8 90 3 m. daily, with
Sleeping Oars 10 Ptttsburx and Chicago; 10 80
an; daily. With Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg
70 cincinnati St Louis and Chicago; 3 80 D. N
daily with Psace Cars TO Pttsburg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
from CAnsndaiSua, Rochester. Buffalo. .Nias ara.
with Pa.lor Oar 10 Watkins and the North at
except saturday, with Palace Oars to Canaan.
da.na ard ~ atkins
sor "llsmsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80
Eor = M m, daily. except Sunday.
xof ssw York and the East. 90 m, 10 so M.
p@ ana fmi 80 p m or Sunday 200 and 10 90
For BS S olI n; ds.y except Sunday.
fOrd6s direct transfer to Futon sr anns AVOID
For Fh HSSls fesriIse scross New YOrE city.
and 1000 g.@ Limited EIpress. SO an mo
For Bsltn ore. 40: 500. $50. 1870 am. And
~, ~ = az 40 = 30 and 10 90 D. m ON
i000 = M w. o'So a. m, Do Gao. 9 so and
For Pope's Greek Kline. $40 an. and 40 pm.
ForAnnsrol,s. 6 40 s. m and 4:4O pm daily, ex.
ALE2INDRIa AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
NAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Sie1andri t.' 20 7:so. $40. and IL 80 +.
$40, 500. $40. 500 and IL 80 p. m On sun.
dsy at 7:30. 800 and Ii 80 M, and 8 .09 p. m
daily. al q 5 90 p. IA. daily, except Sunday -
Trsins leave Aexandr for WASHINGTON. 6 co. SOB
and 10 sSd u u nj Soo o Snndsv and a. az
and 10 90 8. N Z GO aud 05 pm.
Tickets and iafornst.on at the office. northeas,
chseEns Il baggage to destination from hotels and md
L 7. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent.
EhANk THOMSON. General Msnaaer. nov29
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The SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION CASES Con-
TINUED-At the opening or the United States
circuit Court In Charleston, !. g.. yesterday
election cases Until the April QSe2) term OF the
court, and the witnesses, some three hundred
in number, were discharged until that time, the
CeTenGantS being continued under recOg niZance.
Judge Bond said IL was impossible TO GO on at
The present time with the numerous Criminal
trials. They were important and should not
be tried hurTiedly nor without Investigation
previous 10 trial. The district attorney who
had Investigated them had resigned and an
ether appointed who has not yet been commits
stoned or sworn. The witnesses were poor and
had no means OF paying for prolonged stay In
Charleston. There was no marshal 10 pay their
per diem, and none TO draw funds from Wash
ington Tor that purpose.
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F1TCH. FOX h BROWN. Reai Estate Brokers
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

At N0RTHNEST CORNER OF WEST AND
MOTH STREETS: GEuRGETOWN, d. @.
LIT, a d. 1878. and duly recorded in Iber Ss5S
7I5, folio 273, one OF the land records of the -.
in front Of the premit es. on TUESDAY, April
18th, A; D. 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
town, D. O.: to, wit: The east half Of Lot num-
bered seventy three (73. in Hoimead's add ;tion
On West street and forty (40) feet North street
together with the Improvements thereon.
expenses of sale, in cash and the balance in on
and two years, for which ttG notes of the pur-
sale and secured by deed of trust on tie property
sold shall be taken. deposit of fifty (S56) dollars
st purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are not COM
pied with in seven days, the trustee reserves the
the defauiting puI chaser sitter five days ADVERTISED
ment. FREDERICK W. JONES, Trustee
]. T. COLDWEL1. Auct'r. mar5O-W, {, M ia
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NOVEL CHARGR.-John Biteman a driver
OF car No. q, OF tie Peoples Passenger railway
company. was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Schultz, OF the Northwestern police district.
charged by Judge Pinkney With overlo aiding
ana oyerRoTkfng the horse attached 10 the
above car. Mr.. +. lie Barnes, the supeTlnten-
dent OF the Peoples line, WAS also arrested ON
the charge OF permitting the horse TO be over
worked. Mir. Fairfax, the superintendent OF
superintendent OF the city Passenger railway
company, were summoned 10 testify as experts
ia regard TO the capacity or the car and the
ability or the horse 10 bear the load. Mr.. La
Barnes and the driver OF the car each waived
an examination at the hearing. and the case
will be taken TO the criminal court--BIlt. Ga
I'D
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The CHICAGO STREET CAR strikers ara con-
ductlrg themselves IN quiet aud orderly man
ner. They have resolved Lot 10 Boycott any
employe who should continue al work, S S.t an
far there has been no temptation TO do so for
drivers acquiesce In the purpose ana manner
OF the strike. The citizens Oh the west side,
where the strike is, sympathize with the
strikers. The company managed TO start one
car On Van Buren, street, but the passengers, on
learning the state or affairs, and after going
short distance, refused TO go further, got out,
and turned the Car into a ditch.
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Ut DIG SALE OF ,lO8 ACRES OF LAND m
IL SMALL LOTS, ON THE BLADENSBURG
TURefIKE, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM THE
!: sshUi-AB pUWLINa, AuGLiGaear.

TRUsTEFS' SALE OF PART OFTHlT VERY
VALUABLE VACANT .GRO0ND ON TIE
N0kIH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE.
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FiF.
IEEN1H STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated the 2Sth s.e.a
day OF September, A. u. 1874, and recorded 80
IN one OF the land records for Washington -
comfy, il the District Of Columbia, In liber 15S
folio 4O4. the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY, THE nth
DAY OF APRIL A. ID. 1851, AT O'CLOCK IN THE
AFTERNooN Lot numbered three, g. in John
DaVldson's recorded subdivision of lots in Square
Two hGndred and tweaty two, (222, } according to
the SUBDIVISION made October 18th, 1870. aud re-
corded III subdivision record n. K, page "a, said
lot being Situated in the city of WASHINGTON and
District OF Columbia, together with AL the I'M
proven ents, ct cetera. as in said deed mentioned.
ne terms OF sale SO prescribed by the deed OF
Iust, are: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
this deed OF trust unpaid, with the expense of sale
and taxes, in cash. snd thu balance at six 6D
WE'VE I'D and eighteen (1S) months for which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing Interest from
me cay OF sale and secured by coed OF trust On
the property sofu shall be taken, the debt being
nVe thoueand dollars ard interest from September
GSln. 1870 at ten per cent PER annum. A deposit
OF nSe 6indned dollsrs will be required of the
purchaser at the time of sale and all Conyeyancin9
ana rec 0rdlGg Hl be st the purchasers cost, who
may pay all the purchase money in cash. If the
TERMS are not complied with within five days after
the gay OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the said ground on five days notice pub
the purchaser in default
GHAhLEs n. MATTHEWS, Trustees.
mkr3tl-dt
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1000 FOR BIBLE.-The event OF the sale OF
the Brtnley collection or books In New York,
last night, was the sale OF Gutenberg Bible
printed IN l450. the first book printed with
movable type. John r. Bartlett, who is buy
ing for the Carter Brown library made the
first bid OF $1,000, which was run up In bids OF
$500 and $3.50 by Brayton Ives and Hamilton
Cole until sS,e00 was bid. at which figure IL
was knocked DOWN 10 Mr.. Cole.
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NHARLES w. HANDY, Real estate AGENT

II
TRUSTEES. SALE OF A VALUABLE COUNTRY
UNi0NfoWN. D. q. --- '-A'D- III Ao1'O
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated Deem ApA
the district Of Coa@bis and at f the re9 81 Of
sue tie on ss 3 NRSss
The 18th DAY et OF APRIL. AD. 1881. AT l O'CLOCK
the or1sry s RF. Of
..,vs 80 ''koscuszko the same being he part Of
lot n%1mbe,ed seven ' las SAID as Ghasles
sRba By Sa' ednssss ana a
for the Stone pisnsa on the vest ns q
farm road running between the parts Of said 'Ros,
Charles J. Uhman and Moses Kelly. the said stone
being Fix Co chains and thirty four hundredths
Good Hope into which the said farm road opeus,
and from said stone running south fiva AID one,
as a. 1 Of sa' to
planted stone, No !. of this deed: thence running
"a chains and thirty huudredths 60 300 of achsin
tostcne No2; thence running south TIVE uty two and
chains and sixty seven hundredths s7-lOOD Of a
chain to stone No 3 thence runniag south iorts
W. three g. chains and seven hundrsdths 7l0o'
OF cham to stone No 4 thence rum n9 south
degrees E.) thirteen ga chails and thirty
lundredhs (3l-l0O OF chain to stons No. .,
running south one fourth Of degree I've Vest g.
degree W with said road two co CHI aims aud fifty
hund Iedths go lGOl of chaia 10 the center of
ling by and with the center Of said
f fss1gs R" with in tn. 9sosas c3alEe
aud distances on its Forth bank, namely. north
sixty-Iine and one half degrees west IN 69k de-
grees w three 80 lOU ohai as, south eighty-one
and one half degrees west g. 8ih degrees w,
twenty: six and one half degrees west Is. 261 de-
to son N Is On the ndtts
bank CT Oxen Kun and near large poplar tree
thence running north twenty three and one half
W fourteen N4) chains and fifteen hundredths
u5-1CO) of chain to the center of small branch
or rayine; thence running by and with the ceater
bearing with the following courses and
distances. namely. north one degree east
49, 100 chains north, eight degrees west IN 8 de-
grees W. i; two 17-100 chains north, eighteen and
one half degrees east IN. 1917 degrees Ed. two
north forty nine and one fourth degrees east
n: 491 degrees E:)' FIVE S5) chains and twenty
19ut h9 ,nn tA,iO9 OF chain ,, to
Q6l OF this deed; thence running north 81 tty one
ard one-haIf degrees east IN 6114 degrees Ed two
% chains and tfty-one hundredths (5l-lOO) OF
chain TO q stone numbered seventeen 17) of this
deed, and thence running north eighty one and
onehaf degrees east IN 81 = deg Z. seven I'd
chs ms and ninety hundredths 600 -100) of a chain
to the said farm road and the point OF beginuiog.
cont dining twenty eight acres and seventy five
hundredths Of an acre Of land, be the same more or
less, with improvements thereon.
chaser in from to years with interest at the rate
OF seven per cent. per annum. secured by deed
81 trust u, on the property sold Siyo deposit at the
Terms to be complied with in days.
g. 8. BBRskkEE;N s. Trustees.
j.. T. OLDW Aurfioueer anr-
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A FATAL DoSB OF OPICM.-Lafayette z. Beach,
once wealthy sOutherner, worth s2e0, 0oa, but
Of late years salesman In V. Roth5child's shirt
store, vas found dead In his bed, la New York.
yesterday. He had been addicted TO the use or
opium, and WAS several times nearly dead from
its effects. He has @ brother In Nashville,
Tenn, and bfoGner-in-law who is member
OF Copgr, "a
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FOUR CoSvICTS made desperate attempt TO
escape from the Michigan state prison. at Jack
son. The keeper was Knocked down and threat
ened with death. The conVicts then proceeded
TO scale the wall with ladder. but the alarm
was given Just as one OF the cOnyIctS nal med
Lynch, got TO the top OF the wall ana he was
shot dead by the guard. The Others surren-
dprpd
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-z.su OF Monday night In South Carolina
iHE FRkn-- -~-'v vegetables that had
has damaged all the o.. s''ta Young
been transplanted into the open ar
strawberry fruit ana blossoms have been killed
out this viii only delay getting the fruit Into
market The IiTst shipment OF straWberries
Was made on Tuesday from Charleston.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS Q PhNNhYLVANlA AVENUE, OP-
In pursuance Of 9 decree Of tbs Supreme R3ah
Equity cause No. s. iii, doc l6, shall sell st.
public auction, in front Of the premises on WE'D
NEsDAY APRIL -, 1881. AT O'CLOCK T. n,
into lots numbered respectively Ii. Is. Is and
the sale
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
fourth OF the purchase money in CASH. and the ro-
n1s twelve and eighteen months after the day OF
sas, WIN interest," and secured by the promissory
cry sold nthe terms Of sale ehal not be complied
w Il ~ seven days from the day of sale the Trus
and cost OF the first purchaser after six days
500 win be required upon each lot at the lime Of
purchase All convey ancing at purchaser's cost
o, h. X: ELLIOTT, Trustee,
0A1SA 466 5th street northwest
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ARREST Or A RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE-The
Cologne Gazette says: The Russian Grand
Duke Nicholas ConStantinoYitcn. formerly
Notorious IN connection with a theft or dla-
monGS, was arrested Tuesday night In the VII
lage OF sublime, on the railway TO MOSCOW, and
inteibed In a castle belonging TO his father, the
Grand Duke Constantine, brother OF the late
concerned In political lntrigues Ia favor or his
father. Ii is not Known whether the latter was
priyy 20 the tntTigUes.r
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FIRE IN MARYLAND fine large frame
dwelling on the farm belonging to DR.. G. W.
Wayson, OF Baltimore. and situate on st.
InigCes creek, In st. Mary'S county, Nd, was
burned Saturday last. about IL O'Clock q. m
The ire originated from sparks escaping from
q detective flue. The doctor was enabled to
save only q few articles OF furniture and
wearing apparel Loss, 81, 500 to $1,000; no
insurance.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD,

BAlTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLYLINR
The EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL
SD, 1881
a. M LEAVE WASHINGTON.
f216-Chicaso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
.66O~Baltmere, Euicott City and way stations.
f6 :40-Baitmore Express.
6:tG.-Baltlmore. a. rapoIs snd way. piedmont.
stras6urs, Winchester. Hagerstown and way.
s:10Point Of Roch and way stations.
e4o-Stsunton and Valley Express. Connects
for HaEerstown and at Point Of Rocks for
sl0~Nex York. Philadelphia and Boston E1-
.s:65On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
10;S GBLfpore Express. Sstops a. Hy.ttsytue
Ioege; b st ~ Laurel Annapolis Junction
fl0;40-Pittsburg. Chicago. Cincinnati and st.
Louis Express.
l21Q.Baltimore. Enicott City. Annapolis and way
II :25-gn sunday only for Baltimore and way
ff2 299SS-BbslI.imore EIpTsss
s;$Syatimore and way stations winchester.
l:30-Batinore. Hys:tsyiIe and Laurel EXPRESS.
!trederick, via Relay. Stops st Annapolis juno
f44@Psin. Of Rocks. Frederick. Haserstown.
Sinch Us H ana way Stations, tOq Sunday to
= 49-Baittla9re. Annapolis and Way stations.
5:i5-Ph1sdelIEia aad Baltimore Express. Mar
uDe6ury ana way, via Relay. Stops at Hystts-
vile and Laurel }
e05-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
10 45-Balcmore and Way Stations
1;3SBalttmore and Laurel Express.
rs 5O-f1ttsburg. Cincinnati and ST Louis Express
9iO-BalumOre. Hy attsytlle and Laurel Express
stops on signal or TO let of passengers at any
station betseen Washington and Annapolis
junction.
ITO .OO-New York. Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. sleeplaE Car to New York, aud Special
Sleeping Car 20 Philadelphia
Italy. +SUnday oaly. Other trains daily except
Sunday. S>
AL trains from WASHINGTON stop st Relay Station
+ or further Information apply st the baltimore
And Ohio ticket Cthces, Washington Station and
6lS and 1881 Pfunsylya avenue corner l4th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
Checked and reCsINed At pNint in he ~ =
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sE,ROMAS DOWLIN0, Auctioneer

7F5Ezfn sA5H e yAHARHH
9E WEsT MP p c. VALLEY STREETS
On On, me l5th day q Sogsmbsr. !: 5. 1853. AA
Us. Of tie isnd records for the District Of ooim
s issi e !. IL
Of ground situate In the CITY Of George
ss w BE a. Of 81 bed
north line of West street with the east line of Val
y aos hnd Wss
vehundredhs as. 65 100 feet to east side OF the
s Of the aF On the lot nov de-
West street and along the east side Of the wall Of
the sonh ae Of 9sne
winckel; thence westwardly along said south
line VAL VALLEY list e soa
the beginning, with the improvements consisting
Ct Ga Three story and Basement Brick Dwelling
Terms Of sale: Cash; deposit of S2Ol required
ct time OF sale Oonveyancing at purchasers cost
the Trustee the right to resell at cost and
risk s Of d dtsetaultins purch asI;u np>,r -
Snail s4 h1T OF ~ s A AaEh SE Il hASR
TURNPIKE, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM THE
On TUESDAY AFTERNoOr. APRIL 18TH. "a
AT O'CLOCK, on the premises, on the Bla, ~
densburg turnpike, short distance beyond A-
in subdivision of Green vsle' tract, Containing
Iespectively 2S acres roods and perches, and "A
subdivision Of Haddock's Hill, containing about IS
acres, the whole being part OF the farm formerly
owned by the late Gen. VIM. Hickey.
his land is well adapted for truck farming with
some fine meadow land. and will be sold ia small
tracts of ten to fifteen acres each.
Plats may be seen at our office.
Terms: 0ne-fourth Of inc purchase money in
cash; the remainder Ia six, twelve, eighteen aud
twenty four months, secured by deed of trust,
bearing iIteres ct six go per cent. Conveyancing at
the coat OF purchaser.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., Aucti oneers,
Gp2-G&dS 1928 street northwest
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auc:1oneer.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MT. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court x,.A
OF the District OF Columbia passed in equity fr#
cause No. 6, 292, wherein William 3. Hoge .x.SK.
Is complainant and John Eaglestol and others de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned, trustees, will sell at
public auction, in front of tue premises. on MON
DAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT O'CLOCK
P. M, ali that piece or parcel Of ground lying and
being III Mt. Pleasant, in the county OF Washing
ton ard District Of Columbia, and known and de-
scribed as follows: beginning on the l4th street
road, leading from the city Of Washington. st
pointed stone, and running thence north 80 de-
Rrees west 60-l00 chains; Il ence north 81 degrees
west 80 100 chains thence north AS west 42-10
chains; thence south 81 degrees west 49, 10n
chains; thence south 20h degrees west go 100
chains; and south 85A degrees east 10 100 chains
gether with all the improvements thereon and tne
Rppurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale IS follows, to wit Three hun
dred dollars cash at the tine of sale: fourth of
the purchase money cash on the day or sale. or
within seven days thereafter, ana the residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, the purchaser giving
his promissory notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from ths day of sale until paid or
the purchaser may, at bis election, pay all cash.
Deed to be retained until last payment is made II
the terms Of sale be not complied with. the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at thu risk
days notice In city paper.
CAlENOVE g. LEE,
S42 D street n. W.,
WATSON j. NEWTON, rrrs.,o,
r. P. JACKSON,
No; l5o Bridge ST., Georgetown
nlar23-dts
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HNHOS. ]. FISHER Il CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneers,
1928 street northwest.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME IMPROVED
PROPERTY, OORNER OF TWENTY FOUaTH
sTkEE 5E,,, AND Pennsylvania AVENUE
N0RTHWEsT. BEING A DOUBLE BRICK
RFEsIRGE zen AND KNOWN AZ No: 24Ol
nPENNSiLVAN1A AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated July A
10th, 1874 and recorded in Liber No. ISL, ~
folio l02, one Of the land records for the Dis. a.I
triet OF Columbia and at the written request of the
noIosr OF the note, we will sell at public auc-
llTH, AT O'CLOCK P. ~, All of the following real
estate. situate in the city of Washington, in the
District OF Columbia. and known and DESIGNATED
upon the ground pan thereof as Lot numbered
thres 90, in Birch and Newnan's recorded sub
division OF original lot numbered one az, in Square
Numbered twenty (I6), together with ali i'm
proSements thereon said improvements consisting
OF handsome double brick residence, known as
No. 24o1 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
In CASH balance IN six co. twelve 02) and eighteen
QS) NOE tbs with interest at the rate Of six () PSF
cent Per anpum. secured by deed of trust on the
property cod; or all cash. at option of purchaser
deposit OF 800 will be required at time OF sse.
ConyeyancinG at purchaser'a cost If terms of sale
are not COMPLIED with within ten days after day Of
sale, the Trustees the r4t to resell at the
risk and cost Of defsnltng purchaser.
CHARLES A ia MES, -r,.
mar29 d&ds EDWARD TEMPLE, 1rus'ees-
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z 4. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

I. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.
Trustee SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF X
STREET. BETWEEN OONNECTI0UT AVE-
WEST, (NO. I'LL X STREETD
BY Vii tue Of deed of trust, dated October k.S
j, 1879, and recorded in Lioer s27, folio 4 No.
one OF the land records for the District Of A..A
Columbis, and at the written request OF the party
Ic auction, in front of the premises. on TIL dRS
DAY, THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL, A D. 1881, AT S
A. Warehouses; subdivision Of original lot n I'M
Dered one "a, In square numbered one hund red
and sixty three Q63), " ing and being in Washing
ton City, District Of Columbia, with improvements
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. with interest the notes the deferred pay
ments 10 be secured upon the premises sold one
hundred dollars shall be paid down when the pro-
perty is struck off. Convey at cost of pur-
chaser Sale to be closed 10 seven days, or pro-
perry to be resold at cost and risk OF purchaser.
MARTIN NJ. kOH8ER, T.,s,oo,
ap4 MAHLON ASHFORD, ! ir"s'eeo'