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Evening star., 1877-10-20

EGYPTIAN ORELIsKs.-We have notice
expressions OF regret that the 80 Nee lie )"
sNould De taken away Ifom AleXl~1ria. But
We must remember tnat they We -e ori ginally
erected i'm Heliopois tie On of the BIblel in
The 10th century before C.iriSi; then, in tre
first century of our era, tr !nsp u.Si 10 mi Il :
f.om tLa city, and SET up in front of the c -
s2rium, the ,emple whiSh Alexandria erec =
6i TO Augustus C;a ar. This temple has
utterly vanishci from the e.r.h. and the
obelisks are as completely sunderei lrom
heir associations a. that in Paris. A nd
Egypt is still rich III obeliskS. Among tie
-uDs o. San-'he Zoln Of the old Hebrew
in the Delta. lie no les than ten. all over
thrown ana pmo sh1tter /. At Heliop 0lis
So obelisk IS feet high, which was four ea-
u "iCs old when Moye5 was born, still st lndS
erect. In The temple of Luxor there IS one OF
t5 ieet IN height, the mate of that in Paris.
karnak r0-sec-e &c four, two of which are 9l
feet hioh; and in the Granite quarr'es at As.
;ouan lies a supreme monOlitl of 95 fee,
which appears ID have been leit there on az.
count o. a flaw in the stone. All there keep
their Cr,Sinal places, and the ruins OF the
ages rec ord6 in their Inscriptions lie arou I'd
III -m. IN T. Tribune.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

Are not The mary testimonials given for tue differ
eBl ccmplaint@ satisfactory 60 Any ansbe Der
suffering from diseas menstoned above that they
can be cureoy Read the al ers es,s noaisis given,
and can doubt. In many o1 these tue
peTsOrs say that their pain sGd 81 e ! cannot bo
expressed la of sceOfu s-ently.
the hole b dy vas one mass Of oorruptoa: AZ vKsK-
al relieve psn. c'e nse. ~ and slch
di restoring the patest 70 pe-iec. lth aa
t-yfns diesent mauy ne jtes. suff srina
sor yesrs, IL il nos conclusive p-oo., g. you V s0E
fe er, you can De eurea, Why T. thi medicins per-
fol .nirs such great cures IL works IN tue osoof il
the CIRCULATING nefd. L. Can De trriy ca, e3 tiso
Great Blood PsultT. The great sou-.e os dis -
gInstes in the blood; and me 1cine ta :. 6oao
rot at directly usoa H. 70 iy ..d iey.ss, -
blood becomes lielesl s-d stas AVA. e'ther fro0
change OF weather or climate, went Of exercise,
irregular diet, or fr0n any her cluse. tne VEG
IINk VIII rsnsS the blood, carry oa the pas "a hs-
mors cleanse the stomach. yula the boge Q, a1l
import tone OF vl-oy 20 the hole bod. The c1n-
enon g, IN tae pubic mind as yell ss "A the meeo-
ir0 professios, that the remedies supplied by tl,o
Pegadble ktasdom more s-se, moro suooes ~
IN the cure Of dssase, than minsrol me floinoaI
NESkTIsE is composed Of roots, barks and herbs q
peasant 70 take end e Isrfectly saae 20 give 20 =
Hou win never regret tt.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

CLAIMANT3 to q New York estate worth
slf10,Coo have appeared in the persons of
Mark Hamlin HobOken IN. ~ painter,
runs that the original owner of the "Lake
tate" including properly at Boll's Ferry
aud on Fifth avenue, adopted William Ham
lin and bis brother, and agrSc to divide his
property between them aft r his DEATH At,,-
bis death, however, no will was found. and
William Hamlin and his brother, being of
rowing dispo5ition, drIf.e1 away. Sixteen
years af.erwaId the bro.her, Mark Hamlins
father, returned aud Sc. about e5tablishing
his claim to the estate, but suddenly died.
Finally, William Hamlin apparel, and
hunted up his nephew, Mark, and thew now
propose to divide the estate equally-or
rather what is lefG OF 1t ai.er il has passed
through the lawyers hands.
Evening star., 1877-10-20
'THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

RXECUTRIX SALEO IMPROVED PROPER
10rn STREETS SOUTHWEST.
g 10y virtue OF the last will and testament of -
Sarah Beavers, deceased, will sell at pub ic nM{
anc.ion, in front of the premisel. on WE'D 4ss.N
NESDAf October 24th, at O'Clock, part OF lot s,
IN square $40, beginning for thu same \. the NORTH
west corner Of the said lot 3) and raining thence
ca along the line of street IL feet incn 3 tn snC
south IOO feet thence west IL feet inches theuce
north ID feet to tie beginning contaning l4SJ fess
OF ground, more or less, In proved by Comfortable
Il hme dwelling -hou.s.
Terms: Ono third cssh; balance and IL month";.
Nih interest at per cent secured b. deed of trJ.e
on the property. Convey ahcing at the of pu--
chaser. A deposit f $50 required when the prop
erty is struck Cff
ELIZABETH J. FULLALOvE, Exscutrix.
THOmAS DOWLlN0, Auct. octl5
Evening star., 1877-10-20
Buried Alive for Fixhseen Heur,

AT O'Clock Saturday morning whiIs
aen1y ksuea sue was was, ensaged ia the work OF
VILE, Ohio, the whole side slid in burvfng
the man alive: The alarm i'm m ii iately
out en masse, willing to do all in their DO yer
10 rescue their neighoor. Tie almo.t hercu.
lean work was placed under charge of the
mayor. No one expected to fiud aught al the
bottom OF the debris except the manrIsS
corpse, but no less willingly was the work
prosecuted. Relays were formed, aud as
place. A short distance from the surface
curbing was placed, in oder to keep toe
treacherous earth from again falling In, al
re work was pushed on. AT dark nut lit
and those who hal hope of finding the man
alive were completely discouraged. It was
thongbt that IL he had eseapc crashed or suf-
located, he must die OF dampne.s and cold.
But the work was pushcd on vigorously by
ne light OF lanterns and torches. One cub
a ar, sar a 20. ne. was Put down, aud tue men
lo'ied on. Midnight came, and most OF
me crowd bad lea, bat bucket!ul after
bucket,ul OF stones srd earth were
.on,sta'iIy aseendins rom the awful pit
Az ie--s.h the bostom was nC@rly reach =,
WheL one OF the wO. kmel caliot out. Hen
~, where are yOu." DiStirCtly though mar
n. ! oy me earth, came the answer, ''Oo the
see towali towp." During all the terrible
eighteen hours that be hst aen in this living
tomb R1uch had kept the 40. .nts of the com
"a 5 IN his mind, and this probably saved
rGw IA ken net To strike the mans mead or to
pei nit The DEBRIS To cave in srou nd him In
lew moments his head aud shoulders. then
MS whole bcty was eXtSicatei. He was
ClVen several cups Of hot co Iee and some
ors2 ard alIer a shoIt sleep was able II
walk nome. Rauch's de, criptioa OF his en-
:. = ons while in the well is very intere sting.
he had no. moved a muscle, he said, duriIg
Tue Tune He had a slight breathing splcs
aHo.aed bin by me IS OF the rope by which
he rs lowered. One arm beat and raiSei
sdPporttd large stone, and the stone rested
on lhe BACK OF his neck He was el!riouS
win app ehensiol much OF the {. me thou int
OF evel ythIrg he bal ever dole, prayei aud
wept, heard The men at work from the Il 81
snd, When they stopped once, he gave up ar
nope. II seemed 10 him he was in the well
We k, at least.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

Il RUSSIAN ACTIVITY.
4 A Reuter- telegram from Bucharest gays-
4 lne houmsn Is have approached with N
1 tsepty metres Of the second Grivitza re-
SSouot, LOU when, however: is believed 10 have
nve days. The Russians before Pleyns n e
recetxed reinforcement OF 10. .ooo l.lfan ~ -
% "A nsussr alspatch f.om krzeroum. Sat q
octooer fe cont aims the following: X = IS
ssld ID oe alreSdy paI sially blocks 4 I. Itfs
also rumorst that tie RuSsiaus have ocC.-
THE CAR TO srAv WITH THE ARMY
TIE London S0 ddT has the followins
nom PoIedin;-., Tie Gar, addre- ing tle
general ktan on Wetnezday .declaret thai no
ard all members OF the imperial family
would remain with the Amy 20 snare Ia the
Iaoor and sortunes OF war and wstreSs the
oeeds OF tie Sold ,ers he ooncludet:-' my
telf will care for the want OF the army, a a.
II II netS sary, all Re rssia viii, as once before,
THE sIEGE OF KARs.
Ine London &cr fdrf ha~ re. e.vef the .ol-
Iom.ng dispatch, dated T.f1is, Thur a W
3 lne Ru slams movc on Ki-s yeTteraIy.
H1rs: lsmoil Pa-ha's army has re.irs infs
Iurkisn territory, followed by Gen. Terxd,-
No soI, on. p me Rus ian garri- on OF Arishs;a
abu tne hioh con ps have bee.i ordered TO -
OF rate Ia the general siva 49," TIE Tines
Nltn-a core pondent I. le7 rapbs A. .ollow
s,r Is es.cnist MS that wt'in the at i've or
shout 10 y .Ie-n tro Dps. Tie Turk, n fo.Ne
OBJ IS to them Oh Moncay Is e. a = I at
st 'ut So,t,) men, whi, his probably correct'
WICKED TRIFLTNG WITH EosroSrASs.
Ii Is the fashion 20 go ard hear JC eph Co1E.
a. u praike what he ssys, an applaud HIS
me.f physical tontOrtious and become en-
thu tactic over his Geological h.ziness. He
Is not undefsi1Dt by n tenil p3rt OF hts al
IIlre.s. brit tat makes no difference no
typical Bo 4 Dnsp eSpeciS ID Understand the
hall OF what he atairC :, though he prete.ads
10 under ard much more than do I0.a what
he hears. The other day clipoci out \
paragraph from one Joseph CaBk's Lee -are.,
and submitted II one bv one, 10 some half a
core OF his moi Intelligent and enthusias-
TIC atmirers. IL va1 a paragraph which. flr
It's meaning, was Oot a the le 4 dependent
upon the context l asSe 4. a I read IL ID one
a.,er another, "could yoI have ina -inel
Wendell Phillips TO have said this thlngP'
sometime substituting another name for
that of the "silver- toDguCi orator" No
body recognized the paragra ph. ana pro-
nouncCd IL "twaddte." or "a mere strtDg OF
wods," or made some equally pungelt ey-
preston OF contempt. Tden / hal my
tIumph-for ] had verified my previously
expressed BELIEF that many or those who
heSrd Cook of 2nest and admircl him mot
,ouid not get below the surflrr OF nis ni Rrve-
lous How OF woris.-l BoStOl Letter 10 .NeiC
York World
Evening star., 1877-10-20
e ii. WARNER, Res' Estate AuctiOnseT.

LILLIAN X HOOPER rrGst,e-.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

THE NEW YORK Times has an e1,torial
, The telephone experi cents in Prov ,denoe.
1.-The cor hdenfisl Conver Sation of hundreds
o. husbSl dis and wives were wnispere
th-ou'h the treacherous telephone and
1hOusn the remarks of Mr.. and Mrs. Sm' tn
were kometimeI iueXtricably entanglei wa,
quentiy imp r-sible to tell from what partic-
ular wife came the direiul threat, sOL, III
just let you know, or from what strong hus-
band ia his agony came the cry, Lego that
hair! the two astonished telephone expert
menfers learned enough of the secrets OF the
leading families OF Providence to render it q
hazardous matter for any resident of that
city II hereafter accept a nomination for any
C,7fcaD
Evening star., 1877-10-20
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TBOMAs DowLINe. aaetiopeer.


TEISIkES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM
Al AUCTION, CONT AIMING sixty tCeT :
% ND AND IMP PHOVEHESFs, LYIN
BEINEIk THE FAKM OF T4Os T., Ar NJ r
AND 1ENhALLYTJWN Rad
Nirius 81 a deed Of trust, 4 so 1871 Nay, IL
Lo.o rec0rd.d IA Ltbar5 5, fOiJ f53 of the ls1i -
LseoIas LlseoIs ei washington coun'y, u. a.. sni by.R.
girtellon ~ the holders 4 the noe sscur to.rehg
viii sell ~ public auctioq % N, nrsr, - -
aQNpAN, the 40 d.y o. q: ober, ITy. a, r
yeicek y n 81 that tract ~ laud sifla e. IN ,he
,S2nn,y OF Washington aud the District o. Colr-a-
20, oeilf al .het Poru!n 81 ptrt Of .Atl,nes'
Gonveytd by Walter Smith t. A. p@- Iaxis Nv ds =.
lated Marc ~ J. a. ana recorded "a Ebsr w h M
>, i0E ~. which remained to the lands n: -as,
Wis ~ er the convey ances Uf m a. So
hes y Andrew Hei+s on the I5th tay of Febrnray
a. o.. . ~ noer . ~ folio l5o, to Eiward B-Jok
- !. ne, ne IL 23, folio sD and 20 PhiIf, l. srook
On ~ January 1850, In libsr So, folio s5s and
ard out houses VIZ" u~ohhs
Iesms OF sale: onefourth cash, balance IN one
s su .Je1s secured by notes bearing par cant In
80 ahd deed OF trust on the property. Sle0 DOWN
men the property is struck II. CIuveyaaciag AZ
puiLo sers cost The above sale is subj scs 20 q
Frlor Z ust Of e2f00.
octl6 JOSEPH WEAVER, T,ns,ae
Evening star., 1877-10-20
JAMES L. FITCH, tr
EDWIN q. CUTrER,S trustees.
j. I. COLDWBLL, Salesman. octlO cost
a DMIHlSTRATOR'S SAIL

Of Baltimore city, Dsssed Octobsr IA. ifth RI
ls1, the underslGn viii cell, ct public sale, n
q kiveTss ale, the residence of the late Oasrles
b. Calvert. near BladsnsbuFg, on FRIDAY, Octo.
ssr 81 the S0'n, lHi q A O'Clock .. M, all the
Calvert, deceased.
Terms Of sa!e, o. prescribed BY said order, are:
e-half each. and half in six months from the
Day of sale; the credit payments TO- bear interest
chase with security to the satisaction Of the nm
dsrsisrsd; isI THALES a. L!urH!OUM..
Evening star., 1877-10-20

Prof. TYNDALL says that the shock which
would be createi were the motion of the
earth TO cease would be sufficient not only
u set the whole earth on fire aud melt IL, but
also to convert IL into q whole mass of vapor
the com bustion OF IA globes of COAL each
equal to the earth in magnitude And IL afver
the stoppage of its motion the earth should
amount OF heat generated by the blow ofcon-
tact with the sun would be equal to that de-
velOped by the combustion of 5000 worlds OF
soil d carbon.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

TIE USE OF THE GAY AUrUMNAL
SUMACH.-The sumach has alrea ly com.
me1ced 10 put on its gay ltumcal dress
The Rhus famtly is no. only one o the mos
beautifnl OF our fall pls lts, bat one of the
most u' oful. Our Hill sumach, Rus q =
bra, is used In me itciue, the a s and Tor
mechanical Purposes. All psrts, the berfies,
the bark, the Inside bark of1he roots the
leaves and the wood, are valuable 1t con-
taiDs mahc acid, albumen, gun, syarc,l
tHnnic d gallic acids, ca Out chouc. re n,
COLO ing n after and volatile oil. In me Il
cine the bel lies and root bark a-e Us for
inflammation and liberation of the thropt,
Dre throat aud salivased sore mouth, ETC.
The leaves are uSci for tanning the q ier
kinds Of skins. They afford a superior nu,
gall, ard are of great commercial value for
the purpose of aflOrding extracts.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

Y U. BROOkER, JR., Auctioneer,
- (Na-bie Buildiug,D
Northwest corner OF llth street aud Penn'a avenue
ATTRsCTiYE sALE OF wELL.KEPT
EOUSEhOLD FUREITURE At No 62I
IhIEJEEhIH sTHEtT rORTHwEiT. tn c
HOUR UkEKEEPING.
On MOrDAY MORNING next, Oc.oberA
22d, at I'D u clock, wit sci, upon the ar oyeUH
.,.nise- all the housenold Eff ct Contained
tierein, comprising twelve ROB -, viZf ]"
Slpsr.or Brussels and Ingram set,
Fne tn key and Pc sian Rugs; Jap.nezo Vas,
ench Ciot ks; Pa"lor aud Drawng Ro IN Su Is,
MIrror ard Brdcke Lace Cuctaius AID L1mbre
-, quinsj Easy Cnlrs; Sidebea~Cs,
walnut CDamter EI -nlture, CoiIlge SCits,
Tin ID air a.d vi her NJ Al res es.
1.-the p, nwr cod Rs5diIy: Library Case,
arsii ctes; Spring Bees,
Garble- TOP and Extsnsion Tables; Drop Light,
Paintings; Wheeler and W ilson Sewiay Macnioes,
Tea stoves; window Shades; Blanket,
IA StlDd; Oicloths; Lounge, &c., &C.,
With many other articles too lea .hy for detail.
nee Tot Of Silver PLATED Ware,
Fine Tsble Knives, Forks, Spoons &c &c.
The above goods are nearly new, having only bsen
use1 about two months.
Sale positive and for cash.
b. O. BROOKER, JR.. Anct.,
Northwest cor. llth street and Pa. ave.,
oetl9 2t (Ma.be Bnl5iny.D
Evening star., 1877-10-20

GEN. MCCLELLAN, as q political nom ;naa
once more, is the c-use OF bringing tn the
face lot of old criticisms aud fouibs-
bO,t good and fll-natured-on his war ca-
81 rr King used to tell With so r.,uch relish.
of the old woman In New Ha,npshire. who
w.th INDIGNANT remonstrance. In face aad 1T
KING, what everybody is affacSIne Genera Il
Mcclellan for? He n.ever attacked any.
Evening star., 1877-10-20
ChANCEkY nALD.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Oourt "A
ID. O., Dasssd in equity cause No 5l5l, 4 viii ~.
9fisT fos sale; at an.siop on the promises.
O'Clock ,; m. part of Lot "A, p in Hatnexs' re-.
corded spedivision tn square No zs, beginni ag at
scath Al feet inches and back wess with thai W.,
81 feet u inc hes, improved By Frame Houss
Terms; Ope.third cash; balance in aad u
.r,.u.o, o,...JAMEs HoBAN, grast...
OoNSAAsVS oeVe., AVN octl1-dkds
Evening star., 1877-10-20
hUN ANSON BkOS., Auctfeneers
u q. Il. corner 9th aud d streets northwest


InUsTEEp SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
EkTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oE-
TWEEN 1sTa AND 18TH SrREErJ WEST.
BY yirtre o. deed OF truss t? the subIcrb A
ers, dated August ~, B16, acd rec .rded in NJ
Llber No. S2S, folio "a, one OF tue laud -
cords OF Washington county, D. O.. and at tn, writ
& request o. the parties secured thereby. ve will
s.,i 81 public auction, to the highest biuter, ON
TUESDAY,, the 3Otn day o. October, A. d lS.7
IN front Of the premises, ~ A. O'Clock D. m the
elSern hall OF lot numbered two Cd la qasre n
Der one huudi ed and sxtysix (i5jD acco, ling 10
Davidson s Subdivision Of said sI1are in the ~ of
Washington, snd District of C0lu -,bia, toge .ne-
Brick House.
9erms OF ssle: Ons-thrd cath; the balance In
equal pa.nients OF D, Il and Is month, after .ee
for which the ,res OF the purchaser will b, ,ksn
bearing per GENT per annum interest until paid,
interest," payable semi annually, and secured by
deed OF trust OIL the property sold. dea 0sit of
SlJ0 will be reGuirel at the time OF sale. Con-
vcyaDcing at the COST of tn, p2rchayer. Toe
Trustees ieserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defsulting pure. aser
II terms Of sale not complied with in ave days
This properly viii be sotd subject to deed OF
tTus. dated juno 2ith, ISIS, to secure the sum of
S1 So9 IN three ysars With ptege;t At 10 per cent.
oS,l5 3sw2w CHARLES T. DAVIS. ffestees.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

~ II they are poor men, out Of work, they
are called tramps. II they are 0n1ceholders
thev are callct polittcians-fM r. Republic.
HTSioux City, Iowa, has . young man
who eets drank, and ride; his horse over s.;
loon floors, while the police Officers sand
he swings revolver.I Chiccgo yoMaai.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

fne vOnduct OF TIE CircaSxls,S vvao an.
Gs,,.,ls 70 isrge rumbers, - causiag
s ssuthIa az faShs mach unea rlness. on T Tlurs-
osy ne teiesrApeed 80 the governor OF Frxe-
t.oua q p on The watch for a - ~ oT ,one
,.-,usS ." 40 eighty, who bad deserted sst
~..e.Se. ~ Aroops were rent ouf fnOm here 10
Soon. the rosds belw en- lhts s1d Kan
Nhlle he Mut hir def.ched two boa "a ~
r-ciar cSvslry An pursuit
TaC e precautions resnltsf Al, ~. ,-.,,.,..
OF osrd OF one hundred and six,y- sevs',
1nen' al oomPle,e.S armei wdh repeat,ns
y eferrft numerous petitlOns 20 ire cov,,
mander~ in- chief 10 whom re daf-,,,t -
reply, they bad oe erminet q come 10 Frsss
tou.d and lsy them before the Vail. IN nav
were still Leated With S-o.n. they yooa
rePolt the mater u TIE sublime Pore AMI
r nla 10 TIE homes. They wee disarmed.
nfougEt I'M here ss prisoners. and confined in
yAl, ihear officers being allowed Odt on their
parole uusrmsd. Rave met one of he IL Ter
s,is Snu =, must say thai Ter GrOurds of con-
PAM seem reaGo92ble enough. Tney ere
aWrsd oy every otficer suG maa in tee amy
W ieis oul home5," trey ny, land volun-
snar - ~ nkp, or reii iSson ANS, our ancient
enemy the RUSSIAN, out we are given no pay.
We seldom ge0 latiols q. oarseivaS pever fosr
our horkes, we are gwen no b iding OF blan-
coatequenoe OF the presence of the Fn1l,ss
Pa>ba we are no, allCr-fi 10 p,undar a : ..pr
bre ihern are wish Eurd Isnal Hakki pa
sh3s army, where The English Officers do
q, mind plundering- IN fpct, We aid our
hors es were dying of cold and staTva ion: a-d
20, as Mukhtar Pssha wo1ld no, listen 20 our
complaints, we came IN here"
SINE the middle or Jrly twp thousapd OF
theSe men have deJerred. and, as they are
aimei with The t. weap l.is Anerita an
bioduce, the - e,y OF hie and p.opelsy I'm
Armenia has noi been enhsrtcf finds OF
hufus, t91, nnding no s.ope for their talents
IN the vicinity OF fhs4r clauGman's army,
,ts, sNS tnrne Their attention ID fhe rich VIZ
NihaSes 90 the ia sin aud Erzeroum plai -
tAt"d'a AsacN Er-erc.ua ,5r q q. 10.
az lnere Is ore crafty of an OIL clos,
Whlcn n e. snOve Ell oshe-g n ts rs
WOnder-il uneNI 80 = q, . toa h.r5 6cD, in
u e nigtt sea on .Doli ~ Nctr..
Evening star., 1877-10-20
Y H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME BUILD
MS ON The EAST SIDE OF THI8p. BE-

INES IN ,Ta oS tW1 r~n1 Il hsME mH BUib
TWEEN Nj AND STREETS. SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dstei Augusl -
ON, a: ID 1873, ouiy recorded In Libsr NJ. rml
20, foiio 81 ei seq ore of the land records Tor
tbe District % Oolumhib, ara at the reaue o, the
gaTfy sec nIed thereby shat sell puIic az iOD
~ 'front.' 81 the premises, on WEDNESDAY, sober
Sfth, lFI, al 4 O'Clock .. tue follow oy, or 50
much as may be NJ cssssry Of the following dssc bsd
al es ete, situate Ia the City of Washington, n
70 Vlt wi those i9ts or --t8 OF lots knoSnas p f.
ana Qi al7o, the south ten (t0) feet of ID. G. oS
tcait sud vision in square 59j the sans havi7g
8 front on Sd street, between n and N streets. of
I'M prCNeHeBts.
Terms: O.o third cash, and the balance a. s, IL
sno is months with interest st per cent, secured
by deed ot trust. a dsposis Of slO0 required at
time Of sale, and Sn cOnyeyancing AZ purchsser's
cost joy C G. KENNUOY
j. Il. COEDM ELL, Salesman. Octl5 not -
Evening star., 1877-10-20

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IN BOWED
PROPEETY on ST. NOkTd, BETWEES
2DAND STREETS

30 AND 4rA STREETS WEST.
by virtue Of iecres OF the Supreme Court IL
81 the District OF Ooiumhia, passed In Sp ,cial .
Term On the :Oth tay OF Jelly, lI7, In cause -
No. 8 o2, Equity Docket IL, the unteIsignet viii
offer Ter sale, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, +,
tie = Eth day o. October, 1871, at "A clock ..
the fol g-descrbed premises to wit: Lot I'd
art OF Lot 4, OF Webb 81 Bradley subdivisio of
SIS beginning the southwest corner OF Lot
o thence east along street, 81 fse thence north e0
feet, hence west 20 feet thenca sOnth feet witt
the improvements, consisting of two story Or
houses, with hack buildings.
Terms OF sale: One third a cash; the rema nier in
equal instanents a. L. I'D 81 moaths the deferred
PAYMENTS TO bear interest, aud be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser and lien upon the property.
A deposit ef Sh6 upo1 each house will be required
at the time OF sale at the cost OF
purchaser. If the terms of sale not como led
with In seven days the Trustee the rig at to
Ieseu the property on one week notice, at this risk
and cost or the defaults 1g purchaser.
JAS. q. PAYNE, Trustee,
Octl3 No. Webster Law Building.
Evening star., 1877-10-20

-, Ghr UP EAhLf these frosty mornings, 1
SSS"t ~. e III, SDs OF wisdom from ths sad
sc ,,or that sits on the sunuie3
a. 10y, III Il can nnd, and weeps becaus,
nc onlig ght hop; and giles club con-
'" leu Il should have been laying In its
~. rs Voc and earning money to buy an
ser and . pair Of arcsics.-[ Hawkeye.
Evening star., 1877-10-20
I T C0LDwELL, Real EstsIs Auctioneer.
IKI STEES1 SALE OgATHGEE STORY BRICK
Nv kls! sc, No. 500 MISoyUST AVENUE,
NAB ] III h BDIANiCAL Il fKJEN

Nv MEJ1ISG, No. :sOs MIsoJUaI AVENUE
kEaB 1HE BOTANfCAL GAR DEN.
BY ylIue ~ deed ~ trl- .dl ed - 3tsuIber l..k
S.n, a - l>3o. duly recorder IN LIasr No. r-8
81 f0l.o 2s3- ~ seI Of ths tan records -
fr the DIS -riCt Il Columbia, q q tha request Of
the party cured thereby, viii sell, AT public
auci.nn, IN front OF the premises. On TUESDAY,
October 23 !, iSI, AZ "a clock y IN the f., .C ~
ing described real estate an tbs city OF Wash
lUgtCu, District Cf Columbia, o. wtt:-Au TIA Sc
pieces parcels e ETOund know ana DIST igui-h A
o. snd beng tSO ~ par OF lJt nufb-rei two ~ in
southwest corner OF said 10 ~ thence running east
with ths south Ene Of Id Ut tao ~ twslty four
q tes' the npTta and parallel with east lire
OF said lot 20 the north IN line 81 ait g; then
with the northern line Il sad lo- srdly 70
the u0rthWe orn corner Of ssi lot aud tEeDcs with
tse w = n Of said hot 70 the be yiButng and Begin
ming Tor the second part at ths n1rths st of
said lot two ani running She.. vestTsri.y about
twenty III 20 fest more or less with ths sOHh tine
q lot Jiiry eight ISL thence ii r.y fJur - feet
and parallel with the line Of lot f2i; thence
e2steriy tSenty nine 9 feet - ths line Of said
lof two ~ and parallel with III s1I.h tine of lot
thirty eight (3s) snd tn nee nG-therly the east
line Of sad f't 10 ths place Of beginning; tog 5theT
with the irIpTOvemsnts, sc.
Terms Oue-third IN cash, AMI thB balance a. s, II
81 Il mouths. with i0terest "a 8 pss celt. per
nun. surei By sdeed % trust demo it of Sle0
required ~ ts tire of e. and all puvey sncinY
purchaser cost. Terms 20 b. Ompisl with in
days. -
BRAIEARD H. wARNER.I
cen-go6dsN ILLlsM X HOOPER,