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Heat and Gold fn their ReIss,.n.se
Nieepue~sue~~.

d. J. Milne F0-heTyu fa re p-al-.,fsnu.,
Cold Is often = cause of Insomnia N an
snulclently clad, 50 that the cuts iss-sus ves-
seis are not relaxed, sleep rs rarely sound
Nuen ATTAINED Al all. IL IN only When stupe-
ncation nom cold occurs that the taHkI-t-
SrS ,sleep coines on, which ~ SO Oflen fstai
~ many persons sleep Is Impossible n slIs
bed Is not warmed previous % their ,f,fertns
II IN these cases, the atertole corfrsl.f,or
inonoea oy the contact with the cold bed
clothes, does not pass readily int ~ oon.-
site condition OF relaxation. aud =, 80.
does not come on. This state OF srl.irs n
comronly met with among the sscd. add
most 80 In those who suffer f-bin some
form OF heart disease. in such eases Ia a.
not only desirable 10 warm tne bet
and the night clothes, but eveu 70 sd-
minister some hot fiuid, al tue bettcr
Tor containing alchehol, when the patient
has got into bed. AZ any sense OF cnllIiness
remains In the young and healthy the chill
service In Inducing q subsequent relaxation
OF tne cntsneous vessels, and thus rfsrdurfue
70 more perfect cerebral snemis and sOundef
sLeep: rev persons viii have failed "a nots
lhe oeep and usually refreshing sl.so ,rhtch
follows any disturbance during a. ,,I,vft.
nhlch hss posed them briefly To- 4. tsei-
ting up To do some little service Tor a 90.
friend, or 90 attend h some nstur,.i AL ytIi
usually lead TO a sense OF chilline-s pShirh
makes the warm be -clothes extremely COM
Portable ON again getting into i-sl aud
which ~ .ollowed 10y SOUND sleep. Here the
brief contraction OF the peripheral ye..els is
followed by relaxation, leading 20 n ore pm
plete cerebral anamia. At other lines an
increase of the body Temperature - the
cause OF disturbed sleep. sometime Gfao mt
Ire 10 sleepleSsness. This L. most f,a4 ut ats
seen IN febrile states, where a delirtoas
condition takes the place of natural -taen
Alter the temperature has been Drought
down by the application OF cold, n fever ia
uent viii commonly fall into r. fr,.sh'ng
steep, until return 10 n fever TEN pe AT are
dlsturbs IL In Slighter conditions 90 rest
leskness, associated with too great !. body
temperature, the dissipation of a Hf.rtatu
amount OF superfious heat ~ getttn .,ut OF
Otd ard drinking drauEht Of col yatsf
viii usually he followed by sound sleep A.
other times, throwing OF some " -le bei :
Clothes VIII achieve TIE same end. 'hnu ga,
II the amount removed be too great wake.
iulness may follow from a too low tcmprrs-
tUre being brought about. With some pet
sons, when the rest Is disturbed. It Z. sun
Gent 10 proirude an arm or a leg from unarr
the btcclothcs, 50 as 10 secure NOR, loss Of
heat, and sound sleep will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

ga convicted murderer in Nebraska Is
likely TO get new trial, because after the
case had gone TO trial, one of the jurors offer
ed to bet - that the prisoner would be con-
victed.
R-They have q disagreeable way in Canon
City, Col, when a man takes a broken chair
TO the cabinet shop, OF saying, "Hit You
with q chair, did she 2" This is very trying
70 the average citizen.
~Gushing idiot-How sublime this rink
ing is By Jove, could rink with you as
partner through life-could you? Young
lsdy-Well, don't know; you see IL ali de-
ponds on your rinkomei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

The proposed unqualified amnesty is not
popular in France The press opposes it,
and only eight senators aud twenty seven
deputies favor IL. The proposition was in
troo need yesterday in both branches OF the
French legislature amid much excitement
Resolutions of urgency were carried, and the
debate will be resumed to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOH
THOMAS BOWLING, .uetioneer.
TKUsTEHs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
THIS EVENING,

X N. COX CO., Auctioneers, 63s street.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY AND FANCY
TuOPsi CONSISTING or A GINEBAL
I'm OF GDObS U>UALLY KEPT IN A
FIRsT GLAts STORE, BEING THE sroCK
now IN STORE No. 12s Urn STREET. BE
TON. - NV
We shall sell at the above nsmed Store comm uc-
hy SATURDAY EVENING. March sth, at Z
Q CLOCK, aud on the fIllowinG MONDAY, WE'D
NEspAl rdrRtDAf MORNINGS, at 10, and
stock l. closed out
sale positive. Terms cash
Goods al private sale at auction prices
msrH-lw X. N. cox 4 CO., Aucts,
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FUNERAL DELAYED BY A SINGULAR
DIsCovERY.-On the 5th instant q young
lady named, Appleton, who resided near
FOstorla, Ohio, apparently died. Arrange
meDts were made for the fpneral, and two
days afterwards the body was taken to the
church Before the opening OF services the
minister discovered moisture on the under
side of the glass plate In the cover over the
supposed cOrpse's face. The body was ex-
amfned and found TO be warm, and taken
home, and has remained In that condition
since. All efforts at resuscitation are I'M
availing and medical men are nonplussed.
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NNASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green Williams, AuctiOneers,
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
CHhNCKRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, SITUATED ON STREET. RG-
TWEEN 5TH AND 9Th STREETS NORTH
WEST, IN TEE CITY OF ASHIN9rON,
u BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court
Fl Of the District of Columbia, Of the 2lst Septem
Der, 1875, in the case OF DeTsugnn ct al vs. De-
Vaughn ct al, Equity Docket 9, will eel, In front
OF the premises the east 81 feet from front of
Lot No. 2, in Square No AT, commencing Of . point
on street, between 9Th aid 9Th streets northwest
e. feet inches from the southeast corner of said
ssuare, running thence west 30 feet, thence north
l0l fee inches thence east 81 fest, thence south
l0l fet "a iuohes. IMP owed by two Brick Buildings
y m, MONDAY, the Goth daY OF March, 1875.
Terms: One third of the purchase money to be
psid D cash at the time Of sale within I've days
thereafter and the balance in equal instapenis at
II and Is months with interest from the dsy of SALE
secured by notes of the purchaser and deed of
upon the property. One hundred dollars TO be paid
by the purchaser at the time of sale, aud the terms
Of sale to be fully complied with within d We days
thereafter otherwise the property TO be resad after
ten days EOtce at the cost and risk Of the default
ing purchaser. Ths purcha.er e pay for ali con
veyancipg N. THOMPSON. Trustee.
MARI d (Chronl WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. ON
account of the inclement weather, until MOSDAY,
March 9th, 1876, at the came hour and place.
By order u the Trustee.
nar2l WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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A GENTLEMAN UPTOWN invited a friend
the other evening to 90 into the nursery and
hear the chiltren say their prayers. They
stopped a moment on the stairs, however
and when they reached the room, the little
pTattlers had just sung their evening hymn.
and were trying TO drown the kitten In the
wash-bowl. The visitor appeared 10 be deep
~ moved NOTaOfch Bulleffn.
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THE UNION HILL BIBLE DIsPUrE.-Iu
Union Hill, n. J., the question of the Bible
In the schools will enter largely into the
spring election canvas. Bible and anti
Bible tickets are to be made mp.
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YOUNG GROGERsoN got a little mixes
after supper 1t the centennial party the
other evening, and was heard To remark 70
brother swell: "Zis CIllydelphIa Peniten-
tails big thing, but they ought to Bell Old
Shootknap fore IL comes of; = Andrew Jack
son said, Z any man flags down the Ameri-
can hsuis, spot him on the shoot Boston
(Y,fos,ls1rs0l R,.Jefso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

~John Virgins has been sentenced At
Salt Lake City 20 De shot June ., for the
murder Of John Kramer. the prisoner choos-
ing this MODE OF death In preference 10 hang
ing or decapitation.
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TRUSTEE sS.LEo sykLUABLE IMPROVED
NEAR 18Th STREET SOUTHEAST. JON
SiS1IhG OF 1RRkE NEW TWO STORY
BklCk DWELLINGS: AL-O, gALUagLs
ING 30 FkET oNB
By virtue Of de-, 4 Of trust, dated February
- 2tt, u. 1873, and duly record. q in Liter No.
IA folio S4j one OF the land records for the Dis
secured thereby, will sell ~ public sucti n. in
IL ,nt OF the prem ises to the hfghsst bidder, on
TUESDAY. Aprii 4th, A ID. l576, at o CLOCK m .,
the following OF OF ground situste In the city Of
Washington, in said District 10 Wit: { numbered
twenty one i&l,) ia square numbered ten hundred
ana eighteen, I0l5D together with the improve
m-uts lher.on-Ihree new two story Brick seIi-
logs. 1hsse Houses, with ground attached, will be
sold separately
Also, on same day, at us p. m, that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate in said ciy aud
Dist let, and know part If lot numbered seven
ten (l7j, In squaTe numbered seven hundred and
thnty tNO (1S2 and boun led follows. viz Be
ginning for same on south street twenty t2Ul feet
eastw ard from the northwest of said ot and
running thence east along said street twenty (20l
feet thence sou n hundred lou :eet to public
alley, the nee wet along sad alley fifteen (lAl fees,
the ce north Twenty i've 20 feet 6l inches thence
feet ~ iLches 10 the ssid street sud place Of be
ginning.
Terms Of sale 0ne-third cash iof which A75 Oh
each house and the hot mast D. paid at time of
SAFE and the balance In Fix, twelve and eighteen
moItbs In equal payments, to be secured BY pur-
from day Of sale until paid and deed Of trust on
the property sold. Convey ancfng and recording AZ
purchaser cost. ttr rms Of sic not cnmpl cd
with ia Elk days after sale the reserves tne
fault. VIM B. BOLTZMAN, Trustee,
IA ARID No 1877 str set northwest.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EXPBESS LINZ VIA CANAL,
IN BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
ING TON AND GkORGITOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North Whayvee, Philsdefpnia,
SATURDAY, at IL m. 49,
From So Water street, 4eor getown,
d. O., MONDAY, at ,. m.
This line connects at Philadeipnis with Olydes
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
denoe, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
ase In Boston By this line.
WM. 2. CLYDE CO., PhiladcIDhia.
"A. REED, Alexandria, Va
d. d. q. MINK, 80 1 evon shire street, Boetca.
~Freishts delivered by KNOX, e press. Orders
len st General once, sos Pennsylvania avenue, or
Of the 6teameFs wharf. VII h promptly attended
70. 0epa-tY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

SERIOUS RIMoks ABOUT JUDGE BAR
hETT- RumoTs are I'm circulation In New
York that ex- Judge William q. Barrett, who
sailed for Europe on Saturday on the French
steamer has Committed forgery 20 the extent
OF $500 COO His law partner and friends deny
that he has committed any crime, but admit
he IL ibsolvent. He has long been prominent
socially and politically I'm New York. and
was believed IN he very wealthy.
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INTENSIVE SALE nF WALNUT CHAMBER
SE SUI AID PABL0R EGRSITGnE, Up
MaBRLs Top DRESSING CASE SUITS
FRAME MIRRORS; WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES IN and DINING Room CHAIRs
NOTs; LACE OURTAIns AND CORHIOE
MhLNUT W.kDRSBES; HASDs0ME
NJ BEDsT.APS; BTREAHs AND WASH
VIZ TING DISKS; MAHoGANY BED
eTEADs: BUKhAUsAED STANDS; MAHOG
ANY DRESSING CASE; WALNUT LEAF
I!AABLns; RAISTED BEnsTKADs, Bureaus
TOP MATTREssE BLANKETS, CON
FORTe. PILLOWS AND BOLSTEHs; BRUS-
Sells, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS;
BALL AND STAIR CARPETS: OILCLOTHs,
STAIR RODS, WINDOW SHADES, KIT Oh EH
a On WEDNESDAY. March 3sth, 1876, COM
menctnR At 10 o clock q. m 1 shall sell. at
" No. 1907 g street. bsteeen lzth and 18th
Sstreets northwest, the above collection of
Furniture, to which respe ctfuIly ask the atten-
tion Of purchasers. They will dpd that the DDS
have been well kent and in perfect order.
mar22td WASH. n. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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RAILROADS.
1878 9RSAY 1919
ROUTE

DossbEe Track, Steel Rats, Splendid Seem
ery, Magnificent Equipment.
Of .as :sf Ss =. fIos. Depot
F9I PittsSurE and the West, 6 2. m. daily, With
Ps.Ss Car 70 Gsiosao. and 1Is9 as M asi AIN
except Sunday.
Falls, and the North, s 8 m daily, sIcept snn
@ hs. Fee E%7. .Ss snl
IA, f.io, ii 20 2 m daily, except Sunday.
ss LIN k1P1ss s,,3l f Sfn
With Fsrlof Car. ss.sb "a daily except Sunday
sS spd Psilsssss .SSa lao S.y saSsss sasa.y
As .sS ned s%:sf so a. M daily.
70. Pore. 6IesL Line T:S6 .. m. and $40 ,. m.
Tor Annapolis, T:So .. m and ass ,. M, s1oep.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Safis ASR ALEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON
'saAle1s !S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r.I .ss se.is u: Richmond, LILO !, r. daily,
and lao p %. daily:
Sunday !. s and q. 81 n L. an. M s s a. a. M On
Tickets, Information, Sleeping s.d PaTlor Oar
Northeast corner Of Th{rtesntS street f and Penn
.ylysnis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
orders can be left for the cbecktns Of Baggage TO
destination from Hotels and Residences
FRANK rHoms6s. asb sh m saasas'' iaasI
RALrihORE And ohio RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF rInI. FERRuAn1 18th, 1875.
An: LEAVE sASHaNGTON.
T:OO-Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
1:3O-BALTlMORB EXPRESS.
e:00-EEw YORK AND BOsToN E1rRkss.
S:lS-CiBcinsati, St Louis and Pittshurg Tx.
s:s0-Bstimore and Way Stations. On sunday
e.opon, Of kocss sne v Va. Ss Stations a1ns
IO;Is-BALTIMOREUNLINI EIPgIss 30 stops
ta:Is-g.ltimcr. and Way stations,
i;so-h P1,,m sok P.-,o aSP NORFOLK EzfRIss
s:dn. vis .,5 s;.m and
800 Stations. iyia Metropolitan ifsi'i Branch. '"
sse-6sie.So s1 sa1 ass srslSRs
s:Ss-ssisInS5s sRS Ss s' ss: :asns.
press Chicago, Columbus, sandusky and
q way Stations on Ohio .nd 0hicss'
s:2s-NEw YoEK SIGHT ExPRsss. Sleeping ca,
to New York.
$50 500, $40 pG ANA. 80 . ass $50
500, Gas, and S:3s .. IN, daily. AD other
isaT:s; to a%a5s s's,;s. 70 ~s,,.-ne: .
$50; $40 IS:so :; m: s:is' $50. sIs
No oenSce sa't oS sGss., for aa.ero~n,
y,S: o. ssy s1 ss
and Ohio eket ooss 'e Station sSs
SIS Penpsylyania avenue, where orders win Be
so,Et IN the city, THOs. Il. SHARP,
q. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. 5. kOOHfE, General Agent. noyl-n
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PROPOSALS.

VVhUPUSALS FOR DIV EEPINE AND tLEAN-
Il ING STRE4TS AND AVENUES In THE
CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GGURGE.
ENGINEER's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,l
WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1870.
Sealed Proposals will be scetved this office I'M
til IL o clock m on WEDNESDAY, April 5th, 1875,
fer SprinkliDg, Sweeping, and Cleaning the Streets
and Avenue, In the Cities Of Washington and
Georgetown for the period of one from the 9th
Blank forms and Gil necessary information can be
obtained upon apple alton this office, and no bid
will receive consideration unless made upon said
blank forms.
BY order OF the Commits toner's
l. HOXIE, Lieut.. Engineers U. 3 A.,
mdT0-st EpRiueer d q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

MErHoDIsM.-The people of Raleigh, n.
c, commemorated yesterday the growth OF
Methodism, which 100 years ago numbered
It's commandments at 6s3 in that state end
Tennessee. The passage OF a century has
added greatly to the number OF Methodists
in those states and in the whole country. In
1895 Wesley came TO Georgia, and in 1885
Whitefield made the first OF his seven visits
10 this country. To-day Methodism is one
OF the largest and wealthiest denominations
i'm the land.
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Ed

TEESYs0E. On March asa, is76, Hiss FLORA
TENNYsoN.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited 60
attend her funeral, from sl2 i street north weef .
saturday N o clock D. N.
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LADIES AND LIQUoR.-Several thousand
ladies, opposed 10 the sale of liquor, ask the
legislature that IL may be made legal TO sell
liquor only In localities where ga ma Jority OF
the women residents above the age of twenty
one years" shall consent This would be
transferring the decision from men to
women; but there is an objection, namely.
that comparatively so few women exceed
the 6ge thus fixed that the matter would be
practically in the hands of an oligarchy.
THE WHIPPING Posi- IN RICHMOND
Yesterday the first white victim WAS SEN
fenced TO the lash since its revival here by
Justice White. The sufferer was Robert
Williams, an old man, convicted OF stealing
a mackerel valued at 10 cents. Walter
Hatcher (colored), guilty OF stealing one lot
of wood from the Petersburg Railroad COM
pany, was Jailed one hour. with six stripes
added Richmond Wing, 2lsf.
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STEAMER LINES.

fDEOfLEo' LlaE"
NOlIINI MATTOI CREEK, UPPER MA
CRODOCAND INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS
The si6ewheel Ste mer
"E. mORRIS,"
captain T. BALDWIN,
viii Commence running TO the above landings on
Monday, March 9Th, leaving from 80 d.
whaIftoot Of 6th street every MON Sss&297S
DAY and I'll UBcDAI at 9 a. NJ.
Returning will leave HOmini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at7s
feb2S n. X. FITZHUGH, Agent.
TIER STEAMER HAkBIsGEB,
i CAPT. M. Z. GREGG,
Will leave 9Th street wharf at noon ~
on SUNDAYS and WEDNEsDAYS SkSE0
for Potomac Landings, including
MAt.awCmsn, Mscnodoc and Rssers to Nomini.
N. Il. EITZHUGH,
feb23-tnovl Agent.
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ESSlONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
CHARLES ALERT JOHN W. WARMER,
ATTORNB Law,
mari5 I'm 637 STREET.
hR eCHAEFFkR has reno ed his Office tenn
II poTariiy 70 1114 18th street. Specimens for
micrOscOpiCal ALalN ais may be left at bis Office,
NJ Milburns Pharmacy, 1429 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. MARI I'm
UDWIG EIsgN8ER,
II JUSTICE Of THE PEACE,
NO. coy 7th Street W, opposite United States
Patent Office.
(yrEs dc PdtI-BHsaH FTaacatsl ianlOly
slR. J. L. WOLF,
DEN TIsT,
ctD-en Eemsyed % i2i0 street
SCHUYTEH . RAA8MAa,
~ ARTISTS.
EBESOO, DEJUkaTIVE and ever aescrfptior Of
ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING,
TS1 IN street northwest.
SPECInIH Room no Y street northwest,
tsn1l-ly WAsHISGTON. ID. o.
81 Pen ssI FoB TksTH, EIrREG IN
o. by DR. PRATT, Grs6ussc Q!
Ohio College Of Dental Surgery, and OF 49,
Bush Medical College 81 Chicago, t0l 7tb street
east side, corner - y N-s AMI ssio-nFcrn ueedt
oxtrsctfns teeth snl1-ly
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Tom ORROW
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
rPEs SpKsSS sA dS EEyALgAshs IMPReyED
EAST, Ar AUCTION Az u"
IS dssE u IF ss'sd
7Us foio &c. one Of the land records for Washington
Of The party securrd thereby shall proceed TO ell
At PUBLIC auction in front of the premises, MON
pa! pay March 9Th, 1876. at I so O'Clock m, all
ling and being 10 the city of Washington, in the
numbered eleven (lIl, in Square nunb barred eight
hundred and ninety els ht (o95), with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of q two story Cottage
Terms Of sale: 5000 and interest at 10 per cent.
per aDnum fro2l August 9th, 1875 tog Their with the
of sale, in cash; bal at aud lzmonths,
Tor notes bearing interest At 10 cent per annum,
at
day of SALE aud If the terms Of sale not
the right resell the property at the risk
std costof the default ng purcaa-sr EN-, r
febaS eo&ds WASH. B %IIEfhMs, s auot.
sy-IBE ARovE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, March 21s'. 1876, at the same hour aud
place BY order Of ne Trustee %,,,,rs A..
gTHEABovE SALE l. POSTPONED until
mar2l co wash d WILLIAMS, Auct.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
ON THE NoRTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITDL
sTREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE,
WASR1NGInN, PC,
- BY virtue Of deer e of the Supreme Coprt;of
H:S the District of Colombia, pass d in e1 uity
cause No sasr will offer for pnh'ic auc-
ton In front If the premises, SATURDAY,
April l. ls76, a. clock 10 5, in Cabots sub.
division Of square SIS with the pr Ivements there
on.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
three equal inst sin ents, at g. IL aud Is months from
the day of sale bearing int, from the DAY IF 3
1t eighI tSl per centum per snnum; all cash or
Any larger portion Than one fourth. thu election
II the purchaser. The title to be retained until all
II the pu, chase money and the interest thereon
raid If the terms of sale not compiled with
within 90 days from the day Of sale reserve
tie rig ~ to resell the property the risk nd cost
OF the deiaUlting purchaser. All couveyancing at
purchasers cost. SfU deposit Oh acc ptance of
b!d. JsMsS y. EuW ARDS
WIN. p DUNW00DY, trustees.
4s6 Louisiana avenue northwwest
r1ar2i eoAds z. J. SWEET. auct.
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HOTELS.


UNITED STATES HOTEL,
FORTY SECOND STREET,
AND COLUMBIA AND ELM AVENUES,
OPPOSITE MAIN EXHIBITION Building
CENTENNIAL GhOUNDS.
This elegant FIRE proof Hotel is now open for the
receptSn OF guests IL contains 325 rooms, replete
with all modern i'm prOyelHents. NIsitors 20 Phils
delrhis will uOE here meet with better sccommods-
tons or more reasonable rates.
febl-tu.&fsn p. . BOOTHBY, Manager.
UNION SQI ARE HOTEL,
u HsD isfT NEW WORK. pSa PsnasGs,
At this Estabiis nm. mt are 10 be found all
the eIceLencies known To modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
ITS location 10 desirable IN the city,
being in heslthful and charming neighborhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public fnst1
tutfons, the leading hus'pess houses and the prin
cfpal theafers.
The rooms arv sps- ivus, ycrJ light, elaboretely
furnished aud thoroughly ventilated. and the views
are varied, extensive AID charming.
The Restaurant has no superior anywhere out
OF Paris. Ever iuxsry Ii here Supplied at mode
rate cost and the sttsnixnts uniformly oourte-
Gus and efficient.
The elevator 10 available sf all hours, day and
night.
Visitors to New York will nowhere inset
better accommodate ~ more reasonable terms.
janis sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

TRusTKEs SALE OF A THREE STORY BRICK
INELLING ON THh EAST SIDE 18TH
STREET, mo. 30al BETWEEN AND +
STREkTS kUBTuWEST


INELLING ON THh EAST SIDE 18TH
sIREET, NO. 50al BETWEEN AND +
k1BEkTS NORTHWEST.
u BY virtue Of oeeo Of trust dated October
Z I'D, A. l. lc74, 6ug recorded ia Liber so 76,.
I'o AL Of the land records for the Distict of
Columbia. aud at The written r.qu st of the party
secured thereby, Ne will 81 a. public auction. In
front Of the pr,mi es on WEDHEsDaY, April 5th,
1870 a. o clock 10 the following d. scribed real
estate situate in the city Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, to wit: All those pieces parcel, OF
land lying and being in said city and 4 now and de
scribed as parts Of lots numbered three and four
90, IN sIusre numbered three hundred aud t. enty
one 81 as laid Gown on the plat plan Of said
c'p hsRinBiDg for the same 1T the northwest
Ter Of said lot Numbered four 80, ard ru .nihg
thence east seventy five (75) feet: thence south
twenty five 25D feet west seventy I'VE t7sD feet nd
ibcOce north tvei ty five (23D fee. to the place of
beginning, together with all the Improvements, &C.
Terms a. agreed upon by all PARTIES Concerned
One-thrd IN cash and the balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months with Interest AT zen per cent per
annum until paid, secured b. deed o. tru-t on the
property sold. or all each at option Of the par
chaser deposit Of S20U will be req uired at lime
of sale and all CONVEY sLctng AT purchaser o cOtt
Iiterms Of sale are not complied with ia avs
the trustees the isht to Re sell he propert
after five days ad sert isement.
WILLIAM h. WARD,t r
JOHN T LEHMAN. f"etees'
nnHrz3 eoAds j. L. COLDWELL, SAlesu an,