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Goldsmith Mafd-And Some Other
Noted TrOtteIs.

The Sportsman says: Goldsmith Maid is
not pony In any sense. She is a little over
fifteen hands high, and she has more pro
portionate power in the right places than
any other horse We know OF save Dexter
who is himself small in height, but a giant
In the superior parts which confer speed aud
largely contribute TO establish bottom.
There is not In the world a horse OF her size
with a better back or loin than Goldsmith
Maid, and as TO any carriage horse making
her take dust hitched to q Concord wagon,
with two men in IL, the assertion is CON-
pletely ridiculous. You do not want lumber
10 pull weight upon the road for other than
draught purposes.
Dexter is small in the cosch-horse sense,
but he can pull a ton, and beat any carriage
horse In Massachusetts, any distance, out OF
sight Lady Palmer was light and blood
like, but weight was nothing to her. The
same with Flatbush Maid. Charlotte r. is
small and light, but she cares nothing for
weight, and we have heard Dan Mace and
his brother Ben say that she could pull q
coal cart and trot a mile In four minutes.
The Bold Privateer Is long, very bloodlike
and stnewy horse, light all over, and not q
bit the worse for IL, though the fat mems
club might despise him on that account.
Goldsmith Maid is q mare OF splendid pro-
portions and marvellous constitution. She
Is not the best trotter that ever was, be-
cause, take him for all In all, Dexter was,
but still she is well worthy OF all admiration
In The country which produced her, aud her
name will be perpetuated among the best of
that class OF horses to the fame OF which Gil
over The world she has enormously contrIbu-
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DICKENS In 1851 sent instructions to his
bookbinder 10 prepare some false book backs
TO oil spaces In his study at Tavistock house,
with these titles Five Minutes In China, q
volumes.) Forty Winks at the Pyramids, Il
volumes.) Mr.. Green's Overland Mail. Aber-
pethy on the Constitution. Captains Cooks
Life of Savage. A Carpenters Bench of
Bishops. Toot's Universal Letter Writer (2
volumes.) Orson's Art OF Etiquette. Down.
casters Complete Calculator, (sic.) History
OF the Mlddling Ages, Is volumes.) Jonahis
Account of the Whale. Captain Parry's Vir-
tues Of Cold Tar. Rants Eminent Hum bu g.
90 volumes.) Bowwowdom: q poem. The
Quarrelly Review, a volumes,) The Gum
powder Magazine, a volumes.) Steele; by
the author OF Ion. The Art of Cutting the
Teeth. Malthus's Nursery Songs, q volumes }
Paxton's Boomers, e volumes.) On the
Use OF Mercury by the Ancient Poets. Drow-
sy's Recollections OF Nothing, g volumes)
Heavyside's Conversations with Nobody, Is
volumes.) Commonplace Book OF the Oldest
Inhabitant, q volumes) Growers Grufi-
ology with Appendix, "a volumes.) The
Books of Moses and Sons, q Volumes Burke
(of Edinburgh) on the Sublime and Beauti-
full. Teazer's Commentaries. King Henry
the Eighth's Evidences or Christianity, q
volumes. Miss Bifdn on Department. Nor
Iison's Pills Progress, e volumes.) Lady
Godiva on the Horse. Munchausen's Modern
Miracles, 70 volumes.) Richardson's Show
of Dramatic Literature, &c volumes.) Han
sard's Guide TO Refreshing Sleep, las many
volumes as are required TO I'LL ups
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OBAHCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
Ton, 5: O. Asexs sE9ksRro%wHss,h t hsb
BH 4 psSsELLISs house AND orHsB
BIZ virtue o. decree of the gu preme Court -
cause No. 1.sSa kdSln a. oisSsash - v: .a gos
eph Hhrm.ntrsut ct a. the underslgoed, as trus
suction on II. prsmises ali that piece or psrSe of
q%bi., Known aud described Is part or section Of
Gol uni soGndTE, lying Se.t Of Gso.sstSs
to Wit Beginning at the end Of ~ 10 psrches meas
stone No. 4, planted . large cedar tree; ru
Ling thence on said line reversed GO degrees
lows viz: North 20 degrees. wen perch, north io
degrees, east M perches, north n degrees, l3x
ea
"A perohes, south l2A perches, south IS degrees,
south g q srees, east ssrchs. north 80 sssress
east ~ 100 perches south S,4 degrees east IS lO6
st north SI de-
Srees vest % 100 percnes, south 27f degrees west
S
ming, containing acres, 5 roods, aud 20 perc6es,
w,sa inc impronemsnf. rights privileges ways,
The property is improv ed By q large dwelling and
psoe 1t i, suitable place Tor brewery or other
manufacturing purposes, or for butchers estab-
Terms Of sale: One third Of purchase money cash,
and the balance thereof 10 six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty -four months, from day of sale, with in
terest at seven per cent. until paid. Balance of
purc chase money to be secured by the petes of tbs
tion of the trustee, ell the purchase honey can
be paid cash on the day of sale or rattle alton
lien on the property: No deed given until al the
purchase money and interest shall be paid. All
conveyancipg 1t the cost Of the purchaser or pur-
cbasers; 020y deposit will be required when the
property Is sold. WIN, j. MILLER, Trustee,
40 Louisiana avenue, near 9th street.
sep6 THOS BOWLING, Auct.
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A CAVE, A SKELETON, SOME MouLpY
CLOTHES AND A BIBLE-While q number
ofworkmen were engaged In making altera-
tons OF an oven In tue rear of Albert STEMS
residence, on the Bergen Point road, Green
vile, N. j, they struck large smooth stone
which emitted hollow sound. They raised
IL and discovered square opening which led
at short distance to q cave about twelve
feet In diameter, with irregular sides and
roof. On procuring a light several articles
OF furniture In an advanced state of decay
were found, and on bed OF mouldy leaves
the skeleton OF man with q few ragged
remnants OF clothing. A tuft of gray hair
chung 10 the skull, and Dutch Testament
lay beside the remains. 1t is thought by the
old residents that the remains are those of an
eccentric old German who lived In the vicin-
tty twenty years ago as q hermtt.5lN y.
World, 10Th.
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TRUsTEIS' 4 L OF A THREE STORY
P PETRN IN I'LL ~, UH SUoTH SlpE Sf NJ ~,

By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated April LIST, -
A. d. 1872, duly recorded in Liber No GIT, To- 1.:4
lie 90, one Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia, and at the request OF the ed
thereby, will SELL n public auction 10 front OF
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, September 20ih,
1879, at 3h O'Clock p; m, the followiog described
O., to-wtt: Lot "B, 10 ID. L Morrison's recorded
subdivision Of part OF square north Of % uare num-
bered three hundred and nfty-one (s,i), together
with the imp ovements, &c
Terms: eS0, With interest at per cent. Der an.
mum from June LIST, 1876 to day of sale and
Of sale In cash, and the balance ut six twelve. and
eighteen months. with interest, secured By deed
Of trust on the property sold. A depos ( Of 8 loo
will be required q time of sale, and all convey
trg at purchasers cost. IL terms Of sale are not
complied With in seven days, the trustees reserve
the right TO resell the property ct the risk and COS,
Of the defaultins pu.ch user, after Ave days sdver
aus eodds GEO. ". STORMY, { Truaees.
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NOT SO PLEASANT FOR CLAREr DRrNK-
EhS-lt mas been discovered that the aniline
eye, Known as fuchsine, or magenta, is
largely employed by dishonest wine gro Eers
10 France for improving the color OF claret,
ana masking its dilutlon with water. Up-
peasant symptoms have followed the use OF
THIS medicated beverage.-[ Baltimore ApaerI-
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THE WEATHER has been very dry and hot
In France, and Paris Ii deserted by all save
the can't-get-aways. A great many Ameri-
cans arrive daily In the city, but their stay
10 very short-they 60 OF to the seaside or
Switzerland, and the shopkeepers there are
disconsolate. In fact, were IL not for the
English excursionists who crowd the streets.
Paris would appear more dull than usual al
this season Of the year. The theatres are
doing nothing. The open-air concerts, how
ever. are nightly crowded, as Is the circus In
the Champs-Elygee0.
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Killed by Caun,A.t.

TWO SHIPS srrzED by sor-a sF. ~ 49,,
WIS AND rEE C6Ews NURnFRrp
. The schooner Dancing Wave arrived at
Sydney from the Solo non Grorp. Jriv a
WITH the news OF \ massacre that rs 6eer
perpetTsteu by the South SEES natives, Can
tain Harrison and al hands, excepting Que
on board the Dancing Wave. hsvins baen
murfeTet. On the 2Sd % April last the
obtain nsiive labor Cor Somerset. Natives
were engaged and brought on hoard, aud
mere we're also others who had recei vei
tomabswks and other articles from The cam
IAN In barter. Without warning, the ma
lives rose uron the crew, attacking them
with tomahawks. Captain Harrison was
almost Instantly killed, together with some
OF bis crew, while the CHIEF officer and stew
eIu, siter being wounded, reached the cabin,
wnere they shot themselves. A seaman
n nsmed Broad Cor Bosrd) jumped overheard
80 got 10 Savau, forty miles of, In a boat,
Nneie tne vessel was recovered by the crew
% ne Dark sy dney, and IL WAS then found
unst NE natives had plundered her. II n
ssia tnat The natives took two hea Is and one
oooy ashore. Broad, before eScanine shot
several OF bis sssailants. aud seversi natiyes
also killed. ~ete
subsequently 20 the receipt OF this ,u,e,I,-
gepce Commodore Hoskins Iecei vel a com
mea, dated June Il, 60 the efreci thai ne hss
Just heard from Capt Lind, owner OF the
Laura Lind, that Re fell n with the Rev
Mr.. Inglis, In the missionary vessel Dsv-
spring, who reported that an English yessel
from Queensland hs run ashore al Tapna
at place called Nsgoos; that the crew fred
At the natives, who attacked them IN return
burned the vessel. then killed and ate the
crew. Can't. Lind had been Ia Port Resolu-
ton, and ne says that all the natives who
'sme In AZ ICED rs , the destruction OF the
vessel and her crew. Melbourne (ANSsrd,idD
AfgaS.
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A FASHIONABLE SEASON at the watering
pIsces is over, and now when a couple OF
ladies, who lived I'm the rear OF their dwell-
ing all me summer, meet on the street
they greet each other with, "Why, how tan
ned you are! When did you get back?'' And
they a. just as happy, apparently as IL they
nao squandered thousand dollars at Long
Branch, and had not stained their faces
wlrh certain preparation "with intent 70
dSceiye.n -
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THHsE's A GOOD TIxx CoHrNe.
ALL nov tits September.
Comes October, November.

when the bed bug Win stand on bis head in
the wall, with an icicie between his teeth
and . coat Of hoary frost on his hungry back
1nen we can cover mp and spore like bach.
elor dreaming Of circus-girl with pink
tights and gold leggings.@(Cmon CITY tCb.
Avalanche.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPTEMBRR 3p, 1876

sEPTEMBIB 50, 1876.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
so0-bstinore, fliicott CITY aud w q Stations
Mani fI,nt s 81 kscks and intermediate stations,
51I0o-saIt,H,ore and Alexandria Junction.
VI. Or, philadelphia and Boston Ex.
s: :fprd Pg;,6 ,. Doe, Vi: New S.s.. daily ,,
sssee-PP.,,si q hoess And Way stations.
c inc s. Icu,., Louisville
H snd ptseS g, slpsess Berkeley, Deer Pert,
s:ss-Nt~ TorH Limit Express. Baltimore and
pm Phiisdsiphia- Sunday to Baltimore only.
;2;ls-Bsltimore, Way Stations, Ellioost City acd
14O-NeU York. Phil.deiphis ard Norfolk TX.
press: On sunday, all ~ Stations sad Bal
?:3o-Baltimore a,d Way Stations.
S eitr rrsS, ana laurel Express. Hioott
I,,re rick and Point Of Rools, (via Metro
4:43-Balrimore, Annapolis and WAY Stations.
s49-t i ctnnati and Louisville Express. Ex-
SsH Saturday daily 70 Berkeley. Deer Park,
m: train On sstS rday Hsserstown and and
wlDsb.ster. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
s4s-Bsllimore and Way Stations. Connects
Philsdei psis and Baltimore Express.
1I9-Bati ere srd Way Stsiiors
7;s3.Pittsburs, Chicago, Columbus and San
SION sr;ln burg, Way Stations on Metropoli-
s:oO1bsltiult re, Bladensburs, Belts lille, Lau-
rel, Relay.
10:0O-hev York and Phil adel rbia Night Ex-
pres Sleeping Cars TO New York.
i0:o3-Bsltinore aud principsl Way stations.
ian Branch.
II:4s-st. Loui. Express. Chicago, Columbus,
ssndusky, ke~srk, BeI kelley, Deer Park and
1Io: 80: $40 s;ssam.;I:4o s:4s.s:4s,
TOO 1:05, :S5, $40, 300, 10: 90, 10 :05 and
HAS D. m daily.
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
no connection n Sunday for II sgerstovu Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philsdslphia at
$40 o. m and 40 m.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washiogton Stations, aud
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvs nia yeuue and 81
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage to be checked and received any point
in the city.
THOS. E SHARP, Master of Transportation
NJ. COLE, Gtpe.al Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. kOeNTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
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PHILOSOPHERS says, "plsnets govern
hot me soul nor guide the destines OF men;
but trifies lighter than straws are levers An
Inc building up OF our character" How
true this is. A meteor 1000 times as big as
me eartn may sweep across the heavens
without disturbing the moral standing of a
man carrying foOtbath full OF hot water
down stairs, when piece OF soap no bigger
man pigeons egg may lift his heels as high
as the hall lamp, drag him all the way down
stairs Ia wheelhsrrow, empty the foot
EFn In his lap, spoil his clothes and ruin
ms standing in community until the fright
huShed up HdlrkeUe.
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RARGAINS ONLYI

BARGAINS ONLY
GOOD WHITE FLANNEL, IL.
EXCELLEET YARD WIDE WHITE FLAH-
HEL, %.
Remnants Excellent BLEACHEp COTTON
Remnants Fest CALICO,A.
LOhSDALE OAMBRIC, IS
Good BLACK ALPACA
Pure SIX BLACK MOHAIB, 50, worth rs.
Excellent BLACK ALPAOA,3l.
Widest All Wool BLAUK CASHMERE,T.
BLACK SILKS VEbY OaEAP, q, ST. ol.U
ol.75.
CARTERB, TOT Market Space
Every day sre receiving new TALL DRESS
GOODs and 81 kinds OF New Goods.
TABLE LINEN, excellent quality, all linen, 50,
worth rs,
BOYS CASSIdEREs, 81, t0,62
Excellent BAD JICk, IS.
Largest WHITE BLANKET, $3.50, worth e5.
Arl3l-fr
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VVAeH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS.
TATE ON 6IH HTREET, BETWEEN NJ AID
eTREETs NORTHWHsT, IMPROVED BY
LARGE COMFORTABLE DWELLING.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court II
cause No 4S12, Of Charles \. smith et I'll .a.:2
trustees will sell ct public auction. In front of tine
Der, A. ID, lN6 Ut O'Clock p. all that part Of
Lot No. 5, In equare 30. 4sl, commencing on 9Th
street west IA feet and inches from the north west
corner OF said lot running thence due south IL feet
and inches, thence east IS feet AZ inches, thence
north IA feet and inches, aud thence west to the
place OF beginning, with the Improvements thereon
and appurteDsnces.
Terms Of sale: e-fourth OF purchase money
cash day Of sale within days therefro %,
and the residue in three equal instruments at 6, Il
and Is months from Gay OF sale; the purchaser or
purchasers 10 give his, her or their promissory
notes for the deferred payments beariag interest
per cent. per annum from day OF sale until paid I;
or the purchaser or purchasers may pay all cash
day OF sale within seven days therefrom No deed
given until all purchase money and interest shall be
ply win the terms Of sale within seven DAYS the
trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and costs OF defaulting purchaser or pur
chasers, after seven days advertisement IN the
evening Star" All convey sncing ct costs OF the
purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of go will be
required when property Is sold.
WILLIAM j. Ii uLER,
JOB BARNARD, trustees.
lS6 La. avenue,)
sep4- cod Law Reporter
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DIED.

KLIzA DAVIS.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence,
NO. 1910 street northves Thursdsv, 2 O'Clock
p m Relatives and friends sotfally invited
GAITHKR. Suddenly, on the 18th OF September.
his age.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 20
from his late residence.
LUCKETT. In Georgetown. ID. O., September
10th, 1876, at , M, Louis MAcKELL LUCKKTT,
third son OF Charles .. and Sarah 4. LuokeIt, ssed
] month.
SMITH. At the hot Springs, Va, September
llth, lae, SAMUEL r. SIXTH, son OF the late john
A smith
Funeral Thursday, 18th instant, ct II O'Clock O.
m, from his late residence, 3 10 O street.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SHEET WEST AND ara O.PITOL
ST. BEAR Thk GOvERHM EET PRIHTIHG
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated May the -
9Th; D 1879. and duly recorded in Liber H..
No. 7sl, folio sos, one of the land records for.2
Washington county, in the District OF Oolum oil
aad by relues OF the party secured thereby, shall
proceed to sell, at public auction in front of the
Premises. on FRIDAY, September 22d- 1875, at
$50 O'CLOCK p. m, Gil that certain piece or parcel
OF ground situate, lying aud being in the City of
Wellington, In the District az Columbia, known
and described o. Lot No. 46, ioJ. o McGuire's re-
corded subdivision of Square No. 674 together
the improvene nts. consisting OF story Brick
Terms: Oee-fourth cash; balance in equal pay
ments OF 8, II and Is months; deferred payments to
be secured By deed of trust property Sold aud to
draw ten per cent. per an num.
WILLIAM REED, Trustee.
sepll 3tav2w WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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MAR RED

BARL0W-eIMMOHs. On the llIh sentember,
lSc oy Rev. Joseph Thompson, THOMAS BARLOW
70 .s ALEsiA SIMMONS, both Of Washington,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Tuesday, eepteu-
Der nth le16. By the Rev. Or. Lewis, ct ST. Johns
Dhnroh, X. eHUPBLpT. yr., Assistant Surgeon,
Us A, TO CArHERISE, eldest daughter Of J. W.
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THOMAS DOWLIHG, Auotionesr.
TkUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTf ON 0RgEN STREET, GEOR9ETOW q.


By virtue OF Q deed Of trust dated the 2oth -
day OF June A. ID. 1875, aud recorded In Libsr 1..
No. 79l, folio Is, Of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell, on mONDAY,
the sub day OF September, 1876, in front OF the
premises, ct ocioch p m. parts Of Lots numbered
one hundred and eighty seven (1S) and one hun
dred aud eighty nine (lS9D. in Beali's EDITION to
GEORGETOWN, D. bounded as follows: Beginning
for the same at point on the west side Of Green
street us feet south from the corner of Bridge
street. and run thence south with Green street
,wenty five (2s) feet: thence west parallel with
Bridge street one hundred and twenty { i20) feet;
thence north parallel to Green street twenty ave
feet; thence sast 10 straight line to the place Of
beginning, proved BY comfortable Two story
Brick DIV cling House. This property will be sold
subject TO deed Of trust dated June a, 1875, and
rec. rded In Liber 7 folio S0e of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, securing the sum OF
eO and interest from the 2th day OF June, 1873 at
the rate of per centum per annum.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in 6, II
and Is months with interest ct per oentum secured
by deed OF trust on the property Sold All convey
ancine at the cost Of the purchaser deposit of
ol0O required when the property Is bid OF.
CHAkLDS n. ATrHDWS, Trustee,
sep7-d THOMAS DOWLIN4, Auct.
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LIMITED STATES MARsaAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of eri fAcias Issued out of the
CLERKS Office Of the supreme Court, District Of 90
sale, for each, q the Bazaar, on Louisiana avenue
on TUEeDAI, the 18th day Of september, 1875, ct
O'Clock Q. m, one Coffee Mill, seized and levied
upon as the soocs and chatteis Of Henry Troem
and will be sold to satisfy execution No. u so, In
favor OF Hoover d Brother.
Ajax. sHAkP, u s. Marshal, d. O.
serS BURUH kOBY, aucts
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
~ AUCTION, on TH4 H0RrH SIDE OF MAS
eACHQSETrS AVENUE, BETWEEN
EckTh CAPIT0L sTBEET AND NET

Re- xi1fne ~ d.crea - ~ &C. nT LOE .O'
OF the District Of Columbia, passsd in Equity :.1
caute No ass, We will offer for sale ct public
September is, 1876, at O'Clock m, Lot s, In
Cabots subdivision Of square 62s, with the improve
mepts thereon.
:, Terms Of sale: Onefourth oash: the balance in
three equal instruments, ct Q, II, and Is months
Of sale ct eight 90 Per oentum per anaum, or all
cash or any larger portion than one fourth 1t the
election Of the purchaser. The title to be retained
until al Of the purchase money and the interest
thereon 10 paid. II the terms OF sale are not con-
pled with within seven days nom the day Of sale,
reserve the rieht 70 resell the property. ct the
risk and cost Of the dsfAulting Durchseer. All COR
veyancing q lurchassrs cost. 9l00 deposit on %
JAMES 3. IDWABDS,} ~-,... 3.
WIN. p. DUNWOODY, Afes 2
seDl-Aokda II. J.. SWIFT. AucfH.
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Is talking about remarks IN the Boston sat
urday Evening Gazette on the cardinal rcd
fever" In ladies' dress rs follows:
A stylish priestess in the temple OF fashion
looss very much like perambulating con-
nsgrstlon. Lurid ribbons leap about her
shspely limbs, glowing tissue envelops her
mead and clasps her white throat in blo1d-
red coils; startling lines of flame dart ia and
out, up and down her dark garments and
even shines between the soft Kid OF her little
oOots: AS this angel OF light aud darkness
woboles along, her plumes bobbing In the
breeze, she makes wildly exciting picture
for any bucolic bull that should chance TO be
In her pathway.
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CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE THKEE-
OeTOR1 BRIOk DWELLING All SrOBG g,
ON SOUTH WET CORNLR OF THIkD ST.


By virtue If decree Of the Supreme court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity ..:
cause No. 1858, on the 18th day Of July, 1876, nlw
the uoosrsisned Trustee, will sell ct public aac-
ton, In front OF the premises, on THUR sDAY, the
2lst day Of September, 1876, at O'Clock D. m, ali
that part OF Lot thirteen (lS, In square hun
dred and sixty two (761), in the City Of Washing.
ton, District OF Columbus, contained within the fol
lowing metes snd bounds: Beginning for the same
at the northeast corner Of said square, and running
thence northwesterly with the line Of
ayerue u feet; thence in o southerly direction
~ ceg: IS min ". through the center Of the west
wall OF the house erected said part of said lot, 81
feet inches; thence south q deg 50 min west 10
ieet thence south deg min east. 50 feet inches
TO the seuth line OF said lot; thence 81 feet
inches; ard thence north 81 feet Inches to the be-
ginning, with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale enc fourth Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in four equal
instruments at six, twelve, eighteen and tweaty four
months after day Of sale; for the deferred payne
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing per cent. in
teres from day Of SALE to be given and secured bv
deed OF trust or reserved lien the property; all
cash, at the option Of purchaser deposit Of 025O
will be required when the Did of purchaser Is &C
cepted. VIM: =. EDMsEsTON, Trustee,
Office, 42O 5th street northwest,
sep9-dkds THOS K. WAG9AMAN, Auctr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-13
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FALL DRY GOODS.

Buy Wool Flanpels while cheap, rom Is 20 T5c,
Canton Flannels, =, 10, l21S TO 33c.
Ladies and N ep 8 X nit Underwear, Soc M.
Cheap lire early fall Dress Goods, TO be closed
out, from l7S 10 25c.
TO q.
Black Oashmeres, double width, 621o. to 81 IS.
Black Silks still offered at old prices, although
worth from Is 20 SOC. per yard more.
Fall Dress Goods, IN new shades OF sll kinds 20c.
Caesimeres for men and boys. E0c. Der yard up.
- Heavy Bed Twill FLANNEL, sc.
Carpets at TfCUced prices
Always good value for your money.
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