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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

EDWIN BOOTH is playing in Baltimore
this week. The Sun, of that city says, in
announcing his engagement: "Mr. Booth S
thoroughly identified with Baltimore the
city OF his birth. Here was the home OF his
father, whose marvellous histrionic achieve
meDtS are now among the most interesting
traditions of our stage, and his grandfather,
Richard Booth, an eccentrict scholar, whose
vegaries are well remembered by old citizens
here and in Hartford county. It was in 1888
that John Philip Kemple, brother to Mrs
Slddons and uncle to Fanny Kemble, and
grand uncle TO Nellie Grants husband, Mr.,
SartOris, was the representative Hamlet.
the one objection to his performance was
that he was too scrupulously graceful Az
terward came Henderson; then that glorious
genius Edmund Kean Macready. and con-
temporary with the latter, Junius BrufGs
Booth, whose son as Hamlet will challenge
his kingly fathers ghost to-night.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

THE THEATERs.-E utjORdl.- This tEeater
was crowded again last evening, and the
successful drama, "The Two Orphans" was
received with the usual interest and pleas
IRE on the part OF the audience. The scenery
And tableaux are good, while the characters
are IN the hands OF capable artists.
Words Opera HCJLse,-NietOria G.. Wood
hull will deliver her interesting lecture en-
titled, 1.-THE Human Body the Temple OF
God" next Monday evening.
IoeGfeT COBai4lse-"The Idiot Friend, )" now
performed at this theater, is quite an inter
esting piece, and draws large audiences.
Curry Is very good gymnast, and the
"SeveD Passions" as presented by the assO-
eiate managers ballet troupe, never fails to
call forth loud applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

a SPIRITED GIRL-A young girl from
North Georgia eloped with a Young man To-
whom her father was opposed. Arrived In
Atlanta, he made dishonOrable proposals.
She dismissed him summarily and tele-
graphed for her father. He subsequently, de-
sired marriage, but she again ordered him
nom her presence, and her ia ther coming she
returned with him to the parental roof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

A NOVEL CLOCK has recently been placed In
the tower of the Albany IN. " savings
bank. By an ingenious arrangement the
dlal is Illuminated by gas burner, lighted
eXtineuished at daylight. This is accom-
pllshod by means of the mechanism itself.
without the attention of any person; and
what Is still more wonderful, although the
time OF daylight varies very greatly from
month to month, the clock lights the gas AT
precisely the pIOner time from a n y 70 TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

A PLOT TO BEEAK JAIL THwARTED BY A
JAILER's CoURAGE.-While the turnkey of
the Erie county, n. Y, jail went up stairs
about o'clock Thursday morning, the
taniter, Conrad Engel, was left in charge of
the door. He was surprised by the entire
population OF the male department, headed
by professional rough named McMahon,
who struck Engel over the head four times
With an iron lock, infiieting severe but not
fatal injuries. Engie rang the alarm bell
and summoned jailer Franz EDgle. who
WIN few well directed blows, conquered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

BUILDING PERMITS issuel by Inspector
Plowman: George w. Riggs, remodel the
side OF 18th street, between F and g north
west, suitable for a hotel; $4,000 Lucinda
Duvall, two-stOry brick dwelling on The
east side OF Ith street, between G and SITS.
northeast; 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-At a meeting OF
Centennial Council, No. /, Sovereigns OF IN
dusty, on the Sd instant, the following Off
GERS were elected, yiz;-Charles E. Persons,
dent; Fred. T. Wilson, secretary; David f.
Holmes. treasurer; Thomas Y. Yates, lee
turer; VIM. Bremen, steward.
The directors OF the Columbia hospital have
elected the following consulting physicians
10 serve the ensuing yeaE--DrS. Howard,
ELIOT, Busey, Garrett, McKim, Klein
scbmldt, r ord thompson, and W. Il. Drink
ard.
At the annual meeting of the Washington
Pyramid and Pantomime Club, Mr.. Herman
Benzer was elected president; G. j. Watson,
secretary; August Beck, treasurer; Theodore
AngermSn, librarian; and c. w. Lederer,
leader.
The knights of Pythias Mutual Relief As
ISOLATION has elected the following officers
ior the Ell suing year.-Jos. Williams, presi-
dent; \. j. Cunning, vice president; j. T.
Coldwell, secretary; c. ]. Brewer, treasurer
Board of Directors-G. Y. Hansell, ". II. Ste
vens, John VI. Hinkle, A. f. L. Reese, g. n.
Hospital. George j; Mueller, ]: f. Mitchell
{. w. Thomas, q. w. Brown, Thomas SUM
merscales, b. F. Titlow, Joseph StickelI,
Robert Bardon, G. l.. Eterly, j. II. Schom-
bert, W. II. Eberly.
The Wisconsin Republican Association
last night elected the following cfficers.-C.
q. Heath, president; A. t. Longley and Nj
chael Franz, vice presidents; +. L. Redway
THE WATER SUPPLY QUEsTIoN.-The
measures recommended by Water Registrar
LUby In his communication, published In
yesterdays STAR, in relation to an addi-
tionsl supply of water on the high grounds
In the northern portions of the city, have
been approved by Chief Engineer Hoxie
and the District Commissioners, and the
work ordered 10 be commenced at once. This
Is not expected 10 prove a foil remedy for
the evil complained of, but a temporary ex-
pedient until measures shall be taken to in
crease the supply of water from fountain
mead TO meet the requirements In all parts
OF the city.
BUILDING PERMITS issuel by Inspector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

MARRIAGE, DIVORCE, RECONCILIATION
After living together for twenty years,
Esther T.. Saulspaugh, was divorced from
her husband. They separated In 1874. In
le'i they agreed to have the decree modified
that they might marry each other again, and
IL is alleged that the husband explicitly
aVoWed bis intention OF doing so. The decree
was modified, and Mrs. Saulspaugh kent
house for Saulspaugh for more than a year.
A marriage day was set several times, bat
the man made excuses and failed to put in an
appearance. The woman has therefore sued
bim for breach OF promise to marry, and on
Monday the suit was before Justice Pratt In
Brooklyn on a motion for change of place of
trlaI TO Oneida COUNTY, y. Sun, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

ROWAN GOLD NECKLACES, Lake George
diamonds ard coral JsweIry received al
|RDges tevtlTy store. No. 81 PENNSYLVANIA
hyeLpe, near i street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

NATIoNAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVEX
IIIoN.-Tne seventh annual session OF toe
National W. oman Suffrage Association Will
nssemole In this city on the 18th and 2Sth
Inst Matilda Joslyn Gage is the president:
|klien {. Sargent, treasurer, and Susan u.
Anthony, chairman executive committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE Sux-But
Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralg 4. 4;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

"A CHILD POISONED BY CREosoTE-WdrY,-
80 20 PueBfS--Mrs- Brown, residing on G
street, between Delaware avenue and LIST
street, yesterday left a bottle OF ereosote 90
- aoie In room where there was q small
Snld, little girl two years old, who got the
bettie and drank Its contents. DIR. Sumby
vas called, and expressed the belief that Inc
girl cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Charles w. Warntz and Annie X. Brown,
". III. Baooitt and Sadie FL. Hall, Robert
jordan and Lucy Taylor, Ernst Burgdorf
and Lizzie Mueller, John X. Mulloy and
Elizabeth Ougenstine, Ralph A. Bacon aud
Louisa l. Allen, both OF Prince George cou n
~, Nd; George Jackson and Martha Curtis,
| Geo. Richardson and Sarah jackson, Rich
ard jackson an1 Jane Dyson, OF GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

BILLIARDs.-Last evening Mr.. Charles G.
Godffey's billiard parlOr. 1915 f street. was
tbe scene of a splendid exhibition of skill in
billiard playing by Mons. Albert GARNER
who holds the high rank OF champion of the
world. and Mr.. William Sexton. a rising
New York star. The first game played was
the French carom, 80 points up, which was
won by Sexton, with an average OF p, 10
while GARNER made only 172 points. The
next was the ordinary four-ball game, 200
points up, which was quickly won by Mr.
GARNER, with only POI points for Sexton.
After few moments OF rest, Mr.. GARNER
executed some OF his fancy shots. which were
truly wonderful, and were loudly applaudet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06
GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS.
BARGAINS AND REDUCrToNS

IWo NTFtffl
Winter Dress Goods 81 al kinds reduced 20 clear
large stock OF Blank 81 greatly f, med rr~ss
All " later Gods reduced q clssr.
times $3.50 '' ~
Oottons Of sl the best makes st the lowest prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

MAD Docs AND MAD SToNEs-Richard
J. Harris, about 10 years old, who lives in
Montgomery county. Md, near the Chain
bridge, was badly bitten by mad dog one
week ago to-day, and his father took him TO
zee Mr.. F. 8. Smith, who resides at Sl2 NJ
street northwest, by whom a "mad stone"
was applied. The Uniontown mad dog. no.
tieed In yesterdays STAR as having bitten a
number OF people In BladensbuTg, was killed
yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
met yesterday afternoon. and Mr.. Horatio
N. Easily read an essay on The Pleasures
and Advantages OF Social Reunion to Men
In the Decline OF Life" Mr.. Jenkin Thomas
moved that a committee OF five be appointed
10 make arrangements for the proper ceie-
bration of the 22d OF February; agreed TO-
and President Blake appointed the following
AessTs. Jenkin Thomas, s. Mast. Nicholas
CallaD, II. Y. Easily and Edward Simms.
Man Docs ANn N an STONES -IIicn "a
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J G. wISwALL d co,
CHRIsTMAs GOODS

dec22 tr No. $40 7tb street. near pa a,
Evening star., 1876-08-04
DIED.

CALLAHAN. On the 2gth Of J ally, 1876, MIgIAM
ANlTA, daughter of Geo. W. aAd Clenmis W. CAl-
lshan. aged months.
lntermebt St Pottstown, Pa. -
DOWNS. On the morning OF August g. ls7s
JOHN Downs, IN the Ssth year Of hie age, OF Mont.
gomery county, MD but fer the last ~ years res-
dent OF this city,
Funeral viii take place from his late residence,
Sf3 street northwest, on Saturday morning, al ID
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are Invited 20 at
tend.
DANAHER. August 4, ls76, OF a,< O. m, MICH
AL pAstaEk.a native OF County Limeri,k, Ire
Funeral from his residence Saturday, OF II a. N ,
No. IL @ street northwest.
~, ,LIBBkY, In Georsstown, At noon Of Augu. 3,
ls7e, MAkY r., wife OF Joseph Liobey, and dsush
ter OF the late jeremiah Or0e, aged AZ years.
Funeral from the residence Of her husb and, No.
20 Bean street. on Friday, August an. q $50
O'Clock .. M. Relatives aud frieads OF the famng
are respectfully invited % attend. a.
MORGAN. On August 4, 1875, st Q O. m, VIZ.
E.youngest child OF VIM. 8. and Susie AorGan,
aged 4 months and II days
Funeral on Saturday, % O'Clock, from the resI-
eencs Of y. Turner corner Of 7th-strsst rosd ana
MILLS. On August &, lsre. OF pneumonia, urI.
LIZ, beloved daughter ot Andrew and Lizzie 6ilis.
Her funeral win take place on eaturday, q
m from her parents resfdence, No 229 is3{ stresf
south.est. frsnds and relatives are rsspeetioilg
invited 20 attend.
Evening star., 1876-08-04

REFUSED TO GIVE Up THE SHIP.-The
Italian bark Rosalia, Captain Pesce, which
arrived at this point yesterday from ALI
csnte, brought the second male and three
sailors OF the brigatine Sussex, OF Windsor,
n. 3, from Wilmington, n. C., for Q ueens-
Town with naval stores. Tne Rosalia fell in
lon. 6S deg. IS sec. The latter displayed the
British ensign, union down, from the stump
OF her mainmast, which as well as her fore
mast had been cut away. She had In q late
gale sprung leak, and when hailed mad nIne
feet OF water in her hold. The water was
gaining steadily though slowly, and her
mass bad been sacrificed 10 prevent further
strain. The Rosalia took of the men above
named, but her captain, first mate and two
men, refused 10 desert their vessel, thinking
mat with jury mast they might yet carry
her 70 some port. The boats of the Rosalla
made three Iips 10 the wreck, and urgei
tnese brave men TO abandon her, but they
steadlIy refused "to give up the ship" aud
HeTdld. - =
Evening star., 1876-08-04

AN ADRoIT BANK RoBBERY,-while a
circus procession was passing along George
street, In Halifax, on Tuesday, the clerks Ia
the Bank OF Nova Scotia locked the doors OF
the cavalcade. During their absence q man
claiming 70 have dropped important papers
down the basement through the grating, was
when he passed through the basement TO the
panklng room and secured eI7 500 In notes
which were on the counter, and escaped. Toe
The property. At about the same time N =
provincial treasurer's ofice In the provincial
building. which was locked by the clerks,
wss forcibly entered. and the cash box, con-
tanning 81 900 and some valuable papers, car
ried Oh. The robbers are supposed TO bs
Evening star., 1876-08-04
nARRIED.

ELDRIDGE-J0HEsT0N August s, 1870 br
the Rev. Or. Butler. PRETON W ELDRfDSE of
1ngtOn.
New York and Brooklyn papers please copyJ
flILBUGH-DfER. On the evening Of An
gust 1915, 81 the resisence OF the bride sfster by
new ~. ssnlels, JOHN fIrZHUGH 10 Miss liza
MULLtnEAUX-BOss. August s, is7s by Rev
Dr. Cuthbert, HENRY II. MULLTNEAUK OF Phils-
oeiphla, Pc, 60 kMaA ". Boss, Of WASHINGTON D.
Y. lfnnsdelphla Ledger please oopy
PkUITT-MUkRAf. August 1, 1870 AZ sU n
a. the residence Of the brides acle, N 4 q.
HhseieI, and oy the kev: DR. HOlmesd, NORMAN
u. PRrrrr, OF Washington. form sriy Of AIerss-
oria, Va, 10 nAR5ARET h. mURRaY, OF Washing-
ton, II. y. Alex. papers please cory I
Evening star., 1876-08-04

OF the old old joke about the city girl wno
goes up to the cowyard fence, and, drawing
the muslin dress up and about, says coyly
sob, cousin Johnl which Is the COW that
gives the buttermilk?"
~One night during the recent heated
Term q young man was heard to say des pair
ingly: al hate 70 make such a renark,
Amelia, but please don't. / feel In my in
most soul that the time for caressing is gone
by. Let ~ be ~ quiet - possible tn next
November"
~ The Danish King has been fortunate In
his family, four OF whom are destined 70
Dantsh crown; his daughter ID destined TO
be Englands Queen; his other daughter,
Princess Dagmar, win oe Empress OF
his grandson u Duke Of Sparta.
Evening star., 1876-08-04

THETwEED Nothing Found. %
Shertf Conner has transmitted to the attor-
ney general communication, In the nature
OF q return, In the matter OF the execution
against VIM. NJ. Tweed in the 81 200, 900 Judg-
ment rendered by Judge Westbrook. Al
though In effect the return is necessarily
nulla bona, the property OF Tweed having
been put out OF his name, the sheriff asks iu-
structions as 10 long list Of effects SO dis
posed OF, with view to suits for their re-
pleyin II advisable, lis pendens having been
originally dlet In the sheriff's office In the
premises. Should an execution order for the
body OF Tweed be Issued now, the uestion OF
the liability or default of the sheriff would
come up. But as Tweed was held on a pre-
liminary order OF arrest In a civil suit, the
bearing OF his escape upon the sheriff-s La
billy cor Id only be measured in damages by
verdict of jury as to the possible recovery
On the Judgment by the city If the person OF
Tweed could now be produced. Proceedings
against the estate Of Tweed sequestered TO
his son Richard and others, and conveyed or
foreclosed 10 various wners, will probably
be under way as soon as the courts reassem-
ble.-lM Y World, 1St.
Evening star., 1876-08-04

,DkAIH IN ROUGH A WoNAN's CURIOSITY.
the case OF Jonn Russ aged , years ~, -. -
snot on monday by his brother Henry. aged
., ana died rom the injuries received an.
Nuigeo me lact thst the curiosity OF a wo-
oent: II appears that an uncle OF the two
children had been living with their perents
ia the tenement hoGse No. 63s east ath street
wren be left the house, he TIED several
papers and revolver IN a bundle and plaeed
The package in drawer. A few DAYS after-
wards, hrs. Kiss, tue mother OF the children
age, and taking IL from the bureau united
the strings, but not being able 90 faSten
them again, left the revolver lying on the
who al once began 10 play with it Toe olaer
child accidentally touched the trigger aud
the pistol went of. Mrs. Rtss is almost
erazed at the result OF her curiosity.IN y.
Evening star., 1876-08-04

1There is a Chicago girl who, II she
thinks she is going TO be bsaten in
In ut over the last hoop.
ga man should not plug a watermelon
unless he wants 10 buy. Mere curiosity 10
see the inside OF a thing doesn't satisfy the
dealer. Wv
@Norristown Herald: When q woman
comes 10 the door and calls after her nus
band, Hen n-RE-E"-finishiug the last sylla-
bic Ia capital letters-you may know she "a
not in capital humor.
~A century plant with a thousand binds
and blossoms is on exhibition IN BOSTON Tor
the dement, OF the Old South Fund. N IL has
become necessary 70 rake together the dimes
10 oroer 10 save the church, IL il high time
for the municipal authorities 10 come 10 the
'front.' and lend helping hand.
Evening star., 1876-08-04

ABLH ABLsd ddMRnR9sER n WHARF PR0PERrf IN


By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated uly 14th, -
1875 and records among the land records Of f..:H
Wsshit gton county, D. Q in Libsr 7ss, folio Eix
$50, and By direction of the holder of tine note se-
cured thereby, we will sell, ct public auction,
THURepAY, the 10th day Of August, l576, st 6
m In front Of the premisee, all that certain piece
Of property in Georgetown. District OF Columbia,
Thich was conveyed by VIM. Laird, r., TO John
Davidson, BY deed dated July Is 1885, and orded
among the land records for said District in Liber
j. D., No. Co. folio 30, and contained within and
bounded by the following undarfes that is say
on the north by Water street, on the west by the
corporation or fish wharf, on the south BY the
channel OF the Potomac river, and on the east by
Lfnthicum and others by deed dated December
Joseph l. Savage by Charles ii Lsub and wife by
deed dated November %, 1859. Said property is I'm
proved by large Brick Warehouse.
Terms OF sale, @ prescribed by said deed, are;
e2Go, with 10 per cent interest from the 24th lay
OF January, 1876 together with the penBes OF the
sale In cash; balance In six and twelve nnths,
cured By notes bearing interest ead deed of tr1st
the property sold which terms, by Of those
Interested, Is modified ln writing, follows: One
third cash; balance IN six and twelve months.
cured bJ notes bearing 10 per cent interest and
deed OF trust on the property. 9loo ia cash when
the property is struck of. Conveyanctns at pur-
chasers cost Ii the terms are not com piled wth In
days from sale, the Trustees the right
defsulting purchaser, after nve days notice of
slcn resale In some newspaper published In the city
of Washington.
Pa DARSEILLE,$ Trustees.
iySl dads ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
Evening star., 1876-08-04
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD.
JULY 1rH, 1875


soc Baltimore, ElIicots City and d s.y stations.
etoIbslfnore, Annapolis, and way stafIons,
.1, soint of. Of Rocss and intsrmedists sistiOns.
I:le-Baltinore and Al.1sndria Junction.
elo-Nsu fo-k, Philadelphia and Bostos Hs-
Yrss,. To Cape May, Tuesday, THURSDAY
sEf Saturday. by boat via New OastIs DAT
,i0s: @ way Stations. and eonnssts for
sIo-Cscfraatt. 81. I.x,, .,s p,a,bx,r IT,
rTsss. Berkeley, Deer PsIs. GARLAND. Fred
sriel. HsserEovn. and VALLEY Rosd. Par
.:so-Po,nt oi RoeS: and way stations.
ssssa TSrs ils nnsa hsa issoD: B.l,mor, and
Phusdelphts. Sunday to Baltimore only.
is:ls-Bstimo.:. Way Stations, lIIioos City and
Es,: on sendsS. ii way 1Sa ssssion: SaS M sas
.:,olss1si%oTs sslsimSas Sn.Y; snS Va, stations,
City, Frederick and Way Stations, Via Re
I:ss-Tredsrisk and Poin. Of Rocks, tvia Metro.
tat baltimore; Annapolis and way stations.
t:2S-CA,caso, Onetsnati AID Louisville ExY,sss
OAKLAND snd @ Gourabu. & 'ffs,9f Io9i:sPis RSfs
t ey li;Se 80 Z; . m train on Saturday: Hssers
saso al ssd sssnna cars to Obi
ta5..Baltimore and Way STATIONS. (Oonnscts
1:oo-PAfiaasSSsaas AiSs az and sIa Bahsnio-. Express.
,1:03-BslttmoIe ana way stations
tinsburs by train leaving sunday night.
Wsy Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
s:0o-Bsltmore. BIsdensburs, BeItsviIe, Lsu.
IO:0O-hsV Yort asd Ph,IadsEpa,a Hisn Krpras,
Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
10:05-Bsltimore and principal way stations,
lo:1O-MA Artinsbprg and wsJ stations, Metropoli.
sandnssJ, Nev.Ts, BsrEsisy,, Eig, GeaInlP peer PsIk
snd Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
I'D 5nae; 30 s;Ios 80. @ NJ; a, l;se,s:as. s4s,
Evening star., 1876-08-04

"a. nMc.N ~ bkkADsrUFFs IN ENGLAND
Tue fnu Mali Gazette says. sThe e~o-.
nous import OF wheat fon,o tba Tr.t,s.
states into this country, and t1e nnohS hiiitx
1st ~ Will Increase rather than dimfnis,
IN ume 70 como, leads "a 10 rSfae- I,o'S. ss
hsppens that Indian cora, which is 40 la1S.ix
consumed IN various forms hy al classes is
America fRils 70 nnd favor with Fnelish-
men n home. II some ways maize a.
certainly 20 be preferred 10 wheat, and those
Who have once acquired the taste for it on
the other side OF the Atlantic certainly miss
me indian corn on their return. We sun
pose, however, that there Ia little hope that
our King classes will ever take 20 this
cheaps wholesome, and nutritious food, Tne
mere fact that IL Is cheap oper2tps in some
measure against its adoption Tnere a.
nothing perhaps In an Englishman,s ns,,,.
so stupid a his dislike 10 have NJ surnoset
thst he 10 content with cheap food. Ana
indian corn - very cheap. IL Is naintsioSs
oy those who ought TO De wei In formed MAJ
~ pays 70 grow maize on the plains AZ a
snlIliDg oushel, and that n there were
suLneient oernsnd IL could be profitably ex-
ported thence and sold In our manu- fsctnr-
lng cities at three shilling q bushel or twen-
price OF wheat" e-o
Evening star., 1876-08-04
nUNCAHsON BROS, Auotionsers.
rRusr rEs, sALi or REAL ssrArl.

TRUST EES' 0ALE OF ZEAL 0STATB.
Francis A. waller and Genofeva, his wife, f.:H
TO us the undersigned, to secure debt there. csl
in menfioned the said deed bearing date on the lst
day Of January. ISIS, and recorded In Liber No. 79l
folio 49, Of the land records for the District Of
DAY, the sth day o. August, 4. D. Ias, q ,, n,
on tbe premises, the following described real es-
tate and tmDrovements. viz: An that piece or p0r.
eel Of land called "Littie 0leenings" and Pasture
and 0lsaninss," situated snd lying 10 the county
Of ws.nincton; in the Di.triet @ Columbia, the
which we're eonyeyed 70 John =. UOndon By certain
deeds of record the land record. Of the said Dis
conveyed to . certain Cathsrins a. Tsibruth by
deed recorded in Liber J. a. O. Ho H6 folio al,
l.nd Tseoras q aid Disrict the tract Of
Or lsss. improved ey thfss-ssory Brick House,
Tsrss: ol.Ooo cash; the residue in equal install
msnts, s one. t.o and thTss year. the Iarchsssr
intersst, secured BY deed o. trust and taxing
deed. AL conveyancfng 9 the cost Of the pur
chaser, and Il the terms o. ale Are not complied
i've days notice q the fisk end cost Of the dsisut.
ing purchaser; a SsIos,s g Sfs required q so0a
iyWd II. aoWAR6 NoRxIs. Trustees.