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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-19
Notice OF Final Account.

SUGGESTIONS Of Allen and Harriet killgore
deceased.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That f.
N II. McClendon, Administrator Of the
above named SUGGESTIONS, has filed in my
Office his final account and plan of distri-
button among the heirs, and praya for the
same to be sllo~ ed. homologated aud III ade
the Judgment of the Court.
Therefore, unless opposition Ia made
within the fine psescrih.l hy law the
prayer of the applicant will be granted.
A Given under my hand and seal OF
1WaS office. this March 2-th, l--2
DREW FERGUSON, Crk, ID. c.
March -, lS-2. 35"t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-19

Watches, clocks and sewing machines
repaired Al reduced prices, by W. a. JOHN
ston, over McH.nry & Browns drug store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-19

JOB.wOEk NEATLY EXECUTED Al
y this .ofiee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17
J. T. GOODWILL.


By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of teHa
Ses q y M g 4MgksDAY shs T TSi Eis1ss =
SECOND DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1882, ct FIVE 60
O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the premises oer for sale
e suction lot Cd one IN square c22o) two hundred and
twenty ntne. lying ct the intersection Of Ohio avenue
Cstreet snd 18th street northwest in - city Of Was-
tngton. District Of Columbia, aud improved by two ca
shanties
purchaser the balance to be paid In one O and two (
years. ct the rate Of SIX Per cent per annum paid the
title TO remain In the Trustees until ali balances paid
Convcyancing ct the purchasers cost Deposit OF 800
required q the time Of SALE the terms Of sale
Trustees reserve the right 70 resell the property af tho
days notice. - -
the weather is rainy. he sale vn tsks plaee q tho
same place and time On the next fair day.
da aAEiE scnaiiaSfIDxR,} Trustssa-
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Saturday Smiles:

The woman question-At twenty who, at
thirty what, at forty where, ishe?-EI.
Some of the manuscript offered to printers
Is 80 bad that it ought first to be sent to the
house of correction, with it's author.-Neso Or
leans Picdyune.
We ran across man the other day who was
travelling for pleasure But" said we, ''you
do not seem to be having such a very hilarious
time" NO, certainly not am not travelling
for my own pleasure am travelling for the
you is she?" '.No, sir; she is in New York. -
Laramie Boomerang.
-"1 called to see, ma'am, If you feel called
upon to contribute to the evangeliZation Of the
Navajoes?" said quiet-looking man at the door
OF New Haven mansion. care you one of
am not. Do look like a Navajo7" and he put
on stern countenance. Glow do know but
you do? / never saw a Navajo" The quiet
looking man, struck with the force of the wO-
mans logic, departed, and the next time he was
on the street he wore high silk hat and very
tight trousers. He wasn't to be mistaken for
Navajo again.-Aeao Itduen Register.
Judge Tourgee says the live man is always
to be found In front. In funeral professions
down here In Texas, we have noticed that the
| remains were in front, and the live men came
struggling along behind-Teras Siftings.
Scene: Recitation room. Professor Ito
student who is taking it easy): "Dont you think
it would be better if you were to bring bed
with you next timer" Student (under his
breadth): 81 wonder whether crib wouldn't
be better. "-COl,msbia Spectator.
Not long since one of the Schaumburg girls
married man who was celebrated for his pow
erty and other bad habits. Yesterday Gil
hooly met Nose Schaumburg on Austin avenue,
and asked him how his married daughter was
coming on. 'She wash doing fine. Her hus-
band wash 80 kind. He schOosts buys her every
dings she wants. He wash so goat NIT her. He
schoosts buys her cherry tings." 81 am glad that
ne is SO conslderate." .yell. wasn't glad dot
he wash so kind NIT my darter." "Why not?"
because all de pills wash sent to me to be
paid. wish he would pc little more rough
init her. He wash too kind init my money!
Texas Siftings.
More water is asked for in Washington. and
we hope the request will be granted One
great trouble at Washington is that too little
water is used.-Bostom Post
The Christian Union calls for larger bed
rooms. If it expects to get 'em big enough SO
there'u be space on the floor where man can
put his foot without finding pin, it'll be dis
appointed .-Bost0n Post
"A recent visitor to Mark Twain describes
once more his sluggish speech, every word be-
Ing deliberately uttered, ssnot as though it were
weighed before delivery, but rather as though
IL mad come great distance and was tired"
little woman can make In q mans Nfeln ~Ex-
actly." says victim; '.and what heap OF
change abe requires while doing ST"
1T Is noted by'a philologist that 'spossessesp
possesses moro IS than any other common word
po6aesseA-L0eceH Courier.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
TKgsTEEs SALE OF .,IcKISeLoS.r THg

aAT Es r. ~ AhS AAAL S'toLf6
By virtue of decree of the supreme oour. Of shees
We I Rn's ss IN ps .SSn No
Er.@isss On The fhsS TwaS EST seq ne
NJ al that tract or parcel a land IN she county q
W.shinstnn, District Of Columbia called and known q
ess and improved with large and substantial dwciins
house ana outbuiidings.
property, which Ia well wooded and wstered overx
tSe c and 1Hs%s RcGp Of the northern boundary
Plat Of our subdivision in los. which will be e1S
hoitsd at the sale viz: Lot improved with man.
oSnanns II o sSrss a
Is "a 100 acres These lots lie west Of the line of the
Metropolitan branch of the b. h Q. r. r. Lots and
mia Scheutzen Park and has front Of 1871 70 100 feeS
on Boundary street The remaining lie east Of aid
railroad and upon the Brentwood road. Lot contain
e. aSS
S. 100 acres. This lot hss also front Of tss 90 100
Terms Of saae' onesffth of the amour. Of the rur.
chase money In cash. and the residue in four equal
stments due in siH twelve eighteen and twenty fous
purchasers giving his their promssory notes for
the deferred payments with interest thereon at the rate
OF SIX Per cent per annum from the day Of sale: al
cash. n the option OF the purchaser purchasers Tbs
title to said property win be retained until the whole
purchase money for the for separate parf
thereof shall be fully paid and any purchaser shall
the risk and cost Of such defautng purchaser. Tho
undersigned $500 deposit acceptance of hid IL sod
as whole, and 800 on each lot If sold in separate
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. sos Ds.n.w,
CALDERON CARLISLE. 307 IT. NV, [ r..
ANDREW b. DUvALl. 452 Laay.nw., irusss'
JOHN I. MITCHELL
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VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care. sickness. disappointment ana
hereditary predispositiOn operate to turn the hair
gray snd either OF them inclines it to sed prematrely
AYERS BAR VIGOR win restore faded or gray. Haht
or red hair to rich brown deep black ~ may be
desired It softens and cleanses the scalp. giving IL
healthy action. II removes and cures dandruH and
humors By its use falling hair IL checked and new
growth win be produced IN al cases where the folices
are not destroyed or the glands decayed It's effects are
beautifully shown on hrsshy. weak or sickly hair on
which few applications win produce the gloss and
esnnes OF youth Harmless and sure In its results IL
fox The soft Inser snd richness 81 tone Il mpsrts
AYkR'6 HAIR yIGOR e ooloriess contains neither
on NOT aye, and WIN not sol color white cabric.
ycs ifs long On the hadr. and keeps IL fxeah md yi
of1os impaEtng IN aereeahle perfume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17

LONDON letter.
the superior stature and fine proportions of
men OF the American race, adding: 81 suppose
IT is owing to your free forest nfe." ! did not
Try TO enlighten her as to the amount Of free
forest life we enjoy in Boston or New York, be-
cause had already learned that the average
European never allows his prejudices to be in
the slightest degree modified by any assertion
or explanation an American may endeavor to
make IN the interests of truth But won
oered then and since how many Americans had
ever seen forest.
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EDWARD H. THOMAS, Arus'
916 street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
T1HOs. J. FISHER & CO., Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoy
REAL Estate SITUATE OK STRI

TRgsTEE, S,,s SALE IL OF by, yALgABLE IMPROVED
AND-A-HALF STREETS.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to me- dated on the a
10th day Of July, AID. 1873. and recorded in ber E
No. $780, folio u ct seq, Of the land records for
District Of Columbia, the undersigned Trustee VIII
TIE THE Ell FdRsT DAY OF JULY, D. 1882. At FIVE
following described pieces or parcels Of ground.
situate and lying in the 0ty Of washington. Dis.
square 54S bounded follows: Beginning at the north
south line Of street sogt e:st .t three feet ven
hundred and two feet six inches Go2 r. thence
Ia thence north twenty feet six inches GO It. in
thence west twenty Eve S feet; thence north fifteen
feet Us It. j. thence west feet (25 It. J. thence
north sixty seven ts7, feet to the begnninG. Improved
by four Frame houses. Nos. 356. $50 go and 862 4
street southwest.
Terms Of sale; Onetfrd cash; balance fn sx twelve
and eighteen months. depoeitM $50 On each house
w1n be required 1t the time OF eale Conveyanctng e
within seven days from day Of sale The trustee reserves
chaser after seven days advWesment IN tho Evening
Star newspaper.
jeS-eo&ds GERMOND CRANDELI. Trussea
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Gulf Letter in the Wilmington Star
In this county, about three miles from the
Randolph line, is place that has been known
to the oldest inhabitant and his grandparents
as the ''Devirs Tramping Ground" Situated
in the woods and surrounded by giant trees
principally red oak and short-leaf pines, is a
circle about twenty-five feet in diameter, as
perfect as though drawn with compasses, the
circle being marked by path as clean cut as
though used every day. Through the center
another path. equally as clean, about one de-
gree to the east Of north and south; no paths
neighbOrhood. The soil Of the country is red
clay, thickly strewn with rocks, and no grass
except some short scrub blades that struggle
rather unsuccessfully for sustenance. The soil
within the circle is sand mixed with clay and
covered with thick growth of long wire grass
(nOt another bunch Of which grows within eight
miles of the place. and which never crosses the
path that marks the circle, and though large
trees have grown and rotted to the ground at
the edge OF the plot not one has ventured to
intrude within the ring.
The natives have all Of them superstitious
dread Of the place. and it was with difficulty
succeeded in getting one Of them to visit the
place with me for the purpose of digging into
it, and after getting down about three feet and
nndlng nothing he was SO impressed with the
supernatural origin that he refused to go any
further. In my reading the only thing l can
find as a comparison for my Devils Tramping
Ground are the tabled fairy walks of Ireland
ana one place In Norway So if any OF your
readers can give US any theory of its origin or
use they will Oblige me. and any wav this will
have the effect of giving to the world that the
OLD North State Is not deficient in curiosities.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. .Aucaoneers.

SALE OF FINE PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET.
BETWEEN q AND STREETS SOUTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE sEvEN-A
TENTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, will sell, in frontUss
Ct the premises Lot t. square 76s fronting IS
north and south, improved by buildings now used as
stables for the '1Herdic Phaeton Co."
Terms One-third cash; balance In ok and twelve
months Notes to bear six cent interest and
secured by deed of trust premises deposit Of 500
required at sale Conveyancng and recording at pur-
chasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise resale.
jel0-dSds p. B. STILSON Attorney.
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Ohm j. LIGHTFoOI
OOnN D. LtGh1tOOI,
Georgetown d. C.. [ r,,.,.,
L. CABELL WILLIAMSON ATussees.
je16-d&ds 400 Louisiana avenue J
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED
' PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION

Y PRoPERrY IN aEoRGRT Own AZ Au 5EnkGI
h June p is H Se ba %
the suR1e%e Court Of the Rstrs. Of Columbia the
eiSn Is sG1s ~
snSp z 1ssa the as
Pars off. ots e. 81 and 1 Old
on the east side Of Congress street and the north
ade OF the canal. between Congress and Jefferson
three Of which viii Be 81 LOO feet front wdh 0 an
One lot adjoining these the south % 100 feet
1rSnt improved with two-sory Brick Building, No.
lot adjoining the last on the SOUTH 20 49, 100 feet
kt 8 np ,osl by twostory brick dwelling and
not S1 s norh SIDE Ct The east Of the
with two-story brick building used restaurant for
A lot the east Of the stmentioned one 10 5-10o
lot eas o ED Ysh t y brick sung
proved we'd, With Il {. AVG 70; ssory 65iek dxeins
1 1t y es tie I
4: r9bS sg oJdR
e il e. nssa
st lots wh sps Of Log feet they
Parts Of lots SO and g. Old Georgetown fronting on
the west side OF Jefferson street. Immediately south of
5 Let 80 feet bra1 82 a 412 feet
~ 'front.' depth. Joining the first
1852. "
Third lot distant 90 feet inches south Of the second
also 70 feet 'front.' 102 feet deep improved with
same kind and sized building. No. 1o4s:
Fourth lot joining the last the SOUTH so front
oy liz feet inches deep, improved with story
frame building, brick basement, No. 1046.
On THURSDAY, TWENTY-NINTH JUNE. A. d.
1882, commencing at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. Lot on north side of Cherry (race) street. dis
tant sc feet east from Potomac street. with SO
m e s snS g. feet Th
road Company on the west, and is unimproved Also
joining the last the west fronting Is feet the
north side OF Grace street. and also running the canal
Both OF these lots have outlets to Potomac street the
last improved with three story brick warehouse The
sales to commence at the hour above sold
in the order mentioned above.
Terms Of saie One fourth cash and the residue in
one two and three years. in notes of the purchaser
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust the
property. or the purchaser may pay all cash at his
option Conveyancing and recording at the cost of the
purchaser deposit of 800 each improved and
500 OF each unimproved lot Will be required time of
sale. Ii the terms Of sale complied with ten
days the property viii be resOld the cost
the defaultin8 purchaser.
WILLIAM KING
SO28 street northwest;
GEO. w. BEALI.
$3.50 O street northwest:
JENK1N THOMAS,
1926 street northwest
Executors and Trustees Of Peter VonEssen.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS. 1el6-dEds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T,Hos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Aacsionec..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE WEST END OF WASHINGTON, BEING
Nos, SA 62S AND 1881. ON TWENTIETH
BY authority Of deed Of trust 70 me, dated on -
The 18Th day Of March, A. D: 1891 and recorded in E
nber NO. O0l, folio So, Of the land records for -
District Of Columbia the undersigned trustee win Offer
for sale Of pubic auction. on SATURDAY. the sEV-
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front CT the premises Lots twenty
goo and twenty (2 In Shepherds subdyion OF lots
as4LF.PAsT FIVE 0'CLock Lot twenty three
80. In tho city Of Washington. D. O., all I'M
proved with substantial brick houses Lots fourteen
deed Of trust Of g. 500 upon each and Lot twenty
three In Square No. &c. subject to deed Of trust for
Terms Of sale; Cash. deposit Of 500 will be re-
Qured upon each lot at time Of eae. Conyeyancng
sale.
je6-d&ds M. F. MORRIS, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TR1RD STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN MISSOURI AVENUE AND PENN6YL-

REAL ESTATE ON TRIRD STREET WEST, BE-
TWEkN MISSOURI AVENUE AND PKNNSYL-
By virtue q deed Of trust dsted Nay -. 1851. -
md .sc'sssd Y tabsr g52 folio 1sc e one
the request Of he party sscured thereby YIN sea q
bidder. On THURSDAY. THE TWENTY- SECOND
pay pay OF JgNE A.D.. 1881. 8 sIx O'CLOCK the
Warrington. District Of Columbia TO wit: The south
seventeen feet fr,nt By the depth thereof of lot
fronting Third street northwest and extending with
even width one hundred feet TO thirty alley. To-
gefher with the inlproveneuts thereon consisting a
story brick back building.
Terms Of ale: One-th cssh; s remainder in notes
q az md twelve months With interest e seven peg
cquyeyencing. b.. st purchasaxs cost. 500 oepolt
REQUIRED Ct time 81 sale Iezms TO be complied with IN
3siedsds xSDkEW t & Skowx. Tsuss&
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TTNHOS. J. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT SOUTH SIDE
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH

WEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TwEN.n6
TY-SECOND. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, m
on the premises. BY virtue Of deed of trust dsted
september llth. 1878 and duly recorded in hber No
Of Columbia We shan sell parts Of Lots numbered aeht
() and nine, g. in Square numbered three hundred
and twenty three t323. beginning for the at
point on street north distant 40 feet from the north
west corner OF said and running thence
feet thence south 100 feet thence west 10 feet thence
north 80 feet thence west 10 feet thence north feet
to the place OF beginning and containing $50 square
feet, more or less.
Terms: One-thi cash. the remainder in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold deposit of $500 win be
Quired at the time of sale.
,e1s-eokds 2: 4. b3RNknLE. Trustees.
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AND SAFE.
wEAvYR XEN0LA 4 Oo1
LAUNDRY SOAP

srCoNoMIcAI. BECAUSE II n PURE, sxruo
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONa. Such ~
MARBLE DUST, 0OAP6TONE. PIPE CLAY, Sill
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAk OUT
AND ROT THE mOTHEA -
IT - SAFE. BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURES
FROM STRICTLY PURk NATKRIAlS, VIE: 0TRAR
REFINED TAILOw (PREPARED BY OURsELvHn,
PALM AND OooOAhUr OILS; WHILE on TN
CONTRARY MANY or TIE SOAPS ON THE MAE.
KET ARE MADE From GREASE PROCURED FROM
The CARCAS6ES or PUTKID DEAD AEIMAlA
THUS ENDANGERINQ LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT Up IN BARS. AND EVERY Bah HRAND1D
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE By 0ROCKRs GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE At oFFICK
ms 32lA WATER STREET GEORGETOWN Do
WAIKERB. - 10TH STREET NORTHWE8T.-
W LlhE. S S66MTHEk ai,p pf1 Hnr4 Carpet FEE
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FASHION WRINKLES.

fICEII.E LACE - NEW FICHCs - SHEPHERDS
PIsIDS VELVET G2ENaDISES-THE WHITE
AND BLACK COMBINATION BLACK UNDER
WEAR, ETC, ETC.
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NIB Oh i AND TwENTy-sIxTH sTREETs
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of fhes
Dftrct o. Columbia passed on the 18th day of .
May; A D 1850. in Equity causs 80. 1851. in which
s SefspdNs9is Ne wil on TUEspAY. The TWENTY
GCLoCK Pm, offer for sa,e .. public ancsion. IN
front OF the premises the following DESERVED Real e
tate 70 WITS Ali the interest Of james Green, deceased
In and 20 sub lot "a in Steers subdivision In
square No. improved by large two-story Frame
House. Also the whole Of lots Is IS and AZ IN Ste-
gers Of lots in said square No. q Aeo the
whole Of the south 81 feet IL inches front by las feet
tnches deep of lot ii in eQuare No. i6 improved by
two twocsory Frame Houses oil Of said property being
In the City OF Washington and District Of Columbia
S.id lots VIII be offered for sale separately.
Terms: cash. and the balance IN two equal
instAments payable. with interest respectively I'm I'd
and twelve months from day Of sa which said de-
Tered payments the purchaser purchasers shall give
property sold and upon the final ratification said
sales the Trustees will said property by
conveyance. A deposit of $50 each lot viii be re-
qured ct time Of sale. and unless terms Of sa,e are com
phed with in ten days from day of sale properly
VIII be reeod at the risk of the defaultng pur
1ss Louisiana svenne. r..
i. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Aruseees.
40 Louisiana avenue.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. je16-dSds
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE MACHINERY, TOOLS AND
STOCK OF THE COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY
FIRST AT Ten O'CLOCK, at the building Of the
avenue, We will sell all the Machinery, Tools and Stock
comprising
Engine and Boiler Geometrc Lathes Tranefer Presses
Ruling Machines, Hand Roller Presses, different
sizes; also. Large stock II Engraving Materials
OF Lathe Work, Vignettes, &C., &c.
Terms at sale.
jelO-d THos. J. FISHER CO., Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A LIBRARY OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
By virtue Of an order passed April 2sth 1882 BY the
Probate Court viii sen ct Dowiings Auction Rooms,
on MONDAY, NINETEENTH OF JUNE, 1882, Of
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P. M, q Library CON
s1stng Of about $50 volumes Of Miscellaneous Re-
hgious Books. Pamphlets. &C.. belonging to the late
Rev: Felix Barotd. JOHN F. HANNA,
je14-5t Adm,nisfrator G. r. A.
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COONIIs ~. u.
By virtue Of decreeof the Supreme Court Of the a.
District OF Columbia, passed the 10th day of f5
May. AD 1882. In Equity cause No S0S5. wherein -
John Llghtfoot is plaintiff and William Britt ct al
Are defendants, we will, on WEDNESDAY, THE
TMENIY.EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE. A. ID. 1882 at
FIVE OCLOCKP. NJ, offer for sale at public auction
IN front OF the premises, the following described real
estate situated in Tennalytown, D. c., to wit: One
one two. story Frame House with five Of land
more or less and rtory Frame House with yard
and garden: Said property faces the Rockville
turnpike and adjoining lots. We will the above
property separately and in the order mentioned
We Will, by virtue OF said decree, ON THURSDAY
THE IWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1881,
Al -FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. also offer for sale, at public
Aucuon In front of the premises the following described
real estate, situated in the county of Washington on
the broad Branch rosd to wit One tract OF land
Dry Meadows" containing 49, 100 acres and lots
~ and OF D. p. Carpenters subdivision of the
tract OF land known the 'Vae" containing respec
lively, 59l0 O. go 100 Ga 100 and 49, 100 acres
Lot No has fne granite quarry upon it. Said prop
erty Will be offered separately and in the order
uoned Fiat can be seen any further information had
upon application to trustees or auctioneer.
az TO all the property: One third cash and the
residue In three equal instalments, payable in Six
Twelve and eighteen months respectively from the day
OF SALE the purchaser giving his notes bearing per
cent interest secured by deed Of trust said cal
each lot wi be required at time of SALE and unless the
sale the property viii be resod at the cost of
the defauhng purchaser. Anconyey and record
Ing at the cost Of purchaser.
JOHN j. IIGHTF0OT
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH STREETS, No. 442.
HALF-PAST FIVE P NJ, viii offer for SALE in li:3
square south OF Sic.
Terms day Of sale. THOs. E. wAaGAMAN,
1e15-4t Auctioneer.