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AUCVION SALES -.Futuro Days.

AUCTION SALES --.Futuro DAYS.
SALE OF + a X VI IN
l IIASOVER.-By virtue Ola deed Of trust from
Farley Hunt, dated 10th October, 1879, ana oil
record I'm Hanover county-dcfault having bcch
made IN the p1ymcat Of the amount scared lhere
I'm. and the creditor requiring sale shlli proceti
10 sell In Tie village Of Ashland, In front Of COX
Leakc's store, on the
IITn OF NOVEMBER, 1881,
nj 2 o'clock NJ. a TRACT or LAND about five
miles from the village Of Ashland, containing
172 2g-iOO ACRES, on the public road ic'Glng
from (ioOdall's 10 hihy's station, bcinR Tue ahl
rcdyeyed by I. 4. WoodsOn and wife 20 SAID iiunt
by deed Of record I'm Hanover There are all the
necessary buildings on this place.
TRnNS: Enough I'm cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and $50. with Interest from l0tn October
1881. and on the following credits: SD on IUth
October, 1882. $50 on lie 10Th october, 1855
1926 on 10th October. 1884, s340 on ION Ocu-
Ter 1855, and $3.50 on lOth OctoDct' IL % :
the purchaser % give notes, secured ~ dccu on
trust ON the said real estate for the slld ucierfc
payncnis-thc balance Of the purcha.c-in9hcy' II
any, Ia De secured I'm such manner ana mOdc Pay
able 80 such time or times rs sili Hum ma! a.
rect: or If he fails 10 give any such dlrccton'
then as ! may deem proper and announc" ~ tHe
sale. HILL CARTER ActlhS iitg'tTt5,.
r. VAUGHAN. Crier. &C zl-rot
BY George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer,
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by ". Godd!n,
Real Estate AuC;ioEeer,
Oalcc Eleventh and BaAk streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALU-
1 ABLE FARM CALLED "Ohk NIL" on
TIE EASTERN SIDE or TIE ME1llANlts-
VILE TURNPIKE TWO MILES EAST OE
RICWMON D-By virtue Of three several dced, on
tTu,, duly recorded I'm HcuricO County Court exc
cuted by MIR. john Wright and wife. the ir'i 10 +.
%. Noting and ". GOdiin, trustees dated ION
November. 1873: the second tO ". GOddln. irii.-
tee. dated 10Th May, 1876, and The tEird 10 ".
GoGdin, trus ce, dated ~ Dcccmhcr IS 10'rccord-
ed I4ih August, 1877, we, the undersigned trts-
tees, will. In execution ni The sll qtei,' III lc r.
quest OF the several creditors thereby secured ana
with tie full assent ard concurrence ~ Mr.
Wright, cicr for sale 80 auction. on tie premises on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
n O'Clock p. W.. II fair. If not on The FIRST fair
dav thereafter. The beautiful FARM located as
above. containing originally GS ACRES but from
which 3 acres have been sold OF. leaving 90
ACRES more or ic.s, the most Of which Is open
llud in good heart AMI well adapted 30 grass and
Inc usual crOps. The BUILDINGS are numerous,
and embrace all thai are necessary Tor Tie ccoil-
mediation Of large family. The YELLING,
built Of brick, with q large greenhouse dttchcd,
contains eiOht rooms above tie b.s1u.cut' inlIont
Of the dwelling are several inc oJS-.r,cs anu IN
attractive hDwer-carlcl, aud many ornamental
frees. &c. There is an cXccIt Old orchard on the
mace. For q residence, market garden, or dnty
farm the place has many ATTRACTIONS II is pro-
verbally healthy; has on Il two wells OF hnc water
Whilst the deeds require cash sale vel the tris-
tees are authorized 10 make the terms liberll-say
one fourth cash; balance al six, twelve, ana Clgl-
teen months, for negotiable nOtCs, interest added,
+. O. NOTING,
". GODDlN,
Trustees In the FIRST deed;
W. GODDlN,
Ir--l-. I'm Tho .nnrul and LAIrL n.nl-.
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sArrRnAY. ocronrR q. 1851.

at o'clocI, L. NJ. that portion Of the lands con
viewed IN the said deeds rs fronts on ihc south sde
Of "a continuation q Grove road, extending back
plank road adjoining the farm Of DR.. l.. A. Pat
tcrs0n and other, containing about 2OH ACHES
more or less. ON this tract tnc-c Is FkAStE
DWELLING and otler buildings. somewhat out
of Notwithstanding tu orchard. The land D. Of
excellent quality, and being eieNnicd' coHinahds
nne view of the surrounding country. lie nci&h-
borho0d H. IN excellent one.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dCfray costs ana eN-
pensrs Of sale and 10 pay OF SllS.l1. WIN Ill
terrst from 26th October, 1868 being b.i'lcc
Inc ,,,,ier ihc fr.. decd rs agreed on between the
p4rtic-: and $3.50. wi.h interest from 18TH OF
November, $50, tie amount due under Inc second
deed and rs 10 the residue uh Sucii terms @-
Tho frrt1r NAV direct: or i'm case # his failure
10 give such direction, then upon such credit as
The said trustee shall think IT. plat II tle l@hd
,sili lac exhibited III tlIc -rfc. ". GODDIN,
Trustee IN first deed;
=. II. LEE,
coll Trustee On second deed.
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fmeeessors 70 Robert u. Lyne,l
pe.s Estate Agents. Brokers, and Aucuoneers'
1919 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
LARGE THREE-ST0RY
BRICK DWELLING NO; zz4v al, ~, = -1P Pis
sTfRFFT. NEAR TILE cORNER OF IuLif
sTREET, OPPOSITE THE DWElaLiNd
OF ELIJAH BAkEll, EsS M ener w
erpFET IIITWEEN VENADLE AND CAR
RINGTON STREETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Anthony, &C. Richmond chancery Court decree
stewart. &c. 30tli June, 2ssl.
In pnrsuarce Of a decree in the aboyen-menti0n1,
"a cause we the undersigned appointed speclai
commissioners viii offer for sale, upon Tue prem
'Se'' ." FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1881,
aI Az o'clock p. NJ. that LARGE TIIREE-STOi.l
TRIt'K DWELLING No. 22fO NCimhle street,
near the corner OF Tulip, and adjoining the rc.l.
dencc Of d. j. Baker, Esq, which contains aDy Pt
Ten rooms and Is very substantially built' Win
Stone cappincs &C., the basement Of which - being
nscd ns q store. The LOT fronts 50 iect on FchN-
lie street and runs back 1873 feet 70 an alley:
Ipmcdiatoly thereafter We WI ouer iof sNc
TWO LOTS. fronting together % icct OF IN ~
line OF I,ose street and running back good deptn'
aud lie Immediately In rear OF the drugstore OIL NJ
TEuWs: one fourth cash; residue 1T SIX twelve
and eighteen months, for Negotiable ioies, o per
cent Interest added. and title retained uiil TIC eA
tire purcllasc-mOney is paid. 49,
JAMES CASKlE.
j. PRESTON COOKE
EDMUND MADDlLL, JR,
special Commissioning
QUARLEs & McCURDY, AuchoneeTs' &C II
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u,RIrSTEEs' SALE OF FARM OF
/ ABOUT TWENTY AND 4 HALE .ACREs
or THE SOUTH SIDE on 4 COAIirl AtlO,N
on CHOVE ROAD. N IIENRICO COUNTY,
Two NND AHALF MILES WEST or RICH
HOND-By virtue Of two deeds of trust thoi.i
duly recorded Ia Hcnrico County CouftE ne HrsI
executed by Major John +. Wren anj VIE 10 W.
G0dGiu. trustee. bearing datc 7th September
lSG3. the second O. y. NJ Lee. trustee, dated loth
NaV. 1880. We tie undersigned trustees, in cXecu-
lion of the said deeds. and ai the rcIuest Of the
beEcfc ics TN the slid deeds. will oher for sale NJ
no Al. ,t fFf ttflrIf .fl ID
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No matter what your feelings or ailment Is, HOP
BITTERs win do you good. Prove It.
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NEW GOODS.
PIANO TUNING. &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
ltA TUNER with over twenty years experience
IN London, England, and New York cityl, having
taken up his residence In Richmond, respectfully
sollclis Ordefsf from The musical public for TUNING
and REPAIRING PIANOS aud REED ORGANS
All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed
Work on Church Organs carefully aud skilfull!
done. Orders addressed I'm care OF, or left with
JOSIAH RYLAND & Co, ATusic-Dealers, OF 3 cas-
Main street, viii receive prompt attention
~ 30-eod3m
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by Frank ID. Hill & Coz
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
HOS Main street.

Real Estate AuetiOneers,
HOS Main street.
SALE OF FRAME
\ DWELLING 40. 400 POPLAR. BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIT EENTll STREETS,
AT AuCTlON.-By virtue Of deed OF trust re-
corded In ID. Il. 100 H., page 1877, Richmond
Chancery Court, from Richard Carter and wife,
default h9 Wing been made In the payment OF q GER
tain note therein secured, and having been re-
qUesicd go % do by the beneficiary I'm said decd
VIII sell VI auction, on the premises, az O'Clock
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
the properly described I'm said deed. The lot
fronts on The south side Of Poplar between Four
tcenth and Fifteenth streets Is feet running back
bctwcc. parallel lines 80 feet to an alley In com
mon 8 feet wide The improvements consist on 4
NICE FRAME DWELLING, containing aOou'
five rooms.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the expenses Of the sale and
enough 90 nay the balance due on note amount-
ing 10 81 with interest from March 4, 1881;
She balance upon terms nj sale. y. NJ. LIZ,
= oc "a Trustee.
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rVHE YORK RIVER LINE.


Commencing TUESDAY. >cl'cWt,f l,-.fffs
regularly thereafter except HuAnA ~ ,.tr. 49,
C0mpGny's safe and wclu0 ny to.lti.F N.u
sengcr steamers, HAVANA ent ~ ti fr..r.
leave West Point on arrival of he X. ia .Ir-
arriving in Baltimore about 9;5I 4. 'i- "''
Meeting with all trains nofthMaf1' El n1
straight tickets % Bsitimofe...'ss'.''' ODD
Round trip. IS
Meals ., ana eIt.D
Stato-ROOnis and hefihs aecuiN' ~"
from steamers cabin plm., 81 t,,t,r,nst.on
For Tickets, Tme-Cuds' ana ~ ,'t..l.t Aseul
cali on A. ~. CARRIER & CO, ihe ll, ,1 M. ef-
AZ the Richmond and DsnNiic Wl',' phpE
Genera! Passenger and lscse. 4, y t.t,r.c,
SC 10 ~
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DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED at tho DISPATCH PRINTING
HOusE.
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nor BALTIMORE. s%FfL.I
n i.ess-ssss..,rs.u
POWIIATAN LIEE-DlBECT STEAMER
IL -.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

I-rsI ,nrther notice. the steamer LUCILLE win
sail ,ycry MONDAY &C 4 T.. VI. from POWliA
TAN DOCk. az Tweuty-lOurth and Dock streets,
direct FOR Baltimore.
Through I'm, of hding signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 points North and west
Freight received daily uuul o J.. VI.
ID. j. MEISIGER,
-, 1n-ar, Nlll.l.Ilg AZlnl.
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DICHMOND, FREDEGICKsbJLU

ID ICU VI o D, FNLDLIII h,IV ~
IL AND POTOMAC RAiLHOND->eHt'.
SUNDAY, August DIS. 1881.
b.l5 A. 81. leaves Byrd-~trCJt station tIit
only at Milford ari flc9eli's-
S;lO A. NJ. leaves Byrd-~trecl station dlIt
cept sunday.
4.5O f. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strtct station ttF.
400 y. NJ. AccomiLsdatlo for Junction pol.
BroAd-strCc, station dILJ 'N.'.'
sundays. .t.
HOS 4. NJ. arrives Al ByTl-~trcei station a.
2:5S 4. d. arrives AZ hyrd-Slttti s.''''N
9:5g L. ~. arrives at kyrd-eirrc- 'ttt.''
Except sunday. r...r.
G.27 A. NJ. Accommodatiou. arrives 80 pr
street station daily .eNcell H.
&. a. IA1l'
General Ticket 81
F.T.D. MYERS, General >uieI.u.en.eal l-
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EASTWARD.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.

fC0nNccUng with an nIFht-traln3 from nc
South, Southeast. and Southwest 10y tie Richmond
and Danyillc aud Atlantic Coast-Lines
fC0nnecting directly for Baltimore with through
steamers Of the IOrk-Riyer Line.
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rnEIlIIT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smltl FIELD, and Hampton; Washington, u. c.;
Ncwbcrnc. Washington, and Tarboro, y. G., and
an points in Eastern North CarOliu1; also for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point and all rcgu-
lar landing, on james river at LOW Isl X IES'
"gJ fErou2 l nm, i,.i,ed l.. ". TATUM
oc q superintendent.
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DICilMOND AND ALLEGHAAl
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND A'p
WfLLIAM~ON'S.

Leave Rich .....,,
mond.......l $3.50 p. ~. 7:yp t.N. $3.50 AT
Arrive Lynch. ..-.,
uhfE. .tsss.ssI AsAJ T. NJ eco f .t' .t
bure......... 2:45 2. NJ. s.I5 A.N............
Arrive " H.
IiamsOu's....I 1.fS i. NJ. t;33 J.. 'I. .t......
Leave v Id
NmsGn'r. ...l 500 a. NJ. c.'' s. 'i. -....
Arrive Lynch. .
burg..,.....-' 1919 I. ~. b'A' 30 10 '...
Leave Lynch ,,I
Uuff.ss.ta.t-. 1s'J A. at' A-t' -'' -
Arrive Rich ION 40 .-.t-ru
tuOud........I lao Ns'''' "'-. - ' .''
twenty minutes .t IIowarisgIle for supg,r i
breakfast. ........ . ,,.tt.-,. D ....
inc ana Lexington, iu connection "ltu tr-il- t..
and West. .,r.t ...t.. ...
north and south ria Richmond, tudcr'.
ana Potomac. Richmond and Dany.ic and J.
lUOud and Petersburg railroads. and ei J.! l,. -..
wifi Norfolk aud Weston and virginia $500 ..'
railroads and a. Nilll3ms0n's Win tto.l
and OHIO railroad Tor al poiu, cast and '. p.
For other Information apply az No. '
llO7 Bank street. Is. y, u All' .'
General frllght lud I'cts, .'.'.
DECATUR AxrELT. General NautrfE F --
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DI ED.


B4KTHoLME. On the evening OF July 9Th,
1osi. at 80 O'Clock. IDA BABrHoLarE. area eleven
Abe funeral viii take pla, e from The residenc. OF
Ter Iarents. no 22l feunsylyania avenue north
and from there TO ct Joseph's Church. Friesds
aud acqua,ntances Of the family Are respectfully
reQIesttd 10 attend.
FOWLER. On July 6. 1ssl, at IL 80 a m. Jo-
sEfR FOWLER in the thirty third year OF bis are.
Oh, what is Life but oEe hard struggle, 8.
sickness aid sorrow may give paiu;
Some may stray away from others.
On Judgment Day We meet sg.in.
SADIE.
Funeral Will take place to-morrow afternoon at
street SOU Invest. Friends and relatives are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
GRIFFIN; At O'Clock N. July 9Th. 1881. $.
GIiltip, IN the forty fret year of her age
southeast sstnrdsy s saSt a. o onr s5resa
which the friends of the family respectfully in
yited baltimore Sun copy. q
KING. On July 6, 1851, at pm CHRISTINA.
rellct of the late VIM King. Of Georsetown, u. o.
SEED ninety Years. the Oldest native born resident
Funeral from the residence OF her son. VIM King.
SI2s street at so O'clock m, on s,h inst, 10
ncGoikE. AZ GO M, July g. 1851. at his
late Tesi6ence 32:e 2ist street CHARLES ncGUIRE
County farmauag Ireland.
hequlesoat in pace
His funeral will take place from his ate residence
ana hc2ualntanees OF the family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend.
QU1ELAN. On Wednesday, July 9th, 1851,
MILE, the youngest daughter OF Edaond aud
Catherine quiz Ian, sged four years, seven months
al five Gays. e.
Funeral will take place July Sth, at g. 80 o'cl ,ck
2 ~. from the residence Of her parents. 9ll New
Jerey avenue northwest. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
hULANp. "Wednesday, July 6. 1881, at O'Clock
y. m, al her home ii Maryla9d. rssr Se1bro0k
station. on the u: and r Il. d, Mrs CHRISTINA
GEORGE rutland, in her fifty second year.
he leaves behind her husband, tgo sons and
II WIN usr.r
the less Of Q COED wife and mother.
, he remains vii he buried Friday, the 8th init,
al O'Clock 10 =, st The grave yard OF the Glenn-
dae Plesby terrain Church. Nd. Doctor Stanley.
rector OF the same, vii preach the sermon.
STEWA6T. On the morHius Of July G, 1881
JAMES STEWART, sged sixty four years.
Fureral Will take place on Friday morning. the
sth met, at o'clock, from the residence OF his
niece, Mrs. Duffy, on the corner of Second and III
Sir cts northwest and at half past nine O'Clock at
81. Aloyeius's church Friends and scqu al ntapcas
are respectfully requested to attend. [St Louis
IaTers peafe copy,
WHlTTINGTON. In this city, on July 9TH.
lSi, SARAH CORDFLIA. only daughter of DOSE
I line y aud Granville n. Whi.ting,O1, aged fOar-
ten years ana {, n moths.
J he remains viii be taken to Boston for inter
melt
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THE EVENING STAR.
THl RSDAN JgU,V > ISSI
The Planets I'm July.

lie astronomical editor OF the Pro sidence
Journal says that July Will not fall behind
The previous months IN objects OF exceeding in
terest for those who follow the movements OF
me planetary wanderers on the azure arch
that nightly spreads its glittering canopy above
our heads Saturn and Jupiter viii be seen 10
Withdraw from their close companiopshin but
both planets will be In conjunction with Mars
Their quicker pace outstrlppiAg his slower
steps. Venus Will reach the end OF the chain
that limits her western path ana re-
mamma naming stationary 70 a few days, seem
jess force that compels her TO retraca her
steps ana suoside for time into compsr-
i've ,insigpihteslcse; But planets aud tneir
secondary Importance by the side OF the great
worder OF the skies that, on the 22d of Jane
suddenly burst forth ia tue northern skies, 20
Tie delight and establishment or all beholders
] lie great comet OF ISL VIII probably be an
Object or unWearyiDg interest throughout the
month. Science has advanced with rapid steps
slice comet or equal size has visited our do
NAH S, and II will be studied as comet was
never studied before. Scientists VIII leave no
ttoIe Gnturred 10 learn Its history, whence it
S Ssae snu Whitner IL Is going, what IL is
uhlne economy. Unscienunc observers will.
Ielheps, IND greater enjoyment In baholdnr
r. MrashLlceIt stranger as night after night
us gosssmer tail, regardless OF the stars that
cone IN lis way. No perpleNlng figures no
cohnictfDg theories. will confuse their brains.
III.
they will share In the results Without tsklnc,
share Ia the hard labor. July Hereford
promises neh material for observers OF the
stars. A majestic comet wends IT'S way In
tne north al tremendous pace. Venus Ju-
plfer Mars and Saturn are radiant morning
stars. Could we take passage on the retreat,
ing comet, what glorious views might be oh
tained as we passed In our rapid passage near
these shining worlds, while The sun grew dim
ana the giant planets doomed forth with their
iinss ard moons and vast dimensions or
own system might then be left behind anu the
distance spanned from sun TO sun before our
course Was backward turned. while even then
We could have but faint idea or the extent or
that boundless universe from whose confines
light is million years reaching mortal eyes
Met mime, 10 come back 10 the little planet on
which we dwell, aud which is our observatory
Willie mortality hedges US In. there are three
things 10 be grateful for: That a great comet
is raging us visit without saying by Your
leave; that IL shines Ia the northern skies
where II may be easily seen, aud that We have
the midsummer nights for watch aud ward
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at annapolis Junction
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For further information apply at the Baltimore
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street where orders will be taken for baggage TO be
checked and received at any point in the city mas
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., AuctioCeers

IA ALIEN d WILLIAMS CO., AucuoGeers.
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS
BdHr Ia nk Mss sESm TIE
INSToS o CITY NAKKETs oN THE SLE A.
BLAbEkSBu u iNi MAD AhAoiN' ~
On FRIDAY, July STH. 1881. AT O'CLOCK IL
P n we shsll sell, on the premises. that Aa5
Lacey farm) lying in Prince George County, Md,
on the BladensDurg road. containing about thirty
acres Of land, more or less in bzh stats Of cult.
walton, with improvements, consisting OF large
awe ,1ns, slsht rooms, corn house, barn AMI
ceuent pnmp Of water st the door, aad nsver fs,i-
z stream OF water running through the land.
in the state of Maryland: location healthy, aud in
an excellent peigtorhood
:. IMMEDIATELY AFTER win be offered l04 acres of
sold IN ABOUT 70 acre lots. Pat will be exhibited
Fer particulars apply to Huguey l. Bowen, No
t43 New York avenue northwest
Terms Of sale: Ons-'hird cash; balance In one,
from day Of sale and secured by deed OF trust n
Zoo e0 down All fSt At erchas
ie25 WALTER B WILLIAMS 4 Co. Aucts.
CHANCERY BALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ChsIATE ON VERMONT Avenue. -ADJOIN-
I IH5W IH Il ", REsIDzNoE OF JUDE An
Of lie nistrct Of Goiumbia, passed june =.
Youre eft al, vs., Young ct 81 the undersigned
Trustee will sci! at public auction. on FRIDAY.
Hie ~ bAt Cf otLiS iCCis st DIX " CLcCk Z.
scr.bed real estate situate in The city Of WashinS
ton, D G.. TO Wit; Lots F and q. in Coltman's sab
246. Lct G is improved by a two story Brick
bxelins The ether L OF Is ,lnimproved; The lots
mont avenue by depth Of lt9 20 100 to an al ey.
Terms OF sale: ODe-thtrd cash. and the b.-lance
in two equal instalments at SIX and twelve months,
for which the purchaser viii be required to give
notes with interest at 6 Der cent from day of sale
or al cash, at the option of the purchaser. A de-
each lot sold Terms OF sale to he onplted with
uithin seven days from day of sale; in default of
verui ement in the Evening Star newspaper, at the
risk and cost OF d.faulting pareha ser Deed given
upon full payment of the purchase money aud rati-
fcation of The sale by the court. Conveyanc.ng at
purchasers cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
, Si2 street northwest
OtNCANSOS BhOS.. Aucts ie27 -d&ds
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ITO Close OUT ONE HUNDRED PAIR
Gents 81 so Base Ball shoes for 8 81 50 Low
Gut Shoes 81 ~. co Lew Quarter hoes 81; GAUGE
UnoeIwear. ~ and ;5c pair si1 tor 81: Good 80
Psnts. 7ec.; Cashmere Suits, Sh SO. and "a,
wolth double; Ladies' Sandals and N. p. Ties. all
reduced. at
1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA Avn.
ia Nv. HELsY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-07
TOURT SALE OF HOUSE 2l5 STREET
~ NORTHWEST.


By virtue and in pursu snce of the decree srA
OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of Co. f.N4
lnmtis, made on the 21st day of June, A. D. .A..2.
1881, ia Equity cause No. 1887, the unders gned,
appointed trustee for su Oh purpose in and by said
premises. on MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF july.
1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ, those certain premises On
st Get northwest. between I'd and Sd streets for
meily occupied be the late Leah L. G Wilson, viz:
IN, east 23 feet of lot one in reservation eleven,
city of WasbiI gton. D o., having front of % feet
on B street north, and running back of that width
to depth OF 60 feet with all the interest and estate
therein of the heirs OF said Leah L. g. Wilson,
cause.
The terms Of sale prescribed by said decree are as
follows, to wit: S200 down on acce ptance Of bid;
rensincer OF one-third of purch sse money, with
cation Of sale; remain TWO thirds in two equal
instruments, payable in six and twelve months
the purchaser and deed of trust on said premises
All convey ancnR at cost of purchaser.
VIII LIAM A. MELOY, Trustee.
Law Office, 472 Louisiana avenue
YOUNG CALDWELL, Auctioneers. jyl-d