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RlfLsSkl. On June rs. 1876 atsa m .x,as,lx
rHs.ing IN Christ, kUSENE BIKLasKi, aged 10
Funeral sunday. at . m, At re.idenc. No. 100
tend '"e~ " "a
HILL. on Saturday. the l7th Of JpDe. is-s- ., m
sCCA- "a - n, vile "a Frank n. Hin, aEtd 70
uEeral On NonoAy afternoon, Iath tD.tapt, Al a
9 CtCck, from her late residerca, TremO.f Hou.a
Friends are respectfully Invited 20 attend,
KNAPP. On SATURDAY,. June I7th, ls7s a; n m
AIEkN hNArT, IN the tffh year OF hfs ace
HE funeral Will take flaCe from the talvsry Han
tlst 1Luich on Tuesday. June fFh, At O'Clock D.
N Friends and relatives invited
KlEEER. THURSDAY, June IS, 1851
gohN JAIcB MEIER, eeSd ~ yeNrs he Mas q
member 81 SYfaCUsians Lodge, No 10 "A OF n "a
81 the Butcher Association.
The relatives aud friends OF tho family are 70.
GeECe, NO. 4OH n street northwest. posite the
northern Liberty 1arket, on To morrow tsundayI D.
~ 5 % clock .. m. v
NcREYEOLDs. on June rs, ls-6,ataam
BonEKT, aged month ana dave, sou OF Robert
fusersi [,en ils6 I2ss street northwest, Sun
ON Ems. on the morning Of one II lsfe. Ca Ro-
line II -, v lie e Peter Owens.
Funeral will tAke place on Monday afternoon, the
namber 6O4 q street southeast, ~ four o clock
Friends and scIISiatauces are respectfully invited
20 attend.
PERRY, On the morning Of jane Is, 1870, Az.
c. STJs y. PERKY, eyed IS wears.
The tuOeTal VIII take pla - from his late resi-
depce, No. b2b y street. nUrthVe5t. on SundAg. Al
o click Relatives ani friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 20 attend. q
WRIGHT. on Wednesday, June Ia. ISIS, 81 the
residence 81 Mrs ScbOOlcratI. ALICE A, the lovely
wife Of iiiiam Maitland Wright. and aiopted
dHught ter Of the la.e Heury r. HchooIcraft, in the
18th ear q her aEe. leaving three little children
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% THAT was poetic little chap who asked
his father, over the beds Of variegsted VIC
lets; Papa is that where the butterflies
grown"
81 The latest natural curiosity In London
is a dog which has a whistle growing at the
end OF his tail. He calls himself when
wanted.
VWoman has many advantages over
man; one OF them is that his Will has no
operation till he is dead, whereas hers gener-
ally takes effect In her life time.
@The Royal Theatre OF Munich has issued
an edict fOrbidding actors who die on the
stage to come before the curtain and bow
"befOre the close OF the play"
~At Baden, Ont, last week MISS Zeiple
and a Mr.. SteinmetZ were married. sup
per and ball followc I the ceremony, and,
while the bride was dancing, she suddenly
fell dead ofheartdisease.
SA Lancaster hen has won notoriety by
Laying an egg which RS, ,n closely resembles
bic as IL the fowl had laid pear closely re-
sembliDg an egg in Its shape.-lN Y. Void.
DGeorge Eliot was wise OF speech when
she said: " Half the Eorrows of women
would be averted If they could repress the
speech they have resolved not ID utter"
SThe editor of the Indianapolis Herald
tells about a girl SO "mode5t" as u nearly
faint when addressed by gentlem an,
but who require no pressing To sit at the
piano end sing "Some body,s watching US,
pull dowa the blinds"
|The Congregationalist's little boy was
badly TO blame when he went to an Episco
PAL church for the first time, to hear his
uncle preach, for exclaiming as the minister
came out in bis white robes "Papa, does
Uncle Joseph sleep heTe?"
s7-"Mrs. Henry" said John, the other
evening, "why are you like tue devil?o And
when she went for him with the needle he
had hardly time to save himself by quota
ton about "sowing tares"-the other reasons
be prudently kept TO himself CiaclUt1tl
Times.
HHis mother killed Q mosquito, yester-
day, and his eyes, that have looked upon the
were thoughtful for many moments. 'sTnat
skeeter viii never go home TO her children"
he said after q time, "wiu she? They. also },
will come out and bite some one, aud nnd
out why IL was that their mother never
came bone to them"
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YoUsG MIDDLETON, r.,.,.

TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUALE PROPrRTY
ON tue WEST SIDE or FOURTH STREET
EasL BETMGEN EAST CAPITOL AND
BY virtue deed Of Trust 10 us, dated pril en-
2'h, A. D. 1874, and duly recorded ia Iiber No -
14y folio lag, one Of the land records for the.
Dttrtct Of Columbia and st the request holder
OF the note secured thereby, shall sell at publis
auction, in front of the premises, az 5 O'Clock o.
M, on FRIDAY, June 23i, a. ID. 1876, sli tn lse
certain pisces or parcels of ground situate and
lying in the city OF Warrington, and being known
ard described as lots lettered and marked I'' and
Ks, In J. A. Baily s subdivision OF part OF square
numt cred seven hundred ami eighty six. 1884
Terms OF the sale One third OF the purchase money
In cash. OF which deposit of &73 ON each lot will
be required at time of saie and the balance in two
equal Iaymsnts az six 90 and twelve il2D months,
secured by deed of trust upon the property, and
notes of the purchaser, bearing six per ceut inter-
est Ill convey anofng at the cost of the purchaser
III the terms OF sale are not com siei with within
al days, the trustees the right TO re-
sell the property st the risk and of defaultins
purchaser. WILLIAM WILKEhS,{ ---..
HERMAN Ii. GRAUH,f ifusaees
jeS-d YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auets
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, CONSI5TInG
OF BEaUTIFUL BUILDING LUIS FRONT
ING TIE PUBLIC SQUARE BRTWEEN 7TH
sQUABE No. ABB.
Under and by virtue 81 a deed % trust 70 u.s. se@
dated No yember 18th, ISIS, and duly recorded -
In Llber No. 5O6 folio 3, ot he land reg ->.@
ords OF the District Of Columbia, the undersigned
ss Trustees will OF for sale at public auction, IN
Ire ut q the premises, THURSDAY, June -, lST6,
st O'Clock p, m, all those certain pieces of resi-
estate, situate IL the city of aShiDg tou, aud
described as Lots two aGd three. square four han
dred ard thirty three. By provision OF the deed q
trust, the Trustees can subdivifs the above lots
into about ten beautiful building lots and cs
sell either a. whole or by Parcel The grcua ID
contains about II ,U0U square feet.
Terms OF sale; One third OF the purchase money
VIII be required In cash, and the balance in two
equal instalments at and two years with inter-
est az eight ger cent Per anBum pay able semi an
nuallV. the notes TO be secured by deed of trust
the prem ises. Twenty five dollars will be required
on each lot when sold or two hundred and fifty d)l-
lars il sold as whole. The Trustees reserve the
right to resell at cost of defaultng purch aser il
terms are not compile with ia one week from dag
OF sale. Convey aLciDg at purchasers cost.
L. W DOWSMAN.l -.
jel5 40. GREEN, trustees
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CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE I'M
~ PROvkD PROPERTY SITUATED ON N
STREET, BETM ZEN nth AND 18Th


An pursuance OF O decree OF the Supreme Ia
Court of the Dis trict OF Columbia, holding Er8
special term 10 hquity, passed in Equity canse g.
number 474. Docket Is, wherein William III.
squires is complainant, and Edward L. Savoy and
other. are descendants, will sell on MONDAY,
June 9th, at O'Clock .. In front of the prem
ises sill that part OF Lot number four (4 I'm Square
number one hundred AMI fifty eight (ls3), Ia the
city Of Warrington being the eastern part OF said
iot four ca, beginning at the southeast Of
said Let, therce running west, along the Hae Of N
set north nineteen feet az r. thence north one
hundred and twenty feet lzo f. thence east nine.
teen feet il9 f.. J, thence south one hundred ana
twenty feet (l2o IT. TO beginning, improved by O
frsme Dwelling house.
Terms Of sale . prescribed by decres. The pur-
chess monty 10 be paid oee fourth In cash and the
balance 10 eQraI fnstalmsrts in six, twelve and
els hteen mcpfhs from the day Of sale the whole 20
bear interest from the day OF sale, and the psyment
TO be secured by tire promissory notes Of the par
chaser. bearing interest the rate Of eight per
cent from the day OF sale until rad, hch notes
TO be secured By q desd OF trust tse Property
sold The sum OF one huedred dollars cash shan be
paid by the purchaser when tbs property knock ed
down to him. If the terms are not Jm pliei with
tob res I'd 81 tho rsk Of the detanliag surchaser
hENBY wIsk GABNHFF. Trustee,
No. 9 Golumhs An Jay Buildias
pUECaEsoH BROS, Ace..ioneers. iss-d
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THIS Is THE KIND OF STORY they tell up
IN Canada: A man named Langley recently
went TO st. Mary's bay moose hunting. See
ing moose on The opposite shore, he fired
the water, and the bullet killed both il and
the moose. The porpoise foated TO the shore,
and the hunter used il as a raft to paddle
bullet, after killing the moose, mad gone into
hollow tree, in which was a store OF wild
honey, which was flowing through the hole
made by the bullet. Reaching for what he
thought was stick 10 plug up the hole. he
caught q rabbit by the leg. Rather startled
he threw it violently from him, aud strGck
cOvey OF Is partridges, killing them all.
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A WOMAN was about to move, and con
vlnced her husband that they couldn't do
better than sell off furniture at auction, AMI
buy some more at auction. maintaining thus
the apparently irreconcilab BILE theses that, fist
you can always get things at an auction for
less tbaG their worth and second, that you
can always get more al an auction for things
than they are worth. Accordingly she dis
posed OF her household effects on Friday
Saturday she went 10 another auction and
bought back for SO IS the girls bedroom set
hat on the preceding day sold for $1,000, less
charges and commissions. When her hush and
reminded her OF IL, she blrst into a food OF
tears, and asked him if this was all the
thanks she got for trying TO save his money.
- W Y. Commercial.
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CHILDREN, both boys and girls, must
wear shoes without heels. So fashion de
maDds, and all who de3ire the healthy ply
steal development OF the rising genera
ton will rejoice in the comfortable aud
sensible mandate. This fashion prevails
abroad, and mothers who have lived or
Travelled ia European countries see the ad-
vantage OF IL and almost Invariably ADOPT
IL for their children. Thus the most stylish
ly dressed boys and girls wear buitoned
shoes without heels, and their feet are al
lowed TO develop as nature Intended
[ PFOUtdeace JOl0U0l.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
II h. WARMER, Corner Tth and = streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT OPPOSITE THE "ARLING Ton, |"
0N VERMONT AVENUE.
OF July, A. ID. 1871 md recorded in liber go, w
fofc 10, one OF the land records for the Dis e.
trCt OF columbia, the subscribers will sell, to the
highest bidder. in front Of the premises, sATUR
DA the lst day OF uy, a. ID. lS76, at O'Clock D.
M, "a part OF lot numbere 5, i've, in square
OF Warrington, District OF Columbia, according to
the omcial plot thereof Beginning FOR said part at
q point on Vermont epue, -oue hundred and tifty
one l. ct eleven and one Arter inches Il ON the
southwestern corner of sai3 square. and raining
thence in q sou, westerly direction twenty n re
feet ten and nth riches, the middle ths
trout line OF said loi; the nee BY and with line
ralle with the dividing line between the said lot,
and the lot numb ered four, in said square, to the
rear line Of said lot numbered Ave; thsnce by and
with aid rear line 10 the dividing line between lots
nunbered nve and six, In said square; thsnce by
and With said last mentioned dividing line eighty
two feet five and half inches, to the beginning
with the i'm provemebts,1 &C.
The terms of sale are; One third and tbs penses
of the sale in cssh (of which two hundred doll 4rs
equal 10 and two years psctiv ely from
the day Of sale; the deferred pas ments to bear in
terest at the rate OF seven per cent. per aunum IN til
paid: the interest to be paid semi xnnuaiy ana the
principal and interest to be paid at the Office OF
Risgs & 20 and, for The deferred payments. the
of trust the premises sold. II the terms Of sale
rot compiled with within five days after the day
OF sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, after the end of ten days notice in the
EveGiss star, at the Iisk and cost of the purchA-
ser In &c fault. Ali conveyanciDg at the purCha-
SCI cost + AH 6sf aSTpE, Trustees.
JeS-toSds T. COLDWELL Salesman,
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BIOS. AUctioneers.

TRUSTKES' SALE on VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPEBIY CONSIsTInG OF a THREE-
sTChI BRiCE DMKLLIhG On tn c EORTH-
VISIT COBtER OF aNDTWENTY FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue oil deed OF trust TO us dated -
August third, 1874. and by request Of the MI
party secured thereby, will sell, at publIc<-S.
auction, in front If the premises, on WEDNRS
GAf, June - 1876, at o clock =. M, all that
piece or parcel OF ground aL1 premises situate in
the city OF Washington, D. O.. and describ as lot
thitty-six 80 In WOrthington Dorseys, trustees
IN Gerry, subdivision Of original lots one, two
three &C, Cfsquare No. seventy seven an as tbs
same is recorded In the Surveyors ofioe Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest from Gay
OF sale at ten per cent. per amman until pail,
cured by deed of trust on the property. deposit
OF two hundred dollars " i'll be reqared of the puI-
chaser at the time Of sale. II the terms are not
camplied with in seven DAYS the trustees reserve
the right TO resell az the cost of the defauling rur
chaser, after three DAYS advertisement in Evening
Star. X W. DOWNMAN,l 90.
jtl2d 90 GREEN trustees.
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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD,

(
JUNE 11TH, 1876.
An. LEAVE wAsRIEGToN.
J.,C-Balt more and Esy ststiJns.
6:sO-bairimore, ANNAPOLIS, and way stations,
soiat o. Books and intermediate stations.
7:I0-Bsitimere ard kIexsndris junction.
s:oC-NStc YORK, PhikddsiThiG and BostO5 81
sloan sunday stcp,at Way Stations 5,
and connects for Annapolis.
e:1s-"neiHnati, ST LoK.; oad Pitts5E-E FIR
p'sss. Deer PARK. Oakland, Frederick, He
gerstown, and Vsliey Bosd Parlor and
e;2o-Point Of Rocks and wav stations.
s:5o-Esltimors and way stations.
S:35-New York LJrlited EIpFess, Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Sunday to Bsltm ore only.
I2:l5-Bsltimore. wsy Stations, ELico.t CITY and
I:4o-Ne's Is7E,. Ps,sods,psta end Norfolk Br,
PES; Ca SUNDAY, Ill Way Stations and
:;1o-SsitiIIOre aud way stations.
City, Frederick and Nay Stations, via Be.
z:5O-Frederiek and Point Of Rocks, Cvia Metro
s:a5-Bsi;irisre, AhGapoii. and way stations.
s:2s-IH'cGgO, Cincinnati ant Louisville ETprstg
A. Except Saturday, daily 10 Deer Park, Oak
land snd oolumbus. Louisville by 1880
Winch, ster. slsepinG cars 10 chicago, Gin,
$500 ttBsOrs ard Philadelphia ErprsSS Fred.
erick and Way Staff ,us, via Relay. (Con-
Iects for Annapolis sIndayl
s4O-Da!tlmore, BlaGersburg, College, Belts
VIII, Laurel Annsp1E lis Junction.
I'GE-BaljimOre ana way stations
e:4O-PIttsburz. bGI cIlou beyond 81 Ar
tiLsbGg by train leaving snn.ay night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
SOo-Balt'nOre. BlsdensburE, Bette lille, Lau-
rel, Re ay.
IG:00-Netc York and Pht'Gfs ,pitn NigAt E1prss
SleepinE Car n New York
lO-Oa-kstimOre aud priucipsI way stations,
1910 srtinsb1rs end way stations, Metropoh-
tan Branch.
1l:3O-SE LoNtS FTPTeSs. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark, Deer Park and Oak
land Or SATURDAY, for Louis yile. Sleepers
no 500 SIS, 9:35 Am: I:4O,s:23. 5:3s }.
S:4O, 700, $40, 500, 1000, 1908 and l:3O
.. IN, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No Connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstowp or VAL
ley Branch; or for New York anu Phllsdelp hia al
& m snd 40 .. m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
ant Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, an 4
is5, COL and sos Penn sylv ANA avenue and 3
loth street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor to be checked AID received at any point
70 the city.
THOs. E. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
L.. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. E0ONTZ, General Agent. Spl5-tr
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II d. WARMER, corner 7th and r streets.

TX L. W a Nhhi COTueT ftn AID streets,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE WHOLE OF
SQUARE 500, BETWEEN NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, AND @, AND FIFTH STREETS.
by virtue Of two several deeds of trust dated sSS
the LIST day OF October, 1872, aud recorded in -
liter 6yl, OF the land records of the District of=.
Columbia, one at Il lilo $50, and the other at folio
S62, the subscribers will sell the highest bidder
On the Premises, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of
day Of July, a. ID. 1876, at o'clock .. m, all of
square SU9, in the city of Washington, ID. @, 40
cordns to the public plat thereof. The square will
be solo IN two parcels, viz The north part accord
ing to the metts and bounds described in the deed
OF trust pertain ing thereto, and the south part ac
co1dlDg to the metes described the deed Ct trust
pertaining thereto.
The terms of ssls with the privilege Of paying all
CASH. are as follows, viz. On the north part
s2.224 ~, with Interest accrued amounting TO
about 81 365, and expenses Of the sale in cash; and
on the south part = l,.4i 81 With accrued interest
amounting - about lao snd the pen5os of safe
In each, Of hich s2UO each parcel must BE- paid
respectively in two equal pa ment5 On the first OF
October, 1875 and the first of october, 1877, for
which deferred PAYMENTS, the purchaser must give
promi5soTy notes bearing Interest az the rate Of six
per cent per RuDun until paid, the interest ysJle
semi ana uellT; The whole purchase mag be con-
sCildated, II sOl1 TO one person, 1t the terms Of
sale arc not compiled with within five days after the
day OF sale the Trustees the right 10 resell
the property, or part thereof, for cash, after
the erd OF teh tlnl DAYS notice published in the Eve
ming Star, at the Tisk and cOst Ct tbs purchss r
chaser cost,
THo5 HYDE. Trustees.
Jel4 y. CDEpW Ell, SALESMAN.
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1910 rEENsYftANIA 1876
ROQrk
&c the ssFth, West, and lcushVert,

70 sns aeKtn, " est, ana eOushNesfs
Oos5te TrGck, Steel Rats, splendid Sce-s-
err, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 18TH, 1876.
t'n' ei ssss ~ wiSh.ngt&n city time, from Depot
EaTlor Car 70 Pittsburr; 7:fo >. ~. dsily, with
Ps!so: Car TO Chicago. and 1870 =. "a. daily,
BALTIa0GK AND PoToh.g RAILBosU.
Ts, and tte NORTH m dsig s1oost san
e p. ana ,:t0 z; m daily, except Saturday with
BUnalo, snd Niagara Fails, IL 80 a. N. daily. eI'
& ss ri rnst i51ss S' F sn
@an Parior Cars, go . g m daily, except sundsy.
I:S daily, except sraeai. with Parior Cars at.
=, !ss and and stS S .
Limitfe Esprsss, . So . m. daily, except Sunday.
e.e. nmooation Tor Baltimore, <:2O .. N. daily,
For Pope : Greek L,ns : es 9. IN. ard s:ao ,. N.
T5I ANNAPOLIS, 90 and lis o .. N. and $40 ..
m exert Sunday.
Way AND ALEXANDRIA . WAsBISGTOa
FoT Aiersndris, 8, Y, 500, s,Io,lI..m.,l,s,
s:ss, ., 8, 90, and ll:4O D. m. On Sunday 81
Sc: n and and Jpn -
except snIdsy; and via LynehburE, $40 9. 80.
Train. iasss his1andri. Tor " .shingsou. 8, rs,
s,l9, Id:, n. "a l. 3; 40. O 8. and jim.
accommodations can be procured at the Omoos:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylyania avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pepnsyiy snia avenue, and 1T the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF Haxgags 70
1est tin ation from Hotels and Residences.
D. y. BOYD, yR., Cent Passenger Agent.
ITNIvEksAL r.. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to from all points
. reduction Of ONE DOLLAR s-.s<l5S53f34
upon any other of1ce or depote1AHNAaR
In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. BAsEsse checked through.
Apply 70 NJ. ID. WHfTESIDE,
APPLY 92T Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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Y H. wABNEB, corner 9TH and F streets.

AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE RUTI.D
ING LOT OS DSTREET, NEAR THE CORNER
OF 1TE STREET NORTHEAST.
On FRIDAY, June 2Si, lb76, at o O'Clock D. go
On viii be offered, I'm front Of the premises -
the east 20 feet front by depth Of rs feet, I'D.
Lot -, sguare SA. This Lot is on the grade, aud
title perfect.
Terms: One half cash; balance at 6 and IL mouths.
with interest at per cent, secured by a ceed of
trust. St0 down a. tue OF sale, and all convey
encing at purchasers cost Terms 10 be Compiled
with in seven days
Jel7-eo3t J 7 COUpM Kill, salesman
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TRusTEEs SALE or IMPROVED PRO-
PtRlH ON 2CTH STREET WEST, BE
THEEN X and STREETS NORTH


NEAR WESTERN mARKET.
BY VII tue Of de.d Of trust, dated Deem -
D. Z 2lst u. 1872, duly record d 81 bibsr - -
No go, folio 4Ie. Of the lsud RECORDS OF .@-s<
the DlsTiCt OF tolUn bis and a. the reGues of the
parry secured thereby, viii saIl. At pub ic arc.
ten. In 'front.' OF the pronts-s, on MONDAY, july
Sd, lt16, at . oclSck m, the folowtug DESCRIBED
real os!a'e situate In the city Of Washing: on ID &
T. wi: o. numbered thirtythree C22 of the sub6-
VISION made In July 1857, by Anthony Hyde. If orig
inAi lots numbered twenty light i2Sl ld twenty
hlnt, tt9 la square numbered ssveuty-six "a to-
gethfr VITA the Improvements thereon, bel 4 two
story frame house
Terms OF sale: 800 and =penses of sale IN cash:
the Tesidus in two notes OF six and twelve m9stbs
pear ne eight per cent in crest secured by deed Of
trust on the prC pery sold all cash the urchas
ers option. fepOsi: Of al01 will be re Iuired of
the purchaser AT the time of sale Terms OF sale to
De complied with Ill live days. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to ressl at the risk aud cost
OF the def8ulnE purch after giving five days no.
ttce OF such resale in the Evening Star III conyeyau
eng, recording, and such general and spec . taxes
purchaser. LOUIS ID. WINE.( ~
JOS. q. CARSON Afu"ee''
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FRrNcr srRArrer-when enc Brennan

FRENCH STRATrGr.-When the French
were In Mexico the stage robhertes In the
vicinity OF Monterey became almost AZ fre-
oGeut as they are getting to be between hero
aid ktngbury. With the practical CON-
mon seI 80 &c which TIE French are distin-
guished when they 20 about killing people,
The French general At Monterey de gisei =
plan that worked like n charm. lie picket
out half dozen OF his smallest EOuaves aud
dressed them up - females, aud put them In
The Stage Each unprotected female had a
snort breech-loaGirg caroiBe concealed
unceT his petttpants, and they covered their
Cemure faces by wells. OF course the rob-
befs surrounded the stage, ana the ladies,
with 81 excess OF Feminine modes y. cli IA bed
out Of the vehicle sud fell 81 line with the
rest or the passengers, nen OF a sudden an
epidemic broke out among those Mexican
patriots, for each lady. on an average, de-
stToyed about THREE 81 them. and the rest
lost ali taste for female society aud went
away dngusted. Tue ladies returned 20
,.Nn IN nigh giee, but for a long time the
MeNlcan bandits entertained such a lofty
NtLtIalon Tor the geutler sex that an Old
bonner ma shawl displayed cOnspicuousiy
IN stage secured 40 Immunity from inter-
ruption.-lS San tnfoisid Herald
g MI. Blanton Duncan prints a letter de-
ny ing current rumor THAI 'Ole Bulls sem
srstion from his young American VITA 4.
said 20 be nnal." bull WAS his neiebh,,r ana
rom personal knowledge Mr.. Duncan saws
that "his respect for his wife's talents ass
musician was only equallci by his unmis-
taxable Affection. Has whole Soul seemet
wrapped mp I'm his bright little dau9hleT
steal genius"