davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-17

LohE nnd ahork c1eaTS funnler: a se&te ca.ll. und
0t7[e ~ summer and laqgiaa for wnter Cunlhcr
lands, oakHOAc, ehs or seller JHiy1 summer long
cleA1 Sa4cs lopR.out hams 129125fc, boEsds bacon
hsmA 13<4s4}xo-
fttrdss-WA1 Hutet at BklHo. -
IEEF EFFROnDCTS-Werc steady and nntct ut sin.7s
HllU for messs .stl. .7t452.0O Tor c1trn ,ncss an1
e.. .Urkx. 80 for hama.
7Hfoio-WRs Qu0tnl 1t et5s4o for city, end 1880 fur
country lok1, according TO condition.
, 1876-07-17

=. Is TuEHE ols Is TuEH3 TO NEt rkH1C IN
DAN YEASCIsCol
Tho tremendous lcctnu In slIc San rcnc;4co
sihll, .tock market, TT the bonanza stocks nsns.o
prul,lcu; AArinlsass Vt Slu, oU1, 0OJ M 1I4, OEu-
!Otu u,.d tho cy1ent downward susirg there Of al
financial intcrc.,a, lsaa given rts to reports of
,pan'c In cAltfotn!u. The New York Herald ltas
pdyices Of shu 1:}tl Inst. flom Sun kmncisco, VI
III Interesting: character:
Y'!srtl, " ~ ,'.c hero ~ n,E b cslIed
S !; II; v , ;sSa ~ Ss1 ~ AZ 1ssS ter
linn usnat Many la;ge operators arr .nklnc rlr sn
:. III s,lf:
y n ayy M ts ss s..ss ~ j. t.1 It'll H. n n1kss
~ sss g e. v T ~ IF . 9.gr s1asgy n lug
::Sa r. 4 ;s l,s
81 tg ae r IND !s M as IT, sfs T. s
s ss ;fs s a y4:f a|S si. s1
I snS ns W. a9s VI ] sss ss IL In 5 iii
aSa aGysiy msFxss S.IstsS Ssa {o $S FtSsss
s5sasIa. p: +sas!d ths ivP.i:s Sss;. .sss hsss
nora tendency.
In itu hnanca! article tle HtraM describes the
position Of Mr. Kccnc the Jay Gould of California
street. end soseshaaows }lc. aui -apath struggle
hctxeen him anl Flood & O'Drjcn. 1t Eays:
Ws ~ Informed " gsAtle1a xao has rseeGi!y 70.
'sIa s,t i. spssuass hsxS
Ss:s = ss fSs u nas n
sseg sisd who ~. bcca eonspca6as u iargs ster f
tl!at many il Ito nln4a Feeliug from ts lnasnns
sss ass sskss 4 Sc s
sne!t t,s l.l4t ana tspe.e 70 degree That NUT Er.
Il H. IL Ss4 hss xs
elia ttat Messrs aAskey s1d olsrca rscosnklnE lii.
Mssks ,,; , ao y tgssa nsess.ary SsnM0 10 bseak
LIVING rIIorlT.
An exception, OF a rather grim character, to tho
general depression Of ouslness IL to Ia found In tAe
high tuteY Of profit pad by tho cuu,eteelcu Of E1In-
burg. Thu EllnbaIg Southern CDneto.y hns de-
clnreI disldnnd and bonus for the past yoar Of
.17 per cent against Is per cent last ycar; tho
:'EdinhnrE Western Cemetery Inns announced 1oH
.pcr cent, as compared with 10 per cent, and tho
Edlnburg Cometory Company pays Ii per cent.
TIE DrcRHAsr IN uEslNEss.
business at London, far ~ ily magnitude u In.
;dlcascd ly bunk tEantaestot1, contlnnes about Ii
ire nrat twenty slx weeks Of thu past four ycaEs
compare With ihosoa New York thus;
::: $;s rs ';ss 6 Il
ssss 7ssS a$SS d IS II Is Is
Lonluu. and nearly IT par cent husu. II tho de.
cline In urlers there had been ~ great NJ It ha.
her. .hs cle1sngs womid Indicate that shcrc ha'l
n'pauurci lMquantitcs. uut tho acc!ins Ut prIces
Tat!ic, Jaly ii A ~ ~ y"
Gold was 111at11l.f. nreenhacka wero COY
EfH0Ac OIL tho dollar In gold.
, 1876-07-17
COMMERCIAL.

Thcfollowlns were tho receipts and shipments of
tho leading aEtclGx Of rruducs in this city during
the twenty.fo hourd ending mt 7 o'clock on
Saturday morning. and for .thc corresponding
tlme last year:
, 1876-07-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
How Enr tho Present Dizziness Is
a nIntter Of Sentiment.
Principal characteristics Of tho Loan
Market Last Week.
The Produce Markets Less Aotive-Pork
Easior-Lam and Meats Steady.
4 General Decline in Brcadstufls, with
a Poor Dclnnnd.


no question Ii n1ors frequently asked among
;Anstnaas. men and bankers nowadays thau the In
anley how lonr the unprecedented dulluess 10 10
noatInus that now marks cvory department Of
trade and anaucc There aro some who lake, a. they
have done for ten years past, gloomy vtcw Of the
fptuso: and there are others who predict, AZ thny
have dong four times year sneo the panic that
,..ncxt Season" will seo us on tho mend.
Tho truth IA. that, when good times
come, tbcy Will steol oh ~ ~ impcFccrtiby az
alcep: and snothcr truth Ia, that, through all the
vAlk norsdays abquk failures, and losing money,
and tho doprecIatton Of property, tho people arc
steadily growing tlcher. Tho wealth Of nation.
as David L. Wells has said In one Of his reports, Is
like nightly tlyos II nowa On to tho sca. gather.
Ing volume ~ It goes IL not greatly accelerated by
fre.hets, nor mucl, retarded BY droughts. The
great rnaas OF the people have been at work during
the pnst three years adding something to tho wealth
OF tho milton. Chicago has grown In population, In
houses and stores, In manufactures and business.
Tho main obstacto now 10 rceosntuon Of these
facts is sentiment. Mon nre 70 etegarions that
, 1876-07-17
PETROLEUM,

CIBsR1ASD, O.. July l5- -Pctrofeum IunrEot stfonE
1Otest. 141c; ,5o test, 1aHc
P1rTBHCna, Ps., Jaly l5-retrolcum quiet md
atcahys crude, S742M vt rarEssa; reane. tic phla'
IcIpbtn delivery.
, 1876-07-17
LUMBER.

Ths csrGo market wss quiet. About dozca carRoes
we're NJ ths kaic locks Il noon aud four ave
sold carly. Doa!ers aaktng &u pscos bat ulade
concessions GIL piece stun Friday sysunk ani the e9ass
, 1876-07-17
DR.. @. RIGELQW

HAS NE3tnYEn from 10 South cor. Van Hu1
Etn tus5 Ws.l adsoa It. cor Jcderson Chicago. H.
IT, II y IT, fsr ~ 9s assr
Et,kns eHrsd ssts5 prtt.tes rannhs. y pa3s,
aeaut Lamts Rooms separate for ladss md gentl3
Me1; Consultation fEro. :. sfaIrlHu Guide. or ho3
thug oA ta Eenrra1Ss syss,n that II worth klSsfal
, 1876-07-17

PROVISIONS.
1fog rHOnUcTs-Wcrc qutet, except IN pork, nn,,
irregular, within narrow 1niA iIbgs weru In light
supply. md stoady. and rho stocks of wlntcrcurcd
stM wert snalL hut the latcf fact discounted tho
previous crcntnx, aI,f thcra ltttte rcxAnn for
further advance There WA no tpccial change IN the
sono of adsfccs from other poinA Summer eAckn1 In
nunsuh''y nctisn. TIN tosai number pf oi racKp In
this clty since March IL 7u 72 head, against nlout
4ctl uOO for same tintc last yrar,
The Ddtsv Commercial Report gtvcf tbs following
the shipments Of provisions fron, this city for tho
periods named;
, 1876-07-17
ny TELEGRAPH.

uY TELEGRAPH.
Nrw YoRK. July 16.-G0ld steady throughout
tho day n 111*GA111M. closing st the latttr lsusc
lurt.atasph clpsed atrony.
Hallway mortgages dEm.
Btaas pssuds 1ntet and nomtnR].
1ts flock market essnsd heavy sud lower, with
, 1876-07-17

hln1lo1 ant other haynr1 to1k the cirgocs TINT hnrr
hcen lyias A. tho dntks for ~nrk or ~. Manlstcn
rircc.s hes iech so'a tY qualities and tangtls at
$'1Hu uL null niny be gtoted nj u. 10 MI Ti,r ru-
ccpa lIsrly I, IN sinall for tc. hnI srlrrs
sI.a.ki|.s S.n " etht ana r,sraSe e1rx,'s n.
,thchaHE!. ranatnv frn, 51tt a amt SO ~
I.ih Wrtc 1uIrt nt s. u. httt shingles at V2NlS1a5
Over.
Al the yarla .ra!a = slow. nni the qtose prttes
sometimes aaArh for tnmtct tn11 ff.u tlc cAfu
duck. hnt ptuahY not from tho pes. Fuowng tic
, 1876-07-17
AEt.Al4,

OFylox oF TUE COMPTROLLER oy CUaKE.cY,
WAsll&u1ox. u. e.. Mby ~, 1870.
~ Si.Isos .x3a*t H. c,.{ Na.ioa.t l'.uk e til4
fy H. tlAt tho +AtIe nAl LR rrsscntc4 10 Eail1n
YllxoTth. with tn lrul pfoof therpof With
y tAtse inontha from thit dAt 9I ths{ xill y, sRl
loYpa. taixned} JOHN IAf KNOX.
, 1876-07-17
DIR. STONE, 81 H.: .si;E:1s;ss siE s:$.sss;; III;

and Private plsHa4es, Seminal WeAkhesst Hcxual
petllty. Feaiu pLAascs.rtc tfrF ~ u cases curet.
cuEts guaranteed or 1lHnEy refuuttl. Charges krA-
33onahs:, AisAlssnss sent arsrywhsrs GYni'niatloa
for both illustrated and of uther things
Nrnt ssaied fer iwU 1aaps. NJ N--br. bluhB u the}
ONLY scciAIlat ln Chlcagu whu IL regular gTaluALnl
A '1lElclpY 49,
, 1876-07-17

Flour, tr!s.....
Wheat tJu....
torn, l,u.....
uaiA hu.......
lsyE, l,u........
]laficy4 Dtl.,...
q. seed. tht,.,
T. sec.t. III -.
n. corn. llh...
e, sl,eRtA It's .
t1etf+ t,ra...
, 1876-07-17

Thu decline blneo Last year IL ahoot II per cent at
I.onduu. and nearly II per cent hers. II tho d..
eltus In urlers there had been ~ great ~ 1t ia.
hete, ths c1easings would Indicate that thurc hal
been at London very little decrease OF business
npa1urcd lnguantitacs But tho drc!iI.s Ut prices
there has prnfably bccu lesa than ~ per ccuL1af
Public, July IL.
COLD Asp uREnxnAcks
, 1876-07-17

The 1oEIOWlng were TIC 0xp0Fts fF0M New Y0T
for the wceks ei,liMy IS dated:
, 1876-07-17

Leave Arrive.
Eansaa City Denver Fast tx lst1,s1 n NJ = 1,,s-
r. Louis BprinRneil Kk.....t j):Sja H. r.
H. Louis, NprlH9ltll TuxAs 8 ijiIE)b IN 7.Jtt' ~
laktn and Peoria FAat Express sID:tEa nj, t.nin y
Peoria Day ExprcH1. ,..t,,,.s ft.tfla C" .SSnn. ~
YcnFlR ktokuk i Uslrugton.l H:ibiD III 5:is' 5iGis' NJ
E.acago& g. p&uucatl Il. IL Et, v:fkj r. IN .Eua' y
stteht1rs Lncpn, WkL1'ton H. s13:;9r III 1:3" ?.
joliet Dwight Are0nlilAtnl Stu D. m !. J::rin ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21

A PHYSICIAN of a London hospital writes
To the British Medical Journal: There il
10 recognized reason why OF late years neu-
ralgia of the face and scalp should have in
creased SO much I'm the female sex. as COM
pared with our own. There is no doubt that
~ Is one OF the most common OF female mall
adies-one of the most painful and difficult
Of treatment. IL is also a cause OF much
mental depression, and leads more often TO
habits OF intemperance than any other. This
growing prevalence of neuralgia may TO
some extent be referred TO the effects OF cold
upon the terminal branches of the nerves dis
tributed TO the skin; and the reason why
men are less subject 10 IL than women may
To great extent be explained by the much
greater protection afforded by the mode in
which the former cover their heads when
they are In the open air. ltmay ~ observed
that the surface OF the head which is actually
covered in man is at least three times that
which fashion allows TO women; indeed, the
points of contact between the hat or bonnet
and the head in the latter are SO irregular as
might otherwise be afforded"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21

CREEPING OF RAILs.-The creeping OF
railroad rails has attracted some attention
OF late, and, while we do not attempt 60 eN-
plain II, We offer "A point on the fact that. on
lines running north and south, the western
rail "creeps" faster than the eastern rail-
that L., this strange movement OF the rail to-
wards the south Is more marked I'm one rail
than In the other on the same track. Fur
tEermore, II has been noticed that on such a
me the eastern rails wear out the fastest.
Both OF these points, we think, can he eN-
plained 10y the motion of the earth as IL turns
nom the west toward the east. Everything
that has free motion In dragged after the
whiriing globe; every wind that blows and
every tide that moves feels the influence.
ana our train going north or south is pulled
over towards the east, and naturally press
es the eastern rail most heavily. TIE west
eTn rail, being relieved OF It's share OF weight,
"creeps' more freely aud 1uickly. IL is also
noticed that the wheels that run on the
eastern rail wear out the first, and we can
but think that this earth motion is the true
cause. The practical side OF this Is that the
eastern rail and wheels should be stronger
Scientific American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
The Ceachinr CInh

]
The Coaching CLUB OF This city BIDS fair %
oe brilliant success. Since the autumn
races, when the ri st muster was held and
INC splearai c. 81 i've coaches I'm line 10 Je-
rStnc Park made such a decided scnsation
the CAPITALIZATION of the club has bceU oorra-
ple'ed, aud several enthusiastic meetfnr.
nave heSu held. and now NJ least twpl "
coaches arr counted uIob a. sure 20 make
hCr appearance IN the. spring parafe
Among the rules adopted Is one Inrevtdlos,
ana one In October. These will be similar 10
TIE paradeS "a the ksur-in-hand clubs in
LONDON. On these occasions the club IL en-
pected 20 turn out in fail force. and every
cnSeh Us required 10 appear Ia perfect reguls-
The course will be from Madison square nm
Fifth avenue pavement pcrmittingl round
central Park, and back again 60 MSdfxoa
square. Ga race days also there s7h hr
Iuli turn out, hui the coaches on those days
are not required In keep together. Tue Of
ncers OF The club are Mr. VILLA m Law Press
ldent Mr. James q Bennett. Vice Pres ident.
shd Mr. William 4. Douglass, Secretary and
treasurer. Messrs. DE Lancy Kane and
fredertck Bronson. together with Ire tbrse
oIncers above named. compose the ExecW-
tive committee. No one can be a me nher Who
u not owner or psrJ owner OF n drag ana
SOL 20 drlve Tour horses. The object Of the
door sports, such a. polo. lawn tennis
racket, &c, and considering the taSte
wealth, and spirit OF the gentlemen who awe
organized IL, there can be no question OF its
Mr.. Bennett. with his accustomed l,heraIt-
", las purchased n beautiful cottage with
ample grounds for polo and other games adj
joining Jerome Park, and placed the same
al The disposal OF the club Tue members OF
the Coaching Club being all members of The
Jockey club will Of course make free use of
We clUb house. grounds, aud stables of the
American Jockey Clue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
hUNCANSON BROS, Auctfoneers,
" SOutheast corner 9Th and u sta northE.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE PERSONAL EFF.
FECTS OF THE LATE Nj. OLUF STEINER
Ben, CHAMBERLAIN OF HIS MAJES CY the
King OF SWEDEN AND NORWAY, AND EN-
E0Y ENTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER
aELLiHTNrlfPOTENTIARY TO THE UNITED
On MONDAY MORNING, January "a
XVNvV con mencng at 1 I O'Clock, we will sell at
SHHv pubic auction, in room No. 10, first floor,
LeDroit building corner Of 8th and streets north
west the effects OF the late NJ. Ouf Stenersen IN
Concert Grand Piano Forte, TX octaves, steinway
superb Piano Cover and Stool.
Offlce Decks, Tables and Brackets.
turkish and Persian Car pet and Bugs.
Superior Brussels Stair and Parlor Carpets.
Turkish window Curtains and Hangings.
Inlaid Table, Boxes, &C.
Italian Marble Statnary, Rogers Statuettes.
French Travelling Clock, Galv auc Batteries.
inches high.
About ounces Of Sterling Silver consisting Of
Table, Dessert and Breakfast Forks.
Table, Tea and Egg Spoons.
Fish Knife and Forks.
Asparagus Tonss; Soup, Gravy, Sauce and Sugar
Ladies, &c. This silver is unmar ked, aud most
OF = has never been used
Silver Dessert Spoons and Forks, fine gilt, with
ivory handles.
Rogers ivory handled Table, Dessert and Breakfast
Knives.
A collection of English, French and German Books.
Together with many other articles cessary to
mention. The goods will be exhibition two day 8
before the sale. Terms cash.
JsDl5- dts Ed CLEARY, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
DIED.

ALLWINE. AT her fathers residence, in Alex
andTia county. January 2Oh, Ross, eldest ghter
OF Jacob and Catharine Alwine, in the 18th year u
her age.
Her funeral will take place from ST. Dominic d
church at 4 O'Clock saturday, 20 which the
friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
KING. On Friday, the 2lst instant, ct q o'clock
q m, CArHARINE, beloved wife Of Thos. King, aged
CO years.
Funeral from St. Johns church lsth and Il SITS Il
tomorrow Saturday , afternoon. at ) o'clock.
ONEIL. On the 20t instant. Oracle Ball, b.
loved child Of Charles W. and Jane Il. y Nell, assl
years ana months.
Relatives and friends o. the family are respsct-
fuy invited TO attend the funeral from the residenco
OF the parents, No. 1913 q street southeast, oln-
day, the 23t instant, at O'Clock .. N. q
STEWART. On the 10th instant, at rs ,. H.,
FRANK MARION, aged years, months and 7dsys,
second daughter of Frank AMI Lille Stewart
Relatives and friends of the family respect
fully Queted to attend her fupesal from No al
= street, between 4th and sth streets northwest
SATURDAY, 1t ii o clock o. NJ.
THICKER. In Georgetown, ID. c., on Friday,
the 2lst inst, ct O'Clock .. m, HENRY THEcKKR.
aged 81 years.
friends and relatives Of the family are rsspsct-
fully inv tied TO attend his funeral Sunday sftGs.
noon. ysnu.ry 2Sd, a. AZ o'ciock ?. m from ~
late residence, No. 80 Green street, GeorgQO0n
q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21

y MARVELLOUS PIECE OF MECHANISM has
just been exhibited at Paris. Ii is an eight
day clock, which chimes the quarters, plays
sixteen tunes, playing three tunes every
twelve hours, or al any intervals req Iired.
The hands go round as follows One, once
minute; one. once an hour; one, once a week;
ore, once year. 1t shows the moons age,
The rising and setting of the sun, the time OF
high and low water, half ebb and half mood.
and by beautiful cOntrivance there is a
part that represents the water, which rises
and falls, lifting some ships at high water
Tide as Il they were in motion, aad as IL
recedes leaving these automatOn ships dry
ON the sands. The clock shows the hour OF
the day, day OF the mouth, month OF the
year, and IN the day of the month there is a
provision made for the long and short
months. 1t shows the signs of the ZOiiac; II
strl kes or not, chimes or not, as may be de-
sired; and IL has the equation table, showing
the difference OF clock and sun every day IN
the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRoMAs DOwLISG, Auctioneer

lVeiY December Sd. A. u. l574, aud record II in
- hoer No 77t, folio l95, ct seq, aud lber No
40 fol0 45, 81 seq of the land records for the Dis
lot OF Ooiuuois, and the request and By tn di-
rtction OF the party thereby secured viii ssI at
puklc auction, in front Of the premises, on TUES
nA1 february 1st. A. ID. ls76, a. 4 O'Clock D. m :.
tbe ioowlng de scribed real estate situ.ted In the
sity Of inston, =; o., to Wit: All of lot num-
Oereo NIFTY four in Edward Clark's subdivision of
oiiRlnal lot numb sixteen, in square numbered
SIX hundred and sixteen the same is described in
The ONCE OF the Survey in said city, in book
y page Is. Also, part of lot numbered fifty three,
IN sand square numbered six hundred and sixte of
sne same subdivision the said part Of lot numbered
ntty. hres being Immediately next aod adJoi ming
lot NO. o., in said square, the west, aud having
'front.' OF one foot on north street and extending
back with that width the whole depth Of said lot
nifty three to an alley.
Terms: 0ne-thi cash, balance in siV, twelve,
and eighteen months, With interest at the rate of
per cent. per anpum secured by q deed Of trust on
the property ssid or all cssh a. the option of the
purchaser at time OF SALE All convey ancing at pur-
chaser's cost. If terms of rsle are not complied
wit in seven days the trustees the right to
resell the properly at the risk aud cost of the de-
faulting purchaser, after Ave days advertisement
JAS. fULLEBr0N, tr...
DENNIS CONNELL,S Nrus'ees'
Jan4-eodds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21

NIGHT DOCTORS FOR PARASITIC project
of police at Paris, remarks the Pail Mall
Gazette, has lately issued a decree with the
object of meeting one OF the great require
ments ofthe day, or rather the night, in that
e ,eyerv naii.o nf,;n ,ns si & ice,
ing 10 get up at night will inscribe their
names. The public may see the list there all
night and choose any name they please. A
policeman will forthwith proceed to the doc
tors house, awaken him from his slumber.
and give him ten-franc fee. Tnis fee will
be reimbursed to the municipality by those
who are able TO afford IL, but those VINO can
not pay will receive medical succor gratis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

DECEMBER 10, 1875.
Sealed Proposals., will be received At this Depart
for furnishing certain articles Of STATIONERY
for the use Of the Department for one year from
Biank forms of proposal, stating the quality and
estimated quantity Of each article. will be furnished
on application to the First Assistant Postmaster
Eech proposal must be signed By the individual or
firm making it, and be accom- panied by guarantee,
master or United s. ates attorney where the bidder
resides that the bidder shall within ten days after
being called upon t. do 80, execute q contract to
article articles awarded to him; 10 be accom- pa
MED by bond, with approved security, in q penslty
articles TO be furnished by said bidder, conditioned
upon the faithful performance Of the same.
nj troposais nnaScompanied By such guarantee will
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject
ed item by Item or By classes or items, the Post
The articles delivered must be according to pro.
posals manufacture and quality, and be fur nished
the quantity estimated in the form OF and
must be delivered free Of charge to this Department
The delivery shall be made to the person desig
mated BY the Postmaster General to receive the arti
Giles, which shall be subject TO xarnination and in
he failure to deliver in reasonabie ,i@s, asy
two weeks at furthest, the delivery Of article
deficient IN quality or quantity, Will be nsid suff-
Of the Postmaster General.
The Postmaster General will, in all cases, beside
OF the Kind and Susliy by the eoars
eetiDe any Or lsll Of bids II. in bis judgment, the
interests Of the Department require 1t.
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be furnished,
and samples Of cutlery will be shown on appN-
Each proposal must be endorsed on the envelope
PROPOSALS for stationery,n aud be directed to the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
0ecD-,ft Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
JaI2l-eott

II II. WARNkR.
Trustees SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
tshr 0s Nri PR yPEk w TIE SOUTH
AND on The sd SrHTkEs G6kssR IF
10Th AND K STREETS H0RrHWEST.
e A. b. 1874, recorded in Liber No. ia, folio 800
one of the land records for the District Of Columbia
will sell at public snctioh. in frost Of the pTemi
sses, respectively, on WEDN ESDAY, January 18th
iSl6, the ing described real estate situate in
the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia, to
At 3x O'Clock p m, the north twenty We rs fee,
hundred and forty three tsss beginning for 'H The
same at the northeast corner of said number
thence west along the south line of.K street north
one hundred lo0 feet; thence due south twenty five
to the rst line 10 the line OF 10th street west
thence north with the west line of 10Th street west
10 all Of Ios
and three 49, in Davidson recorded division
OF original lots In square two hundred and 'tytwo,
tween 18th and 4th streets northwest said lot three
90 being improved by three story and attic Brick
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at g. Il, Is and "a months, at per
trust on the property sold or ali cash at the option
of the purchaser deposit of S9sO will be required
on the New YORK avenue lots al time q sss x
CONVEX at cost OF purchaser purchasers If
the terms f Of sale are not nc CON with in
the defsuliins purchaser or purchasers after i've
B BESJssIs 4 :: s SyTbER, ,rru.te.s.
jane eodts lRep. ,lsthal9thl
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
nary 26th, is7s, same hour and place
By order Of the Trustees.
ian2D-eOta GRau 3Sth626sh I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-21
I SALE UNDER DEED OF Trust.

. BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated June llth, A.
ID. 1872 and recorded In LibeF No 6S3, folio 1SS of
the land records for the county Of Washington, D.
G.. and By direction Of the parties secured in said
deed OF trust, will sell in front of the premises,
BOMBAY, January 31st, A. d. lS46, at 30
O'CLOCK m, all of Lot numbered fifteen, in So uare
numbered one, in the city OF Washiogton, ia the
District OF Columbia, containing $50 square feet
theIeabouts, with the i'm proyements thereon.
Terms: Onethird cash and the residue in equal
instsnents 1t 8, II and Is months, with interest
from day Of sale. able semi annually 1t rate Of
payments to be secured by the pure naser's notes
aud deed Of trust the property sold or al cash
a. sale, and the convey ancing muat be at pur.
chaser's cost. If terms Of sale not complied
risk and cost Of de faultlng purch after
6 We days notice in the Eyeatng Star newspaper.
JOHN n. HANNA Trustee.
janl7 -:aw&di WASH D. WILLIAMS, Auct.