Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1878, Page 5

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _ FUTURE DAYS. _FUTURE DAY WALZEE & WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioncers. | (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RUSTEFS' SALE rt CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE STANDARD TET OT os UiatT “AVESCE BETWEEN MISCELLANEOUS AND FINELY ILLUS- WEIGHTS ROAD AND SEVENTH STREET | TRATED BOOKS, AMONG WHICH ARE NORTHWEST. | ae 7 ae bs | DIAS. PYNE’S PALACES OF ENGLAND, LOSSING'S HISTORICAL WORKS, BURKE a PEERAGE AND BARONETAGE; ALSO, AU- 8, of the land records of PUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA, ENCYGLO- | “and No. S14, fe lalanatane : quent Of the DIA BKITANNICA, CHAMBERS’ ENCY- Jesues ert he nracteisned trastees | | CLOPEDIA, ke, &¢ 5 nthe premises.on PRI. To be sold at my auction Or f Pes yh i serects oe MONDAY, TUESDAY and WED- NESDAY EVENINGS, December 6th, Lith and Isth, commencing each evening at 7:90 o'clock pre- vo cisely. ° north neclO-st [Post] = THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Gees ])EXCANSON BUOS., Anctioncers ce east with gee Bie south paraliel wit SMALL BRICK HOUSE ot tothe north Im=of the said A BRIGE REODE west_along the north mde of TWEEN EOURTEENTH fect, to the beginning: together AND FIFTEENTH S?REETS NORTHWEST. seuis. consisting of a siuall tW0- BR Vite Of a deed of trust. (dated Moreh th crthof the purchase money to be 20,b, A: D. 1878, duly recorded in Tiber No. [i] the bauanee in three equal instal- ia, and at the request of the nil twelve mc from the dsy Der of the n ‘ured thereby, we will sell, at ubtie anction, in front of the premises, on TUES. December, AD. Neos or parcel 0 ASS substi story frame hen Terms Quet Enprennyed ecemh . 1878, et 4 o'clock D. m.. the at it bens | Pa ee ecribed real estate situate in the. city of sol Ac Vashingto ». C., to it:-—Lot lettered F, in St. eee Orphan Aasiumts recorded subdivision of win Sonare numbered two hundred and vith the improvements, eaind te balances in six, mils, With S per cent inter thy es deed Of trast on the ery is with ip seven serve the riz risk atid vDeCLRs TALM 18,21 it option of the pur. SSS a ‘at the time of sale, QTEIGER & LIEBERMANN, Anetioneers. Teonve wrding at purchaser's et. Terms to be complied with in seven day TRUSTEES’ S\LE_ OF A DESIRABLE TWO. | CO al the Trustees reorve Te rent te et the STORY EiCK DWELLING, No. wie | 0M! he mae t to reeks Plante Siena! EN N AND O y at eee she defeating pur STREETS NORTHWEST. New iztne of of trust, dated October 2, { Trustees. iy recorded im Liber Nu. § j f the lond records for the 4 — bia, and at the st of the | EOF IMPROVED REAL Th sell at 182, FRONTING ON ‘TWEEN SEVENTEEN Ti AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated August 17, 1St7, recorded in Liber 864, folio 64, of the land records of the District Of Co. intubia, and of an order of the Supreme Court of th District of Columbia in the cause of Carter vs. Lomax ct al., No. 6.241, Equity Docket 13, and at the written request of the party secured thereby, we will sell, to the highest bidder. at public auction, front of the premises, on THURSDAY, and twenty four i subdivision of nine (v9), bewin feet north f 4 aud ninel enty-fonr: r tinether With the imy recorded subd Jo), eleven (11). twely re numbered one d cash, and the } u months, i improved by two two-story rty sold, oF al Terns of sale: ‘The taxes, if any ave ant unpaid, ther 100 de require 1 the expenses of sale, tozether with four hundged yeyaneine ati recording at purchaser s« om ud interest at eizht tole coms hed with in seven days, otherwise the | cent per atinum from November 20th, 18 " «right to resell the pro M, (of Which $109 mst be pai the defaulting purchas: residue in six and twelve months from the day of sale, for which the purchaser will + Trustees. xive equal notes beating eight per cent. per annum $ * | Interest, payable semi-annually until the debt is paid, tobe secured by a deed of triist. satisfactory to the undersined.on the property sold. All conveyancing ent. ARD H. WAT LES E. GLOVER, ~ OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. atthe purchaser's costs TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK. No. THOS. HiyDE,, Trustees. ) T STREET. THOS. DOWLING, snc lecl2 scored ig Haber Re f0, JPENCANSON LROS., Auctionce of the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, i Ro, B5 VY JERSEY AVENUE NORTH a oy ae By virtie of a deed of trust to ns, dated 87 > 3 f Se ee tara: | February 1.1878, and duly recorded :n Libes of Washington, District of Columbia No. 879, foo 125, one of the land records of. ban piece or parcel of round Ising and beinw in the | the District of Columbia. and at the auroras city of Washington, District of Columbia, and being | Parties seen Gee ee Pee: sown and distiuciished as Lot marked or lettered 400, in front of the premises, on’ WEDNESDAY, the ih Todd snd Caldwell’s subdivision of Square |e Ith day of December. 1878, at 4 o'clock p. m.. numbered (274) two hundred and seventy-fou the following-descrived real estate, viz -—The middie bein the same property conveyed to Robest Reach | Patt of Lot numbered twenty three (23). of Kibbey's by Martin VM. Rohrer and wife, by deed dated Sep. | Subdivision of orizinal Lot numbered five (5), ia ‘ duly recorded in fiber 669, folio | Square numbered ix piundred and twenty-eiieht " ° recul co « and described as Lot lettered , according to one of the lind records of the District of Colum- air dly resented tu th Survevar'e tae af. 250 with i 6 per 2..in Liber C. H. B.. folio 31, and being the’ same “Triple cert Sy a apes pi'ee of land heretofore conveyed by Dv Keypelt to balance of purchase money im twelve and eusteer, | M. Hickey by deed dated March Gch, 1865, and duly months, for which the promissory notes of the pur. fecorded in Lier N C. T., 55, folio $24, one of the chaser, bear: ‘Test from day of sale,and secured | land records of DC. | a! by deca of tru the property sold will betaken, | _ Terms of eale: One-half cash (of which 8100 must A deposit of two hundred dollars will be required of | be paid at time of sale). and the balance in six and the pure; ne time of sale and allconveyan. | tWelve months, secured by purchaser's notes, bear. cing at is expense. Terns of 84 be ise 8 per cent interest fros day of sale, and a deed n seven days, otherwise Trustecs . Of trust on pro id. Conveyancing and re- Tesell after Ave day® public ho. | cording at purchaser's cost. It the termsof sale are DUNLOP, ¥ not complied with in five days from the day of sale, the request, i secured thereby, we will se a front of the premises, on V # from March 7tn : ron,) Trustees. the Trusteos reserve tha riviit to resel ALES H. MOOLION,) j Mithe risk and cost of detsulting pu SGUILD, Auctioneer, dec8-t.th.r,ta NEEDEEMED PLEDGES. [THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. £4 Fulton, at 1218 Pe; USUALLY ATTRACTIVE ART SALE. vania ay ‘ uk on MONDA 1 ermbe: ‘Kk a.m. and 7 p.ni, ee CoLors, of the Forfeited Unredsemed Pledwes now x PHOLO. ts his p omse: mt, and © se hours Piace until all are dispose: H. K. FULTON, Broker HOTELS. auetion. comm » December nencing on MONDAY 7 oe at the Ari nie, two ‘doors from Store, one of the most inter. ‘ection of Pictures ever offered a Washington. = special attention is invited to this sale, as it af- HOPEAN HOTEL, fords a rare opportunity for persons of taste to se- No. SOI-S11 E street n. we, eure wood pic and choice gifts for the ho be Geuter of the city, within haif square | Now on exibition and private sale, Gold, ve, and in close proximity toall | snd other Picture Francs at cost. fhe City, Talisaye, ie now open for the reception of | “declO-tt= THOMAS DOWL' nsient permanent guests. he: ce, Six OMAS WI ot aa ~ fewant srecitic Din Rooms, and the Room, for | ([HOMAS DOWLING, ransient “1 are loca at . S11. No. 804 | 7 * th g nansion opj POSITIVE SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF DIA. Brown estate ice stuns are ot the esi and | | MONDS. WATCHES ARB SEMELME Bie loftiest, newly a- ‘TED SHOWCASES, FIite-PROOF is done on those Lelewantly furnished. | eremises, and are therefore very | desirable for families. ‘The Billiard aud Coffee | Rooms are on the zround floor. The Cali | partment is under (he immediate super | Breakiast is served by order from 7 to 1 1 eeock. Dinner, Table Whote, at 5 p.m sharp: six | between 10th and 1th streets, comprising courses, ineludiig oysters. ‘The house is open all | Gold and Silver Watches, tine Jewelry of every: night. and meale are furnished: at sit heats Eee scription, Pistols, and a ‘full stock of fine Jeweiry ; 1 | i | 9 cookin commencing at 7% every evening Y ck, ans continuin tif all is sold, I shall sell th: entire stock of D. Jacobs, Esa. 1006 Pa, ision of Meals and Board will be furnished in portable | also, Showcases, Fire-proof Safe, Cowuters. &¢ Kitchens in any part of the city. Lovers of spectie | This aie offers a'erand opportunity for parties to German and French dishes ean bewratified. ‘iwen. | £ectire Hols ty-five years experience in the hotel business in rope and the United States authorizes te in as. suring my patrons that tbis establishment will be first clas@ in every respect, and the rates will be fovnd very moderate for the com’ dec6-tma* L. EISL y Presents. As the stock must be sold, barewins ms e expected. deel2.5t + THOS. DOWLING, Auct HpHos. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. SALE. OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, S. F. CORNER SIXTEENTH AND ‘T STREETS NORTHWEST. on MONDAY. December 16th, 1978, at 4:1 o'clock p.m., I shail offer for sale, on the prem ises, three valuable Building Lots, having ai agerevate frontage of 54 fect on 16th street, by 100 tect on T st., to a 10-foot alley. Will be sold seperately or tovether. Terms easy. decl2-3t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctr. USTER'S SALE BY BH AL TIONEFR, OF ‘TWO TH | BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES BRESLIN & COOKE, | ,D STREET SOUTHEAST. forts it presents. Ek, Proprietor. yur Ds 1 ‘This favorite Hotel, baving been thoroughly reno- vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur- nishew. 18 now open for the reception of zuests. gate Marth 18, HO eae ay aa a ae oe dated March 15, Is77, and Muy 0, 1817, re ave Propricto: corded in Liber No. Nt, folio 161, and 858, 405) | folio 122, respectively, tho of the Jana records for the county of Washiniton, and at the request of the THE TRADES. Deneficiary anid the hall sell at public = ———— == | sale. in front of the prem : Li 4 weet two-thirds of jo! cen, in Sqitare six hun. LYCETT INDERY dred and’ nincty-thres, with. the “dmprovements is carried on as heretofore. The same exosilent thereon. consisting of two three-story and basement workmen sre employed, and the work tarued 01 brick b es, containing nine rooms each with will be in the Ge pep ee hich baa always beens | watcr and cas. ‘wharacteristic of the it. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; spSly 1012 Pennsylvania ave., 34 floor. twelve and eizhteen months after sale, with six per eo | cent. per annum interest. Lf the ternis are not com- IBSON BROTHERS. | plted with in ten days after sale the property will be PRacticaL Boox aND JOB PRINTERg, | Fesold at the risk and cost of the default 2019 Pennsvivania ave., Weshington, D. Q, | clissr after Ave days’ notice, to be pabl Fine Printing a Speciaity. Sanieay | Evening Star. ING. W. = — ect alance in six, | (PRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | REAL ESTATE—E WO STORY 1 DY ELLING. 0) . Ek. KENDALL & SON, DEALELS IX COACH HARDWARE ASD EUILDERS’ Goobs, 619 B street nae., Ness B.& PR R. Devor, IN N PIPE FRAME eds of trust, datod re. ¥ March 15th, 1877, and Decomber f +, aud recorded respe- very in Liberal .) Laver No. #75, f for the District of Coluabia, an: Parties secured thereby, L will sell bu. in front of the Pages, on De 19th, 1573, at 4:30 p. m., the 5 r situate in'the city of Wash . in said District, to wit: Lot No. 4, i th of N 508, gs the sam wis Fens mow rae te. 2's oftice of said city, in Lihar Par In SH0r Tk0¥ hep 5 cer Wik, {he Laprovemente Hoss, Ris, SES, Ducgs, Datins. Om Caprezy, . of which $100 must ithe balance in equal pay- ive and eishteen mouths, to ba ge- | 'y purchaser's notes, bearins eight per cont. | interest’ trom day of sale, and a deed of ‘trust on | property sold, or ail cash, the option of the pur- Par chaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's: ine | Cost. If terms of sale are not complied ‘with in six Paceixa axp Lactya. } oe attersale, the Trustee reserves the right tore octd-ly , cellatisk gud cost of puretiager in default | “ WM. F. HOLTZM. Trustee, mee | ar 1321 F street nw. REOPENED. | WALTER B. WILL1asl3 CO., Aucts. dect-dtdbs THE OFFICE OF THE CaxSERE SALE OF UNIMPKOVED Fane HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY, ap a DE ‘Which has been closed for a few mont as been | ON TENTH STREET NORTHEAST. Teopened by Messrs RINGWALT & HALL, who LSE of a decree of the Supreme Court Vina, Wee! Viocnia aud poate toe teats | Sint estriCh of Columbia, passer December Tnatnia, Weet Vineinia a reare: for th Tk cause No. 6409, wher 9f these Zemedies, at thetr office, southeast corner of | Gabriel t. Baldwin etal, are complacacie and | Rot | ' | D Sth aud E streets. two squares north of Pennsyiva- | Robert A. Payne et al. are defendante: I shall sell at bia avenue, snd which Has Deeu elorastiy fen mablic auction, in front of the premlsescon MOS. and ditted tip for the convenience of patents, AY, the 16th day of December, 1878, at 454 o'clock ‘sultation free. P.m., the premises fm said catise mentioned, and HOLMAN LIVER PAD. more’ particularly described as Lots numbered six atddereee (6) and eught (an square numbered ‘nine hrandred Bin loes it mean! It ts and sixty-five (965), as same are situated in the method of treating successfully all Liver and stom. | city of Washington and known and describel on the ach Diseases externally, and it means su honest war | ground plat or plan thereof. ssand and one nostrums aud hum- |. Terms of ag prescribed by the decree: One- | third the purchase money to be paid in cash: one- ITS DISCOVERY. third in one year, and one-third in two years, with Abont eiaht ‘ interest from the day of sale, aecured by a deed of years ago there was discovered and | trust on property sold, or all cash at option of pur- Sante Praccces Dew, simple, convenient and este | Chaser. Comveyancins st purchaser's Gost. Dorent he aid of Mectictie Ties Ue abecrption, without | of gi0d required ut accepeance of bid. If terius Of oe ee aivery ory LS cts, Sale are not complied with within ten days from the Sutil the quest.ou was thoroughly and Prat aale, the Prustes reserves the right to resell fr at risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser. solved. i ome somes of th and F streets northwest, over ce dd Ee a { Trustee. No. § Charles strvet, Baltimore. novSig | 3-H. WARNER, Auctr. do08,7,108814 — = ao {XIENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTA’ M OUNT VERNON NURSERIES, E PUBLIC AUCTION BY THE ‘COMMISSION. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. ERS OF THE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND FRUIT TREES ADAPT HIS REGION A | TLEUST COMPANY, e Commissioners of the Freedman’s Savings and MENTAL TREES. ‘Trust Co. will offer at public auction, at their office, > in the Freedman’s Bank No. 1907 Penn ©. GILLINGHAM & CO, sylvania avenue, opposite the U.'S. Treasury, on sep2e-kef Accotink Post Oftice, Fairiax, Va. | WEDNESDAY, December 18, 1878, commencini at DEAD IN THE SUNDAY REPUBLIO, to.mor | knproved and iste ee awount of PAD IN s LIO, to. wed an ty eee ee © row, the article of “Roberts” (heretofore con. | MP it UES CATALOG nected with the Sunday Cay ) about Washington } of the property to be sold, showing location, charac- Menand Womens. Republic by carriers 15 cents per | ter, &c., &c., can be had ying at the office of =e ‘decte™ | the Couimuisslonere, 32 OF #PPITESE ah te oBtes 0 ____ AUCTION SALES. rpuomas DOWLI aT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIO! On WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 18th, INT at No. 624 Pennsylvania aveaue, bet) tah ‘th streets northwest, com’ qoeeeing) at 19 o'clock, I shall sell the follow- Walnut Marble Top Chamber Farniture. Painted Marble Top Chatuber Suit. Mah and other Chamber Furaituce. Mattrasses, Feather Beds. olsiers and Pillows. Plueh Parlor Furniture, Window Shades. ‘Three-Ply and Incrain Uarcets. Wainut Extension Dining Table. China and Glass Ware, Heating Stoves, Kc. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. LIEBERMANN, Anctioneers. : TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING "NO. 1010 BETWEEN K AND L STREETS NORTE’ By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated Qc- tober 17th, A. D. 1877, duly. recorded in one of the land re- cords for the District of Golumbia, and a ine request of the holder of the note secured thereby, we. will plic auction. in front of the: premises, , Decemiber 14th, 1878, at 4 o'clock p. described real estate situate in the towit: All that piece or hho north half of lot mur: re numbered fiv J, frmtine thirty (30> foe _THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. _ SATURDAY Tw MASSACHUSE RIS At NORTHWEST, AT virtue of a deed of trnst «iven us and aul recone ees No, 145, oh ie i Beq., one of the District in ‘of the holder of note, auction, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of Dece! ALD. A578, af 4:30 o'clock’ p.an., in front of the press: Binary nrunperen ose Rowaret ca are nt bert Ht Stained within the followive inctee oad Coste: Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot twenty and running thence north along the th street west seventeen feet and six inches, nce west one hundred and forty feet to the rear thence south soventesn fect six incher, thence east one hundred and forty feet to the south- east corner of said let and together with the improvenen &e.to the same belonging or in aby wise apper. ing. 5 ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with 8 per cent. interest, notes to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit of of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trastees re- serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of de- fauiting purchaser, after giving five days’ notice of ch resale in some newspaper published in Wash- .USTEES' SALE 0) ROUSE AND LOT ‘\TREET, CONGRESSIONAL, yE.— After our report closed — bill to regulate the eountin for President and Vice President, sion of questio! and its passage 3 : and Merrimon. and opposed by Messi wen passed—yea Bayard. Merrimon and vollng with the republicans in favor Of the bill, whilst the negative vote was of democrats. endeavored to call up his resoh- tion in regard tocitizens being deprivedt of the.r constituuional rights, but a 1 until Mouday next w to 26—Messts. and Wadletgh voting with the for Washi ee eae We will sell at public and Ue deci- ng thereon,was called up, numbered twenty (20), in cd fifty-seven (137), FOURTH STREET, yuion to adjon ‘ways, easements, Booth, Davis HOUSE.—After our report closed — Mr. Davis, trea the em S ported a bili (originally introduced by Mr. P ips) canending the for the service of the government for the fi m., the followin city of Washin cel of ground, being red twenty-eight (28) hundred and fifteen by adepth of one hundred and 1 'y, towether with the ii ‘Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in’ six, twelve and eichteen months, with interest at eieht percent. per annum until nilt-e on claim $100 required at time ot appropriation nthe settlements provided r the service of 1a ployed by the govermuent betweer 1 ad The date wi CHARLES E. PRENTISS, no23eod GEO. LL &?-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTN. DAY, the Lith day of Decembe jt seme bour and place. HARLES E. PRENTISS,) dee5-eod GEO. TRUES paid seenred by a deed ior all caab, at option $100 deposit at the time of sale, conveyancing at purchaser's coat. plied with in geven dags, tees reserve the right to resell Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, alter five days’ advertisement, 7 BRATNARD FH. WARN. otherwise the Trua. rduetion in hours of labor was THIS EVENIN POLLY, Auctioneer, S11 CHANCE FOR TOYS. Tbave received twenty thousand dollars worth of nd most beautiful assortment ‘on in this city. They embra x sale will comme NESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, and will cont Evening sales qmittee of the whole on the ju ist Will on th © the collezed of Will calendar Was the bil rem | Miley THE LITTLE ONES. fe THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until TOYS. TOYS. yygne hour and . Keifer opposed ti FRIDAY, Dec BRALNARD Hf. WAL J. PURMAN. Tohtion of keeping by the late war. 1 ground for { ind dented that the Toys, of the rare ever offered at auc ent of the Teal Estate Auctiv jONE, THREE story O TWOSTORY BRICK . WAGGAMAD ED- the 1ith inst, from day to day, ‘at same hour! ).u. until the entire stock isd isposed to pleasa the little ones Will attend the sales early so as to avoid usnaily attending my. sales. what is what know lishment, for the yery simple cheaper and sive better satisf Eden would not vote for the bill, because dangerous prec it tight establish x e then arose without any ThE cominitte TR: ALL ¥ CAVTTOL STREETS. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, of October. 1877, and re- . folio 400, one of the ict of Columbia, the un ‘of the creat rus ason that I sell faction than any other FOLEY, Auct., 811 7th st. n.w. bearing date the 1 corded in Liber land records of the dersigned Trustees will sell, th ses, on SATURDAY, th 78, at 40" pan, Lot 146, in city of Washington, D. y thereafter Lota 75 and re; the said lots beim imiproyed by . 28 above stated. One-third cas in my Tine of business. to terminate with te King of tae F I McCook, trom the committee on m affatis, reported a DH donating twents denned cannon to aid in the erection ot ana ment to the WAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. ES! SALE OF VAL z TATE, PART IN WASHINGTO! PART IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, deed of trust, dated on 20th of Sune, 1475, and recorded in Liber 7M folio 251, one of theland records of the Di and at the written request of the reby, we, the undersigned ‘Trus- public auction, in front of the re property hereinafter named, on. the Lours Imentioned below, ail the |—that is to say. On MONDAY, the 23d day of Decembsr, 1878, commencing at 3 o’clock p.m, we will sell, in, front Of the premiees, the cust 2 feet of Lot 14, Square 490, Warhington, D. C fe on the south side of Lo of about 112 feet to an al large and substantial bri s after the above mentioned sale, we shall ceil, infront of the premises, the west half of lot 15, 90, Washinston, D.C. It a ® inches ou the south si iana avenne, and extends the entire depth of the lot ley. “Both the aforesaid lots, or parts 0), with the improvements the: part of the city of Wash pposite to the Webster are rexarded as valuable pieces of residue in Ry virtue of a and residue in jus! payments at six, tw months, with ¥ per cent intercst from day of for which notes of purchaser, secured by de ‘operty sold, to be etven, or all y8it On exch honse If terms of sale are not com e days, the Trustees reserve right to reeell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. EDMONSTON, 450 Sth street.‘ CAMPAIGN IN AFG that the Koorum, Karam, Kho- in Which the chtet tight- Atrican way thus far has ¢ curred. is the only one of the three lines of ad- vance not made use of in the pre of Afghanistan, trict of Oolemb: party secured tees, will cell, at spective pieces of the days and at following lots, ground hereinal rum, or Khurum valle ing of the Ang! rious invasions The Visheen pass, on the south, leading from Quettah in the direction of has a frontage of ‘oot lana avenue, with a depth d isimproved by a Tuomas DOWLIN TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- STREBT WEST. nite taken by Gen. Roberts’ column from Kohai to Thull, through the Khurum valley, and by the Khurum fort 10 Piewar. captured Jast Mond: stroncly fortified s abul from the s earlier campaign. iy 1 the three columns had about tie same force to lajor Gen. Biddtiph, Quettah arm 5 Brown, commanding the By virtue of a deed of trust, d Ithasafront- | iéth, a D 187i, and recorded in garden, so threaten- Wits NOt Lried 1 ia, and at the wriken req of the holder of tha note secured thereby, we will pubic auction, in front of the premises, on 3d day of Deceaver, A. D. 187%, at IL that certain piece or parc groand, simate’ lyiny and being in the city of ct of Columbia, an designated as lot nimubered thirty, (3 q red wo bund) ed and twenty, 220), accord- ing to Davidson's subdivision of eaid square and as Asubdivision of said square is recorded in liber » 62, of the surveyor's records of said Di situated ina business ton, opposite, or nearly Building, and start with—that is, manding the ao'clock p.m, a known and ely after the above mentioned sales, we sell, in front of the premises, lot 20, nm square Suh, Washington, D. 0. “These ‘They will be sold senarately, ‘They are situated on Fifth street hh N and south M streets. mntaxe of 48 feet 7 inches and a depth of berts, in the Kurum serves of the first, under Gen. bring its total to 12, Stewart, wil of the second, while none of im- mints, been marked deat Letest , Terms of sale: One-third of the purebase money in cash, and the residue at six (6) and twolv 15 fect and Linc EIGHTY YEARS’ HISTOBICAL RE- IEW. Fashionable people, as well as statesmen, like the excitement of political capitals, In our own country a simple President is a sad damper on shoddy visitors and speculative resi- dents. President Jefferson, more than eighty years ago, grossly outraged polite society by re- tusing to continue or countenance weekly re- ceptions, and everybody remembers how he offended the ladies, when Washington had not adecent hotel within ifs ten miles square, by Walking into the Presidential Manston tu muiidy boots, after they had called to see him. Madi- son followed with his jolly Dolly; who extab- Ushed a sort of dangerous sentiment in her re- ceptions. ‘The next President, Monroe, was as coid asan ice i ¥ Adams was the embodiment New England haute “Old Hickory ¢ in 1S2S-9, and al- by no me: a ladies man, wrev on account of Mrs.” Tin Mr. Van Buren suceesded him, and Kaickerbocker society in the White Hou: he Was so genteei that even his naughty son Jobn could not extemporize a scandal for hin. ‘Then we had General Harrison, who died before his regine was a mopih old. giving way John Tyler, with his airy son, Robert, and Went oUt in arow with the whis, so they ha ry of their own, tuat care if they were bad 0. Uk and Mrs, Pi in da real lady in the White southern, aud “safe: noviing could be more attr Ali thetr four years rign Was social: WwEIESS and £eS) They were followed by Goneral Tayio household. Colone? Biss and Nis} looked like a long season of very But as old Zach died at the end of that dreain was soon over, leay iy to eke out the term; cold. conse fish. Along came K nat tat Wife Was an invaiy as his only son was id accident a monih before ats Pa with his n wire ner, ceeded, bul the rebeition Hor >a Senal-tu ratnist ing Mr accid that soetal mark, 1 mol trst and second chiet m Johu Adains, hat no happiness to exempt them al rite. The retrospect is curi- ous and Lateresting. intatn its several nts. Bacland alone has held her sway without’ alteration. France, Germany, Maly, Austria, Holland bave ail been’ the aite revolution and anarchy. All have been swe by War or subjected to change, ‘The social IMENL has sufered conspleuow Queens have Been deposed with thelr kings. Coliriters have Ned for refuge to forekzn lan re preceded and suppler ashions have passed away with dynasties, But through ail there ts one profonnd train, IL sei_of the century than it wa Certainly, He suost. stable Angle on. Where the spoken. and English laws been a greater aggrega’ Such Is the retrospe er, Since the elecilon . IB 17Se. ‘ and there is no profitably studied Place where tt than in the eit lutere ner its 20 and 21, square 826, we shall jonths, with interest from the day of sal in front of the premises, the sonth Tate of eizht per centum per anni until paid, pat able semi-annually. to be secured by the notes of the asers thereof and a deed of trust on the property sold; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of ne of sale. Allconveyancing and pense of the purchaser or pur- crs. If the terms Of saie are not complied with le. the Trustees: NORMAN WiAkD Ropnep.—Mr. Norman Wiard rand Union fot ; arrived at th Ww psday evening. clerk was compelled to a heavy ordnance to a small, Retore jumping Into bed he placed coutaining $215 in gree aur near the door, nd donned his trotsers, tips being full, the lemolisher of ‘kK room in the prchaser or yu reqnired at the t re located on . East Wa: ‘They are unimproved, and will be sold ately, one after the other. feet on Isth street, anda depth of 1) Lot # has a front of 61 fest and 6 inches on Isth street, anda depth of La feet ¥ inches within seven days from the day Mr. Wiard awok assuring bimselt that the 32 had expected a friend to call a bad lett word in the office to have hin snowan to Auer waiting Lot § has a trout of 62 | and cost of the d nlting purchaser of purchasers, aiter five days’ notice tuereof published in the Eve ches to an alley, wer back To bed again, his trousers and mo- ud the door in at 7 o'clock Ue TPHOMAS DOWLING, auc LE OF A TWO! VIRGINIA A NEAR THIRD STREET. By virtne of a deed of trust, dated August A. D 1877, dnly recorded in Liber N. 468, one of the land After the sale of i nioey Was gone n Inspection of the room. ca the thiet con conclusion Wi ed Lhrough the partly open door and taken the mioney trom ‘This jot ix uni Were no closets in wh outh B streets, he 24th day of Decembe neing at 2'o'clock p.m., we shall sell, in front of the 1 | put up t ma County, in the Di the request of the party sell _at public auction, in frox MONDAY, December 30th, 1 all that ceriain the city of Washin: Known as 9 part of pumbered five hundred and with the improvements thereon, ‘Terms: One-third eash ; balance in six, ty eightcen months. with interest at civ! anutm, secured by a deed of trust gold. or all cash, at option of the purchaser. deposit at time of sale, and all conveyancini. If terms of sale are not comp) with in seven days from day of sale, the ‘Tris reserve the right to resell and cost of the defautting. wn nuises, all that square nown on the plats of the city of Washing. it is bounded on the ane, and on the south by th street, and con. Thos unin. valuable piece of juare south of 195. north by Rhode Island ay north N street. tains 11,700 squsre feet of xround. proved, it is rewarded as a vei property, worthy the attention o! ter the #ale of the above named square, we shall proceed to sell, on the premis Wariungton count: the pomt where the id Branch Road. Tais farm contains improved by a Frame 8, at 4 o'clock p.m, ‘of yround Iving in District of Columbii It lies west of AND Deatu.—. four children, t industrious and intel und Was soon able | Young Cla 11 trict of Columbia, at rt Road intersec end for his lit acres, more or less, and se and’a few ou K y of Washington wakes it desirableas bove described lots, parts of lots, vels of land, will be sold subject to any prior deed of trust, taxes, or other liens lawfully as modified by the written con- the notes seettred by said deed retiance of anthority contained in areas follows —Oue-third of the ‘h parcel of the aforesaid real sold to be paid in cash, and the resid! parcel, in two equal instalments, payable, re- vectively, one at the end of six, and the other at the d of twelve months from and after the day of sale, ‘with interest thercon frozn that date, at the rate of seven per cent. per annum until paid; the credit ments to be sectired by decd or deeds of trust on each pareel of said real estate sold ; or the parc or parchagers of each parcel of said real estate have the option of payiny the whole purchase money parcel in cash. Conyeyanein and otier atthe expense of the purchase 30 will be reqttired on each lot or parcel of in square 490, and of other lots, pieces or parcels of posit to be ma cost of purchaser. iider a table to get . a small van of ker e lifted the can a The child died on W evi, a servant for Mrs. Goldberg et, poured Kerosene upon a ne lighted tlre yesterday, and u market garden. ene oil, Pall- sent of the holder of of trust, and in p said deed of tri explosion. foi- snited, and she ran ato the bed room whe: With her babe beside her. Neighbors heard Mrs. ¢ 5 Fs Ml Tun into the upon the burning bed ‘sand wrapped about Miss Levi, and the Mrs. Goldberg's feet burned, ‘The babe was uninjured. Ss fatally Wurned.—[¥. ¥. LOAN AND CosMtsst Northeast Corner 10th and D Streets, Commencing MONDAY, December 16th, at 10 d7 p.im., and continued daily us above ast collection of valuable For- mission Goods. same time and place, the balance of FINE JEWELRY, aukets were hrown CONSTANCY TOA © Him Until the . Batler will uot rial of the Sheridan das the Potter comunitiee is ng action on the cipher dis- wutches Unt MIS arrival, a report naw ashed hit last night at the Fitth Avenue y to be done in the matier. “1 have not seen or consulted with any meraber of the eonmittce sine jowned in the siumme edge of What its probable j “hen ver) land sold; said de- BOLD SILVER and 3 soon as each parcel of Raid. real estate ig struck off by the auctioucer. If the terms complied with within ten days from * day of sale, as to any one or more of the aforesaid parcels of land, the Trustees reserve Gr parcels of eaid land Jewelry Store, 619 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE, in all thé larvest selection of fine zoods ever Hotel what was i In reply hie sai offered in this city. Every article fully warranted ag represented. ‘Yerms cash or approved not bir DUN the right to resell stich at the risk and cost of purchasers, on givin setue hewspaper at least five wecity of Washing. -STORY BRICK TH SIDE OF F EN SIXTH AND M. T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct nothing was said | army of thieves marching in 1h by members of the comm Bi RELTS WEST. ie Of a deed of trust, dated August ». 1876, duly recorded in L oné of the land records for ths. i and at the reyuest of the party cli at public auction, in front on MON DAY, December 30th, it described real estate situate in the city of Washington, District of Colt Lot mimbered fifteen (15, W's recorded suhiaty | the reason, I suppose, that Tdid not se UN. ¥. Tribune. SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY | 5 | ict of Columbia, secured thereby, I will of the preinises, Z f trust to the sub- seribers, dated §j.ril 15, 187¢ Liber 820, foli the District of Cluny guest of the parties secured thereby, we wi ion. frout of ‘the premiges, 26th day of December, A.D! kp. m., ail that certain plece or premises, situate ington, District of © Discipline of the Ne State Convention of Cui . of thé land records of. and at the writt ‘ven (467), toxether with the improvements, Te in the Supreme On the trial det sterday, the Judge said th that Mr. Swee PWAS NOEL er had pablisied | spt to send then ty | ation oF whieh boil purchaser, Dearie Ln » and secured bh dence to show e of the pureli i ithin five days from reserves the righi to y of sale, the Trustee arthy had no right 5 wnt after a tial was hed by t and the charges shoy . Tt the charges shonid could bave no right ot When he became a towbide by It hE Drought his had before the commitice, fatwo-story Frame Dwell One-third cash : the at six, twelve and eizhteen months, tes of the purchaser (bearing 8 per muni wnt) paid) will be & ‘875 will be reqttired at time of each sale, neiiye at purchaser's cost.” ‘Th ‘Truaste to rene! 18 property iE ef r pirclinaet shoitld the “ote complied with ind days after notice of such resale balance in three OWNMAN & GEEN, Auctioneers, Th the present instan The Trastess T UT > ECOND STRUETS A By virtue of a deed of trast t date on the 9th October, 1875, Liber No. 800, folio 15 Mog the defaultin ‘and recorded i istrict of Colnt ate en there oltimbia, and at secured thereb terms of gale be —” the sale, first civing days’ advertisement. JHARLES taw2w PHILIP FL SoS eee PHEW Partep put out of etis not yet made The Colonel does tot, ho occupy the apartments under Mr. Tilden’s roof tn Graimerey Park, inwhich he has lived up the time he went to Canada, a month or two ago. Ils quarters now are at the Gtlsey house, v?2—It Col. Pelton hi the house of Mr. Tilden, the fa: T. Day.” Trustees, LARNER, § ~~ on MONDAY, the 8, at 4 o'clock p. m., all sitnate in the city of Coltunbis, known as in Charles Just’s re iumbered three « seyen (7), thirty-seven (37). OF A PROMISSORY NOTE, SECURED BY ED OF TRUST ON ALL. OF SQUARE No. 936. lecree of the Supreme Court of the onthe Isth day of N catise No, 42h weherey 4), five (5), six @), 5 thirty-eight (38) and. pont tn,1¥-two 73D, with consising of a three.” rick ‘all modern fe y deed of treat: One- twelve months, with y of gale, secured by A deposit of two ember 1878, in Wiliam Tyler is and others are defen auction, at re girekce B. as mn, RADAY, the Lath Note made by Charles A. McEwin, 1873, for six thousand dollars (10,000), payable tothe order of James Lynch, tbree years x date, with interest at six per cent. Said note is rsed by James Lynch and William T; of trust. of even date t [SS TSaM CoLtyer's Mer sis. 1 Robert Rosling,formerly of C HWundred and volunteers, sends the to the New York Siz improvements, Thiriy-ninth Howines communication “I would like to relate aii Wieident that caine under my own observa tion, At the mine exp loston in front of Peters burg company B, One Hundred oud Thirty ent, held the works opposite the blown-up fort on yhe afternoon and evening 0 the charge, Lieutenant Jamleson (Sum Collyer) crept over the breast works and brought in the white captain of a colored company who was sing for assistance, having been wounded in wling along amid a eS ‘of December, : nine per cent. interest from da: deed of trust on the property. hundred and fifty dollars required at time of sale. Conveyancing at cont. of not complied with in five ‘Trustee reserves the defaulting purchaser aiter Rive WILLIA. urchaser. If terms are ya from day of sal: right to resell at cost and risk of ne advertisement. is wocured by adi omall of tquare No 996 H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. _ TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME LLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH BETWEEN @ AND H STREETS dated June 1, Liber No. 822, folio 281, one of the land records for the Dis” trict of Columbia, and at th by, "I will sell, at front of the prémises, on 24, 1878, at 4 o'clock ps. m., the foil realestate situate in the city of Wasi trict of Columbia, to wit eight (28), in Kelly’ aes ts, «ether with the improvements, Xe. cash; "balance in moathly notes of twenty-five dollars each with cent interest from the day of sale, secured by a dost perty Soid. or wil eash at oplio 1 of posit of #100 required at tl of sale, and ail conveyancing at purchasers ost. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven the Trustee reserves the right to at sK and cost of the defaulting puircha’er, iter tive days’ advertisement. MILLIAM A. GORDON, Trastes. J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman, JOHN C. dec?,4,6,9,10,11 SP-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until U, ¥, the ‘th day of December, A-D. 1378, d place. oer ANDREW ee laces and was ‘e shower of builets, He carried thts and brought him in. The captain's “Thank God, boys, Tcan at le T was on the pic! ander was shot, and can vopeh for the truth of that story, and may add thar the Heutenant was as courteous as he was Virtue of a deed of trust, 1876, duly recorded in L B. DUVALL, 452 La avenue, HEALD, 637 F st. nw. 7 UN" . Estate Broker. A: MOLE TEE. Teel ere vib street ru. de under the old ha est of ie party | line where Lieut. Ale ‘at public auction, in =—Lot numbered twenty 's recorded subdivision of 9: mindred and thirty-four (934), to- a West Monterey, Pa. ystoftice clerk, bias been arrested for destroy- ng letters to prevent the appointment of aman named Hogan as postinaster. 8 An elephant tn a circus in Kansas asperated at a banjo player's music ai for him and his instrument, and now both the man and the banjo are played out. &® May Fiske’s Rritish blondes were severely censured in Montreal for their seantness of clothing. May Fiske retorted Uheirdress was in harmony with the low-uecked order of the vice- 82-Wm. H. Logan, at public auction, in fro1 De- | of trust on the purchaser, A the fol situate in the City of Wssh- Lot ered a lays, other xine I the property stands 5 fF pounds.” He said apers for his tnatch with Elott. that be heretofore becom sed wit hat the doings of the prive fighters, and had made up Inind that he would not played for a as he had been in the former matches that we With Stel tiyst-class men as Pat He hha’ dine rs, Offering 10 fight any | country, color. size nor » concladed, <as Thad . in Duttield stre Riva, and was g. my enemies ¥ hear Fulton stre sto make an i td wot let me alone, but jobfor EMiolt te challenge me. 1 tfraid of any man living, but, te ph his maieh, nier the prly in off tar his tight.” an not ssh before That Elliott was born in Ireland tn 1s43. ds 5 feet 1s, Hs apy. feated, He Lexy pounds. those thief-temptit last we it not Pk on Charles street. Baltimore. n tora Vigilant detective, whe wane doubtless have never been recov singular with what tenacity the ladies ling to those dangerous pockets, which are placed ina position where a tilef ‘can hardly help ab. stracting the haif-hidden pocketbooks they usually Contain. Searceiy a day passes wil le shopping thoroughfares, Dut the have no effect upon the vietins. persist tn using the dangerous rev sul wise practice they adinit the urath 61 said, and give asa reason for persistin: S ing their Valuables stolen that the pockets are sthe fashion.” A rather think. But they don't care No tmatier w be on upon t re else. it beea: to have it Wed tot) of a stick carried over their shoulder a * could not induce them to put it ina place, — (Baltimore News, HANISTAN. en to p to the fF inglish all such o¢ S y live a free, @asy, uuseut it ismore truly a pastoral count habitants were divided into tribes visions: some tive in the valleys and oth the plains; and others and demand toll f Inappearance they pnaselves With any y clothes, roving fro. 7 high mou a vast and open p stretching out before them. ‘The hose & ily of mud, low, ed, { Cabul fs the city of most importauc j Rearly atthe foot ot Babe Peak a le © high, dese while So’ j€ plain, The sed by three brides, th ting Westward yber Pass airictly guarded, bs of tir of sy, ao nw and devold of be ars part contains the Gover in 2 is severe in Winter, ber to March, but iu Summer ts del! [Boston Transes BEN NovEs’ [NsvRANCE COMPAN! trom New Haven, Dec. 12, say a 1. Russell. receiver of the Ainerican Mu Life Insurance company and the Amer National Life and Trust company (Ben > parties interest ‘Stating that the contract by and Trust company is not, in his opinion, valid assets of the companies consist of the insu Duildiag in thi y, Which cost over $30" and about $135, Albany fund olders amount Lo about $200,000 In both co; valid against both companies. CHARGE OF A FRAUDULENT FAILURE, Kerry, the Providence (R. 1) wool dealei ure, and that sacrifice. Kerry to be arrested. 8®-The Rev. Thomas R. Slicer, ihe pastor of the Park Congregational church’ in Brooklyn, one of Plymouth Chureh’s outposts, as organ: ized an athletic club. "a man was shot at in Coit’s by a highwayman, but the bullet 100 book, aid he wa= uninjured. The boo ‘but in his Coat-tall pocket, from C. E.G Smnfth sentenced to ther tential conv Crantord 4 hi Tathe’ that administration, lke nearly all the pnabieted almost with- out a wo anh Pi During these eighty years " hed in bioed to iam and ate prey of Assassinations med great wars. that mankind ts happier in the mass in the sun- in the dawn. neiage 13 dininistered, there | and Par for the p life of | }a ss. and weighs > slentig of the house. known as te Cot- | with | hs TEMPTING POCKETS.—A ladys pocket (one of p pockets) Was picked nd had n tosec the operation, the siolen jwoperty would ed. Tt ts «of pocket picking on some of Une P > Ny expostalated With upon this av | geed 8 years and 9m A citadel in ayes’ companies), has addressed a circular to tie which the National Capitol Life Insurance company, of Washington, assumed the assets aud abilities of the American National Life nor need policy holders be bound by it. “Tue which the receiver thinks ean be secured to tie Policy holders. The abilities of the stocs- panies, all of which the receiver believes to be A detec- tive has been employed at the instance of Box ton creditors to look into the affairs of gd who failed on October 18th with liabilities of $225,000, It is “Heged that indications of fraud have been discovered: that the largest portion of the goods were purchased within thirty days of the fail- were Lypothecated at a great ation, O.. d a Was HOT a bible that lis mother had given bit, but a come song book: and it was not next his Leart, THE COURTS. CRIMINAL Covet —Judge Wylie. ‘Yesienday, Edward MeCabe, David K. saita, Rurton Payne, and Andrew Carter, larceay bbs; verdict gullly; Carter an@ school during nority, and Payne ior three years. F ted of shooting Thomas Madigav: spended. Crrevrr Court—Jinloe Cartte Testernay, Waters patent heater cony Hot tor dete Lenee Peregrine W. 1 rict Dia; acti for ¢ tor Lrespass ta tearing down a fence across an alley; venttet tor defendan!. Waters Patent Heater conmpany Vs. Pierce: dismissed, hte y TH COSTS. Shoemaker agt Wd agt. Shoemak vie: motion tor judicu andinan; dismissal. Bera- re oymezwent, Myers as ranted. Payne zt. National Metropoiit do. Farrar agt. Bowles: motion. for roled Quinn agt. District: «le . eave € COURT Jeni MacArthur wr nite and SU S of sup was harseter, withen wdass. CBARUE ENPECENT ASSAULT ON TWO YouNa GIs. Win. G. Parkinson, eMlery taan, was charged in (Wo cases Of Indecent assuult apoa two tittle girls, one, Loutsa da Tw cas abomt ten years judge that she went into in the 1 rave her went hon arkinsou's house, and ok her on bis 1 asseuited by Wher father. Matilda, the out twelve: same Siory, or upsyivania avenue. ff had mothe island. Wm. Bruintager, he the girls, testined that Werdnead: ust the girls Told him about it. Me what his children stated to him, took bis children t charged him wt pury Le 1. Sheriff, Mr, ker, Mr. Madi fied a5 10 Parkinson's sood character, Lane, an apprentice to Mr. Parkinson, testified that ‘he was in the shop the day in questte: nson did not take the son his Lap. acon Unat Uhey were ne hey were there and Mr, then some penni ther Other witnesses were Parkinson mede a statew 4 recital of the testimony, endant was guilty and imposed a line of pended judcwent in the Was taken, and bonds ine iven ato parew Brown, threats to Mary Tillmaan: #100 s or 3M days uz whtte charged wi 1 nels The court, a Taded that t Mat! ws. aud Sus- sows from a countryman, and jury oF Parer where tn Wise be © eu vertically > protected Dy J two-thirds cheaper than these of wood, and floar will not Sift out of Then while in tans. The staves are unre. eighths of an inch tiek “The European 9 Sof Hong Koaz + yet gol over their alarm caused by t nd of Chinese pirates on th They are urgin + Governor lake steps to pre he heathen Chines c in Those pe na Majorit BIRTHS. NEY y. Na At Fort Sulty, 1: rth. iste, race 3 Sti CRIER. Thureda: one eclock am., Tome years x His fnnera! will take place from his li 1613 Twelrth st. uw. Sunday m o'clock. Relatives and frienda re to attend. EASTM Fri + 14th, 1878, at iy Joan MoLeax, = neral U.S. Army: and of Mary H. Eastsua Puneral services at Cl day wert, at halfpast i {mendes respectfully invited to atteud. GIBSON. On Deven der 13, 1873, Panay A Gin GON, the Anfant con of the lately deeva-ed Pathor Syn ske plac: from St. A 2 bw. Fricads of tae fondly are re RYAN. At 2 wd Funeral frou the of har yor Twenty third street northwest, ou Susdi and’ frimds are respect TEBFLINGER. 78, ut 10-20 a. ‘eflinger December D., beioved wite UNDERTAKERS. SPINDLER, UNDERTSA £ 3 Seventh street n.w., Warhuon, 3 pisce of business) Bodies opt ay ¥ B. SPEAKER, . UNDERTARKFR, (Fonverly with RF. Harvey), 940 F street n. t., ‘Oue door east of Tenth street Social Usakets of ail gradew sud atyion Boise enibelmed and prepared for transportation. 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