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KILLED WITH A BILLIARD CUE-Iasf
Friday VIM. ID. Goddard, a youth from Kan
sas, and Robert Hollingsworth, a barkeeper.
who had seen better days I'm Hot Springs and
Little Rock, got into an alteration over q
game OF billiards. From the testimony IL APP
pears that Hollingsworth was overbearing
and violently abusive an his language. God
daru struck his an tagonist over the head
with billiard cue, FOR which be was arrest
ed. Hollingsworth went of 10 hts room and
lay down. Nothing more was thought OF the
matter until night, when IL was discovered
that be was dying. At about 3 O'Clock ne ex-
plred. IL appeared at the coroner's Inquest
that his skull had been fractured by the cue.
Go1dard is IN jail TeIdTkdad NetOS.
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Three ladies accompany the ride team
10 America. They VIII see that there is fair
shooting.
ss-owing TO the insecurity of the JaIl At
irons.
~ The "grass-widowers'" trains are
again run this year on the railroads from
RlcLmoLd, Va, on Saturday nights, 70 lake
hIsDabds 10 their wives at the summer re-
sort.
~ Among the inmates OF the Virginia
leIll'eitiary are man aud a woman who
siole S10O from the lstter's mother upou
which TO get married and set up housekeep-
ing.
ga Kentucky paper thus chronicles an
elopement: "Mr. j. &. Jarboe and Miss
Artelia sterett left rather hastily on the up
packet last night, destined for matrImony
and misery"
ga teamster VINO carelessly drove a cart
full OF building stone over a pedestrian ex-
cused himself on the plea that IL was not his
cart, and he didn't know II was loaded
lPhud. Press.
HrBen DE Bar, according to last mail al
vices rom 81 Louis, was much better than
he had been for several days, had recognized
friend and expressed a desire for a glass OF
beer, and his attendants thought he might
yet pull through.
~An eye in large picture ofan actress in
the window OF snop at Hartford, Conn.,.
astonlsheo the passers by recently by wink
Ing al them. IL was some time before the
people discovered That the eye was a clever
astring.-(N y. Post.
~ Freelsnd is unhappy. Too long on the
gr1dlron. Wants To be let alone. Thinks
the trouble has been made by some men
whom be dismissed. Looks on II all as a de-
vice OF the devil 10 try his soul. Loves his
enemies, and sticks TO his Office like a tick 20
sheep brooklyn Uaton Argus.
~A Philadelphia spiritualistic psrfor-
mer, who personated materialized Spirits
with the aid OF masks and wigs, has been ex.
posed. he had been doing very profitable
business. Many OF his dupes believed that
they recognized dead friends in the faces
that he showed In dim light. A newspaper
reporter easily detected the fraud.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
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To THE
NORTH, WEST. NORTHWEST sOUTHWxST.
June 2ath, 1877.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
4:s0-BaltimOre and Way Stations.
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Point OF Rocks and Way Stations, via Be
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l:30-BaltimOre and Laurel Express. 5tops 1T
Bladensburg. Frederick, via Relay.
A:Se-Point OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagsrstown,
.o WINCHESTER and Way Stations.
{4O-.BaltimOre, Annapolis and Way Stations
S:3O-'Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore. Pas
s senger :, for h Norfolk takes I'm the cars d.
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DIED.

C0NTEE. LAURA W, the daughter Of Jonathsu
II. and Laura COntee, died Augast l2l nj o icIock
y. M, aged Is years and ~ days
Funeral services wall take place st O'Clock Fri
day, the 2sth, IRON the l5t street Pre.bVterien
tend.
CAhOTHkks. The funeral ceremonies OVER ths
remains OF ANDREW CAkorHEks, formeriy OF this
city, isie OF sscrsHsnte, California will be held -
the chapel, ~ OAk Hill Cemetery, on friday rh0
z4th inst, q D clock .. m. The friends Oh to
FAMILY are Invited 10 attend the service.
NOkT0N. On the morning. Of the 2,d of Aueus
80 MISE AAIk l. noRros, IN the 16th year Of hee
The funeral YIN take place e, O'Clock D. n, to-
$50 street northwest. Rriesds are rssnecffa n .
invited to attend. lRep.l
SCOTT On the morning Of August q, 1877, HAp-
= Scott, aged 10 months aud dan
A. funeral wiz take place Friday, at & O'Clock, frou
and snas g ip,, ,sa ss,:ss seatheast Rss.ss
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SPLURGK doesn't pay. Spready weddings
generally end in poverty and divorce, aud
great big parties aud such ike Things, when
given in the spirit OF "highfalutin." NAV
generally be pointed 10 as a prophetic sign
BOARD Indicating ultimate bankruptcy. Peo-
pie Of solid wealth aud real good sense DO NOT
do over much OF that sort OF thing for the
mere sake OF making a spread" Look
around among your acquaintances and see
II they do.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
JOHN SHERMAN, Aucti0aser,
rkpsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
pphhoPEkTt On SOCK 0BxEk CHURCH
hOAD, MAX SOLnfERSf HOME n

81. Cloud Building
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLEIMPRoyEp
ROAD, NEAR SOLDIERS HONE ID
By virtue OF q deed Of trust 70 me- datsd "a
ygle 18th A. ID. ISL, duly recorded IN LiSe- -
NO. GU folio 45l, et se9., one of the land re- -.
Cords for the District VI Columbia AMI AZ tha NJ.
3resi OF the party secured thsrebT, viii sal A.
eHbllc auction. "A front OF the premis s. on FRI-
DAY, August 2fth, ISL, st 3 O'Clock y m . the
following described tract of land, lying in the
formerly part Of Thomas Browns land. situate on
Rock Greek Church kosd, anu beginning Tor the
said tract st 81 old boundary stone mark "a l. on
plat, accomps nyiDg deed from said Thomas Bow N
and wife 10 John Loeliger, which deed is recorded
in Liber j. A 3, No. 226, folio 49, ct seq one Of
the lard records for said county and District.
ing the description No 3; thence running south 81
east 70 chains; thence north degrees west 5.&2
chains; thence nth Oh degrees west 4 ~ chsias;
thence south St degrees west 10 IS chains;
thence south IL degrees west IA 30 chains; thence
north ga degrees east 403 chains to the beginning,
containing thirtesn aud <Dl00 acres, more or less
together With the improy ements.
Terms OF sale: One thousand dollars cash, aud the
Daisnce In four equal yearly payments. with inter
est At per centum per aunum, secured BY deed Of
trust on the property sold. A deposit Of $50 re-
aured OF the purchaser at the time of sale and all
expenses at purchasers cost. Terms TO b. complied
with " thin seven days.
This property has good front, on the public road
with line whey ard, Ia good bearing order, and
IN good stare Of cultivation. There are frame
houses on the premises one Of about rooms, known
IS the Inc House, and the other with about c
r"om also, barn, &c, &c.
". NJ. SMITH, Salesman. sue3
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T. COLDWELL, Rsal Estate Auctioneer.
TEUsrEEs SALE OF A TWO STORY RRIot
DWELLING SIrUATE ON THE SOUTH WEs1
C0RNEk OF 10TH AND SHEETS NORTH

WEST.
By virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated Dscem- -
Der eth, AID. 1875, and duly recorded IN Liber l..
No. sos, folio 435, one Of the land records for s
the District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby will SELL In front of the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY, SePtem
Der 4th, A. d. 1877, at O'Clock D. m, the follow
ing piece parcel Of ground situate IN the city Of
Washington, District Of Oolambis, and being Lots
numbered forty two (4'D and forty three 49,, In B.
Turton ct al recorded subdiysionof square number
ed one hundred and seventy nine tl79E Beginning for
the same at the northeast Of said square sad
running thence west on north str ,et one huairei
and ten l0D feet to alley 100 feet wide thence
south east line OF said alley sixteen (l6D feet;
thence east hundred and ten (ll0D feet to 10th
street. and thence north said 10th street to tae
beginning; being part OF original lots nbered IF
teen (a) and sixteen (l6 in said square, together
with the improvements, &C.
Terms: One-third % cash; balance In six (6D,
twelve (2D and eighteen Isl mouths, in equal pay
ments for which notes Of the purchaser will be
Quired, bearing interest 1t rate Of eight 49, per
cent. per annum, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold; all cash, al the option of the pur
chaser deposit of one hundred dollsrs 1917 i'll
be required at time Of sale. All conveysacinG at
purchasers cost. If terms Of sale not lied
with in i've days after day of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property AZ the cost
and risk Of the defsnltins gurehsser;
.uo,s.sosa, p. Pr II N MEAaRRTyER' Trustees.
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.us ..oaa. e eans T. D I111hsrR' rru.ses..


CT. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM, corner
- 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, under the
supervision Of Sisters Of Charity This lnstitution
destitute children Hoderafs charges viii be ma te
for children in better circumstances whose parents
home. There d alss Lying in dep Etment attached
70 the Institutisn, With pnvats rooms, In which
ladies, either Strangers or residents in the city.
W. @. b. NEWAAu, Il. D..
Physicians b Childrsab Departments Drs. O. VIZ.
CALLAN, J. Nov. MAcKALL, and r. n HKwMAN.
u. D.; J. ELIOT. 4: D.; QaAIfoN fYLIl, 4. d.
A.rr gA .osr.1, 8. Q. susIr; , D.; ed
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EVENING STAR.
fHrksDAT....... Angus, "a 1871

MAkklkp AFTER AN HoUR'- ,,at-,tr-uT,.
IA NE ~ ward OF this beautiful go 49,, |.
res ided last week = middle-aTes $3.50, 49, tners
preserNtd and highly respectahia \, 49,.
country, short distance from ARA, =, ~,
~ i.',, ,liile lINt-i Nldower. well preserved
fsrmer, with all the com forts OF lie eKceo, =
wife. One day last week he drove 10 t,,y,
an elegant span OF horses, atfac TO n hani.
some carriage. and drove To the residence az
NE widow IN the "a wart. Widow ana
NldoNer had never seen each other. They
were introduced, went out FOR a drive IN
sether, returned n little after noon. took din
Ter, went out for another dr. Ve and returned
,,s,Sr 10 me afternoon man aud wife Rut a
ltie over an hours courtShip sufficef Tnev
n . meyer, before that day, seen or written
each other, but each knew the ofhsr.s 49,.
reputalon and desires through mutual
friends Tue widower was wealthy ana
lonely ne widow poor and hari- vorking.-
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In TIE SUPREME ooUeT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA,

6. s...1 cf e. iii e
LEN Application for letters testeDeatary on the
bia. has tSis dsy BEEN made by Lewis JoSnsoo
p:yis and Theodore Barrel Hoody: An ?sr:on.
court On TUEsDXY, the iith day q sspssabcr
next as u O'Clock = m, g snov cause vhy letter.
should not issus g prayed: Provided, . copy Of
this order ee publishea ONCE week for three weeks,
newspaper, previous TO the said day. Test:
aue2iA.& A. WrBsrBR, Rsgistar of villa
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
4 ssssl ,'s sss:s hf sln ssasi .sss
Tuesdays at = O'Clock 9; m. for Cone
river; Thur6ays at O'Clock a. m. for Ourrioman
and Leonardtown; Saturdays at = O'Clock Q. m. for
Currioman and Leonar3t own.
On and after JRly 10th, will leave Washington for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at = O'Clock, arriving at
PIney Point at lock m; returning, vii! leave
the Point Wednesday morning. Fare, round trip,
81 80; single fare, 81
For further information apply at the Once over
Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Ex press once, Ut the
Company . Wharf, foot Of 9th street
prees ONCE. SAMU FL BACON, Pres't.
4 l. ACCIN ELY, Agent.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
IL 8. K. cor. 9th and d streets northwe

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROyEo PROPER
TY ON 2D STREET WEST. BETWEEN viz
GINA AVENUE AND SOUTH d STREET,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to the subscrIb- -
ers, dated January IL, 1878, and recorded in i4
Liber No. us, folio Isl, &C., OF the land rec.
ords OF the county OF Washington and District OF
Columbia, and by the written request Of the parties
secured thereby, We will cell by public auction, in
front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, the 3Sth day
Of August, 1877, at O'Clock p m, al those certain
being in the city Of Washington, District Of Oolum
bia, and kno sn and distinguished and being all
Of Lot marked and lettered o, and the south seven
feet six inches of Lot marked and ettered ID, I'm W.
b TOdd's recorded subdivision Of part of square
numbered Eve hundred and eighty one, 1851 with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of several
small Houses.
payable sn 6, II and Is this after date, at per
cent interest until paid, and to be secured by deed
of trust on the property sold. deposit of 1l0J
quired to be paid when the property 10 sold. All
veyancing to be ct the purchasers cost Should the
terms Of sale be not complied with In i've DAY. after
the SALE the Trustees the right to resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of the defauliAg pur
chaser.
ausll-eo&ds OHAs. T. DAVIS,
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MASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w 1OOl, northwest corner 10th and ID street,


TRUSTEES oFsUPERIoR ROSEWOOD
IAsE PIANO, CHAMBER FURNITURE, Az
MlNsTER BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
SlLh BROOATELLE PARLoR FURNITURE,
&C. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of chatieI deed of trust, bear-.
ms date the Slst DAG Of March, 4. a. lSS, NH
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia the
subscriber Ill offer for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY, August 2sth, A. ID. ls77, comm sncing
at 1O clock a m, and continuing uatil the note
Il sod all the elegant househOid furniture, sOd
and chattel- IN houses 1925 and 1917 street i.
corner nth north west. beng the premis lately
cuped by the British Minister, consisting in part
follows:
Handsome Rosewood case Piano, by Chiokering;
Parlor Furniture, upholstered in silk BrOcstslls;
Ebony and Git Center Tables, handsome Walnut
Frame Mantel Mirrors, elegant Billiard Table.
Rosewood Chamber Suites Pillar Extension Tables.
Frame Mirror front Warirobes, Walnut sidebaari
hands mely carved. Gilt Frame Oval Mirrors, hose
wood Center Tables, Walnut Chamber Suites, Re
cepuon Chairs, Gllt franc, upholstered in Green
Sllk; Gent : Easy Chairs, VALIANT Library Tables,
Lounges. ROsegood Frame Dressing Mirrors
French Clock, Gilt Center Tables, Walnut Wari-
robes, SILK Brocatelle and other Lambrequns, Wal
nut aad Gilt COrnices, Rose wood Dressing Gases,
elNet Rugs aud Mats, elegant Administer Velvet
Body Brussels and other Carpets, Feather Pill yws
and Bolsters, excellent hair Mattresses, and many
articles too nu nerous to mention.
House VII be open TOR inspection Saturday preyl-
Gus TO sale.
Terms cash.
Richard WALLACE, Trustee
Wash B. WILLIAMS, Aucs.
is eOCt augz2.
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NV ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
RSos ap, NEAR TiHr2GssEoTIos f or k sH rs
SOLDIERS HOME, IAPROvED BY TWO
sTORY-AND- BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
WITH BRICK SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND
OTHER OUT-BUILDINGS.
BY virtue of Q deed Of trust TO me, dated on -
the Hth day of November, ISL, and recorded I5
in Lber No. COS, folio IS, one Of the Iandl
records FOR the District of Columbia, and by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, IN
DAY, August 2sth, ls77. at 5 O'Clock .. m, the
following described real estate, situate in the
county OF Washington, District of Columbia, TO wit:
All that piece parcel Of land lying ia county Of
at point the west zine Of the Seventh Get road
3 perches north Of the northwest corner Of the in
terscton Of said Seventh street road with the Rock
Greek church road. and running thence n. $50, W.
n9 perches, thence y. Ia, =. o. perches thence
n: Sd, ": HS perche.; thence Elf W; rs
perches to the place of beginning containing one 10
acre, I'd rood and i've 90 rches of land more
or less as laid down on the plat Of the subdivision
worth, surveyed for William A. Nun Ter in No
vember, 1855, and recorded in Plat Book Levy court
No page s., Of the office Of the Surveyor OF said
District, With the improvements, consisting Of two
ter House, and other out-buildings.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; the balance In
notes OF the Durchaser OF equal amount at one two
and three years, with seven per cent interest from
81 cd q ss o.
will be required Of the purchaser At time Of sale. All
convey ancing 1t purchasers cost. IL the terms Of
sale are not complied with I'm seven days from sale,
the Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and
COS VI N''-1 7RxsTUs NJ. cHAPIH, Trustee.
WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auct. aug3 Stav &ds
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AT THE CATTLE SHow.-Gentlemau
with solemuity -" Miss Florence do YOU
love beasts" Lady, with viyacity-"Am
10 consider that as a proposalg''
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h6NCANbOH BIOS, Auottenees,
II o. =. corner 9th and d streets northwest.
PE4Nisa AND And sHwIHe Mill PRRooPP ssTTf
SITUATED AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
18th q sTksETs, AND OHIO AvESss

By virtue Of 5 deed Of truss. duly executed -
der, trueees bearing date the q day Of Nay -.
Of the land records Of washineton county, District
viii offer for s:s 4 public sacton n front Of he
O'clock , n, al Of that very ysluaes Ssoperty
Ohio avenue northwest, being known and described
on ground plan or plat Of Wellington city - being
Al Of lot e. In square ~ and the vest feet Of lot
No. 5, In said square, described in said deed, the
said property being for 80 year,: together
names thereon and thereto belonging, be{ns =
planning mill with al the machinery necsssory for
sctive busieess operations. Also, al the eoods,
m d ~. az spr upon sad premises -
Terms Of ale: one-third cash, Of which sso mua
be peid ON the day Of sale when the Droperty m
knocked down; the balance Of the cash pNvneot
within TN days; notes Tor the deferred paymeats a
one and I've yer, bearing 8 par cent. per annum;
eeeured d deed Of trust on the properly, which
DEED mus pfovtde f,r the HAintenAncs OF "a lcient
neurenoe on tne premises, and the payment o. the
taxeo ana rent - the same shall become due. n The
vrme De not oo0ylted With within ten days fro0
tne ~ g -. the property shall b. rssold uRoa
nve oays notoe In soma one nsvupaDsr Dublishsd IN
the city Of Wa.hngtoa, q The riSk and cosf OF the
I1rceassr. All eoavsyancinG e ths eoss q he
CH b. WINDIR, SURVIVING frustes.
DUHoA|e0N bBOo., Hso1. easloN
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING.
TON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH
CLYDES LINE FOB BOSTON AND PROV
/ IDEEOE AND NEW ENGLAND STATES.
SAILING DA VS..
from ephia-Saturday, at II m.
from Washngton-Monday,s at II o. m.
From Georgetown-Monday, at Z p. N.
freights received daily. Through 49,
bills e landing given to Boston and
goccs landed at Georgetown wharf viii please have
them marked Ge0rgetotcn, ID. c."
- For ful Information apply to j. H. JOHNeON d
CO., 100 II street northwest, and 18th street
wharf, ashington, d. C.;G: HYDE % Wstsr
General Managers, II South wharves, Philsdel-
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M4RRIED.

ToLsoS-eUMMERs. At the Methodist Epis-
eopsl Shnreh, Iniontown; u; o., on the list OF
ToLsoS and Mis- MART n. sUNakRs, both OF
Uniontown.
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORl

The steamers JOHN GIBS on and e. O. KNIGHT
VIII leave New York at q O'Clock p. m. 1AAnk
every Saturday, Georgetown every Mon 12
day at o'clock p. m, and Alexandria
every Monday at O'Clock p. N.
Freights taken ct lowest rates. For Information
apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank. 18th street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
ac2l-tr Praaidenk.