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EVENING STAR.
Towards the North Pale.
'IDAY. November 3, lsss.

DIR. ISAAC l. HAYES GIVES HIS vIEws-
ThE BRITISH HNPEDITION DECLARED A
DR.: Isaac i. Hayes, the Arctic explorer,
publishes a letter In witch he de ares In
round terms tina, the British expedition is q
ialIure; that IL In no way justified the ex-
pectatiobs formed concerning Az: thai AZ
accomplished but very little more thau he
q, ImseiI hsd cone; and that IL had no right
,er canrIn sse. only years trial The let
I'm conclusion, allow me TO say thsLihIs
great Ensllsh expedition, fron wiz so
much was expected. looks very like a fsrrs.
The Pane ora was sent TO carry out letters
which she left At Littleton Island. near
where vintered In iSeo-'6i, and. with the
great expedition, not where 10 was expected
10 be. but In mid ocean on It's way nome
And now, after all, the great object mas NOT
been attained. Toe scieotinc world and the
curious OF sll civilized nations are griev
ou,ly disappointed. For once they were
convinced that, since the British govern
ment had expended Its best efforts aud spent
It's means 10 the extent OF $4,000 We should
have some positive knowledge ss 10 what
nature is busy with ABOUT the North Pole.
Well. the world will roll on a. 10 did before,
politicians will have their day. and grass
Will grow beneath the feet OF slothful men,
but still the curiosity OF msu viii never rest
uL I'll sea and land shall Is known from pole
TO pole, be II OF use or not. Toe great
achievement OF IN English, or a. least one
schieYemeut OF sufficient importance 20 oe
caoleu over, is that EsQutmaux traces cease
on The west shore In latitude 81 deg 81 min,
whele they cross 10 Greenland This L. In =
eresting, and 10 the scientist matter Of
importance, bet as reported the same fact
from personal experience some years ago, IL
can hardly be looked upon as ne w. or infor-
nation. IL Is further stated that 'tne Inn
practicabillty of reaching the North Pole
was proved 1 maintain that they have
proved nothing OF the kind, and Will still
further ssy that they have done with ali
their big steamers very little more, viewed
practically, than i did with my little
schooner In an expedition which cost IS 600,
or Or. Kane with his brissntine. And so
ends that for which he hoped SO much. Tits
grstfy ing 10 turn from this TO gather Que
spark OF comfort out of these icy regions.
Professor Nordenss jold has actually shown
that the mouth or the Yenisel river can be
safely reached by the Nova Zembla Sea, and
To all intents and purposes that the n0rLh-
east passage TO Cathoyo can be ma lie
through a watery highway. VINO comes
next? Norway has proved the predictions
of the early geographers. Euglsnd mas fsilet
iD her purpose of more than TIRES nj a half
centuries: will America be the firSt to plant
her flag at the North Pole?"
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAj
OCT0BIR 18Th, 1875,

An Law wAsHIseros.
20 sit,,o-s, !llioots Oity and way ssstions.
sn, q kscl: ans ssa s Station:
TIo.B.ltimore and AIersndri. junction. Sun.
TGri, Philsssips ds'' aHa Boston E,-
Way stan,nn. fsrior Oars. SUNDAY, stops
s sSo-eesst,"ST' 9 ma Wy Stations: e
sg,l lasr..s SrsderioI, f Hsss;.t soe and
s Ss tsS, Ped t r.IlOs .Dd slespsrs No CON
So9.PSin. Of Rceks and W.y Stations. H.r-
an: md va ss ssss: n n.s. ..n h.
On issisrn Cities No .soS.. except Il Relay ssg
h fcI through Rss:snse, Baltimore and Phils:
Annapolis only.J
l91s.Balsimors, Way Stations. Ellioott City and
LOO. Yorl, Phil.delph.a and Norfolk M.
station: and s SlssSn o Sn Sunday all
S;S9L,B sath and Way stations. Frederick
4:s0-saltinors and Laurel I1pre-.
Se eoIis.n and Psiut Of Roes. vis Metro
asssJ:.own sna wineSsstsr. VI 0''ul''' '0'
&AsIS.iiinore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s9mBaltinOre and wsy Stations to Annapolis
s:4s-oineinnasi and Louisville Express. M.
sssss s;s.uIa.y 9sssT.to.p snd Winchester.
car n 70 aS and sOu:vs
-Phi,sdelpbis md baltimore iIpress.
Is -Osstlp ore and Way Stations
aSS-Pfttsburg, Chicago, columbus.
s<gd,baitfmore, Alexandria Junction, and
Io:o0-se-s York and Philadelphia Nigh. EI.
ION lrtss, Sleeping o.. to New York.
function.
1145-St. Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago
end TO Loui.y1ile Saturday. sisepors.
IIO, $40. $40, 9:20 o. m: I 40. 4:4S, $50,
s4s, 700, 7:I5. 1885, $40, 300, 10 :Os and
l1:4e .. N. daily
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection Sunday tor HARsrstovn or Val
ley Branch; or for New York aud Philsdelphis as
$40 o. N and 4 40 m.
Tor further information apply ct the Bafimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Wasbiostou Stations and
leS, COL ana sos Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
baggage to be checked and received at any point
In the city.
THOs. u SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
l. COLE, Gene, ri Ticket Agent.
GEO 8. KO6HTZ, General Agent. sepl.tr
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DIED.

RAkER-WnLIK, son Of Lewis II and Josephs
bsker, sged pears, months, and - days.
funeral o. SATURDAY, eth instast, 81 .. N from
HIS late residence.
GKARY, On the I'd Of November, 1876 Of a. D.
m amer short illness, WILLIAM GEARY. IN t6s
ssth ear Ct bis age, resident OF Baltimore for any
years.
His funeral will take place from his son . Crao..
Ce5ryD residence lis d street north o est on Sat
urday morning, ct O'Clock, and proceed % 81
Aloye1us church, where REG uiem will be oeIs-
prsts1. The friends Of the ismIy are respectfully
MCMAHON. In Chicago. on the ID OF Novsmbsr,
1875, ef ) o. clock o. N, MlcHA HI Nc QAHeN
His remains viii arrive In W ashington on sAtur
day evening, and viii De <ken 20 the rssfaepce Of
his brother in-Isv. John Eeenan. 329 " etrs>t
southw est, from whsnce the funeral will take paes
on eundsy, ats clock D. m. Relatives and friends
RUTHERFORD. On Thursday, the ID OF Mo-
yemper, iSe. OF coneum ption. st the residence OF
bis mother, l04 Sd street north ct, WILLIAM Rg-
THERFoRD. In the $50 year Of his age
IL 10 tolace % his relatives Ia their beresve-
nent, to know he had his faith q Ked on his risen
Saviour.
Asleep in Jesus, Blessed sleep
From which none ever wakes 60 weep,
"sorrov not - others which have no hope. For
slee in Jesus vii Cod bring with hin. "-iT:D Il.
sleep in jesus. Oh, how sweet
To be for such slumber DeetI
His friends and the members Of the family are Ia
vise6 sftend his funeral &c $50 D. N on sunday,
the D. instant
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SAD ACCIDENT TO A BRIpE.-A terrible
accident has occurred at Maroa. Illinois,
TO the marriage of Frank Schepck, of that
place, 10 Miss Bongstreet. OF Mlddletown, q.
Mr.. ScheDck arrived with his bride in the
morning, and the parents o. the groom hal
prepared for supper and reception. Tue
guests were sea ted at the table, when one of
the walters accidentally knocS ei a gasoline
lamp from It's socket, and 10 fell on the
shoulder OF the bride and exploded, scatter
ing the burning fluid. Before the flames
could be eXtinguisaed her clothing was
burned from her chest, her hair was nearly
all consumed, and the flesh on her face, nee K,
chest and arms was burned frightfully. Mrs.
Sargent WAS sitting neXt>fo the bride, and
her face and left hand weS seriously burned
In try ing 20 extiDgulsh the flames. Toe
groom was badly burned on the hanis, as
were also one or two others.
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ga British cabinet council has been
summoned for Saturday next.
1The Spaniards are again troubled with
difsfit ction In the Biscayan provinces
~Hon. Alex. Mckenzie, the Canadian
premier, and lady left Montreal for Philadel-
phia yesterday.
~Yesterdsys cash admissions 70 the
centennial were at nfty cents, i0I, 72li At
twenty-five cents !, 1S7.
~The water around Orleans, Ind, was re-
ported recedipg yesterday. The damage 10
row estimated at SIS 900.
~The total number Of interments At Sa-
vannah, Ga, yesterday was thirteen, fron
yellow fever seven.
~Pfnce Gorstchakod. the Russsian pre-
mier, uses no wine or tobacco, eats only two
meals day, and sleeps ten or twelve hours.
He II still vigorous at the age OF seventy
eight.
VBayard Taylor says that Newspaper
paragraphists are "human hyenss.n His
poetic soul doesn't swell out toward human
fty % grandly, since the publicity given to
hair behind--( BROOKLYN Argus.
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Is PREVIOUS GOOD CHARACTER to count
for nothing? Cannot a young man OF re-
from his seat at the theater, IL he has lady
as q companion, without exciting unworthy
suspicious In regard 10 his motives? They
tell OF young lady In Baltimore who stern
TO "see man" and told him that If be left
her at all he must leave her forever. He did
not leave. II he had had proper spirit he
would have done SO. The Innocent should
not suffer with the guilty. II is better that
ninety and nine unrighteous should drink
once each than that one earnest soul who
really does want TO see q man sholld be de-
Tribune
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THos. LOWING, a uctioueer.

SUPERIOR WALNUT PARLoR FURNITURE
lPHOLsTESkDl IN GRrkH kkPS; CARVED
WALNUT MARBLE TOP TABLES LOOS9ES
AND EASY CHAIRs; sUPERI0R WALNUT
bOQkC.sE; sLIqANT SLACK Walnut
nAhBLk.TO CHAMBHR FuRsITURE;
OAK AND WALNUT TRIMMED MARBLE
g0p SIT; PAIHTID COTTAGE FUnNI
TUEE; suPERlQR HAte MATTResses;
IIATHEa rf.LoWs AND BuLsrERs; So
PEkloR BRgsSlLs AND THREE: PLY JAR
AND sTAIk0aRPE1s; WALNUT MARBLE
10P slDIB0ARD; WALNUT IXTENeION
GHAIR.; FREHOH CHINA GLAssWARE:
kNinEs, I0RkS AE0 SPOONS; WISDOM
On MONDAY MORNING, November 6th,m
I16, Ct 10 ociock, 81 No. 1l2 O street south ~
east. betwee q lst and ID streets, opposite In
ale Place, Capitol Hill, shall sell for gen.
tleman declinip e housekeeping, an elegant collec
ton Of the above goods.
N. B .-Psrt1es In want of first class goods should
give this sale their attention.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
Oct5l AuctiOpeeF,
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nUHOANsON BROS, Iuctioaeers,
TRUsTEks SALE OE VALUABLE PROP.

BY virtue Of g deed Of trust dated October -
itn " lo6s, aud duly recorded IN Libef a.
and d, NO. IL, folio Luz, Of the land records t.1
i9r Wasningt ID county, In the District Of CoiQm-
bts, and by direction OF the holder of the uote,
Will cell 81 pubic sale on M0HDAY, the 3Oth d aV
81 october, a ID. lS6, at half past O'Clock D. m .
IN front OF the premises the folio wing Described
piece or parcel Of ground, in square six hundr sd
and eighty hfN, 6S6 in the city Of Warrington in
tue District OF Columbia being part of lots ose >
two y AID seventeen, (7l In said square, begin.
nlpg Tor the same at the distance of seventy ven
~ feet from the southeast of eaid SQUARE,
on MOTH street, and running with said b street
niy w feet thence north on line parallel to the
west ilne OF said lot No ., in sid square No. $50,
one hundred and thirty seven (lHJ feet TO the CO
alle with said North street, fifty (50l feet thence
south one hundred and thirty lS7 feet to the
This property L located In very desirable and
improving neighborhood
Terms Of sale: One-thifd OF the purchase money
TO be cash; the balance IN equal payments at six ,
twelve ana eighteen months for y hch the notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
sale, viii be taken. secured By deed OF trust BON
the premises, the purchaser having the option to
Terms OF sale TO be fully complied with within
days afer the day OF sale otherwise the Trustee
serves the right to resell the property Ct the risk
End cost OF orst purchaser afer one week notice.
deposit Of 600 will be required ct time Of sale
octlS EDWARD h. BLOWN, Trustee.
0THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, November q, same hour ana place.
oct3J- eoAds EDWARD h. BROWN, Trustee.
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JAMES LICK's EsTATE-At San Francis
co, Cal, on Tuesday, John II. Lick filed In
the probate court petition TO be appointed
administ traitor OF the estate OF his father, the
late James Lick. This Is the first ded mite In
formation OF his designs which has been
given since his arrival at San Francisco
some weeks ago; but 1t is understood that,
by the trustees OF the estate to compromise
by allowing him q large portion OF the resi-
due left TO pioneers and the academy OF sci
ences after providing for the definite be-
that the filing OF this petition is the begin
Tx Of q Yezatious and expensive litigs-
1iOn.
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RI wARNER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON SAM.
SON STREET, BETWEEh 1ITn AND lSTH
STREETS NORTHWHsT, AT AUCTION


By virtue OF q deed of trust given to me, as -
surviving Ir1stee, and duly recorded In LII GMy
ber No. 764. feio III. one of the land record s-x.
for W Washington county, District Of Columbia, and
BY requ at OF the party secured thereby, will SELL
a. public auction, on TUESDAY, the 7th day OF
November, A. ID 1876, ct o'clock o. N 10 front Of
the premises, all those certain pieces or parcels OF
land described upon the ground plan or plat Of
Washing city ID. O., and known as the west four
feet OF lot numbered thirty seven (5 lot numbe
thirty eight $50 the east twenty four feet of lot
lot nun bered forty eight t43l, and the west SIX
inches Of lot numbered forty nine 49, according to
Vim. p and John Drurys recorded subdivision
OF square numbered two hundred and nine GOD: To-
Rether with al The improvements. ways, rights,
privileges. ana ap purteDsnces TO the same belong
ing or manner apperta ming
Terms Of sale: S70O and interest at IN per cent
Der sbnum from April 18th, 1876 and expenses OF
sale In cssh; the balance in equal instalmeuts at
and two years, notes bearing inter ct at per
cent. PR snnum until psid, aud secured by deed
OF trust the premises deposit OF 100 reQur ed
at TINE OF sale upon each piece Of pro perty sold
al CONVEY aDctng and recording at the ex pense OF
the purcbaser or purchasers. III the terms OF sale
pct implied with within ten days ON day of
sae the trustee the ris hit resell
erty at the risk and of the sefaulrng
or purchasers upon giving five days notice of such
rssse IN some newspaH published 10 w ashington,
Dc OHAS. U. DUNOANsON,
decN euryiyipg Trustee,
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTURK DAYS.
hUHCAEe0N BIOS. Auctfsp eers.
- eoutheast corner 3 and d sts northwest
T a.ersisa sALIoT LOT OF asogs1 Is

TkUsTkks SALE Of LOT or GBOUNO q
GsOhsIToWn,D a.. MAR TIE HEIGHrs.
bg Nirtae q deed Of rusi dared the I'D day -
OF mAch, $50 recorded Ia Liber 57, folio I,
~ ire Is nd becoIds q the District of Coiun- -
a, arc tthe written request of the party eoursd
toeftoy, we shall s.l at Iueic suction in front Of
ue pr mics On TUESDAY the 18th day Of No
vtno. iS6,N O'Clock D. N the fellosios de-
s1rIoeo Real Estate In GeO-retowu, d. u bsginaing
a. pent be essteriy lire OF Montgomery street,
s.e.snt 20 rest Iorth from the northerly line of
eioocsro street, al d IunDfos thence north dogs
acn said easterly tine 81 n mtg emery street
wee, D. nee rtn 81 degs east along tte s1uth
nD line on land Of John ~ Mcpherson 49 feet to
ne u msteiy line, thence aions said Cemetery line
south o. ee - &C NOS west 80 feet 10 toe line OF
tne snd OF u bfttenbouse, the noe soog the line
OF ssio Bfftephnuse's land on or sb mt south 81
oees vest 17y teet, and thence south 81 dess west
Z ,eet 20 the place Of beginning. containins
lb,IH 81 Ito 'qnare feet Of land more or less.
Terms OF SAFE. oi,0O0. with interss st ten per
cent per annum fr m the 23d cay Of March, 1870,
enc the eI of sale D Cab the balance six
aud twelve no ntbs, for which tbe purchas sr's
Dofee, bearing six per cert Interest from the day
OF sale and secured b. deed II trust BON the
properly SOLD, will be token del sit of 100 will
De required OF be haser st the line Of sale and
81 c~nveysDcibg shall be OF be OF The pur
Chaser. ~ The above terms Of sale not com
rlied with within rve day the Trustees
right 10 resen st the 81 AID cost u the def.uting
purchaser.
GloR9E ii wHITEJ
oci9 Saw kcs
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CELIA Log FAN denies that New YORK vo
men are much given TO opium, but asserts
tsat arsenic eating, for Improvement OF
complexion, is common practice Sne
Us: "a few years ago cosmetics contain
trg oismuth were 10 general use, but were
found 10 yellow tue skin until IL Became
tawny and created sores and pImples. Zoe
iemtly doctor prescribed arsenical blood
purifiers. The patient was told 10 stop using
these when the eyelids became puffy aud she
rounded ont the form and beautifed the
complexion. Therefore the doses were In.
creased Instead of diminished; and SO preva-
lent now Is arsenic eating hat any one able
its Victims"
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MARRIEn-

OoWLIHG-PLAHT. At II o cIocka N on the
"a q hov'nher ls'e ct tbs resderce Of the bride
father, By the Rev. Peytou Sroyh Nc. ArwGLL
CowLINS 20 Miss Laura v PAN botn a., -
city, iAie1sndris papers please COPY
P0wkGL-McefLL. On rhuraar; November
1c 1870, % the reside ncs Of the brdes parents By
rev. J. T. heily: assisted By Res J. O. smith, ID
JoskfH =. POWELL 20 LuLTE, daughter Of
Thomas McGiIl, ksQ
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HISTORY REPEATS ITscLF-wfth the
revival OF elk pocket hand kerchiefs we note
Inc Inc resurrection OF the Industry OF which
Fagin was a professor and the ArtfuI Dodeer
a promising pupil Nine SILK bandanras
were found upon two young pickpockets ar
ReTQld -
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON
r H. wARsER, ADs.i -nss.:
~ Corner 7th and streets.

~ Corner Tth and Y streets.
TkGsTLkS SALE OF DESIRABLE ZEAL
ssIAIk On TBE NORTH sIDE OF q
sd dHH11t, ssrrIWkkS 14TH ASB ISIH SITS.
b. virtue OF deed Of trust, dated October -
Mh, ID; $50 duly recorded in Lieer No go
20, folo Ii6 ope az the land records for the l.lk
District OF Oouu his and the request of the ATTY
cnred thertoy. shall sell at pnbIis auction, ia
front 81 the premises, on FklDAY. November 3D.
lso, 1T ~ O'CLOCK ,. m all that certain piece or
parcel OF ground sftuste and lying n the CITY OF
washington, district of Columoia ana befo K povu
ceeerfoed Is the west forty s0J To- front, by
the Depth thereof. OF Let numbered -four al, ia
tosether With the improvements. &C
Terms One fourth cash and the balance Mt g. II
ano u months, with interest at six Der cent Der
anIun secuI ed by deed Of trust on the pro pery
sold; OF al cash at option OF the purchaser. A de-
veysncDg ct purchasers cost II terms of sal are
not eomphed with fn seven days, the e. ust.e re-
serYes the risht TO re ell the property the risk
Ard cost OF the defsuitins purchaser, aer ve daI
adv ertisement
WILLIAM B. TODD, Jr.. Trustee.
ott2l -2Aw&ds il. OoLDWELs, sale.map
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Mr.. TALN.G was painfully but not seri-
onsIy lryured while delivering his sermOa
before an immense CONCENTRATION last Son
day morDihg. He had iust successfully ac-
complished the double somersault over the
pulpit, and In making the flying leap from
the reading desk 20 the organ Ioft he nnisssf
The second trspeze, failing across a pew and
iEJuriDg his legs 90 that be was unable 10
conduct The evening B,0-
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VOUSs MIDDLETOs,
Real Estate uotioneer..
TRUsTEEf SALE OF PRrPIRTY ONTHE
GOhNkB Oh 7TH AsD SHEETS NORTH

By virtue OF . deed Of trust to me, dated 60
June 18th, ID 1865. a'a duly resordrd IL e
Lloer No bts' foilo Az =. seq, and ~ the re-
Oursf OF Il holders If tue secured tDereby
pr misses, Al o'c,ock m, 90 WsDakS the
e'h DAY OF Nov -mbtr, 4 81 1876, he f0Iiowiu de-
scr go real estate, 10 Wit: All tnoss certat1 pieces
Psrctls Of ground climate or lying In said city
OF asbIDgtor, ana being knogu ana desert bed
Lots Numbered ia eEty q. 25) and invent ssfI 26l
IN Todd's recnrded subdivision OF Square
number ed eight hundred 81 d Bigety -thres sos
terms Of the sale: OGe-f urth of the purchase
NO, es In cash. and The bas1ce in six (6l. twelve
tI2l and eighteen I8D months secuted by the
OF the purchaser and q deed OF trust upon the pre-
misses A deposit Of $50 each lot sil be eQuired
81 The time IF sale ALI OIvey AIRING no pur-
chaser cost IL the terms of sac not complied
with within ten days from the date thereof, the
Trustee the right to resell the Or perty
the Tisk and cost of toe defsuitiug purchaser.
NM TODD. JR Trustee.
octT 2sw&obs YOUNG &MIDDL ETON, Aucts.
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You've a nIDDLETos;, 3d., . ,.,..,-.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE REAL Es
18th ON 1HE hORTHWEsr COkNGR Of

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL Es-
G<TA ON 1HE NORTHWEST C0RNGR OF
path AND II STREETS HORTHWEsT.
BY virtue Of o oeed Of trust dated 29th
June, ls75, ADD duly recorded in Liber 1871, IN
folio Al, one OF the land records for Washing Hix
ton county, In the District OF Columbia, at al
written request Of the party secured thereby, and
with the consent o. the eXecutnx OF the Grantor In
saio deed OF trust shali sel az public auction. In
front Of the premises on THURSDAY, the 9Th day
Of November, lo76, AZ 4:30 clock D. m those lots
q ground know q and described as lots and 3, in
Msor subdivision OF lots and 8, IN sQ 1are num-
tered thirty go
Terms Of sale: One third cash: and the balance
IN four pa, ments Ia Fix, nine twelve and eighties n
taken, secured BY deed OF trust upon the property
and bearI iaterest at the rate oil csntu per
annum from day OF sale deposit Of 50 will be
reQuir at time of sale IL terms of ale not
come led with in i've Gays the property VIII be
cold at risk and cost OF oefautinG purchaser. All
copy ey sncirg at purchaser . c 1st.
W o. DESHIs0N, Trustee.
oc,30 dad. YJuHG MIDDL ATOd, Aucts.
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a NOVEL EXPERIMENT IN PEDESTRIAN
isG-Tw6 young wC-uen, Bertha Won HUI
lern and Nary Marshall, wpp ave accom-
plished some remarkable feats OF pedestrfan-
ism In Chicago, will begin at midnight on
the 9th OF November q weeks walking
match In the Central Park Garden. There IS
some curiosity among medical men to test
the powers OF endurance OF women and sew
ersl physicians will be present throughout
the coming contests. Bertha Won Hillern
and Mary Marshall have both succeeded in
walking two hundred ami eighty miles in
SIX days In Chicago.-[N Y Post, Oct, 27th,
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DUNCASsOE BROS Auctioneers .

1RUSTSES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN A. AND
OH 81 Rke1S WEST, at AUCTION.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust to the subscrib- -
ers dated November 49, 1871, aud recorded in "a
Ltber No. e67, folios 2U8, e. of the land G1x
records Of washingto county, ID. c., the request
lie auction, to the his hest BIDDER, mOhDAY,
18Th November 1876, In front Of the premises, at
10 all OF OF marked ard letteres " a )" Of the
recorded subdivision Of original lot numbered
seven a., fD square numbered four hundred and
ninety tive (492'. in the city of WssbiDsto and
DiArict OF Columoia, with the improy ements there
on. consisting Ct q Frame DwelIi0g House.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance in
equal payments Of 8, II and Is nonths after date,
for which the notes OF the purchaser wild be taken,
at per cent per interest till Dsid, said notes
10 be secured by . deed Of trust on the property
snld. deposit Of o200 required at time of sale.
Convey ancing &C {, At purchasers cost. The trus
tee serve the right to resell the property after
FIVE days notice a. purchasers cost, IL this terms
not complied with.
FRrD. W. JONES, rrr..oa,
oct27- eoSdg JOS EDSON, trustee.