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lffons Boaeys Da.o.rr Ne.a..1
A serious phase of disease A thai vhlcn
attscks coy on q day when be particulsr-
mother, with The conrdine frsnsn.sss eu Ill. MS
liar 20 youth. that he does not feel vreaf 49,.
morning. He doesn't know what AZ ia. mi
he doesn't feel . DIT good. He moves about
slowly; openly refuses food, looks dstectsd.
nesllsent. unhappy. Quite frequently be
can Dc beard % sigh. Bd, In All MS pain be
% the hour which marks school time bis
symptoms Increase He doesn't say q word
about school 10 his mother. He feels TOO
he Ia certainly In bad way. His signs In
crease a. the dreaded time approaohes and
the physical symptoms OF decay become
suffering he eDdures mentally. Fifteen min
utes OF that time, and nothing has been said
10 him about getting ready. He wants 20
prompting OF hope which n strons I'm
me youthful breast bat yet he refuses 20
believe he Is, because he fears that reaction
bis mothers voice he Is startled. ana eyery
ume ne Detects her looking tow ards him he
ICES nis heart sink vithinhim. IL Ia q hard
ming, indeed, 10 appear outwaruly lansu,d.
nstess and dropping, when 10 wsrflv me a.
roaring furnace of agony, But ma doaS a.
and does 10, and does II admirably. Tt nov
tays nothing. His nervousness An ainoss
msdoenipg. -Four minutes, three minutes
Two minutes. one minute. sun she make
no sign. Will bis reason forsake him.
It Il the quarter. Now he should starr
according 10 custom. One would think ne
had every encouragement now, but ne
knows that even at nve minutes later he can
make school by hurrying. The agony of the
suspense becomes exquisite. He tremoles
all over and he cannot help IL Hts hair IL
moist with perspirs:,on. IL seems rs ~ he
grave II he could but know the result. How
slowly the clock moves. IL stares at him
win exaspersting stoniness. The ten min
utes are reached. He breathes easier. Not
word has been said 70 him about school.
His mother sees that he Is too IN 20 go, and
she sympathizes with him. Heaven bless
ner: Did ever boy have such q gooi. NOBLE
and shady woods are running streams nm
folded before him, stirring the very depths sf
MS soul, and nlling his eyes with tears OF
John"
Like great shock the beautiful p,ctures
fall away and be IL shot from the pinnacles
OF hope Into tne abyss OF despair. There il
mercy sskes! here you are not ready for
school. Come, start your boots"
~ donI feel well enough 20 go 20 school,"
be whinee, hardly realizing the dreadful
change that has come upon him with eucn
bnghting force aud swiftbess.
II guess you Amt dying, quite" 10 the
you viii be gslloping over tue neignoorhood.
Hurry, tell you"
"Blt IL is almost nine O'Clock. ana IN bs
late, he protests In desperation.
.Late?" she repeats, looking at the clock
"You have plenty OF time. Tue clock "a near
ly quarter OF an hour fast"
Merciful Heavens1 He goes down before
mel me terrinc blow In nash. quarter of an
heart, stunned by q shock which was as ter
rible as unexpected, he crawls inside of mis-
JACKET and under his hat, aud starts on his
hold.
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Good Taste In Tom bsso mes.

me Two special reasons for the erection OF
simply to mark the resting place OF the de.
ceased, and by an inscription to testify to
the world some special virtue which those
o pompous monument, to certify to the ven,
GRAFTON and esteem In which some public
character or benefactor was held, and with
what ahection he should still be remem-
bered. Let as see what We can dnd In accord
with these objects. Head and foot stones
are OF course admissible; q single large cross
Ses sood dssEe Is yeTy At the
mercy, Jesus" or some short text from
scripture-one that the person lying beneath
may nave been special fond OF. or one cal
ing, careless observer. The words 81 Requies-
cat In pace" II used at all, should, 10 nv
opinion, never be indicated in their initials
alonei more revolving frivolity and nesrtIess
criticism have resulted from such abbreyia-
ton than the extra labor is worth. Next to
the upright stones come the single slab
be some objection TO this, on the score of It's
preventing the growth OF grass, holly, ivy
or flowers; but 1t has this advantage, that il
and there are many people who like 70 see
their Ideas In print, even If expressed In
such a black letter alphabet as this. These
form OF q parallelogram with Inscriptions,
or may taper gradually from head TO foot,
and have the two sides shelving from q ridge
S5 s9as lSs .ss TS
toes or texts.
Monuments are only in place over the
graves Of those who have done some special
good to mankind, or have been prominent 10
public affairs. Lives Of great men should
rom their tombs, remind rs that we may
strive, II nothing more, to emulate them:
and, over the graves OF those who have done
noble deeds, IL IL certainly not Inappropriate
that grateful community should rear some
token OF their regard and esteem point to
q merely human greatness, created by en-
ergy and perseverance,, 80 that no one need
despair; or else to show that there is q higher
contamination for those who have done their
duty conscientlously; or that o bereaved
family should publish the worth Of him who
sleeps beneath. But where these monu-
ments are put up as sign Of the wealth OF
the dead or those remaining a. o commence
ration OF the virtues and hndnesses of one
who had no virtues and never did q kind
act-they become ahsurdities and lies and
unit for their position. Ifthere 10 one place
above all Others where rich and poor Mould
be even, IL Is In the graveyard, and any false
oAtentation and show becomes not only sick
ening, but utterly disgusting. It creates the
feeling in others that they must try to equal,
II not TO excel. their neighbors In the might.
ness Of their funeral embellishments.-
[AmeicGn Archifecf.
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l. GREEN, Auctioneers.

u
TRuSTIBB SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF MARY
l.. Nd AVENUE, BETWEEN 0TH AND TIL
s1TknnIs sOUTHMksT-Ho; 1905. CON
SIsTING OF A THREE-sTORY BRIOK
UNWILLING WITH LARGE-wIDE LOT OF
GROU6D ATTACHED.
4 By virtue Of sdeed Of trust bearing date ~
september 10th, a. ID. 1875, and duly recorded t.,
in Liher No 799 folio 90, one Of the land re-x
cords for the District OF Columbia and at the re-
9nsst Of the party secured thereby we will sel at
esi bidder, on TUESDAY, October 7th, A. d 1876,
at 430 O'Clock p. M, all those certain pieces. par
eel. lots of ground situate and lying In the city
tf sshir gton, In the District OF Columbia ard be-
Ing known and described upon the Official or ground
Plan or plat Of said city as lots lettered and ,rked
"B I" and &c" In Todds recorded subdivision Of
original lot numbered one (ll, in square numbered
improvements theI con.
, Terms Of sale: One third cash, of which = 90
must be paid ut time Of SALE aud the Alahce in six
and twelve months, in equal payments, to be
cured by purcha notes bearing interest from
day Of sale, 1t the rate Of eight per cent. per an
nom until paid, and q deed Of q ust on the prop
e,ty sold. Conyeyancipg and recording q. pur-
chaser cost. IL terms Of sale not piled with
in SIX DAYS after sse the Trustees the right
to resell Of risk and cost Of purchaser In default.
WIN. y. H0LTZM An rr,..o..
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, Hrn"ess'
cct5-d No. 1921 street northveSt.
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A VERY POPULAR but blind Count lives
In the Champs El ysees. Being witty and
musical, his society Is much sought after.
de left Paris three months ago. and on his
returned called on q fashionable Marchiou-
ess VINO was preparing 70 70 70 q fancy ball.
She begged 10 be excused, but, as he had an
Important message TO deliver, he was shown
In, and, was asked 10 IA ke q chair IN her
poudoir. Gossip ensued, aud during all the
executed the mysteries OF her toilet. When
ready 10 descend TO her carriage, the Count
stated he had been absent In London, had
TO undergone successful operation for
cataract, and could now see as well a. the
Warehouses. The latter shrieked, and
Jumped into her carriage without even an
au revoir TO her unwelcome visitor
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A STR ANGE CAsUALTY.-A strange ac-
cident occurred 10 Daniel Lord, who lives
at Kama. With party OF friends he went
10 The millpond for the purpose OF SEEMING.
The party dragged the pond twice, aud he
went out on the bank 20 secure the q sh The
party proceeded TO draw the seine back
across the pond leaving him where he was
with two nsh-a trout and q perch-in his
hand. When the party arrived at the oppo-
site side he concluded 10 Join them by swim
ming across. So determined, he placed the
nsn In hls mouth and started across. The
perch being the smaller Of the I wo ne couId
not get grip on 10 with his teeth, and be-
fore ne reached half way over the pond IL
had worked around and fioundered down
his throat, producing death by strangula-
ton In less than three minutes ( pictor1a
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A Dogs FIDELITY.-Passengers on the
"Valley Railroad" are attracted daily by
the conduct OF large and Intelligent dog
waiting By the roadside for the daily news
paper, which was formerly thrown To him
lived half q mile from the rails. The master
has been dead many months, but the faith
ful dog has not missed the mail train O day
now, but sometimes the baggage-man, In
pity for the dog, losses paper 20 him as the
train PUSHES by, which he eagerly seizes and
When the train rushes by and no paper is
thrown he PUSHES WILDLY mp and down the
track, gazing after the cars with an aim ost
jectedly homeward.-l NeW Hauea RsTs,cr.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAl

III
sEPTEMBER nth. 1876.
AN: LEAVE WASHINGTON.
S:o0-bsltiG ore, rlFicott OIty and Wsy Stations.
sf sscls and nss snS s s:sion:,
Main Stem.
day, STOP. q SnI mi spoIis JUNCTION un''i0h' Sun
s10-New YORK, Phiisdelphis and Boston Hx-
p,eos: pullman Parlor Oars. Sunday, stops
s:so-B.itimors and Way Stations.
fG2s s1e sSd
valley Road; ParloE and sieepsrs. No con
s4sSPSirt Of sosf: and wy Stations. H.r-
PisSSS5.s an. s.s VIZ ss:S1: v',
s:s3.Es. Iors and Boston Limited l1 pre-. and
delphia;, isunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
Annapolis only0
lSlsEBaltimors, Way Stations, HIlioott City and
lAo-He. York, Philsdelphia and Norfolk TX.
Sress Alexandria Junction. On Sunday, all
s:so..Bsltimors and way ssssiOns.. Frederick
81: :ss ksss' q rasss: Metro
tolitan b. snch Connects on Saturday for
t4S.BsltipOre, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:a9.BsiIinore and wsy Station. to Annspoli.
s4s-Cioeinrau and Louisville Express. Ix.
s.Hs esr 10 oiSsinSs ana saG LoHi.Siis
o:50-Polnt Of Rocks and way stations.
I90-Phtladelphfa and Baltimore Express.
1I9-Baltiu ore and Way Stations.
1:33-Pittsburg, Chicago. Columbus.
sS65Baltfmore, Alexandria Junction, and
10:00-eev York and Phil sdelpbis Might Ex.
Irees. Sleeping Cars to New York.
1o:oy-Baitimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
l1:45-st Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago,
RIO e osI,ils ssst.rd.!'
S;4s, ZOO, 10, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
l1:4e D. m daily
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection On SUNDAY tor Hagerstown or val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia as
$40 Q. m and 1:40 p m.
Tor further information apply at the Bsltimore
end Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
ass, COL and sos Psnnsyiv ania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage 10 be checked and received st any point
THOs' 4. SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 6. kO6HTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
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u II. WARH1B, ReN nstats Auotionssr.
TRusrIIe, eALl OF A VALUABLE TWO
eTURY FRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK
4Sp * eTRtSTs so1THEAhIt o.fWAHa

By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust 70 ne, dated -
Ne. 49, folio So one Of the land records for s:l
the District OF Columbia, And as the request d the
q public auction in front Of the premises on ri,
DAY. the 18Th day Of October, 6 * O'Clock .,
numbered twenty. eight (1sj Of George q. GulioEs
subdivision Of SQUARE numbered ssvea hundred md
ninety eight (798 together with the Improve 0euts
thereon, coDssting OF . new two seory Frame
Dwelling With brick basement.
Terms Of sale: o7o0, with interest thereon at the
rste Of ten (l0) per cent Der annum from Rsbruary
o. 1870, and the expenses Of the sale In cash; and the
the properly end the Of The Iurohaser SsorinS
interest fso1 the day of sale. A depsGf o. SieO w1
g the Darchasef1 COST Ii the tefHs al ~ - nSs
plisd with within ten (0) days. the TrIssSs n.
cost Of ths desalltilQ lurcha.sr.-
eessA Tf. 0SEbNlLL, sslsunaa.
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SHlBMAN HANDY, Auotioneers.
vALgABLk IMPRoyEp AND UEIMpROyED

bEAL ESTATE AT PO8LIO AUCTION.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, recorded in -
ibers Nos ~ and Sos, folios S43 and 4ss Of the ia
land records for the District Of Columbia, and -
By direction OF the parties secured thereby. We will
se Ct pubic auction, IN front of toe premises On
O'Clock ,. m, the following parcels of ground:
Lot No II, In square no. 0ls, fronting 90 feet
south d street, lear 18th street east I'm proved BY
three new two-s DRY brick dwellings These houses
with the ground attached will be sold separately.
Also, on same day, at 3 O'Clock D m, part of lot
No. IL In square No. 7s2, beginning Tor same on
south street. 10 feet eastward from the west
corner Of ead lot, and running thence east along
street 10 feet: thence south 100 feet an alley;
thence west along said alley Is feet thence north
ieet6h inches; thence west feet aud thence north
"a feet % inches to Is street aud place OF begin.
nine-6. between LIST aud ID streets southeast.
Term Of sale: One third cash, balance In 8, II aud
is months in equal instalme ats, to be secured By
pu chaser's notes, bearing interest at per cent
and secured by deed VI trust the property sold.
OonveyancfnS and recording 1T purchasers cost.
II terms II sale are not oo%Iied with in six days
and cost Of the purchaser. o7s down on each par
Gel sold ct time Of sale.
Nm. y. H1LTZMAH,l
sep76-d BOq1NE CARU5I, hfuses'
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nOWHMAN GREEN, Auetioneers.
TRUsTlEB SALE OF FOUR ELEGANT BRICK
HOUSES ON OOBOORAH ST., BETWEEN
l3iHAND l4TH STREETS MOB "a WEST, AT

By virtue Of Q decree OF the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, passed IN cause f..!H
No 4,40s, Equity Docket A-Phillip Wallach e:lx
tee viii sell, ct public auction, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day Of October, 1916, commencing at
O'Clock the lots OF ground situated in the city
Of W arlington, District Of Columbia, known and
described g Lots numbered ~, 20, -, and %, in
ChiTman. Exley and Richards' subdivision Of the
square Of ground numbered two hundred and forty
60, and imlrovements. This property is located
the north side Of the street kno n a. Oorcoren
street, between Q and B and 18th ana l4lh streets
northwest. Bach lot has . front Of % feet on
said Corcoran street. The Improvement BON each
lot consist Of substantial two story basement And
Msnsard roof Brick DWsllipg House
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; and the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen nontns Deferred Day.
msnts to bear interest from day Of sale per cent?
ten days afsr SALE otherwise the Trustee rsSsrveo
the right % resell st the risk and cost OF the de-
notice Of such resale. depost OF 100 viii BE- re-
CURED ct time Of sale upon each lot sold.
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nUHCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
II 9Th and ID streets northwest.

fhPs6Ss6 s soE. On sEyEsrH YA sTsinr
BETWEEN k0Rra BIT. and PENNA. AVE
MOST Dds IRA BLE PLACES FOB BUsIH oSs,
OPPOSITE TIE WAsHINGTOH MARKET.
Nc on Ss ~, ~. 0ss for 'f
the i1th day Of October, A. d: 1875. ct s:lk
Washington city d. o., known - Lot s. in the re-
corded suboiyison Of oriRi.a 81 lots and In
sale ffers IN OPPORTUNITY for first class invest.
nent.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. OF which A2so
must be paid at ssle and the balance In L. Is and
months, secured on the premises with interest at
Der cent. Annum. or all cash, at option OF
chaser. II terms Of ssle are not co piled With In
seven days from dsy Of SAFE, the undersigued, Bx-
tcuors the right to resell, ct cost and risk
OF defaultins pnrchaser.
JuDsos GULL: }r,.su,or..
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"A IRII on NORTH SIDE Of n
sJBB1T North. BsrWEEN 18th AND
10TH sTRNATe MHnT. IN WASHING RON

ny virus Of deed of tru.t to Ne. dated Seq. -
TENDER nth. E7b OF record IN Liber No 1885, 90
flo l9. one Of the land records for the DIS. e.ix
trfot OF Coiumbis, and by direction Of the par,y
theT, by secured We wild sell, 1t pub suctiop in
f,.nt o. the premises, on SATURDAY October
TN. lS6, AT oclocG p. ell that parcel OF
ground ana premie situated In said city Of Wash
tnstou, and bnown 40 aud betos part of orisiual
Lot 2, In sQuare l97, beginning for the same Al 4
poin, on I street north distant feet west Of the
southeast corner of said lot, and thence I'm opinS
~est feet "a inches to the center Of the PARTITION
VAL OF the two brick houses Standing on q portion
81 sad lot thence due north 100 feet Themes east is
feet ~ inches, thence .ou,h Is feet, thence west
foOt. and thence south te the beginnina; with the
improvements Oh, reon. SO, consisting Of q three.
story press brick front Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One fourth CO b on the DAY OF SALE
OF within seven days there sser residu In three
equal fnstsments at 8, u, and u months from the
cay OF sale, bearing interest st six per centum per
enpun, secured by . DEED Of trust on the property
70 our satisfaction ol00 deposit on acceptan,e OF
bid An o0nveyancips ct the cost Of the parohs,sr.
IL the terms OF sale are not com Piled with within
Sven days from the day Of sale, the rio BIT
70 resell the property, ct the risk and cost Of the
5SS 4 isw |, ,ssRRwAsDs,s Trustees.
sep2Seodds WAsH. b WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
hOEOANDOH BROS, Aucsaopeerp
- soufttast corner 9th and d streets northvsst

-. CouiLeest Ce5ner stn bDu u streets nOrtnW0f.
1xTINsIyl md xLt mt SALE OF NAG.
EEals .SsSp PAsL0s; pIsINa 3 ON sd
lsH And AMnkIC n BRUSSELS, IA RI IN
s stf GTSsrsfsL AsR ,IITgis SASfETs;
ut G SIdo. IRAGIHes, I'm CRfAsoH,
ccUEIAIHs AND LAMBRBQUIHS or HIGH
SSsI; ZIG HMr AND LA RG sIZED IAN.
MI6RoR; PIER MIRRoR Slab
ssRBIi TOP irEeiIBtG: rorHrsss ss SRo.
HS B BsSk 5s sSII aI M1ssST
W W.Is nFD mn. P6IHNIIS kooE fGEEiTgE:;
Coz f kis An A &. .II .s IGRslrGRE
SShhRRHrE MITa ia. Tan nNTIRI WALEgr
TWA HinH ~ s!yI 3adtlMMsIRE Al %
0E BALTlnOnIi CURTAINS; OOTtaG
enTs 4Ga TOoEfHlk WIN KIfOHsN
BUkGIfUR1 AUD Sr0vDS, &C.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING., llth Of 0c-m
the entire Furniture. an of which 10 ip ele- n
GENT copdtdon, comprfsed partly - above. ]
contained IN house Ne; 1888 9 street northwest,
corner OF 18Th to which ticularly invite the
attention Of those DESTROYS Of purchasing good and
octs DUHOANsoH BROS =. Auots
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ANOTHER LOT OF
CHEAP DRY GOODS

Carriers, sO5 Market Space.
Black snks at old prices, 81, IS, Isl, $50, 81,
rs, o.
Black Cashmere very cheap, over one yard wide,
very fne, Only 7sc.
Blsek Alpaca, very hne, double width, sc. Black
Elk MohsiF HIpsea, finest uslity, 60. worth 75c.
Larle assortment Of beautiful nee Dress Goo ..
rs, Is, % Is, -. zoe. Colored Osshrere, dou-
BE Width, finest quality, all wool, %, G., 7ec.
Pure Linen Table Damssk. zoe
All Wool Bed Twilled Flannel, &c; yard wide
White Wool FLANNEL, sc
Nearly two yards wide Black Water proof, 7sc
Largest White Wool Blsnsets. eS. Nery wide
sheetins, sc. Excellent Bed Ticking, 93c.
Very large assortment Of CAssimeres for men and
bOys' wear.
Good Oslico, in remnants, 81. Yard wide best
Cotton, in remnants, &c. sep26-tr
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TNBUsTEI's SALE or VALUABLE IM-
i PROVED REAL ESTATE ON EAST UAPI-
Toll STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRO STREETS, (NORTH elDED OON-
StSTlN0 OF A THREEfT0RY RRAMB
DWELLIHG, WITH LABGE OELLAR
No. 22e; ALSO, FRAME sTABLEI In REA g.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated October -
~, a. y. 1871, and duly recorded In Libsr No. 10
District OF Oolnn eia and by direction of the party
front OF the premises, TO the highest bidder, on
ali those certain pieces or parcels OF srou ad
known ano described as follows TO wit The western
tQuAre No 769, and eIteIdi back the width of rs
feet the full depth Of said lot Also lot Ietiered and
marked M In II q Sholes and others recorded
subdivision Of original lots IA Is, IS H. aod rs in
safd square Ne 1853 excepting the south Il feet sX
feet Inch OF said lot together with the i'm.
provements thereon,
Terms Of sale: ne-third cash, (of which also
must be paid at time Of sale y and the balance in
SIX, twelve, and eiabteen months, In equal pay
ments 10 be stcurei By purchaser s notes bearing
interest from day Of sae at the rate OF eight Dor
W. and deed OF trust on the premises sold. Con-
TEL OF sale net piled with six avs after
SALE the trustee the right to resell at rtsf
and cost OF defsulting purch sser.
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
No. 1921 street northye.t
D0WNMAN
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THOMAS DOWLIHa. Auotionser.
rRUeTEx9' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
I IAATihh S DE- HIGH SrRnGT, JUST EOkTH OF


TAT SH HIGH srRIgTa JUST HOkTH OF
Road STRA1T. GB0RGEfOWN, ID, o
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust to rs, one IA
bearing date on the sixteenth day Of teptem-
Der, a: ID: 1877. ana recorded in Lioer No ~
o6, folio ~, and the other bearing date on the
tghtet nth day Of june A. d. ISIS and recorded IN
Ltoer No ~, folio 2hJ, We will Sell ct public auc.
nop, II mont OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
seventh day Of October, at O'Clock ? NJ, eli thss
o., being part Of lot number two hundred aud
to said Gsergeto m the same bsinG bound. q fol-
,ow. On the east ~ High street, on the north by
lot formerly the property Of JACOB Rife, on the
west By Frederick street, and on tine south By lot
formerly the property Of Trunnell and conveyed to
Henry Chsndler; together with the I'm brow emenfs
90. s1sttng OF two story frame house.
aonsI rs vne cash. balance IN three
months from day Of sale. with per cent inter
est, secured BY deed Of trust on the property. A
deposit OF one hundred dollars ct tsIe Of sale re
qufred. CoDveyancins At cost OF purchaser. II
terms are not mplied with in one week from day
Of sale the trustees will resell cost and risk OF de-
faultnG purchaser.
x xEEi4s s. s: S SSsRSs' 'n't Trustees
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MARRIEn.

OAROeI-HEwT0H. On wednesday evening,
October 4th, lS76, By the Rev. p. IL ACC arthy,
IHoRNIoN OARUsI, OF Ininois, 10 LULU hEwros,
OF W Washington.
kANI-eARKH. On the 10Th OF Ausust. is7s by
Rev. Father j Snesson, st Sc. Aloysius Ohurch n,
MICHAEL KANE 20 Mis- JOHANNA v. BARKE.
sAEps-PIQUErTI On Monday, October a.
e, az bis private pei, BY the hight Rev Bishop
Borges, ID. D., y. p. b. SANDS, OF Washington, ID,
and kMILKI ANGKLIQUR, daughter Of the late
John b. PiQuette, OF Detroit. q
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DIED.

0'BfRsE. In Savannah, Ga of malignant yel-
Low fever on Sunday, October 4, l9e, JOSEPHINE
u wife OF Hon. ID. A. O'Byrne, aud only dsuG hter
o. the late Bennett Clements, Of GeorsetOsn. D.
Y. tkepuolioan please oopy.I
PERRY. October 9th, ls76, FRANK p. PERRY,
AGED - years.
His friends and family are respectfully Invited TO
attend his funeral from A Brchys UNDER ina
etta alisbment, 81 Pepntyly anis avenue, between
Pm.
RIGGLEs. On Thursday, October sth. ISIS, VIZ.
RIGGLEs, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respeot-
fully invited to attend hs funeral on 81 I'd Az at
O'Clock .. m from his lste residence, s20T Grest
north vest.