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TiIden and Reform!
HON. BEN WILSON.

The Democratic nominee for
Congress in the First district, will
address the people at the fellow
ing times and places:
FAIRVIEW, Wednesday Oct.
4th.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, Wet
eel county, Thursday, October 9Th
(Court.)
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TIME GARD.
- - - zE5Ei:-::s;sa. f-szs.
nNAND AFTERJUNE %, 1875, TRAINS
~ will run Daily, except sunday as fol-
,uSs, viz:
rACCoM'o. MAIL. EXPRESS.
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The reputation it has attained, in
consequence of the marvellous cures il
has produced during the last hall cen
fury. is n sufficient assurance TO the
public that il will continue 10 realize
the happicst results that can be desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons. publicly known. VINO
have been restored from alarming ana
even desperate diseases of the lungs,
by its use. All who have tried 1t ac-
knowledge its superiority: and where
it, virtues are known, no one hc>ltatcN
a 10 what medicine TO employ to re-
licvc the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY Pee
TOEAL ALWAYS affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the milder va
ricticS Of bronchial disorder, as well a.
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid
Lc distressing diseases which beset
Re Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
: invaluable: for, by its timely use,
nuItitudrS are rescued and restored to
health
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, II the cures it is constantly
prolucin" are too remarkable to be
fygg ttcn. No family should be with
ont il. and those who have once used
it never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it. and Clcr.ymen
On recommend it from their knowL-
of its effects
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HON. y. D. JOHNSON
viii address the people at the fol-
lowing places
PARKERSBURG, Wednesday,
Oct. 4.
WRIT G. H., Thursday, Oct. 8.
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LEAVES. A. la. Il, A. NJ A.. NJ. p.
Wr44Iiuy $1,000. 20 7:lj 90 1879 80
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Baltimore ( Ohio r. r. Co.

~ - r
- ~ W sSis-.-7-S:Sy s,sSs-sSst
uu.,ud after September II, 1876, PaSSen-
Yer Trains viii run a> follows, Wheeling
EASIBOUND IRAIN&
No. $ NOI@ No D. No :. No /
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.A'commodatioH tram leaves Bellaire at
a.: r. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
psSyclal Accommodation trains leave
R,itjilfe al $3.50 a. IN. and 1880 p. m;
~ Wstlort lu:U5 a. IN. and 90 p. M arrive
~ ~ ms Ferry at :l5 a. m. and |: l5 p.
n -. returning leave Martins Ferry at
= ~, d, M, and S:l5 p. m; Bridgeport II 40
r ~ a. m, and $40 p. IN.
"a. ,SA AlS TO all principal points In the
i'r,,.and West can be procured at the
~ ION ,Eh Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
'he station at Bridgeport.
70. +. K. MYERS,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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HLSYEOUND TEAMS.

except sunday.
East bound trains make connections al
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. At Washington City for all
points South.
West bound trains make direct COnnec-
uous tor all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
Sleeper viii run on Nos. :, Sand !.
WHEELING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
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.r>.l ana luu daily; No. ) dally eA.
coli MONDAY. nos. aud ~ daily except
S. .ay. No. g., stops at all .utIonS be-
..,., Wn,,,.u- .ut Grafton. No. tops
,, ,. station, between Wheeling ana
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y II = hLING, RI 4 80 I NJ II =
TJNORF DIVISION

LEAVES. ARRIVES.
'NUrt!lus washington Pa,
dolly at...S.lOA.M. daily at.....lc :55A. II
'W4er.ing Washington, Pa,
daily at...5 ~ y. NJ. daily Att % =. NJ.
Sundays excepted. "Sundays excepted.
hgKr,s To ali principal points on sale
al depot. Office open AT all hours during
'heCay.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
x. i nEN I'll e. General APent. Sel9
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BANKS.
CAPITAL, s25O,OOO

John K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vioe President.
n. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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,.rryEs At r.M.P. MP. NJ.
ZION -. 7:lg $50 Id 3:;S 81
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Noble Promise NObIy Given.

.Ne,c York, September IL, 1876.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

UHEELING, ". ~.
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.

Steel AlphabetS and Figures on hand AMI
made to order. No l73i Markei street, be.
low Postsffice, Wheeling. ". Va. iy6
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ACCoM'o MAIL. EXPRESS.
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EVENING STAR.
TUEsDAY.......... %, 1876.
a Novelty I'm Crime.
TWO YOUNG MKN ATTEMPT To KILL THE
YOUNG LADY THKY BOTH LOVED.

TWO YOUNG MEN ATTEMPT TO KILL TIE
YOUNG LADY THKY BOTH LOVED.
From the Carthage MOI Bsnnerl
In fridays ID ally Banner appeared a snort
srcount of a tragical affair sons twenty
miles east OF this city, which resulted IN the
suicide OF young man aud the dangerous
wourding ola young lady. The fdu psrticu-
lsrs We learn from the Pierce City R4cori
Tie occurrence took place AT Round Grove,
IN Lawrence county, and, for popularity OF
arrangement, has no parallel IN all the MGR
ders and suicides ever committed. Two
young men. residents OF Rouud Grove, both
loved the same lady, q Miss Henderson.
For reasons best known TO herself shs had
encouraged neither Of them, aud her friends
say that on all occasions she avoided their
society as much as possible Yet seems
both young men were infatuated with her
earnestly in love-but, for a wonder. vera
rot In the slightest degree Jealous OF each
other. A short time ago both young me-
PROPOSED 20 MISS Henderson,, aud Were re
love were stirred mp. and they determired
TO commit crime. We are Informed
menis and carried them out 10 The iefis5
according to the following particulars:
On wednesday morning. ARMED and pre-
Psred, they went TO Mr.. Hepdsrson's house
Mr.. Poland went into the mouse ard told Mr..
Henderson that Mr.. Morris wanted 10 see
him at the gate. AS HENDERSON reached the
gate be heard pistol fired in the house and
scream be rushed back. and as b nesresi
the door he heard anotner shot, and when he
entered the house he behsl his daughter on
the floor, rear the middle door, unable TO
rise, while Poland lay In the middle of the
rocm dead. The lady says that when her
father went out she arose to leave the room
RS she feared Poland had a knife aud would
hurt her, as he kept his hs"d 10 his breast
all the time. When she got to the door Po-
land drew his pistol and fired, the ball enter
Ing the back on the right side. below the
shoulder blade, and passing through the
body, came out on the left side just beneath
the ribs. The lady is In a dangerous copdi-
ton. but at last accounts still alive. When
The girl fell Poland placed the pistol To his
breast and fired, the ball entering near the
center, in line with the nipples. He fell, ami
Immediately expired. Morris e il al bis part
of the arrangement by engaging Mr. Hauder-
son outside while Poland committed the
murder. We think this is certainly the n st
case that ever occurred where two Young
men agree To murder the girl they both
loved. The thing to be regretted most is that
The other lunatio, Morris, did not get a
chance TO shoot himself.
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The Same Old Story.
he WON HRR HEART AND THIN TOOK HER

a
A special dispatch 10 the PhiIsdeIphia
Times. from Mauch Chunk, Pa, August p =,
says: young man named Charles Wagner
son OF highly respectable parents, was co u
fined In the county jail at tbis place last
evening, under the suspicion OF having
caused the death OF Miss Louisa Boyer q
neighoor's daughter. Wagner has been
"payfng attentions" TO Miss Boyer for some
eighteen months, and they nave been upon
the closest terms OF intimacy. On SUNDAY
evening last they were together until late
hour. During That night, directly after re-
firing, the young lady was taken Violently
Ill. and gradually became weaker and weaker
and expired at half past four O'Clock a the
morning. Monday last. DIR. Kremer, a repu-
ing the night, but was baffisd By the symp.
toms, and the young lady was really in a
dying condition when be reached her bed
side. On questioning her she said she had
taken pOwder-"loOket like flour"
and could only add. in German, che gave
me 1.-THE gave 1t" subsequently IL W as dis
covered that the victim was euciente sus-
Wagner The scene of the Inurier"for s Spoh
10 proved To be-is about two miles from
Lehfgh Gap, in wild section oscountry
Inhabited mainly by an ignorant, careless
class OF people, t. whom caroners inauests
are IN known District Attorney SieKers
learned of the facts, however, and caused a
inquest TO be held. A post mortem was
made, and the stomach And liver or the muir
cered girl are now In the hands OF DR. Ber.
tine ;. Irwin, OF this place, for analysis
All the medical gentlemen who have seen
tnese parts agree In the opinion that the
girl died from the effects or arsenious acid
1t ls said that Wagner bought the arsenic ia
q shop Lehighton, four miles from here a
place he visited the Saturday previous. He
stoufly denies this and puts the blame upon
kome my thical medical student There seems
To be no question but that he Administered
the poison In order To escape the penalty OF
the previous crime. The murder has caused
some excitement here, and The case will be
thoroughly investigated.
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DIED.

GREEN. On Moniay, ash August, 1876, Of az
his age.
FunerM from bis late residence, corner OF Green
ana Beell ttteets, Geo getown, "Wednesday
morning .t 9 clock. Requiem Mos Of Trinity
Churoh az half past nfre clock. belstives aud
nfebos OF tbe family are respectfully invited. q
hopABIEL; Al noon. August fsth, 1879. HAR
RT, yonEgest child Of John II ana n ste ID aniel
In toe leth year Of bis age,
His funeral VIII take place from his parents resi
dence, No. 1e7 Washin gton street, GeoI stO q /,
Medsescsy, Ansu,t soth, az o'clock .. IN Rels-
ytted 70 attend.
MCCARTHY. On the 18Th Of August, ls7s, sfter
snort illness, naDGlB, only child OF John and
Carrie Mccarthy, aged one year, ten m Onths, and
nine days
The funeral viii take place from the parents'
residence puu Der tweuty uine mort he asf,
on % needsy after con. the sbirtieth instant at
four O'Clock, Friends and scQusintsncss are re-
spectfully invited 20 attend
wALKKR. On the 18th Of August, 1870, q rDEoS
L. hkLEER, aged 6s yesrt.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
folly invited TO sttend hts funeral from re-dsnoe
OF Q. ID s1sids: Esd, 30. sS0 18th street north
west. "Wednesday morl Ing August S0th, st 10
O'Clock.
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nOwHMAN GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRUeTeE's SALE OF THREE Two STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS,, WITH CELLARS,
SOUTH sIDE OF sTREIT, BET RnEN

IA h, 18th and 18th houses from 18th street.
BY virtue Of three deeds OF trust. dated re- "A
spectiyely November 18th, A. ID. lH2, Novem. t.:4
ber Hth, "A ID: 1874 and November 18th, A. III
ID 72, and duly recorded resi- ectfvely In Liber No.
fe9 folios 2sS @ and 295 Of the land records tor
the District Of Colunbis and 81 the request of ths
party secnred thereby, will sell ct public auction,
MONDAY, July 24tn. A. d. 1876, at $50 o. m,
all those certain parcels or lots OF grouud
In the city Of " Washington, 10 said District, and
know IS Lots numbered one hundred and forty
six (l46), one hundred and forty seven [147), and
one hundred ard f,rty-efsht 143b, of James 81.
Dsrrow's subdivision Of pslt Of square numbered
two hundred and six 100, az said slbdivisi oa Is
duly recorded IN the Surveyor ofcs OF said city,
in Liber II. ID. Cooke, No. 1, fJlO 40 together will
the improvements thereon. These house, VIII be
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which s75 on
each house p,ust be paid at time OF sails: aud the
baiaoce Ia md IL months with intsres. at 10 Der
cent from day OF sale until paid, to be secured By
purchasers noIes aud a deed Of trust on the prop
erty soli to the SUBTRACTION Of said trustye Alt
convey snciog and recording at purchasers If
terms OF sale are not complied with in elk days
risk az d cost Of purchaser In dsfsult.
WIN. " HOLMAN, Trustee,
jynd 30. 1871 r street northwest.
STHE PURCHASER AT ABOVE sALs OF
lot one huudfO aud forty seven (l4Il, above de-
soTibtd, having fsiled TO ply with the terms Of
sale the said lot No lat will be- sold at bis risk and
cost on THURSDAY, August LIST, 1876, same hour
and place, and on same terms
WIN. y HOLTZMAN. Trustee,
aug9 No. 1871 street northwest.
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RAILROADS.
RALIIMORR Ard OHIO RAIRROAI

| hAA0nA ANU Univ 0AAhkVAD
JuLH 1rH. 1870.
An. LhAvn wAsHIHaroA.
seS PM,n,Gors, kilieott City and say stations
S Point 81 Rocks and inssT%ediss. s;stions,
I:Io-Baltimore and Alexandra Junction
s:l0-N.S YyG. PA,iadeIpAi. and BoMe, 81.
g. bc.s Via sss rfg dag
~ BY rail Pullman Parlor Oars. Sunday
stop. q Way Stations. and connects Tor
s:io-onei,,a,,. 81 Losns a.d r:n,brs s.-
erich. HsasrstoWn. and.vsilsI Rosd' Par.
s1e-PoiIt Of BOcf. and way stations.
ss99s:t &oTs and s; GsS ;t.tions
PhiIsdsishis sunday to Bsltim eS only S.'
is:1s-sslsilaS5:. Way Stations, EIlioo,, City end
Ias,ns. Y4r., sPst4ldst,sse a.a so5tO.. Be;
.ssS SsssSs.:: .aa wy .:.aoa, o,,,
CITY. Frederick and way stations, via Re-
l:Ss-Freisris. ana Point OF Rocks. via METRO
loitsn Branch.
s:St-C sicaec, oi.cisn IA and Lossspin. s5Si.u
E.cep, sstort.y. daily to Berkeley, Deer
sSxn .Sd &ineh...si sisspins car: " @ Sh-
caEo. Cireinnad and LOuisriLs.
saS.Bsltimore and Way STATIONS. Connects
1:0U-PhfLodspaaa dRd Bafins0rs E1prass.
,ss:9s-Baltimore sos way stations.
leS6-Plttsb urG, out connection beyond maf.
tinsbuTG By trsin leaving Sunday night.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
sleepers.
s.os-Baltimore. Blsdsnsburs, BeltsvilIs. I.au-
rel, Relay.
I0:00-Nsv York aRd PhtLadsIphla Htsu Ery1sse
eleepins Oars &c New York
lO:cS-Baltimore and principal way stations,
l0:4o- Martinsburs and way stations, Metropoli.
tan Branch.
ll:30-S. LoEf, Erp,s,s. Chicago, Columbus,
esndusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer PsrS
and Oakland. On Saturday FOR Louiss lie.
Sleepers.
J:ls, sid, $40, s:3S m; lao, S:as -:4S,
roo, f:0S, $40. 900, 1000, 1906 and I 80
.. M. daily.
Ali other train. daily, except Sunday
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstowu or tai-
ey Branch; or for New FORK ana Philadelphia 81
$40 o. M and I:AO D. m.
Tor further information appiy q the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, aud
ass, COL and COS Pepnsylvanis avenue, and Si3
18th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
n the city.
THUS. q. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
i. NJ. OOLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KDOHTZ, General Agent. spih-u
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DRY GOODS.
RKOpH1AD & co
ESQ PTEESYLyAEIA AVE- AND ea2 Dsr,
EkTMEEN gTH AND InrE Is

sjS PFEESGLyhEIA AVE. AND e32 ST.,
BkIN EsN 9Th AID ierH = IS,
Offer 70 their friends, Customers and strangers
FALL DkE 5 GOODS AT RgDU CE ID
PhICES
EleeS Lyons silks 7sc. yer e and NJ odd prices,
Zeal brown. sevy Bl1e and BOtde Green Silks st
CID prices
all Wooi Fren.h CsshueTes, 7Sc. ard CD Coriginsl
dyeI.
Black AIpscss sud nohsirs double fOID. asc., up,
Wool FlanDels. l5c. aud up.
= ndrOscC EEir EleacLed Cotton. go,
kheetip Cotton. sc. and 90.
Linen Tovels. J Dsr doZsa and 20,
British EOse, 81 80 par dJz an (rece ntly Az
bsoIisssu n 50. IS Der box and mp,
Hutton ktd Gloves, 5)c. orb lott.
3-bEtton kif Gloves ia Black, White, Street ana
Opera CClNrs 81 IS.
Al Linen Table Damask, soc and up,
AL Linen Dcyliss and Hspkios, Tsc AID no.
Ladies and Cents Underwear Il MAJ 1facturers'
pTCes,
EiIk Tissue fer Yelling, Soc and up,
S0rsets. Shr AID up,
Aamhu-g tdsIns best mskesJ,5o to es psr yard,
Gents COCO eBslish Fnspepders 1Sc = pair,
New st. IL ba1ies' Belts and Melted Silk Ties,
Ladies and Gents Collars, Cuffs. HaOdk -rchf-fs,
Run., liz, sc &c, Of late styles at lJwest
market prizes. Gall and examine
BRODHEAD d co,
suf25 ly q39 Penn and S32 -t--et.
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1870 fnsksxfyAHIA 1910
ROBYH
70 thS kSrsh, Test, and Ssatnv ss1.

10 ~ hShsoS ~ GsSS S10 - otav SssS
DestoJe Troos, Stees Rotls, Splendid sos~-
CIV. Magnificent Equipment
JULY 10TH, 1876.
eorner of sth aud B streets, a. follows.
Ecr Pittsburg And tbs Vest, .. m. daily, ~iSa
P.Ilor Oar &c P,stsburs; 1:to p; N. dali. g,Eh
BALTiaORx Anp rorUhAo xAInnoap
sar Csnsldaisus- Rochester, Buffalo, EiaSArs
rsi.oe Gar. 10 &.siin. For Eris saa
Sons,o, and Niagara Falls. 1880 q a.. daily. sI:
Palace Oars attached Limited kIpress D Pull
Tor sea York and the Eat. SOS =. "a and I i:sS
m. daily. sIssDs Sunday, With Parior Oars II.
s1osIs sSsday. and REQ and $40 $40 > n. ds:S..
Aooonned.tion Tor ss,sinsrs. 1:ss ;. a. daily.
Tor Posss Urssi LINE s-ss .. =. M I:ss ,. ..
Tor Annapolis. 500 and 1850 .. .. and A:so >.
ALIXANpRlA IRHDlRIUkSBUka KAL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA . wAsHIsoTOk
'SE 700 .sd No. o. ssna!;
For Inc south, Via Richmond, ll:4s Z. a. daily,
rrs,ns IssS. Als.andIi. for wasn,nxson,
Su1d,, =, and d 3 t1o' .S "a and ''.
Tickets, Information, sleeplng ana Palor CO
sers6sss corner q Tnll.ssnsS .ss.ss and Penn:
md Pernylve nia avenue, and ct the Depot, whsrs
orders can be len for the checking Of Baeeaee %
s0 HSssl: Pa .BS A..n
HkANK THOMSON. Cent Manager. ianS-ly
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Being Polite to PpddaerS

A Chicago womau recently resolved to
llrat all callers win courtesy, even beggars
a'd pedGlers; for" She soliloa uizsi, the
poor people have TO mas living these hard
Tin es, and must he often discouraged by the
rude rebnfS they encounter in the proecl
ton OF their business She began Thursday
girl came TO the door and said, 'MstehizZ?''
replied; ono. my child, thank you" At9lO
the bell rang. and, going TO The door, she was
Fine, ripe peaches, lady; Is cents an eighth
OF peck?' "No, thank you "Green corn?
Tomatoes? Potatoes? Cucumbers? Egg
you" 9:57, just as she bad sot The .b oabT
TO sleep, there was q jerk at the bell that
made the little one bound foot into the air
and utter scream The mothers face red
the door; and when q weary-lookiug old man
demanded II she stood in need Of any car
bolic salve, knife polish, toilet soap, corn
plasters, or stove blackine, she answered,
with the reverence due TO age: ono, thank
you, SIR" AT 10lS, when the young M an
with chromos In frames came round, she
said "No, nothing to day." and shut the
door with some vehemence. At 1I25 she
didn't hear the man who was canvassing for
Blokes' "New Century OF American Pro
fress," In ffty-two parts, more than half
through his panegyric on that centennial
work before she said: "No' mol" and With
drew. By 1922 she had got to the stage OF
answering her prosecutors before they had
spoken TO her; AT los she did 80 tartly, and
door; at 1:59 she told q boy with fish to ssget
out OF that and never come here again. at
2:N she pushed lame life insurance agent
down the steps before he could utter sylla-
Die; and at 300, when the minister called
rourd TO make q pastoral call, she, ere he
could smile and say, Well, Sister Jenkins,
how are your" hit him on the head with q
broom handle, and ran him down the steps,
out OF the front gate, across the side walk,
aud clean into q tree box on the other side
OF the road.
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ID A. DARHEILLE,
L. Auctoneer and Real Estate Broker.
ON STREET NORTH, BBTWEEd FIRSr
sTREET WEST AND GORTR CAPITOL

By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated n lvember -
ID, lo74, and duly recorded In Ltoer III, folio sy
. one q the lard records Of Washington .
county, District Of Columbia, and b. dlrecti CT
the holder Of the note secured thereby, will cell
at public auction. in front Of toe premises, SAT-
UHDAY the I'd day Of September, 1876. at CLOCK
m all ct piece OF q ouud in Washington city,
District OF Columbia, known and des gn atet fol-
lows b ginning for said piece Of ground ON the
nIrth line Of street, in McGuires subdivision Of
s9naIe numbered si1 hundred and twenty four,
GA, eight feet six nches from the southeast
Of lot numbered twenty, thence running north
eighty eight feet, tn anee west two feet o1s add
half inches, thence north thirty four feet, thence
west ten feet four and o half inches, thence soath
one hundred and twenty two feet, thsncs east
tE.lye feet six inches to the place OF beginning:
with the Use OF alley set apart for the benefit OF
dwelling.
Terms Of sale: eco, with ten per cent. interest
from November sc, 1875, with the exp enses of sale
In cash; balance in and tweivs mouths. secured
by notes bearing interest aud deed Of trust the
property. OOnyeyAnctne at purchasers cost. go
down at time OF sale. If the terms OF sale not
complied with In ve days the trustees reserve the
right to resel the roperty ct the risk and Of
the de:auItins purchaser by giving days notice
in some ne Wspsper ubdshed 10 W WASHINGTON city
B Z. P PoeRRSsEE,,1,r Trustees.
auk23-d&ds y. ID. LEARY, salesman.
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ss-The Pennsylvania coalition is broken

HA Texas newspaper notices the death,
81 Waco, OF Capt. q. j. Downs, caused by
Involuntary abstinence from strong drink"
At the reunion OF the Hpwes family. at
Asnnelu, Mass, last week, SO relatives"
were present one third OF The voters OF the
town belong.
HThe Governor OF Wisconsin has issued
requisition upon Governor Beveridge, OF
Illinois, for the arrest OF Wllbur W. Storey
OF the Chicago Times, for libel. on Complaint
OF The chief OF police Deck, OF Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-29
RUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY.
GEO. J. JOHNSON d co,
susl9-eotr I'll Market spac
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

80 doze1 II OK Towels, at SID, 81, % Is and
o. 50 per dozen; also 80 dozeL very fac qualities ~
o. snd 81.
500 yards Richardson's Linens, m short lengths,
selling very fast
9 and 10 4 BIea,het and Brown sheetings, a. %
cents per yard Table Damask, Wine Cloth, Nap
kins, Pillow Linens, all widths; All 3DJ White
eprsads, all qualities and patterns. We would call
the special attention of customers 20 the above
goods, IS they are very cheap. Also, cached and
Brown Canton Flannels, at 8, To- l21: l., 2J and Is
cents. 50 60zsE ladies' sll linen III. 8. Handker-
chiefs, at lz5.. ~, IS 80, ~ and 50 ceats Black
OsshDeres, UEiOn.l At 50 AMI 63hs cents 10 pieces
Lup!n's Black Cashmsres, from T5c. 10 81; al
prices; new goods, gust opened. 10 places White
Cambrics 81 l2Z cents, IS good o. LODstaie New
Kmbrote cries, il handsome patterns, received al
most every day. We intend @ satisfy eyAry one
who fsyors with call. ". a. BROWS.
auxl4-u No 5l4 9Th street northwest