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Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOI,
CoLDSBORO, N. c.

aM. FETTER, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient and Mod,
ern Languages
The Third Term of this Institu.
tlOn will begin on Monday, Aug. 2,
and end ON Monday. Dec: 20, 1875.
THIS School is situated in the town of Colds
l. boro (th6 centre OF four Rairoads), and
from its accessibility offers superior advantages
to parents and guardians living in the sur
rounding countries or in the Eastern portion
of the state. The location is healthy, and
by parents sending their sons to this place,
as not q single case of serious illness occur
red in the School during the past scholastic
year. No parent, therefore, can reasonably
be deferred from patronizing this School on tho
score sf the unhealthiness of the location.
the Mathematical Department. is An alumnus
| of Randolph Macon College, and has been .
suece &C ssful teacher Of youth for many years
and extensive and seeks to develop and improve
the me ntal powers of the pupils by training
the m to THINK, and by teaching them the right
use Of the faculties with which God has en-
dcwed them
The discipline of the school, while it Is mild
| and parental, enforces the duty of obedience
| to every rule and regulation. AS insnbordina-
| rion and disorderly conduct are wholly ncOm-
| patfble with scholastic training and mental
| progress no boy who Is indispOsed to imprOv
| his time or Is an injury to his fellows, will b
| retained in the School.
| Moral and religious instruction receives due
| share of attention and cOnside ration for un-
4 less the heart and conscience be instructed and
enIightend, mere secular learning will avail but
| little in the formation of a correct and uprigh.
i character.
| The four religious bodies being we'll repre-
| sented in this place, every boarder is allowed
| to att end that Church on Sunday which his pa
| rent may designate. This wish and preference
CT the parent will be strictly observed, moth
iEg of a sectarian character is couutenanced In
the School.
| Boys are prepared tor advanced classes In
College OF for the active business of life.
| The building. hitherto known as the stFe-
| male College !" has been 5cured by the Princi-
| boys.
Deadly weapons, intoxicating drinks, profan-
| ity and every species of gambling are strictly
| prohibited.
Terms, 'er Session of 20 Weeks
HALF IN ADVANCE-BALANCE ON
FIRST OF OCTOBER.
| Tuition for primarT department-....'' SIS 90
Higher English :....::... 20 OD
| " Advanced classes. with Alge-
1 bra, etc.. 70 OO
l Advanced classes with Latin. 80 90
| &c '' and with Latin and Greek. 36 90
| German, French, and bookkeeping, each
1 extra. w
Board, iHclnding fuel and lights. .......... IS 90
| incidental expenses Observation-Disclosures. CO
| Each student will furnish, for his own use, q
| pair of blankets, pair OF sheets, pair of pill
| iOw-cases and his towels.
| No deduction from Tuition and Board in case
| # dismissi0n or withdrawal, and only in cases
4 IF prOtracted sickness.
l For further particulars. address
NJ. FETTER. Principal;
| uly 24-d&wtf GOLDSBORO, NC.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

HAVING outs Mortoned Morton and
divided the school-question sensation
with President Grant, Mr.. Blaine, of
Maine, should crowd Bristow off the
track by esaying the role of reformer.
Let him investigate something.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

Mail Train makes close convection at VOL
DON for all points North via BY Line, ana
Parlor Cars are run on this train between vii.
mington and Portsmouth.
- Express Train connects only with all
rail route. PuIImRn'a Palace NRa0n
ting Cars ON this Train. -
Freight Trains will leave WilminRton tn
weekly at 800 A. M. ap d arrive at 1.lOP NJ
JOHN r. DIVINE,
General Sup't.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
A G. A r D.

TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretiOns Of youth, neF.
VOus weakness, early decay, loss OF
manic cd, &C., 1 WillScRd RECEIPT
that will cure, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary In South America. Send
a seIf-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. Inman, Station D., Bible
House, New York City.
deod6maW6m
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
Carolina Central
RAILWAY Co.
IL al q 3
OPFICE GENERAL SUfRRINTRNDKNT,
Wilmington, N. o., Dec. 16, 1s75.S
Change OF Schedule.

On and after the 18th inst, trains will
over this Railway as follows:
Passenger and mail Trains Daily
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Wilmington at....-.,....7 90 AN
Arrive in Charlotte at...,,.,,.7 at 3GPM
Leave OnAILo'Oe At -..-.-.- .--.....6 5OAM NJ
Arrive at WilUNin OtOn at ,7:OOPM
Fast Freight and PasSenae
TFairS-Dsily.
Leave WHINING gton at. ....-...... 90 P n
Arrive at Charlotte at. 10 80 A M
Leave Charlotte at: t:..-...--..........5 $50 2 NJ
Arrive IN Wilmington at. 10 40 A II
Shelby Division:
LoaHo SnaI Al, Lolte :.".''..s. s.-...........I u UoAM
ArTiVe at Gnar lotte- % w I'm
ArElVe AZ ShelDy-..---. ------......ll IL 80 AM
Leave Shelby ...............-......123 .12 80 + N
Connections
COnnec s with the A. & K. Air Line i'll Char
lotte at 7:30 P NJ and $50 A NJ.
Connects at Wilmington with Wiimingto1 =
Weldon Railroad at z 90 A M and 90 NJ snd
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Railroad.
S Papers publishing q. @. Railway schod.
ule will please notice changes
Time from Wilmington to Atlanta "a ure.
Close connectiC n both ways, aud On to the
North.
8. l.. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendss
dec17
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
WILMINGTON And WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


OR1IOH or GhnaRAL LSUPRRIMrDnplu1. !,
WILMINGTON, N. O., Dec. 10, 1915. I
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

I'M. FETTER. A. NJ, Prof. Ancient and Mod.
ern Languages.
e. W. ADAMS, AM, Prof. Matthew atics.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
CHANGE OF sCHEDrr.E

On and after Sunday, Dec. 10th, there Ilov.
ing schedule will be run on this road
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. fDni,v,-
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

WILMINGTON, N. O.. Dec. 10, ta7s,
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
LOOK FOR THE x
RAILROADS.,
WILMINGTON COLUMBIA
AUGUSTA RAILROAD coz


OFFICE UFGF~i L. suFERINTEkurhr
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

The Third Term of this Institu.
ton Will begin on Monday. Aug: 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30
EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY...... August 30, 1876.
Another MatsrtaIfzation Humbux
ENRp@rd.

The Portland (Me) Press tells how the
IN. sicisns OF that city exposed the tricks OF
oue 1r. Hull, so-calied Undertaking. me-
alum. The denoument was as follows:
'Ihe modus operandi had become so ap-
parent INST the exhibitions ceased 20 be in-
, Iersang as displays OF jugglery. rhey were
hoi SO clever as they at drSt seemed 20 be,
and The doctors determined 10 let in the llght
81 once. SO, on Tuesday night last a select
Som ISL. Nss invited TO witness, and, n neci
De, hssi>t At the denodement. Each had MIS-
lAEt assigned, and failure was absolutely
Impossible. provided any trick wss atien,nt.
60 oy the medium. The conversation was
more man ordinarily jolly. Funny stories
Kept The company In a roar half Inc time
cut noocuy lost sight OF the curtain or failed
10 note that the usual rustling at the apex OF
The triangular space was going on. Molly
NJ. raped out that q spirit which had come
10 Dr. Greene twice before would again an
pear. In less than twenty minutes the cur
opened more widely and displayed a female
draped In white and thickly veiled. IL was
ne promised spite. Then IL pulled aside
The curtain from the corner nearest the man
tel piece directly in front Of DR. Greene
he was enraptured. Yes. the Spirit hsd
really come again for him. But a minute
1Will you touch my hand, dearo'' said IN
DOCTOR In persuasive accents She nut on
ner delicate fingers toward him, and his
r nanI siosed on hers in grasp which Wa
much nrmer than the ordinary CRASH o. AZ
iecuon. Ard then be made what ia called
Isctlon, Come, dear, come Come right
s aIon but she braced against the chin
ney Ia a very human and earthly way, waol
- unDecomlhg Ia al appsrltlon. There is
no case on record IN this series in which a
splrlt mas been gifted with speech; hat All in
me room distinctly heard 6 very alarmed
VOICE eAclslmlng, DON'T, DON'T let me so,',
and then, "For Gods sake, let me 90
Wny," said Dr. Greene, with well afftsctad
surprise, This is not spirit This is Mrs.
Hul!" Meanwhile, Or. Gerrish had steppei
quickly To the curtain, drawn Il aside, and
discovered the stool unoccupied, an empty
eKlrt and little pile OF female wearing an
psrei. III was just what was expected. The
male Hull, who had been "a ken so conn lete-
~ ny surprise that he forgot to turn out the
heht, delivered himself OF the following
manly speech :-"Well, gentlemen. | wish
you TO understand that have hal no nand
In this affair. L knew nothing about IT,"
AID his wife was left TO dress herself with
OUT ASSISTANCE behind The curLain.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30

nvEx-Mayor ]. V. c. Smith, OF Boston, a
rather poetical person OF an eccentric turn,
is pulIdlng an open front tomb, with seats
and table, in the beer garden style.
~An intoxicated Italian, named Nicbolt
Coornl, was dangerously shot on Greene
street, New York, Sunday, by Armand Baus,
with whom he had quarrel recently.
1It Is estimated that there are 10000 wo-
men In New York without the employment
necessary for support OF themselves and
those who are dependent upon them.
1For considerable time IL was General
SHERMAN, but late papers state IL is General
Snerldan, VINO has two nephew brakemen on
the Allegheny Valley railroad. Lucky boys,
to be employed these duh times.
~An effort Ia being made to divide Cali
Cruz county giyins tourteen Ss ms
south for the new state, with thirty thousand
voters and q hundred million taxable prop
erty.
1The Sultan of Turkeys regular morning
tipple consists OF two bottles of Porter, q
quarter OF bottle OF curacao and seven
glasses OF rakf-all taken before breakfast
He mas already had three attacks OF destrisnn
H-Two Roman Catholic priests have re.
Gently Joined the English Unitarians-Fath-
ers Sufneld and Hargrave. The latter has
nent Unitarian congregation In Leeds vhoss
pulpit has been made vacant by the call on
The incumbent to q London professionally.
= Colonel Gawler, Captain Warren ana
other gentlemen have formed . society for
colonlzlng Palestine. Military and engf-
neering science will not be wanting In the
committee OF management Their purpose u
70 transfer the dominion OF Palestine from
the Turk and Arab TO the Hebrews.
git IL q well known fact that when the
remains outside the limlts OF the blue and
violet In q spectrum distinct Impression
which our eyes do not recognize as q color.
According to psychologists Z time viii come
when the human eye win be perfected SO a.
TO discern this color - well 40 the other.
IA band OF gypsies, says the Burlington
IAN sSs n ere n,aS Tn lsS msn vest OF
terious and romantic people sfeid In or about
the camp long enough 70 tell nve fortunes
Cd away no one knows whtths1, leaving be.
hind them nvs nuttsrtng and four vacant
honIoootD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30
nOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctionesrs.

II II
TRUsTTEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE uF MARY
LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN 10TH ANDIITH
eTRGETS s0UTHWEST-No tOOS COM
elsTING OF THRkE-STORY BRIG h
DWELLING WITH LARGE WIDE LOT OF
GROUND ATTACHED.
By virtue of a deed OF trust bearing date "a
September l0,h, A. D. 1875, and duly recorded 60
In Liber No. 799, folio 80, one of the land Eik
cords for the District CT Columbia, aad ct the re-
9uest OF the pa, ty secured thereby, will SELL at
public auction. III front of the premises the high
est bidder. on FRIDAY. September sth, a. ID la6,
at O'Clock M all these certain pis ces. parcels
or lots OF ground situate and lying iu the citg Of
Wa, hir ston, In the District Of CoIumbi., and be
ing known ana describ upon the Off cisl ground
plan or plat q said city as lots letsred and
"B' and "C,' in Todd q recorded subdivision OF
original lot numbered one I'D, in square numbered
three hundred aud fftytwo (s52), together with the
improvements thereon
Terms OF sac: One third each of which slO0
must be raid at tine OF sale, and the oalaacs in
six and twelve months in equal payments, to BE- Sc
cured By purchasers notes bearing Interest from
day Of sale at the rate OF eight per cent per an
hum until paid, and Q deed OF trust on the prop
eIty sold. Conveysncing aud recording at pur.
chasers cost. If terms II sale not piled with
in six days after SALE the Trustees the right
TO resell at risk and cost OF purchaser in default
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, r.
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, { 1rustees,
Aue26-d Bep col No. 1921 street northyeet
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
JULY ffH, 1879.


Az. InAvI WasuIHeror
500 Baltimore, EIliooti City and nd "a, r,,,o,,
k0 an s 81 Rocks ana intsrnedist. stations.
!:Io-Bsltt%ore and Ale,.ndris Junction.
sIV-Nee fors, PAIEddsLpata aad BoS.cs kx-
re-; 10 Cape May, Tuesday, Thursday
Hna est urday, 81 boat Wis New CASTLE; Oar.
op. Way st:on,. fi. and Se CONNECTS sssSs iSr
.,.s. Berkeley, bssr Para. oasisnd, srsd-
sriea: Hsssrro~n. snd.vsDsI Rosd, Par.
s :se-PP,s.t Q: Eoess and way stations.
s:Ss-se@ 9ors hinitsS ssoT So: B.r.imor. and
- Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
ls1s-Baitine... Way Stations, Elhcoss City and
80 Annapolis.
ss;: o. Sunday. ii wsy a ssss g srd
..y,-ps,,i1non,rso on,
s:30-BaHIrnors arf LsH,sl ErY-su. auioort
Sify' Frederick and way stations, via Re-
<:ss-ErederiSs and Point OF Eooks. via Retro
4as-Bs,inors, Annapolis. ana w,y stations.
s:2S-sa,ee.o, oiscirnaii and Loxisviils S1s,.ss
ossfs5e And d counsd serfEssy
sS~n ana san OF ss.1Ss,s
essS, On cinnsti and Lost. 1n. car 70 UNI
sfs,,Baitinore and Way STATIONS. Connects
I:00e-Pa,saaspAta and Bahimo-s E1prssJ.
, ss:0033-Bsl,imore ana way stations
kleepers.
s:o0-Baitimore. Blsdensburs, BeItsviilc, Lau-
rel, Re'aY.
10:00-Nsv York 1sA PhILadstpAIa AssSf Expyssss
Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
lO:Oa-Bsltimore and principal way stations,
-msrtnsburH and way stations, Metropo poll
ta1 Branch.
11:3o-Ss. LoHts Hzy-sss. Chicago, Columbus,
ssndnsky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville
20, 90: 80 800 100: a: ts ss
,. M, daily.
All other trains daily, except SUNDAY.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown or Val
ley Branch, or for New York AND Philadelphia 81
$40 o. m. and 40 D. m.
Tor further Information APPLY q tne Balsfmors
and Ohio Ticket Of1ces, WASHINGTON Station, and
xee, Dol and sos Pennsylvania avenue, ana 613
loth street north west, where orders wiu be taken
In the city.
THOs. 3. eHARP, Master OF Transportation.
4; N. COLI. General Ticket AGENT.
eco. o. k0OHTZ. General Agent. .pIb-tr
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DRY GOODS.
RRODIIEAD & co.
S39 PEEESY AVE AND o22 ID ST
HEINEkN 9TH AHD IOTH IS,

S39 PEEESl LNAEIA AVE. AND o32 81.
BE1NEEF 9TH ABD IOTH -,
Cher % their friends. custom srs and strangers
FALL EhESS GOODS AT h6D UCE ID
Prices.
bses Lyons siks, 7sc. per I'd ard up fold pricesl
Old prices,
eH-WooI french CsshmeTes, 75c. ard NJ (originsl
eve.
Blsck hlpsess ard chairs double fold, 2sc., up,
Wool Flanueis- iS~ snd up,
= ndroscCCEi Gleachsd Cotton, &c,
ehestiu Cotton. 2sc. s1d up.
Linen Towels, . per dozen ana NJ,
British hose, 81 81 per dor an rec ntly as,
BssbTiEsan IA, "a. s. ger box aud up,
] Button h "a Gloves, soc lI'b lot
3-BrttOn I'd Gloves In Black, W bite, Street and
Opera cci1rs OIL IS,
All Linen Table Da1,ask SOC. and up,
All Linen DOylies and Napkins, T5c and no,
Ladies and Cents Underwear ct mauufacturers'
SIR Tissue for Yelling, SOC. sad CD,
Corsets. H1sr and M,
Hamburg sdgl nE best makes, Sc to O. Per yard,
g ut sscd Eslish suspenders 3Sc = pair,
New stI le Ladies Belts and Melted Silk Ties.
Ladies and Cents Collars, cuffs. Handksrchisfs,
huns. Ties, Sc. 60, Of late styles at lowest
market prices. Call and examine
BRODHEAD d Co.
eutSB 939 Penn. and 932 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30

THE RUSSIAN WOMAN who attempted re-
Gently TO assassinate Prince Gortschakoff at
berne was the Princess Dobrovolska, q we'll
known resident OF Paris few years ago, She
hired on the prince but missed him, and he
seized and disarmed her. When asked why
sne had attempted this crime, she ans verei:
II am the victim OF your government. 1t
Will give me no justice, and so have re-
solved 70 right myself" She is undou btedIy
insane, as we have already stated, and be-
neves that the government OF Russia keeps
her out OF q large fortune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30

SANCTA SIMPLICITAs.-Mrs. GolightIy
(hshing for compliment)-Ahl Mr.. Nc
Joseph, beauty is the most precious OF all
gifts for q womani I'd sooner possess beauty
than anything in the world!
Mr. McJoseph (under the impression that
he Is making himself very agreeaole)-rm
may possibly feel on that score must be am
ply compensated for by-er-the conscious
ness OF your moral worth, you know-and OF
your various mental accomplishments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30

DURING his recent stay at Ischl the enne.
ror or Austria saved the child OF q poor wo-
man from q violent death. As he was pass
Ing through the Bettenbach gorges, a boy OF
-FOUR years old fell over a precipice, aud his
clothes having caught on q protecting branch,
was suspended over torrent some fifty feet
below. The emperor, whose proficiency In
ali athletic sports is well known, jumped
across the precipice, freed the boy from ais
perilous position, and took him back TO his
mother,
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A Suicide for Sentiment

THE STRANGE CASE OF MISS PAoLLAGGA
The New York Sun OF yesterday has the
,oiowihg IN reference TO the suicide men
TONED In The STAR OF last evening: "a bout
year ago Augeline Paollagga became ac-
qualnteo with Joseph Haus In ST. Colu m ba's
roman catholic CT urch. In west 25th street.
Both belonged TO the choir, she being the
reading soprano, and he the tenor. Tney met
every Sunday, and were soon regarded as
lovers. She lived at 222 west 18th street, with
her widowed mother. Mrs. Paollagga looked
coldly on the wooing. In May last she heard
stories affecting Hsu's character and she
io1 oade bis visits TO her daughter. He then
9ult tne choir and engaged himself as pisn-
ist and leader OF the glee club on the steamer
plymouth Rock. Mrs. Paollagga saw moth
ing more of him, and supposed tina; his
attentions TO her daughter had ceased
About month ago She learned thar
they were in the habit of meeting aud
she sent her daughter to the CatskilIs.
Inc girl returned on Friday and confded TO
an acquaintance the fact that she mad
planned 10 elope with Haus. On Saturday
Mrs. Paolagga was informed that her daugh-
Ter mad accompanied Haus on the excursion
OF The Plymouth Rock To Rocka way. she
met her on the return OF the steamer to the
Ioot OF 18th street, and scolded her took her
10 Esss I bsr s wne9 s9ey went 70 bed refused
ton the mother had never refused be ore
and The daughter remained awke all night,
weeping: on Sunday morning the girl told
her brother that she had taken poison, and
pointed 10 an empty bottle, labelled "Bltter
Oh OF Almonds," that had been in the house
Tor culinary use. Physicians were sum
moned, and she begged that her life might
be saved; but she died within three hours In
great agony. She was In her 18th year, and
is described as very beautiful. Her father
was an officer OF the French government In
Anglers, and afterward consul at St. Thomas
She came 10 this city five years ago, and
sang as volunteer In the choir OF ST. Fran
CTS Aavier's church. Prof. Berger took
warm interest In her musical progress, and
thought that she was destined 10 become a
great SlAger. he obtained her the position
she he'd In the 25th- street church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30

SODA WITH CHLoRAL HYDRArF.-lc.
cording 10 Prof. KONG, the eminent Ger
choral hydrate is increased 10 an Impor-
tspt extent, and It's prejudicisl effects re-
duced In the same proportion, IL bicarbonate
OF soda be administered Immediately before
hand. Prof. h, after i've observations, be-
leves himself 10 be IN a position TO state
That one part by weight OF choral hydrate
may be placed with equal effects by one part
OF bicarbonate OF soda and o. part OF chloral
bydrste. And since, says the Professor, cal
culated from the average manufacture of
choral hydrate more than 100 900 persons
daily use the sleep producing medicine made
known few years ago by Prof. Sviebreicb.
some may find it both useful and intsrestine
TO test the conclusion here stated, which was
lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30

BLACK BREAD AND WHIrE.-Breaf is the
staff q life, bus there are various ktnIs n,
bread; some OF them, indeed, scarcely ce-
serves tie name, for bread, like other
tnlhes may De SO improved upon as to leave
out altogether many essentials of the orIgt
nal. The hnest wheaton bread is deficient
In those phosphate and purgative consti-
tuehts which are an essential of the food as
an article OF diet, and SO ceases to be as
healthy or even as nourishing as the article
which nature provides. We prefer rather
the dingy- colored loaf, which Is composed of
good seconds, to It's more refined competitor,
and we believe that the taste, II not the eve
VIII De found TO support Us In our preference.
Medical RLdDa.a err
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-30
GEO. j. JOHNSON 4 co I,
III Market Spar
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

$50 dozen Heck Towels, at 81 50, 81, 81 Is and
% 50 dozen; also 50 dozen fine qualities 1t
S3 and o..
so yards Richardson's Linens. IN short lengths,
selling very fast.
cents per yard. Table Damask, Wine Cloth, Nap
ktns, Pillow Linens, sll widths; and DO White
Spreads, sli qualities and patterns. We would call
the special attention OF our customers to toe above
goods, IS they are very cheap. Also, cached and
Brown Canton Flannels, at g. 10, l2d, Is, - and Is
cents. 80 dozen ladies' ali linen II. 8. Handker-
chiefs, AZ l2x, -, Is, 20, ~ and 50 cents. Black
Oashmeres,( Uniou,l ~ 50 and 62h cents 10 pieces
Lupin's BLACK Cashmeres, from Use. 10 81 30: all
prices, new goods, Just opened. 10 places White
Cambrics AZ l211 cents, as good - Lonsi.le. New
Embroiceries, in handsome patterns, received al
most every day. We intend TO satisfy every one
who fsvors > with call. W. "A. BROWS.
surl4-r No. STA 9Th street northwest
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRpPARTI on THE EAST SIDE OF 18th
STREET. BETWEEN 8 AND t STREETS
NnhThWkSr, OCCU PIED AS DWELLING
AND BAKERY, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to the under -
signed dated August "a, 1915. aud duly re- 1..:0
corded in Liter iY, folio l09, ct seq, one Of tl0
the Land records In and for the District OF Columba
and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby, Ne shalt sell. Al ublic auction, THURS
DAY, tie 31st day OF August, a. D. 1876, at ): 80
O'Clock m In front Of the premises, Lot numbered
Ine hurdre and thirty two Jl3fD, IN Addison M
Smith recorded subdivision of lots in square num-
be- ed two hundred and six (2O6I, in the city OF
WashiDetOn, said lot fronting sixteen l6) feet on
18th street and running back seventy three 73 feet
- an alley, and improved By q two-story Brick
Honse, occupied as Bakery, with stable on alley
Ternf: One third cash; balance in six, selyo and
eighteen months With interest the rate of eight
per eeat. per annum, and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. q 100 to be paid down imme-
diateiy after sale. Convey sncng cost OF purcha
ser. IL the terms OF sale not piled with vi
Ia eigh' days from day Of SALE the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
OF defeuting purchaser by giving five days notice
In the Evening Star pa per- pu blfshei in said
city. DAVID l.. MORRISON r-,,v,...
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