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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
stPTEMBER I4rs, Is7s,


si SsssH n. ,ss Stations.
Pint 80 map al1-, sn1 ~sy stations.
Main Stem neeks and intermediates stations,
sio S-sssi'H ore and AIexsndria Junction.
ciu-NeW tofk, Pciladelphia and Boston Ex-
stW., P1Iimsn Psrior Cars. sunday, Stops
s:s9-Bsl,imors and way Stations.
sA0a,Gsiesso, CinciOpst, 81 Louis, Louisville
Ssiia.s .oS SIsd kID,ss, Bsrseisy, Der Perl,
Parlor and Slespsrs. No connection
s4sPsins II soes s't .oS w., stations. H
and way ss.ss Sa: H n:' stem. s.i is
:ssSE.s York Linis.d Express. s.,simor. and
An hlssoIsh onl, Sunday 70 Baltimore aud
l&l;nBslt%ors, Way Stations EuIoox City ..d
l:to-Nsv York, PhnMslphis and Norfolk TX.
iro,s IN Vn sunday, all Way Stations aAd Bal
s:30-Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sss s. sSsss: via ns. ss
ASoMIrr.dtIick and Point Of RncSs. via Metro
BaseT town sh sa w GoInss, on Saturday for
ssao-ss:,niimOre, AnDssOlIs and w.y Stations.
fer Anps polls On sundsy.J 'o'NN''''
s4 :s,. s.,,nS.ti And Eoui;SIns Express. E.-
H b s;s...2ss and Wissh.:ssr sisspins car;
,:99ee- Philadelphia .na Baltimore ESpTsss.
n5s ' Sa s:s s; SoS%eu, and San
dusky.
s:ao1,Bstimore, Bladsnsburg, Belts lille, Lau-
IO:oo~sew York and Phil.dslshi. Night E1.
pres Sleeping Cars to New York.
i0o5-Balttmore aud principal Way Stations.
s.SSa.sS, E..ss' ssrksisS e, Deer PARK and
.!Io; SO: $40 :ss .. m. LAO. $40. s:4s.
6S;so: ZOO 1:d3, 1888, 900, 1000, 1905 and
An other trains daily. s.oep. Sunday.
30 connection On Sunday tor Haserstowp or Val
iey Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia &c
$40 . m and 40 D m,
Tor further Information apply OF the Baltimore
spd ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
$50, 6O1 and sos Pennsyivania avenue. and 613
18TH street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage to be checked and received ct any point
THOs. Z. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
n COLE, Gene, al Ticket Agent.
GEO 3. KOSHTZ, General gent, sep4.tr
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RRODHEAD & CO.,

$50 PEHESYLYANIA AVE. AND 932 d eT q,
BlTWEIN 9TH ABD 10TH SITS,
OFFER 20 their friends, customers and strangers
FALL DkESS GOODS At Red UCE ID
Prices
Blsef Lyons Silks, 75c per d and up (old prfcesl
seaL brown, eayy Blue and Bottle 9feen Silks ct
old prices,
AL Wool French Cashmeres, 7sc. and up (originh
dyel,
Black Alpseas and Mohairs double foldJ, Sc, nm,
Wool Flsnpels, l5c. and up,
Androsccggin bleached Cotton, l0o.,
eheet1ng Cotton, 2sc. and up,
Linen Towels, 81 per dozen and NJ,
British Hose, 81 50 per dozen (rece ntly 81,
bslbr1gsau Hose. S3 per box aud up,
L Button Kid Gloves, 500. lob lott.
s-BGtton Kid Gloves in Black, White, Street and
Opera colors. q s.,
AL Linen Table Damask. Soc. and up,
All Linen Doylies and Napkins, 7sc and mp,
Ladies and Gents Underwear st Manufacturer
.tIk Tissue for Yelling, Oc. and up,
C0rsets. NSe and up,
Hamburg ing Cbes, makes), Sc: 10 ss Per yard,
Gents Eeod English Sos pepders, 3c pair,
New style Ladies' Belts and Melted Silk Ties,
Ladies' and Gents Collars, Ouffs, Handkerchiefs,
Ruhs, Ties, &C.. &C., Of late styl les 1T lowest
market prices. CalI and examine.
BRODHKAD d CO.,
auss-y 939 Penn. ave and 932 ID street.
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HAGERsTowNJUsrICE Hager stown
News gives the following account OF q GER
tain rather novel proceeding which recently
occurred In that town: Mr.. Ohio Oliver is
on South Jonathan street. He engaged
stone from Mr.. Frederick Munson, and
In settling for them dispute arose
abont the amount OF stone furnished.
OF some profane language. Mr.. oliver, being
q magistrate, had him arrested and brought
before him for trial, and fined three dollars
and costs, and Mr.. Munson not having the
money to pay his flne, he handed his bill to
the magistr ate, which he accepted, and paid
Mr., Munsou.
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WOMEN WHO RIDE LIKE THE WIND
The principal attraction at the fair yester-
day was the fine horsemanship of Mrs. Hem
derfon, Miss Cook, Tony Espino3a aud seve-
the ladies' were greatly admired. A fat race
between them and fourteen-year- old MexI-
can boy proved TO be a grand affair. The
derson In one minute. The two other half
mile heats were won by the boy in ifty-eight
and hfty-secOnds. A fine hurdle race fol-
lowed, In which Miss Cook, one OF the most
accomplished lady riders in the country,
easily won. She won the great race in Bel
mont Park, Philadelphia, early In the sea-
SON. Reading EAGLE, Sept. 16.
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belonging 70 Patrick Fenpan at Fourteen h
and Henderson streets, Jersey City, has sur
fered for several days from hydrophoo Ia, and
was yesterday dragged out on the mead 70
ago by rabid dog. and exhibited, after the
disease appeared, all its prominent symp-
toms, foamtng At the mouth, terror and ner-
vousnese 1t the sight OF water or on being
placed In q draught OF air and finally for
some hours before IL was killed, its jaws be-
came fastened as In lock.jaw.-[G Y. sun,
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X d. WA6H1k' Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF va LuApLu IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 131 SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUOTlOQ,


BY virtue Of deed Of trust g the under IL
recorded in Liber 30. ~, foifS ID, ct seo. 1871
one Of the land records In and for the District Of
Columbia, and At the request Of the parties secured
thereby, We shall sell g public auction, on FIJI
9'olocS m in 'front.' Of the premises the following
ton, District Of Columbia, to wit All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground known and described as
beirg the northern part OF Lot numbered twenty
three (23), in square numbered four hundred and
6fty -four lE4), the said northern part Of said Lot
having front Of nineteen (l9) feet and four (D
ncbes on 9Th street west, and running back with
the saDe width to the rear line OF said lot and i'm
House.
Terms OF sale, ss prescribed In said trust: $500
with accrued interest from August 29tn, 1875, aud
expenses Of SALE in cash; and the balance at eigh
teen and twenty four months, for which the notes
Of the purchaser bearing interest from day Of SALE
and secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
will be taken. Conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser:
4loO Of the cash payment win be required to be psd
INN edately After sale. II the terms OF sale are not
complied with within eight days amer day Of sale
the Trustees reserve the right 70 resell the perty
at the rsk and cost Of the defauting purchaser BY
giving i've days notice OF such resale in The Eyea.
Ing Star newspaDer published in said city.
sepB ALBEIT +. F6x.$ rrustes'.
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~A boy who will yell like a Tartar If a
drop OF water gets on his shirt band when
his neck is washed, can crawl through a
sewer after ball and think nothing OF it.D
HA fashion exchange says that ahereaf.
ter belts Will be dispensed with In ladies'
costumes" A belt is great aid In defining
the waist, bat around here, n they have got
10 be given up, every young man will try 20
put bis arm In the right place the first time,
even II the night is DARK.
SA teacher asked one OF his pupils WIN }
sat at the extreme end OF the bench where
the sun struck with full force nearly al the
afternoon, what business he'd Ike TO follow
when he grew up no be q man. "well," said
The lad, Pop wants me TO be a lawyer, but
1 guess IL I've got TO sit In the sun ali NV
life, I'D rather drive an ice-carL"-[ ladresUs'
Rdzor.
&In the cool OF evening during the bath
Ing season al Brighton, England, q man
with reddish complexion, very heavy NOUS
tache and eyebrows, tight-ntting blue body
coat, and an expression OF stolidity on his
face that some might take for grimness rode
ont regularly on q stout chestnut hunter
This was the Earl OF Cardigan, who led the
charge OF the Six Hundred at Balaklava,
exclaiming, as be spurred his horse, Here
gees The last OF the Csrdigans."
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RARGAINS ONLY!

GOOD WHITE TLANNEL,lS.
IXCELLEST YARD WIDE wRITz FLAH-
EEL, %.
Remnants Excellent BLEAOHED OOTToN,s.
Remnants Bsst CALICO,sk
L0nSDALE CAMBRIA, Is.
Good BLACK ALPACA, %.
Pure SIX BLACK MOHAIR, 80, worth rs.
Excellent BLAUk ALPAOA,3l.
Widest All Wool BLACK CASHMERE, rs.
BLACK eILks YEkY CHEAP, 81, 81 Is, clio
ol75.
CARTERB, TOT Market Spree
Every day We are receiving nev FALL DRESS
GOODS and al kinds Of New Goods.
TABLE LISEH, excellent quality, ali linen, 50,
worth rs.
BOYS OAssIaEREs, 81, N,e2
Excellent BED JIOk, IS.
Largest WHITE BLANKET, $50, worth o..
aua3l-tr
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New York Fast Men Retrenchfux.
HIGH BRED TRorTERs UNDER THE HAM
MER.


HIGH BRED TRoTTERs UNDER THE HAM
the New York correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia Ledger says:
The current week win witness the sale,
unoer the hammer, OF sundry additional
road" establishments, for the benefit OF the
creditors OF well-knovn gentlemen who have
been swept into bankruptcy. Included in
longing TO the estate OF Mr. George A. Sher-
man, banker. One there IN, "Young Column
bus, which is considered the most stylish
ana handsomest trotting horse In the state;
Lady Sherman" the celebrated chestnut
mare "Kate Thorn" and the fast bay geld
Ing Defiance" All these animals have q
high reputation on the turf, and the sale, &C
cordingiy, attracts much attention among
stable men.
Besides the horses, numerous fancy pony
snowy Announcements, are to be sold for what
they VIII fetch. Another establishment of
much the same description is that OF Jas. L..
Montieth, esq, likewise ban krupt. The ami
mails are also well known at the race course.
Ihey are the young bay gelding Dashaway,
Tecumseh, Boy, Prince, Bessie D., Josephine
and Maria Following these sales will be
the establishment OF Mr.. John T. Appleton,
who sails for Europe on Wednesday. Among
bis horses are Roman, State OF Maine, Lady
Ella, Kate and Midday. Carriages, phse tons
and gold mounted harness are also on the
catalogue.
There was time land not very long ago,
either, y when these and many other ike es-
ADJUSTMENTS were among the most attrac-
tive features OF the avenues and boulevards
during the Jerome Park season. They pre-
sent disposition OF them tells the story OF the
panic, and the events which have followed
II, much more impressively TO the thought
ful mind than could whole columns OF SEN
satfonal writing. Whether the auctioneers
will have any further work OF the kind 10
perform after this week is q question which
cannot be determined at present. 1t must
come 10 an end, however. before long.
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TsgsTH IN es s4Es q 14fRoysH RScs

By virtue Of 8 DEED q trust dated the nth -
day OF June a. d. ISIS, and recorded in Liber f.3
40; 7el folio as one Of the land IsoOrds Of the
I.rty secured thereby. wil! IN, on HOLIDAY,
pTemises, ct O'Clock D. m. parts Of Lots numbered
one hundred and eighty .seven (l67) and one hun
dred and eighty nine (l6eD, in Beall's addition to
esorsttown, p: Q bounded as follows: Beginning
street IT'S feet south IRON the corner Of Bridge
street. and run thence south with Green street
twenty i've 90 feet: thence vest parallel with
thence north parallel 70 Green street twenty
itet thence East In straight line to the place OF
beginliDs, imIrovsd By eomfsrtabl. Tee story
subject 70 . deed q trgst dstsd June a. 1873. and
Of the District Of Columbia, securing tho sum Of
900 and interest from the 3lth day OF June, l5S, ss
The rate Of Der oeDtum Der aunum.
Terrss Of sale: One third cash; bslsaos in 9, II
and is months with intersN at Dsr esntum secured
BY deed Of trust on the properly sold. An convoy.
400 required hen the propsrty q bid OF.
spyd fR0HN DOWEia6. Auos.
ErHR ABOVE eALA 10 POSrPOHID uutil
n0spAI' the ssh das 4 September same hou1
- S'ssC HARLrs II. uArrHHws, rrussss.
sepls a - THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
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- Abe Klenman, . pigeon shooter, shot
and, II 10 supposed, mortally wounded Chas,
Chicago, during Q heated political discus.
~Chicago revenue o6ieeu ore beRiuninp
70 complain Of their inability 70 tell by he
stu a . slseping aldegmau-l1 svoSS1
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hUNOAESOH BIOS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9th and sts. northwest.
TWO-eTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT On lIa STkEET, BETWEEN AHDL

1NOo1OhI D0lOh NV SIAG HOUSE AND
STRrETs HORTawEsr Ar AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscrib- -
ers, dated aoysnber 10th. 1874, and recorded f.:
In Liber No. 766, folio 32S, &C., Of the land lot
records OF the county OF Washington aud Dstrict OF
Coumbia and by the written req Of the parties
secured thereby, we viii offer Tor sale, by public
ssuotiep, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 29t6
DAY Of september, lS6, 1t O'Clock m, all that
part OF Lot numbered ak 90, ia Square numbered
nse nunored and twenty SIX lss6), as follows: Be-
ginning 81 point on 4n street seventeen feet three
and one half inches north Of the southwest corner
OF said lot and running thence north seventeen feet
tnIes and one bali fpenes thence east ninety three
!eet ieut ana one pail inches; thence south seven
teen feet three and one half inches thence west ts
place OF besinning: togsther with al the buildings
and appurtenapces TO the same belop sing.
The terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash; the balance In notes of
equal amounts, payable In SIX. twelve and eighteen
monthe from date, Ut the rate Of per cent interest
till paid; the notes 20 be secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. $500 must be paid deposit
% the lime OF sale. All conveyancina ct purchasers
cost should tie terms OF sae not be piled with
within i've days after the sale, the Trustees reserve
ehsssrs risk and cost, sfiss ~ da{s' notice.
sepltecAds =. y. LARNDR, ( Au"oes'
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A MAN may love domestic quiet and har-
mony enough 70 keep his mouth shut while
bis wtfe's relations are In the house. but
when ne sees one OF his fine ruined shirts on
his brotber-in- law, what wonder n he feels
that be must 20 do down in the cellar and
shovel coal, or burst?-I RrOOklirn hrolls
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RAcE-TRACK HUMoR-Somes smart young
man at the races, Thursday, excited the
risibilities OF the crowd 10y leaning over the
palings and peering anxiouSly down the
track Tor horse which was a couple OF hun
dred yards In the rear, and when he came In
sight shouting at the top OF his voice, "IIere
he comes. Ny own lot Charlie Ross, by
3D. OliuLcOlhe Re1iSfer
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mo IRorHLE To SHOW GOODS. :,

IRON thc Neicgrk RerisfeT
lady enters our dry goocs store.
steps To q clerk who stands near the door
ASKS him 10 show her The latest Sfyle.
And she pulls over the goods meanwhile.
says she. want dress for my nfece
Will you please show me that under nfecas
90! didn't see 10 Was q polka spot
That II too resr the one sne's GOT
Inat piece With stripes would just suit me,
It's Just IS pretty rs ~ can be;
but abe wants q better covered ground
Win sort Of vine running round.
Sbe don want ~ too dark, nor yet very light
not striped piece, nor yet very bright
4 mink she'd Ike what you showed me LAST
But 60 you think the colors are rastP
Tut OF bit before decide.
II take home piece ana have n tried
had dress like that last fall
And he colors did not wash 81 all.
1 ~ e those patterns there on the end,
III tske few samples for friend;
now, one OF this. N you'll be 90 kind,
And one OF this, ~ you don't mind
.ne incest styles I've seen this year,
ana you'l secure the trade-no fear
We Ioreot the price-rwas cheap enough
It's sort OF dark, plain STUFF
10 you mink you have a. In the storeP
Ine Dress In spoiled n can't yet more
VIII You put these samples In a bIlIo
III know where TO get them m Won viii
III take them home; n sue thinks they'll do
houll see me back In day or two.
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MURDER OUT AFTER TwENTY-THREE
1EARS.-A few days ago some workmen IN
Allegheny, while excavating for q cellar at
The corner OF James and 81 streets, came
upon the bones of the arm and leg of a man,
IL was Immediately recalled by the neigh
oors that about seven years ago the skull
aHo q portion OF the spinal column OF skel-
e,on were found In the same place. Rumor
has II that the remains are those OF John
busch, who disappeared suddenly on the
night OF Christmas, 1855, having gone out to
with countryman, one Ernest RhiHehart,
and the two spent part of the evening In
John Harris saloon. From that place the
Two departed. Busch was last seen At or
near the house OF one Hart, who had saloon
at the corner OF Herst alley and ID street. At
the time Hart was suspected OF the murder
and arrested for &c, but the evidence did
EQ0le. -
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A CRAZY MAN was tied fast in Q wagon for
transportation TO Blountville, KY. He yelled
30 loudly that the frightened horses ran
away, throwing out the two keepers and
breaking an arm OF each. Then the luuatfc
seized the retns, controlled the horses, drove
ND.
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AUCTION SALES.
MO0ROW
MARsHAL's Sale OF LARGE STOCK
- q pkY GOODS AT rue sroRG or EN-

MsRsHALs SALE OF LARGE STOCK
~ OF pkY GOODS AT TUE STORE or EN-
ORf BAATER, No. 1870 PENN. AVE
IN vtrfre q feri fsc,ss issned cut OF the UEerk
ofnre CT the Supreme Conrt % the District OF Col,
Gmbts, and 70 me direc,ed. viii sell for cash at
S uelie ssie, at No 1920 Pepnsylvan.a aveoue
lSs6 commencing ct % O'Clock q m the follovfur
eo1ss snd chaiteis viz: One lot OF Merino, one ot
one lot OF Hlpacas. Delaues, one lot u Grensdins
prees Goods, Plsids Skirts, Shswis. Flasnels Oal.
1coes, Linens, Lace Curtains, Handkerchief, Tow
els. NAPKINS, Psrasols, Underclothins, Ossimeres,
bb I,,s' MSolsn Goods, Hoop skirts, Muslins
seis Brushes. Collars Oufis, sbirts Ribbons Spool
lotion, Bindings, Buttons, Pocket Books, Needles,
StraE Bonnets, Show Case, shaoes. and Oouutsrs
AND shelving IN store, 40. &C.. seiz aud levied
upon as the goods and chatteis of Emory BAXTER
apd Will be sold to satisfy execution No Is ssl IN
favor OF Eliza = Lsosou. ALEX SHARP.
seplo did Per DUHsAHsON sRos., Hnc,s.
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HHIvERsAA h. h. HIsxRx OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 10 o. IRON all points
bought. exchanged or sold ct
. reduction OF ONE poLLAR& SS7
upon any other ofdco or dsDot@HkSkIA
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Bassags checked through.
Apply TO II. d. WHITESIDE.
AD1-ly 0ST Penn. ave-. Candy store,
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II. MERBYMAN Constable
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. Is, IS6 sepD-s'
TBUsJIEs stLI OF PROPERTY ON TrH
SSInkkEnT, BITWEEH g AND SHEETS

~ virtue OF decree OF tho Supreme Court -
cayse no. 80. will, on Thu BeDAY, the
xetn Day OF september, 1876, at O'Clock D m, In
front OF the premises, offer for sale, at pubic auc
uoH; certain lot of ground being part Of 50 are
numbered eight hundred and seventy eight, begin
ring Tor the said lot two hundred and eighty
feettwo INCHES from the southeast corner of said
square. and fronting on 7th street, running thence
north twenty four feet TO the corner Of a q alley
thence west on the line Of the alley one husdred
twenty nine feet six inches; thence south twenty
four feet thence east one hundred twenty feet
six inches to the beginning.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money In cash,
ard the residue in two equal payments st ak and
twelve months with six per cent interest," deferred
payments to be secured by the purchasers note
Or the purchaser may pay all cash day OF sale or
within seven days therefrom. No deed given until
ali purchase money and interest shall be paid If
tie pure hsser fail to comp,y With The terms OF sale
within seven days the trustee the right to
resell the property at the OF the dsfaultinR
purchaser, after seven days advertisement in the
Evening star. All ,nvey ancing at the cost OF the
the property IL sold.
THOs B. srAHL, Trustee,
In okraak 49,.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

IRUsTEEs' SALE OF lNPROyEp REAL rs
TATE Oh HIGH erREGT, Just NORTH OF
ROAD sTRAEr, GlORGETOwN, d.
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust TO Us. one -
bearing date on the six tenth day Of eeetem- ia
Der, A; u; 1871 snd recorded in Lioer No -
go, folio -, and the other bearing date ON toe
eighteenth day OF June, a. D. 1875 and recorded in
L1ber No. al, folio ISL, will sell at public auc.
ton, II mont OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
seventh day OF October, at O'Clock M, all tina.
piece Of ground situate In the city OF
u. u, being part Of lot number two hundred aud
iorty nine .Agl, In Beatty and Hswkins' addition
10 said Georgetown, the same being BOUNDED as fol-
lows: On the east ~ High street, on the north by
lot formerly the property Of jacob Rife, on the
formerly the property Of TrunneI and conveyed 10
Henry Chandler; together with the improvements,
cor sistfDe OF . two story frame house.
Terms Of sale: One fourth CASH balance I'm three
equal fnstalments Ut siI. t. elve and eighteen
months from day OF sale, with per cent inter
est, secure d By deed Of trust the property. A
deDosit OF one hundred dollars ct time OF sale re-
guired. Conveyancing q cost Of purchaser. III
terms are not com piled with in one week from day
OF sale the trustees viii rese ct cost and risk OF de-
faulting purchaser.
WILLIAM d. OAssIH, Rrosets'
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A LADY SHor DRAD.-Mrs Richardson, of
Fenslow Fails, Ont, was shot dead while
last Friday evening. Where the mot came
from II o mystery - yet
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nUECANSOH BROS, Auctfopeerr,
II Southeast corner 9Th and streets H. W

HU6CANSOn bhOb., AucffOpeerr,
II Southeast corner 9Th and streets II. W =.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
HEIGHTS OF WASHINGTON, FRAME
DWELLING, sLAUGHTeR HOUSk, &C /,
EEAB COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, AT AUO-
TlUk.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust duly r corded -
In L!ber No 1913, folio n, and dat LIST July, M
1873, the undersigned will offer at public sale I'LL
st the request OF the secured thereby in
OF the premises, on TUESDAH, the Goth day Of
Sept mber, A. ID. ISIS, ut the hour OF o'c'Uck D.
m, az Of lot number Il, situ..ed IN block number
~, OF Halls and Evan 3 subdivision OF Meridian
HILL ara being the same lot OF grou ad conveyed By
messnore Clay to Francis Linkfns By deed
dated oath February, 1888 the sand lot fronting 70
feet on Cham plain avenue; and running back the
same width lao feet deep. The Improve nents con
sist Of slaughter house, stable, two story dwell
ing with back building, containing rooms, being
very suitable property Tor Q butcher.
Terms OF safe: One third OF the purchase money
In cash; the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, With notes bearing interest, secured By
deed Of trust. All conveyancInG ct the expense OF
the purchaser; deposit Of go required when the
sepD B. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
FROM LAST SEASON.

Having lot OF
pREss GOODS, sHAwbs and OAssIMEREs
Ieft over from last season. which mus, be SOLD 20
msse room, ss will offer them at LESS THAN
HALF fBIOE.
Also, full stock Of GUINNET's BLACK SILK,
Which We are selling a. Odd prices. 80, el7s, 81;
worth Is per cent more to-day.
GEO. j. JOHNSON Il CO,
sess-eou III Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
sep7-tr WISWALL d 8wYNN,
FALL DRY GOODS.

Buy Wool Flannels while cheap, from Is 10 &c.
Canton Flsnnels, 9, 10, l2k 10 80
Ladies snd Mems Knit Underwear, SOC IN.
NneAp line early tall Dress Goods, to be -osed
out, from l31S to 2oc.
to 81.
Black Ceshmeres, double width, exc. to o. IS.
Black silks still offered at old prices, although
worth from Is to SOC. per yard more.
EJl Dress Goods, In new shades OF aIl kinds, 1Oc,
Heavy Bed Twill Hlsnnel, 2c,
Carpets At reduced prices
Always good value for your money.
+. n NAUDAIU,
sepS-r TO9 Market