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Evening star., 1876-09-29
sepTeosm $50 Pa sv , south side, nssr 7th .
A FULL STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
IA DRY GOODS

a FULL STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
IA DRY GOODS.
We have now 10 store Black Cashmeres from 50
cents 70 81 SO; Black Drsp d'Ete, from Q 50 10
$50; Black Byretts. ~ : 50. worth : !; Bisck
Mobairs, from IS cents TO 81; Blsck lsiaes I'd lu
bic width from rs cents t. ST. Black fsmis,, from
Ts cents 70 So; Ladies 60 cloth in black, dark
grsy and mtdiJm gray AZ el.s0 per ssrd; Black,
Brown and Navy Blue Water Proof, from rs cents
20 ol Is; Blsck Silks, full stock OF the very best
brands at old prices; Navy Blue, Brown, Dark
Green and Plum Cssbm -rs, from rs cents to sl IS;
. pieces white Cambrics Of 20 and llA cents, same
quality a. LOnsdale; t.0 yards Richardson's Lin
cts, in short lengths, st half pri e: Ladies and
Gents Merino Underwear. all qualities; BIan cts,
a full stock, from o. TO SIS: B.eschei and Brown
Canton Blsnnels. frc N T. 30 cents; Towels, Nap
kins, Tsb'e DamAsk, White Spreads and honse-
keeping GoCds Of sl kinds, at the Io.e=t prices,
w. 81. BROWN,
No. 314 sth street northwest,
sepH-u Near PsHnsy lysnis syenue.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

II
AT Is PEE CENT. LESS THAN LAST SEA.
SONS Prices
case dark Gallo rs, at cents
5000 yards Hamburg EDGING sni INsER.
TlOho &c sad l2hc SoTth double the mousV
80 dozen IOM Ais yard Ions, al Linen IKE
so dozen MD eLotEs, ~ ~ and DOC sold A.
10 dOE' n ClSth K IBTs at SOC apiece.
BLANKETS
90 pair srge double Blankets. at s2N
90 pair CCuo.e BlsSkeis, 50 s3 80. a., etc
case knslfr Oslicoes yard sid >. Ilc.
DEESS GOODS, full ass,rtmeut
case beautiful Stripes, st l5c.
case be - COY q bick~I booker, 25c.
Csstncre single fold, NavJ blue, sesI Br ,vn
Bottle 0r,t and ct5er shsdes, az 25c
case - hSnsn'- Piaids az 25c
case Hsdis Serse, 81 2Sc
case ScrOiI Dsmssss- plain goods stripes aud
nsnree' ~ rTiees an cheap. a. r -tnch Csshm sre
aS D6Ube = ldtH al Wool EEprssS Ui. tbs, sOc
~. Sc iI.ss Goods We offer 81 a all advs nee
Cassimtres End wsier- proof O.ssu,ares for Man >.
SIC Boy swear, from Is, 60, ca, rs, Sc sI. sl rs
SiH etc ateT- proof 1rly Two , arcs . ida 10
-, a1.e-, etc joe In WATER PR0OF-A Jet
BIaok W ster- trJOf, nesriJ two yaTd, wide at n l.
never tsoli lees than $50 !; seal Brown. Nsvr
- l1es and Medium Blue, very cheap BsrsaIn in
REQ Flannels. ~. Is 30, IS, Tnc., snd best Meii-
cared extrs heavy At o0c ssli st75c ~htte FlaD.
nes, ssful e"esP. Great bargains I'm Bi.ck Goods:
1,aen hip ca, double width z5c-: Bi sck Alpaca,
me Qu.hty sc extra heavy blsck Alpaca Sac:
fure mchsir at 1sc Double seiKht HOhsfr Al
&c solo ~ osc Blsck Cashmere dOn'Ie width,
30; Doooie width, me quality, 75c Extra
deuble weight At SIC and aI
Our stock y mplete. and guarantee our prices
G VI T0WsON Il CO,
Evening star., 1876-09-29
"A ERTI on T Il 4 HURTH SIDE OF i
e1BEET NORTH, BETWlEN I8rH AND
10TH STBG1TS WEHT, IN WASHINGTON


By virtue Of deed of trust to Ms, dated SEQ. -
tember Ifh. 1873. Of record In Liber No 7g5, f..H
tlto l9o. one Of the land records for the Dis nix
trict OF Columbia, and by direction Of the parry
ther 10y secured we will sell, 1t public auction. in
frSnt 9f the premises, on sATURDAY. Octobsr
5th, 1876, at O'Clock p. all that parcel Of
ground ana premises situated In said city Of Wash
tngton, and known as and being Q part of original
Lot 2, In square lT, beginning for the same at q
point on street north distant feet west of the
lest feet IA inches to the center Of the PARTITION
wall OF the two brick houses Standing on Q Dor tion
OF said lot thence due north 100 feet theme east 8
feet IA inches, thence ,outh rs feet, thence west
foDt. and thence south te the begiunine; with the
improvements tn, reon. &C., consisting OF q three
story press brick front Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One fourth CO on the day of sale,
or within seven days re,id in three
equal nstalmeDts, at 8, ", and 10 months from the
day OF sale, bearing interest at six per centum per
abpuD, secured by . deed of trust on the property
10 our satisfaction. el00 dep ,sit acceptan 70 Of
bid All coLveysncfDg st the cost Of the purchaser
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days from the day Of SALE the ra ht
tn resell the property, ct the risk and cost Of the
defaultiDg pufchaser.
JAnrs Is swsERw EDWARDS Trustees.
sep2s-eo6ts WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY...... September -. 1876.
FIGHTING WITH A WILD BoAR-NARRow
m

flGH1lNG WITH WILD BoAR-NARRow
EscsPE FROM DEATH.
The premises OF Mr.. Mary Burns, on tse
south SIDE OF Locust street, nearly opposite
chestnut street, were the scene OF occur
rences yesterday afternoon, the account OF
was about half past O'Clock when Or. r. r
Baker called at the house OF Mrs. Burps 70
aItend her son Ned, aged seven years, who
ferocious boar. The beast had Wandered
into the yard from somewhere, and when tue
child attempted 70 drive IL out IL turned
upon the boy, knocked him down ana put ts
tusks into bis face, arms and legs. rolled him
over and over and bruised him from head 20
foot. The boys screams brought his mother
the rescue Of the child. Why the boar ran
OF when she approached she doesn't know:
but IL did leave the child, and she carried
n,m TO The house and sent for the doctor.
Tbs Is chapter one OF the fearful story.
chapter two is more shocking still. Mrs.
Burns thought OF her other children wno
would soon return from school. aud made
sbother attempt 10 drive the beast away.
put soon retreated 10 the house. Tnen her
little girl entered the yard: the boar rushed
ioT her, AID she hed. By this time the Doc
Tor was ready TO leave. As he went out OF
the front door Mrs. Burns made another at
tempt 10 eNpel the brute. The Doctor saw
ner after ne was seated In his buggy, and re-
,nIned ,S 10 assist her. he went 10 sIonIng
the boar, which turned and rushed for hin
The Doctor picked M a ball club aui made
up his mind 10 let the beast come 10 IN mo
asIoe, anu 10 sulke IL across the head as tt
passed. be struck the beast as it con from ,ei
him, but the blow fell upon its neck and
shoulders and failed to halt 10 for a sec md
and IL seized his left knee, threw him dowo.
and then went at him with the fury OF n
maddeDed tiger. Ii put Its tusks through mis-
lett forearm, through the inner part OF
his right thigh, inflicted several lighter
wounds. and tore his clothes 90 rio
bons. He was utterly powerless so Quick
was the boar In its movements. When
be attempted TO rise It would dart
at him, knock him down and "root" at him
with furious strength. The woman looked
on In terror. AT last the doctor managed 10
get on bis feet, seize the club &c Ain and give
the boar terrifc blow across the snout, st
which IL turned and walked OF with q squeal
and gruDt. The doctor hastened 20 his
buggy and drove TO his home, No. 629 Iowa
street, full mile from the place OF the con-
hict. Before he arrived there, however he
was suffering intensely. He summoned
medical assistance, and his wounds were at
tended to. The one In the knee caused ter
rible pain, the tusk having penetrated tue
bone. His sufferings were lighter after ten
O'Clock, as sedatives had been administered
but he was stu In much pain. The doctor
will be unable To attend TO practice for sew.
eral days, but he has made ARRANGEMENTS
for due attendance upon his patients. IL the
boar was not killed by Mrs. Burns neigh
bors after the doctor left IL ought TO have
been, and probably was slain. It was Q high
gaunt animal, and weighed about 800 pounds
lDGteHpoTf (Iotoa) Gazette, 23d-
Evening star., 1876-09-29
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
1KUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL Es.
ROAD 6TRAET. GKORGE N m 0

TATE ON HIGH SIREGT, JUST NORTH OF
ROAD bTRAET, GKORGErOWN, Dc.
BIZ virtue Of two deeds Of trust to MS, one -
bearing date on the sixteenth day Of septem- 6NX
Der, A. d. 1877, and recorded In Li0er No. -
6s6, feiio So, and the other bearing date on tine
Iiber No 72l, folio 253, we win sell at public auc
ton, In fIoLt OF the premises, on ATUR0AT, the
seventh day OF October, at O'Clock NJ, all that
piece OF ground situate in the city Of Georgetown,
D. o., being part Of lot number two hundred and
forty nine 249), In Beatty snd Hawkins addition
to said Georgetown, the same being bounded az fol-
lows: On the east ~ high street, the north BY
lot formerly the property of jacob Rihe, on the
vest BY Frederick street, aud on the south by lot
formerly the property of Truonel and conveyed 20
Henry Chandler. together with the improve vements,
cor nsistine OF two story frams house
Terms Of sale: One-fourth casn; balance in three
equal instalments at six: twelve and eighteen
mr nths from day OF sale, with per cent inter-
est, secure By . decd of trust the property.
deposit Cf one hundred dollars at ii iLe Of sale
Quired. Copveyencing at cost Of purchaser. If
terms are not complied With in one week from day
q sse the trpstets wiz resell at cost and risk Of de-
ii.uliinS psfchaser.
WIiiI.s WWItLIAn 4 60 GGoERD9s, JR.,} Trustees
Id
Evening star., 1876-09-29
DRY GOODS.
PROM IMPORTERs' AUCTIONS.

FROM IMPORTERS' AUCTIONS.
magnificent Black Casbmeres and 1lpAcas.
Ink Greer, Navy Blue, Zeal Brow snd Plum Color
mtIinO
superb Black. Brown and Blue Velyets.
Real Lace SD hOtting ghsm Carrstus, ia sets.
Ostrich TIPS . "a LouE Plumss, ali r5iJIs.
Ala colors ard sIZss OF kid gloves
Large Hone -C.mb Spreads OUly T5c.
tperdlG 'a-Ga " bite Blanket- CElY - ss.
Besutiful 4 Amask Table Linen. Only tO5-
Extra supsrf ne All linen Nspsins. %
Largest SIZE chs,lsnd shsSis, 81 y -.
II rib ecofch GiBE ham 81 fuch Imor - -,
Special ba ga'Ds offered Ia NE mo agd NJ
uool UHDEREEAR, Of which we nav ms Isestst
stock IN the city.
sep1s-u SOS oth street, OBJ. Patent Of'oe.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
sale In The arms of Jesus,
SAFE on his gentle breast

"A AsUGGEsTIoN.-A well-to-do citizen Of
Detroit almost had the breath Knocked out
ol hlm oy the request OF ragged sidewalk
tramp, who stopped him and asked "saV.
cant you lend me SiO.O0O?,
"Wnat! Who are you, sir2 No, sir. I
can't, sir" exclaimed the citizen
"Couldn't possibly do IL, en-
"No, sir"
Tell you what you might do" suggested
The tramp. "1ou might hand me nfteen
cents now and lend me the balance when
times get a little easier"
81 can't lend you shilling, sir, or q cent,
sir, and wont give you penny, sir"
"Sorry both OF US happen 10 be 80 hard up
st once" sighed the tramp, aud he oontIn-
ued his walk DetrOR Free Press
Evening star., 1876-09-29
VTHOS. 4 WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Anctioneer, S19 7th street.

TBpsTIE5 sALE OF VALUABLE lMpR0vEp
S0RTH CAPITOL A ND FIRST srREETs
Ui der and by virtue OF Q deed OF trust to -
me, dated prtl 76. lS76, and recorded in Li :.:H
bar NO si9, folio IS, ct seq Of the Laad Re Il3
cords u the District OF Columbia, will sell at pub
lie auction, in front Of the premises, IN THtR5-
DAY Oct ober 5, 1876. at o'clock p. M lot num-
bered "a, in square numbered SIS, improved By q
substar tiAl brick house Of ten (l0) rooms with
modern i'm pro vemeDts.
Terms of sale: One half cash, balance in six
months, with interest ct 10 per cent per annum, Sc
cured by Deed OF trust on the premises. Convey
aDcipg at cost Of purchaser. III terms OF sale are
not complied with in i've days the trustee reserves
he BIT to resell at the risk and cost Of
purchaser. THO6. =, WAGGAMAH,
epp21-eo6dg TruateA
Evening star., 1876-09-29

A FAMILY PksrERsD BY SNAKES u ohm
Murray, a colored laoorer at the Lobdell
machine shops, has q little frame house
LANDING In the marsh on the South side,
Tear Con'ow's ice house. Daring the
lnod q week ago. Murray was driven TO the
second story OF h:s building, taking with
him his wife, ard I've pigs, weighing over 200
pounds each, and a lumber OF chickens. The
chickens he has removed to the hotel OF John
McCaGrey, on Water street, but the porkers,
with Murray and his wife, still retain the
joint occupancy OF the upper room, q resi-
deDce made necessary by the second dood, 7,
last Sunday. But the strongest part OF the
story Is that with the flood came legion OF
frogs and snakes, seeking safety in the house.
The frogs have mostly vacated the premises,
but the snakes have found good lodging
places behind the washboards and over the
rafters. Murray's wife, who is quite dex
terous with the use of the hatchet, has
whacked of the tails OF several OF the rep
tiles, and In some instances their heads, &C
cordipg as they appear or recede from view,
but still they refuse TO vacate. A raft, 10 ad e
ofpart OF an outhouse, Is used by Murray 9
wife In takisg her husband to land, on hi g
way to and from his work. They say they
would rather put up with the snakes than
leave their porkers, and so intend to light it
out on that line.-l Wilmington (Del) CONNER
CiQl.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

How A FESTIVE JERsEYMAN Losr Hrs
Monday tells the following: "On Wednes
day last two men OF this city-no m after
who they were-went over 10 New York,
and one OF them bought d We pounds of beei
in Washington MARKET, for q roast. When
they got the beef wrapped up one said TO the
other: Come, let's 60 take a little some
thing Don't care II do said the other.
thing several times. In the meantime the
meat was neglected and temporarily forgot
ten. 1t was midnight when they got on the
train at Communipaw, and past the hour OF
down Elizabeth avenue to Spring street.
The curb at this latter crossing was high
and-'Oh! ouch!-the man carrying the
roast beef fell. The beef rolled out into the
middle of the street, the paper bacame
loose, and the man saw, not roast beef, bu I
dead cat. His beef had been changed In
the saloon"
Evening star., 1876-09-29

ANOTHER MAN WITH SLEEPING-CAR EN.
PERlENcE.-We have found another gentle
man besides the clergy man alluded to In
saturdays Enquirer who IL almost ready to
believe 7. It's explanation about his sleep
ing car escspade, because "he knows how it
is himself, having been thar" This gentle
man, Edward g., who In connected with a
prominent business house on Pearl street.
was coming home from the Centennial in a
Pullman sleeper, and In the night, some time
In the "wee sma' hours ayant the twal," {"
while be was enjoying that sweet repose
which Is known only to single blessedness,
ne was aroused by push on the shoulder,
with request 10 move over" He leaned
on one elbow and rubbed his eyes, and was
hot little startled to see that IL was q fair
and buxom lady who was sitting on his bed
and thus addressed him; so he said quietly,
The is always quiet and gentlemanly, ]
M adam, you have made a mistake;" but
the noise OF the train must have prevented
her hearing this mild expostulstion as she
proceeded 10 slap him playfuily on the cheek
ana said: "Ah! you rogue, you wanted me
place" After repeated attempts TO make
her bear he was thoroughly aroused and
alarmed, and shouted At the top of his voice,
Maesm, you have got into the wrong
BERTH" Ed. says she exclaimed, " Oh, nv
God, have got into the wrong berth" land
bounced out OF his section and into the next
at the rate OF about sixty miles an hour. He
saw the. lady sitting With her husband in toe
morning In the adjoining compartment. bus
tnere was no such recognition on her coun-
tenance. He thinks sleeping cars should
have some kind of q fastening on the inside
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

A CONVICT WHO WOULD SOONER HAVE A
DIVORCE THAN A PARDoN.-The Detroit
Free Press, September rs, says: In trial OF
divorce case recently In the superior court,
the following letter TO the judge was intro
duced in evidence, forming q unique piece OF
documentary testimony, The names OF
parties are omitted:
JACKSON PRISON, June IL, 1876.
Hon. Judge Cochrdne-Dear Sir: take this
opportunity to inform you that had q sub
IGna served on me 10 be In court on the 22d
OF June, this month; that my wife has ap-
piled for divorce. i don't know on what
grounds she has applied, but hope and trust
from the bottom OF my heart that your honor
will be kind enough TO grant IL to her, as /
am positive that we never could be recon-
ciled TO each other again, as Goi knows
never had day Is luck from the first of our
acquaintance. Although ] am here In prison,
wearing the convicps stripes, IL would max
me happier man to hear that we were
divorced Than for me TO have pardon sent
TO me for my liberty from this prison.
Praying that your honor viii grant II TO
her, respectfully And truly yours,
State Prison Ilakson Mfeh
Evening star., 1876-09-29

Is Ese1s:s Brseis q Lev Pysess OoGs ana -
ne gIsas triumph Z. tie oe,afeeters q Drieks 2
strsss northsast. An kinds Of nodded briokS Q
one price. Oheal Ios eesA. Orders DromDtly 1lls1s
4. p. OHLD0,
JACOB CHHDo,
JO6DPH WILLAUD.
Oon1fAcss 0aAo ter furnibhing ed 1Ayh4
essaks snd Sor al oth1 ese9so 81 hoase laildilG.
yO0nRH WILkXA An0,
4 IL KINDA OF 9lArLlHn1p OAsf.OPY
"A WAAklnS APfARIL eos . cola % ~ VEN
eeet edvAntA9e ~ aAdroae1na or oollina . jO0T4.
sls p srsse, Ssfve.o 0S snS IsS .. ncStSV.
~ ssss ~ .Aa SsoaSss sHss.AN .: O.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
nowNMAN & GREEN, Auetioueers.

II WV MAN GhEhn, AucDOueefes
TkUsTEKs sALroF FOUR ELkG ,NrRR1cK
i$ahhED i4IH STREETS NoRrawEsr. AT
A. T,riDs n . ase,,a ., ,n. sr,r.s c,u,,
Of the District of Columbia, rs.ssd IN cause -
ko t4s, Equity Docket IA Phillip wallach LII
the Ilth day of October, is7S, commencing at 4
sfWshinstcn District Of oeu@sis. koo.n :ns ant. and
described ss Lots numbered 81 q, -, and 2s, in
tSt and i%p.Svs%ens. & m Thi: PROPERTY !: loeated
ess"etR .sS and and 18th ans e 4 street:
said Corcoran street. The Improvements u pom each
lot consist Of snbstsntil t~o story basement and
Terms OF sale one fou1th cash: and the balance
In si1, twelve snd eighteen months. Deferred pay.
to S
ten days after eale otherwise the Trustee
ns Se sSd S.ss ss o. pfssSs. fss ds
loire VI such resale depo.it of 100 will be
at time oa.s :i!s SD1T16 ;Ss
P$SsTskIH Jxxo ss%SETpn S%Et!Iss; %SS
w. Assnfsafos KS fsIH sF1HiT' dIFV
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated September -
.,S LEI, ls,t ,t and By direction o. he psIte. Sc
iron, q ~ .se ITsn.s. ne s.h .
q, p,h thereof, In Wellington city, b o., with the
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebtedness secured
s.d ,bnit 1fS,is 20 With the expense Of sale In
the bssnoe at and l. %onshs for %hio6 % the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day of
sold, shsii be taIes a oeposit Of ESQ on aseep,
tsrce OF bid All convsyanoing at the expense OF
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee.
sp2geo =. j SWEET, Auct.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

0-A man falls on the street In q nt. As
"Oh, IL he had only come sooneri" But the
doctor looks MP from the fallen man and re-
marks: "He IL dead I myself could have
done nothing more"
don't think they do At any rate, when q
man is chased by q bee across . ten-acre dsld
and at the top of bis voice urges his pursuer
10 "Shoo tberei" the Insect pays no atten-
tion whatever to his remarks.
~rhat must be q peaceful and wonder
fully harmless neighborhool In Maine,
where QUE family OF four sons aud one
daughter has msrrtei all the children 10 an
other family. consisting Of four daugnters
And = sou.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

GAN UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.n-Tvo
young men by the name OF Charley George
and James Eskew got In Q dispute wedn S.
day evening, near Laguardo, regarding some
lsnd titles; Angry words were passed, wheo
George, who was riding q horse, moved in
bis saddle. Eskew, thinking he was armed
and trying TO draw his weapon, raiset his
gun, which was Q double-barrei shots gun,
and emptied the contents at him, one load
taking effect In the head, the other In the
SIDE. he fell from his horse, aud died with
out a struggle. Both were residents Of Will
Evening star., 1876-09-29
,. -. s1IaiRR H4E4;R !, a595A 5Hh9SS5EAs.e,s.....

CHANCERY sALl OF LOT CORNER OF 4rH
" AND sTRBkTs NORTREAsT
BY virtue Of . decrte Of the Supreme Oourt, -
ID. o., the upderAigred viii sell on the prem. {
ires, On TH CRSDAH, o Jtober 8, 1876, at 4x@
ocl6 OK p m, lot Ho. ], In Sands subdivision in
sQusIe no.
Terms Of sale: One third In cash, the remainder
In and II months, with interest Of Per cent, A
deposit Of go required at time OF sale.
HkNBY McCONVDY, 0uardisn,
sel36.eo DOWNAAN QREEN, Aucts.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
1870 rrHssSSf1IEHA ANA 1870
To the North, West, and Southwest,

1910 rrSkESS kESSTTETHH1A 1910
To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
sEPrEMBBR lTrH, 1876.
Trains leave W sshington, city tune, from Depot,
For Fittsburs and the West, 5 m :. daily. with Par
lor Oar TO Pittseurg; 7:40 m. daily, with Pal
ace Car I. Chicago, and 11:ss a m. daily, s1-
BALTIM0RE AND POTOMAO RSILROAD.
and ahe North dsy s1o.s sns
Gss:s sS ssy
:ss s.sS:i Limited % s:I y
nan Psrior Oars 9:2a . m dai.y except SUN
soa I:ao 2. daiIS except sunday, Win PsriOi
Osrs he'd.
sReess .ss g. and sps d.1 Si,
Limited Express, s:S3 ana. daily except Sun.
Accommodation for Baltimore, t:2o Pm. daily,
For Pops's Creek Line 1:1o N and 4:2o pm.
For xhrspoii!, 500 and 11:so am aud 4:sop.
SSHT S.rIt%.S ASP AIExAsDsfa 1 %HsEisafos
40, 5, :, 700 and 40 OBJ m - On II sunday y
For the south, Vi. Rieh1 2nd, 1I:4e pm daily,
exc .1se}t H sundsy; 3 and via L'nohburs' 1;is am.
Trsins lesve Alexandria for Waship gton, 8, z, 9,
$40, II an, 4, 8, 4:a0, s,6, and Pm.
On suLday at and I q q and p m.
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parior Oar
accommodations can be procured at the Of1ces:-
kortbesst corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvabis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
ard Pennsylysnfa avenue, aud at the Depot, where
croers can be left for the checking Of Baggage to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
u. NJ. BOYD, yR., Gen1 Passenger Agent
FKkEE THOMSON, Gent Manager. JAMS ly
HNIVER1Ak =. II. TICKET OFFICE.
BAILROAD TICKETS % or from al points
s0rsns s.sas.,os soshoPsss of ssE pr :S.a
upon any other o01os or Dc Dot4A
Tickets good tilI used. Basssse checked soroush.
Alplyn ~. ID. WHITESIDI,
APPLY SS1 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
Evening star., 1876-09-29
II Il. wARNER, Auetionesr.

X n W d dANkns ductlone6E-
TBCsTEEs' SALE OF TWO SMALL BRICK
kWELLl6GS. ON eOuTH SIDE OF HOhTH
* STREET, BET WEEN 1IrH AND 12rH
BY virtue of o deed OF trust, dated February -
II, l3'o. and duly recorded In Liber No IA, IN
folio i9S, one OF the land records fGr the Dis .i0
trfct OF Columbia, at the request Sf the party
.ecnred thereby. We viii sell C pubic auction, Ia
front OF the pr mises, on MONDAY, the I'd der of
October a. u. 1875, at clock .. m, the following
described real estate In Washington city District Of
Columbia, to Wit All " the west haif OF l. lt mum
beIed nine 80, In square numbered three hundred
and seventeen (5HJ, with the improve nents, which
consist of two Brick Dwellings,.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by said deed, are !:
$500, with ten (l0l per cent from the Ilth
dsy OF February, 1876, toge. her with penses Of
sale, In cssh; balance in twelve and tsenty. four
made when the property is sold. Convey anoing at
the purchasers cost If the terms are not complied
with in seven days from sale, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaulipg purchaser, sfter i've days notice
Of such resale In some newspsper published In
Washington city
hLEsiR hhAERTiR 4 4. koHkrR. Trustees.
Evening star., 1876-09-29

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Evening star., 1876-09-29

hLlHUa bukkATr mus denounces the
amorous quality OF recent hymniue. Tn
make The suggestion Is 10 spoil the hymns. To-
s1y the least: Contrast their chaste, deyo-
tional by INNS, which once were as wings Go
the spiritual worship OF millions. with some
OF the most modern and popular religious
songs now sung and heard IN our churches
and cbapels-sOngs which, IN sensuous
phase, ngure and suggestion, outio the
smorous sentimentslity OF the sensational
novels. Indeed, the language, M tsphOr
and style OF some OF these Songs, called re-
igious hymns, cannot have been borrowed
from novels, but from q more sensuous
source. So many OF them are full OF toe
Rush OF voluptuous sentiments or language
mat IL might seem TO exempt the rest 20 no-
Ice one OF thelr class. Here is one OF the
most popular At our chapel meetings:
Safe In the arms OF Jesus
SAFE on his rantIa braast