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THOS. r WAGGAH,N,
! Real Estate AEctioneer. 81 9 1th streaf
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
>. ALE. VERY " s : q

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
Al 4, VERY VALUABLE, ON r STREET,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH, NORTHN LIST.
~ By virtne OF deed Of trU-t, dated July 25;h,
80 IFS, and record ID In the Land Records Of
ART IngtOn county, ID. c., in Libar No rs. folio
, and at the request Of the party thereby secured
we, the undersigned trustees, viii. Oh TIL RSDiY
m. IN front OF the premises, Offer for sale at public
auction, the parcel Of land and promises, with the
appuTtenances, situated in the city of Washazton,
u g., and known and described as the western part
OF Lot numbered fourteen (lI), in square numbered
three hundred aud seventy seven 377l. I'D being
that part contained within the following metes and
bounds: Beginning for the the aDrt hwestern
the line of north FL street twenty four GA feet
thence south ffty eight So feet the "a feet
and thence north to the place of beginning. The
1mproy ements consist OF "a three-stOry building the
FIRST floor beinRbuilt 3 TO be used for a shop
but AS yet unfinished. The upper stOries are teu-
anted This Is very desirable property, eligibly To-
Gated.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
10 cash; the residue in three equal instruments paw
able in six o., twelve (l2 and eighteen Is mouths
with interest, for which the notes of the chaser
secured by deed of trust and insurance the pro
pery to the satisfaction of the trustees will be- re-
quired, or the whole OF the purchase money may DO
posit Of e200 will be required acceptance of the
bid and all convey ancing and recording at the
OF the purchaser IL the terms of sale not COM
piled with in FIVE days from the day of sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after
OF e week notice in some newspaper published in
GEO. +. APPLEBY, lr-
aug2 THOS. 4. WA0GAMAN, Auct
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n ,- POST OFFICE DETARTNENT,
tI'ct ~ DtS1NTStHg O.. * aHi SIpsrsHfead.nt, !
. VASE TcTON, ID. c., August 2. ISIS
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
IL 0 clock m, on TUESDAY, September 10, 1875
Tor furnishing Fuel for the Post Office Department
follows
For the delivery ard storage of nine In ndred 1901
tons lZ-iU lbs. 10 the TOM If best quality of Lse
btr Ash Furnace or large Egg-siZe Coal TO be
Thoroughly screened and free from slate, and to be
delivered within thirty days from the date of the
Contract and stored in the vaults of the Departing
tulIHing before the contracting party will be paid
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany each
bld and the CONTRACTING party must exhibit salts
factory certificates from shippers that the Coal de-
liVered 10 hin from vessel cars is the kind re-
Quired by the Department
Also Tor the delivery and storage Of twenty 21)
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood, to be delivered
and corded at the Department building as may be
tract. ~
The whole to be weighed or measured by the In
spector appointed under the provisions of Sec SIN
Revised Statutes Of the L. 3.
The bids will be opened in the Office of the Super
choose TO attend, on Wednesday, the 18th Septem
Der. lo5 at 10 O'Clock m, and the awards will be
made on or before Monday, September 20, 1875
The Department reserves the right to reject all
or any portion OF the bids recey ed, if deemed for
the Interest Of the Department so to do
A satisfactory bond viii be required in each case
to he executed and filed within ten days after the
award is@adeffor the faithful perfoIsnsnee Of tine
Disbursine Clerk and SnperintehdeM Post Office
Department. augi-w4t
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THE CHOLERA IN THE Holy LAND-F
hlroTed Gases Reported DdIly q, DpHuSalS
Che-CorreSponGenceO Of the Levant Herald
from Damascus. June 10, says: "A terrible
calamity has beialleD Damascus. For many
weeks III has been known that a disease sup
posed 10 Toe cholera, was al work in Klamath
ana spasmodic attempts at cOrdonS and quar-
antines have been made; but ii Is to be feared
the epidemic has now reached our city. a
man died IN the Christian quarter on sun
day, after few hours illness, with all the
symptoms OF cholera. y woman was attack
co on Monday morning, and died about the
middle OF the afternoon. DIR. Patterson saw
the woman, and. am told. declares the case
10 be one OF cholera. One or two other cases
were reported on The same day as having oc-
CURED IN The MoSieTh quarter. There seems
10 be little GOUbt that the ScOurge has reach
ed Dana Gus, and after a terrible year OF
Syrian weather and ague, il is likely TO find
many victims. The cholera is said to be a
local kind. not Indian cholera, but whatever
may be lis species, il is sufficiently deadly
as the victims only survive at the most ten
hours from the time they are attacked
There is intense alarm in the city, and ali
" no can are preparingto fee Many are get
tlng ready TO 60 to Zahley or HaSbeiya or
Bludan, or S8idenaya, aud even those whose
creed Is kind OF fatalism seem To have
come 10 the cOnciuSi ion that IL is desirable 10
seek higher lattitndes and better air than
those of Damascus.
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y TOUCHING EPISODE OF STAGE ITPF-
"A very sad and touching circUms talce oc-
cured last evening. Perhaps Il few nOng
Tie audience who were weeping over tie
nctiliouS woes OF the 1.-Two Orphans had
any idea that ore of the two, while going
blaNcly through her part TO the delight 81 the
spectators, was overwhelmed with a private
sorrow, tie source OF which lay near by; that
IN the frici intervals between tl.e scenes in
which her presence WAS required, this poor
orphan was rushing up Ia her room i'm the
sherman house 70 the bedside OF her dying
mother; that ia the last act, where the inter
est was just eliminating, that dear mother
was lying dead. Such incidents now aud
Then occur II the actual life of the actor. and
me circumstances and ASSOCIATIONS seem to
deepen the Solemnity of the occasion. In the
PRESENT instance II was peculiarly moumful.
AT ten O'Clock last evening Mrs. True. the
mother OF Mrs. Mckee Rankin Miss kitty
Blanchald) expired at the Sherman house.
her death was not unlocked for. although il
had been expected that she might survive
The night Her daughter, who. as We all
know, takes the part of one Of the orphans,
was with her up To within ten minutes OF
her death. The doctor told her she might
safely risk going hack % the theater. where
she had 10 carry through her act; bit he had
mlscaIcUlated, and the mother expired soon
after her child lad gone. The knowledge
was merclully withheld from Mrs. Rankin
III after the curtain fell-ChicdyO Inter
OceCli, 9Th.
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IRoPSY EXTRAORDISARY.-An eXtra0rl-
mary event occurred the other day TO q
dWeiler in TIE Hue AHdrau, in Paris FC-
tie last fourteen years woman living IN
HAT street Eas been believed to be 4 sl ffprar
from dropsy. She has had all the symptoms
OF that disease, besides tie usual eXtraOTii-
nary swelling or imitation Of the body A few
weeks since she went 10 Burgundy to make
a visit, and while there she felt inliSpOSea
At The end of 2 few days She experienced tue
Hangs OF childbirth, and gave birth to a dead
child. The child was Of the ordinary size
but its teeth and nails were full grown. The
body has been sent to the Academy OF
Sciences. This birth, after a fourteen years
period of CESSATION. is not unparalleled in
France. In lo3Z lady died at Pas de Calais
who believed herself TO be affected with the
drOpSy for seven years. An INQUEST was
held, and the body of a child, completely o.
Sifed, was discovered.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS

s.,s ais.ys on land large AID e,.ortsd ssool
PINK, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the itch q
sawed and split; sill kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of Importa6
AID Domestic CLEMENTS and CALOINED PLAg.
LIES, snd handling yearly many millions Of BAN.
6Oh LATHs, an In condition 10 oil orders Of any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity 6
tttiOn
Central Omoe-623 Louisfans avenue northwest,
Branch fard-lst ST., bet b and SIS ;, southeast
Nharf-Ioot Of ID street southeast.
octn ly VIM. GUINAND.
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L' Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. Oil 9TH street, opposite U. 3. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
On sTEERT k2S kSh
STREETS N0RTIWEsT; ON ALLEY. BE
EE $Sf ftEEhHs SS5kATTEfs&EEEsTI SS$
SIISs5 sfREEfs NoRfhWksT, |2 At A AGp
Hs as follows: August 70, A. D. l570; November IS
A D 1871 April a. A; d. l7l; prl H. A u. 1871,
lively as follows in bsr s2s folio is ibsr 6s po
ls2 liber 64s folio 3ts lber o., folio l5S and ber
the premises, on UEsDkY, August II. ISIS !S at 2?
cordns to pihry subdivison Of sad sansTe de-
scribed follows: Beginning for the same 30 feet
inches east Of the corner Of said
north street. running thence east on said street
feet inches thence south 100 feet thence west Is
ginning, and improved by three story brick dwell
ing ~
rs as SoWs
point the line Of alley Ia feet north of the
feet to the point
at Cs f
twenty three (33) and twenty four, (A,D in square
senSsd eoWs Se sa ana de-
point Fourth street west distant "a feet south of
thence south ii feet, thence west isl feet inches
thence north Is feet thence east 81 feet inches,
Of beginning, and improved by three two Story
brick STellHipgs,n .v .. . ,,-
wi, lot hpmbered IS, in square numbered "a 10
follow aescribed property, Lot numbered ia a,
e. in Square numbered east Of square eighty seven
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the b,lancs in
g. IL aud Is months, for which the notes Of the pur
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III OE COLUMBIA.
HOld,rs a Sp,rIaI T.rDl. -JsI. alth \

ff0IdtHE SPecid! IsTni' jay IN, I5l5-
In the case Of John T. Given aud Carb srry 3 Hill
ton, executors Of JOHN p. HILTON, deceased,
the executors aforesaid have, with the appro-
baton OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed TUES
DAY, August nth, A. ID. ISIS, for the final settle
said deceased and Of the in hand as the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
proptIy " rched, or they may otherwise by law be
fTostfsd a copy Of this order be published once
=. g., -. free In the Eyening Star previous
D-om-ss A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills,
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VNHOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Lstimer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth ST.

OcutuWoet COTueI ftuubylNhnlh avenue anu lltQ 81,
~ By virtue of deed Of trust from William 7 .
Iii Hadey and wife, bearing date the third day of
January A. D. 1877, and recorded in liber No. ga.
folio 43, one of the land records of Washington
conntyR. G., and upon the request of A. @. Rich
ards, zines A. Nc Dewitt and A d. V. Burr, trus-
tees Of the Eagle Company "a joint stock associa-
tom Of the city Of Washington, ID. c., will expose
for sale at public auction in front OF the premises
on FRIDAY September 3, ISIS, at 5 o'clock D. N ;,
all that parcel and premises lying and situated in
said city Of Washington, and known as part of Lot
numbered four, in Square number 3Sl, beginning
for the same l6 feet from the southeast corner of
iSt number I, thence runuing l6h feet west along
between the two middle houses of the four erected
on said lot number thence north 1853 feet inches,
thence east l6a feet. thence south l53 feet inches
to the place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: $50 cash. of which s loo VIII be
required down at time of sale; balance in monthly
instruments OF 80 per month, with interest, AMI
deed OF trust taken 10 secure deferred payments.
Terms Of sale TO be complied with within i've days
from the day of sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to RESELL at the risk and cost OF the de
faulting purchaser, BIZ giving ono weeks notice Of
resale by advertising in some newspaper Published
in said city. All convey ancing nc, at cost of pur
chaser. SAMUEL K. ARNOLD, Trustee.
aug4-lswiv&ds TH0s. BOWLING, Auet.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPRRT
AT EELTSXIILE In PRINCE GEOREE

Southeast corner Pennsylvania Nv enue and ilth It.
TRCsTEE'ssALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
H AZ ssTTTTrsNx lkLE.i ~ PRINCE GEORGES
- b. virtue Of a deed If trust bearing date the
zlst day Of October, ls73, and duly recorded in
=. Liber H. B.. No. 9, folio iCl, Sc, of the land
land ard by direction Of the holder OF the note Sc
cured thereby, will sell, at Bsl.sville, Prince
MONDAY, the 23d day Of August, ISIS. At IL
O'Clock m, sill that tract piece or parcel Of land
State ot Mary land, and adj ming the lands of Mrs
X p. Hall on the east, Gen. Jacob Ammnn Oh the
lard and others the south-beng part Of the Hay
field Farm. which was lately owned and occupied BY
netes ard bounds, courses and distances following
70 wit -begiuning for the said part at the end Of
Gel Of land described in the deed from I L. Platter
son and wife 20 p. A. Dsrre ille-t being in the
ter 81 the road leading thruugh The said piece OF land
thence with the center Of sail road north 50 deg.
west Is S perches, then south IS deg 80 min. west
ii " perche-. the n north 81 deg. 50 min. west
perche~, then north Go deg 80 min IL O5 perch
then 90 leg - min. west Is 0} perches to the
piece of land; then with the said 5h line, and with
the 9th 7th. sh aud 9Th lines thereof south Ga deg
west G2 peIches. south . deg west ~ 04 perches,
then south IS deg. "a percbes. south 327s deg
west 81 q peTshes, south 3s deg. west 3 perches;
then running at right angles to the llh line of the
perches to the end of II on Perches, on the ~ line
al sn the end Pee' OF land desrGed in ., ad DEED
line of the first piece aforesaid, north deg
50 o. peTches to the beginning, Containing aud laid
Terms II sale One third cash; balance in 6, Il,
aud j months, with interest. tn deferred payments
All conveysncirg at the cost of the purchaser. If
the terms of sale are not complied with within five
risk cost Of the defauIting purchaser after Civ
ing ten days notice. deposit of 100 will be re-
ROBERT p. DODGE, Trustee,
Jy3l -2awts THOS BOWLING, Auct.
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VI'HIs l. IOGIYEN NOTICE. Thai the --h.c-i,a,
u has utFatred from the Supreme Court ~ ~
District Of Columbia, holding SPeoiaI Term Ieters
testal4C ntar~ on the PERSONAL estate Of LANE
NELLY, late Of the District Of CoIaubia
deceased All persons having claims aCain.t the
sAid deceased are hereby warned % exhibit the
same, with the vouChers thereof. 10 this subscriber
On or before the 2Dtb day of July NEXT; they may
ctherWi-e BY Law be excluded from all bsnsdt o
the sad s~tsie Given under my hand this 2OLh day
UAV-S AICHAEL HALEY, Executor,
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HTChinese immigration 70 California =
rapidly Increasing.
~ Miihmen are spending their leisure
hours at The Watering-p places.
a. Somebody is hiding IN the WOODS near
Nashua, y. Il, and shooting al boys who
venture near.
ga person LOOKING ~ some skeletons
asked young doctor present where he got
mem. lie replied, We raised them"
81 samuel Marble, aged = years, fell from
a boat II Tie river az Providence z l. yes
terday, and Was drowned.
~ Mr.. l.. NJ. Speers, 81 Newoerry. =. c..
has obtained patent for a combined grave
coffin ard monument"
~ The gale on Friday was very severe on
the lakes and seVe-al vessels wtr. y-recb,,l
lhe tug Vulcan was lost. with a raft OF
2,utN,tp9 ieet Il lum be-, on Lake Erie.
n$-It Is announced That Henry Warl
Brcc.er viii deliver the annual address at
the New England agricultural fair. 10 be
~ The Shenandoah VA Herald saws.
'Jne Depot al broadway was hrei a few days
ago % lightning, conducted into The build
by telegTs ia wires. 70 was discovered m
TINE tO prevent any serious damage.
rS-Some OF tie English radicals have pro-
posed That The expense ~ The Prince OF Wales
on his India trip stall be paid by means of
- OCO, zoo.
ES-At the death he'd or ". Renlusa. he said
adieu 10 VI. Theirs, and added. We snail
meet again SHORTY IA a better world" re-
neciion not agreeable - Thiers, who once on
the other Size Of thC foo- said, "Tuis ReIcUsat
never Lau any tact
n Through the yrr.T g. a physician a.
Gardner Maine, Who LEFT morphine in place
Oh "a l,tnlng traught, Ms. Jane leatOn. an
aged lady, was rgtauv r8izore-t. and a
nurse Who tastei The G-aught was with diffi-
Guilty saved flOG dea,n.
IF-"JesSle, what was Joe's arm lOingroln4
your waist when you were a the font gate
last NigiIt.'' .lypl "A pvpgQrjo1S I.abanpp nov
OF his sister. "L4s a.Iu Ns,u'. round nv
WalSi; won belt from him, aGj he was
taxing my measure replied fnp INDIGNANT
young laty.-AFfr .aluyHV fsfH.,-.S ftfsrI
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FALTERED AT THE ALTAR--The Column
bus (Ga.) Inquirer, of the 9Th instant, says:
On Saturday last Mr.. w. and Miss s.. young
and handsome, left Auburn for Opelika 10
become man and wife. They had no parental
sanction; but love laughs at THAT when
railroad is near. Arrived at their destina-
ton, the gentleman soon procured license
and minister, when the marriage ceremony
began. 1t had gotten as far as the Joining
hands, and the words making them one were
almost announced, when the fair one per-
emp;orily backed out, and no persuasions
could induce her to go further. The pair re-
turned TO Auburn unmarried. A wise Thought
probably Influenced the maiden.
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AN floPEMF>T--Ilsysurg,u az a V-erg'sv
f'ETs7 yt tt7fh n Rir,sf Mra-i ff.-s,sry--S n
" ttRi AfoAllg 'ErftfltsT-t -T'fle -o>sippfps
C.inmuhity OF Huntington have been nar-
LisAt u Win a choice morSel OF scandal nv
the eloIS ms NJ OF uhe wife o. ono . - wealth.
-. tSIIheTs, MI j III fletcher. ~ ith a green
I''In tililtNet by her a. III hand Tlpo.,,as
leafy entered the s,srv CO 81 NJ Ete,chc, a.,
the eat " part 81 May. having aTrIx.st Sr,,,
ireland OIL a ieW months previous! lie ia
a nnt-lC-sSing, intel sent sort 81 a man MIN
a wealth OF raven clrls about hts neal ana
complex that would excite the envy ~
city belle. He was lot long IN ga ming the
Sntlre co. hdence ~ his employer through his
ihCtNtfy and activity, and ae was fre.u ~ IN
.elt ~ charge of the Farm during FletcheT'S
uhilNrafy absences from the town. some az
winch iaNled Tor week. Ms. Fletcher
60 tlln' a. ihe crnenhorn' : advent {,
ne HoihlVlse, seemed a''S avs very SOLICITORS
~ hilt'. hut her interest tu T.eahN MAS mis-
'tA ,,. .! htT husband for just appreciation
on saturday week Mr.. FLETCHER len horo. 10
ot Aohe ,ot a lew days, and. ~ was Ms cns-
ION. tod Ie&hN 10 4" Look To fhtn,S. ,,D.sI
rs return returning uleNpectally The fll-
loving nisht, az a late hour. he was sur-
CriSed 10 find Lsahy occupying his place in
MfS. fletchers boudoir. \ scene enSuad.
during which lCahv mace his eSraue frn,e
the enragcd husband anu fed NOM ih, house
Mrs fletcher went, on TIE follow il.g daV -
ttr SISTER :. where ste rofHstued until last
rlday. The following morning she LEFT for
NhiCsE' ma company with Ter Illicit lover.
!eaNirg hehind her three children and an
!iaty husband. and taking w.th her 5000
tcAtthtr with al hat was 81 all valuable in
ne house. lCafy i only twenty four wears
Nalo OF iprlN-aNc suramSrs.-N Y Herald
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THIS EVENING
JAMES GUILD. Aasir:qser,
10i4 Pennsylvanis a.erue
TO.MOR ROW.

'THOMAS BOWLING,
Il $3.50 Auctoneer and Real Estate Broker
AT the old stand of La inner + Clear,
Southwest corner Pennsy vanis avenue and 18th SITS
HORSES. WAGONS HARNESS MACHINERY
OFFICE FIN TUBES, &C &C, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY MORNING. August IL
~ $50, AT ~ clock, at stables NJ. 1925 h
sIrt ct northwest, will sell the Stock M.rbinerv
Fixtures, &c, Of John J. Gleason L Co, consisting
In part Of S
Three stylish young Horses, five and seven years
old, sound and perfect: '
One wagon, with pole and shafts cor, nIata.
One Shifting Top buggy:
Three sets Double Harness:
One set Single Harness, in use bnt a short time.
Fairbanks Platform Scales Walnut Otfire TjesL
ana large lot If damaged Machiuery, Feed
Bins Bags, Measures. sc &c
IT, Special attention is called to the horses a.
they were selected by MIR Gleason 10 West Virginia
Terms cash.
augy-td THOMAS DOWNING kuc-
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MARRIAGE OF A DAUGHTER OF LIVING
SToSE.-The London Daily News OF July =
says. THE marriage Of Miss Agnes Living
stone, the eldest daughter of the distinguished
African explorer, 10 M. Alexander Bruce, OF
the firm of Younger x Co, brewers, took
place at Hamilton yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Moffat, grand
father of the bride, assisted by Rev. @.
Thompson, or Hamilton, and Rev w Rigby
Murray, OF Manchester. The service was
conducted according to the ritual of the
Church OF Scotland. The breakfast was given
at the residence OF Or. London, one of the
late DIR. LivingstOne's most intimate friends
The presents were numerous and varied and
were sent from all parts OF the globe and the
donors Included peers, members of parlia-
ment, and friends In all other ranks OF So
ciety. The bride and bridegroom LEFT for
England TO spend the noneymoon.p
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IHE krDiNESTS oF INFI ALTON say
bli!, what : dat on 'hnrf I'm Sc papahs bout
'iiaShGn Oh lie scUIrcncyr an wat be lie 'feck
on >hinin'."
tIashun' Aint you bin reelin wells me
in lie papahss''
Well. Idonno, don't zacAly mlsremom-
ban how 10 is.
" GU Tool uigah can't stand nu:hinC Its
Jes dls' l'ar : sum er dem feIlers dat wants
Ter git dar boots Shinc'i twic. W 2 one ten
cent dime and agin, dar's sum vat links a.
am JestlS. Dem fuS ones Is GasAunistS aud
de Cooer ones iS-''C iSfiaShuui-S"
Dat : "a, i"S a., an don [ b.tc.e iu HaShun
All dats IT, de hole S-hiock "-.SruFliHgt a.
ttgTLStg.
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TNRuSTEES SALE OF ONE FINISHED AND
4 TWO UNFINISHED BRICh DWELLINGS.
ON CURCORAN STREET, BETWEEN l3rH
WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (SuccesSOr 10 Green & Williams, AUcts,D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID str sets

INV JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN - AND
STREETS kuRTHWESF. AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY. August 18th, 1873. al o'clock
m, shall sell, in front of The premises Lots
5, IL, Is, ~, 20 and q in square So, having p
alley. - gu"
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months "I'h int rest and secured by deed Of trust
oil property sold. All convey aucing ~ purchaser
cost S25 down Oh each lot " hen struck OF.
augp q WASH. b WILLIAMS
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VERY HARD TINES.-"TiraaS Is evtr,ordt-
nary hard said a ha Egart looking rre iiUm.
a. he rolled a damaged fu-ceut stafl.i In the
hollow Of his hand. "It's aS much a. Q can
DO To live. and my wife haSii-t ua4a bnD-
net IN four MONTHS
Too much rag money in the country. L
sIplo>t. suggested SympatIiZiug fIieof
mo, ia mt that" rcpl.,t the aIfen iaf,i
oracle OF the unseen world. "Spirits has cot
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-11

The Pope has wonderful will power.
de is old, and daily grows more feeble, but
he Is always ready for his numb erless duties
business interviews and aud fences.