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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
(ONNENGlON.

A convention OF the Democrats of the
Eighteenth Congressional district OF Hi
nois. l. hereby called to meet in the Athe-
neum. at Cairo, on Tuesday, the LIST day of
August, 1876. at o'clock, p. m, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for con-
gress, and for thu transaction OF such other
business as may properly be transacted by
said convention.
The Demo crats of the several counties OF
the district are hereby requested to appoint
delegates to said convention on the follow
ing basis One delegate for each one hun
dred votes and the fraction of one hundred
votes more than fifty. cast for Hon VIM
Hartzell, at the election held in November,
1874. as follows, 10 wit:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

The Empress of Brazil has expressed
her opinion OF President Grant. She says
her for an hour on the day of the open
ing Of the Centennial, ana never opened
his mouth except to say yes or mo"
and that she did not like the treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

The last chance for good agricultural lands on
TEN YEARs' CREDIT, al SIX PER CENT. interest.
Don't run any risks, but go to a country that has
been proved 10 be good. Send your address by
postal card To Land Com'r. h. & NJ. Il. X ),
Burlington, Iowa, and receive free copy of Iowa
and Nebraska Farmer, with chart OF lands, aud
ow round trip rates. 3-2s-w9m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

COLORADO has ratified her proposed
State constitution by larger vote, and
the Coloradians hope to vote for Prcsi-
dent this wear.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

The New York Hsrah says "prof.
Seelye likes his eggs fried on both sides
Prof. Seelye is sensible. so do we.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

n all cases of private, chronic, and urinary di-
seases in all their complicated forms. 1t is well
known that DIR James has stood al the head of
the profession for the past 80 years. Age and
experience are all-important. seminal Weak.
face lost manhood. can positively be cureed
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention. call
write. Pleasant home for patients. A book
for the million. Marriage Guide which tells
you all about these diseases--who should marry
--whv MOTTO cents to pay postage. DIR. James
has 30 rooms and parlor You see no one but
days, 10 TO II. All business strictly conilden
tial. 4-2s-dGw-ly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06
Chattel Mortgage Sale.

pY virtue of chattel mortgage, executed by
IDA. b. Stafford and III. L. Morrill, as receivers
of the Cairo and Nincennes railroad and the
Cairo and Nincennes railroad company, to
the undersigned, bearing date February LIST,
1873, we Will, ON the I'D day of July. 1876, ut
the hour Of 10 o clocka. m, at the round house
OF the Cairo and Nincennes railroad, in Cairo,
Illinois, proceed TO sell. at public yendue 10 the
highest bidder, the following described proper
ty, being portion OF the rolling stock of the
said Cairo and Nincennes railroad, and Il por-
ton of the property described in said mortgage,
to-wt; Box ears numbered ten 90, twenty
(2o), twenty-five t22), twenty -four ca, thirty
go, thirty-two ~, thlrty-four go, thirty
eight t3s), forty-six 90, ffty-two t52), fty-six
t56), seyenty-two GU seyenty-four ga. eighty
two (s2), one hundred and six ll06), one hundred
and fourteen (llD one hundred and twenty Q20),
one hundred and twenty-five Q22l one hundred
and twenty-eight Q2s) one hundred and forty
two Qi2) one hundred and forty-siX Qi6l and
one hundred and sixty goo.
Flat and coal cars numbered twenty seven (27) !,
thirty nine (39) and forty-ilye f5l; that the
terms of said sale are cash in hand.
Dated june 18th, 1915.
DREXEL, MORGAN CO.,
G-20-d-eod. Mortgages
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06
The latest. greatest. and mo

The latest. greatest. and mos reliable
remedy ever put together by medical science,
for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swellings, Burns,
Caked Breast, Sc., is the Centaur Eminent /.
There are two kinds What the White Eminent
Liniment is for spawned, lume and strained
horses and animals, nay2j-WI3
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06
ChIldren CrY Inr Oa.tn.ia

pleasant 10 take rs honey, and is absolute
harmless. IL is sure TO exPel worms cure win
collie, regulate the bowels and stomach, an
overcome irritability caused by rash or cuttin
teeth. IL is perfect substitute for Castor on
and for costiveness in young or old there i
nothing IN existence SO effective and reliable
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Delegate,

CAIRO, July ., 1876 +. BRoss,
Chairman Congressional District Com
mttee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

How A BOSTON SwIRDLRR DOES Ir.-A
msn walked into the House OF the Angel
Guardian, at the South End, and after q
conversation which showed q thorough
knowledge OF the Institution and its man.
aeement, he suggested 70 the steward that
be had better buy q quantity OF sugar, as
the price was rapidly advancing, saying that
day. He sold three barrels. He then went
TO the store Of Messrs. Haskell & Adams and
purchased the sugar In the name of the In
he wonld get the nil apnroveS AMI 6ring ti,s
money that night or the next morning. The
bill was presented by him TO the steward
and paid, and that gentleman was surprised
q few days later to receive an unreceipted
bill for the sugar from Haskell g. Adamss-
Bosfoa TrQpeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

A SCHOOL Boy MURDER -C1mptny loi,h
dn hSSdSstn IN CoiOrdfO-A MO'her's PrODhsfic
AcclLsG,ion.-At Boulder, Colorado, the trial
OF James w. Yankee for the murder OF Ira
Durrell, ended last week in a verdict of
guilty. In less than an hour after Yankee
found suspended by a red picture cord from
his cell door. The history of this murder Is
very peculiar. Yankee and DurreIl had been
schooifellows In Missouri. They went To
Colorado early IN the spring of 1874. They
made some money, and were about 20 return
home In the fall, when Yankee prevailed
on his companion to accompany him over
the Range 10 visit "A brother In Alma. Tney
left Georgetown on the morning OF the iith
OF October. When last seen alive the two
ompanions were sitting Al their camp ere
hal way down the Range. Two DAYS after q
negro found Durrelis body near Boulder
with bis throat cut, an ugly cash on the
cheek, and bloody finger marks upon the
lace. In the meantime Jim Yankee re-
turned home in Missouri on Sunday morn
Ing, and as the people were coming from
went straight up TO him aud said: "Jim
Yankee, you have murdered my boy" Sure
enough tidings came the following day OF
poor Durrell's dead body having been found.
Yankee was taken back To Colorado. He
stoutly asserted his innocence. The prose-
cutlon beat down every barrier OF defence
which Yankees statement opposed and
brought into strong relief the circumstance
that the track OF run down boot near the
verdict OF guilty was charged I'm the indIct-
ment. The jury also found that the murder
was done with generalization and deltbsrs.
ton, q necessary qualification for the in
Fiction OF the death penalty In Colorado.
Yankee was only eighteen years OF age.
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DIED.

BkoOks. On the sth Of August, iS7s, Mrs MAR
Funeral wall Jake place from mousf zion Metho-
diet rhuIch, on Thursday, the lOth, II clock ,.
IN Ins reI,,iyts and friends Of the family
BIRNABDIEI On the sth OF August. ls76.
1iSLio bhkNAkDiNI, aged "a years, . native Of
Kslatiye. and friends are invited to attend bis
east, Thursday, at O'Clock m.
Loo S%ok c s1sdf4lyi 81 the 9Th Of August 1876,
The fonsIal vii take place on Thursd.y evening,
10 Instant, at O'Clock from N. COnIre.:iOnsi
in1isa IN Herald q ihf .s%s are
Va, end Norwich, Conn ), papers please oopyl -
sl nS t;b iS A. SAkane Mo GH Sunday Ag
ne hty John IL. ard kota klliott, aged twenty
PANEL c. and Annie Il. ncOsrty, ssed u months.
seoug Drs sns 70 sSe % 90. 'ns sT s
residence Of her parents, No 60 10th
2.SUp. m 1''' - - ' wv '''" =
E9DIsE Ats,am. Of August sth, Is-s, at The
city, MRS. ABIGAIL n. hoDISs, in the 18th year Of
funeral from shove place az s.p m. ofhnense
lin Relatives and friends Invited TO attend
oswILL. On the 9Th Of August, 1875 OF O'Clock
"a, =, asEfh Va WILL, aged Is yesrs, wife Of
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfuI
and streets southeast, Friday, at O'Clock p.m.
swEKnEY. On the stn Of August, ls76 CHAR
u months.
The funeral VIII take place 90 morrow, the 10th
fnetsnt ~ o'clock D. from the residence Of his
parents, No % h street northwest.
sTkPetf; On August 9th, 1876, after long
stespsg spd a h yifs Of ANDRE
years.
fsthsr, DO ! Is Chew alley. between = and SITS.
northwest, Thurday, at clock y. m. Relatives
and FRIENDS are respectfully invited % attend.
WANT. At l3.n Q. NJ. on the sth OF August 1875,
% bis residence lear UhiOntosn, klcHAkD fANr
In the slst year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place from bis late resf-
denoe 20 morrow, August i0sh, 81 y y m. His
TO attend. Penlsy lysnia papers plesse COPY
WILSON. On the 9th Of August las, 10 Oharies-
VAL wILsOp. Of the Baltimore Annual Conferencs
n. 3. Church south. ene fstbsr OF Lev. A. w. VII
funeral ct Winchester, Va, on Friday morning.
the 18th instant.
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A silent Rearfacsor.

ron ne ffIufftffstfn ffTfafIssa
Ny. Cooley suffered n gOO1 deAl last winter
nom rheumatism "a his breast, and his wife
was badly frightened about il fDr far ID
should end in consumption. Cooley could
trouble, and Mrs. Cooley was nsSriv vor-
ried 10 death about 90. At las. she de-
term ned 10 try strategy. she made M a
CRY mustard plaster. ald ore night while he
Was asleep sIe sewed 10 upon the inside of
Dis urden hiTt. so thai 10 would tust cover
the rheumatic place. Cooley dressed him
sell IN the morning. wholly unsuepicious OF
the presence OF the plaster, aud went down
Stars. ~ TIC bree kfast liable. while he was
talking 10 has wife, ne suddenly stopped,
passed over his face. Then he took M the
thresd OF the conversation again a. went
on. lie was In the midst OF an expiration
Of the poll teal situation. when AL 81 once
ee ceased again, grew red I'm the fsse, and
exclaimed:
Il wonder what In ise-No, 4, can't be
Mrs: Cooley asked what was the matter,
and Cooley said.
..oh, II Is mat internal old Rheumatism
sgsin-cofne back awful. Bat never felt I'D
eNacllk me same way before. Kinder stlncs
me Mrs. Cooley said che was sorry
g.. linen MT Cooley began again. and was
giasShCpper IN the West last sammer ait
the potato bug ia the East would are.t toe
.oi $50 resnii next iall ey making toe peO-
PIE DISCONTINUED, aud 30 likely q strike Al ina
party in power, when no suddenly iropnNf
the subject, and, UmPins up, SAID:
ALAA'ttA dt1 assuming. What's flaE
Ouch! . Moss! ] feels II had = SHOVEL az
hot Goals iuside my shirt"
"Musi BE- That rheumatism, getting worse :"
said Mrs Cooley, ympathetcslly.
ooh, gracious, To. It's something worse
than rheumatism. Feels like fire burnfYs
into my skin. OuCh! Og-wOw- WOW. Its
awful. ! can't stand 70 a minute. I believe
AS cholera. or something, and I'm gOlag n
die"
DO try 10 be calm. Mr.. Cooley
Calm. hOE can mal DC calm With 4
volcano boiling over under his shirt. Get
out OF the way, quick, while 1 20 upstairs
and undress. Murder rrrr, but IL hurts.
Let ne get out, quick"
Then he rushed mp 20 the bedroom aud
str pied of his clothes. His chest was Ire
color OF boiled lobster; but he couldn't for
me ife OF him tell what was the matter.
linen hlseyes rested upon something white
on his shirt. he picked up the garment aud
examined IL. Ten minutes later he came
slowly down stairs with a dry mustered
plaster IN his hand, while thunder clothed
his brow.
Going mp to Mrs. Cooley, he shook ths
plaster under her nose, and said In a sun
pressed voice.
"Did you put that thing IN my clothes?',
81 did IL for the best, JOHN she said. 81
thought
"oh, never mind what you though. you
IDIOT Never mind what you thought,
You've taken the skin clear of my bosom,
SO mat i m as raw as q srloin steak, and
III probably never be well again as long as
L live. That lets you out. You play any
more tricks like that on me, and III put
you In the coal-bin and keep you there TIL
you starve 10 death. Now mind me-"
Then he slammed the door and went out.
Mrs. Cooley dosent know TO this day ex-
actly what effect the grasshoppers are going
10 have on the fall elections.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD.
JULY 7rH, 1874


400 Baltimore, EIIicoti ci:y and say stations.
Point Of ROei. sDs and AZ ss.s,,oS:,
10 Baltimore and Ai.1sndria junction.
nd SATURDAY: :, se.s via Nv 6..sIs; sai.
sops ~ Way Stations, and eonnsea for
s:Io-CEctsnafi, ST. Loa,. and P...sbrs Bx-
s-sss Berkeley, Deer Park. Oakland, Fred
sriea: Hssers,ovn. spd,Vsilsr Bosd. Par
s:so-POint Of BOOK. and way stations.
s:33-New YorI Limited ETprss., Baltimore and
Philsdelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
is:lS-ssl; more. WAY Stations, EliicOss City and
l:4o-Nsw York, Philadelphia and Norfol H.
res, On Sunday. all War Stations and
s:so-ssiti@ors and and way stations.
4:30-Baiim0rs asd Lers! Exr-.ss. lnicots
City. Frederick and Way Stations, Via Re
<:ss-Freder,ss and Point Of Rocks, via Retro
t:{s-saltlmore, Annapolis and way stations.
S:Sb-Ch,oasO, Cincinnati and LoslSriA. E1p.sss
Psii osEisnd ana 0Oiunbos as Eo9i.Is vile
b. l,:3o N. train on SATURDAY. a.ser.-
ssso ,Dd gSshss' s5 sssS,nt cars to ohi
s:43,Bsltimore and Wsy stations. Connects
.:ec-Pailaa1.SAsG Gad So minors Express.
.s:J0-Pi;Isburs. 5n, o. oonnoction osroud Mar.
tinsbuIf by train leaving sunday night.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
fles pers.
s:0o-BslttmoTe. Blsdsnsburs, Belts,iIle, Ian.
rel, lie sF.
ic:OO-Nss foTk azd Psi.Gdelpata Nigsf Erpysss
Sleep,ns Carr - New York
IO,GS-BsitimOre and ,riactpsl way stations,
i0:40-Hartinsburs ard way stations, Hstropoi1-
tar Branch.
1l:30-S Lons 51prsss. Chicago, columbus.
Ssndnssy, Ns~sTk, Berkeley, Deer Park
ssnd Oakland 0a Saturday for LOUISVILLE.
roo $40 800 90: 1000 100 100: .ss rs, Use
.. M, daily.
Ali other trains daily, except sunday.
No connection on Srndsy for Gasersrown VAL
lsy Branch; or for New Fork snd Philadelphia 81
81 a m. snd 100 .. m.
Ter furth her inform stion app.y Q, the Baltimore
slf Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
fet, COL and sos Penbsyi ana avenue, and 1 3
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
or BAGGAGE 10 be checked and received ct any point
In the city.
THIS 4. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
L. n. COLE. GENERAL Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8, K0ONTZ, General Agent aplS-tH
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PROPOSALS,
PKOPOsALs TOK aTATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WIsHISGrON, Id. u July IL, 1875
PROPOSALS for furnishing such articles Of Station.
cry as may De required for this Department aud the
buIesus and Offices thereof, during the fiscal year
ending June 50. l877, viii be received uatil ~
O'Clock M, SATURDAY, August IL, 1876.
Each proposal must be signed by be indfyidpa nj
OF nrm making IL, and be accom- panied by a salts
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute a
Contract with good and sufficient bond If his bid be
accepted, for any or all articles No bid viii be
consldered WI bout such guarantee.
All articles are stipulated TO be of the very best
ousty. eampes vii be required in al cases: each
and the price.
, Bond with approved security, will be required Of
may be awarded.
On failure TO furnish any article specified In
contract within snabie time after having been
same Ia open market, or Of declaring ouch contract
forfeited; ssd, II greater price than the contract
price Is laid for such article the difference will
be charged TO the contractor. hi Is will be consd
cred on each item sc rarateiy.
schedules. cor tsinfDg blank forms for bidding,
together With items and approximate estimate Of
quantities of articles peeced, and full inform alton
furnished on application.
Contracts will only be awarded to established
manufacturers OF, OF dealers In, the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be Cffered.
Proposals mrst be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior. and Endorsed - Proposals for Sta
toDery."
No triH be awarded xndsr fhtS ndpsrtiss-
n7spt EHtil an appropriation shall haze been made
by CoHsrsss JOS tas purchase Of tss Stationery re-
9EiFed.
jyls-wSsst z. CHANDLIR, fecretary.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEkTY In THE NORTHERN PART OF

BY viri9sofa deed Of trust, dated January IL
": A. u. 1874 and duly record ed ia liber No. I'm
90, foios 30,Sc Of the land records fvr Wash
ington county, D. O., and BY the written direction
OF the party secured thereby, will sell. at public
auction: IN front of the premises. on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of August, A. d. 1876, at O'Clock D.
eieh,y-two, SD and eighty three, 49, in Cnap.
man recort ed subdivision If lots in square nurn
bered three hundred aud sixty -four. (s6iJ In the
thereon.
This property is very desirable being located iu
rapidly improving part oil the city, and the prove.
will be offered separately.
Terms Of SAL: One third in cash. Of which $50
must be psfd each lot 81 the sale; the deferred
payments to be made in Elk, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from dsS Of sas, aud secured
by desd CT trust, and insurance 10 tie s9tistac
Of the tIustees Terms to be faliy com piled with
within six days after day of sale, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right TO resell, after one
week 3 notice, at the risk and cost Of sefsnlting
1t purchasers eost.
Nh M 4 3 T ThGD Trustees.
sug2 eokds WASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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IThe New York Tribune has an exhsus-
uSesTucles OF . A.Hs and DECLARES, among
other things, that "great care has 10 De TAX
en- In eating huckleburries, because nothing
pleases fy so much as 10 be mistaken for
one; and II he can be baked In a cake, and
pass himself OF on the unwary as q currant,
lac dies without regret.
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THOMAS BOWLING, A uctioueer

IMINIsTRArURs SALE OF rHu PER.
SOMA E'FECTs or TaE LATE JOHN r.
BOYLE DECEASED. AT AUCTI9a
On WEDNESDAY, August l6, 1870, a. lOE1
q. N will sell, at the residence of the late w
John II. Boyle, deceased, on the corner of -
Observatory the personal effects Of said deceased
consisting p part Of
Parlor spites. Bedroom Suite, wsrdrobes. Blu.
reaus, Bedsteads, CARPETS, Beds aud Bedding,
Books, Shot Gun, Gold Watch and Chain, Horse,
Carriages, Harness. Chick ems, ard o general az
eortment Of Miscellaneous Articles Terms cash.
JEROME FIT0AH, Admit instructor.
aug2SS THQsi RoWLlsa, Auqt.
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~Editing paper 10 Ike carrying An UNI
he could manage IL bettessshan the one VINO
has hold Of the handle.
~The dirty Sioux Indians never speaks
poeuosy % "a n. ~. sos nm. sra 1 ,,ns zoe
like Q loa1eE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

The KING OF THE GRAssHoPPERs.-
VIM Mork brought into our Office a grass =
hopper that was two inches and a quarter
in length, i've eighths OF an inch across the
back, and an inch and three-quarters In cir
conference. Some OF the eggs were at least
half an inch long. The crops az Redwood
Falls are being destroyed by these extraor-
binary insects, and the sun is sometimes
obscured by clouds Of them.-l Os0dtova1
4 Mimi .Idalr1lQL
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X II. WARhER, Corner 9TH and n streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE 81 rUsTE ON 18TH STREE e
MnsT; u BEIWIkN AND STREETS,
BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO the under. -
signed, dated s0th dav Of pril A. ID. 1875 N..H
and recorded in Liber No. 7s3 lie 1913. ct Sc .
quitnr, Of the Land Records for District of COT
umbta and al the written request of the party Sc
cured thereby, we Will sell at public suction, in
front Of The premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 231
day OF August, A. ID. l576, at O'Clock u. an
that certain part of original Lot numbered nios.
teen tl9l in square numbered two hundred and
ninety 2sOl beginning IOr the said part at psfot
on he west line OF 18th street west, distant
no. feet nine 9) inches from the northeast c6rnsr
OF said let and running thence south seventeen III
feet along said street, themes west ono hundred lG0)
feet to an alley thence north psratel 20 said
seventeen (Hl feet, and thence east one hundred
(l00l feet to the place of besinuiag together with
the Improvements. which consist Of o thr e-storY
and basement brick dwelling and back building
Terms: One seventh cash, Of which $50 must be
rsid at the sale; and the reaisue in 6. II and IS
months with interest at the rate Of par cent per
snnum from the day OF sale sntil paid, secured by
the purchasers cost IL the terms OF eale are not
complied with within i've days from the day OF ssle,
the trustees the right to resell said property
at the risk and cost OF the defanlting purchaser.
S..W. RiTTfssHH99Ust, Trustees.
eug1 eo6ds j T. COIDWELL, 1aiesm an.
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MAR RED.

-WAGGAMAN-wILeO At the Church Of ths
Epiphany, August stu ls7e, by the Rev Nelson r.
Boss, FLOYD wA6GkMAN 70 ALICE v WusoN.
both Of wssbington no cards
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ID A. DABNEILLE.
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.


L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
TRCeTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON 14TH STREET
WEST, n1AB U STREET NORTH.
Under and By virtue OF Q deed Of trust dated 90
December II. 1874, and duly recorded 10 Liber -
No. 40, folio 1913, one Of the land records for
WashiD g,on county, In the District of Columbia,
and BY the written resuest of the party sec ured
thereby, we will sell at public auction In fr Mt Of
the premisee, on MONDAY, the 2lst day of Au.
eust, 1876 at O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece
or pare, OF ground situate lying and being In the
city Of Washington, District of Columbus an
known and described on the plan or plat OF said
city as part OF lot numbered twenty one, 81 in
square numbered two hundred and five, 205 } con.
nined within the following mstes and bounds: Be-
ginning for tn. same at the southeast of said
lot, and Iunning thence west one hundred ana
thirty flSs) feet and eight 90 inches. thence
north thirty Fix (36 feet, thence east hundred
and thirty eight 1852 feet ard eight ~ inches to
l4th street thence along the line OF l4th street
thirty six 80 feet. 70 the place Of beginning
and Gig hteen months, Deferred pay ments to bear
interest at the rate OF ten per cent per from
day Of sale. and 10 be secured by deed of trust
too property. or al cash az the option Of the
purchaser; olCO down at time Of sale. All con-
veyaDcipg cost of purchaser II the terms of sale
are not com piled with in ten days from day of sale
the trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk
and cost OF defaultng purchaser, after giving five
day. notice In some newspaper published in the
city OF W asbiDgton.
FIX. bHRsEiLLE. Trustees.
aug5 dads y. ID CLEARY. Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09
DRY GOODS CLOSING OUT.

nRY GOODS CLOSING OUT.
The summer stock must be sold. % make room for
Fell Good, and bargains all thr0gga the stock
Call sd Cor si1ee yourself. Nice II ,ck D8E3S
GOODS suitab for all at pr ices yely cheap.
sttll have CalicOes, fast Slors, SC psr yard.
Fearful sacrifices in Grenadines.
9 Is stlk Grenadines s2hc,
IL Six GrehsoiGes now SOC.
sc. SILK Grepscines nov SOC.
&c. SIR and W DOL 9reD s6ines now S5fc.
Lawn. reduced TO lie per yard.
PercaIes, lOal2hc.
Black AIpsca-uock cheap-Dc. up.
Linen Lawns. aaZSc very low.
Cashmere for Men and Boys at prime cost.
n. ~. HAUDAIN,
jysl-r TOs Market space.