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PORTLAND &WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester rs. R.
OCTOBER 9th, 1877.


-. Trains will run as fellows
--a-2 so and 6. 60 D. M. az '''" "' A'''
1.3O A. WI. Accommodation for Worcester. Ar
rfves at Rochester at 9.55 M, connecting with
Eastern and Boston & Maine Railroads.) At
Nashua II AT a. M, Lowell 1918 p. M,
Boston /. 10 p. M, Aver junction 1910 p.
M, FItchburg LBS p, m, and Worcester
at 2.10 p. m, connecting with trains South and
West.
80 r. WI. Steamboat Express through to
New London without change. Con-
meets at Rochester for Dover and Great
Falls. at Epping for Manchester and
Concord at Nashua for Lowell and
Boston, at Aver junction for Fitch
burg and the West via HOOsac Tunnel
Line, at Worcester with Boston & Albany
Railroad for New York, at Putnam with
"Boston g. Philadelphia Express Line'' for
Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
ingt0n, at New London with Norwich
Line Steamers due at Pier No, 40, North
River New York, at 800 a. m.
$40 p. M. Local for Gorham.
Trains leave Rochester at 100, IL 90 a. (Express)
arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. m. and Ito p. M.
Leave Gorham 500 a. M, arriving at Portland $40
q. m.
Close connections made at WesibroOlk Junction
with through trains of Me. Central r. K, and at
Portland Grand Trunk JuDction) with through
trains of Grand Trunk r. R.
de4dtf j. M. LINT. Supt.
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TA U.Af.

nN Congress Street, opposite Park Street. II rooms
" in nice order Sebago water, gas and furnace
apply at No. GAL Congress st. oct11dlw*
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HOTEL TO LEASE.

The New England House, Portland, Me,
Address AUG. P. FULLER,
dea8dtf Portland Me-
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The new and thoroughly built
house 9 Ellsworth st. Very please
antIy situatpd; i'm the healthiest
part of the city. The best bargain
i'm The market this season.
Apply Oh the premises.
j. R. AVERELL.
july31 diff
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HOTEL WAN WANTED.

WANTED, party to take charge of a summer re.
w sort enterprise already started in Maine. He
must be able to take small interest, and competent
to assist in developing the enterprise Address for
one week, "Hotel," care of st. Julian, Portland
Maine. oc9d6t*
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THO gentleman and wife; an elegant unfinished
Il parlor and front chamber in private house.
Inquire at 26 BROWN STREET.
oct11 duf
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For Sale.

three story house centrally located cont aims IA
"A rooms. gas and Sebago. Will be sold at a bar
gain. Real estate in city vicinity taken for part
payment. Enquire of e. E. UPHAM, Real Estate
Agent, No. Exchange St.. oc9d2w*
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Store TO Let.
House TO Let.
To Let.
House to Lei.

TUyHE lower part Of house No. 23I Oxford ST.. very
Il convenient, containing eight rooms, gas and
Sebago. For particulars apply to F. H. WIDBER,
220 Commercial Street. sep1Sdtf
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Good House to be Let.

VERY desirable rooms furnished or unfurnished
with or without board can be had at
oct11d1W* 244 CUMBERLAND STREET.
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Adams HOnse, Temple 81. A. n. Allen
Proprietor.
Perry's Hotel, EIs Federal So. , q. Perr,
Proprietor.
Civ Hotel, Cor. Congress and Green a..
,. N. Martin, Proprietor.
prierOrs.
Frebie House, Congress ST. Gibnou GOe.,
Proprietors.
81: Sunan Hotel, Cor. Middle and Plnr
~ts' y. h. Ward, ProprietOr.
y. >. Hetel JUNCTION of engress md FED
erni SIS. Timothy Wolcott, Proprietor.
WEST NEWFIELD.
West NewfeId House, R, G.. Horemsle,H
prfetOr, -
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BRUNSWICK, NIX.
r. & IA. Dining Rooms, w. ~. Field,
Proprietor.
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TO LET.
Desirable Rents.
House To Let.
Rooms 10 Let.

LNINE Suit rooms handsomely furnished to let.
IL Reference required. Apply to
oct11dtf 60 FREE STREET.
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SkOW HEdEAN.
Turner House, w. g. HeselfOn, PIsDri-
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Notice OF Dissolution.

TsNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali the &C
counts of the late urm will be settled by G. FL. Ban-
chard, who will continue in the business at the old
stand under the style of G. H. BLANCHARD. Mr..
Themes withdraws from the firm aad will not be ac-
countabe for any bills contractedafter this date.
Cumberland Centre, Oct. l, 1877.
OREN S.THOMES.
G. H. BLANCHARD.
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Love and Iuuary

\ close carriage passed Jnroagh Frederick
o. Wednesday, containing Officers u sorgs
NasseiI, r. {. NSrlfiiJa, aud 4 woman, LIzEie
Derrick All the parties were from Hagers-
town, and were on tneir way TO Mbntevue
ho> pital, The woman, a ravIug maniac, To
be-connuyd therein. This Is a case OF insau-
ity probably caused by love. and tue story OF
TIE wOman's life, A. told by herself a few
weeks since, Is a curious m Xture OF romance
and reality. A part of the story could "A d be
CLEANED, Gut We give what we have gotten.
The maniac, Lizzie Derrick, is naive OF
hSgerstcWu, VI l., ana Is reputed 10 be worth
cOnsld,i table property, VIII ich she has saved
through hara working life OF forty years
Some time since she was employed AZ pastry
cook 81 The bill House, IN tnis city. A few
weeks 90 rue lefl Frederick 10 return 90 her
home In hagerstown, where her father lived.
IL seems sue was doubtful whether she want
Ell TO enter the bonds OF wedlock or not, bet
al all events she kept up correspon ience
with two admirers, Que William @ ymans of
eTmOni, and another man whose name we
could not learn, but who lives out on the
western frontier. Mr.. Gymans ia a W dover
very supple, Al the age OF ntty, and although
he Lac iOyed before IL appears that he can
and does love again, aud this time TO a
woman who is nov confined i'm Monteyue
TIE western man has been auieted by a let
ter, which probably knocked his air castles
OF married bliss higher than a kite Mr.
Gy mans, being the fortunate man, proceed
Ell To take Miss DetTick's bank account In his
own keeping, oStensibly 10 make prepara-
tons Tor the wedding day, which was fast
approaching. Thursday last was the day
appointed FOR the ceremony. The couple
visited priest in Hagerstown, and Just as
the words were about 10 be pronou nced
making them man aud wife, the woman
went of Tito q spasm aud was carried from
the church a raving maniac. Tue natural
result followed: There was no M arriage A
jury was Impanneled, who found the woman
insane "A guardian wac appointed 10 Look AFTER
her property, &c. Mr. Gymans has visited
MonJeVue within the past day or two TO see
the woman be still longs 20 make his wife,
but under the circumstances the ceremony
Will probably be postponed for some time To
come Frederick, Nd y Times, NOU. 1.
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1877 GREAT tSy-
PEENSYL VANIh ROUTE,
10 TIE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, steel Rails,
Splendid Scsnery, Magnificent Equipment.

November 1, 1871.
iEAis5 AEeEE wASHINGTyu. n,.s l,ssCt,
cC-Dr- q si2Th AUD + streets, Es FsiiJTr
TO- Ef-LstuEk and the y est ig.lU NJ r.s-,s eist
SittsSITs 70 Cincinnati, st. Louis, AID Saicaz G,
TAG D. Ii. daily, with Palace OGr q CaiC4xC,
BALIiMtGz AND POTOMAC BALBOA
Tor Car AUDI -a, Rochester, BU1Aig, Nisgara Ea g.,
csy,wItt -s!ace Cars to Watkins. For William
ElTs ltsA 1ayeui Et'1irs, aud Watkins, at
fT1 go isi.y except Sunday.
sor Sew YORK and the hsss- see 3. H. datiT, win
PsGce Cars s,tscB ned. Limited a. press Of Pull
EIAn lSTi0r tass, S:.B %. daily, exec d SUndsy
Tor Ssg YORK ant tLs East, 81 O. and t:;.G ?
Washington T. B0sTcu. For Brooklyn. H. Y
eh thrc0Eh trains comes 81 Jersey OltY with
boats Of BIcvk.y Annex, afiorGIns d ~ect trans.
Ter 10 Fulton street, aVgidIas double ferrisga
AID lourlcy across sw fora city.
4OT PHllsiel plus, s:4j q. .. IL daijg,
sIoept Sunday, aud $3.50 and 500 . q. dahl
Accommodated for Baltimore, 8 ) .. N ano f:9e
D. m. daily. except Sun'sy.
FOR Pope's Greek Line, 6-5S =. n. and s:2e .. N,
fer Annapolis, $50 a. n. and s:yo ,. dsIly,
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AsDF.EDEHIgKsRTR R.IL.
NAY AM NJ hLt4AhDEIA AND ~AsHIhG-
Fer AleIandris, {, ., =, s:io, to,II.m,t,s
s:2s, 40, p. N. On Sunday al S:I1 = aud
For the south, via is;Chnsond, s. m dsLy; s:3S
Train. leave 1eISntris for ssrinEtoa, g, T,sIs,
On SUNDAY At so shd a. :" "a and a. Ga O. a. p u
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parloT car &C
oommodstions can be procured a. the offices, north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy ans
avenue northeast corner of Sixth street PsnnsJI
yans avenue, and at the DEPOT where orders GO be
eft Tor the checking OF bsxEsgs g. desiraior rus
L. p. FhRMER, General Passenger AGENT.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. jes
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
los. 4 AGbAMAN,
Res! Estate An"-'1u-ar, 5i9 .th ssFsa,

~ --l.'as "Ao n-1e-f.
CL0sISG ON sALL OF TH4 RIAL ESTATE
" NJ bAtr q AFts HAIL
oh SEph cohf, HciOh T ala At synsSe
M, 81 III Tor sale. Ia fro1t IF the ~ .. 10
lse toe south ~ feet from IN To rrSr - 81
knh4 lot IA square 10, fronting on III ire . be-
tween N sl,d =, uIfhwe-t
U lHI RSbaf. November I ., st 10 m
t1S eat al ieet II iOt 10, qua 542 90 street b.
" eel & SI.o 18th. north e.
luln dIst-Iy aft r the L. 81. inch next - ,hs
east - e. 81 1T u Ia sq7Sre S. Oh strscE be-
tween = " AID h, northNr.r
On FRIDAY, November ID, a. 4 30 . N , the
. uth h.i 90 p, aid Il Fee fro - lps feet
oeep oi io = IN, So, street, betwe LIST
Inmedia ely after. the ess; Al 'eet feb-. from
front 10 rear ~ lot q In asIe SIS, street,
Ia en- let and 81 northwest.
oH > Al UnBAf, N Iyembnr 3 :, az 4 .. IN tie "a
teet front next the IL fsa; OF i5t s. an4 the
vest 50 et from iron; f lot Al ltre ESQ
Immediately after, sub-lot 2 ia square ;, on
Immediately alter, Tot H. Igusre 7U4, on Half
street east, between u snd r.
On MONDAY, November , n. at q n m. lot No
anu the south haif Il 10 a. sluare SIS on pela-
ware enue, between soutn , al v strs-ts
Imn' diately alter, the north g. OF IN 4 s11s-a
immediately sfter sub-lats 3, s, s. 7. 3 10 II.
-, - H. 10 10 A. ~ aud % n east Of On
Han rect, betwe "a G. and n - Invest
On ltEsbAf, HOyembeg a. !. - 4 n m LOT M
square giS
immediately after, lots ;, sua 4. 81 SQUARE Is,
on street, between l4th and lSth, mort least
Immediately after. lots Ga a +. in -uu,rs az
on & street, between 18Th and i4t',, northeast
10 order TO settle - the estse, the prop ry vii
all be sold At sacrifice.
oct29Ids THOs T. wkGgLNAy aurt
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W wish 70 cell special attention 10 our stock O
NELNEIS We are the ouly store ia the city ,bs
Tssrs a % ctal q this limo q goods aud buying
- re is We are able sell ~ an immense rigc
ton from regular prizes. Ou- g fuch wide ys.yet
q; yard l. the greatest bargain ever offered +,
tins city Persons IN W ant Of VeIyets IN save
Themselves al trouble of shopping b. calling on u
af-t ~ we can suit al IN Prics, quality aud guan
frry.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY. November 3, 1877.
The Russian Victories.

! IMPORTANT SUCCESS NEAR PLEvxA
a Russian Official dispatch dated u ,g,t.
( November ., says. "t4eneral kanEen an
uouDcss the capture OF pae Te.egea, nor n
| cast OF Orchsnie, where here were seven
large and thirty small fortified POSITIONS.
/ TIE Turks len upward OF n hundred dea on
I Tie Held. Oar loss was Insignificant. We
I seized a large quantity OF provisions, tools
Tor luirencnnents, cartridges, AT a herd OF
! cattle. Yesterday Grand DUKE Mich Blss in-
/ spested lhg positions We have occupied &c
S"ruey Dubnik, nom which the rurks, on
ne splrosch OF The Russians on the SfSt ut,
zew during TIE night 10 Plevna raus
thh hnPortsui poiut las passed into our
hsHo. S y, 5.o ngating Tue same day We
SdvSn, " ION i'dblik Two verS;s ne arer 10
Plevra. e are also inirenching ia new M
sifioTs n, ward Orchanie Our fnfantry o.
cupled LuE, VITA and the cavalry made a
" ithout ightInA toward Orchanie
TtKkISH DF. RAT IN ASIA NtSoR
A Russian orhcia dispatch. daia,I NlS,n-
koi. November 2, say :. Alter an =, most un-
TESTS ed occupation OF .hopTik3i ca Tue sSth
ultImo. when MOukhtal fssha aud L. NAN
Pasbs's rear guard hastily retreated 10 Has
san ksl,h, our cavalry Goa uuued the pur-
suit. AID two hours Aiier mo nlgnt attacked
the enemy = bNOuac. Afters hort skirmiSh
We entered lie bivouac, and Gu down one
huudr I'D zen. and compelled ths others TO
take fiIgaL the pursuit Was cont pued six
versts. when q Was discontinued because Of
The extreme fatigue 81 both men ana uarSsss
At 5o.ciocS iu thr morning our cavalry oc-
cup!ed ha>san kaleh. In the meantime
Other caVslrs arr we'd near kUrndjuk. etgn-
teen verSt> from r. -roum. Genersls Hey
mauu's aud TvrggkasspsTs columns are con-
CeutTatei near beNe lsOyUB, where the enc
IIy are yuCsu p,d."
MARS IN HOPELESS CONDITION.
Tue London DCi NeJCs' correspondent
" IN tie Tur,~ .u Asa, after showing from
itrSunsl obs INHt.Ou that MukuLar paShafs
ftlIta. on kar, was tle widest rOnL, says
o. The condition ~ ksrS Is almost hopeless
l.irrc are Nv provisions, uul sick aud
". unded. ana uh saiuteiy no freWopd"
The CORES pDHueIt a. the Russia head
q -rleIs. A~l-. under date OF Sunday. tele-
E-apus That Gen. irel m tp L. now within
cannon. shot OF MGKat5tr psSha's position.
POSI- BLE NPEEDh TEKNINATION or THE
WAR
\ dispatch 10 the London Tines from s.
Petersburg y---' The Idea has been -apld-
IS gaming grOJud here mat perhaps tue war
may be nul-brt lnls year. Certain ly "A great
eiCrl Will ue made Il u generally believed
tuisi IA tne event OF success Russia Will de-
lnaitd Tie Tree passage oi the straits aud the
autonomy OF NOrtl-rn Bulgaria under soma
German prince, Win the guarantee of Laa
Ert al powers.
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DIED.

DIED.
B0LDIN. On the morning q the stb Of Novem-
ber Isl, alter lingering illness which she bore
with Christian fortude, ALIcK, the beloved wife 81
James W. Donaldson 10 he 10Th year of her .ss -'o
nsItn,oIe ana leIandrls papers please copy.I
A voice We loved is sill;
A ace is vacant in our home
Which never can be nlled.
Day after day her fate
We, often I our heArts We prayed
That she might longer stay.
Her funeral Will take place tuesday, the 9Th
a. cs S say IS@ .D sn1 rsss.
respectfully invited to attend.
HAAS BENRy kRAUs, born on the sO.h OF
eeptvnberi laS1i oled the 4th Of November, I,7T
~nen We al death mus. part,
How keen, how deep the pain;
But We hall sun be JOINED in heart,
And hope 10 meet again.
Past has sUfftriag, past his pain,
Cease 10 weep, los tears vain.
ar am H. I'M rb iIe .ai,,S o. ySIT Gr.Sst'
Friends and reia Ives are requested 20 attend lila
inheTbi, TUESDAY afternoon, at S O'Clock. trim MS
lsts residence, Market space, Gsorgegown, ID. q.
LOUGHBOROUGH. In san Francisco, oaI on
November let, la5T, thu resd nee II heT son. Mrs
m ~ Lo,ls LoUo hBgGo y n, widow Of tue isls
6OOrgetONn, ID. q.
AiLLARD. On Monday, November s, ~, at
80 a AZ = kAglE l. .ausa..r OF josiah and 4. j.
Tue fuuvfa MI axe place from the re- 'dence
Of h.T parcels, 1909 lsth street north ssst at n
. slock 10 " raL0sety, hyVenesr 7th. Toe an
terncnt al TAX place a. the family zrying ground
IN hieLandr a, Va.
lAleXsuaiia Ga1at;r please clpy.l
Ohk1. Suddenly, o. ton rrh aSe of thu lungs NJ
~ y IL, November al, 1871, Miss ELIZA ORKM,
to.Elslly Of Baltimore, Aiu.
her funeral y "a take place Tuesday, November
on al H. = a. tn., from tbs 81 VI Emma
HON ard, 0l3 st.eot .Ur.hwUss. Frieu O. u fanny
luNi ID.
kohR. On Sunday evening, November 81, 1917,
at tie @asEingtOI Dr.sIug PaJk, HREDEkICk u.
L1hAs IN he "a d Dear Oi as eg-.
Relatives aud friends Oi the Ia ally iGyiteI 60
sttend Lis fnt era v ed-esdty atsraOOn, with lut
Turner notice.
RCLLEB, On Sunday, November an, ls77, at 6
D. u OF nleinbrun5 ub ~rOaf, kAGH kJsI dauRh-
ter 81 charles ana Annie z. klilsr, sgsd years,
month and days
Funeral ia take place from hsr parents resi-
osLee' 1904 1910 stre~t northwest, on Tuesday
afisrESoS, a. y clock.
STEWART. Ga Soyemb r 81, ISL, At : 40 O'Clock,
mAh6AkkT STEWART, wife OF An mas n. Stewart,
IN TIE bSd year u her sgr, formerly OF BAtihore,
Eo ba resident Of this city Tor the last ia snty
1.-The Years.
uaerai will take place from her late rssidsacs,
40 street LOrtheasI, Tuesday m rum z, November
b. At 40 O'Clock - Fri nos sud relatives Of ths
family are respectfully eluesl - ~ attend
WOODWARD. Al Columbus, Ohio, November
9Th, la34. BEzTKAM WOODWARD, formerly OF W -sh-
lLgtCn, IN MS 43.h year.
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By virtue Of an order OF the Supreme Jurt of the
pitriet q Columbia, passed October 81, l55, VIII
ters sarehouse, No. Is High street, Georsetovn,
u. o., on WEDhESDAf,t the I'm day of n November,
ard interest OF tue defendant 10 and 70 the
described property, to Wit: One black Mare Mule
and three brown Mare Mules, seized and levied pom
as the property of william Ensminser, under at
tse lDent No. l6 $50 ct iag, at the suit OF Samuel
Cuibertson. FREDK DOCGLAS5,
U. g. Marshsl, ID. O.
JOHH SHERMAH, Auct. novl-dk
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rRAs. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.

WksT, BEIWEeH IL sTkEkr AND SIN
YosK AVEsUE hoRrHwEsT' BkisG
BE- virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated octob,r -
LIST, Is 2, and dull recorded i'm Lioer 6s1 fotio
lss seq. Of The land Irds for the district -
Of Oolurnbiz. shall sell on WEDsES DAY, the
lIth cay OF Rovemb r, ls77, ct o'cock .. m, all
those certain ri. parcels Of Rround situae aud
ing in said city Of Washington, aud being kn9wn
i'm Schncioers recorded subdivision Of Lots, IN
square No Isl, with the improvem snts ther con-
modern i'm proyements
Terms OF sale: One fourth In cash: balance in g.,
L. Is and "A months, with interest st psr cent 81
annum, cured BY deed Of trust on the premises
sid. deposit Of 30 win be Qaired ct time Of
Terms be complied With IN seven days, othsrw leo
the rrusee rese yes tbs right TO resell the property
~ WILLIAM b. TODD, a..
novl2aw&dbs Trustee.
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A CASE OF CONS UAfPTIOV.

A CASE OF CONSUMPTION
EAST sToNEHAE Oxford county, Me-, May Il, 1873.
messrs SETH w. FOwLE h sous:
Gentiemen-I feel it my duty to write q few words
IN favor Of DR.. WIsHARS ALSAM OF WILD
Chhhhf. ln the early part IF last winter / toak
severe cold, and shorty afterwsrd a distressing
cough was added TO it. My friends did everything
they could for me, but without avail. The best
physicians that could be procured did not relieve
me- 81 my cough col tIuued with ali through the
winter with increasing severity. 1 spit blood
three or four times day, aud my friends
'nsidering my case hopeless, gave me up as a
confirmed ConSV'HP'irs. / was in this condition
when h. ard Of DR.. WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. / began its use, and before
had taken half a bottle OF it my cough and all my
other tr' ubles left me, and WAS cured. feel so
truly II debted to this great remedy for what il has
done fer me that L send you this voluntary testi-
mony, hoping it may be the Of inducing others
who are suffering as to make USE Of it, IL Is
the best remedy for lung complaints that / ever
heard Of, and L am constantly recommending it to
NY friends.
Yours with respect,
MRS. MELISSA NJ. BALL
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Il Ii WARNER, Re al Estate sucfioneer-

TRUSTEKS SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROV-
I'D RkOpERrY On PARK SrREEr, BE-
EAST.
BY yidue Of a deed Of rust, q ted VI AZ 10, A. -
u lS76, duly recorded in Libsr No sI9, fojio -
2S2, &c one Of the land records for the D.s sxA.
ulct OF Coiumbs and at the eques Of the party
cured thereby, sha alt sell in front of the prem
GU THC hSD Al, November Sth, az A = Is clock o m
The following cescri bed real etate situate ia the
city u Washington, ID. O., wit Ali those certain
pieces or parcels q ground knewn aud desert bed as
Lots nuInoe ed eight en, nineteen ~, twenty
Gul'cks recorded subdivision OF square numbered
hlLe hundred and eighty seven, so7 together with
lveliing on each Lot.
Terms One third cash, aud the balance a. g. II
and Is months, with interest at per cent per an.
nun; secured BIZ deed of truss the property I'D
deposit OF $50 required each house a. toe tim
Of SAFE, and all conveysncing at purchassr's ,st
Terms to be com piled with IN seven DAYS
SAMUEL GROSS, Trustee.
J. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman octa5 Ell
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nowHAAN GREEN. Auctionsers,
~ 4i2 7tn stree north res !.

hOWN4AN & GREEN. Auctionsers,
~ 4i2 7th stree. north res.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YaLUABaE Improved
P.UPkR ~, SITUATE IN Phlsh sTKEEr
ETMEkN iiTH AND I2rH srREErs
hOklHkAST, ais LtNOOLS aVESUE
By VIRUS Of a deed Of trust 20 I'M, ia, 4 the II
nineteenth day ot Juae, A ID. $50, and duly :. II
Tec9rC ed IN LOer 40 ga. fO.iB p, et So. oqs -.
q te land records Of the Disirict 5f OJ:Im5ia aJd
~ The Wtttel rtque,t Of tie part secu -ei the~-
ny, VII sell, 1, front OF tde Ut -mise., TdUas-
DAY, n November ST., a; IA O'Clock o. IN tus foi-
LIVING described real estate, situate IA ms city Of
Washington, and described follows: All fhat GER
TAN piece OF Darce Of grDaad est.te KnbEa
aud described being u ugasb sred thirty az ia
1Giic . eco ced suOdiNlslOa Of square aumbarei
hihe hund ed and eisaty seyea 1881 }, approved Dy
neat two-story frame dTelin 2, seven rooms. win
modvrO l.HpTO Vements.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the bala ace at SIX,
twe' e, eis hieen ana ia enty-toar a1nshz, IN la
tefest at eight pc cent. alnGM paid. secar 81
by sdeed 81 trust on the ogerIy sold s. lie Dosi LOT
hats q HAIRS required a. time o. safe All c9aysF-
srcng ~ purchasers cest; II the terms srs not
complied wit in six days he prnp will be rsso
at the REX Of the purchs ser IN detsgl-
oct29-eo ROBT. FE8GUS0S. Trustee
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TBoMAs BOWLING, Auctsonesr.

DWELLING Oh SIRE ST, OPP sIrz RIG
OBSERVATORY.
ULd-r n deed OF trust dated May Is, 1877, "A
Iiber t52 IOlo 4ii, of the land records of the es
District OF Columbia, and BY the request Off,
oil parties concerned, will sell to the highest o. A.
der, On the premises, on THURSDAY, the d "a st =,
at o clock p. m, the comtoi tsole frame DSelIae
month.
Terms OF sale: S20 cash, aud the residue in six
N hihs, note secured TO the satisfAction OF the
Trustee. A deposit OF $50 reQni Ell u ms time II
sale. GRANVILLE
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. noyaHy
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MARRIED.,

ELLI0TT-GALT. On October 18th, lsT7, a.
IrEHy Church, by the hev. Thomas q. Addison.
THOMAS HUNkoE ELLIOTT aud MARIAN VIRGINIA.
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