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LONGEVITY OF BRAIN WoRKERs--That
great thinkers and hard hrsin-vo-eers sre
long lived IA asserted, with q co1Sideraole
array OF fscts, IN volume by Or. Beard. He
presents list OF some 500 of the most emf
nent IN history, including a number like
Pascal, Mozart, Keats, and Others, who lied
young, and dnds the average age OF the 500 %
have been over 81 years As this IL far beyond
the average age OF farmers, mechanics and
business men. he concludes that the wear
and tear ~ hrsin work ~ not so exhausring
rs Is commonly supposed. and that az rarely
shorters life. The London Spectator, how
ever, reviewing this theory, maintains that
excessive mental toll must shorten life. and
did evidently shorten IL 10 the case OF many
OF the 800 cited; but they hal originally more
vigorous constitutions and q large amount
OF vital force, and, by virtue OF this superior
Vitality, which explains In part, also, their
superior brain power, they were able 20 con-
tinue hard work even 20 old age, before
breaking down under the pressure; though
the same vital force would have prolonged
lie for many years II they had not exhausted
IL prematureiy.
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A GOOD STORY was told NJ the meeting
yesterday OF the sops OF a former Congrega-
uonal pastor, and the conversation be hasi
going home from church with a clergyman
still settled Ia the valley, and widely
Known, who had exchanged WITH his father.
doctor" said the boy, this Is a splendid
day" "les, my boy" sand we had hue
congregation" ITO he sure we did - Then.
doctor, why didn't you IRE "-tSpTagRelt
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nUHCANsON BROS, Aucti.neers,
II Southeast corner 9Gh and sts. northwee

nUHCAHeON BROS, Aucti.neers,
IL Southeast corner 9th and d sts. northwest.
ADMINIsTRATORs eALl OF HOUSEHOLD
FubEITURE: H0RsEs, WAGONS, PLAT
tSssIse 70 RAJ HsTlFk Of r rae 4 lr n
job HAMMRR.
S3d, 1876. At o O'Clock .. IN. we VIII. BIZ d. W
restton OF Charles Hammer, administrator,
effer Tor sale ct the late rssidence Of John
Hammer, deceased, n. between Sd and 9Th streets,
southwest, the following described persolsl prop.
erty belonging 70 the estate Of said John Hammer,
deceased, viz:
10 shares Stock in Oriental Building Asocia-
ton, No 5,
1Horses; wagons, single and double,
Harness, Platform Scales, Copper Boiler,
Feed Box, Stsb.ing Implements,
Jewelry. Revolver, Wearing Apparel,
House hold Furniture. Be@steads,
Bureaus, Washstapds Tables.
Chair, Sewing aachine, Glassware,
cutlery. Stoves and Fixtures,
Mattresses, Bedding, &c &c.,
With other goods not mentioned.
auaH DUNCtNsON BROS, Aucts.
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A BUTCHER caught In his ice-room by the
snap OF spring lock behind him, too early Ia
tne morning Tor his shouts 10 be heard, is n
sensational incident, but the dreaming by
MS son OF Just such fact during the night
wnlcn preceded Us occurrence Increases its
interest IL is al told, however. OF Frank
I'm Mass butcher, who was found by the
prophetic SOUL" his son, lust IN time Ia
save his life. "
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y In view OF the fact that the majority OF
people think one he'll II quite enough, tue
scheme for dividing Texas viii not Do "a.
vorably received.
~ The opening Of the comm of young ms
At Derry, N. H., who died SO years ago. dis
grown out two feet or more and 10 heavy.
bright and fresh. '''
s6London IL uneasy In it, mind about n
Baronet's daughter who married q rich
paralytic, climbed ladders 70 get to her hns.
band, carried piano forte up stairs BY the
help Of her maid, and Wa much hurt st bein =
called "pentry boy" by her brother in. isV'
An odd nickname. certainly.
@The head OF the Scottish house nj Mu,-
ray, generally known - the Duke OF Athol.
young man OF thirty-stx, hold ooe du Ia.
dom, two n1arQuieato6, ave earidoms threa
titles ~ vtscouut, and twelve as baron =
twenty-three titles In all-six more thsn anv
other nobleman In the United Kingdom.
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woMEN's woRK.-If women ask men for
WORK, remarks Miss Emily Faithful, they
will get what they have always got-thst
kind men do not want 10 do themselves
They Will get hard work, rough work, coarse
work, poorly paid work, hopeless work, all
the cant about sex Notwithstanding. But IL
they really want TO be tndepe ndent, II they
want 10 make home FOR themselves, II they
want 20 help others, let them be neither
afraid nor ashamed, but begin with any
honest labor for which they are paid, and
work mp. The difficulty with women Is not
that they are Idle, but that their habits are
so desultory and their work 80 objectless. IL
The wIetcbed little child's play which wo-
men cali fancy work" could al once be
blotted out OF their existence IL would be an
1ncalculable blessing. What would be
Thought of a man or grown boy who could
deliberately sit down day after day and be
ccntent 10 kill time by working ridiculous
little pea. wips, bead napkin rings, aud the
like, which no one dreams OF ever using?
he would be considered. and rightly as
either fool or crazy. IL women claim in
lellectuai equality with man. they must be
content TO be judged by the same standard.
AS for work, the majority have not begun to
know what IL me ms. They have thought OF
It as necessity from which they hoped
some time To escape; or they have thought OF
II as degradation which the poor for wise
purposes have To endure, but which-is not
proper for the delicate or redaed TO come in
contact WITH Nel0 Century.
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JOY Is divine. Come storm, come shiue,
The hopeful are the gladdest;
And doubt aud dread, dear girls believe.
or AL things are the saddest
In mornings light, let youth be bright;
rake In the sunshine tender:
Then, at the close, shall LIES decline
Be full OF sunset splendor,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR. DAM
MALkr N MaaSIE TdP SEsr skat fasGs
C C66s p. a, As I'D, tyNyG5SAAyIHSs, WALHgT
GABPETs, RECEPTION CHAIRS, CAaE
hD GHAMsER FURHITgRE,. OAK AND
Lows; WAIEUT EXTENSIONS pfaIHG IA
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, sUPERIOR
RNS hEaTiSa sTdTss T Se s S3SHIHG
On TUESDAY MORNING, August 22d,f0
iaS, at 10 o'cioS k. at the residence Of lady
decliuing housek ee pir g, No. 500 18th street,
betws ca = ard streets no, thwest. l shsli III
b II the above excellent a.sortment Of Furniture
n. B-Ths above collection Of arpi ,ure can be
pnrt hAsed at private sale prior 10 sale.
Terms cash.
Augl7 THOS DOWLING Auot
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ID a. DARHEILLs,

TRUsTEE's SALE oV VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPRBTY On THE NORTH SIDE
OF sTREET NORTH, BETWEEN ElGHTH
aud NINTH STkEETs WEST.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated January -
18th, 1874, and duly recorded IN Liber No IG. f::H
folio lb5 ct SEQ, one OF the land records for.mA
washington county, In the District OF Columbia,
and By the written request OF the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction In ont OF the
premises, on MONDAY, the 2sth day Of August,
ISIS, at O'Clock all that certain piece or gar
eel OF erocnd known ~ part OF Lot numbered one
ID 10 square numbered tour hundred and two t401I;
beginning for the same sixteen feet west from the
southeast corner Of ssd square, and running thence
west twenty (20j feet thence north ninetys 1867
feet; thence east twenty t30) feet; thence south
ninety six feet 70 the beginning, together with the
Improvements thereon, consisting Of Q four story
brick dwelling, with two story brick building on
resr Of lot.
Terms of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness 81 500
with interest Ut 10 per cent. per annum from any
the expenses Of sale, cash. and the balance In six
twelvs, eighteen and twenty four months, with In
terest from day Of sale. Defe, red payments to be
secnred by deed IL trust on the property. All CON
yeyapcing at cost Of purchaser, dep ,st OF S 100
will be req ured ct time Of sale. If the terms Of sale
not complied with In ten days from day OF SALE
the Trustee the right to resell at the risk
ard Of the defsulting purchaser, after giving
five days notice in some newspaper published In
the city of Washington.
WILLIAM l.. DAVIS, Trustee.
argl6 DADS 4. d. OLEARY, Salesman.
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VNHOs. e. WA00AMAW,
L Real Estate Auctionesr. SO TIL street n. ",
TRUsTlIe SALE or a VERY DESIRABLE
lei t,eTJM bHI0K DWnLLIaG, No.

6OS 1rhH.T NOkfHW1ST.
ny virtue o. deed Of teuss, dated 9TH An -
lie auction In mont Of the prsmi.es, on HOE e:S
DA the 2l1 Day Of Aueust, ls76. ct O'Clock D.
city Of washing ton, .. o, known e being Dart
eastern eighteen Us) feet front thereof, bT dentS
Of one handIed t0ol feet, improved By substantiaI
tSIfe Sc bIicx dwelling, with basement, back
This property l. located on the south side OF h
and Is knovn a. No eos d street. north vest "''
Terms OF sale; One fourth essh, fot witch 800
and Is months, for which the purchaser viii Be- re-.
qaired 70 give notes With eight lsr cent Interest
from day Of sale; deferred pagWonts 10 b secured
BY deed Of trust upon the promises ssd or eli cash
ct pIrchassrh option. All onveysncing q cost Of
purchaser. IL terms OF oole not con liod With
sithis six da.s from the day Of sale, the Eustss
.,,e...a. rHTUaaOsnASs 1 sAIns; Tr.s..s.
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioneeT.
VALUABLE REAL EST ATE IN GHoRarrOwN

By virtue Of . deed of trust, recorded IN -
Liter No IT'S, folio 20, Of the land records OF fm
the District Of Columbia. will offer for sale.
t public auction, In front Of the premises, TOES-
DAY, the aga day Of August, 1876, at 8 O'Clock ,.
m, part OF Lot No. s., In Old Georaetovn, ID. 8.
Beginning the south side Of Bridge street A. IN
end OF ~ feet measured westerly from the west side
OF Duck Lane OF Market street, and running thence
south one half degree east lilo feet alley thence
easterly on raid alley So feet inches; and thence
north one bali degree west Ito feet TO Bridge Gtreet
and place Of oeeinntng, with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In even In
interest OF eight per cent. per snnum, secured by
the noees osthe purchaser and deed Of trust the
olS0down 1t time q sale. Conveyancing ct cost Of
purchaser. BuGse1 OARu6I, Trustee.
ausn-eo THOMAS OOWLiNG, Auct,
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

AUGTIoN SALE OF THE STABLES AND
CHARACTERISTICS GENERAL, WITH ALI
The MODERN IMPHOvIMENrs, To-
LOADS OF GRAVEL.
On WEDNESDAY, August %, 1870, at -
o'clock, at the northw est Garner of q aud 18th ,m
streets, shsli sell about 800 hundred feet of-X
stablipg, containing about So stalls, with gas and
water, together with about 1D0 loads of gravel.
The stables and appurtenances will be old as an
entirety, the party purchasing will be granted the
fyilese OF occupying the premises they are for
one year free OF rent.
auglS THOs. BOWLING, Auct,
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THE STORY OF "BISoS"-He is not SITTING
Bun; besides He is Dedd.-A correspondent OF
the st. Louis Republican writing from
Hunts vile, Mo-, under uate OF the 18th inst,
says: The incidents OF the life OF "Bison,"
whose real name was Thomas Freeman
Mclean, from the time OF his entering West
Point up to the time OF the interview with
Lieutenant Ives, on the Colorado, heretofore
published, are correct. Bison, as he was
known at West Point, was born and "a Used
In this (Randoiphl county. He was OF high
~ respectable parentsge. A nephew of John
Mclean, once u. =. Senator from Illinois,
and brother OF Finis NJ. Mclean, q promi-
nent citizen OF this county. He entered
West Point about the year 1876, and, thick,
graduated In the class OF which Stonewa all
Jackson was a member. He (BisonD was
killed by Indians near Tubac, Arizona,
about the year 1870. A gentleman then living
In Tuscon, Arizona, who had formerly lived
here, and who knew Bison here aud there,
Informed his relatives OF bis death, ana sent
them what money he left. Lieut.. Hall, OF
the 5th cavalry, who was with Crook in
Arizona, and now with him, and VINO Is well
acquainted with Bison's relatives hsrs. CON-
,Im teeS A-anents received py MS rela-
es OF his death and the manner OF his
death. As to who Sitting Bull is, the writer
OF this does not know. But certain IL is that
he is not Bison.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

NAshlNGIoN, a lslC. 4
teeleo Proposals viii be received until y clock
m, SATURDAY, August 26th, 1916, Tor furnfshin M
iuel Tor this Departm eht, as follows:
One thousaEd tons (2ap pounds 20 the toni best
quality No. Baltimore Oonpsuy, Baltimore Yefn.
Milkssbarre or Lee W hite Ash Anthrscite Fur.
mace GOAL Also. three hundred tons q 2<6 FUNDS
70 the tom best quality Of shamokn GOAL, stove aud
crate sizes AL the Goal ust be delivered githfp
thirty days from the Gate Of the contrast stored
IN the vaults OF the Department buildings in q sat-
isfactory manner before the parties furnishing IL
viii be paid.
Certificates from the shippers must be furuishet
the tuperintendent 20 satisfy him that the In
pished The KIND required, and In socordsnoe with
Also, eighty cords Oak Wood and nfty cord, /" Bs-
kert Pine Wood, sawed In -four pieces and stored
Mitnin thirty days iron the dste OF the Contract
sobed and sound.
The whole % be inspected, weighed or messured
soe eeIuneo 70 ID scosrdance With en- Get Of Oon-
espArets bids viii be recsi ssd Tor each hi id Of
Son or Wood, aid vfll be opened In the once OF
the superintsneent in the prsssuoe of sach bidders
satidsciory bond viii be required OF the sue
esafu btddeu for the faithful performances OF the
The night TO reject any or ell bids b reserved By
the BeDertmenf.
slgis-n CHAHDLkR, Secretary.
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A CURE FOR OBEsIrY.-There is many
who have too much fat on their ribs, and
would like to reduce the amount OF their
adipose tissue. Bantings system proves
rather too much for the most OF them, and
they would rather be aldermanic In their
proportions then reduce themselves by star
walton. Time In working out the develop
ment of natures resources, has at last
brought 10 light something for the relief OF
these unfortunates. NJ. NJ. Griffith, NJ. ID.
Of Wyoming, Del, writes TO the Baltimore
American, stating that an infusion OF q
specie OF seaweed, COMMONLY known In Del
aware as "Gulfweed," possesses the pc
culiar property OF reducing adipose tissue In
the humane frame without injuring the sto-
mach. No care need be taken In regard TO
the amount OF the infusion the patient
drinks. DR.. Griffith drst noticed the effects
Of IL upon person who had took IL for the
cure OF q skin disease, and found that IL
diminished his excessive weight considera-
bly,. He then took IL himself, taxing no other
drinks, and In the course OF q few weeks his
own corpulence had greatly subsidized. He
then tried IL on three stout neighbors, who
had lost from twelve TO thirty pounds within
periods ranging from two to three months
DR.. Grifiith says that great care should be
taken in collecting the weed. II acts by the
absorption OF the adipose tissue, and lessons
the secretions nom the oily, sudoriferous
glands.
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nUNCANS0H BROS, Auctiopeerr,
II Southeast corner 9th and streets n. "
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on NINErEINTH AND b STRIETS N0RTH-
WEST,AT AUCTION,

TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on NlHErEHNTH AND Il STREETS N0RTH-
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust given to me and IL
da ted the 7th day Of July, A. D. 1875, and e.:v
cor ded in Liber No. 7ss, folio ass, ct seq one
Of the land records VI Washington county, District
Of Columbia and at the request of the party
thereby. will sell a. public auction. In front Of
gust. D. lH6. at clock ,. m, all those certain
pieces OF parcels OF land situate and lying In the
city Of Washington, and known and described on
the ground plss or Elan OF said city q lot. nun.
bered twenty dye (2e) and tsenty six, 49, In
square numbered one hund red and thirty four, lA
according to A. fsrdon's ct al subdivision Of
raid square recorded IN liber B. Wallack. foe i've,
(5J in the surveyors office, together with the i'm
groyements. which consist OF brick store and
dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; bslsnce In one aud tso
years; notes bearing eight per ceAt interest and
cured BY deed Of trust on the premises sold. de-
posit OF elOJ will be required at the time OF sale.
All conveyancfng st purchasers cost. IL terms OF
sale are not complied with I'm seven days from sale
the rustee Ieteryes the right to resell the property
at the vifk aud cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
sfter swing five days notice In some paper pub.
lished In Washington city.
ausl5 t,,h&s gle IRGE o. WHITE, Trustee.
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wASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctiopeef,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d .,

MO IUuI h0rthWest corner nth and D ID.
wALNgT FBAMn PARLOR SUITES. WAL.
NUT CHAMBEg SUITES, EXTENSION ia.
BILE TOP sIDEBSARD, WARDR0B Es, cor
TaSHts1 hsi5Evb E; . mARSLS TOP CHS TLR
PAiNTEb WARDao sEs. BiDsTsHDs, BI.
TAfNs AID ooksfSEEA, i FHad IA9 UaS Hqs,
MALNUr BEDsTsADs. BUBEAUs, AND
MATTRESSES, BRUSSELS, iHGRAIH AND
OTHER CAEPkTS, Hall OIL CLOTHS,
KITCHEN UTIEsILs, &c
On MOHDAY. August 81, at 10 o'clock n
Q: shall sell ct 3O1 ID street, betweenu
ID and Sd siree's northwest, the above coIlsc- -
ton OF Household Furniture, which 10 well
ture, &c.
augH-d WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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EE AdRsk 6hR GntfusI' JR,} Trustees.
augl3 Goods THOS BOWLING Auct

VTEITED STATES MARSHALB SALE OF 2sO
FSR s So nj BkTqkEH o sTosp sHrTaS AL
MBHTS.
In virtue of an order OF sale, issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court, D. c., shall
sell, at public sale, for cssh. on WEDNESDAY,, the
20 Gay OF August 1876, 1t ii O'Clock m at the
wharf OF VIM. Il Guins nd, on the astern Branch
o. the Potomac River, $50 tons Of Br.ken Stone,
SELF d end condemned unter Wnt No 27B, Dfstrfot
-urt, sitting IN admiralty.
ALEX SHARP u. 8. Marshal d. O.
NATHAN WILSON, Proctor.
August nth, R76. suaHd
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ID A. DARNEILLE,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker


TRUSTEISI SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH SIDE OE STREET, b.
TWEEN eIH AND 10TH STREETS NORTH
WEST, IMPROVED By A BRIOK STABLE
AND CABBAGE HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated July lst, -
iss2, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6ss, folio
SIG, one Of the land records for Washington-
county, in the District Of Columbia, aod by the
written request Of the party secured thereby, will
Fell AZ public auction, In front OF the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 22d day OF August, 1875: at o'clk
D. m, all that piece or parcel OF ground known and
aessnated on the plat o. plan OF the city Of wash
tnston, ID. as Lot No five 90, In Square No. one
hundred and seven (l07), the samei fronting forty
feet on Il street and running back one hundred and
forty and half feet to - feet 10 inch ley
and improved By g Brick Stable and Carriage
House.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue In Q, II and Is
months Deferred payments to be secured by deed
OF trust on the properly, and to bear interest at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum from day OF sale, OF
Gil cash, at the option of the purchaser. All convey.
ancing at cost OF purchaser. 100 down ct time Of
SALE II the terms Of sale not complied with In
seven days from day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right TO resell ct the risk and cost Of dsfsutng pur
chaser after giving ave days notice In some news.
paper published In the city Of washi agton.
ROBERT P. DODGE. Trustee.
auglO-eo6 n. ID. OLBABY, Salesman.
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q Q y =

az ~ 2z AZ nAsfs 9. fHn oTrH
- eeeee1ie-Ban - q = 49,. - go
neAA9 49, ooa0 - 80; 49,.
Is lis ~ 1900 - pa; q, s::ss 10Y.
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1875 r.ns s%%!.ftA.IA 1876
70 the HOYth. West, and SouthVoGe,

RO1YE
70 the xerth, West, and SeuthVsgts
Eas.sele Track, Steel Rats, Splendid seess-
srt, MaSntscexs Equipment
rr.n, ,..,. x .sM IS1a 81; ;tS n. fro. p.,
EGs ise me DAILY w ,.s
r.lso. s Car 70 chicago, and 1850 O. !. daily
v11 AaR S.1
Fails. AID the Herth, .. m. daily, eIoeIt Sun
enc S.r, 70 Eps xas
Buffalo, aud Niagara Falls, 1850 Q. =. daily, sx.
rSs S:s T.Ii .ns Q: .,.s. s e, n; a.ny, s,a
iT s csi ana
%, Pail.ss,,hi. SOS oo and J:4S. s. en-,
aoOomnodstion 'or Balt,msre, t:20 ,. N. daily,
For PossS Creek Line s-ss .. n. and use ,. =.
Tor 2as. III: zoe and 1850 .. n. and s:se ,.
WAY AE5 1Li1AsbsiA : wAsHiHdTos
sSI g. ME: 4! sls, }. s.rs!;
Tor the south, via Riennond, 1870 ?. =. daily,
except Sunday; and vie Luxembourg, b:2o .. n.
rr.in. I.sS. Ais1andria for Warrington g.
9,10,1I .. N, 1, 3, <:20, 8, 8, and ,. y.
on sunday ct . and o .. N, and ,. m.
Tickets, information, Sleeping ana Pariof Or
syiyspis avenue, sorthesst corner q sixth .tresi
ana PsnIsyv.a,, ;VsPSs and e the e psIos .as.s
.ss to- r. es ASse. 1 and n g
marx rH B9SS Msns:.s aa;i
UNIvERsAL 4. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 On from al points
bought. exchanged sold ct
q reduction Of ONE DoLLAR&
9pon any other once or depot
IN this city.
Tickets good TIL used. Baggage CHECKED through.
Apply 20 n. ID. WHITEeIDB,
aDIly S25 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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WATER, GAS, BAY WINDOWS, &C., on
eoUTH SIDE OF STRElT. BET EEEN
t4IH And 18Th srREETS NORTHWEST,
Cl4rh, 18th and Lotto houses from 18th street,
BY virtue OF three deeds OF trust. dated re-
spectiveiy Royepber 18th, 4. d. 1877, noysm- E:;
ID. 1871 and duly recorded respectively In Liber No.
e9 olios 39 77 and f95 OF the land records for
the District OF Columbia, and at the of the
party secured thereby, will sell ct public auction,
In IT. Mt Of the premises to the highest bidder.
MONDAY, July 24th. A. ID. 1875, At $50 p. m
all those certain parcels or lots OF ground, situated
In the city Of Washington, 10 saia District, and
six (l46), one hundred and forty seven tlH), and
one hundred and forty eight (l4sD, of James II !.
Darrow 9 subdivision Of part Of square numbered
two hundred and six (5C6), as said subdivision is
duly recorded In the Surveyor Office OF said city,
10 Lber II d. Cooke, No l, folio leo. together with
the improvement thereon. These houses viii be
sold separately.
Terms Of sale One third cash, Of which s7s on
zach house must be paid at time OF sale; and the
balance 10 and II months, with interest at 10 per
cent from day Of sale until paid, to be secured by
purchasers notes and deed Of trust on the prop-
erty cold to the SUBTRACTION OF said trustee. All
coBveysncing and recording at purchasers cost II
terms OF sale are not complied with in six days
sfter SALE tbs trustee the right resell Of
WIN. r. H0LTZMAN, Trustee,
iyHd No. 1921 street northwest.
~THE PURCHASER AT ABOVE SALE OF
lot one hundred and forty seven Cl4rl, above de-
scrib' having failed TO comply with the terms Of
sale the said lot No l will be sold at his risk and
cost on THURSDAY, August 3 LIST, 1876, same hour
and place, and on same terms.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
augig d No. 1871 u street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-19
SUMMER DRY GOODS AT COST.

OPKNIEG FALL eTOOK-CHEAP PBIOES.
Canton flannel cents per yard aud up; Wool
Tlsnneis, Is 10 Is to IS cents; nice STOCK OF Goods
Tor School hisdren. At lower prices thsa before.
Black Alpscss-Elossy blacke-7s 20 50 cents; pure
mokairs-sfk gloss-GH 70 rs csnts; ends best
Black Csicoes. aud cents; Black Silks ct old
prices, although prices have advanced Is to 80 cents
per yard; EresI b4rgaias IN Dress Goods, IL to %
and Is cents; 5lsck Csshmeres chesp, 62x cents TO
81 Is; wide eheesings, ~ cents and no, Carpets and
hatttrcs a. cost.
Don I forget the place II IN want Of Dry Goods a.
Jou will always get good value for your money.
TN. NAUDAiN,
ausl0-u TO9 Market Space,