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M ober Staben bur9 Braubuusllf iowohl "a oe'
Staot, tpie TN eanbs oIe Grten bon gSsaat2am1 s1
gferoau~ Vrobuftc. Wobein, Saus : @erdtbi9atteEs
lin gau besrtffene e6sr TN Safeu In saOHnS oeI'h0'
lihe fsabrSeu9e Il. {. 10. s.r,.n.
2as Sirettoriunl beftett aus 10 ginoSen 9e''ea;
Wm. @. SarTiirn. 1a9senti
Geo. R. Btders, Z. D: Iapgk
Sapio g. 2Silou, =. Most. SenlIns,
Sofiab Bennington, e. gsonom m SIeIpdtt,
Erdncis &. Sing, e. Y; ss'uSclMes,
Senrp Carroll, N mt1ae Hn 9otolP
R. g. Steuart, ~. ". 2aqlcTs
G3m. $. Brune, Sstael Soqen,
4ppIiiattouszssormulare lno ipetere gsahrdt ii5si
bic SeellI,ait fuirb tn Der Office, Sdopeitzgde ron
goutbI unb Daterrase, ertbeilt, mo audj ale gIjs
trSae lofort erIebist peroeu. 1er79eruueen nexbe,
auf irsens cine Strip ansenommen, iuel9e Ser appis
lant tpiiuiten mag.
(5aut,tSD ~. @oootporth, Se,t.
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8c9lueiIer fiIr yteijeaoe.
Baltimore Ohio GiIcnbatu.

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RIb BdAtuatOn J.JJ, clio, coo. 7.Au, %, 10 II
BOrm II Nbr NittdgS O,}U an SoHntd9tn,) 2.2J
$50, i.lO, J,Uu, G.Su NIhmtltGJ6 G ubr AhtI b5
ZOHnto9s,) 9.3D, 1918 mo 1919 AOen0s tu9lih.
l8tgefattonen 800, $50, 9.Oj u.t2 uBr NNttag5i
q Q.SU JidCbmttdg5 IN SonHtdgeu) Pm, 800, 300
6,!n uuo 40 u6r Abeno5.
Auaapolts Sanction D., 40 WorGen6; 10. 800
llbr ytdbmttdgS.
,yuurel Wno gSesefatOUen iaoItb CO. llgr Vors
gtnS.
metropolitan 3we9-G.tj. 20 ubr Dlorgeus;
f,IO llbr Nhen0s. laUUn SOHutuQen.
annapolis - 7.3O uuo 9.O1 UiOrgeu5 uHo t,IJ
II. 300 Jid,hmlttd96, au59enomnIen Sonntug6.
NtrdneIId nnS Dem SioWtiitn . Nbr UiOrltn5
uRo 1918 lbr NbeHoS tdglid.
Jilbmon0 uno oem Sioen -j.OD llbr UiOrQeGd
tdgtib, uno 1918 ll9r Abeno6.
lSeii uuo yiorOwef 6.15 ubr Dtorgen5 (uibt
nab Bitt6burg, Golumhu5 ooer Sau6u6tp am
Suuut09e) uno A.3O II. 1890 llbr Nbenos.
NGgeT5t0WH 800 ubr UlOrgens; lilo llBr Yddr
mittdq5, un59euommen SOnnta9s,
Kre0trit 80 I'm nbr SOrmittG95 auegeHom=
men ,5Ountaqs, 4 10 uno 800 llbr Wahmittdgs uu0
yLJtgcltutiUneR ami Der Oauptbdbn tdglid).
Fie0mont, Stauntou uno gSeaeltattOnen, Saupta
ha9n - ubr UorJen6, au69enommeu SOnntaq0.
gSiu,htiter uRo gSrGefattUneu, SdHptbagn, 4 10
Ndbmittu9s, ausgenommen Sonntdgs.
9uitOtt- eItU - ubT WoTgen6, t.tj uHo 10 llbg
Rdhmittag5, du5genommrn SORniaq5, un0 %
llbT JtuhmIttdgs tlglid.
SHge UtClalltu lSdIbinqtOn fir Baltimore - T. :.
$50 II, 1920 uhr SOrmlltdgsi - lpt Uttdg5; i ~,
i.0J un0 $50 llr NbeH0S, tdglh, uu5aenum
men GOnHdga, 81, llbrMUrgtn5, l2.56, lU1
RabmiItdg5 u.3O an : >oRntu9e), $40, 6, S.ld uH0
ubI AOenO5 tdgIid.
Ian Ouute an.
gluet gnreau- -Gdm0ea Station uno Su0ot-
Gtt Der Baltimore UH0 ealOettItt., loo NultIugr
lur gdgguqe rmpluHgea, um nab un0 non lGgtn0
rlnem >tdOtlbeie belorOttt 8u IoetOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
IermtId)tc 9epciG,en ams
,as n ksn SN ArF

9em, Dorf, 20. April. Der 0amper
,Sontb4 Nmerica" lit uon 0tio De Saneiro
bier elngctrefIen.
0ob 1l55.
- Sim lebten Sonutag fiel oa8 berii5mte
9teitupiero uaentudp" i'll Sabpton, s. S.
- Dte Opfr. ySrance" BON 9aure nne
,,Stbeuo" pom !oua iino hier etngetroffen.
- Ser. Boitleiiter Serpen traf beute BON
OtaIIad)uiettS bier ell uub reii'te nod1 9Sa=
lbtngton ab.
= Scute Olorgen itellteu Die Nt6rteitras
ger III Srooflpr Die grbeit elm; tie oerlange1l
$3.50 fir adttiiuOige arbcit.
- 9ie grpreB. .GOmpagnie'n Der Serctnigz
ten Staaten baben ein lleberetrfomrnen nit
@r=9ouuerneur Sigler getroffen, nuter mel
d)cm Die agenttn oerielbeH Die Aftten Der
gSeltanSl ltcllun9 uerfauier.
@bnaro Diurpbp luurOe beute me9elt
StraBcnruub8 auf Is Sabre nod cem 3u4t'
bauie gcl6tft.
- gilbert SdaIitr uuo @bas. SerOrib9e
lunrben megen Serbreltnng 9cfdlidIter So
Soften i'll Srooflpn Uerbaftet.
- Die 3oa Giunabnen betrugeu bcute
1926, 900.
- Der llntcridaemeiiter 5abltc bcute ais
Srterelirn $4,000, fiir ctn9eSo9ene Sbll9a'
ttonen $22 ,050 ans.
= Ser 0pfr. uSotbnia" traf BON 2ioerz
poOl bier ein.
- llntcr Oen Yaliagiereu be8 9ampfera
;, Sotbuta" BON 2iperpool lparen Der Ndtb.
>Sobu San, friiber Der amertfauiIde 9eianote
i'll gSien, mo Sberlt Serome gtapoleon $50.
nnnnrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
Dir BARRIER Rannf
Biz beiBt Tuft-Kodlhefr0e
nl0grs's' lRo(fn- DabnruLuer

.ffeftip reinist uno matt Die 5dbne ueB, toft ben
Neinitein ab, uno neroinoert oas Yeroerben Der
3dbne. Die 5aeon Der Shahtel 1T ueu, nieoIb, be-
auem unb jpariam. Yreis % Sents. gu haben in
allen Ipot5efen uuo Drosuen=9anolun9en
iaug0, ,12Dttef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
WorS im SnotQnCr. 0cbietc.

WtW8cO9te, ~, 20. Nprll. -Sam.
Siase, eiu Witglieo oe8 GberOtee &atbs5
pom Sablcguab 0Unitte, wurOe aui OenI
gSe9e pon Sort @ibiOn nNdl leiner 8Obnung
burd rret Shalie nieOergeitredt, mOraui tbnI
Der lbals abgeldJnitteH murOe. ;3tuel 6alb.
blut Sn0ianer lteben im &eroadts, Den yfOrO
be9augen Su habeH.
Sin alter 9teger, lpeld)er in Der 9tdbe BON
@bauteau i'm G5ebiete DER GberOtee'S mObute
uno nit ieiner eigenen &odter IN elnem uu'
natiilllben SerbdltHiiie Iebte, ermoroete &c
itern eilten anOereH Jteger, Welber nm Ol(
Sade puBte, augenIdlelnltdl, nm i'm 3u Der
hinOern, 3eu9ulB III Dem Sale NbSue9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
III U0ufor0ta.
70 Sentjdles Sbeater,

Director uub llnternehmer. 8nit. Gdlerenbera.
GrtraEWnrite9Mua,
Dem Buuldle oleler &heaterireunoe ndtbfommenO
babe i'd Die abrelie meiuer 9eieaidla1t bis Sonns
dbeno ueriho6sni uuo miro an Steitag, Den g.
april, in au59ejethneter Seesun9
uW arinn"
ooer
p1ier 9ase aus Dem Sebeu eiuer ,Sran,"
Shauipel IN Atten uUu y aut$iKoGu,
gc9ehe1, III oein iGmmtlidae Srrreu un0 bic Ddmen
aBtele, penler, Sersosr9, Yr9mbua, sldser. 8afer,
Sorn IN CT tie II RoGlen beidlditist iinb.
Sille@8erfauf gu ben gelUobhItCben GtuRoeH uHo
Areten tn Der o@Onco tolds 0aGe."
(95-7) @ait, Shereabera.
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Gin strbriterenssana AT gnSe.

GIepel an ;, 20. NprlI.-Ole GNeHmGrEe
III gtepbur9b uabmen bcute tbec EhGttgtcit
pieoer auf. Bic Guo0ler, mclde mGbreno
Oe8 gan5eu gSiuterS im 2luStOuoe wareH,
baben Die BittSbur9er Breiie acceptirt.
Wioro tn SemneiIee,
Dtemp is, 30. 2lpril. - @liern muro2
in SomeroiIe, Seuu, Safar Burton uOn
einem Ntauue, NamenS 0ogle, getGotet
Burton bate i'm oergan9epcn 6crbt nit Orei
9ebriioern 9fiue8 einen &i, bel Dem 3wei
Der SCbriOer gct0otet, Der brittle lebeuSgefdbr-
lid perlpunOet muroe. Burton hattie 8
SdIiiiie empfaugeu uno iben geiGbrlidb per.
munbet 5u letn. llebcr ben WtOrO Iino nod
feine neitere Sim,G hefnm1lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
SeS fatte V&etter. - SllimGii9e
SsSedlfel Der EettUcr0ttsr.

sc 1tnn9 Wt M oe, Sa., II. NpEII.-
Geitsru Aben6 fiel Oa5 Thermometer aUi "a
@ran; oieie8 mar Die beoenteuoitc Salte nah
reuo oes gSiuter8, Die @emiiieielOer unO
SbIgGrten babeu bebeuteHO atlitteu.
G6arlenou, S.zG., 20. April. - BE
ritte nom oen SiiTtengegeuOen melOeu, cap
Der Sroit bort groBeu Sbooen getbau bat.
2oni8uille, &p., 20. ApuI. - Be
rid)te ans alien Sbeilen oeS StaGte8 meloeH,
oaB Die letten 6rUitc grOBen Staccn getbau
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
NS yrefft Gtre gSahl !!

Gemolbe, abtritte, @loafen, aener, gruuuen uno
aussra6un9en iperOen bel Gage geretmtst nhne
5erud,. Gin Suitem, firSlit oeroolitommnet ourt
ben 9ebrauh BON perbeiierten Gpparaten fir Iusz
srabuns ioberSebdtter, Die beijeu beoiiren. autrdz
9e pro Poftfarten ooer perIonlid peroen prompt be-
jorgt. Spe3teIle Raten fin Agenteu uno Gz
eent9imcr BON Sablreibem 9runo ei8eutlum. Siz
Ieau Der @eenldat:
lDei22,1S) 9tr. a, NnrosGuaiSanftrafe % &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-21
@mitan Sd1cscn6er9'S SbE0tcr.
@eleaidI1ft.
>, 0ie periauberte prtasetGu. E

,nefi3 beS Souiileurs 0ru. albert 0ereberg
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atlanta, ga, 20 Npril.-0ie 8rion.
6abrtf III Chattanooga 9Ountp mHrbe AM
Samito9 Abeno 0Hd 6eHer Srit6rt. Ser
luh S1jO,000. &eriiheruug $50, 900. 0rel=
bunOert unO iiiHf3ig 2(rbelter liuO OaNmh
ouBer SeIdditi9ung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
EVENING STAR.
MONDAY. November n, Is75,

KILLED AT CRooCEr.-M-. Reuben T.
Benton aud Mr.. j. ID. Strickland were CO.
faged in a game OF croQuet on the grounds in
the rear OF the Warren and Nenango psSSen-
ger depot Both gentlemen were on the most
friendly terms. and they were In the habit
OF PLAYING on the fsvorite grounds almost
daily. Mr.. Strickland made q mis- play. aud,
as commonly occurs on such occasions
among the boys, he peevishly Attempted 20
thow kis mallet after the ball. BY some uu-
foreseen chance the handle OF the msllet
caught in the sleeves OF his coat. aud IL was
hurled In the direction Of his companion.
striking him ON the right temple, and telling
him 10 the ground. The accident was Wit
messed by q number Of bystanders, who at
the time did not imagine that Mr.. Benton
Was seriously injured. His prolonged iusensi-
bility, however, created considerable alarm
and restoratfves were Intellectually applied.
Mr.. Strickland ran I'm great haste for medi-
cal aid and carriage, but before his return
the unfortun ate Benton was carried 90 his
room In an insensible condition. Drs Moody
and Barr were on hand almost Immediately
upon his arrival, and made q searching ex-
animation OF the wound. II appeared that
the blow, which was struck on the right
temple, was not sufficient 10 cause facture
of the skull at that point, but, rs Is often the
case, produced on effusiou OF blood at the
base of the brain. The patient fingered on
until O'Clock p. M, when he expired with
0ld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
THOMAS BOWLING,

Auctioneer and Heal Estate Broker,
At the old staGd Of Latimer d Oleary.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth u.
TRUsTEKr SALE OF THAT VALUABLE
PROPkRTY KNOWN AS THE ST CLOUD
Fe sTRtSr 9s TaE G9REEE OF NINTH AND
"a By virtue of deed Of trust dated the add day
US OF December, A. ID. 1874, and recorded In Libsr
No. IA folio 294, Of the land records for Wash
ington county, in the District Of Columbis and at
the REQUEST of The parties secured thereby, the
Prsmise., on TRiDAf, the 9Th day Of November a.
1875, at 80 oel Oh m, all those lots or pieces OF
sIoupd situated in the city Of washington and Dis.
trict q Coumbi,, and known Is parts Of lots num-
t2l In square numbered three hundred and seventy.
seven, t0J beginning At the northeast corner of
sNo fquare and running thence west on street If
two lez) feet and eight 80 inches, thence south
And Elk 90 inches thence south thirty (SOJ feet
nence east to 9th street vest thence north with sad
gh street to the place Of beginning, together with
as he cIond 81
taReously located in the city Of Washin0ton.
a, Terms OF sale: One-fo oaeh, Of which throe
thSSssnd SGI:5: YIN Esauirsd
snce IN equal indictments in twelve, eiahtesn and
twenty four month";, for which the purchasef vii
Pc rs9uifed to give his Iromissory notes, bearing
oses on the day OF ale With interest a eight
upon The PREMISE and policies Of insursnces sasis
factory 70 the undersisned. The terms Of sale eFe
70 % eSmIsd nth within ton dsys stse TIE dsy Of
setng the property as the rsk and cosS Of the de-
come nevsp spsr pabshed is &c city Of Wsshina.
ton, D. O. All convsyanoing Ct the cost Of the Dur-
octu.vk.nsv8ds THOMAS D0WLiHo, Xncs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

., loo MUCH MARRrED.-In the tombs po-
lice court yesterday morning Michael Martin
was arraigned for bigamy, and was followed
70 me bar by two wives. The original lady
Oh M. nousels now wrinkled old woman
but the other wife is somewhat younger
Judge Duny recognized wife No. aud her
husband the prisoner) as old visitors at bis
court, ana the woman confessed to having
appeared there before against her HUSBAND
who had broken her jaw and generally mall
treated her. She showed her marriage certifi :
cate, and testified that while she was in the
trial for assault, he went of and married the
second woman. When asked by the Judge
IL either OF them would live with Martin,
both women besought the Judge to dispose
OF him. The prisoner confessed that with the
cold shoulders of all his wives turned against
him things did look bad. He asked 10 be
excused, but the Judge declined 10 favor
him, and sent both the women to the house
OF detention to testify against him. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFrERNOON
nUNCANe0N BROS, Auctleneer,,
- eoutheaa corner Of 9Th md d sts., northv

nUn0ANe0N BIOS: Auctieneers,
EESSSSy yE II SS5Sihsf ss!Ss SEsGL Li ss
ko sTkFk1 ff.rwEIs era And isIz SIS,
pT e Of q the
Henrie. Keller ct al against Jane a. Everett e,
Sds1 Ss f. Ss1
November A d. 1875, at 40 clock ;. m, on the
tate Of the parties To- this in and 70 al that
and being in the City q %.shinsSo ' Ssriut
sreund plan thereof Is Lot Numbered one IN p pss
stdson: sub CIV vision 81 eauare three hundred and
four f9li feet one ID inch, and running bscS the
thi, y SD 100. alley, and contsnins about twenty
Ss.hs. With fin Z: ne ssi$ns ard
esnns. thsrso ne end appur
erty q Dr.. Thomas r Everett, deceassd. ''0'
eea. and free from the dover right Of the widow Of
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
sash, and the balance Of the purchase money In
NTH a s :, sss and
centum per anDum until paid, the day OF sale,
and the payments thereof be secured by the bond
surety sureties to be approved b. said Trustees
or all the parchase money may be paid in cash on
court Ne ceed siven until an IN purchs Dy .ee
and interest shall have been paid Two hundred
dollars Of the cash pay ment to be made at the time
the balance Of said cash payments to be made within
ten tlol days rom DAY Of ssle otherwise the Trus
The cost and rsk q dsfannr tine sss At
ehasers. AZ s9nveysneing az purchasers cost.
VII! %itEt 4 aaHWEr ssS9ssRimAN Trustees.
octl2- tn ,th&s 3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
BOWMAN & GREEN,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Bro kers,
No Ala 7th street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE situate ON 18th STREET,
NEAK y; M.,BEINq 3-SrORY FRAME
Unwilling WITH LII THE MODERN I'M
PR0HEMENTS AND Lot ADyOINlN0.
ALSO. CNlMPROvEDL LOT ON GOTH STREET,
b3iWEEN AND K.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 18th lay of
I'D ebruary, 1873. aud duly recorded IN Liber No
~ folio g, seq, one Of the land rs for the
Dtric OF Columbia and at the request of the PARTY
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises. 10 the highest bidder, on
moNDAY, the 4 9Th of November, beginning at
oelcck ,. m, the following described real estate,
situate In the city OF Washington, District of CO.
lunibia, known aud describst as ell Of Lot 8, in
square 50, fronting on 20th street northwest, be-
tween ard K.
Also, at AIS ,: m. same day. the following de-
House known as the VIII lie Of Lot No. Is, in 50 uare
iO6; Also part Of oriainal Lot II, square, 'front.'
ing on 18th street fuller description Of which will
Terms: One.third cash; balance in eanal notes
bearing per cent interest, Of 6, II, Is and 2i
months, secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold A deposit Of 500 will be required on each
piece OF property on the day Of sale. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. The Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property IL the terms Of sale
are not complied with in seven days after sale, nj
the cost Of the purchaser in default, after adyer.
ttement OF one week in some newspaper in Wash
ipeton, ID. c.. "
THOMAS WEAVER, Trustee.
oct50 d M. q. LUTTRGLL, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

GRANTING CoNDEMNED.-At the Teach
ers Institute in Reading, Pa, the other af-
ternoon, Superintendent Severn delivered an
address on the subject of"Arithmetic.- He
objected TO the immense amount OF matter
IN the books that was actually not arithme-
tic and ridiculed the idea that a teacher
could properly get through with 40 pages
IN certain limited specified time. Super
lntendent Severn made great point in con-
demning the examining system. He made
positive objection to IL and suggested Quail
ity instead of quantity. His remarks were
practical throughout and undoubtedly had a
very satisfactory effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
A SrRANGF .sSropYr-Rere is

A STRANGE "SToRY."-Here is the latest
lived in Tennessee. Soldiers of both armies
raided on his farm. So he removed all his
produce TO a cave I'm the Cumberland noun
talns A storm threw down a rock which
closed the mouth of the cave. Therein he
lived for thirteen years, I'm the dark. eating
from bis produce and drinking from q spring.
The other day q railroad company, blasting
for q tunnel, blasted him ont
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- II. WARNER,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7th and streets n W


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On 18th SrkEET WEST.
C BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the lst day
Of October, 1879. and recorded In Liber No. sol,
folio Isl, one Of the land records for Washington
county. in the District Of Columbia, and by dfrec-
ton in trout OF the prem ses, on Thu kSDAY, the
an .S Gay o. November. A. D 1875 ct O'Clock %
city Of Washington, in the District OF Uoium bia,
known and described a. Lot numbered sixty min
t69), in Pierce and Kinge corded Subdivision OF
square numbered two hundrs ana seven (sO7), with
the improvements thereon, consisting OF . three
Terms Of sale: One third oash; balance in and Il
months with interest, secured By deed OF trust on
the property deposit Of 800 win be required ct
the time Of sale. AL conveyancing ct the cost Of
purchaser. II terms are not COMPLIED with in ave
days from day OF sale the Trustee reserves the raht
to resell the property ct the cost Of the defaulng
WILLIAMA. GORDON, Jn., Trustee.
oct20d ]. r. O0LDW1LL, Salesman.
gTHE ABOVE PRoPlBTY, No. 1873 18th
street, is hne three-story press brick Dwelling
Hou.e. eontainins = roo9s, with bot and cold
modern improvements. Pe.soos desirous Of pur-
chasing are invited TO inspect The premises before
the day OF sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and SITS northwest.


PEREMPrORYsALE OF ELKGANT DIAMOND
JWkMyEELIRRY, FINE G0LD AND sILyER
SETS OF ITALIAN CORAL AND GOLD
Sf HIWVEEhbKH, G9hD CHAINS IA SDs SILVER AND
Guns AND PISTOLS, REG ULATORS,,
g TaBaE AND P P9GKET DGUTELRY PhATED
STOCK OF MIR. >. JACOBS. No. 1000 Penn
sYLVANIA AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
& On TUESDAY EVENING, November 9,
ETS}commencing at O'Clock, and continuing
Ex daily until the whole stock is disposed Of, we
VIII SELL at the above mentioned establishment, By
oFotr Of Mr.. Jacobs who IL retiring from business
account of i'll health, the entire elegant collection
OF goods contained therein Of cost, viz:
Lstfst style OF Roman Gold Neck and Opera Chains
and Loeksts, Gents Gold Vest Chains. Among the
large collection of Watches may be- found Jules
yurgenson. Eardin's Chronometer, SWISS aud
English Patent Lever-Key and Stem winder
Watches; large collection Of Hunting Cased silver
Watches; Nifty sets Italian Coral Jewelry, Studs.
Sleeve Ruttops- Pistols, Revolsers, Silver and
Plated Ware, Opera Glasses, &c, with large stock
Of other goods not necessary to en- umerate.
Also, several Oil Painting g by old masters.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
ocf29- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets
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ONE MORNING not long ago, a Vicksburg
wife woke up and Informed her husband thai
she dreamed she found a as greenback on the
street. He didn't say anything until he
looked in bis wallet ana found his finds as
short, and then he remarked: "Mary I
dreamed that you handed me that IS bill as
soon as you found H." you did? Eyes,
Mary, and thought l told you it would be
dangerous TO do any more such dreaming
and that hid my wallet where you couldn' 4
find IL again." She passed IL over.
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gNHOS. 4. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, s19 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PBoPER1

IhUoIEE . SALE OE VALUABLE PROPERTY
On CAPITOL b ILL.
- Under and BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
to me, executed and duly recorded among the
land records Of the District Of Columbia, In Lii
Der 1oL folio 81, &c, win sell at public auction,
upon the premises, to the highest bidder, on WE'D
NkSDAf, the Sd day q November. at az O'Clock
p M. Lot ID In tquare 73l In said city, fronting on
south street.
The Of sale will be one third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance In equal pay menus
In g. and 12 months the deferred payments to bear
interest," and to be secured to my satisfaction. III
the right 70 resell at rick and cost OF defautng pur
ehasss. Al cenHHeysns,ne e cost q ppEcnsser
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

have alysys on hand lerGe and aesorted stock
PINn uaK snd axe W6ob q C4ALS
saved and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control Of several brands Of ImDorted
and Domestic CHMENTe and OALOINBD fLAS-
TnBS, and hspdlina yearly many millions Of 3 AN
character In ny line with dispatch and ndelity q
Wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy compe-
tition.
Central Ofice-623 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Branch Yard-lst st.. bet. ana sts., southeast
wharf-Eoot of Sd street southeast.
octS1-ly WIN 0UINAND.
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hUNCAES0N BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9Th and d streets northVsoe.
TRUsTEEr SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATED ON NORTH ST
BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND lsr SITS
EAST, AT AUCTION

REAL ESTATE SITUfTEn ON NnRrH TX A.
BEfWssN N1srHH 6APir0E S AND isr = SIS SIS.
EAST, AT AUCTIvN.
- By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated June lst,
A. b. le74, duly recorded In Liber 76l, foiios so
Of the land records for eton conn,
y District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell, q, public auction
70 the highest bidder, in front Of the premises on
fBIpAY, the gath day Of September, A. d. ls7S, 81
oclo al that piece or parcel Of real estate
stu sted and being In the city OF washinstou Dis
trict Of Columbia, and known upon the ground plat
or plan OF said city as and being all that Part Of
square numbered six hundred and seventy a We iS7s
described as follow; Beginning for the same At 8
forty lAo ct west from the northeasfcorner Of said
square, and running thence west twenty 1a0) feot
along said north street; thence south eighty (8O
feet; thence east twenty 90 fest and thence north
eighty s0) feet to the place Of begtnning together
with the Improvements, consisting Of nov and ee-
Terms: One third cash; balsnce in three equal
irstalmerts at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
speetiyely, bearing interest ct % pr oentum
mum nom day Of ale. secured by deea Of trust on
Yreses Sold or an cash, at Option Of the Darchassf
Iosit Of e REQUIRED q time q ssIs e the farms
SALE the Trustee reserves The right 70 rsss q cost
and risk Of the defAulfinG Durchlgcr.
THOMAS Is LANAHAN, Trastss.
seplSd DCNCANS0E BROS, Aucts.
81 rHH ABOyB sALI - POSTPONED uptsl
WEDNEeDAr, the 10th day Of November, lUs,
- fHOHAs =. LAuAHAN. rrustee.
osA-2s 1snovlAd DUNoAAe0u BIOS, A1ess.
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LYNCH LAW IN NEBRAsKA.-RWP Porter,
chief herder of government contractor Bos-
lers cattle, on the North Platte, Nebraska.
was shot and killed last week by Charles
Patterson, who was arrested and put In Jail.
On FRIDAY evening mob OF masked men
attempted 10 lynch Patterson, but were pre-
vented by the sheriff and his assistants At
4o'clock Saturday morning the mob broke
into Inc jail, took out Patterson, and effect
ually hung him.